davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
2l,sS Detrett, 2l1ieti9al,
0rauen @erein Der ct. Sctrus
&irden 0emein6e

uIabt alien Sdtueitern befannt, oal
llniere ndd)ite Seriammlung Conn
tag, ben II. Mug,Ilt, 6 lbr aben0s
Itattfinoet.
aae Sdnpeitern iin'o gebeten 3abl
reid 5u erid)einen. Ser iiblide 6mni
lienabeno idngt um 8 llbr abenos an
NQe 8emeinoeglieoer unb berer
,sreunoe iino aufs berslihlt eingela
Sen. Sm aaffeefomitee iino oieS6pc
tern: &atbarine 8mip, uno Sinft
aellner.
Wiinnie &arres, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
3tuetq 18.

belt Understanding 6reitagabeno
ab. Gs puroe Elm Social beihloiie1
fir Den 20. Nl,sllit. Sdnpelter Wtarie
&efel fiibrt ben goriib pom aonlitee
uno miro allcs auis bette arrangiercn.
8itte fommt einnal ale. Gs baben
balo 14-15 Sbpeitern 8cburtsta9.
gs tpiro elm feiner 2llnd llno ldolte
Yreiie BON oen @ebllrtstagsfiroert
geItiiiet.
NGbite Geriammlune miro Conn
tag, oen ID. September, 2 llbr nad),
mittags absebalten.
aate 8uneiht Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14

Cine Ginlaolng on aGe WitglieNer
Ses Sapeig 3S ,nb oereu Srellnoe 5l,in
2. 1idnid
bieies Sabres, melbes Sonntag, osa
"a. slusllit, alf 9rl,ber @id,ael
5arr ieiner 1arm itattiinoet. Ger
Blas lit nift meit bon Sbes al 8ric,
ues Hpab. I'm ale Ifitglieoer hinaus
5tbefommem miro oas 3uimmcntref-
FEN In Ser Sale pon 2 llbr biz 2:30
llbr fem; ole nit sl,lto,lobile un6
obne. &ommt Sdaueltern ,mo 8riioer
uno nebmt alle nit llno laBt uns elm
id6nes Hidnif abbalten. 9as Pits
mid miro abgebalten, &egen ODER
SOnneniein uenn es regnet miro es
in Der SaIle itattfinben. 9as &onli'
tee unter Obmam 8eorg areubcr
tperben oa3u ibon einen icben Ne.
iuber auifrieoen ltcQen.
Mlio auf gum Hidnid oen "a. A!l.
guit in Bottes freie Nat,,r..
9as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sacob @osmeilter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
Grattspertfraee a,,f
Nuhrfekleneenieren5
Shluh bon @eife l..

bebalten Sarf, biplomatiihe Gntidei.
Suugcn iiber oie sSrage inpolpiert, tpie
,peit Die Oeutibe Sdnperinbllitrie tpie.
Der aufgehaltt nerOen bari.
sluf Die 8rage, oh aud 9elltib.
lambs 3utunft uno Gnslanos Nirt.
idaftsfriie in Gle 0isfufiion einbeao.
gen merNen iollen, iaate 9borp, oaB
~oie &oblenproouftion nit elmer gan.
gen 'an3abl anberer Yrobletne Der.
fniipit lit. @ir befaiien lns i'm tpe.
ientlidlen nit oieiem Saftor oes @ie.
oerMlfbMu problems. gs fam mebr
getan meroen, 1mb es mlB mebr ge.
tan meroen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
Illus SarreQ, pa.
3tueig Fl.

llniere nGbItc regelmdBige Ser.
iammllng finoet am II. @ugult, 8
lthr nahmittags itatt.
Nad) ser Gcriammlllng miro tpie-
ser eine 9artenpartte abgebalten. SIN
aomitee iinb sic folsenoen Sdauc-
tern: slgnes Sbeil, Sobanna Rein-
nertb, aatberine Sirius, Cara Srben,
&atbarine @abter unb SaraSdmiot
peroen Yreiie lpenoeW., &ommt allc
in Die Gerlammluns uno Heibt fir
sic llnterbaltlmg.
Sobanna 3iirf. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
Adjtuns sdgaer muO sanseriuusr
bes 8arpatben 0eiau9pereiu!

Gas Sdngerfeit lit Nun nabe ber.
angefonmen. Mlen oenen es oaron
gelesen lit bas Sdnserfeit nit 5u be-
iuden uno audi ourh lire attipe @i!ts
bilfe bas sSelt mitperib0nern belfen
al tpollen, ioaten BEL aller M0glid).
feit iid be1ullBt fiiblen Die letten Ge-
ianeproben nit 81 beiuben. gs ioutc
Elm ieoes aftipe Mitslieo iif angelo
gen iein Iaiien bas gu beoenfer, oas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14

8iitriter Qanbsleute.

Mm II. glllg,Iit miro oas idbrlidbe
Walofelt abgebalten. Mae 2anosleute
aus Dem Noiener @au iino eingelaoell
8rinet cure Sreunbe unb Mngeboris
gen nit. Sir cine quite llnterbaltlrng
loret oas aomitee. Mnfang nm II
ltbr pormittass auf Dem 9idnidplat
in @ifliffe. @eorg Haibel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
3mcia %.

,9lae SdnpeItern peroen in aennts
niseeiest oaB uniere nafJlte Ser.
iammluns oiesmal nidt am 9. son'l'
rag ionoern am 1. Sonntag oes Wtos
mats, am 7. Sept.. 2 llbr nadm., OBJ
gebalten spiro. @enn nur mOglih
fommt punftlih, barnit mir uniere
8eidGfte gemiitlid) belprehen fonnea
Ser Br,mb tparum mir oieie Ser
iammlung oiesmal mn i. Sonntag
abbalten 1T, oab am 9. Sonntag Die
ssslgeno ibr Shtpimmfeit abbdlt nno
,pir iino iiber5euet, ibr alle lpoat bin
aeben. &ommt ale bin 10 bab mir
allen beiiteben f0nnen unS alles &C.
nau ausfiibren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
Qrduerndhrtht
sSn Salem itarb gang plosli6 ON
19. Suli an einem &er3idlag
Serr Mnbreas 8ottidling

Serr Mnbreas 8ottidlins
un0tpuroe am 81. Suli in 8egleitlnJ
picler ssrelrnoe, 9tadbarn rno Ser
einsmitslieoeru 5ur letten Snbe ge.
tragen. 9as Serr @ottIbling iebr be.
liebt mar, he,pies Der Berg bon glm=
men. Serr @ottidlins tpurbe i'm Sab.
re 1877 am 2. Suli in 8ogeihoorf,
siebenbiirgen, seboren. gr Uanoerte
i'm Sabre 1913 nah Den 8ereinigten
Staaten elm. Seine Samilie folgte
ibm ipGter nab. Die 5amilie bat felt
her immer in Salem gelebt. &err
@ottidling binterldbt feline tiei-
tral,etnbe @uttin Suianna, einen
sobn Smbreas, bon Salem, 4 Sobs
ter, guIanna Meinertb bon Ganton
9lnna sSleii6er. Sobanna S6aerfcl
,no GliIabetb &oDats BON GlepelaaS,
Ohio, II G,felfinoer, cine Shiuelter
gnna &onnertb in Salem un6 cine
Sftpelter In Siebenbiirgen, pieleVer-
pcnote, ssreunoe, ole iein &inid)eiben
betrauern. @ir ruien aue ibm ein
&ube ianft gu. &. q.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
Ams erie, pa.
8eiaua. mnb Graufenltutcrit, 8ereiu

Die Sicbeubiirgcr Sdnaer iollen
Spnntag, sen H. M,IguIt, einen Ius,
ililg baben, neld)er nod Dem S. s.
8altbes id)0nen Sommerbeim ltatt,
iinhet. slue Mitglieoer uno beren Sa,
ntilieu itltS fre,uoli6'It eineElaoen
81 einem SdIenroait.9 .9inner alno gll'
ter llnterbaltlng. Wr. Wm. Mnorae
lit Der Musfl1gs .Torliber.
Marte 2etbabD.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
Ginlabuna.

9lne 0ereine, Defenders 46, 10 ulb
8 llno 3meig Grinnerung BON Gbica.
90, 81, uno l.aiere 6rulnoe NIT
ibren SamiIien bon 3tueis 26 uno
40 bon 8arn, Suo., bitten mir llns
nit ihrem 9eiuh su erfrellen am 6.
September auf inherent 8. Stiftunss'
felt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14

oie 9ii9er aat ,,nteridreiben.
gllio bite nibt 3u berseiien I'M
Wonat Mrrguit uno September tper'
oen ben oritten Sonntag Die Ser
iammlungen itatfinoen.
Srib Sben, Yrot. .=Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
3tucig 9.

Gs Oicne allen Mitglieoern slr
eefGGisen Mabriht, oaB uniere nad),
ite Serimmllng am 81. Musult itatt.
finoet. 8itte 5u eriheinen, "a .pir
ipidtise 8eidnfte su erIeoigen babel1
iuegen ,lnlerm Stiftungsfeit.
W 2rafft, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
Yidnid

ab3ubalten am q. sug,It. gs finoct
ltatt an State uno 2ibertp. gs peroen
ale Sftueitern erilbt an Dem Witt.
ipodnafpmittag aulpeieno 5u iein. Gi-
ne ieoe Sd,nelter bringt iib ibr eigc.
mes @eibirr ,mo gB5ele nit. Sm
Sale es reanet miro Sas Sidnid I'M
Sabienbeim abgebalten. Sas Glen
finoet 3ipiiben 5 uno 6 llbr ltatt.
aatb. Sopfer. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
illus Gkieaee, yutnsts
Sad)iiid)- Sdaroider,

9iebe Sd)aroider, I'M Nuncn I'M.
ierer lieheu Seimot lage ib allen Sen
ber5litNlen Ianf fir ellre Spenacn
al ilnler Silfslperf, es ireut mid be-
ionoers iolhe alte slmerifaner alli
Der Silte 81 icben bie balb 90 Sabre
Nie Seimat oerlaiieu baben uno bod
nod Elm 8efiibl fir Die Sieben baben.
IS foil niemanben iblper fallen tiei
in Die Saiben 81 greifen fiir bieies
allereoellte @erf 81 geben. gSir lino
Die etn3isen Die belfen fonnelL oab
Die ainOer llnierer Sd)lpeitcrn un0
griioer in oenielben Sitten uno @es
brauten pie mir altfse3osen peroen,
oamit lie audi einnal ais titdltige
Satien in oie @elt 3ieben f0nnen.
9lae Die 8eloer geben fir Die &inoer,
um oie 2ebrer ,no Sbullahen inluie
alh Sen Sunger 81 linoern 100 es
SCOT tut. @ir baben $3.50 geianme!t
,uro boffeu allf mebr. SpGter 1ueroe
ib mebr in oieier Sadie beridten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
2tss ue,p Gaitle, pa.
3tpefg 25.

Sc oicne alien Mitglieoern bon
Snueig 25 sir adlridyt, baB ,miere
nGhlte Gerlammlune am II. Muguit,
3 llbr robnlittags IN Ser gintra6t-
Saae abgebalten miro.
9lae Mitglieoer lollten lpenn mlr
moelid) in Die Geriammllmg fommcn
8eorg 8ooenoorfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
Sobamn Selmis

in oas Senieits ab3urufen.
gr Itarb am 90. sluglit uno tulr,
oe beeroigt am %. sugult. 8ruoer
Sellpig mar elm Witglieo oes 3Deig
7 81, 6arrea, Ba.. iopie aud oes
Central Gerbanoes.
8r. Selpig bintcrldBt Die tieftrau'
ernoe @attin, einen 8ruOer Mnorcas
in Sarreq, einen 8ruoer Otid)ael mo
cine ShpcIter &atbarina in Der al
ten Seimat. gr. 0ehpig tpl,roe &C,
bpreu an 8. sipril 1876 in Sdspel'
ider, Siebsnhiirgel.
9lls cs @ott geia1en ben 8rlloer
beim5,berufen 10 beltattete Die Scr
niauns ieinen a6rper in @ottes slder
Nube ieiner Mi6e.
s!nore.p S. Srben, G.-S- Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
fir Ste peritorbene SftpeIter llmling.
&atb. &arris, Sefr.
Qrauerndd,riht

Mm 2. M,.gllit itarb naf) langenn
3eioen i'm Sitter bon AZ Snbren
1rau &atbarina ltmling
geb. 8eier
unb muroe 5,lr lebten Ml,be eeleitei
am 4, Mltg,tlt in 8egleitl,ng bon 8e,
fannten anb Srellnben. Sic binter.
laBt ibren 8atten uno alpei S0bne
mo orei 50hter.
0ie 10 ielig liebe Mutter
Sbldflt on MN.
Nah 10 manben id)tperen Stlnoen
oes 2eioens.
Scum lieglt on ga IN iiiber Stub
Sn oeines 9eilanos Sano.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
4,as alliance, Ohtc
2meia 8.

Sn Der 8eriamnlllng am 6. Mu-
quit puroe beibloiien 5,ueunlten Ser
Mitelieber ein
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
3iueis %.

Mnan S.h,peitcrn bes 3!peig %
oiene aur aefalligen Nabridt. baB SIC
nadite @eriammlung am SonntaJ,
oen II. Mua,lit, 2 llbr nabmittaes
obgebalten miro. Mue SfNpeitern Iino
geheten ser Geriammlllng beiouipob-
nen. slIb bat 3ipeig % Elm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
Qrduerndhriht

Gs bat Dem Iieben Sott gefallen
uniern prltoer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
Gopereb 0Hb 1artp

auf oen IS. Mn9lrlt uno labet alle
MitelieOer bon 3neig 20 ein. Nns
fang $50 llbr obenos.
Sofia @iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14

3,ueis 80.

9ie regelmGbiee 8eriammluns fin.
bet itatt am %. Muguit, s llbr obenos
8itte liebe Sdpmeltern fonrmt alle,
oas Sterbeeelo tpiro eingenommen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
Sdjarpidjer Yifnid.

SdDarD,d)er Etfntd.
Siebc Sdlaroi6er! Sim "a. 9luguit
baben mir Elm srubes Eidnid aui 9
aotidiib iSarm. Der @epinn eebt an
unier Silisrperf. 9llio oiesmal miro
es etuas geben mas nod ME 5lt be-
fommen tpar; etu Sd)ipein uno ein
2amm suerben &c 9 g s; oas Dirb
Elm Glen iein, oas ihr ME pergellen
meroet. 9ic meiiten tpiiien penn un-
Ter 8eOrg ser aoh lit, oann muB e3
ausse5eidnet ifmefen. 8itte bringt
eub ni6ts nit gum Gilen ,uro Srin-
fen. @ir tuen ales aufs 8eite be,
iorgen iiir ieoen mas iein Ser5 Der
lanat Stun laoen mir ale Sharoiher
bon Iab lno Sern iOluie 'auh ellrc
ssremoe lmo 9etannten 81 oieIem
altbeimiihen @aloieit ein, oas eeraoc
10 iein 4piro nie Elm slusilug in Der
alten Seimat l,no es miro geraoe 10
out ihmeden tpie oamals als mir rns
Elm fleines Stiidfen BON Der 5leild).
hrateriu fauiten uno fdnn iagtcn:
Mutter lno Safer iest piel @rOt lmb
nur elm penig SleiidJ beiBen oann
i6medt es beiier. glber in 9lmerita
baben mir oas Slid es na6 8elieben
su eiien. @ir laoen all6 ale Sabier
BON Chicago freunolih Elm, benn es
miro Elm Gag iein ben lie ME pergei.
fen lperoeu. Sd babe ibon erfabren
baB mir 0eiuf) befonlmen BON Can't
ba, Detroit, @urp unO Canton lnf
mir mobten uns frellen audi bon an.
oeren StGbten melhe begriBen 81
fonnen. 9as meiite fir bieien Mus.
flug. miro eeipenbet, bas Sfapein
BON 9. 9otidiid aas samm pon u.
@eltber, bas Bier BON Mid). Sbab,
burger, einige Slaihen Sbnaps pon
Martin 3alltner, no nenn er nil
fann es audi cine aiite iein.
2iebe 8riioer, mir nebmen Spen.
ben an apenn nod lpelhe quite Beber
iinb 0itte mid an5urufen, oenn meir
@unicb lit iooiel apie moglib 5u ma
ben, neil es ans Silfsaperf gebt.
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3meis 38.

3meis 38.
Cine ginlaolmg on alle WitglieNer
Ses Sapeig 3S llno oerel1 Sreunbe 5l,nl
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-18
Witnesses Declare Mrs.
Fritz Did Not Teach At
Time Specified

LENOIR, Dec. II --(P)-T h e
prosecution, after spending the
day in an exhaustive inquiry in
to alleged payroll Irregularities
at the Hudson school, neared
the conclusion of it's testimony
against R. L. Fritz, Jr., the
schools former principal, late
today,
Pressing vigorously for a con-
viction on charges of obtaining
money under false pretense
against the president of the
North Carolina Education Asso-
citation, prosecution attorneys
throughout the day maintained
a steady parade Of witnesses in
producing testimony to this ef-
feet:
1-Fritz's wife, who the state
charges received $621 for work
ing at the school, spent much
of her time during sevea-week
period working in support of
Fritz's efforts to increase teach
ers' salaries and in support of
his race for the NCEA presi-
dency.
2-Fritz was absent from the
school during the same period
in making frequent trips to Ra-
leigh to appear before legisla-
tors, seeking their backing for
the South Piedmont teachers
salary schedule.
Joint Bank Account
ga joint banking account
maintained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritz was overdrawn at one
time while check for $123.75,
dated Dec. 4, 1916 but not de-
posted until June 25, 1947, was
being held out of circulation.
Previous testimony regarding
the check, referred to by prose-
cution attorneys as a refund
See PROSECUTION On Page 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-18
$l25,0o0 DAMAGE
SUIT FACES EAL
Charleston Woman Seeks
Sum For Death OF Hus-
band In Plane Crash

NEW YORK, Dec. II. -(P)-
Mrs. Cortez Howard Percikow,
of % King street, Charleston, S.
c., filed suit in federal court to-
day against Eastern Airlines,
Inc, seeking $125,000 damages
for the death of her husband,
Martin, in a plane crash near
Port Deposit, Md, last May 30.
All passengers and crew men,
bers Of the plane were killed.
The complaint alleged the
crash was "caused solely by the
carelessness, fault and negli-
gence" Of the company, and that
the company failed to provide
safety devices for the protection
of passengers, and to maintain
adequate inspection of the plane
while on the ground or in flight. :"
The plane was in a "danger-
GUS and defective condition." the
complaint said.
The plane was en- route from
Newark, NJ, to Miami, Fla.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-18
First Conference
Due In January
Bidault Voices Agreement
On Move For Three
Power Farley

LONDON, Dec. II. -(P)- The
United States, Great Britain and
France may open formal nego-
tiations in Washington early in
January to merge their German
occupation zones, leaving the
Russian zone isolated behind the
Soviet iron curtain, it was made
known today.
The suggestion for the Wash
ington negotiations was made at
the dinner conference last night
between Secretary of State
George c. Marshall and French
Foreign Minister Georges Bid
ault, it was understood, and Bid
ault approved the idea.
Marshall was believed to have
raised the question today at a
conference with British Foreign
Secretary Ernest Bevin.
If the talks are held as tenta-
lively suggested, it is expected
that the participants will start
on a working" level-that is,
as specially appointed deputies
will 60 thoroughly into the
"Trizonia" merger which be-
came necessary after the break
up of the Big Four Foreign Min
listers Conference.
Preparations for the working
phase Of the merger negoti-
ations were already we'll under
way 48 hours after the Big Four
split.
Marshall conferred with Bid
ault as well ds Bevln today and
he had lunch with King George
at Buckingham Palace.
Bevin conferred with isidault
and John Foster Dulles, Repub-
lican foreign policy expert who
is a key member of .Marshall's
Big Four delegation. Later Bev-
in reported to the king.
Present at the Bev-
in-Dulles luncheon conference
was Sir Hartley Shawcross, at
torney general who was British
prosecutor at the great Nuern-
berg war crimes trial and is
See CONFERENCE On Page 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-18
Along The Cape Fear

solved, that the thanks Of the un-
dersigned invited guests of said
steamer on her return trip from
Baltimore to Wilmington, be and
they are hereby rendered to Cap
tain w. j. Potter for his courtesy
and unremitting attention during
the whole passage.
"And the undersigned avail
themselves OF the occasion to ex-
press their admiration of the
superior seamanship evinced by
Captain Potter under the various
circumstances Of the trip-it be-
ing manifest that he is possessed
in a high degree of whatever
knowledge and skill that are de-
manded for the management of
his important trust.
"They would also testify to
the admirable condition Of the
Waccamaw. Under the personal
and active direction of the ener-
getic agent, Mr.. Thos. D. Mears,
the steamer has been entirely
rebuilt, remodeled and brought
to her present high state of effic-
See CAPE FEAR On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-18
JOHNSON SUFFERS
ANOTHER ATTACK
UN Deputy Delegate Re-
ported In Serious Con-
dition At New York

NEW YORK, Dec. II --(P)-
Hersche1 V. johnson, United
States chief deputy delegate to
the United Nations, was re-
ported in a serious condition at
Lenox Hill hospital today after
suffering a second attack of pain
from a heart condition.
A bulletin from DR.. William
Coda Martin said: "Mr. john
son suffered a second attack of
pain this morning. His condition
is considered serious, but the
prognosis appears to be good. "
He suffered the first attack Mon
day.
An oxygen tent was placed
over him yesterday to ease his
breathing, a physician said. Two
cardiac specialists, DR.. Law
renee Whittemore and DR.. c. E.
La Chappelle, have been called
to his bedside.
Associates from the U. S.
delegation, after a visit with
johnson today, said he was
alert and appeared to be in good
spirits.
His mother and sister, Mrs.
A. E. Terrell of Charlotte, N. c.,
arrived in New York this morn
ing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-18
MEN BURN SHOES
FOR SIGNAL FIRE
7 wo Georgia Hunters
Found After Plane
Spots Their Haven

MILLEDGEVILLE, Ca, Dec.
II. -lR-Two duck hunters, who
built a signal fire with their
shoes to attract aerial search
ers, were found in the vast Oco-
nee swamp today after they had
virtually been given up for dead
and we're rescued tonight by an
'amphibious expedition.
William A. Brown, Milledge-
vile coal dealer, and Donald
Hembre, of Atlanta, emerged
from their ordeal tattered and
shaken but able to tell the story
OF their battle for survival
against the terrors of the flooded
swampland.
Deluging rains swept the area
shortly after the two men zen-
See MEN BURN On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-18
PRINCIPALS URGE
SPECIAL SESSION
State Association Joins
Clamor For Teacher
Salary Boost

RALEIGH, Dec. II. -tR- Or
sanized school principals Of the
state today joined their voices
10 the clsmor Of educational
leaders who are seeking a spe-
cial session of the legislature to
act on increased pay for teach
ers.
The executive board of the
North Carolina Principals As
sociation, a unit of the North
Carolina Education Association,
held a session here and voted
to ask Governor Cherry to call
special session Of the law
makers.
The resolution said that ''this
action is taken with the full
knowledge that the revenue is
available and sufficient to meet
this need"
Previously, the Association of
School Superintendents, the
board of directors of the North
Carolina Education Association
See PRINCIPALS On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-18
THE GOOD SHIP WACCAMAW

The Cape Fear river, famed
many a year for its sailing ships,
had one back in the year of 1872
that not only performed the duty
well for what it was intended, but
it so pleased a party of passen-
gers on a voyage from Baltimore
to Wilmington that the guests
felt moved to pass a resolution to
that effect.
According to an old handwrit-
ten paper, that has come into the
hands of the columns editor,
the boat was originally intended
for towing duty.
The writer of the old resolu-
ton points this fact out in his
praise of the Waccamaw, when
he takes note of the fact that she
"has no superior on the Atlantic
coast"
Heading the paper "Return of
The Waccamaw," the resolution
says that ''At meeting of the
passengers of the Steamer Wac
camaw, held in the cabin on
Thursday, the 22nd of August
1872, it was unanimously re-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-18
COMPANY, UNION
May MEET FRIDAY
Government 5 u m m O n S
Leaders For Conference
On WI Strike

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17W'p)--
The government today summon
ed top officials Of Western Union
and three AFL unions to an en-
ergency conference here Friday
in last-ditch effort to head off
a threatened pre-Christmas strike
by $4,000 workers.
Cyrus S. Ching, director Of the
Fed er a ! Cancellation Service,
scheduled the conference for 4
F. NJ. EST, Friday.
The three unions-Th. Cop-
merclal Telegraphers, the Tele-
graph Workers and the Telegraph
Employes-have threatened to
walk out next Tuesday unless
See COMPANY On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-18
House Members Applaud
ButHOld On To Mileage

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-U.D
Members of the House applaud
ed politely today when one Of
their number suggested that
Congress contribute to the
worlds needy by giving up the
$222,OOO travel allowance the
lawmakers get for attending
this extra session.
Then they put it to vote,
and the "no's'' could be heard
all the way to the cashiers win
dow.
The suggestion came from
Rep. James w. Wadsworthy,
a well-to-do Republican fr ON
Geneseo, NY, who thought his
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-18
Prosecution NearS End
OfFritZ Case Testimony
HE'S NO PARROT

CLEVELAND, Dec. 17-{P)
A parrot which eats ice
cream, kisses girls and doesn't
use profanity was the object
of a court injunction today.
Common Pleas Judge Frank
S. Day enjoined the birds
owners, Mr. and Mrs. IsadOre
Paul Of suburban Cleveland
Heights, from selling the par
rot to anyone but Mrs. Mar
guerite Hudson. The action
followed Mrs. HudsOn's peti-
ton saying she paid SIS d0ws
for the parrot, but the Pauls'
refused to sell when she offer
ed the S35 balance.
Asked for comment, the
bird was mum.