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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Mayor Wright. IT.
Taken BY Death:
Rites Wednesday

",,yun Wright, n, farmer OF
'.-n. City, route one, died NJ
H., .l",ur Monday night after be
~ III declining health for SeH
80. munthS.
!U" funeral service was held
Wednesday, morning at II O'Clock
Al it Mill Branch church with
r. j. T.. Williams of Rocky
"n.ul otficIatcd. Burial follow
Ell ia the church cemetery.
""rviVlnG are five daughters,
"i' l;eba Williams of Claren-
U"'s Mrs l.ctha Cox of Tabor
I'll. :uutc one, Mrs. Bessie Spl-
We We: and Mrs. Elgia Inman OF
,t.a'"r City and Mrs. j. B. Will
Hams Of Rocky Mount; six sons,
: l., Easton, Otis and Shelton
o. 'abor City, Gleason of Char
teS.on, S. c.: and Bruce of Mi
an. Fla; one sister, Mrs. Gas
.on Harrelson of Clarendon; and
WE%0 brothers, Morris of Collins,
"a, and M. L. Wright of Tabor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Rufus Duke Carroll. .

Dear Santa Claus,
We are making a desperate
appeal to you, to please bring
us competent executive secre-
tary for the Tabor City Mer-
chants Association. We want one
with initiative, ability and ade-
quate education, to bring to our
town greater prestige and pros
perity. He must be very spec
ial person, Santa, because as you
know, Tabor City is a very spec
ial town.
l am sure that you know that
this is local organization where
all the merchants are associated
together as one, so that they will
be able to offer better facilities
to the many patrons that visit
our town. At the present we are
anxious to obtain the Sfight"
man to; speak and act for this
group, coordinating his ideas
with theirs.
/: Santa, we would like TO thank
you for the past faVors you have
extended to us. For example,
you made it possible for us to
have the town lighted up for the
past two years; storm, sewage
has been. put down in part Of the
town. We are indeed1 grateful.
You know Tabor City has pro-
crossed greatly in the past few
years with reference to roads,
tobacco and truck markets.
Goodbye now, Santa, We re-
alize we have given ysh tough
assignment, but don't forget US
please.
Tabor City Merchants
Association
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Four From County
Are Delegates To
Farm Bureau Meet

Farm Bureau delegates from
81 counties in North Carolina
left Friday, December IL for the
annual convention of the Ameri-
can Farm Bureau Federation in
Chicago December Is to Is, Will
H. Rogers, assistant secretary of
the State Farm Bureau, has an
nounced.
More than 5000 rural people
from As states and Puerto Rico
were expected to take part in
the convention. The AFBF with
more than l,z50,000 farm family
members is the largest general
farm organization in the world.
Speakers listed included: War
rem R. Austin, U. S. Representa-
tive to the United Nations; Da-
vid E. Lilienthal, chairman of
the Atomic Energy Committee;
Charles F. Kettering, former re-
search director of General Mo-
tors Corporation; James Turner
of London, President of the new
international Federation of Az
ricultural Producers, and J. B.
Hutson, President of Tobacco
Associates, Inc. Senator Edward
J. Thye, Republican of Mime
sofa and Congressman Harold D.
Cooley, Democrat from North
Carolina, will discuss farmer re-
lationships with their respective
houses of Congress.
Among those receiving trips to
the convention as guests Of the
State Farm Bureau for the work
in the recent membership cam
paign was D. J. Walton of
Whiteville.
Others from this county at
tending the convention are From
is Strickland and A. w. Hardee
of Tabor City and J. P. Quinerly
of Whiteville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Tabor Man Wins
Fiuht To Hold
Drivers License

The case OF Tabor City man,
carried to the State Supreme
Court by the Whiteville law firm
of Powell and Powell, resulted
last week in a new policy regard
ing the revocation of drivers Ii
censes and the return of the Ii
cense which has been revoked.
The State Motor Vehicle De.
partment announced that from
now on all motorists convicted
outside the state OF otfenses
which means revocation Of their
licenses will get two hearings
one where the offense occurs
and the other in North Carolina.
Under the new plan all motor
lists will be called upon to show
cause why their conviction out
side North Carolina should not
deprive them of their North Car
DINA drivers license.
The decision followed the
two.hearing procedure was
reached after Wilbur Andsr.
son Wright of Tabor City oh.
tanned an order for the return
of his license.
Wright travelled into South
Carolina last April 10 and be-
came involved in an accident:
Investigating officers charged
him with driving drunk and re-
leased him under bond for ap-
pearance the following day be-
fore a Conway magistrate.
Injured in the crash, Wright
returned home by bus and next
morning, Supreme Court records
show. his wife went to Conway
to ask that the case be post
poned.
But Mrs. Wright. it develop.
ed, was too late. At Conway.
she was informed that her hus.
band had already been tried
and convicted. Six days later.
the North Carolina Motor We.
hicle Department was notified
of the proceedings and on July
"a notified Wright that his
drivers license had been sus'
pended.
Wright then appealed on Aug
ust 80 to Judge John j. Bur-
ney of Wilmington. Judge Bur:
ney, holding that there could
have been no trial without a de-
PENDANT, ruled that the license
should be returned-and so, Ia.
ter, did the State Supreme
Court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
M. P. Hill. ga.
Mount Olive Man.
Claimed BY Death

M. P. Hill, 81, of the Mount
Olive section of Horny County
died at the home of his brother,
w. l. Hill, early Wednesday
morning.
The funeral was held Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 at the
Mount Olive Baptist church with
Rev. B. L. Raines officiating.
Burial followed in the Hodge
cemetery.
: Surviving lre two brothers,
Monroe of Fair Bluff and w. l.
of the Mount Olive section; one
half-sister, Mrs. Agnes Stroud of
Nichols, S. C.; and three half
brothers, R. D. Hill of Fair Bluff,
Walter Hill of Nichols, and Paul
Hill of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Schools To Close
One Week For
Yule Holidays

Tabor City schools will close
Friday afternoon. December ls
and will remain closed all the
following week for Christmas
holidays. They will reopen
Monday. December 29.
Merchants of Tabor City
December Is and rs for the
have voted to close two days.
holidays.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Glee Club Gives
Musical Program
Sunday Evening

The Tabor e4ty high school
glee club presented a program
of unusual beauty at Mount Ia
Dor Baptist church Sunday night
when the grosp was heard in the
annual Yule season musical sea-
son musical presentation.
Directed by Mrs. Furman j.
Fowler, the club sang II num-
bers, closing with the famous
"Hallelujah Chorus"
During a break in the program,
Rev. H. FREQ Surratt of Saint
Paul Methodist church gave a
brief Christmas message.
Assisting Mrs. Fowler in pre-
the program was Mrs.
J. c. Bethea, public school mu-
sic teacher.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Doris Soles. 40.
Dies In Hospital;
Funeral Sunday

Duis Soles, 43, of Tabor City,
d;ed Friday December II. at
the Columbus County Hospital
in Whiteville. A.
He had been employed by the
D. ]. Hughes Co. as fireman for
the past several years.
The funeral was held Sunday
afternoon from the Fire Baptiz-
ed Holiness church in TABOR
CITY with Rev. Ralph Paxley Of
ficiating. Burial followed in the
Soles cemetery.
Surviving are the wife, Mrs
Cooper Soles; two children, F.
G. Soles and Beulah Soles, Doth
of the home, and one sister, MIS-
Jessie Price.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Parents Teachers
Association Gives
Fruit To Students

The Tabor City Parent-Teach-
ers Association of the Tabor City
schools through the cooperation
of Tabor City merchants present
ed each school student with a
Christmas bag of fruit this week.
Mrs. S. J. Potts made the store
to-store solicitation. She was as
sisted in getting the bags ready
by the parents who are serving
as grade mothers. The high
school boys played Santa Claus.
Mrs. Potts, and Mrs. ]. G..
Singletary, PTA president, ex-
pressed appreciation to the mer-
chants and to everyone who as
sisted in making the Christmas
party 4 success.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
YFC Band Plans
Christmas Program
AT Holiness Church

The YFC band of the Free
Mission Holiness church is giving
a Christmas program Thursday
night, Dec. Is, at pm.
The band also will present a
Christmas pageant, The Spirit of
Christmas and the Spirit OF Civ
ing" The public is invited to
attend by the group leader, Mrs.
Dalton Ward.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Two Tabor City Men
Named On County
AAA Committee

Bill Hooks of Whiteville was
reelected chairman of the Co.
lumbus County Triple-A COM
mittee in the election held last
Tuesday at community voting
places.
D. H. Jordan of Tabor City was
elected vice chairman, G. D.
Branch of Boardman was named
regular member and z. v. Will
hanson of Chadbourn Rt. 2 and
C. T. Gore of Tabor City we've
elected alternates.
Community committeeman were
elected as follows:
South Fair Bluff-Yates Wor-
ley, T. S. Enzor, M. N. Dudney,
Roscoe Enzor, M. A. McNeill.
North Fair Bluff-M. v. Hin
son, Keenon Meares, r. l.. Con-
nor, Alva Hinson, Frank Wad-
dell.
Cerro Gordo-Z. v. William
son, Hugh Nance, H. H. Purvis,
c. H. Jenkins, Make HARRISON.
Cedar Grove-C. w. Green, c.
L. Martin, Hosea Blackwell, A.
B. Billiard.
Cherry Grove-A. P. Worley,
Harvey Coleman, Fronts Strick-
land, Joseph Hayes, Leamon
Worley.
South Chadbourn-Woodrow
Mercer, Joe Mobiles, Hubert
White, c. L. luton, D. B. Buff
kin.
North Chadbourn-D. H. Britt.
]. M. Spivey, D. w. Smith, Jr.,
Neal Hooks, Edward Carter.
South Tatum-Lucian Steph-
ms. c. B. Pittman, Shelby Bull
lad. E. M. Griffin, Ralph Faulk.
North Tatum-T. A. Tyner,
Walter Shaw, L. P. Mangum, E.
NJ. Nissan, c. B. Sanderson,
Western Prong-C. D. Brown,
Herbert Wooten, Mayo Brown,
Herman Page, Wade Robinson.
North Whiteville-W. D. Cook,
.alph Bright, J. H. White, Lu-
~ High, Lloyd Enzor.
Whiteville-H. H. Collins,
Jack Walters, c. M. Fisher, w.
Luther Thompson, Jesse Thomp-
son.
South Whiteville-W. B. Buff
kim. E. L. White, w. c. McRac-
ken, Bennett White, Charlie
Tedder.
Mollie-F. M. Stanley, A. D.
Currie, D. L. Gore, S. P. Gore.
Beaverdam-Garland Duncan,
E.. D. Mcpherson, B. c. Buffkin,
w. F. Cartrette, Phillip McPher-
son.
Clarendon-Lee Wright, Carl
Stephens, o. z. Faircloth, Noah
Mercer, Donald Mercer.
Tabor City-H. E. Seles, Ralph
w. Spivey, l. F. Spivey, S. F.
Willoughby, A. D. Fipps.
Sandy Plain-Clyde Norris,
Ted Wright, A. o. Norris, Lury
M. Lewis, Roy Long.
Guideway-G. T. Gore, HON.
er Tucker, Joe Stanley, D. D.
Cox, Grady Frink.
Bug Hill-G. F. Register, Err
nest Long, G.. c. Williamson,
w. B. Best, Campbell Stocks.
East Lees-R. L. Cumbee. M.
L. Ross, Allie Simmons, Crowell
Powell.
West Lees-D. L. McKeithan,
]. L. Hardwick, Wilbur Smith,
M. M. Ray, Ernest Smith.
North Lees-Herman Williams
J. w. Sasser, D. c. Osborne, r.
P. jolly, c. D. Blackman.
Welches Creeks. A. Duncan.
Paul Lennon, A. H. Sessions,
Robert Meggs. Tommy Green.
South Bogue-Coy Pierce,
Garland Ward, Ben Pierce, G.
S. Shipman, c. F. Gore.
North Bogue-L. c. Batten,
Ernest Worrell, J. S. Tedder, Os-
car Sarvis.
Waccamaw-J. J. Holmes, E.
L. Smith, Clyde Wayne, David
Thompson, G. T. Sutton.
Bolton-Thomas Smith, H. D.
Strauss, w. H. Dowless, J. D.
Ellis, Roy Merritt.
Freeman-C. S. Lennon, Glen
Gibson, c. H. Peterson, A. H.
Lennon, T. w. Groom.
Delco-L. v. Conner, w. K.
Billiard, Edison Lennon, George
G Woofap
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Major B. Reaves
Dies In Hospital
After Brief Illness

Major B. Reaves of the Nakina
community died in the Veterans
Hospital at Fayetteville MONDAY
night after a brief illness.
Mr.. Reaves, a farmer, was born
and reared in the Nakina Sec
ton.
The funeral was held at the
home Wednesday morning at II
o'clock.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs.
Olive ReaveS, and two sisters of
the Nakina community.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Winners Named
In Better Farming
Contest For Columbus

Winners in Columbus County
of the Better Farming for Better
Living contest sponsored by the
Tide Water Power company have
been announced as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Benton, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest D. Hayes, Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. White, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Troy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Celebration Of
Christmas To Be
Sermon Topic

Subject for the morning ser
mon at Saint Paul Methodist
church Sunday will be How to
Celebrate Christmas" it was an
nounced yesterday by the pastor
Rev II. FREQ Surratt.
A musical program will be
given at the evening service.
with the special Christmas mu-
sic and carols being intersper
Scd with i Christmas message.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Christmas Program
Planned AT Fire
Baptized Church

There will be a special Christ
mas program at the Fire Bap-
tised Holiness church Thursday
December Is at pm.
Special singing will be rem
dered by Rev. and Mrs. Wade
Wray.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Methodist Adult
Department Has
Oyster Roast

The adult department OF the
Saint Paul Methodist Sunday
school enjoyed an oyster roast
at Platt's at Little River Monday
evening.
About so were in attendance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS

Primary department of the Ia
Dor City schools presented their
annual Christmas program IN
the auditorium Thursday morn
ing and the grammar grades
were to present their Christmas
Drogram Friday morning.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
soil Conservation Men Endorse
Waccamaw Drainage. Project

The District Supervisors OF the
Lower Cape Fear Soil ConSer-
v.uun District held their fall
meeting in Whlteville Friday at
;-.uuon. December -. The fol-
.rAIng supervisors We're present:
Chairman d. c. HarrelSon from
Baden County, NJ. l.. Inman. Co
u..DuS County, Gilbert T. Reid,
Brunswick County. and A. B.
>.v.r.ng. Fender County. The
s,n Carolina Extension Ser
G.u MAS represented by c. d.
Eaocr and K. 4. Rich. County
Agents in Columbus and Pender
Counties. respectively. The Soil
Conservation Service was rep
resented by j. +. Powell. F. N:
Clover. Jr.. G. D. Potter. and
II y. Bowen. Soil Conservation
SIS N the four counties; and by
Il NJ. Scott. District Conserve
ZIONIST.
Henry Wychc of the Wacca-
NAV. Bank and Trust company
lurrured before the group and
discussed the proposed flood
control work on the WaccamaW
RIVER. which is now being con-
>tr.ed by the Army Engineers.
Sir. Wyche in his remarks
;9.utcd out that the frequent
un,as IN tire WaccamaW does
s..uS damage to crops, pas
r.-,.S timber. roads. and indus
mai properties. In addition, the
;.cquert flooding makes ade-
Quate drainage OF the fertile
oWlandS along the river mn
practical and thus seriously re-
iugdS the development and use
e.. these lands.
Following this discussion.
the District Supervisors passed
d resolution heartily endorsing
the proposed Improvements.
and instructed their secretary.
NJ. L. Inman. to have a copy of
the resolution forwarded to the
Army Engineer office at Char
lesion. S. c.
The chairman then called Tor
DH@: reports from the four COun-
ties concerning the recent cleo
t.yu of County Soil Conservation
Committees. The last session of
tic North Carolina Legislature
commended the Soil Conservation
Districts law to provide for a
county committee of three farm
e. la each county within a Soil
Conservation District to help
look after the affairs of the dis
t1ct N the respective counties.
Successful elections were re-
ported in each of the counties.
a light vote was reported in each
o! the counties due to the fact
That many farmers are not fam
ltlW with the activities of the
Sya Conservation District. 1t was
pointed out. however, that this
recent election had been a means
OF spreading information con-
cr'nlng the district. It is believ-
tel that the newly elected county
committees will be helpful in ac-
Gua!ntlng farmers with the pro-
gram Of the district and thus
r~tse more farmers to seek as
S-,aucc from the district in sol
Wae their land use, soil conSer-
Fauon and drainage problems.
The remainder of the meeting
rs devoted to a discussion Of
IT,. annual report for l947. 1t
VI. agreed that this report
SAo..d be directed TO the people
'l '.e district first, and to gov
-gu.u-ntai agencies only Incl
0rntsjiy. 1t was also agreed
ha' he report should contain
4 nsuber Of specific references
70 '4.mers who are cooperating
"'a the district showing what
Tie. are accomplishing along the
hAr. of soil conservation and
5St e., land uSt
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19

The City L.aundryette, u new
business, is now operating IN
Tabor City under the ownership
of G.. l.. Floyd and his son, Hoyt.
The modern equipped laundry
cite is located at the rear OF w.
Leonard and Sons garage.
The management announces
that the concern IS operating
with an experienced staff and IN
vites the public to visit the es-
Establishment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Dear Santa,
Dear Santa Claus,


l will write you a few lines to
tell you what / wen, Tor Chi"t-
mas. This time, | want bicycle
and some pecanS and some Or
anges, apples, tangerines and all
other kinds of fruit.
Your friend,
Norman SOleS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Still. DESTROYED

Deputy Sheriff Mack Canady
and Constable G. r. Ward de-
stroyed a two-barrel LIQUOR still
and five gallons of whiskey in a
raid last week in Bug Hill town
ship. The plant was not in OPP
Grafton at the time, #
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Santa Claus Letters

Dear Santa Claus,
l want a magic skin doll and
a cradle and a trunk, four dress
es and four coathangerS and
some pants.
Bud wants a bulldoZer and
some blocks and a car.
Scarlette wants a dressed doll,
a tea set and a stove.
Love from,
Carolifia,
Scarlette,
Bud.
Dear Santa,
l am writing you to let you
know what l want for Christ
mas. l want a bicycle and some
fruits and nuts. l havetbeen a
good girl and am in the fifth
grade. l am II years old. l
would like very much for you TO
bring me what I want. BY, by
Santa. l will be looking for it.
One of your little friends,
Hilda Faye Lewis
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben H. Hux had
as their guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. N. Todd and Mr., snA
Mrs. Allan Todd 6 Ayr 49,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19

Mrs. Jack Spivey and son,
Donald, have returned from a
visit to Mrs. Spivey's home in
Norfolk, Va.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Dear Santa Claus.

Dear Santa Claus,
Please bring me large scoot-
er and a basketball. I am seven
years old. l want ar carpenter
tool set if Daddy don't get me
one.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02

tIOu Lug an 1oPAOAJ Ia 1ASe
family-owned Ford Motor Co
For more than a generation the
far : flung industrial empire wa
ruled firmly and unchallenged by
its founder, the elder Henry Ford;
he alone determined its policies
and carried in his head his plans
for it's future.
Today another Henry Ford,
grandson of the elder statesman
of the car industry, directs the
-destinies of the company for
(which the elder Ford is said once
to have refused $1,000, 600. 900. 10
it he has brought many new ideas
of highly specialized and depart
mentalized operations.
. Whether for better or worse still
must be determined, but in a lit
tie less than three years the
Younger Ford has completely re-
yamped the administrative and
much of the production. personnel
of the company.
. Where his grandfather named
onlv such officers as corporate
law required, Henry Ford II has
surrounded himself with 10 vice
presidents. each a working exec
utive, with a definite responsible
ity.
Gone by retirement, reslgna-
ton or dismissal--are virtually all
the old timers who formed the
group largely without title vino
worked close to the elder Ford
and carried out his whins and
wishes. Gone, too, are practically
all the pet projects of the octogen-
arian Henry Ford.
Himself in retirement tue elder
Ford, who will be "a next July,
has seen disposed of n after an
other such projects as his great
multi . millionaire dollar rubber
plantation project in Brazil; many
of his farm undertakings and va
rious other non-automotiVe enter
prises.
eve are in bushes to make
automobiles and automobiles
only" explained young Henry
Ford. He apparently includes
farm tractors in this classified
ton, fo~ their manufacture On a
large scale is proceeding.
What led to the sudden decision
of the elder ord to retire and
turn over administration Of the
company to his eldest grandson
never has been officially dlsclos-
nd. True. age was piling up on
the car industry's outstanding pl-
oneer, but at 80 he still was more
! energetic than most men 20 years
younger.
. According to most recent infor-
> nation the recent Ford, and his
!. wife, Mrs. Clara Bryant Ford, still
I. own a majority of the company's
: voting stock. The remainder is d.
. vided among the widow and chill
. dren OF his only son, Edsel B.
Ford, who died in 1943.
. But the elder Ford takes no
. part whatever in the affairs OF the
company. He resigned the prSsl-
. dency in favor of his grandson
!. and namesake on Sept. 81, 1945,
/. explaining only that he desired to
> "devote my time to many person
!. III interests.
!. At the time the resignation
. caused no great comment; it was
. assumed the elder Ford would
!. continue to dominate company at
. fairs as he had ever since the
j. Ford family, in 1919, came into
: sole ownership of the vast prop
, critics.
. But this time there apparently
. was more behind the resignation
!. than appeared on the surface. The
. famed pioneer dropped entirely
. out of the picture. His % yesr-old
: grandson, whom he brought into
: the COMPANY only two wears earli-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02
When Kidneys


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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02
Grandson Henry Begins
To Make Ford Plant Hum
b. DAVID J. WILKIE
Associated Press AutOmotive Editor

DETROIT, March 1-P)-A far-reaching reorganiza-
ion program rapidly is nearing completion in the great
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-08-30
EASTERN CONNECTICUT NEWS

After discussing the many pro- visions of the new law, Sec'y- Treas. Rourke held a question and answer period and laughingly as- Sured his audience of around 63 unionists that he had just skinned the surface of the many angles and interpretations of the law, is a lawyers bonanza"
 He went on to say that the Con- necticut Federation of Labor has taken the initiative in TESTING THE -~CONSTITUTIONALITY of the new law by printing half page POLITICAL ADVERTISE MENT against TAFT FOR PRESI- DENT AND THE CONNECTICUT R LICAN INCUMBENTS WHO VOTED FOR THE TAFT HARTLEY LAW. The ad, which appeared in the HARTFORD TIMES, is signed by President Tim othy Collins of the GEL, and Jo- seph M. Rourke, Sec'y-Treas. Un- der the Hartley law it is mandatory that these state off cials FACE PROSECUTION FOR USING UNION FUNDS FOR PO- LITICAL ADVERTISING.