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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

Making his home in Detroit
now is Z. A. WOLFE. fea-
tured in the December Is is.
sue of Life Magazine for his
leadership during the Bilbo
herring in Jackson. Miss. in
December 1916. He was fore
most in the fight that sent
2l2 AVG. members march
ing down Capitol Street and
10 the Court House and
brought witnesses from all
over the state 10 testify
against the Senator. On Jan.
9. ls47. the AVG. sent him
10 Washington. D. c. where
he represented Mississippi in
interviewing members of the
United States Senate. Mr..
Wolfe is serving in the capa-
city of Coordination and Or.
eanizaiional Secretary Of the
Jackson Chapter of the AVG.
Mr.. Wolfe while in town is
the house guest of his broth.
er and sister in law. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Wolfe and is making
several speaking engagements
TO club groups in the city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
Find Man
Dead on Ice

Police are seeking iniormabo,
that viii identify the body Of ;
man found dead on the ice IN
the Detroit River at the foo,
of Scotch early Monday morn.
ing.
He appears to be about 81
years old. with dark skin ;
feet 9 or 10 inches. medium
build, wearing black ha,
black overcoat, work trouser,
and a signet ring on the lef,
hand.
In his pocket was single
penny, a corncob pipe, and !
bus ticket from New Orlean;
TO Detroit dated February &
l947. A bundle Of clothing wa,
found alongside the body.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
MAHONEY
Lcontinue trom paae N

mcnt according TO persons close
30 nam and wants Ryan on the
inside 20 help NltA the reorganl-
zauon shou.1 X be approved.
These sources indicated that
saold the proposed roorganlza-
tn ,e,. 81 passage Sigler VII
make q permanent appointment
q a Negro,
Mahoney has been an impor-
tant Republican lcadc for many
reor ard was he founder and
Leader " the United Civic
League Among his most mpor-
tant accomplishments was per-
s-aclnE Gov Alex Groesbcck 10
establish state department Of
Neg.o Welfare.
FIRST DIRECTOR
Mahonev was FIRST director OF
liHc department. which worked
SCcnuousiy To help establish and
settle the Negroes who we're
then arriving from the South
IN great numbers.
He was heavy contributor
10 party campaign funds. He
served two different term IN the
post Of Commissioner % the De
paytnent Of Labor and Industry
The first was IN the admlnistra
ton Of Governors Frank Fitz.
gclald and Laoren Dickinson, in
1889 and 1910.
TWO TERMS
Reappolnted BY Governor Har.
~ Kelly, he served during hi.
two terms, and for two month.
81 Sielcrs administration HI
resigned when It becams OBJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
CUNNINGHAM
Continued from Page l

and his NJ. S. in Chemistry and
B. S. in Pharmacy at the Uni
verslty Of Iowa He was form
erly associated with Barthwell
Drug Stores and Tandys pre-
Scrlption laboratory
All Of the personnel, except
one. are old time Cunningham
employees. taken from other
Cunningham stores in the city.
Some were promoted 10 higher
jobs
We are fighting for two
things said NJ, Koorhan. the
manager. one is 10 operate a
good store and two, to make II
a model store for the entire
country. In order TO achieve this.
the utmost cooperation will be
needed
The store Will be open 8 am.
TO 10 pm. on week DAYS and
10 am TO 10 pm on Sundays
Cunningham's has always pur-
sued policy OF encouraging
the promotion Of employees. On
February 6. the firm held
banquet honoring members Of
the Quarter OF Century Club,
employees who have been with
the firm 25 or more years,
among whom was Arthur l..
Jayne, in charge Of the Adver-
Using Department He received
diamond studded watch for
his services.
in CME circles: Rev W. II.
Amos. Conference Director of
Religious Education, and Rev
SVDes Of Oklahoma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

in CME circles. Rev W. II.
Amos. Conference Director of
Religious Education, and Rev
Sypes Of Oklahoma.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
GIRL SEEKS MISSING
FATHER IN DETROIT

Missing Persons Bureau Off
cials are helping in a search
for Willard Bell, who came to
Detroit II years ago, and has
uyed at 642 Z. Willis
He is being sought by his
daughter. Lueullus Bell IS. of
Cincinnati. Ohio. whose ad-
dress there is 40 w. 5th.
Persons having KIN W e d G Q
about Bells whereabouts are
asked TO communicate with the
Bureau on the fourth floor Of
Police Headquarters. Clin to n
and Beaubien.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

The oldest. toughest. most painful
corns or callouseS come out in
10 S minutes. core and all with
SHUR-OFF. the new. painless.
guaranteed method. No more
sticky plasiers or salve. No more
long treatments or soaking ihs
feet. No more waiting several
days 70 get relief from that aeh.
ing corn. Enjoy foot comfort TO.
DAY. Csc al all drug stores
Its sure off with SHUR Off.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
Judge RutkoWski vel
Kandidatuoja

Judge Anthony A. Rutkowsky'
per kelis metus tarnaves apskrltles
prosekutoriaus padejeju, tapo ma
yoro Frank J. Lausche paskirtas
vyriausiu policijos prosekutorium.
Tose pareigose istarnaves tuia
laika, Spaliu menesi 1946 metals
jis tapo paskirtas Municipal Court
teiseju. Dabar jo terminus baige-
81 ir jis kandidatuoja kitam termi-
nui.
Judge Rutkowski gime Clevelan'
de Birzelio 8, 1904 M, mokslus pal
ge John Carroll University If Wes,
tern Reserve University Law School
1929 metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
ATVYKO LIETUVIU
IS VOKIETIJOS


TIMMINS, Ontario. = Laik-
rasciai aprase cia atvykima
trisdesimties tvirtu, bet aka
nu Lietuviq vyrq, kurie atvez-
ii is Vokietijos j misku darbus
Kanadoje.
Tuo laiku vienu laivu' Hall
fax buvo atvezta 800 Europie-
ciu ivairiu tautu, kurie sutiko
vaziuoti misku darbus Kama
dole. Juos pasidalino po kelias-
desimt vyru -skirtingos misko
kirtimo ir apdirbimo kompani-
los.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

Kaip laikrastis pazymi, tie
tremtiniai vyrai gaus moketi
po $5 dienai, is to bus isskai-
toma po $1.2O uz valgi kasdien.
Pc dvieju savaiciu darbo jie
gausia algu pakelima. Kama
dole nustatyta misko darbinin-
kams mokestis p6 $3.50 dienai.
Sic atvezti Lietuviai yra is
Hanau ir Cassel, Vokietijos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

VISOMIS maliavomis kick
ju per meta sioje salyje sunau-
dojama butu galima nuteptl
500 pedu aukscio siena apsu-
pamela visa zemes skritull.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

KRALIKAI paliks darzoves
ramybeje jeigu augimo metu
darzai buna apslakstyti sieros
dulkemis arba ir paprastais pi-
pirais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

ELEVATORIAI tulose Pietu
Afrikos kasykloje eina greitu-
mu $500 pedq j minuta, daug
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

greiciau negu nekuriu New
Yorko modernisku dangoraiziQ
elevatoriai.
The Homer homesteader., 1947-01-20
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-05-01
Stopping Communism

When the foundations of the United
Nations were laid at the DumbartOn Oaks
Conference in Washington nearly three
years ago, the Nations pledged themselves
to maintain international peace and securi-
ty, and to cooperate in establishing politi
cal, economic and social conditions favor
able to the attainment of those detectives.
The Charter specifically precludes UN
from intervening in the internal affairs of
any Nation. There were fifty-one nations
that signed up as original members of the
United Nations.
One trouble with the United Nations
IS that many bargains made in the Begin
ming have all been violated. Evidently
Russia is the villain that has upset the
world peace applicant. Even Senator
Harry Flood Byrd has finally given up
hopes. He arose in the Senate the other
day and said: If Russia is an enemy and
persists in being an enemy Of free peoples,
it is better to have her outside the family
than inside the family"
On the same day Attorney General
Clark responded to an inquiry from Con-
gresham Thomas of New Jersey, chair
man of the House Committee on un-Amer-
lean Activities The Attorney General said
he was taking under immediate advise
ment" requests from the Government to
outlaw the Communist party Of the United
States. J. Edgar Hoover is an official who
has never Stubbpd his toe since he became
head of the Federal Bureau of InVestiga-
ton long ago. Hoover agrees with other
witnesses who have appeared before Com
mittees Of Congress that the Communist
party and its allies are enemies Of the real
American way Of life.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-05-01

direction of the Federal and State Exten-
sion Services. All awards are provided
by private citizens, educational founda-
tons and industrial organizations inter-
ested in furthering All Club work.
Awards for county winners comprise
l43,500 gold and silver medals, and &c.
10000 in cash prizes of $4,000 to each of
the ten top ranking All health improve
ment clubs in the state. Plaques of merit
will also be awarded to the county in each
state reporting the most outstanding 1947
program in Al farm safety and better
methods electric activities. State Sec
tional and national awards include 1874 gold
watches, 1887 U. S. Savings Bonds, 118 col
lege scholarships and 795 educational trips
to National Al Club Congress, Chicago.
In addition, scholarships totaling $685.
$4,000 are offered to adult and junior All
Club leaders in AZ states to receive special
instruction at tractor maintenance Clinics
Two national All achievement trophies
are presented in the name of the Presi-
dent of the United States. Other national
All club programs in which awards are
offered, are sponsored by wide variety
Of national figures and concerns interested
in youth
We are proud Of the All boys and girls
of this county and hope that many of them
will try for some of these awards, which
should furnish extra stimulus in the worth
while work.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-05-01
Fire Prevention Conference

The Presidents Conference on Fire
Prevention, which will meet May G-8 IN
Washington, D. c., has a series Of specific
detectives.
It will study building construction. OPP
Grafton and protection, with d view to find
ing means Of eliminating present dangers.
1t Will consider the wide field Of fire
prevention education, with particular en-
phas.s on Institutional aides for schools
and colleges
1t will analyze the adequacy Of fire
fighting facilities and personnel, and make
recommendations for needed improvement.
1t will explore the broad question of
laws and law enforcement as they relate
to fire prevention and safety
1t will recommend a plan for obtain
ing organized, aggressive public support
Of fire prevention activity in all its phases.
1t will establish program for continue
GUS research with respect to fire, which
will provide information on which laws
and regulations can be based.
The Conference will mark the start of
the most intensive drive against the fire
menace ever undertaken. President Tru-
man called it to meet a grave and imme-
diate emergency. And it can do it's job
only if it receives the widest possible pub
lie support. AS a county and as .individ-
uals let's give it our support.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-05-01
Farming Notes
BY III. ID. Quessenberry
ARTIFICIAL BREEDING

Several of the dairy farmers
in Ashe county have expressed
the desire to improve their dairy
cattle breeding program. There
has been quite a bit Of discussion
in regard to setting up some type
of an artificial breeding program
for the county. A card is being
sent this week to all milk patrons
in the county in regard to this
program. 1t is important that
you check this card and return
it giving us an idea of the num-
Der of cows that could be served
with this program.
Some of the advantages Of an
artificial breeding program are:
You would not have to keep a
bull. Service of proven bulls or
sons of proven bulls can be Sc
cured in this program (Bulls
from COWS with high production
records). Records show that av-
erage dairy COWS bred to a proven
bull, the first crossed heifers
show a very marked improve
ment in milk production over
their dams. Under the plan your
cow will be bred at home through
notifying your milk hauler and
in turn the inseminator will come
to your place.
The first artificial breeding
program was set up in 1887 and
this program has grown rapidly
ever since with thousands Of COWS
n artificial breeding circles and
tn number increasing rapidly
each year. Ashe county has gone
a long ways in dairying in the
last four years and it is felt that
we have scarcely started. The
possibilities of more rapid pro-
gress are greatly increased with
a careful breeding and selecting
program.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-05-01
III Awards

It is significant to us that with the OBJ
servance of "National Boys and Girls
Week" also comes the announcement from
the National Committee on Boys and Girls
Club Work, that there are being offered to
All boys and girls this year more than
S317OOO.OO worth of merit awards for SUI
nerior achievements in national All con-
tests.
Outstanding records Of members in the
United States will receive recognition on
county, state, sectional and national levels
in a different All agricultural and home
economics awards programs this year, G. L.
Noble announced. Adult and junior lead
ers, club and county groups will also be
given special awards. In Alaska, Hawaii
and Puerto Rico, Alters are offered re-
wards for superior records in ten of the
programs.
The programs are conducted under the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-05-01
Bows And Girls Week

This week the attention Of the nation is
focused on boys and girls interests, actiVl-
ties, and problems in connection with ma
tional Bows and Girls Week" 1t is eX-
tremely fitting that this should be obserV-
ed since there are 40 million children in
this country between the ages of and II,
who are tOmOrTOWS citizens.
Sponsors of the observance are some
fifty national organizations, including the
Bow Scouts. Girl Scouts. Camp Fire Girls,
YNICA, YWCA and KiWanis, Lions, and
Rotary clubs.
We heartily endorse all that is being
done by organizations as we'll as indiVld-
uaIs, to give impetus to all character
building activities Of yOuth-serving agen-
cies Never before has it been SO neces-
sa1y to serve youth. Let's recognize and
award the good in youth, not just this week
but every week throughout the year. It
NAV mean the difference in the making Of
good citizen and a worthless criminal
A word Of encouragement may mean more
than anything else to some child. This
costs nothing, but little effort.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-05-01
A Wise Investment

Public funds are a public trust and
should be invested wisely. We have long
believed that those occupying public 20
sitions should consider this at all times
County commissioners, county board Of
education, and others in similar positions
should weigh carefully the Wiseness of ex-
penditure, and the benefits reaped by all
people in connection with all public funds.
We know of no better investment than
schools, if we are to continue to progress.
In buildings and equipment many Of our
schools are far below the standards of those
Of the majority in this State. Is it fair to
the future of the county to fail to improve
our schools in keeping with others in North
Carolina? 1t will take funds to do this
and these funds must be raised through
taxes. Let's consider the program from a
broad angle, get an unbiased survey from
the State Department Of Education of the
needs Of our county and then start to work
toward that end. We cannot accomplish
all Of this in one or two or even five years,
but we can begin now. Remember an in
vestmcnt in education is an investment in
the future Of our county,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-05-01
The Everyday
Counselor
Rev. Herbert Spaugh, D. D.


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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-05-01
S|ZZE[N|dl|lEY!

It is apparenf that whatever
labor hin masses cono,aes win he
u,,,itton uno,9 the f1onr nf tho
ho,,en nr tonata a,J ra+ ,.i+h;n
.ith. - ~ Mo +~.n rn~,n,ittnns
,,.hict h,vn 1.a,, .nnd,lr,i7, h..r-
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IL IS "'So ON I'1''' I'Si,.'' ~,
l'I-pilol'e 9'' INC an" . '''.' -.
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acIuaIlI NIoI"'@s ''@ to"I "'
junction ana IL, supreme c"U. =,
edIct uPhoLl"H4 inc 10" GI coI>, I, t..
lIItI no IoUS- IoDoI o-II IL,
get by q ~ $50 'il'.s'i co. "''>'
Ihe 1OF Il@oI.' H'IIp o',' l'"'
peIieFe II mas Il'e > u Gig III :" pas
aIaoor OH oyer 'ile PIeSIC' ( II '',''
veto 50 IaooI olII' W l10I' Is ~
be written from ule ilooI Ny
mendment TO any pIII Nl-'0''
COMES out OF the committees, hhe-
ly Will outlaw JlulSoIc'-oll'I
strikes and secondary ooyCo''S'
force unions TO puoiSh member
ships and financial STANDINGS ana
give employers equal voice WIN
labor. There WlU be no ban on
the closed shop or ON industry
wide bargaining,
The appropriation bill ceiling IS
still stat. mated and Ii looks now
ike a tax cut law will not get
through The senate until some
time IN late May or June. 1t like
" viii provide not more than a
II Der cent tax reduction for lnIs
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-05-01
CONSTRUCTION WORK
STARTED ON ROADS

Continued from Pace u
cutting the hill, is well under
way with much Of the grading
completed.
The Helton road is expected
to be completed this summer. al
so, as we'll as some others badly
needed in the county.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-05-01
Rev. Howl " God
On Radio Friday

Rev. Hoyt Wood. pastor Of the
West jefferson Methodist church,
will make the rural evangelism
address over Station WSJS, Win
ston-Salem, at 9:l5 a. NJ, to-,
morrow, it was announced this
week.
In addition to speaking Fri
day, Rev. Mr.. Wood is attend
ing the rural workshop there this
week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-05-01
MANY TO ATTEND
ROTARY CONFERENCE
CONTINUED from Page /

Continued from Page y
Rotary Conference Committee
feel that his Interpretation Of the
current situation will be one of
the highlights of the District Con-
ference.
According to Holt Mcpherson,
of Shelby, Governor of the 194th
District, indications are that 500
to 900 Rotarians, will 60 to Char
lotte for the meeting.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-05-01

is the forerunner of iberality
and enlightened federation.
-Brougham.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-05-01

Things don't turn up in this
world until somebody turns them
up. Garfield.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-25

Strokovno je Bohoriceva slov-
MICA sibko delo. Pogresil je v
tenn, ker Sc je proved naslanjal
t1a latinsko slovnico; pokazati
je namrec hotel, kako zvosto Sc
da latiniti slovenscina, nj pa po-
godil bistvenih posebnosti slo-
venskega jezika. Ne smemo pa
prezreti, da je bila to prva slo-
vanska slovnica in da je nastala
tedaj, ko je malokateri zivih je-
zikov incl ze uzakonjen svoj
knjizni jerk.
Tudi nj ME pomen v tenn, da
bi dajala smernice novemu
knjiznemu jeziku, pac pa v dej-
stvu, da smo Slovenci dobili "a
33-letnico svoje knjizevnosti
znanstven document svojega OBJ
stoja v. knjigi.
Najznamenitejsi del slovnice
pa je predgovor. Razpravljajoc
o razvoju cloveskih govorov,
pravi Bohoric:: /" Razodela Sc
je torej v tel poslednji urici sve-
ia tudi nasim ljudem sprevelika
in nedopovedljiva milost bozja,
zasijal je tisti veliki dan, ko mo-
go tudi Kranjci in Slovenci b.
ga samega, patriarhe, preroke,
apostolic in evangeliste, kako v
kranjskem jeziku govore, videti
in slisati :"
Zanosno pripoveduje O slavni
slovanski zgodovini. o prostra-
nosti slovenskega jezika pravi:
&c. Ponesimo sedaj oci mao
krog, ozrimo sc ne katero koli
stran, preglejmo kraljestva, ma
govorimo narode istih jezikov,
pa bono "a trdno nasli, da sc
razlega slovanska beseda po vec-
.jem delu sveta, &c ne re po vsej
zemlji -"
Glede imena Slovan pravi: {:
"Slava pomeni nasim ljudem
isto, kar gloria in cd tega Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-25

telesa, XII merijo v premeru le
nekoliko kilometrov ali cello me-
trov in tehtajo pae le nekoliko
tisoe ton zeleza ali druge snovi.
Nekatere so zaznali sele, ko so
Sc nevarno priblizali Zemlji in
so kmaIu zopet izginili ma dali
no pot okoli Sonca. Zato Fesen-
ko pravilno domneva, da je bill
ravno zadnji meteorit v Sibiri-
j eden izmed najmanjsih pla-
noidov, XII je Easel v preveliko
blizino velike Zemlje in Sc oh
njej razbil. ,Da je Zemlja dozi-
vela vec takih trcenj, nam "a
dostno pricajo pref omenjeni
meteoritski kraterji v Zemelj-
ski skorjf Kolikokrat pa SO v
minulih dobah udarili meteori-
tt v mnogo sirso morsko povr-
sino, nihce ne We. Kaksna sre-
canja -- morda nevarnejsa -
pa DO Zemlja Sc dozivela, to je
pac skrito v daljni, daljni bo-
docnosti vekov
Ponatis il "Ljudskega tednilsa"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-25
Slovani imenujejo takorekoc,
hrabri, eastni, slavni."

Slovani imenujejo takorekoc,
hrabri, castni, slavni."
Svoj uvod zakljucuje s pozi-
vom, maj Sc slovenskega jezika
uce tudi plemiski sinovi, ces maj
dajo olikanim ljudem izpodbudo
"a olikano in pravilno pisanje v
slovenskem jeziku ter "a prebi-
ra slovenske knjige, preprostim
ljudem pa izpodbudo, da Sc v
kratkem nauce slovenske besede.
Bohoriceve besede so bile ma
pisane toliko ljubeznijo in "a
nosom, da SO navdusevale vse ro-
dove slovenskih preporoditeljev
tia do 10. stoletja. Slovnico pa je
prinesla Bohorieu toliksno slavo
in spostovanje, da je po MEM
tudi " Presernovi dobi dobila
abeceda, XII sta jo prav "a prav
ustvarila Trubar in Kreljfime
bohoricica.
(Ponatis il "Ljudskega tednika")