davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-12

A Pinal cotton grower reports
yellow bugs were thick in his cot
ton last year. feeding mostly on
the bloom and asks for control
methods. Dr. J. \. Roney. extern
sion entomologist. says these are
the rose or flower beetles. that
they seldom DO much damage and
that control measures are not eco
nomical Heavy application Of ar
senicals will control them. he says,
but woIld not be practicable.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-12

A quota OF a pint OF milk a day
for adults and a quart a day for
constitutes an important
source of certain vitamins. espe-
cially Vitamin A and riboflavin.
But milk's vitamin content is vari-
able and can be increased by prop
er dairy methods, U. OF A. savants
advise.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-12

Arizona dairymen have been
warned by Extension Dairy Speci-
alist W. r. Van SAINT that they
should buy their sudan grass seed
now. Robert L. Matlock, extension
agronomist advises the 1945 crop
Of sudan seed has been estimated
at only 27.4O0. 600 pounds against
6S.500,000 in As.
Grains and hay are at ceiling
prices and scarce at that. Many
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-12

Ever have your iron stick TO
clothing when you are ironing
This Is more likely to happen If
too much starch has been used. A
small amount Of salt in the starch
viii help prevent this An iron that
Is too hot may stick TO rayon or
synthetic fabrics.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-12

needy a1d handicapped children.
upon the recommendation OF the
county welfare department Many
of these children had had untreated
medical handicaps for years. be-
cause OF their families inability to
pay for the correction. Mrs Wood
ward said. "In not a single instance
has the county society for crippled
children refused TO pay for medi-
cal care OF a child referred to II by
the welfare department" she said
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-12

His mother. Mrs. Minor Chesley,
went to Denver and brought Mikey
home by plane.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-12

TRAINMEN REWARD GIRL
Minnie Rose Webb, IA,
COvington, KY, is shown as
she cheerily waves to passing
train crews, as she has done
during the past three years
since becoming paralyzed fol-
lowing spinal anesthesia. The
trainmen adopted" and have
made it possible for her to
enter Shriners' hospital, st.
Lc-is, for treatment.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-12

Sales OF goyernment-owned food
by USDA reached a total Of $42.-
1872 .207 for the calendar year Of
1915. Washington reports. Decem-
Der sales totalled $9.061.301 as
compared with Sl77SS.469 for No
vember In both months disposal
of butter, previously declared sur
plus made up the bulk OF the sales.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-12

Soil water stored below the sur
face zones becomes stationary soon
after field Is irrigated. Only ab-
sorption by plant roots will reduce
this stored water content appre-
ciably This is illustrated in Exten-
sion Circular 1913. Irrigation In Ari-
zona.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-12

On irrigated fields each unit Of
cultivated land should be so farmed
as TO realize maximum production.
Otherwise extra expense may cur
tail profits II becomes important
therefore TO control plant diseases.
says extension aEronomist r. l..
Matlock Small expenditures for
prevention often save the margin
OF profit.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-12

o.. c. Jayne. NJ. ] Reed and Floyd
Bowles left Wednesday for Roose-
welt Dam on a fishing trip.
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Kareiviu Pagerbinas

Naujoje parapijoje rengia-
ma pagerbimas gryzusiu Lie
tuviu kareiviu, sekmadieni, 23
Birzelio. Ta diena, 10 val. ry-
to, bus iskilmingos misios ka-
riu intencijai; prie misiu tar
naus pat"s kareiviai: Navy,
Alfonsas Mudrauskas; Army
George Angelaitis.
5:4'5 val. prasides vakarines
iskilmes: jaunos paneles mes
zenklus, benas atlydes karei-
vius prie stale. Rezervuoti sta
lai kariu tevams ir artimiems
giminems.
Kareiviai prasomi tuoj uzsi-
registruoti tai vakarienei pas
klebona a. q komisijoje, pra-
nesant tarnybos saka ir kokio
laipsnio.
Tikietus uzsisakyti isanksto,
telefonu KE. 1868; kama tik
$3.50. sokis 8 yak, izanga SOC.
Kviecia Klebonas
Kun. Angelaitis ir
Rengimo Komisija.
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MIR | M Al
MIRE HIPOLITAS KADIS
(KADTSAl

Birzelio II d., savo namuose,
14114 Ardenall ave., r. Cleve-
lande, mire Hipolitas Kadis, sc
metu. Pasarvotas Wilkelis Flu
neral Home, laidojamas sesta-
dieni, Birzelio Is, Kalvarijos
kapinese. Pamaldos atsibus sv.
Jurgio baznycioje, 10:30 val.
Paliko gillian liudesyje EMO
ma, Marcele, dukteri Albina,
kuri dirba valdiskoje rastineje
Columbus, Ohio, du sunus, AL
berta ir Jurgi. Jurgis atskri-
do 1000 myliu is Pacifiko sa.
lu dar karta pamatyti teva gy-
va ir suraminti mylimos ma
mytes. Armijon gryzimo die.
noje tevui mirus sunus pasili'
ko laidotuvems.
Marcele Kadisiene yra sesuc
Izidoriaus Samo ir Paullnos
staupienes.
Velionis ilgus metus buvc
Dirvos prenumeratorius.
Lai buna jam lengvas ANIL
nasties poilsis.
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Baige MOkslO Meta

sv. Jurgio parapijos mokyk-
la baige 81 mokslo meta su is
kilmingu programu sekmadie-
nj, Birzelio 9. sia mokykla bal
ge 4 berniukai ir Is mergai-
ciQ. Is sio meto gabiausiu Sv
Jurgio parapijos mokyklos mo,
kiniu pirmenybes uzeme Dolo,
res Yankauskaite, kuri po mo-
kyklos valandu dirba Dirvos
Administrative.
Sekmadienio vakare, parapi-
jos auditorijoje, buvo mokiniQ
vakarelis, surengtas pasidarba-
vimu klebono Kun. Vilkutaicio
If Seseru mokytoju. Baigu-
stems mokiniams buvo iteiktos
sios mokyklos diplomos.
Dolores taipgi gavo is Cleve-
land Press 1916 Spelling Con-
test atsizymejimo certifikata.
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Western Reserve
Graduate

Miss Mary 10 Bender, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Bender, 1O115 Nanford
Rd., is in the June graduating
class from Flora Stone Math-
er College of Western Reserve
University. She is a member
of the Kappa Kappa Kappa
Sorority and while in her Ju-
nior year was elected to the
National Honorary Music So
rority, the Mu Phi Epsilon.
Miss Bender majored in Mu-
sic and has been awarded the
Mary and Rufus Ranney scho-
larship in music for three con-
secutive years. Prior to go
ing to college most of her mu-
sical training was at the Gle
veland Institute for Music. She
plans to teach music in the
Cleveland Public Schools.
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OAR Sis AUKU MAS
LAICIU PARVEzIMUI

Clevelandieciai mielai atsi-
liepe i Dirvos paraginima au-
kotl parvezimui ] Amerika Ii
kusiq Lietuviu naSlaiciu, da-
bar esanciu svetimame kraste,
Vokietijoje, SUI kitais Lietuvos
pabegeliais. .....
Pirmiau jau buvo pranesta
gavimas $113.25 auku, dabar
dar skelbiame S115 nauju au-
ky. Per Dirva aukavo Sic:
Mr.. ir Mrs. V. Gecevicius 1900
Brone Sukys, is East
Orwell, Ohio 1000
V. Rachynskiene is
Amsterdam, N. Y. SOC
Tiesiog j BALI ofisa New
Yorke pasiunte aukas Sic:
SLA IA kuopa 5000
Llet. MOterQ RatellS Zo.Ot
Mr.. if Mrs. Justinas
MiScikas 25.C(
Viso Xxi siol is Cleveland
Dirvai zinomu auku naslaicil
parvezimui sudeta $228.2!
Oar syki primename kad au
kas galima siusti tiesiog, ne
reikalinga priduoti Dirvos Re
dakcijai. Redakcija pasitarnau
ia persiuntimui auku tu kuri'
patys nenori siusti. Cekius is
rasykit "Orphans' Fund il
siuskit i:
United Lithuanian Relief
Fund of America
10 West 44th Stree
New York 18, n. Y.
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SPEECH OF
HELEN RAUBY
at LVS Annual Convention, in
Dinner, Book-Cadillac Hotel,
Detroit, Mich, June /:
Honored Guests, Delegates,
Friends, Ladies and Gentlemen

Honored Guests, Delegates,
Friends, Ladies and Gentlemen:
The Detroit Chapter well
comes you here tonight as CO.
workers, humanitarians and
friends. You have made sacri-
fices to be with us, because you
are interested in the job we
are trying to do, and you want
to do your part in helping to
reduce human suffering, es-
pecially, in the country of Lith-
uania.
You as true Americans have
sent your men to battle against
the enemies, who were seeking
to undermine the fundamentals
of our Government, by attempt
ing to destroy the very princi-
Piles upon which our Govern
ment is built. Yes = and your
men fought and many have
paid the supreme sacrifice. To-
night, they are resting peace
fully in strange lands, under
strange skies, far away from
their loved ones, homes and
friends. Their work is ended.
Their job is done. From there
on, it is our lob.
AS they fought for those
sacred principles and kept the
enemies away from our homes,
we in turn, must do everything
we can for unfortunate Lith-
uania, terrorized and deprived
of her rights. Also, for her
terrorized people who were all
forced to abandon their homes
and seek refuge elsewhere. =
Some of these people, who were
forced to leave their homes are
here with us here tonight.
Yes, dear friends, tonight,
Lithuania crushed, wears a
crown of thorns, thorns pierre
ing her fair brow. She is un-
able to lift her head and look
at the shining stars because
of the sharp piercing pain. If
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LAIMINGA ATEITIS

zmogui sulaukti laimin-
gos ateities reikalinga yra
planavimas siadien.
Apsiginkluoti nuo vargo
ir rupesciu bel trukumu
reikalinga kiekvieno dola-
rio taupymas siadien.
Lietuviu Bankas yra pa
togi ir lengvai prieinama
istaiga del taupymu.
Taipgi perkantiems nuo-
savybe : namus 81 bankine
istaiga daro paskolas leng-
vais menesiniais issimokeji-
mais = nesiskubinant, bet
per daug metu = kan pa
skola yra reikalinga.
Siais reikalais kreipkites
j sia istaiga If gausit paais-
kinimus su patarimais pa
skolu reikale nemokamai.
Depozitai po Federal In
surance Corp. kiekviena
knygute Xxi $4,000.
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For this we suffered and for
this our comrades died. The
chief aim of those who have
been restored to the enjoyment
of liberty is to fight for the
freedom of every decent human
being. We will not allow any
one to forge new fetters for
our bruised hands or to hold
in bondage masses of innocent
people.
Comrades! The Association
of Lithuanian Political Prison
ers, victims of Nazi terror, who
remain even now, for easily in
telligible reasons in exile, here
by propose the establishment
of an international political pri-
soners bureau to provide aid to
the still very numerous political
prisoners in exile and in dis
tress, to fight for a better fu-
ture for suffering humanity in
general, and to serve as a stand
ing reminder to political lead
ers that the work of peace will
not be completed as long as
those whose sufferings far eX-
ceeded those of front-line sol
diers have not been given the
reward due to them-aS long
as they have not been returned
to their free homelands.
We appeal to the Internation-
al Red Cross to take under its
protection the victims of Nazi
persecution with impaired health
of those nations. which are not
yet in a position to care for
them themselves, and to you
comrades, you who are now
back in your free homelands
for support in this matter.
We appeal to the Govern
ments of the United States OF
America, Great Britain, France
and China; we appeal to al
the civilized world, we whose
families have remained in Lith,
uania or have been deported
to Siberia for help in bringing
them to us or providing relief
for them, for they are suffer
ing hunger and are exposed to
terror of the most ruthless ma
ture.
Comrades, we appeal to your
feeling of solidarity born of our
common sufferings.
Central Committee of Lithuan,
ian Political Prisoners,
V. Sidzikauskas.
Stasys Yla.
B. Budginas.
J. Katilius.
J. Butenas.
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BAIGESI STREIKAS

Cleveland Union Stockyards
Co. skerdyklu darbininku strei-
kas baigesi po % dienu, ir vel
prasidejo darbas ir mesos tel
kimas. Mesos ruosejai reika-
lavo 16c j valanda algu pakeli-
mo, bet kick gavo nepaskelb-
ia, tik sake susitaikyta "pasi-
tenkinanciai".
Buvo pasirenge streikuoti
1000 troku veziotoju dirban-
ciu pieno pristatyme, jie susi,
take gaudami 15c pakelimo
valanda. Jei butu prieje prle
streiko, tas butu palette 4,0OC
isveziotoju ir stociu pieno pri-
emeju.
Plumberiai reikalauja sau
mokesties po 81 j valanda. Ne
veltui ju patarnavimas reikale
yra labai brangus.
sios savaites pradzioje Gle
velande del streiku ir darbu
sutrukdymu nedirbo apie l2'-
900 darbininku.
Didziausias skaicius strelke-
riu - 5000 - yra White Mo-
tor Co.
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TRUKDO DARBA

General Motors Corp. pasi-
ruose planus statyti Clevelan-
do srityje dvi savo dideles dir.
btuves vertes 22 milijonu do.
lariu. Civilines Produkcijos
Administracija ir OPA truk.
do tu dirbtuviu isstatyma ne.
leidziant igyti statybai Media
gas.
Mayoras Burke isskrido
Washingtona j aukstesnes val
dzios istaigas reikalauti kat
butu leista toms dirbtuvems
gauti medziagas netrukdomai
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JUOZAS sIPAILA, SO m. (pa-
vienis), nuo 51O6 Harlem Ct
mire Birzelio 6, staiga nelai-
minga mirtimi. Palaidotas IL
Birzelio, Kalvarijos kapinese
pamaldos atsibuvo sv. Jurgio
baznycioje.
Like pusbroliai Antanas Ba-
zilius ir Mare Kuzmauskiene.
Laidojime pasitarnavo Del
la Jakubs.
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$4,000 NEDIRBA

Pastaru laiku buvo apskai
ciuota kad Clevelande srityje
yra $4,000 asmenu neturincil
darbo, ir didelis skaicius is j.
yra karO veteranai.
Tarp bedarbiu buvo apie Ia,
900 veteranu ir 14,400 moteru
Del streiku, Birzelio 6 da1
apie 10000 darbininku buvo b'
darbo.
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Is sVEDIJOS jau atplauk6
pirmas laivas Clevelando no,
sta, paemimui prekiu is cia ga
benimui j Svedija.
Juriniai LAVAL j Clevelanda
atplaukia ST. Lawrence upe il
Didziaisiais Ezerais.
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Special del
FATHERS DAY.
June 16

Atminkit savo teva, Tevo
Dienoje, Sekm. Birzelio 16
Shaving setai - pigiai
Kaklaraisciai graziose de-
zese, tevui dovanu.
Su koznu pirkiniu gausit
cia dykai gele nesioti Te-
vo Dienoje. Atminkit sa-
vo tevq - devekit gele ia
diena!
GEORGES Flower and Gif'
Shop - adresas apacioje.
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VIEsI CLEVELANDE

Poni Antose Armonaitiene,
is Montreal, viesi Clevelande
pas savo broliene, p. ziliene
Viesnia apsilanke Dirvos re.
dakcijoje, aplanke Liet. Kultu-
rini DARRELL. il savo kelione-
je buvo Brooklyn, N. Y, ap-
lankyti tenaitinius gimines.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-14

through our gathering here in
Detroit, we are successful In
pulling out just one thorn, our
efforts shall not be in vain.
Perhaps, when we meet again,
we shall be able to visualize
her wearing wreath of fra
grant, beautiful flowers, in the
place of the cruel thorns.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-14

JIESKOMI Clevelande gyve-
venanti Anastazija Ivanauskai-
te-Kiveriene, Kastancija Iva
Observation-Disclosures, Juozas ir
Matas Ivanauskai.
Tuoi atsisaukit Dirvos re-
dakcijon.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-14

Record an appeal received by
the Minister of Lithuania:
An Appeal by Lithuanian
Prisoners, Victims of Nazi
Terror
We, Lithuanian political pri-
soners, liberated from N a i
concentration camps and pri-
sons, appeal to you who have
shared common fate with us
and who have gone through the
same ordeal in the same houses
of torture and determination.
The confinement of so many
months and years has created
a feeling of solidarity among
us, and pain and suffering has
knitted us closely together. We
have come to know one an
other and we understand clear
ly the wherefore of our strug-
gle and suffering.
Norwegian colleagues and
you, picked men of Finland and
leaders of Danish working mas
ses, and you Polish brothers
and sisters, from whom the
heaviest toll of sacrifice has
been eXacted, and you, child
ren of long-suffering Israel,
and you Latvian, Estonian, Bel
gian and Dutch, brothers with
whom we shared our miserable
crumbs and in whom we mu-
tually Sought comfort for the
cruel wrongs done to our little
countries, and you, our unfor-
gettable Czech friends, and you
French martyrs, and you A
merican children of the flour.
ishing freedoms, and you, En-,
glish sons of the land of clas,
sic democracy. and you Ukrai,
mans, White Russians. and Rus,
slams, who often comforted us
with your plaintive songs, and
you Rumanians, Hungarians
Serbs. Croats, Slovenes, Italians
who have made such sacrifices
for your countries, and final
ly you who suffered at the
hands of your own fellow-coun-
trymen, you, Germans, who real
ly grieved to see the noblest
sons of Europe dying only be-
cause they wished to preserve
their loyalty to their peoples
to all of you companions of
our sufferings, greetings.
We stretch our free, unfet-
tered hands, unconfined by any
barbed-wire enclosures, to you.
We greet you upon your return
to your native countries, to
your families, parents, broth
ers, and friends and to the
work of your prediction. You
have returned not to bury in
silence and oblivion your dear
ly bought knowledge of how
heavily weigh the bonds of ser
vitude on all alike, no matter
what their position in the en-
tire world may be.
Freedom! Freedom! Freedom
We clamored in our spirits all
during the long days of heart
breaking toll. Of freedom we
dreamed in the dreary nights,
which were never long enough
to give us the rest of our poor
racked bodies so sorely need
ed. Justice, demanded our dy-
ing comrades. And a just pun
ishment for those who had
created that horrible system
of slavery and boundless injus-
tice. And guarantees for all
nations, big and small, that the
tyrannical hand of oppression
will be laid no more on them.
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REIKALINGAS DARBININ-
KAS del lengvo darbo mazoje
LietuviSkoje dirbtuveje. Cali
pasirinkti savo valandas. Pla-
ciau klauskit Lietuviskai te-
lefonu RA 0894.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-14

IsVAzIAVO j Florida kele-
tut savaiciu Mrs. A. Zdanis is
Bedford su savo duktere ir su
anuke.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-14

MIESTO mokyklu ir moky-
klu zaislavieciu modernizavi-
mui ir padarymui ju vidutiniai
saugiomis reikalinga $4,44O,OOO
suma pinigu, paskelbia Mokyk-
lu Taryba.
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Appeal OF Lithuanian Political Prisoners
reprint from Congressional Record)
Extension of Remarks of
Hon. THOMAS DALESANDRO Jr. of Maryland,
Friday, May 10, 1916

Mr.. D'Alesandro. Mr.. Speak
er, under permission to extend
my remarks, l include in the
Record an appeal received by
the Minister of Lithuania:
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PRANAS LEIMONAS, Ely

FhANAS LEIMU1NAo, Ely
ria, Ohio, buvo labai susirges,
Geguzes 6 d. jam padaryta ope-
raciia ant viduriu. Dabar jau
randasi mamie ir sveiksta ge-
raj.
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ANGLINIS PECIUS
Parsiduoda. Gerame stOVyje.
Kreipkites 1410 +. 81 St., tele-
fOnaS EX 1913.
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n Observation-Disclosures
Ona praSoma atsisaukti Dirvos
redakcijon, jai yra laiskas.
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CAPACITY HOUSE
APPLAUDS SINGER
Continued from Page One)

so captivating in any of her many
other songs.
Because this reporter acquired
an early admiration for Mendels-
sohn, he took particular pleasure
in her dramatic phrasing of the
Hear we, Israeli from his eli
jah'' oratorio.
Miss Brampton was particularly
generous with enchores, interspers-
ing them throughout the program
instead of waiting until the close,
as the custom is with so many ar
lists. She sang thus, None But The
onely Heart, a bit from Carmen,
Dvorak's Songs my mother taught
me, and finally, Let My Song Fill
Your Heart.
Brooks Smith, Miss Bra1npton'!s
accompanist gave a splendid per-
formance in that capacity and won
unstinted applause for his contribu-
tons as soloist, responding with
two enchores, and as the compos-
er Of one of Miss Brampton's fin
ct songs, IAN Ocean Idyl."
After the concert, which drew a
crowded house despite the inclem-
emit weather, the Concert Associa-
ton held a reception in the guild
hall of st. Andrews Covenant
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NAVY AGAIN CUTS
DISCHARGE SCORE

WASHINGTON, Jan 22@RAThe
Navy announced tonight further
cuts in point scores for discharge
Effective March Is and again
on April 2, the latest changes are
expected to make an additional
IA, 700 officers and 176, 400 enlisted
personnel eligible for release.
By April 2, reported Vice Ad-
miral Louis E. Denfield, chief OF
naval personnel, the Nays de-
mobilization program will be two
thirds completed. 1t now is schedul-
ed to pass the halfway m ark OF
100000 discharges by Feb. l.,
The critical score for enlisted
men, last set at 80 points for re-
lease after March 2, is reduced to
81 points effective March IS and 80
points effective April 2, the Navy
statement said.
For male commissioned and
warrant officers, the March 2
score of 80 is dropped to 38 after
March Is and 81 after April 2.
For women officers, the March
2 requirement of q points will
continue in effect until April 2,
when it will drop to 26.
For enlisted women, the March
2 requirement of 81 points will
continue in effect until April 2
when it will drop to 20.
For male doctors, the March 2
score of 40 is reduced to 48 after
March Is, and 40 after April 2.
Reductions also were made in
point requirements for varied
classes of personnel whose eli
gibility for rehabilitation" Adj
miral Denfe1d said, "has demand
ed slightly higher score because
of their essential duties -
'In the case of enlisted person
mel in, these classifications," he
continued, sit is anticipated that
on or, before June 2, 1916, we shall
be able to effect further reduc-
ton which will bring their scores
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PHILLIES OBTAIN TABOR

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22-U.R)-
The Philadelphia Phillies today
announced purchase of third base
man Jim Tabor from the Boston
Red Sox, completing their fifty
infield purchase of the off-season
and insuring the National League
cellar champs an entire new inner
cast for 1916.
1t was straight cash purchase.
No price was announced, but it
was believed to be in the neigh
borhood of $25, 1000.
Yesterday, the Phils secured
second baseman Roy Hughes from
the Chicago Cubs at the $1,000
waiver price.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-23
TWO LOSE LIVES
IN WALLACE CRASH

WALLACE, Jan. 22.-Two PEG.
pie were fatally injured in an
automobile-bus accident which oc.
cured near the city limits tonight.
The dead are:
Miss Macy Wood, 16, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wood,
Teachey.
Ernest Hatcher, 81, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hatcher, Wallace.
Hatcher died a few minutes after
the accident. Miss Wood was taken
to James Walker Memorial heG-
pital in Wilmington where she
died three hours later.
Hatcher was reported to have
been operating the car in which
he and Miss Wood were riding at
the time of the accident. Other
occupants of the Hatcher car
were: Miss Lucille Mobley who
escaped without injury and James
Switzerland who sustained a frac-
ture to the leg and minor abras-
ions. Miss Mobley and Souther-
land are residents of Wallace.
The bus which was operated by
Matthew Ingram, Willard Negro,
at the time Of the impact was said
to have been used to transport
shipyard workers to the Whining
ton area. Ingram escaped without
injury. The was not loaded when
the accident occurred.
According to eye witness ac-
counts of the accident, both
vehicles were travelling south at
the time of the impact. The bus
was knocked into a ditch and
against a power pole, the force
Ralph Jones, Duplin county coro-
causing the power cables to snap.
ner who came to Wallace, assem-
bled jury and viewed the body
Of Hatcher. He said an inquest
will be held Monday night at 8
o'clock in the Wallace town hail..