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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-29
DIP ANGLIAKASlQ LAISKAI IS
bELGIJOS

formalumus, ir JUGS siomis die
nomis jau gausime. Imoneje
paskirste j darbus, isdave dar-
bo drabuzius (batus, svarka,
kelnes, marskinius, ranksluosti,
muilo po - ky. 10 pokeliu ci-
gareciQ, 4 pok tabako, odiniu
salmQ, vandeniui bakeli). Tas
viskas kainuoja 786.75 fir. sia
suma isskaitys per pusantro
menesio. W pietus ir nakvyne
mokame po 80 fir. j para, uz
pusrycius ir vakariene = ats
kirai. Mes visi dirbame pa
dieniai, gausime po LAT fr. j
diena. Us sios sumos atskai-
tvs % fr., tai liks j diena maz-
daug 125 fry. seimoms vaiku
priedas po ITO fir. j menesi uz
vaika, bus mokamas nuo darbo
pradzios, bet gausime tik tada,
kai atvaziuos seimos. Seimoms
namus jau state ir tikimasi, kad
jos po 3 menesiq tikrai atvyks.
Dirbti visus paskyre j poze-
mi. Beveik visi turime pakeis-
ii belaisvius ir butt jau mazais
savistoviais specialistais. AS
dirbu prie motoro, kuris varo
anglis is saftu nuo pirmuju
ranku. Darbas visur suristas
su pavojumi. Gal nebutu ir
taip sunku, jei ne pavojaus bal
me. Visur tenka dirbti beveik
atsiklaupus arba susi e n k u S.
Daugelis musu vyru dirba prie
angliu kirtimo. Cia dirbama
su oriniais graztais kuriuos ten
ka tik valdyti, o ypatingos je-
gos nereikia. Mes visi dirbame
6OO-900 m po zeme. Primo
siomis dienomis, leidziantis kel-
tuvu atrode baisu, bet dabar
pripratom ir vaziuojam taip,
kaip automobilyje. Nusileidus
j pozemi, tenka eiti koridoriais
nuo 80 Xxi 60 minuciu Xxi dar-
bo vietos. Darbo laikas nusta-
tytas nuo IA Xxi % val.
Gyvenimas puikus, geras, Wis
ko pakanka, visko yra, krautu-
YES pilnos, tik pirk ir norek;
bet viska reikia uzsidirbti. AS
dirbu jau antra savaite. Ran
kos pusletos, nugara skauda,
bet viskas sekmadieni prapuola
ir pirmadieni vel eini trum-
pinti savo sutarti, kuria esame
pasirase 1O4 savaitems, da-
bar iau atidirbom 2 savaites,
beliko 102 saw.
siaip musu gyvenimas nuo-
bodus, nezinome pasaulio ivy
kiu. Mes turime labai didell
prasyma, paremkite mus spau-
da.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-29
'~s="""=% %=:s% LAISVA LIETUVA . .~~~~"s=7 =~~~-
LIETUVIU LAISkAl IS zEMES KUR PARDUoDAMoS
MOTERYS !

Nors cia NUNS ir nera jau
taip blogai latrodo kad belais-
viQ stovyklose maitinimas yra
zymiai geresnis kaip DIP sto-
vyklose), Wis delto skaudu kad
labai' toll nuo savuju gyvena-
me; skaudu atsiminus kad mu-
sQ miela Lietuva ir joje like
Lietuviai taip labai var g ia.
Daznai beziurint j Sinajaus kali
no virsune, griaudu darosi ir
norisi is cia kuogreiciausia is
trukti pas savuosius. Latvijos
konsulas neseniai padare zy-
gius savo pilieciu reikalu ir
JUGS visus is karo belaisviu sto-
vyklos isvadavo. NUNS buvo
labai didele svente, kai NUNS
pavyko susiristi SUI Lietuvos
konsulu Anglijoje Ponu Balu-
clu. Gal kada ir mus jis isves
is nelaisves namQ, is Aigipto
zemes". -. baigia savo lais-
kus Aigipto Lietuviai.
P. S. Minetiems musq tautie-
CLANS galima rasyti ar nusius-
tt knygQ siuo adresu: Petras
Janischis Mr.. 178777. Go Chief
POW. Postal Center Middle
East, Lager 380/6.
X. Pelekis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-29
"Skubiname Uzdirbti
Franka ir Pasinaudoti
Laisvo krasto
Gerybernis

Balandzio men. j Belgija is
vyko pirmieji DIP Angliakasiai,
ju tarpe ir kelios desimtys Lie
tuviQ. siuo metu jau gauna-
mi isvykusiuju laiskai, kuriuo-
Sc aprasoma kelione, ispudziai,
patekus j laisva krasta, ir nus
vieciamos darbo salygos.
'Kelione rupinosi Tarpvyriau-
sybinis Pabegeliu Komit e a s
QGCR)", - raso vienas Full
dole gyvenes Lietuvis. - ely
dejo Amerikieciu k o m a n d a.
Maistu kelioneje buvome apru-
pinti neblogai.
40 vagonu esalonu vaziavo-
me apie $50 Ukrainieciu, Z Len
kai, 80 Lietuviai ir du Latviai.
Vagonuose sedejome laisvai, po
12-15 zmoniu. Ivairiu kores-
pondentu (Belgu, Amerikieciu)
buvo daug. Visa kelione ivai-
riose vietose fotografavo. I Lie
tuviu graziai papuostus vago-
nus buvo atkreiptos visu zur-
nalistu ir fotografu akys.
Musu esalona pasitiko minis
terio pavaduotojas, pasakyda-
mas kalba, kurioje pabreze, kad
Belgai NUNS sudarysia geras
darbo salygas, duosia gera ap-
rupinima ir tue paciu NUNS
pabegeliams, netekusiems savo
tevynes, suteiksia laisvo Belgu
piliecio teises. Dirbti teksia
tomis paciomis salygomis, ku-
rias turf Belgai; Belgai troksta
kad mes gyventume gerai ir
nori, kad mes cia susirastume
tikra tevyne. Jis pasake, kad
Belgija esanti maza, bet jos
.laisve tokia didele, kokios mesa
visoje Europoje. Belgija -
demokratine respublika, O Bel
gal - demokratai, ir jie nori,
kad ir mes savo darbu isijung-
tumeme ju tarpa, ir, jei, pasi-
baigus sutarciai, kas galetu
gryzti j savo tevyne, Belgai
linki, kad ten gryze skiepytu
laisva demokratija, be priespau-
dos ir be vergijos.
Vakare buvome kasyklu ra-
jone = Winterlag st. Cia mus
isskirste. Mes Lietuviai, 2 Lat
vial, Z Lenkai ir apie 60 Ukrai-
nieciu pakliuvome j Watershed
kaimo kasyklas. Mus atveze
j barakus, kurie yra cementi-
Mai. Barakai visai geri, sva-
rus, naujai statyti.
Kelioneje visur mateme pill
mas vitrinas ivairiq pre- k Y,
apelsinu, medziagu, produktq,
t. t. NUNS tai atrode lyg sap
mas.
Darba pradejome Balandzio
IA d. Per laisvasias dienas bu-
vome valsciuje. Atliko pasu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-29

Letuvai Aigipte Kai kre pietu saues ikaitinti nu-
vaziavo Sibira atv6sti. -. Geriausi zmon6s pasau-
Lyle esa Anglai. Treti metal "skautq" stovyk-
oje Sinajaus kalno papedee. Krastas kur
vyrai ir moterys nesioja sijonus. Uz
pazvelgma pro uzdangala mrtis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-29
KA DARYTI DEL SKAUSMQ
REUMATIZMO
ARTHRITIS

Jeigu JUS kenciate nuo Nugaros
skaudejimo, Raumenu gelimo, Scia-
tikos, StrenQ skausmQ. Neuralgijos,
Sanariu sustingimo, Neuritis, Poda-
gros ir IT,, Pabandykit RADE TAB
LET'S del geru pasekmiu. Mes no
rim, kad JUS pamegintumet RADE
TABLETS (Bandomaji KiekD be jo-
kiu lesu jums. Nesiuskit pinigQ, o
tiktai savo varda ir adresa, tad mes
jums tuoj pasiusime tableteliQ. Vi
81 nurodymai ant pakelio. Nieko
jums nelesuos, jei nepatiks. 1887
NORTHWAY PHARMACAL co.
439 North Street,
ROCHESTER 5, NEW YORK
Dept. Al
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-29

Metodistu dvasiskis, is Wor-
cester, Mass, Stanley Grauel,
20 m. amziaus, kuris plauke
zydu imigrantu laivu Exodus
1947", kaip patarnautojas, tik-
rina kad Britai savo karo lai-
vais net IA kartu dure j ia zy-
du laiva, zydu gasdinimui, su-
tramdydami ju keliavima j Pa
lestina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-29

KANADA dabar gall gauti
pirkti sau reikalingos ANGLES
USA. puseje,, mes dalinai pa
naikintas karo metu ivestas
ANGLES iSvezimo draudimas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-29

,,1,,xA iooAoCQ IalSkl
pluostas. Ant kiekvieno il
kraste uzrasyta: prisoner oi
war post. Service des prison.
nlers de guerre. Kriegsfange.
nenpost. Skaitytojas jau Ii
no no IS kur atsiusti tie laiskai
lik IS turinio betgi mes patti
rlame kad jie atsiusti is Pira-
mldziu Sales, arba Ts namn
nevalios".
Bet tekalba patys autoriai,
Lletuvos uzkininkaiciai, kurie
oar talp nesenai pureno AUX
staitijos laukus ir kale dalgius
prie prieklecio:
Kada raudonoji armija
buvo uzemus Rytine Lietuvos
dali, naciai mus sueme ir is
gabeno Vokietijon. Netrukus
mes atsidureme Stettine, O is
cla veze taip pat neatsiklaus-
dami, ten kur jiems patiko.
Pagaliau suzinojome kad esame
makaronq ir apelsinu kraste
1talijoje. Cia aprenge karis-
kais drabuziais ir issiunte !
fronta. Ne gi j uznugari "Aus-
landerius" naciai siqs, - at
sidureme primrose fronto lini-
jose, isblaskyti tarp Vokieciu
kareiviu.
Sic mus stropiai saugojo kad
nepabegtume. Veliau be gi
pritykojom, suradom proga ir
viena tamsia nakti atsidureme
Anglu puseje. Anglai sutiko
mus labai saltai: nei labai ge-
raj, nei labai blogai. Susodino
j kariskas masinas ir nuveze
Neapolin. Cia islaike menesi.
Is cia per Torina isplaukeme
j Afrika.
1914 metals prizes pacias Ka-
ledas, kai jus mieli broliai, vii
kote sunkia nasta po bombomis
Vokietijos fabrikuose, ir prizes
savo nora ilginote seniai pra-
losto karo dienas, mes praplau-
keme Sueza, pro kuri niekaip
negalejo praplaukti Hitleris su
Mussoliniu. -. Atsidureme All
gipte, zemeje kuria tik is DE
simt Dievo isakymu" tezinojo-
me.
Krastas cia kitas kaip pas
mus, ir zmones ne toki. Afrl-
koje gyvename. Pietu saulu-
te cia kaitino taip smarkial,
beveik kaip 'Tevo ir mokyto-
10 saule' Lietuvoje. Kai ku-
rie is musu tat sumane Kick
atvesti ir isvaziavo j Sibiro le-
dynus. Dzentelmenai Anglal
jiems to nedraude darytl.
Vasara cia ziauriai karsta'
tik ziema (jeigu is viso ja ga
lima siuo vardu vadinti) kick
vesesne. Bent jau nereikia daz-
mai pavesio jieskoti. ziema cla
primena Rugsejo menesl Lietu-
vote. Baisiai nusibodo tas am
zinas karstis ir smells, nors
siaip jau ir nebutu labai bio
gai. Iseiti is stovyklos gall
me 8 KIN radiusu be jokios ap-
saucos. Valgyti taipgi gauna-
me pakankamai, ypac tie kurle
dirbame maisto sandelyje. Duo
ma valgome balta kaip sniega.
Dirbame 8 val. per para. Dar-
has pakenciamas, normQ nera
iokiu. Buna atsitikimu kad
If isgerti gauname. -.
cia gyvendami mes supra
tome kad geriausi zmones pa
saulyje yra Anglai. Kada Jle
mus atleis, mes nezinome. ven
oiame perdaug net apie tai tel
rautis. Iseiti is belaisvlu. sto-
vyklos, zinoma, butu neblogal,
bet kur? Ka mes veiksime ka'
mus paleis, kur dingslme!
Ypac neturime joklo moro
vykti j Vokietija. :.
Gyyename 33 Lietuvial Il
skirstomes j iris rusis: !
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-29

Tikrieji Lietuviai tremti n ia i.
Toklq esame Is. 2. Klaipedos
krasto Lietuviai, prievarta SUI
mobilizuoti j Vokieciu armija
naclq laikais. 3. Lietuvos Vo-
kleclal repatrijantai. Da b a r
betgi jie dedasi neretai dides-
nlals Lietuviais uz mus. Su
klaipedos krasto Lietuviais su-
gyvename ne taip jau gerai ir
ne taip jau blogai. Vienok
bendros kalbos, ypac su repa-
trijantais, retail tesurandame.
lsitikinome kad Sic nieko gera
apart bloga, NUNS nelinki.
Musu lageris yra internacio-
nalinio pobudzio. Gyvename
-26 tautu zmones. Visi mes buv.
"Naujosios Europos" karia i.
Tarp saves kalbame Vokiskai.
Kaip gi kitaip susikalbesi, kai
vienas esame is Lietuvos, kitas
is Rumunijos, trecias gi Marc
ko Arabas. Sugyvename visi
CANA gerai. Ka veiksi nesugy-
VeneS. -.
Musu lageris labai panasus
j Lietuvos skautu stovykla, tik
skirtumas tas kad jau treti
metal, o ne viena kita savaite,
cia esame. Stovykla mes isda-
binome gelemis, papuoseme mu-
su paciu pagamintomis stovy-
lomis. Netoli musu yra kar-
tusis ezeras, kuri retkarciais
nueiname issimaudyti, taip sa-
kant kick atvesti nuo Aigiptie-
tiskos kaitros. / rytus nuo mu-
su lagerio tolumoje dunkso is
toriniai ir mistiniai Sinajaus
kalnai.
Mes esame jau perdaug is
siilge savo gimtosios zemes,
savuju ir ypac Lietuv i S k o S
spaudos. Tx retkarciais mus
aplanko vienas kitas laikrastis
is Vokietijos. Labai issiilgo-
me ir sesiu Lietuvaiciu. Jau
treti metal kai mes nesame ma
te Europieciu moteru: visur
aplink tik Aigiptietes, felaches.
Jos vaiksto apsidengusios vel
dus uzdangalais ir yra ziaurlal
savo vyru saugomos. Tx pa
megink pazvelgti kas slepiasi
30 tue veido uzdangalu, tuoJ
atsiras vyras ir suvarys tau
peili j vidurius.
siaip jau vyra nuo moters
is Primo zvilgsnio kick sum
kiau atskirti, mes visi nesioJa
sijonus, tik vyrai baltus, 81
moterys juodus.
Turint pinigu galima moterl
lengvai nusipirkti: jos kama
mazdaug 30 svaru. Kal kas
(ypac vienos tautybes zmones'
zydai) cia daro biznl: supir-
kineja moteris pigesnemis kali
nomis, gabena j miestus ir par
duoda j paleistuvystes namus.
Jau pastebejom kad tarp Al
giptieciu yra labai didelis luo-
nau skirtumas. Darbininkai gy-
fena labai blogai, tiesiog sun
ku ir isivaizduoti kaip blogai'
Daug kur prie dirbaneiu darbi-
ninku stovi su gerai suplntals
hotagais darbdaviai ir uz men
kiausius prasizengimus JUGS iu-
ma. Teko matyti, kad su dr.
hanciais darbininkais elglasl
dauq ziauriau negu su gyVu-
liais.
Nenuostabu tat, kad vletlnlq
gyventoju tarpe yra daug ko-
munistuojanciu. Komunlstlne
propaganda, esont laoal 1au
skirtingiems darbo ir kapltalo
santikiams, randa labai gera
dirva.
NUNS pasakoja kad panasus
cyvenimas yra ne tik Aigipte,
bet ir daug kur kitur Afriko-
lie: kas turf - turf perdaug'
kas neturi - visiskai nieko ne
turf.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-29
Skelbirnai Dirvoje

Turedami parduoti ar is
nuomoti mama, kambarl,
ar parduoti kokius daiktus
kuriuos kiti gall sunaudo-
ii, pasiskelbkite Dirvoje.
Skelbimus atneskite gata-
val parase. Priimami Xxi
pietu treciadieniais.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
Question Of Salary
For Officer Before
County Commissioners

Police Chief W. L. Kure OF
Kure's Beach, yesterday appear
ed before the New Hanover coun-
ty commissioners in behalf of the
payment of wages which he said
were due Constable Kenneth
Pinkstno for serving as special
deputy during the recent Ameri-
can Legion convention.
The question came up whether
Pinkstno served as a special
deputy or acted in his regular line
TO duty. The commissioners mo
mentarily held up the session in
an effort to get an opinion from
Sheriff Porter Davis. o
However, when it found he was
in court, the matter was referred
to the county attorney for study
The commissioners agreed thai
the new law governing payment
of 81 for marriage licenss in.
stead of the present SIS, was worth
while. The law becomes effective
July l and the entire proceed!
go to the county, under the Law
enacted by the last state legisla
ture
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
Alabama Hotel Operator
Sued In Damage Complaint

A deal whereby an Alabama no.
lehman was to have operated the
Orion hotel for the next 10 years
evidentally has fallen through.
AT least a suit was filed yester.
day in county court in which So. $3.50
damages were sought in which the
plaintiff alleged that the defendant
had failed to carry through his part
of the bargain.
The plaintiff was A. Abrams. He
instituted the actions against Foster
Sims of Sheffield, Alabama. The
petition read that last June 2 the
defendant entered an agreement to
lease the hotel for 10 years, be-
ginning June 10 for 1898 monthly
and to show his good faith agreed
to deposit $4,000 security.
However, two checks to cover
the first monthly's rental and the
amount for good faith, were stop
ped payment by the signer on June
IL, alleged the plaintiff. Since that
time, Sims has disappeared, read
the complaint.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
i vLl0 IMMUNITY
PROBABLY FOUND
Johns Hopkins Scientists
Report On Discovery In
Medical Journal

BALTIMORE, June % R -
"Solid immunity" in monkeys
against infantile paralysis has
been achieved for the first time
in the history of mans battle
gaainst the disease, three Johns
HOPKINS scientists announced To-
day.
Successful vaccinatlno OF mon
keys against polio may have mas
tened the day OF inocculatlon OF
human beings. But on the pass
of their present knowledge, the
s~cinetists think that day still dis
tant.
For the ''active" polio virus they
shot into the monkeys muscles
to protect them from the dis
ease could work the other way
around in children, producing a
deadly attack.
The immunization is the work
of Drs. Isabel Morgan, Howard
A. Howe and David Bodian at
the Hopkins poliomyelitis research
center. They told about it in the
American journal of Hygiene,
They vaccinated Is monkeys
with muscle injections at least
four times, with some getting as
many as IS shots in four months.
What the vaccine did was to pro-
duce "anti-bodies' in the mon
keys's system. 'Anti-bodies' fight
the virus without causing an at
tack of the malady itself.
This is the general principle be-
hind vaccination. Only ordinary
yaccines don't use such powerful
infectious matters as the polio
vaccine.
After the Is monkeys had time
TO produce these "anti bodies
the scientists injected live polio
virus into their brains - in !oses
4 thousand times more fatal than
IN injection a child might pick
up naturally.
Then they reported this result:
None of the monkeys that -e-
ceived at least four muscular in
jections caught the disease. AL
group of q other monkeys who
were not inoculated all developed
paralysis, While still others. which
got only three muscular injections
or shots of the same vaccine un-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
City Briefs

Standing and special commit
tees will be appointed by the Will
mington chapter of the Disabled
American Veterans today at 8 p.
m. in the American Legion home,
100 S. Tn I'D street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
NEW PERSONNEL AT
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

W. H. Powell, manager of the
North Carolina State Employment
service yesterday announced VITO
replacements in personnel.
Mrs. Monte Sweetser, interview
err, recently has been replaced by
Augustus H. Garrett, Jr:
Liston L. King, veterans repre-
sentative, has been replaced by
Graham K. Cottingham. King has
accepted other employment, Pow
ell, said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
HUMORIST SPEAKER
AT ABC MEETING

Principal speaker at the North
Carolina Association of Alchloic
Beverage Control Board conven-
tino at Wrightsville Beach Thurs
day and Friday will be Ed Hard
ing, humocist, it was announced
yesterday.
j. T. Moloney, president, said
the convention will be principally
of a social nature. The only bust
ness session will be Friday night.
At that time new officers and five
members of the board of directors
will be elected.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24

Standing and special commit
tees will be appointed by the Will
mington chapter of the Disabled
American Veterans today at 8 p.
m. in the American Legion home,
100 S. Tn I'D street.
Harlan L. Mcpherson, exhalted
ruler of Wilmington lodge, Benevo-
lent Protective Order of Elks, will
leave July 6 to attend a four-day
convention in Portland, Ore. July
1913. Following the close of the
10Th national conclave. Mcpherson
will visit his brother. Hoyt Nc
pherson, in Oakland Calf.
The American steamship Doro-
thy is expected to arrive here from
Baltimore today to pick up a cargo
of fertilizer at the Armour Fertiliz-
er works to be carried to Puerto
Rico.
An ex-Navy man, Edward Jen-
nings Brown, MoMM3-c, 40 Wrights-
vile ST., yesterday enlisted in the
United States Coast Guard and
has been sent OF Norfolk, Va. for
duty. local recruiting officials re-
ported.
Three Wilmington men yesterday
enlisted in class VS. of the inactive
Naval Reserve, local officials re-
ported. They are: Wilder Jennings
Robbins, F3-c; Frank William John
ston, MoMM1-c; and Joseph Will
liam Duke, BM2-c.
Miss Anna Cook yesterday join
ed the staff of the local U. S.
Weather bureau, as a temporary
worker. Miss Cook is a member of
the mobile emergency unit with
headquarters in Atlanta, and will
be with the bureau here until a
permanent worker is provided to
replace Kenneth Warren who re-
Gently resigned.
Only 1875 customers in this area
will be affected by an eight cent
gas rate hike, allowed yesterday
by the North Carolina Public Utili-
ties commission, A. E. Jones. vice
president of the Tide Water power
company said.
Mrs. Marjorie Duffy Edmonds
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24

has applied for a foreign passport
in order to travel to the Philippine
islands to join her husband, Major
Edmonds, j. Douglas Taylor, U.
S. commissioner, said yesterday.
Mrs. Edmonds plans to sail from
San Francisco in August.
R. w. Pierce, hydraulic engineer
of the office of the South Atlantic
Division engineers, arrived in Will
mington yesterday to make graphic
studies prior to the dredging of a
channel through the neck of the
shoal extending into Masonboro
inlet. Work on the project is
scheduled to get underway in the
next few days.
New foreign air mail letter
sheets, designed to minimize
weight and cost to letter writers
sending mail to the Pacific and
European theatres have been re-
ceived and are available now at
the Wilmington postoffice, it was
announced yesterday.
Negro Boy Scouts of the Cape
Fear area have only two weeks
left for registration before their
camp opens for a two-week session
at Jones Lake on July 6, D. W.
King, Negro Scout executive, said
yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24

Smithfield-R Raleigh
Bus Line Franchise
Sought By Seashore

RALEIGH, June 23.-(P-The
Seashort Transportation company
of New Bern applied to the State
Utilities Commission for a fran
chise to haul passengers between
Smithfield and Raleigh.
The route would run from Smith
field over U. S. 70 and N. c. 210 to
the junction of an unnumbered
county road, over the county road
and N. C. so to Garner and into
Raleigh over U. S. 70.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24
NO PLANS MADE FOR TRUMAN
TO OPEN CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, June % -tPr
Presidential P r e S S Secretary
Charles G.. Ross said today no
plans have been made for Presi-
dent Truman to open the inter
American conference on continen,
tai security a. Rio De Janeiro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24

der the skin or into their veins,
showed no ''suffifiant resistance"
to the polio.
Only their fortunate cousins
that received the dosage in their
muscles four times or more were
totally immune
And the degree of immunity. the
scientists say, is believed to be
the highest eve~ recorded.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-24

Transparent glass made today
is developed from approximately
the same mixture of materials as
was used more than 5000 years
ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-28
i39-Radio And Repairs

EXPERT Radio repair free pick
up and delivery. Prompt sevlce
work guaranteed. Blake n
Fennell. 316 Southern Bldg. Dial
2-8179.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-28
u. s. KIDS LEARN
GERMAN LANGUAGE

BERLIN U.H - American kids II
Germany go to school just as they
would at home. The only big diff
ference is that they learn more
German.
Edwin M. Boyne, formerly asso-
ciated with teacher training work
at Michigan State College, S M
med up his own year as superln-
tendent of the Berlin Dependents
School as Interesting, successful
but with room for improvement
Fifteen teachers handled 46o
students during the year in class
es ranging from nursery school
through high school.
German is tskght in every
class" Boyne said.
French and Latin are the other
foreign languages taught.
The kids have a "howling" good
time every S~ goin to and from
school. The lrmy has supplied II
large schoo, FUSES which transport
children from every part OF the
U. S. Sector Of Berlin to the
school and then back home again.
Boyne said he is certain the
Berlin school will be accredited
bv American schools, although
formal announcement OF this has
not been received here yet.
One thing the kids lack is an
athletic field. They have no op-
p~ortunity for sports in the school,
but have access to many OF the
military sport fields.
Keeping teachers is n OF the
greatest problems for schools in
Germany. Most teachers stay only
a year. They are paid from non
appropriated funds with no assur-
ance of a permanent position.
Many come for travel and adven-
ture-or to get married. Boyne
said Berlin is more fortunate than
most places in Germany. About
one-third Of the teachers plan to
return to Berlin.
Boyne said the Berlin Depend
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-28

SPRINGER COAL & OIL
COMPANY established in 1872 is
the Oldest and one of the most
progressive firms in eastern
Carolina in the fuel business. In
addition to coal and fuel oil, the
company is engaged in selling all
types of heating equipment. They
are exclusive agents in this terri
tory for Iron Fireman Luminous
Flame Automatic Burners, both
coal and oil, and offer complete
boiler burner and furnace burn
er units. In addition to the Iron
Fireman line, they are agents for
Williams o Matte, offering
boiler burners, furnace burner
complete units, and conversion