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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
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nit humor gesehen

1rantiurt. - Sic famen in el-
nenl 8rieiumihlas an. Cine barm-
loie 5iite, nit Dem biibiben 9ilo
ener biibifen 5omate oaraui. @as
uns aber an meiiten geiiel. mar Der
Name ser Sorte, oeiien Samen Die
5iite entbielt .Yonoeroia oOer 8eef.
iteaf"! 8lauben Sic mir, oas Wort
8eeiiteaf tat es mir an. Na9 Oas
Wort Yonoeroia auh poeti'ber film.
gen = geeilteaf, aQein oieies Wort
ihon (geeiiteaf - boren Sic esq :.
Elm mrrlid)es - @ort!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
erosser MangeI an allen
in deutschen SchuIen

benn bel bem aroben Manael an
aecioneten 2ebrcrn lit ein 9ebrer &C.
! smllnaen, tGalih mebrere &laiien
| au lmterribten, Oas beoelltet u19e=
fGbr 200 bis 800 &inoer al bcleb=
rem! 8ci Der llntererndbrlna baben
oie 2ebrer tGalib cine beathtlid,e for.
perlidc unb ieeliibe Mnltrenaun0 sll
leilten. llnb eS lit niht leidt. oic
beuti0e Suaeno Al lnterridten.
Son ben Shulipeiiunaen lino Die
2ebrer arsNeihloiien.
Heben Dem Manael an aeei0neten
9ebrfrGften ipielt Die lleberalter,na
cine arofe Solle. Giele Sehrer babcn
einiprinaen miiIicn, Die ME mchr
oaran aeoaht baben, ipieber Inter.
ritht erteilen sll miiiien, nod ooau
untcr oerart ihlpieriaen gerbGItnii.
len. Sic iSol0en neroen niht erfrell-
lih icin, 10 ancrfcnnenslpert audi
bie gemiibunaen Gielcr limb. Ser
9lusfau al iiinaeren &rGften, aus
perihiepcnitcn @riinoen lit beoauer.
lih. lmb cincs Der icblpcriten Gros
bleme Der 0eianten Neuersiebuna
Scr Suaeno.
Gs lit cine 9inienipeisbeit. oaB
Die belltiae Suaeno oemoraliiiert lei,
man mllB bie Sage allh bon elmer
anoeren Seite betrahten, ih meine
niht bic anoere ginienipeisbeit. ooR
bie &inoer chen bie Spfer Der Gr,
ipahienen icien. GieIe &inoer iino 10
anfallia, oaB tic niht oem Inter.
riht fol9en fonnen. anoere &inoer
miiiien su 6auie belfcn uno crichei-
men oesbalb niht CUR Shule. Damn
ipcrocn Ncrobe &inocr picl ,u|
Sammlllnaen alrfgcbpten lno blci=
ben Dem llntcrrift fern. Gs lit faum
mOQlid). pon einem aereaelten Inter.
riht au iprchcn.
Ser f0rperlid)e 3ultano Der mel.
ltcn &inocr lit erbGrmlih. Sn bic,
lem cnticslichen @inter iino piele
&inoer obnc Shllbe CUR Shllle &C.
fommcn, bon Striimpfen oar mht
crit su reocn. Snfolae Der llntcrer-
nGbrllna baben picle &inocr Sc
ihlpiire, lno Die &llnben beilen mlr
ihper. ba audi bie Meoifamente feb.
len. Meilt beiitcn Die &inoer mlr
Gin ocmb. Die monaeInoe Scife bat
crihrcfcnoe SolacH.
Die &inOcr iino peripabrIolt, 10
icbr bic Gltcrn audi aeaen bic Ser.
ipilbcrllna alftimpfcn. 9lus eincm
Sorfc in MeperihIeiicn miro bcrihs
tet, oaf, iih Die Gltern 9eipciaert ba-
ben lire &inber nph ldnaer in Die
Sd)uIe su ili,iden, lpeiI an 20 &inoer
llntcr Ie(bs Sabrcn, bic nod ocn &in=
oeraarten beirhtcn. uno bel ierhs
ainocrn BON aht bis sipOlf Sabren. |
pornebmlih MGohen, @eidlehts=
franfbcitcn feltaeitellt iporoen iinD. /
Die &riminalitdt Der SuaenoIihen,
iiber Die uicl berihtet miro, nilnmt
INNER nod sll. SiebitGble iino an
DER Saaesoronuna unO bas Haffine-
mcnt Der &inocr lit oft erItaunlif,.
init Dem lie ibrc Saten ausfiibrcn.
Sin erfrelllihcs &upitcl abcr iino
Die SommcrloQer. Die fir Suaeno.
lic)e einNeritbtct lpurocn, Ser Ger
mon sloltb s(ctipitn" aebiibrt oes.
balb Gin belonocrer 9anf fir ibrc
arORcn gemiibunacn INN oas 8cIin=
gen oieicr Eager, in oencn lirh oie
NInenolid,en pirflih esholen uno
aus Dem nicocrhriifcnocn 9lllto0s.
lcbcn bcrallsaeriiien iperoen. ipem
cs allh nur fir cine fllrsc 2cit lit.
Ss lit Gin Sihthlid in einem ionit 10
oiilteren Vilbe.
Gliiabetb &crltcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06

aaiiel. - Oils Ser ariea su gnbe
gin9. aab es in &aiicl fat fein ein-
3iaes Ghul9ebduoe n,ebr, bas nod
benubbar geipeien lpGre. Sa mad)s
ten iid) hie &inber NIT ibren 2ebs
rern oaran. allfaurGumen. Die
@taot bemiibte iih barum. Gin Mit=
tagcIien au ipenoen, lpenne es alld)
beideiben aetpcien lit. slber es bat
niht lanae aebauert. bis man lab.
baB es auf oieie Mrt niht aeben Mir
be. Sic Mrbcit nuroe fir 6ele &in-
Der au ihtper. Der Gifer Der eriten
Gtunbe erlabmte. bic meiiten &inber
erihienen niht mebr. Ser Serblt
fam, unb Der 8inter Itano Dor Ser
Sir. GicIc &inber batten nihts an
au,ieben, uno Der Sunacr tat peh.
Srobocm bat man in oieier criten
&eriooe piel aeihafft, 10 oaB cine
Heibe bon Vallten ipieoer betppbn=
bar aetporoen iino. SpGter fonntcn
audi Die 9ad)ocfer unb 2immerlell=
te piele Shdocn allsbeiiern. 60
fonnte man i'm Sommer oicies Sab.
res fat in ieoem Scr ShulaebGlloe
llnterrid)t ertcilen. ipenm iih o,'h
mebrere ShuIen oie SGuier teilen
miiiicn. Sd)uIen. sic nit SoIoaten
beleat iparcn, iinb ipieoer frei0eae=
ben iporben. llno 10 lit Die &aum=
fraae in beihciocnem llmfana ae=
loit. Die Shtuieriafeiten lino anoe=
rer 9lrt.
Sie StunocnsabI lit beihrGnft,
ipeil ooh iebe Shule cine beitimmte
2eit imebaIten mlb. Sos Mobilar,
bas man mciit aus ocn Huinen bcr=
aushoIen mubte, lit oiirftia. Gs fcblt
an @erGten ober lie iinb abgcnutt.
10 oaR man oie llebllnaen naf) Dem
DorhanOcnen peripenbbaren MpbiIar
'anieben mllR. Mciit lit mr Gin Bali
fir cine aan3e 'ShuIe porhanocn,
un6 bob sic &inbcr feline Surnihube
mebr beiiben, muR man niht crit
ertpGhncn.
Sir ben llntcrriht febIt es an
alien. if ocnfe nid)t lur an Die
feblen6cn giicher, ionoern audi an
bas aeiante 2ebrlnateriaI fir ocn
llnterrid)t. in ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lihen sSddern, Geographic, 3cih-
nen, 6anoarbeit. Sic irbGncn
Sammlunaen. iiber bic picIe Sd)u>
len perfiiaten. iino seritGrt.
Gs aibt feline Shrcibbcftc, feline
Sdiefertafeln. feline Griffcl, feline.
gleiitifte. feline iSeoern, fein Gapier.
llno ipenn Gin &ino sufGllia einen
iolhen foltbaren @eaenltano beiiet,
muf, es i'm tpobI bitten, oamit er
ibm nift balb ipicber aeitoblen miro.
2ufpeilen tallfen 6efte auf, aber ba
bic &laiienltarfe beute inn Surh=
ifnitt 60 biz 20 &inber betrGcf4,
Tan nman lif ausrehnen mic
ihtpicria es lit. cine einsi9e &Iaiie
NIT Soften aIssuItatten. I'm Den
Wanael absubelfen, bat man oic
&inocr allfaeforoert. 9lltpapicr ab=
suIiefern. fiir bas lie 6efte erbaI=
ten.
Die lanae eriparteten ncuen
Sdulbiihcr iino eritienen, it) ipre-
DIE niht BON ihrem Snbalt uno ibrcr
Mnlaac. ionoern bon Der 9lusltat=
tllna Die feline lanae 2ebensoauer
babcn fann. ba es iih INN 9lusoabcn
in groihiircnform banbclt, 0coruft
auf ihled)tem liapier. Die 9cbrcr
bclfcn lid, NIT bem mm0olihItcn
Tapier. Gin re0elrehter Shreibuns
terridt lit fdum in alien Shulcn
m6alih.
Sic 0chrfrGftc iinh iihcrluitct.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06

- nntefitiiten Sic Die i'm -BoIfs.
slatt" an3eieenoeu @pihGfteI
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-25
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Write to THE ACCORDION CENTER for
your new or used ACCORDION and save.
STANCATO ACCORDION CO.
1901 Greenwood Ave. Seattle 3, Wash.
Write for Catalogues
J. NJ. WYLIE PIANO COMPANY
1l5 Broadway Fargo. N. d.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-25
PERSONAL

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-25
Tax Veto Disappoints

l AM exceedingly wrathy, and
sadly disappointed. I had counted
on saving in my income tax for
the last six months of 1g47. Con-
gress had passed that bill that as
sured me that saving. Regardless
OF the size of that expected saving.
whether much or little, I had allo-
Gated it to other uses. knew lust
what I would do with the money.
Then the President upset my apple
cart by vetoing the bill that had
assured me a saving. imagine
there are at least 40 million others
who feel about as do, and who will
continue to feel that way in No.
vember of 1913. In my case, as in
that of others, especially those who
must live on a fixed income, whose
only participation in the present in
hation is that of paying, that veto
was bad politics.
1T MAY be some of the automo-
bile manufacturers, or it may be
only some of the sales agencies.
that are indulging in the practice of
gouging the car buyer for all the
extras that a new car can carry.
They get away with all the traffic
will bear right now when there is
shortage of cars, but their disre-
gard Of the rights of the buyer will
plague them in years to come.
At a sewing bee the enjoyment Of
the women pays them for their
work.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-25
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dolly measures 81 inches, the PAN
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pansies.
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No. 5632) and the Pansy Dolly pattern
No. Slid send 20 cents in coin for each
pattern, your name. address and pattern
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-25
REAL ESTATE-MISC.

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-07-25

Pulled Sleeve Blouse
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It's so easy to cut and sew, too.
Colorful embroidered flowers are
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To obtain tissue pattern. finishing in
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-02
THE Low DOWN
HICKORY GROVE.

] just been reading something
about soeialized medicine. II is
nat sac skcokum. Uncle Samuel
i~ftsr leave II alone. Planned
medseine Is like the planned life
af the turkey farm. The turkey
has no choicc of batchetman,
neither has the patient any choice
az dsctor under the panel sys-
tefn.
4 have known Charlie, our
family Doc. for years. lie has al
WAYS looked after the family. and
has alsways shown up with his
black bag al every beck and call
o. remedy our Ills.
The bays hack ON the Potomac
are talking about getting more
work out az him. ! tel Charlie il
this happened. II ] was him I'd
tale ln boarders and forget medi-
eine.
IN Britain Charlie would prob
ably he one of the more efficient
anctors. Well. under the panel
SYSTEM. lots Of other people
wsssla like free" service rs his
psti~nts. The British have found.
under these circumstances, that
the yhave to limit the number of
.fEee' panel patients o. doctor can
srsept. Thus. many people are
driven INTO the panels of doctors
they don't want. D."
Under such a system. Charlie
would ~ placed along with the
mare efficient doctors and I
wculd. shsyes to take .the doctor
kfs nA On the panel system that
bspba6ly would not be my choice.
The boys on the Potomac better
krave Charlie in private medicine
where the little fellow can have
HIM and his familiar black bag
that's the way Charlie wants II.
Yours with the low down.
10 SIERRA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-02
Pathological
Society VIII
Meet.h Miami

ssssetss t@ Tbe CttoveWl
MIAMI, April DIR. vesey M.
Johnson Of West Palm Beach.
president Of the Florida Pctlio-
logical Society. has announced
that the organization has COM
pisted plans to hold its annual
meeting on April 20 and 81. be-
ginning In the st. Francis Hos
pital in Mann Beach and con-
Guiding In the McAllister Hotel in
this city.
Scheduled ON the program are
q slide seminar, annual election of
officers. general discussions, and
reports on clinical pathology and
the ecrtification of private lab
oratofies. I'm addition 20 DR.. john
son. officers for the past year are
nr. Nelson A. Murray. Jackson
vile. vice president, and DIR.
Creteben ". Squires, Pensacola,
seectary-treasurer.
The Psychologists. who are prac-
tieins physicians from all sections
al fhe State, also plan Ia attend
me annual convention Of the
FLORIDA Medical Association,
seheduled here for April 2l-23.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-02

n Was in the West In the old
days: the new editor of the little
weekly was very young. shy, and
nervous. His speech To the
Chamber Of Commerce had flop
p.-d mlserably. for the presence of
iearded rnen with As pistols
hanging at their hips had not
hslpsd has psesence BIZ mind.
M stumbled to, d halt. finally,
and sat down. Immediately, a
group of his armed listeners rose
and walked ominously toward the
speakers table.
r. gfizzled old cattleman came
over and placed a reassuring hand
upon the youths trembling shout
dr.
Now. YOU jcs' sit still, son." he
SAID. They amt gonna hurt you
--ibey's comm fo' the program
chairman"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-02
-nELpFuL- BURGLARS

CHIcAGO.-when Mrs. Bertha
Stern. operator of dress shop.
finally got around To moving to
. new store. she didn't have much
90 move. Thieves entered her
st.Fe and removed LIS dresses,
valued at $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
TOTO, Se|f-C Confident,
Anticipates Chance 10
Defend His War Acts
By the Associoted Press

TOKYO, Dec. 16.-Hideki TOTO
is looking forward to his appearance
as a witness before the Allied war
crimes tribunal with reborn conf
dence in himself and in the cause
for which he launched the Pacific
war.
The 62-year-old former general,
who was Premier and War Minister
of Japan at the time of Pearl Har-
Dor, has told his attorneys, Il want
to accomplish three things when I
take the stand:
First, to convince the world that
Japan fought in self defense; Sec
ond, to prove that the idea of a
Greater East Asia co-prosperity
sphere Is an absolute necessity for
improvement in the Orient; and.
third, to make certain that no blame
attaches to the emperor"
TOTO also has indicated to his
counsel, George Francis Blewett of
Philadelphia and DR.. Iichiro Kiyose,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16

that he keenly realizes that no other
leader SO high in lost cause has
ever had such an opportunity to at
tempt to justify his actions to pos
taritv
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
REPORT
1916 ACTIVITY
Figures Compare Favor
ably With 1915; Fail To
Serve Sc Warrants

A report of activities by the
Wilmington Police Department as
prepared by Sergeant Earl San
ders yesterday shows that s92,'
O65.6 IS in stolen cash and personal
property has been recovered dur
ing 1916.
During the year S122, 254.27 in
cash and personal property was re-
ported stolen, wnich total Wheii de-
creased by the cash and property
returned to owners shows a de-
ficit of $50, 1852 during 1916
The figures compare 1avorably
with those of 1915 when tnetts OF
~}c,,serty valued at N'27, 6l8.58 were
-eLorted to the department, Of
mich only $9l ,3z9.22 was reported
recovered leaving a deficit for the
year Of S34, 1925 according to the
report.
Warrants issued during the year
total II, SCI. In 1945 only 1896 were
issued by the department.
Arrests made during the year
total 1853, less 26 made by other
departments leaving a total of 68
warrants not served, the report
shows.
During the preceding year the
department issued 1896 warrants
and made 9,871 arrests, according
to Sanders report to Police Chief
Charles H. Casteen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
Miss Goldstein,
Mr.. Somberg To
Marry In Spring

MANNING, S. c., Jan. %. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Goldstein announce
the engagement of their daughter,
tIedra Harriet, to Seymour I. Som
bert of Miami, Fla, and Kingstree,
S. C.
Miss Goldstein attended Agnes
Scott college and graduated from
he University of North Carolina.
She is now attending the Graduate
School of Social Science at the Uni
versity of Pittsburg.
Mr.. Somberg, the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney j. Somberg of Miami,
Fla. graduated from Iowa State
college. Following his discharge
from the Army Air corps with the
rank of lieutenant, he attended
Duke university where he received
his master degree in Forestry. No
plans have been announced for the
wedding which will take place in
the spring.
The bride = elect is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Joseph Goldstein
of Wilmington, n. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26

The average army ,..
good for 100 jumps. 'eal'
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
Music Federation
To Meet In Gastonia

CHARLOTTE. Jan. 25- ,(P) -
Mrs Charles NJ Hassell of Char
lotte, president. of the North Car
DINA Federation of Music clubs,
announced today that the 1947 con
vention will De held in Gastonia
early in May
The Federation also is sponsor
ing a North Carolina Composers
Contest with deadline for manu-
scripts Feb. i, ard two compe-
titions this spring for young art
lists, in the age groups 1923 and
20-30 she said. Austin c. Love
lace of the First Presbyterian
church in Greensboro is chairman
of the composers contest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
Mrs. c. G. Berry
Of HemenwaY School
Honored AT Dinner

The parents and friends of the
children of Class ga of the Hem
enway school entertained at din
ner for Mrs. C. G.. Berry, the
teacher of the class, at the Crystal
Restaurant on Thursday evening.
Rabbi Samuel A. Friedman,
master of ceremonies, spoke in
behalf of the parents. Mrs. Rad
cliff presented the honoree with a
corsage of pink camellias and
greetings were read from Miss
Sue Boone. Mrs. N. w. Rochelle
and Mr.. H. M. Roland.
Mrs. Berry was presented with
a scroll setting forth esteem and
affection Of the parents and
guests, signed by those attending.
The highlight of the evening was
piano selections and solos by Miss
Helen Rouse. teacher of music at
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
OFFICIAL VISIT

NEW BERN, Jan. 25.-Wi1liam
Ennis, of New York, supreme reg
ent of the Royal Arcanum, paid ar
official visit here this week, &C
companied by R. Judson Moore
of Winston-Salem, supreme service
department representative. Enni:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
FLUFFY

Keeping your wooden blankets
warm, fluffy and attractive is no
great trick. Fold them evenly when
not in use to prevent stretching
and loss of shape. Don't pile
weight on folded, stored blankets.
F~lattening nap means reducing
warmth. Shake. out carefully and
air out of doors frequently with
weight distributed evenly over
double clothesline. Dry clean be-
fore storing in mothproof closets to
destroy possible moths or use re-
liable commercial storage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
Lifeline Recorder
Dies In Charleston

CHARLESTON. S. c., Jan. 25.
-P)ETheodore Jehon Jervey, 81,
writer and lawyer. and for SO
years police recorder here, the
only man in South Carolina hold
ing public office for life" despite
a state law forbidding the prac-
tice. died here yesterday.
He was made recorder for life
by the City council in 1895 and
his position was not disturbed by
the legislative ban soon afterward.
He continued on the recorders
bench until 1881 when he retired
with full pay.
At the peak of the 1916 farm
season, about 1000, 900 veterans
were working in agriculture.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26
ELECTION APPROVED

RALEIGH, Jan. 25.-P)-The
Senate today passed a bill by Sen
ator Corey of Pitt county provid-
ing for the election Of a mayor
by the people of Grifton in Pitt
county.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26

Hemenway school and group sing
ing led by Mr.. Harry Dosher and
L. A. Phillips.
Committees composed Of Mrs.
H. N. Radcliff, chairman, Mrs.
Evelyn Spooner, secretary, Mrs.
N. W. Rochelle, treasurer, Mrs.
Jessie L. Baggett, entertainment.
The calling committee included
Mrs. A. S. Phillips, Mrs. D. c.
Rivenbark, Mrs. Earl Bender and
Mrs. Marsden Bellamy, Jr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-26

judged the local degree te..
gave it a rating of 80. NJ Nam d
members were received NlAs Il
Trent Council No. All Of H. mo {
Arcanum here. Tie R1s
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13

row Of teeth chomped down on
the peanuts. Now 1 knew where
his voice had been coming from
What are the other items on
your treasure hunt list?" l asked.
"Oh, I've already got a slice of
moon cheese, a burning spark
from the sun, the fingerprint of
Mother Machree, a photograph
record of Gargantua singing
Nanny" and an autographed
smoke ring from Winston Church
ips cigar" said the green man.
1--WE just got a few things left
to do in this Countrywide buying
a new motor car, getting a nickel
beer and a good five-cent cigar,
and plucking a hair from the eye
brow Of John L. Lewis"
"Balmiston, old boy" I said, 81
think you and the other flying
saucers are going to be here a
long time. Your search is only
beginning"
TN keep you as a hostage
then," he said. you steer while
l catch a little sleep"
So here I am wheeling this
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Craven Red Cross
Names Wooters

NEW BERN, July y - W. W.
Wooters, who has been assistant
field director for the American
Red Cross at the Marine air sta
ton at Cherry Point, has been
elected executive secretary of the
Craven county chapter of the Red
Cross, succeeding Mrs. Doris
Dean, who resigned after having
served as acting secretary since
the resignation of Mrs. Margaret
Paris to transfer to Durham a
year ago.. Mrs. Dean has been
connected with the local staff for
two and a half years.
Mr.. c. L. Carter, who has been
associated with the county head
quarters in connection with the
annual drive for funds, will re-
main at the office as assistant to
the new executive secretary. She
reported to the directors that the
goal Of $12, 223 in the recent cam
spaign was attained, with So, $40 Of
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Welles," I countered, land VINO
or what r your"
"I'm Balmiston X-Ray O'Rune
from Mars. said the green man,
lend you have probably ruined
my chance of winning the sweep
stakes
what sweepstakes?"
"Why the sixty thousandnth
centennial running Of the univer-
sal Marian treasure hunt sweep
stakes!" Grossly grunted the
green man. This time there are
500 space ships competing. To win
l have to bring back twelve rare
objects, including Orson Welles.
Now somebody will beat me. It's
all your fault for looking like
somebody else"
Moodily he tossed some peanuts
On top Of his head. To my mild
surprise it opened and a double