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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-10
(Nadaljevanje)

Berac Moskoplet pa Je stopal
nizdol med njivami in travniki
S takim korakom, kakor bi bill
yes svet njegov. Njegov korak
nj incl nobenega pravega eliza;
bill je podoben koraku gospodar-
ia, XII stopa po svojem posestvu
in uziva mad svojo oblastjo. BIZ
10 je tako zgodaj, da sonce Sc
nj vstalo liza stajerskih CORA in
je VISA jamniska kadunja bila
Sc prevlecena z jutranjimi me-
glicami. Sama vas Jamnica sc
sploh nj videla, ker je lezala pre-
globoko ma dnu kadunje, toda
videli so Sc wise lezeci kraji.
Videla so Sc zebra Drajne z IT,
himi hisami in bajtami; onstran
dolgega, meglenega jezika, XII Sc
lie mad potokom stegal do sote-
ske, kateri so lezale Dobrije,
je molel kvisku okrogel vr h
Soncnega kraja S svojim gozd-
natim copom ma temenu; zadaj
"a kadunjo so sc razprostirale
Stroke in mogocne Hole v dolzi-
nj pet, sest kilometrov z zakri-
tim vznozjem in z ze odkritimi
pobocji, S katerih so Sc belili Ii
dovi mogocnih domacij. Zadaj
mad Hojami pa Sc je vzdigova]a
siroka CORA, spodaj crna cd sa-
mih gozdov, wise gori pa silva in
belkasta cd samih skal in pecin.
Men topi, bunkasti vrh je 60
rel v zarkem plamenu prvih h
soncnih pramenov, XII so ga IL
vsemirske daljave pokrili S ta-
ko lepimi barvami, da jih nihce
drug ma svetu, razen gore sa-
me, ne more pokazati ..
VISA ia precudna lepota zgod-
MEGA vigrednega jutra je do vr-
ha napolnjevala Moskopletovo
bit. Njegovo uho nj slisalo posa-
meznih glasov vstajajocega ziv-
ljenja naokrog, njegove oci nj
so razlocile lepote posameznih
barv in njegovo brezskrbno, po-
tepusko srce nj cutilo zlivanja
posameznih krasot, toda VISA
njegova bit je cutila emo samo
veliko, precudno razkosje nara
We in zivljenja. Ia ob6utek je
dvigal jamniskega siromaka vi
soko visoko mad samega sebe
in njegov prezirajoci pogled je
postajal Sc prezirnejsi, njegov
trdi korak pa Sc smelejsi. Use,
kar so dogledale njegove oci,
kar je moglo objeti njegovo ST.
ce, Sc mu je zdelo njegova last,
njegovo kraljestvo.
Poln svojega lastnega dozi-
vetja in uzivanja Sc je Mosko-
plet spuscal S hriba v nizavo,
ne da hi Sc zavedel, da ga je
gredoc obdal gozd, in da je V
dolini spet prisel il MEGA. sele
tedaj Sc je zavedel svoje okoli-
ce, ko je stopil ma :trdo cesto.
Ne da bi razmisljal, ali maj kre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-10
PosIuga

RIcKY COFFEE AND TEA SHOP
Standard Theatre Bldg.
ell Prospect
SERVIRAMO OBEDE
Govorimo poljsko.
TEA, CARDS, PALM, CRYSTAL
Madame Maskis-Bea Post-Susan
MA OO93
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-10

dolgega casa znasali mad donna
co siroto., Brz ko so Sc priceli
zavedati zivljenja, so lahko opa-
zovai, da je terba, XII Jim je'
prav "a pray bila rodna teta,
neprijeten, popolnoma odveeen
ter nezazeljen Clan hisne tlruzi-
ne. ceprav je oci in matt nista
pretepala, sta jo vendar q dru-
gini vred ocividno prezirala in
sem pa tia jo je kateri ,nimo"
| grede vendarle hrnil. Tudi pri
mizi zanjo nj bilo prostora, tenn
vec je smela JEST v kakem ko-
tn to, kar je drugim ostalo. Pri
vsem tenn pa so Sc starsi pred
drugimi ljudmi delali, kakor da
Jim je bog hisno terbo nalozil
kdo We kaksno kazen. Vse to Sc
je seveda prijelo tudi otrok, ko
so, kakor vsi drugi otroci, zace-
Ii dojemati tisto zivljenje, sre-
di katerega so odrascali, in so 81
IL pridobljenih vtisov oblikova-
Ii znacaj.
Cestokrat so Sc Cernjako-
vega dvorisea ali S poll razlega-
Ii obupni bolestni kriki domace
terbe. Skraja so ljudje dvigali
glave, ko da bi jih nekaj nepri-
jetnega zbadalo.
"Cernjakovo terbo ze spet te-
pejo " so rekli in skomiz-
gall z rameni.
Polagoma pa so Sc tega vpit-
ia ze navadili in lie redkokdaj je
kdo pri' odmevu blaznih krikov
Sc rekel:
"Johtana, menda jo bodo ubi-
Ii J"
Sc huje je postalo, ko Sc je
terbi, kakor so ljudje sodili, pri-
petila velika nesreca. Ceprav je
bila ma pol neumna ter do mos
kin nj kazala ne le nobenega
nagnjenja, ampak jih je sko-
raj mrzila, kar je vedno izpri-
cevala glasnim kricanjen, ako
Sc il je Aateri prevec priblizal,
je bilo vendarle znano, da sc je
vcasih kak pijanec, XII je IL 60
stilne Easel okrog oglov, poze'
1.-Two ozrl "a njenimi polnimi
udi. Marsikoga SO tudi re OBJ
dolzili, da do Cernjakove sirote
nj tesc. Zgodilo Sc je tudi, da je
terba ponoci nenadoma zbezala
il hleva in zacela kricati okrog
hise kakor blazna. Pred dvema
letoma pa je nenadoma posta-
la noseca. Odsihmal so jo Sc boil
zanicevali in Sc huje preganjali.
Soseska sicer nj enakimi ocmi
gledala ma vse to in mnogim sc
ie terba smilila ter so Cerniako-
We cello glasno obsojali. Vendar
je bill Cernjak Sc vedno ugleden
MOI, XII je kremaril, hodil S svo-
10 druzino v cerkev in sc OBJ
nasal kakor vsak drug Jamni-
can. In ljudje so soseskovali
Cernjaki, kupeevali mimi in
Sc mirno usedali z mimi "a mi
20 kakor vsemi drugimi.
Te lepe in rosne nedelje zju-
traj sta bila Cernjakova decka
zelo slabe wolfe, ker sta morala
zaradi pase zgodaj vstati, zato
pa sta Sc il jeze re navsezgodaj
jela znasati mad siroto. VISA
zmesana, ker nj vedela, zakaj
je tepena, je terba cd boleein
glasno vrescala:
"Av-aV-va-a-a Hu u = u.
Men tozeci glas je bill tako
zagrljen, da nj bilo mogoce ra-
zumeti nobene jasne besede, XII
jim je skusala izkricati v svojo
obrambo.
Decka sta jo neutrudljivo tol-
kla dale in ko bi sirotin kirk
ne prevpil vsega, bi Sc gotovo
slisalo njuno napeto sopenje,
posebno mlajsega decka, XII je
vihtel v rokah pretezak okles-
eek. Medtem ko sta skraja mol
Gala, je starejsi pricel zdaj kri-
cati:
l. 3
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-10
Della "a zensl<e
PISARNISKA Moe

"a stalno sluzbo z podruznico Ma
tlonal Publishing Co. Izurjenost
zazeijiva, toda nj potrebna. Mora
znati nekoliko tipkati. 5-inevni
tednik. Tedenska plaza. sZglasite Sc
prl Mr.. Hughes, $50 Vincent Ave,
Great Lakes Life Bldg. soba st..
DUB. t
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Farmers To Discuss
Problems AT Bureau
Meeting October 80

The Columbus County Farm
Bureau will sponsor a mass
meeting at the courthouse IN
Whiteville Thursday afternoon
Oct. 80, at 2:3O, for the purpose
of discussing present and future
problems of farmers in this area
Farmers and business men
of Columbus and surrounding
counties are invited to attend.
The principal speakers will be
Thomas Pearsall, speaker OF the
N. G.. House of Representatives;
and R. Flake Shaw, secretary OF
the N. c. Farm Bureau Fedora
ton.
Representatives of the Tobacco
Sterilization Corporation and 10
bacco Associates have also been
invited to be present and speak
briefly on the activities OF those
two organizations.
Questions which will be con-
sidered at the mass meeting
include:
How much will tobacco &C:
reaee have to be cut next year
Why do we need strong farm
organizations? -,
What is the general outlooF
for farming in l948 and the I'M
mediate future?
What seems to be the attitude
of Congress regarding a long
range farm program, soil conSer,
walton, AAA and crop Insurance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Georgia Pastor Is Issued Call
To Tabor Presbyterian Church

A call for Rev. R. c. SchWan-
check of Fitzgerald Ga. to be
pastor of the Tabor City and
Loris Presbyterian churches
was issued by those two
churches at a joint meeting
Tuesday.
The call was made at meet
ing at the Loris church at which
time members of the two con-
gregations met with Rev. and
Mrs. SchWanebeck.
During d social hour which
followed members of the aux,
Hilary of the Loris church served
delicious punch, cakes, nuts and
minis to about SO guests.
Those attending from the Ia
Dor City church were Mr.. ano
Mrs. J. A. Huffman, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. D. A. Blue and daughter
Jane. Mrs. Roland Baldwin, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Percy Brown, Mrs
ElWood Garter and daughter,
Bootsy, Miss Myrtle Bailey and
Miss Roberta McCulloch.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
|r. Winfrey Davis Resigns Post
liter EIGHT Year Passionate Here

Rev. Winfrey Davis, pastor OF
MI. Tabor Baptist church for al.
most eight years, has resigned
his passionate here to accept q
call to the First Baptist church
II Beaufort. N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis are plan
ning to move TO Beaufort about
December l.
Rev. MIR. Davis was born and
reared in Virginia. He attended
Mercer University at Macon, Ga,
and the Baptist seminary at
Louisville, Ky. He came to Ia
Dor City from Lamar, S. c.
While here, Rev. Mr.. Davis
saw considerable growth IN
membership of the church and
also sponsored a youth recrea-
tional program, including pur-
chase of a movie protector and
recording machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have two
children. Kenneth E. Davis OF
Wilmington and Myrtle Davis, a
senior at Wake Forest College.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Red Devils Mark
Up Fourth Win BY
Downing Bladenboro

The Tabor City Red Devils
marked up their fourth win OF
the season last Friday when they
defeated the Bladenboro eleven,
800 on Civitan Field here.
The first touchdown came
early in the game when Andy
Jernigan went through the Bla-
denboro line and ran 81 yards
for the score. Jernigan scored
again in the second quarter when
held in Robson County jail on
yards.
Bill Spivey then went over
for score on reverse after
Stanley had intercepted pass
and taken the ball to the Bla-
denboro Is.
The fourth score came when
Drew Mills ran Bladenboro
punt back 40 yards to the 10 and
Andy Jernigan pushed across Tor
the tally.
The final marker was made IN
the fourth quarter when Ward
went over from the 4-yard line
after series Of passes had SET
M the touchdown.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Two TC Scouters
Get Eagle Awards

Two members of the Tabor
City Boy Scout troop received
their Eagle badges and the To-
cal troop won the advancement
award at the Court of Honor
held. at the Methodist church
Thursday night.
The Eagle awards. the high
est in Scouting. were pre-
sented to Scoutmaster Jack B.
Hyman and v. r. Burroughs.
Jr.. both of the Tabor City
troop.
The awards were presented IN
a le-lighting and knightlng
ceremony in which Eagle Scouts
Joe Barnes of Wilmington and
Maurice Covington and Jimmy
Quinnerly of Whiteville assisted.
The Eagle badge was pinned
on Scoutmaster Hyman by his
mother, Mrs. Blanche Hyman,
and then he pinned the minia-
ture Eagle badge on his wife.
The Eagle badge was pinned
on v. RS uniform by his faith
er, v. R. Burroughs, ST., follow
ed by v. R. pinning the minla-
ture on his mother.
The attendance trophy at the
Court of Honor was won by
the Whiteville troop.
]. "A. MaultsbY. ST.. the dis
trict advancement chairman.
presided over the meeting.
assisted by Field Executive c.
L. Bethea. Council Executive
Ray w. SweazY.
Two new Scout leaders, AS
sistant Scoutmaster Richard Au-
ger of Whiteville and Scoutmast-
err Martin Lowe OF Chadbourn,
were recognized.
Awards presented at the Court
of Honor included:
Whiteville troop: second class,
Joe Powell and Jack Boswell;
Star Scout, Felix Smith; Corn
Farming merit badge, Jack Bos-
we'll; Dog Care merit badge, Fe-
lix Smith.
Chadbourn Troop: Stor Scout;
Pat Bass.
Tabor City troop: second class,
Ebert Boswell and Jimmy WIN,
stead; first class, Ben Elliott and
,Joe Wilson; Life Scout, Bill
Spivey, Billy Rogers, Bill Viii,
liams and Charles Hodges; BIRD
Study, J. B. Hyman and V. X
Burroughs, Jr.; Life Saving, j.
B. Hyman and v. r. Burroughs,
Jr,: First Aid, Joe Wilson and
Bill Spivey; Athletics, Billy
Rogers, Charles Hodges and V
R. Burroughs, Jr.;;
Cooking, Charles Hodges; Path
finding, Charles Hodges; Person
al Health, Bill Spivey; Safety
Joe Wilson, Bill Spivey and Blll
Williams; Poultry Keeping, Joe
Wilson: Woodwork, Joe wilson
and Bin Williams; Carpentry
Toe Wilson and Bill Williams
Masonry, Joe Wilson; Scholar
ship, Bill Williams; Leather
work and Leathrecraft, Joe WI,
son: Forestry and Painting, bll
Williams; First Aid to Animals
]. B. Hyman; Plumbing, D. b
Hyman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Public Invited
To Attend Carnival
AT Gym October 81

A Halloween Carnival will be
held at the Tabor City school
gym, under the direction of the
Tabor City Woman's club on
Friday evening, October 81 with
the doors opening at 6 o'clock.
The public is invited to at
tend the carnival. Children will
especially enjoy the gay festivi-
ties with the assurance of 8
grand time without getting into
trouble usually brought on by
Halloween pranks. A prize will
be awarded to the grammar
grade student wearing the best
Halloween costume with the
audience serving as judges.
Booths will be set up includ-
ing spin-chance, apple bobbine,
punch bag, big dipper, fishing,
darts, and fortune telling. Re-
freshment stands will serve hot
dogs, sandwiches and drinks.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Credit Groups
Annual Meeting
Set For Saturday

All is III readiness Tor the an
nual meeting of stockholders OF
Whiteville Saturday Morning,
October IS, at 10 o'clock, accord
ing to an announcement by Z:
R. Yoder, secretary-treasurer OF
the association.
Member stockholders will be
years operations including a
given a detailed report OF the
special report on the association S
progress in member ownership
One director will be elected
for the coming year. Members
will also review the economic
and credit situation and develop
plans for the next year.
Happy Sam Fowler has been
engaged to furnish the lighter
side of the program with some
of his favorite entertainment,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24

The Tabor City sweet pota-
TO auction experienced its big
gest day of the season n, weoh he5s
iay when total OF 8,757 bushels
of vans were sold, bringing tne
Seasons total to 29,545, Super
visor Billy Carroll reported.
Carroll said it was anticipated
that Thursday would be even a
larger day for the market i In IN
view of the fact that the gooo
weather this week made 1t pos
sible for growers to dig large
number of potatoes.
The total amount OF money
paid growers for their vans
Wednesday was s!s'1ss'ss'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Girl All Stars
Defeat Bloomer
BOYS AT Basketball

In an enthusiastic basketball
game at the Tabor City school
gym Tuesday evening the Tabor
City Girls All Stars defeated the
Boomer Boys with score II
to p.
Members of the girls team
included: Forwards, Betty Fay
Wright, Mona Shelley, Anna Bell
Angle, Ailene Cox; guards, Lyd-
ia Garrell, Blanche w. Hyman,
Kate Jernigan, Mary Currie,
Jean Spivey, Edith Young and
Lorena HARRISON. Playing on
the Bloomer team were Hoyt
Curie, Albert Wright, Bobby
Wright, Pod Spivey and Lyn-
wood Wright.
Coach Mae Wright said the
teams and fans were to be con-
graduated on the fine spirit
manifested. Proceeds from the
games and cake walks held this
season will be applied to the
Civilian athletic project, Mrs.
Young said. w. c. Truitt refer
eed the Tuesday evening game.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Engineers To Hear
Waccamaw River
Flood Control Plan

A large number of Columbus
County citizens are expected to
attend public hearing in Con-
way Friday, October 81, at which
time the Army Engineers will
hear arguments for divertng OF
flod waters from the WaccamaW
river.
Proponents of the diversion
point out that the project Will
open up large new areas tor
DEVELOPMENT of farm land and
timber land as well as remove
a health hazard in the area.
A committee actively pushing
the program is composed OF }.
P. Ouinerly, Henry Wyche, Har-
~ Jenrette, Joe Stanley, Barney
Best and B. A. MarloWe, and
anyone desiring transportation
to the Conway meeting is asked
to contact one of these men:
Columbus County commission
ers in their October meeting en-
dorsed the project and directed
county AllOlIl Sy Il. tAAhoN
tor to assist in preparing argu-
ments, and authorized him to
represent the county at the hear
ing.
R. E. Weaver, chairman OF the
Wildlife Committee, stated that
the proposed diversion OF flood
waters from the river and ad-
iacent areas will not adversely
effect hunting and fishing In the
area.
In that connection, Quinerly
emphasized the point that the
proposed project will not actu-
ally drain the river but only d.
vert water from the river when
it reaches flood stage.
The proposed canal would
be built from a point on the
river near the state line into
Tide Water via Mullet Creek
and calabash Creek. 1t will be
federal project and will not
effect local taxes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
More Than 200
Citations In
Traffic Drive

More than 200 citations have
been handed out in the Tabor
City police departments drive
on traffic law offenders, Chief
l. R. Watson reported yesterday.
Chief Watson declared that
about 200 citations were made
out the first day of the drive and
that only IL or Is have been
made since that time.
Most of the offenders were
charged with parking Illegally.
Two five minute parking
spaces were marked off in front
Of the post office this week TO
allow postoffice patrons place
TO Dark while getting their mall
and double parking there is Tor
hidden at any time, the chiel
Offenses which the department
IS cracking down on include;
parking double, too far from the
r1rh too close to fire plugs, IN
dirveways, parking too long mo-
tor running with no attendant
100 close to corner, in restricted
znne parked across line, wrong
e;Ir of street, no city license.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Tabor Students
Have Big Time
At State Fair

Home Economic and Agricul-
tural students of the Tabor City
school, numbering rs, attended
the State Fair in Raleigh Friday.
Students reported 4 delightful
trip which proved to be both ed
ucational and recreational.
j. P. Higgins, Agriculture d.
rector, and Miss Bernice Ed
munds, Economics instructor, ac-
companied the students.
Thirty members OF Veterans
training class attended the State
Fair in Raleigh Thursday. They
were accompanied by instructors
Tom Roberts and Edwin Wright.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Two-Week Revival
Will Be Held AT
Tabernacle Here

A series of evangelistic services
will be conducted at the Full
Gospel tabernacle during the
next two weeks. Services will
begin nightly at 7:3O.
Rev. J. C. Pope, pastor OF the
Fuquay Springs Full Gospel tab
ernacle, well-known radio evan
gelist, will be the guest speaker
Special singing for the services
will be in charge of the Brown
Quartet, who are heard every
Sunday over WENC, Whiteville,
The pastor, Rev. J. M. Pope,
Jr., has issued an invitation for
the public to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Ne. | Potatoes Selling Strong
At $l.65 To $2.lO A Bushel

making the season total sa4''
76l.3l. oo
Prices of No. potatoes con-
tinue to range from $l.65 to S2.l9
a bushel and both growers ana
b,,yers are reported well salts
fed with the operation OF the
new market - the tlrst OF us
kind in the world.
The market is tentatively
scheduled to close November 10
but may be extended beyond that
date if the weather holds up
digging operations.
On the other hand, an early
frost would cause quick digging
of the vans and rush them 10
market,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
New Cafe Opens
In Rear Of Bus
Station Building

To. Bennett and Frank Lewis
l:v opened Il cafe located in
f .ea. 81 he bus station build
T. here Let's, who has eXper-
E.cv q operating Miami restau-
E..S ... manage the cafe.
Tx new establishment is be-
r Quilted with modern equip
+e2, and NI,I feature barbecue,
E-;;-ou,se.s and sandwiches.
-t#.s B, q brOther-n-laW OF
E"~e Myu-er. Mrs. Lewis and
|--s.;~s nave been residing here
Sg'a~ 'anc while Mr.. Lewis
Ea'v.~u s'r u wholesale COM
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Special Meeting
Of American Legion
Post Tonight AT 8

A special meeting Of the Ia
Dor City American Legion post
has been called for Friday night,
October "a, at the Legion hut at
8 o'clock.
Commander Ralph 1nman has
urged that all members be
present.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Mrs. John Pittman.
Related In Tabor.
Taken BY Death

Mrs, John Pittman, IS, OF Sci
ma, died at home Oct. e. after
several months illness: mrs.
Pittman was sister of Condary
Brown. first mayor of the town
of Tabor City.
Relatives attending the funeral
were !. Percy Brown and Mrs.
Dalton F. Ward of Tabor City
and Mrs. Sam Strickland OF Lo'
riS,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
American Legion
To Sponsor Show
Here Next Week

A carnival featuring five rides
and Is concessions will appear
in Tabor City all next week un-
der the auspices of the. Tabor
City American Legion Post.
The carnival will be located
on the lot behind the city hall.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Clarendon Church
Dedication Is Set
For November z

Dedication of the Clarendon
Free Will Baptist church will be
held the first Sunday in Novem-
Der, with dinner being served
on the grounds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
VISITING HERE

Woody Roth, a member of the
Merchant Marine, was in Ia
Dor City this week visiting
Frazier Pemberton. Pemberton
and Roth served together in the
Army.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
ATTEND PRESS MEET

Billy Whitfield and Lawrence
Campbell attended the annual
meeting of the Eastern North
Carolina Press Association in
Wilmington last Friday and
Saturday. .,,.:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Tuesday. October 2lst


3.al- breaks diplomatic rela-
=. a... Soviet Russia and
...- breaks relations with Rus
/. s~t t.-cnoSIovakia
S-4..r Wa Investigating Com
Lice u.a.s testimony that 20
IT, ..'.1us largest oil COM
.~.- ..s~ excessive profits
>5ey5e1UD on wartime pro-
.t..a.- a.-niou appears be-
L. Congressional committee
Z, ss communism is an IN
-c.a.. ,-..uyS menace and that
.5v a.- many dangerous dl-
1,o. and actors IN Hollywood.
Lo.,r5 Nations Assembly Gre
is .luamber commission to
a,ta owe. the Balkans.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-24
Monday. October goth

3.,y . Representatives m
s..s.,..- group hears that
E..u- communists raised
-u.t 4. .uy.. cause at 4 re-
:. --r...4.
3..r.. .. Labor Statistics re-
Us record established during
.y.v...u. g aen u million Am
cans s..Ead in Industrial jobs
L a.zrssvc, S50.52 a week. &.
Tat. -aree-year-Old Indian
ar.' through tackle for 20
age .. siaShing two men
,a ...u and forcing them
s..-. "..tr he sucked their
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14

rort the argument that taxes Will go
"skv high" if a junior college is Great
ed? Assuredly not. On the contrary
there is evidence that the additional tax
burden cannot bite deeply into any,
body's finances.
The correspondent of the Star
who took the trouble to compile TINS
table, adds:
"How could a person live with him.
self when he knows that he has de-
nrived a child of an education just to
save so cents or a dollar a year? These
people might say they are Christians; l
think otherwise because God wants
his children to have the best Of every
thing.
s"There is no sound argument against
the establishment of a Junior college
in New Hanover county, for it there
were our civic clubs and leading citizens
would have voiced their opinions be-
fore now. Eighteen civic clubs and or
CARNATIONS, the leading tax payers
the president of the Tide Water Power
company, and a personal representa-
tive of the president of the Atlantic
Coast Line were present and endorsed
this fine educational movement at a
Joint meeting with the county COM
missioners.
ct do not have any children but my
vote is going to be cast for a junior COL
1eqe. It is the duty of the citizens OF
this county to register and vote for a
Junior college,