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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-11-06

than he could as a freshman senator.
These facts, coupled with the fact
that Mr.. Rankin did not make an
active, aggressive campaign on his
own behalf, did no advertising until
the last week of the campaign, in
sured his rejection at the polls. He
did not make political capital out of
the great service he has rendered in
Congress.
We appreciate Congressman Ran
kin's ambition to be elevated to the
Senate after long years of service in
the House knowing that this is pro-
badly his last chance to bid for a
Senate post. We understand and con-
done that ambition. We voted for
him realizing he couldn't possibly
be elected.
We are glad this state still has
the services of John Rankin in Con-
gress. and we know that he will
continue TO render unselfish service
TO this country and its best interests.
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Cruuer Girl Is Elected
Secretary OF Grad Club

Miss Frances Estes of Cruger was
been elected secretary of the Gradu-
etc Club, a social organization OF
tho Graduate School at the Univer-
sitv Of Mississippi.
Miss Estes is majoring in English
at the University.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-11-06
West Hiah Prepares For
Senior Class Comedy

The Senior Glass of the West High
School has begun earnest practice
on the Sunshine Twins" a bright
and merry three act comedy to be
presented in the near future.
The play is being produced by
special arrangement with the
Northwestern Press and promises
to provide an evening of pleasant
entertainment.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-11-06

Mrs. r. A. Stigler left Wednesday
for Fort Never, Virginia, where she
viii spend the winter with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. E. B. Pearce and Mr..
Pearce.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Will B. Herbert have
been spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. J.. r. Walton.
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9ieies 8pdenblah eribeint felt
bem Sabre 1873 regelmdBig ieoen
Snmstag uno miro berallsse9eben
gum 8eiten bes B6pitlihen aolle.
GUM Solepbinum Der FL. aongrega.
tion Der 8ropaganoa in Columbus,
oeiien 3tped 6ie Seranbiloung oeat.
ider Brieiter5oelinse fir Die ger.
Stoaten lit. Diele AnItalt lit baupt.
i1hlid angepielen auf sic @infiinfte
oieIes 8iattes uno Die @eihenfe lei.
ner 2eier.
PUBLICATION OFFICES
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All editorial matter or matter Of
publication and remittances for
subscription should be addressed to
Pontifical College Josephinum,
Worthington. Ohio.
Entered as second class matter
June 2, 1945, at the post office at
Worthington, Ohio, under the Act
of March 3. 1879. Additional entSr
authorized at st. Paul, Minnesota.
Acceptance for mailing dt the
special rate of postage provided
for In the Act OF February 20, 1926.
embodied IN Paragraph 4, Section
53S, P. L. & r.. authorized June Z,
1915.
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audJ Der Der MoIluit ergebene So
mig Seinrid VIH. berfiel in elm Ia
iierbaftes Qeben ,in6 er. Der Befdnp
fer Der Srrnngen uno aebereien Gu
Tiers, beiDirfte 1elber/ bic Trennilne
ser Stride @nglanos bon Der Mutter'
firde. Dieie Iogenannte Reformation
bot In feittem 9anoe einen 10 penie
ebrenbaften uripring uno einen mil
Dem elmer &irdenperbeiierung 10 iebl
in @ioeriprud, itebenoen Sortgane
genommen, als geraoe in gnelano
Gort, no lie iih on Der iiinobafter
2eioenid)aft zines @oliiltlinss ent
5itnoete un6 an Der bIutoiiritiger
@illfiir besieIben ibr Dajein begann
Seinrib VII. NOR oft Sabre jim.
ger als ieine @emablin, tpel6e inn
Orei Sobne 1lno 5lpei G5bter seborer
bate gr batte ibr Iange 3eit feline
Siebe 5ugemanbt. ssn ietnen lpatern
Sabren ieood, als Ser nnteridieo oes
Nlters mebr berportrat uno aablrei.
t)e aranfbeiten ser &0nigin bon if.
rem Inmut unb Sllgenofrilhe i1nner
mebr abItreiften ,tpanote Seinri6 iein
Ser5 bon ibr ab, 1lm feline Sinnlid.
felt alf unerlaubte @eiie 5u befrieoi.
gen. Seine CUNT puBte bleibeno sln-
ma 8oiepn, cine ser Sofbamen ieiner
8enablin, 81 feiieln. Sbren ideinba.
rem 8ioerltano our6 Sdmei6eleien
miloerno, entflammte iie mebr uno
mebr bis er ibr perIprah, iie aur
Gonlgtn 5u erbeben. "a"
gtun gab Seinrib iid auf eimnal
9eoenfen iiber Die &ehtmdBiefeit ieis
ner gbe bin, in tpelher er bereits
iieb5ebn Sabre lebte. or auBerte itG
auf) ieinen 8ertrauten gegeniiber,
oaB er nit ser @it1pe ieires 9ruoers
in 8lutlbanoe su leben fi6 fiirbte,
ongeblih aus '@etuiiiensbiiien, % eli
ne gbe nit ser 8ittpe 6es 8ruoers
nad) BEN @eiesen ser Stride perbotet1
iei. Ser eigentli6e 8e1pegsruno ne
ben Sen poIitiiden Motipen bes Sp-
Itempefiels tpar aber feline 2iebe gu
ser i6onen anna 8olepn. 8olieD
nirfte Dem @unihe oes 4onigs, iih
Don ieiner @emablin su trennen, niht
entgegeh. Sier iiebt man Die S6ua=
DIE zines Wannes, ser Dem &onig
mebr 5u Gieniten iein mia als @ott.
Or NOR ;SStonfS< ,tnS GGnioa Aipnor
uie er ipdter in Der SooesItunoe be-
fannte. gr bate einen anbern nnb
beiiern Blan fir Seinrid VIU., nams
li6: 5einri6 iollte iih nit Der Soh-
ter oes 5ran5oient0nigs 2ubmigs
XII. Dermdblen, Der er, 8oIleD, Der
Siebld)aft NIT Inna 8olepn, menn er
lie ia fannte, feline langere Gauer bei-
gelneiien baben modte als oen friiz
bern.
(Sortiebuns folst)
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@,sahnah,s4. il,
6 gon 8 ON e 3.
. y

Wilmanfee, @is. - Mm a., 25.,
:26. uno 27. Mpril miro bier oas bum
oerti1brige 8eiteben Der ct. Sobn's-
aatbeorale begansen ,1perben. Sos
@ottesbdlls tpllroe inn Sriibiabr t847
begonnen. am 4. 0eaember besielberl
Sabres leste 8ii9of ssobn Martin
Sennt ben 8runoItein, ieoo1 ipurbe
Der &obbau erit gnoe 1862 bollen6et.
Wtit Silfe bon 8eiiteuern, oie er in
8elgien, Dertidlano, Seiterrei6, au-
ba 1lno Merifo iammelte, fonnte 8i.
ldof Senni ieine &atbeorale bollen-
ben uno am 81. sSuIi 1853 oeren
Weibe pou5ieben.
@eitorben lit Ser bo9m. P. SoIepb
&eibel, ST.. ieit nlebr als 5tpan5ie
Sabren aiiiitent on Der bieiigen @eiu.
&irde. gr mar 1867 in 2uotpigsoorf
Geuti6lanb, geboren, rnahte feline
Stltoien IN giniiebeIn in ser S9meis
nno trat 1895 in Sonanb in Die sc.
iellidaft Seiu Elm. 8or 5tpei Sabren
beging er bier iein golbenes Or6ens.
iubildllm. 1905 tpur6e er in 8alfen.
burg, Sollano. gum Brieiter eetpeib1
uno mirfte ieitber in oen Ser. Staa.
ten in Der Seeliorse. 9ie feierIihen
grequien erfolgten am borlester
Wontag. r. p.
Som. - Gum amtieren6en glbt.
primes bes tpeltpeiten 8eneoiftiner.
oroens pnroe ioeben Der bohtp. p,
l1lrid 9eite, O.S.B., Mitglieo De,
ct. Sobn's-Mbtei in gonegeoille
Winn., uno beraeit Neftor oes inter.
nationalen 8eneoiftinerfollegs Gar
Inielmo in Nonl, ernannt. Mm 8
September 1per6en iid Die Mebte oes
8enebiftiueroroens in Mom beriant
meIn, Inn Die @abl zines neuen Mbt
printas aIs NahfoIger oes ON 9
Sanuar beritorbenen Mbtes GioeIis
bon Stobingen boraunebnen.
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5oleenoer 8rief tpur6e uns BON
befreunoeter Seite 5rseItellt:
Ben, 8. 5ebruar 1947.
ggon Comes, Sen Nr. a ."
13b Boit @roB1peil /obb.
Imerifanilde Gone.
:Sebr geebrte Serren! 4
Sd made mid, ols 3amilienpnter
bon bier 1lnntiinoigen &inoern, aus
eisenem antrieb gum Spreder ali ser
5itfa bret WiQionen ausgerpielenen
Suoetennbelttihen unb bite Sic in-
itanoig, ourd Sbren ginfluB Die ame=
rifaniibe breite Seffentlidfeit, be-
5iebungspeile oeren maBgebli6e Ser
treter, auf bas uns einntalis in ser
8eldidte 5l.gefiigte llnredt, Dos ,lns
ourh Die 8ertreibung aus nnierer
iabrbr11oerte alten Seirnat 5ugefiigt
lpnroe, auftnerflam au MAIDEN. ~
gSir appeIlieren Dor allem an Sen
Seimats-, Sreibeits-, @eredteisteits-
linn uno ni6t ouleBt an Die 6riltlibe
Nabitenliebe aller ebelbentenoen
ameritaner.
Ser gr9Bte Seil unierer 2an6sleute
lit iiber gang 0euti9lanb peritreut!
gs lit Die Srasif elmer fleinen
8olfsgruppe, Die 5meimal ibre
StaatsangebOrigfeit bi,lnen 5tpanais
Sabren tpe6ieln muBte, ,um enolih
NIT fiinf5ig &ilograrnm San6gep1d
ie Herion aus ibrer Seimat auf inn
mer oeportiert 5u peroen.
SIM Sabre 1918 pl,rben mir als
ebenlalige oiterreidiide &ngeborige,
gegen lnieren @illen, ser neugebil.
oeten tidedoilotpafiiden &epublii
einberleibt. &napp stpan5ig Sabre
oarauf tuuroe unir 2alro, tpieber obne
unier 3utl,n, als ielbltdnoiger 8all
| nSuoetenlanb" Dem Del.tIhen &eid
angegliebert.
Na6 8een6igllng oes ,,ngliidleli.
gen &rieses 1939/45 tpurben tpil
Damn, auf @runo ser Yotsbamer 8e.
ibliiiie, bon. llnIerem ourb Der
ShDeiB unb bas 8lut llnierer 8or'
fabren getranften betligen Seimatbo
oen uertrieben unb mad Oeutldlani
oeportiert.
Nibt genug hamit, oaB mir Die Sci
mat, unier Sab unb @ut berlorer
baben, baben mir nod ale lniere @rr
Iten5en eingebiiBt, tpeil uns Deutih
lano, b1rb ben 8erluit Der Sitgebiete
ourb Die Iufnabme ,lnierer 8olfs
gruppe rnb oer anberen Millioner
Oitfliibtlinge nidt erndbren, be3teb
ungsmeiie uns ridt obne @efdbrounl
ieiner eigenen 8olfsmirtihaft, in I'M
lieren Derufe,t lll1terbringen tann.
Die Golge htpon lit cine allgemeine
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(Sortfebusss bon eette -

briefe, oie fiinf Gents foiten, iollen
niht beriibrt meroen.
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8erelen6ung, gang beionbers i,nierer
8oIfsgrlppe uno Der SItfliihtlinge
aus Sbleiten, 6ie our Golge bot, baB
aud DeittihIat1o megen Der bamit
beoingten Insaablrng BON llnter-
itiibnngen on oie obgennnnten, in GU
funft itf fnum aus eigener Strait
miro erbalten fonnerl.
gailienbe unifllloiger ainber tper.
Den oaran gla,tben n1iiiiem nno elenb
sugrltnbe geben, tpenn nidt balb et-
mas aeid)iebt.
ltniere 8olfsgruppe batte burh
Sabrbunberte ibr eigenes @ebiet, bas
ourd bic Golfstnntsgren5en aiemlih
idarf nbgesren5t mar. Sic iebelte
bauptlddlib in Noromabren, bem
ebenaligen oIterrei6iIden Sdleiien,
Norob0bmen, 8obmer,palo, allo rings
am Ranoe Der tIdehoiloipafiihen &e-
publif. &uBerbem tpar tie in alien
groBeren Stabten Der Hepublif aab=
lennabig genllg Itarf pertreten.
Sic tl6edolloipafiide &epublif
bate in ben Sabren 1888 Elm @e-
biet BON 140,394 &ilometern nit 15,=
057, 700 ginnobnern; Oapon tparen:
l. Sifeden, 53,2 Hro5eut; 2. Slo-
mafen, 1913 8ro5ent; 8. Sn0eten=
oeuti6e, 23,4 Bro5ent; 4. ltnearn,
5,6 Bro5ent; 5. Gutbenen, 3,4 Yro=
3ent, ltn0 6. Bolen, O,6 Hroaent
8on oieiem @ebiet, 5. /. 140,394
&ilometer, ml,roe I'M Sabre 1916 elm
@ebiet BON 1851 atlometern nit
725,O00 gin1pobnern an bie Sotpict=
Union abgetreten, ,>ltno 5par Oas ioge-
nannte aarpatbos sGuBlanb" = Yoo-
farpatlfa Hui. 9ie beutige tl6e6o=
llomafil6e Hepublif perfiigt beuno6
iiber elm @ebiet bon 127,777 Suas
oratfilometern bas, nab Ser Ser
treibung ser Suoetenberti6en uno
auslieolung ser ltngarn, pon airta
5ebn Willtonen ginmobnern bsiieoelt
lit. r.@,
Die uns Itammes= 11no blutsmGbi1
am naditen itebenoen Seiterreiher
baben ibre Sein1at, ia iogar ibren
eigenen Stqat erbalten. 8ir Su6e.
tenoeutI6en,, ebeu1aliee SelterreiGer,
baben nidt mebr S1ulo OILS iene.
ooer als Die SIoiuafen ielbit, o;e ,iaI
aud an 0eutIdlanbs Seite itaabei,.
8ir bitten besbalb, bel Ser bepors
iteben0en srieoensfonferen5 NIT
geltidlano INN l1nterItiitung nnIerer
gelange, Dor ALIEN nber barl,m, baB
mir l.. in lnIere Seirnat suriidfebren
oiirfen, 2. 8ieberberiennng Der
Volfstumsgren5en bon 1888 un6 3.
Inn oas &ebt, baB lns als freie
golfsgruppe Die autonomie, tpie oen
SiaDafen eingeraumt miro.
!. Sd bemerfe gum MblhluB, Dab BE-
reits cine 8iel5abl Subetenbeutider
oiesbe5iigli6e @eiude Dem yMaiierten
3ontrollrat" in Berlin borselegt bot.
Sd boffe Sic bur1 mein S6reiben
i6pr nniere Gage notbiirftrs aufges
tlart all baben uno itebe tpeiteren
Snformationen gerne aur @erfiigung.
yeo6mals, belft uns i'm Ramen Der
8ere6tigfeit unb Gbrtitenliebe!
Sd bemerfe no6naIs, bob i6 aus
eigenem Intrieb an oen fait ipri6-
mortlifen goelmit auer slmeritaner
appelltere, llno perbleibe, Die aller-
groBte Soffnung auf a6i6afflrng be.
5iebnngsmeile grlei6terung unierer
Sage begeno, NIT por5iisli6er So6-
ahtung i'm Namen aller meiner Der
0ot uno Dem glenb preissegebenen
Stnnlmesbriioer
"t-F- re n a - SN - -, n .
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Trtifttae 81 Gbrtu Der
I'll. Mutter Gabrini

COAL FUND
Previously credited. ........ .$787.38
M. Brockman, Lawrence, Neb. 100
J. Schmidt, Ef1ngham, Ill. =. 100
J. Pletz, Detroit, Mich. ..... so
M. Schwabl, Buffalo, N. Y. :. so
Total. $3.50 .38
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nuns eingeionot 1porben.
gei Ser groffnung unierer 8reIIe=
fampagne trat S6reiber bieIes, Der
Sfabmeiiter, an oie Stubenten bers
an nit Ser Serausforoerung, er iper=
De Die fiir ieoen Stuoenten feitseiette
3n5abl bon 5rbolf neuen abonnenta1
erreifen. 8is iebt lit i6on Elm gutter
grfolg 81 oer5ei6nen, Oenn bereits
aft neue 2eler iino getponnen NOR
Oen. Cine meiner Ietbooen lit aus
folgenoem Iblhnitt erliGtli6:
@eroen lniere 2eier mir Sen @e=
fallen erlpeiien, etlihe neue 2eIer fir
BEN Ohio s8ailenfrelmo' mir perIon=
lid 5ll5l1lenOen? ..
Is mag Dies als cine unbillige
WtitbeDerbung erI6einen, aber lie
bringt grfolg.
9usenoe bon Gerfdnfern iiber=
lfmemmen alle g[nltalten, eini6lieb=
lid oes Soiepbinums, uno alle rib
men ibre 8aren als bie beiten. Sb
man ibre @are nun braud)t ooer
nidt, tie belteben oarauf, oab man
cine groBe Sorbeit begebt, lpen1 man
niht fault, mas lie nnbieten.
Gin Serf1ufer bot ni6t INNER gu=
tes 8liid. gr periu6t iein 9eItes, Inn
in anitanOiger @eiie iein 8rot gu
perbtenen. sSn oen meiIten 61uen lit
uae leine lteberreoungsfunit oerlo=
rem. SelbItperltdnolid fam aber feline
anItalt alien SertGufern, oie ooripre=
ten, 8rot unb Butter periorgen.
Sbpobl cine oerl6pinoeno fleine
Nn5a6l, etlpa elm babies Yro5ent, biez
Ier 8erfaufer bel uns ettpas errei6t
bot, 10 bat Die eegen1partige 8relIe=
.fanpagne cine neue Se6nif tpa6ge=
rufen, mad Uel6er man biele &etle=
onfel los miro.
2reben mir nun oie GeI6idte 11m
nno iudt euren Sreunoen, Na9barn
nno Sermanoten 81 betpeiien, onB iie
unbeolngt nidt obne sen ,Sbio-@ai-
lenfreuno' ooer l.niere ,Soiepbiuum
TeuieD' fertig peroen fonnen obne
groBen SerllIt. 9as miro gl1n5enoe
Grfolge 5eitigen. gntlpeoer tperoen lie
lih Idnell Oaponma6en ODER bie 3ei.
tltng beItellen als neler Seler.
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Sir irdenfalenber

spnmtas, Is. Mars: &ierter Saiten.
ipnntas. Gpaneelin m
8unoerbare 9rotpermebrlng
(Sob. g..
Montag, H.. 9f1r5: Gatri5ius.
Gienstas, IS. MGr5: slnielmls.
90 ittp 0 h, 1 9. Mar5: So
lepb. @."t
Gonnerstae, 20. Mdr5: slleranora.
SSreitae, 81. M6r5: 8eneoitt.
Samstag, %. Mar5: Seogratias.
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6uhrtrnhrutfdlr

Solgenber Brief 1purbe uns bon
befreunoeter Seite 5ugeitellt:
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Stiullue 0eS VDlft8
fitr baS Soiepbiuuut

slnbei ienben mir Sbnen eine 8abe
bon So 5ur laltfenben Sreiltelle gum
2ant fir Die grborung in einem 5eit-
liGen Inliegen.
llngen. aus IS.
Ginliegeno $40 5u @bren oes ST.
item Ser5ens Seiu, Der Mutter bonn
@uten State uno bes FL. slntonil1s.
Meine 8itte lit erbort 1poroen.
Seler aus Ea.
@inliegenbe @abe bon 81 bate ih
berIpro6en, 1penn meine 8itte erb0rt
tpiirbe. sic tpur6e, @ott lei 9anf
erb0rt.
2eier aus Mid.
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Sootsau6eigeu

Srau S. %. senie, geItorben in
ct. Sol.is, Mto. Sic binterIdBt ibren
9atten, 51pei Sobne: Sodap. gomuno
senie, sllumnus bes Soiepbinrm
llno So6w. Solepb SenIe, uno apet
S66ter.
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@ortbinston, >. st. EanI, Ninn.
Samstag, Is. MGrs 1947.
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Quittuag far fromu1e
Gaben juguuitetl unferer
Stu0entcll

Nm, Ia. $1,000
L. Braca, Sea Isle City, N. J. :. 1000
A. Maeder, Columbus, o. 49,. 500
H. Fluegeman, Cincinnati, o.. 500
Pauline KuntZ, Alton, Ill. 80. 500
Eiz. Centner, Newport, KY. :. 500
Mrs. M. Kler, Pesotum, Ill. ... 500
Mrs. E. Schroeder, Ossian, Ia. 4.50
P. Steil, Bird Island, Mimi. =. 800
F. Heisig, Farmer, Wash. 49,. 200
Mrs. B. Deschner, L. l., N. Y. 200
J. Knobel, Waldorf, Md. ..... 200
F. Guettermann, Freeburg, Ill 200
A. Doll, Morris, Ind. ........ 200
J. Rosenzweig, Albany, N. Y. 200
F. Lawler, Cumberland, Md. 200
Mrs. l.. Sintzel, Northbrook,
ILL., I.UU
M. Koeberlein, Pesotum, Ill. 200
Mrs. M. Albert, Buffalo, N Y. 100
M. Elmer, Lakewood, o. .....!~ 100
Mrs. T. Dueser, Ellingwood, -
kanS. ......... 81. ......... 1.UU
I. Schieffert, Sleepy Eye,
MINI. ............ l.uo
Mrs. H. Book, WeStphalia, Ia. 100
Mrs. M. Kesse, Cincinnati, o. LOO
S. Leichtnam, Festina, Ia. So. 100
M. Brockman, Lawrence, Neb. 100
A. Hornung, Walhalia, N. D. 100
j. Schmidt, Effingham, Ill. -. 100
j. Keiter, Harrington, Neb. :. 100
M. Schwabl, Buffalo, N. Y. :. 100
P. Harig, Kenosha, Wis. ..... 100
Clara Kleinheinz, Crawford,
N. D. 100
Mrs. A. Nuestner, Brooklyn, N.
Y. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Mrs. A. Kroeger, Quincy, Ill. 100
Mrs. A. Schalk, New Riegel, o. 100
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j. Knobel, Waldorf, Md. $500
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Mrs. A. Schalk, New Riegel, o. loo
Ruth Kreater, Chicago, Ill. ... loo
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M. 9. 8.

Sn ndchItpofieer Summer peroen
uniere Seier oie 8riinoung elmer
neuen 6reiIteae gu gbren Il. 8. 5ral'
bon 6atimu finoen. Gin slnfangsbei.
trog Don oreitauieno Collar ($3, ,O0O)
lit bon einem sllumnus oes Soiepbi=
nuns eingelan0t 1poroen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
RAIL men VOTE
TO REOPEN TALKS
100000 Employees Decide
To Reopen Wage Negotia-
tions For Raise

CHICAGO. March 15.-fP, Rep
resentative of SOC, 900 railroad
workers have voted to reopen
wage negotiations for a straight &C
cents an hour increase, and a
spokesman said the demand would
;'set the pace" for other railroad
unions.
The increased pay requests to
be made Immediately to. more
than 800 railroads we're decided on
yesterday by 700 general chairmen
e eight railroad shop craft unions.
James M. Burns secretary.
treasurer of the AFL Railway EN-.
ployes department., with which
seven of the eight are affiliated,
said 1.-THE men need more take
home pay" and there also is the
higher cost of living"
He added the demands also
would correct certain inequities
between railroad craftsmen and
similar workers in other crafts. ,
Railroad unions received an IS
IL cents an hour increase last
year under terms OF a presidential
arbitration board award.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
OVER THE NETWORKS
SUNDAY, MARCH 16

SUNDAY, MARCH 16
Changes in programs as listed are due
to corrections by networks made
too late to incorporate
All times PM eastern standard. To
change to central STANDARD subtract
one hour; to mountain standard sub
tract two hours.
Times listed are those supplied by
Relay times by local stations.
may vary in some instances.
1:0O-America, United, a Forum - NBC
Peoples Platform. Forum Series-CBS
Johnny Thompson & His Songs-ABC
Married for Life, Interviewing-MBS
l:15-Melodies for Remembering-ABC
l:30-U. of Chicago Roundtable-NBC
About Radio, by Lyman Bryson-CBS
Sammy Kaye and His Serenade - Abe
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
JEWISH APPEAL
CONFERENCE SET
Wilmingtonians Will At
tend Greensboro Meeting
+. To Aid Fund-Raising

Delegates from Wilmington will
attend the North Carolina State
Conference of the United Jewish
Appeal. which will be held at the
O'Henry hotel in Greensboro to-
day, Walter j.. Bernstine, con
ference chairman announced
yesterday.
A record attendance of 400 del
gates from cities throughout
North Carolina is expected 10 at
tend which is n of the first OF
such regional meetings to be held
on behalf OF the $17O, 600, 900
United Jewish Appeal in all
sections Of the country.
Local campaigns will be held in
the different cities and money
raised viii be used for a world
wide program for the reconstruct
ion of Jewish life everywhere.
Main speakers in t h Green's
boro meeting will be Dr.. Francis
Hevesi, chief. Rabbi of Budapest,
who heads the official commission
of his government for the illvesti-
cation of Nazi wal crimes; and
Mrs. Barbara Lawrence, noted
American community and civic
leader.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
lAlS,HEVILLE MAN
HELD IN Staying
Fletcher Man Killed, Guam
tity OF Dope, Fire Arms
Discovered

FAYETTEVILLE March IS
Collins, Asheville neon
sign worker. today w a S ordered
held in bond for the grand jury
after a coroner's jury last night
found him responsible for the
pistol death of William R. Hen
derson, 81, of Fletcher.
Coroner Joe Pinks1on said that
Ruby Collins Stell, identified IS a
sister of Collins, and Margie Shell
ton of Georgia, would be held as
material witnesses. They were
with the men at the time CT the
shooting in a tourist cabin south
OF Fayetteville on the Lumberton
road.
The coroner said 81, 900 worth of
dope, two rifles two pistols, a
shotgun and ammunition had been
found at the cabin.
Collins and the women testified
the shooting was accidental.
Highway Patrolman W. J.. Viii
hanson testified at the inquest he
stopped Collins car for spelling
ard learned that Henderson was
being taken to a Fayetteville hos
pital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
Wilmington Red Men
To Attend Meeting

Members of the Wilmington
chapter of tn Woodmen OF the
World Life Insurance society, will
attend, as delegates. the Head
Camp meeting Of the organization.
to be held in Charlotte, April q
and %. it was learned yesterday.
More than 400 delegates from
local Woodmen Camps in North
Carolina expected to attend
and report on the activities of
their respective camps.
Among the speakers to be
heard are: F'arrar Newberry,
Omaha, national president; Char
les A. Hines. Greensboro, N. c
chairman of the board OF
auditors; and Talmage E.
Newton, Omaha. a national dir
ector. j. Milton Todd, Charlotte,
head consul of the N. c. Juris-
diction, will preside at the bust.
ness sessions il Hotel Charlotte.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16

Contrary to popular belief,
snakes are not repealed by any
species of plant or their leaves.