davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-06-24
Company Members of the
american Iron and Steel Institute

american Iron and Steel Institute
Acnd.r Indu,ria Arsenin. The Mahonns Valley Steel
AeerossA Company
Acme sseelC Company Msdar Company
AsaIoy Tsbins Inc M.e Tub. Manafaeuins
Wood Company Company
Asoms ss.slc Cooperation. Ltd sdidv.Ie Company
Allegheny Indlum Steel Mouup Products Company
eofpofan0n ron Works
"a. " N"'''A N'A'' ''' N.don.Isund.rd Company
Corporation
,.,. N<vpo. Rolling Mill Divi,on o
International Dstrola Corporation
Northwestern Steel 4 wir.
nuns ~
Th. B.bsoek 4 vHeo.
..,.- .,e Pacific sas.. s..ac cereor.toa
n,.,-Au. =. Psrs sssaa 4 Dvisioa- Am
Bs..b-.a Alloy ss..p Of n ~~0' .'"'-o'''ne
cooAosaall Indssuiss Ina The PAosnz ison Sose~U
Ths L 4 q Pishasds Msdh~ h Company
B-saio Beh cons.u pssA.ssA cs.. Chemical
B.slx T.bias ceapam eooss~
B.sAss,oa Company. Limited pub.ssh sssd comssw
An By.ss consAav Psb.ssh o, ssssiw
Sod Company eo"saS
and s..l Company rf"o1'sh 1.0' Company
Chicago 4 vr. Company The fohk s'si eompe"
r.. r,,d car, o, cem,.oy Reeve. ss..l.n
Colonial ss.slC COMPANY
Rspuble esssslco corporadon
co.oo,.doa John A. Ro.blins', ,soasc
CoIumbd 4 shshinE Co ROAR Electric sses eomnsny
ColusbAa ssi Company shasoa ssssi coepofsdea
sssd aahdns shsasnso Furnace Company
ce"ss~ slos-shsnad ssss = hon Co.
Coanes s'''a eompsn' ns so-shsse
ssssi Cerpoe.don g.. r,n,. rx,ao, ~ sh.N,
coessr~sld sssd csmpsw son. s~eph comp.av
crueb Company 1. s.od.,d rve. cemp.nv
The cs'shosa Seed 4 Wis The ef csnsds.
Company umssd
Dssroi ss.elco cofporsdoa s,,.,so, s,.. eoepe.ssoa.
Henry Da's0o Z Sons ine. ssi compsav
Eastern Sainie'' sssi .op0fanon The
Edsewassr Steel Compsm 49,, -, - ,.,. ~, ~ A..
Empire Steel Cosporadoa 11nksa Bs.tns Company
4 Carbide Yo,.~..A. In. copo,.aos
fonansb's Steel eofsof'ooa uoad eespossdos
ff'o- MOON i'0s ~'"''" uaav.ss.Lcsases sssa
Civ Ssssl Compsay e.,ooe,Sos
Man.faeains Company ~x~n - r.os cos,ortoa
Hai'ssfs ss'd eofsos'aea tsa csas.w
Inl.ad ss.a conp.ny x.cn.. -. e
IsseIaks IronC
rAs Jackson 4 ss.s Company
'0''' ' ~ ConpAw
Josbn Ms. q Supply Co
Jsdson sssdC Cosporsdon
Ksyson. Steel Company
r....s s.., Viz. con,.,, vi.eosan cons.~
LaAsd. sssA conp.ny vssA sssd eeess~
I1sobs vyskes ssa csns.~
IL I.vno aad cenpaas Yo.ssao~. ssees aad rubs
Iaksas sseselc comsaas CoApsay
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Vesti il ziuI
os7eriSkih Siouenceu

Milwaukee. - Dne ~. janu-
aria je v West Allisu umrl Louis
Sekula, star SO let, donna il Sto-
pic ma Dolenjskem, v Ameriki
AZ let. Tukaj zapusca zeno, tri
sinove in dve hceri. Bill je tajnik
drustva sv. Jozefa 80 let in clan
st.. 3 JPZS. - Dne "a. januar-
ia je u1nrla elizabeth Stupnig,
stara 81 let, donna s Koroskega,
v Ameriki 43 let. Zapusca moza,
diva sinova, hcer in sestro. Spa
dala nj k nobenemu drustvu.
Dne 25. januarja je umrl Jo-
seph p. Grabner, star 35 let,
rojen Y Milwaukeeju. zapus6a
zeno, sina, starse, diva brata in
pet sester. * drustvu nj spadal,
Use tri pogrebe je oskFbel
Ermencov pogrebni zavod.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-11

nj niti nalnanjso besedico
omenil medpotoma mojih cevelj
ekov. Pozneje sva Sc zarocila.
Karl je, kakor ze omenjeno,
zlata dusa. Emo napako pa lie
ina: in Ia je njegova strast do
glasbe. Vedno in veeno govori
lie o glasbi, kar postaja precej
dolgocasno. v zakonu ga bonn ze
odvadila. Prihodnji teden Sc po-
rociva. Nameravam prirejati en-
krat ma teden cajne vecere: lie
aekaj najozjih prijateljev, IL
vrstne plosce, nekaj jazzov :. .
Upam, da prides!
Sprejmi najprisrcnejse polju-
be cd
Svoje Ele.
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Ali s,no res zaspani?

Cleveland, O. Tudi JAZZ sem
nekaj casa spal pa bi zelel, da Sc
prebudim. Pri citanju nasih Ii
stow ne citam drugega kot O ma
sih drustvenih veselicah. ,zelel
pa bi, da hi Sc ukvarjali tudi z
drugo strano nasega zivljenja
in z dogodki, XII SO posebno Sc
daj tako vazni, kot ma primer
z danasnjo politiko.
Sedanji casi so polni razbur-
janja in kot izgleda hocejo nam
delavcem, odvzeti vse tiste pra-
vice do zivljenja, XII smo 81 jih
tako tezko priborili pod nasim
pokojnim predsednikom in oce-
tom Rooseveltom.
Kaj delavstvo sploh misli? Ali
bono spali v tisti zalostni klopi
kot smo jo imeli leta 1882 do
1888? zelel bi, da bi Sc vse nase
delavske unije zdruzile in skup-
no protestirale v Washingtonu
ter dopovedale nasim zastopni-
kom, da, maj imajo pred ocmi
interese yelike mase delavcev!
&c ne zelijo pripoznati zahtev
delavstva Sc Jim DO lahko kaj
drugega zgodilo, kajti lahko pri-
de meta, XII DO yes Washington
pometla in postavila move "a
stopnike, XII bodo delali " prid
delavstvu. Delavski pozdrav
vsem.
J. Markich,
clan unije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-11
Cvetlicna in hisna razstava v
Cleveland Public avditoriju

Prodaja vstopnic "a hlsno in
cvetlicno razstavo, XII DO prize
jena v Cleveland Public avdito-
riju Sc je pricela preteklega te-
dna, ko SO bile cvetlicarjem, raz-
stavljacem in vrtnarjem sirsega
Clevelanda razdeljene vstopni-
ce "a prodajo.
Preteklega leta je cvetlicna in
hisna razstava privabila ve5 kot
118,0O0 posetnikov, ter Sc prica-
kuje, da DO letosnja razstava Sc
bolj privlacna "a tiste, XII Sc "a
nimajo "a hise, hisne oskrbe in
izboljsave.
Celia glavna arena avditorija
DO izpolnjena z ucinkovitim vr-
tom z mlini z mlinskimi kolesi,
ki jih DO obratovala voda. Ro-
ses Inc. DO pa razstavila veliko
piramido vec kot $4,000 roz.
Prostori javnega avditorija
bodo izpolnjeni z potrebs5inami
in materijalom "a stavbene pro-
dukte. North Exhibition Hall bo
razstavil cello in popolno hiso. =
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kONGRESNI URADNIK
PONEVERIL $l25, 900

WASHINGTON, 10. feb.-Ve-
lika zvezna porota je danes OBJ
tozila vratarja poslanske zbor-
nice Kennetha Romney-a, da ie
kot uradnik kongresne banke v
teku 20 let poneveril $125, ,563,
kar je skozi YES ia cas- zakrival
IS falzifikacijo poslovnih knjig.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-11
HERBERT HOOVER Sc nj
|PODAL v EVROPO SAMO
ZARADI "PREHRANE"

WASHINGTON, (O.N.A.) -
Bivsi predsednik Herbert Hoo
yer je zaupno povedal nekaterim
svojim bliznjim prijateljem, da
njegova misija v Avstriji in
Nemeiji ne bo obsegala lie vpra-
sanja ''prehrane in ozko S tenn
tpovezanih zadev," temvec da DO
njegova naloga mnogo bolj OBJ
sirnega znacaja.
Kot znano je nameravano, da
Hoover obisce ameriske in an
gleske okupacijske zone po naro-
cilu predsednika Trumana. Hoo
yer je dejal, da je bilo dogovor-
jeno med MIN in predsednikom
Trumanom, da DO njegova misi-
ia obsegala celokupno vprasanje
nemske obnove, ter da sc bo ST.
GER najprej lotil problema pre-
hrane, a da je to lie ena mani
vaznih toek njegovega potova-
MIA.
Hoover je baje dejal predsed-
niku Trumanu, da bi bilo preis-
kovanje vprasania "a prehrane pre-
majhna stvar, da bi ga moglo
zanimati, ter da je pripravljen
odpctovati v Nem6ijo lie, ako be
njegova naloga, da 81 ogfeda vse
razmere gospodarskega in poll.
ticnega znaeaja.
Herbert Hoover in\ njegovc
spremstvo 81 bodo torej ogledali
vse, nemske razmere ma polju
delavstvu in splosne industrijske
situacije, razmere v poljedelstvu
kot one v premogokopih in dru-
gih rudnikih. Proucili bodo poll,
ticne razmere ter skusali dogma.
ii, ali bi bill nennski narod sposo-
ben, da Sc vlada ma demokra.
ticnl nacin v smislu zahodne ci.
vilizacije.
Krogi zunanjega ministrstvs
MISC proved srecni mad velicinc
naloge, XII je bila poverjena Hoo.
verju. Boje Sc, da bi. utegnila
imeti globohe posledice ma bodo-
co politiko Zedins;enih drzav v
Nemciji. Cello vojno ministrstvo
XII je bilo kot prvo predlagalo
da maj DO imenovan Hoover "a
to presikavo, Sc boji, da ne b.
pregloboko vplival ma okupacij
sko politiko armade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-11

Tower, MINI. Tukaj je
umrl ]. ShWaigar, star 70 let,
donna il crnomlja, Dolenjsko.
zapusca Keno in vec odraslih
|otrok. Hci je pArocena S simon
|ugledne udoharjeve druzine
liz Dulutha.
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3 CLAM VERSKE SEKTE
OBSOJENI Ma SMRT

BELGRAD, 5. feb.-Trije cla-
nj verske sekte price Jehove''
SO bill obsojeni ma smrt zaradi
aktiv4osti proti jugoslovanski
draw. Ostalih II obtozencev je
bilo obsojenih ma zapor cd enega
do IS let, docirn SO trije bill
oprosceni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-11
UREDNlkOvA
POSTA
(Nadalievanje z 2. Btrani)

VNdudIItVanJE z. bCTaIU :"
roeilu bio omenjeno, da je dru-
zina Luka Slejko darovala $40,
toda ker nisem siguren maj DO
omenjeno zopet. \
J. F. Durn,
. tajnik podr. St. 48 SANS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-11
DIVA CESKA KOLABORATOR
ia OBSOJENA MA SMRT

PRAGA, 7. feb.-Josef Suehs
je bill obsojen ma smrt zaradi tr-
pincenja vojnih jetnikov in
ovadbe ceskih drzavljanov nem-
Ski policiji Gestapo. (.
LONDON, Z. feb.-Karel Du.
chon, XII je bill oznacen "a maj
bolj krutega cloveka Olomouca,' .
je bill v Cehoslovaski obsojen ma
kazen smrti z obesanjem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-11
Leon Andor::
ZakoIli Sc sklepajo
v nebesih
Leon AndOr::

Y HCUC0All
DR.. Karman pise svojemu pri.
jatelju: p. .
Dragi Ladko!
Prekipajoc -veselja, Ii Mama.
njam, da mi je slednjic uspelo
prijadrati v srecno zakonsko pri-
stanisce. Moja nevesta je angel,
XII ga je Bog nalase zame ustva-
ril; cudno je le to, da sc nisva
bila doslej Sc srecala. .>x
Dragi prijatelj! Pc takie zeni
sem hrepenel vse svoje zivljenje.
Nj izsolana glasbenica, da cello
nerada govori o glasbi, toda ona
euti, ona prezivlja glasbo duso
in telesom, Sc veseli, joce in trpi.
Njena dusa je "a gIasbo deviska,
neobdelana greda, XII jo treba
sele oplemeniti. JAZZ sam jo ho-
Gem v tenn izobraziti, "a to vzgo-
jiti, da sc bonn ponasal z mai
bolj glasbeno izsolano zeno ma
svetu.
Seveda, spoznala sva Sc pri
nekem koncertu. Sedel sem ma
svojem navadnem mestu in po-
bozno poslusal bozansko Beeth-
ovnovo glasbo. Slueajno sem Sc,
ne vem, kako je prislo, ozrl ma
svojo sosedo. Lepa, plavolasa
mlada dana, izredna prikazen.
VISA zamaknjena je poslusala
glasbo, ma obrazu Sc il je IRA
zala odkrita Dol, usteca so Sc il
zdaj pa zdaj kreevito stresla, v
oeeh Sc il je lesketala solza. Da
bi kdo ma tax nacin uzival glas-
bo, Sc nisem nikdar dozivel.
Ko Sc je soseda preprieala, da
jo opazujem, je nekoliko zarde-
la cd sramu in 81 takoj obrisala
z majhnim robcem solze, XII SO
mi bile tako drage.
Tako sva sc bila seznanila:
Seveda sem jo spreml domov.
Cd tedaj Sc srecujeva skoraj
vsak dan. Ali maj Sc spuscam v
podrobnosti? Ko sem sc docela
preprical, da sva idealen par
Sc nikdar me nj doslej nikdo po-
slusal tako sveto vneto, ko sem
govoril O glasbi-sem Sc zarocil
z Elo.
Drugi teden bo poroka. Pri-
pravila sva 81 pijazno majhno
gnezdece, kjer bova prirejala
vsak teden enkrat svojim prija-
teljem glasbene vecere. Seveda
samo izbrano, klasicno glasbo.
Jazz in druga TAXA moderna ro-
potija--izkljucena. Ma TIE raeu-
nam brezpogojno.
Op.ema TIE Tvoj iskreni pri-
DR.. Karman.
Ella pise svoji najboljsi pfija-
teljici:
Draga Katinka!
zahvaljujem Sc Ii "a Tvoja
voscila. Torej, da tudi JAZZ! Kaj
des ma to? S Slavkom je seveda
vse koncano! Sal vendT ne mo-
rem veeno cakati mani! lie tako
sem mu zrtvovala polovico svoje
mladosti. Moi zenin, professor "a
pet e, dr.. Karl Karman, je lju-
bezniv decko in me naravnost
obozuje. Cobila sem, ne VEN veS
Cd koga, brezplaeno vstopnico i
Beethoynovemu koncertu in ns
tenn koncertu sva Sc spoznala in
to zaradi nenavadnega nakljuc
ia. Imela sem move ceveljeke, X
sem 81 jih bila prav tisti dan ku
pila. Brezvestni trgovec me j
pregovoril "a par, XII je bill "a
Sfnv;lko naaniSi od naoiih navad
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tenn koncertu sva Sc spoznala in
to zaradi nenavadnega nakljuc-
ia. Imela sem move ceveljeke, XII
sem 81 jih bila prav tisti dan ku-
pila. Brezvestni trgoyec me je
pregovoril "a par, XII je bill "a
stevilko manjsi cd mojih navad-
nih. In ii ceveljeki so me neznan-
sko tiscali yes veeer.
Prezivljala sem prave peklen-
ske nuke, medtem, ko so igrali
ma odru Beethovnova della,
Obraz Sc mi je skremzil cd bole,
Gin in neukrotljiva jeza me j.
silila v jok. Neznanske bolecine
sem 81 utegnila olajsati le tako
da sem potegnila zdaj pa zda.
noge IL ceveljckov.
] | Pri TAXI priloEnosti me je po'
gledal moi sosed, zardela sen
do uses, in Sc je pa razumevajo
ce nasinehnil in mi Sepnil v uho
NNikars se be sramujte, drags
gospodi lena! Tudi meni Sc je q
pripetilo, da 50 mi pri podobn
prniki zalile solze oci.
- /. 1#5B !.
odmoru Sc mi je predstavi
in,lne pospremil do donna. Maze
je ayto ia bill yes cas- obziren, d
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18
Advanced Glasses Urged
In Food Serving Program
SPECIAL TO THE STAR-NEWS

CAROLINA BEACH,, May 17.-Hope was held out to
contbeastern North Carolina today that advanced training
s svs for personnel of eating establishments, and other
i GsI enterprises will be included in a proposed schedule of
i%vsttruction under the direction of state, county, and city
hooHh officials.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18
INCOME TAX CUT
NOW IS DEMANDED
Republicans Claim Move
Would Avert Recess
sion

WASHINGTON, May IT, U.D -
The Republican majority of the
Senate Finance committee today
recommended an immediate in
come tax cut as a hedge against
a possible business recession.
The committee filed a report to
support its 8 to 5 vote for a re,
vised house bill which would cut
personal income taxes by 81, O00,-
600, 900 a year.
Its postponement might well
mean that no counteractive tax
measures could be taken until a
drastic recession was underway"
the report said.
Although Secretary of Treasury
John W. Snyder a reported
ready to offer congress a plan for
reducing income taxes next year,
the committee said this might be
too late to %counteract a recession
predicted by some economists.
Republican leaders planned to
put the committee bill before the
senate early this week. They were
confident they could defeat a
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18

ABOUT 81 representatives OF
groups interested in farm land
have been invited to attend.
Anderson said he hoped the con-
ference would result in "unifor-
nifty in the way the agencies look
at this problem"
He said he thought the. reason
farmers "got in trouble after the
last war in a boom and bust cycle
Unreal estate was because of lib
eral loans on inflated values"
He said he did not want to see
a repetition of the lawful drub-
bing" the farmer took after World
War l. Farmers are now in "won-
derful financial shape" he said,
and farm lands are not heavily
mortgaged.
Mr.. Truman warned that prices
of farm products would decline,
adding that farmers would find
themselves in difficulty when the
agriculture recession started.
An example of the situation
which the President hopes to- rem
edy was shown in recent official
reports which revealed that farm
real estate values in the country
took a seven per cent jump be-
tween last November and March
l.
Rising farm prices e citec
as the reason for the i%nflationary
spiral in land values.
For the country as a whole
farm land values are now SO pc.
cent greater than prevailed from
1912 to 1914. In the past twelve
months alone the increase has av
eraged II per cent.
Present prices are only six pei
cent below the peak which was
reached in 1920.
From last November to March
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18
MAFFITT SPEAKS
AT LIONS MEET
Ruth Davis MacD Donald
Also Featured Al Clubs
Annual Meeting
Special To The Star-Nevs

W~RIGHTSVILLE BEACH, May.
II. The Wrightsville Lions club
and it's auxiliary today looked for
ward to another year of civic ac-
tivities following their second an
nual celebration of the clubs
founding last night at Lumina pa
vilion.
Featured speaker of the evening
was Mexican Maefitt, retired SUI
perintendent of Wilmington
water and sewer department who
spoke to the members on the work
of the Lions club, and outlined a
course of better civic work for
such an organization.
Ennis Robinson, president intro
duced Paul T. Marsbburn as mas
ter Of ceremonies for the evening
Of fun which began at 8 o'clock,
and at which many Lion, Liones-
ses and their guests took part.
Invocation was by the Rev. ]:
Russell Wood, followed by an ad-
dress of welcome by Mrs. Wood.
Featured during the nights pro-
gram also was a reading by Ruth
Davis Macdonald, well known
dramatic momologuist, and artist
appearing recently On the Star :
Newsreel, a program featuring
towns and counties in North Caro-
lima.
Music for the night was furnish
ed by Euddie Raymond and his
guitar, and the Hook and Ladder
quartet, c d OF Tommy
Hines, Ernest Hawkins, Bill Far
rar and Fred Beach; a beach
quartet. and Margaret Tienken al
the piano.
Approximately 40 people attend
ed the meeting at which the an
rual report of the Lions auxiliary
was given.
The report set forth that during
the year the Lionesses have con-
tributed 500 toward the erection
of a church at the beach; donated
funds to the tuberculosis Stamp
campaign; furnished glasses 20 r
INDECENT children; donated to
Identification projects of the re
sort. and one member has contr1-
buted a part of her property for
a playground for the children
which the auxiliary plans to pre-
pare for the youth OF the resort.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18
Democratic attempt to delay pas

Democratic attemp. to delay pas
sage.
The committee disputed tine ad-
ministration's argument that all Of
any surplus should be used for
debt reduction.
''When the economy appears 10
be in danger Of receding from a
high level of operation, a very
large debt retirement carried out
during a short period of time may
well be a major factor in precipi-
tating a recession" the report
said.
On the other hand, the commit
tee said, a cut now in income
taxes "would contribute to the
maintenance of the existing high
levels of employment and output"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18

l, declines in land values occurred
IN only two states, Washington
and Oregon. Citing reasons behind
the rise in land values, an agricul-
ture official mentioned the fact
that farm income set new records
1916 and that the prospects for
a repeat performance in 1947 were
favorable.
From March /, 1916. to last
March, increase in farm values,
according to official statistics,
were as follows:
New England - nine percent:
middle Atlantic states - IL per
cent; Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mich
igan, Wisconsin-13 per cent; Min
nesota, Iowa, Missouri, North and
South Dakota, Nebraska and Kan
sas-12 per cent: South Atlantic
States-15 per cent; East South
Central states - II per cent; West
South central States-10 per cent;
mountain states-11 per cent; Pa
cific states II per cent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18
FRANK G. Mcleod &c.,.
HEADS RICHMOND
COUNTY SCHOOLS

ROCKINGHAM, May II Up -
Frank G. Mcleod of Asheboro has
been named superintendent Of
Richmond county schools, effec-
tive July l., the county board of
education announced following a
meeting here.
Mcleod is the brother-in-law of
M. c. Mcleod, former mayor of
Rockingham, and has been super
intendent of the Asheboro schools.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18
SENATOR UMSTEAD
WILL CAMPAIGN
TO SUCCEED SELF

CHARLOTTE, May IT, U.P u
S. Sen. William b. Umstead of
Durham has written. a friend in
Charlotte that he will campaign to
succeed himself in 1913, it was
disclosed today.
Umstead was appointed by Gov.
R. Gregg Cherry last December
to fill the vacancy left. by the
death of Sen. Josiah W. Bailey.
of Raleigh.
Umstead pointed out in his Ter.
ter that he had served as a mem.
Der of congress from 1888 to 1888
He wrote that my previous ex'
perience here is worth much IL
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18

W. New Hanover county Con-
Of ar Board of Health said
resent long-range plans call
tla' +be return to this vicinity of
tol CAGE Morton, area director
Ml's +be Distributitive Education
o. of the State Department
' t p-'bljc Instruction, soon to lead
danced training classes Ut per.
who have been members OF
~. sas various classes held in New
usnover county.
Morton will initiate a food
Mi'S ors school at Carolina
aaaah,s town board room begin
t bss'4 .ensorrow at s:45 a. IN.
mug scnool under the direction
Mi Miss Morton ana HAAS is spon-
o. 0lrsd BY the State Education De-
W.. uoent. local restaurant opera
and the county Board OF
bs Mha Carolina Beach classes Will
). omen to personnel from restau-
Dsnts cafes, boarding houses, cot
ans' and other eating establish
49,: of the county, Haas said,
a'd = special invitation to eating
S Sllaab1ishments at Kure's Beach,
y~s;1mingtoa Beach, and other COM
whites on the coast has been
extended.
Tho classes beginning tomorrow
] ,,Il run from 9:45 a. m. to 1870
m, and 2;;3O to $3.50 o'clock daily
Haas said
,,hroents in Wilmington and at
uri ~ohtsyille Beach who did no !
'+tend the classes will be allowed
- take advantage of the Carolina
resch school so they will be eligi-
|hs for advanced training certlfl-
..tes when they are available,
Haas said.
Anticipation of a large enroll
mont at Carolina Beach was an
nmnced by the Sanitarian.
At Wrightsvllle Beach classes
we're terminated yesterday, a n d
Haas said that 48 certificates were
awarded to trainees, out of a total
nrollment of rs. Every eating es-
tablishment at Wrightsville W a S
reportedly represented, Haas said.
Earning their certificates were:
Verde P. Hinson, Virginia Dare
Hobbs. Sara W. Johnston, Stephen
Johnston, Jr., Kathryn fitzpatrick,
Carrie Male Lands, Frank O Lam
Ibis. Allen J. Perkins, Marie Por-
ter, Roy A. sandlin, Undine J.
Snyder, Hamlin Wade, Ruby L.
Williams, John Wright. L e r
Armstrong, Henrietta Bowen, Bes-
Isle Brown, Hattie Rell Brown,
Charlie Campbell.
Others attending and receiving
Rtheir diplomas were: Duncan
iCarmiachel. j. c. Davis, Martha
r. Fernandes. Eula Fowler, Alec
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18

Nelson Green, Miriam Hawkins,
Joe James,, Herbert johnson, Ma
thilda King, David Lambert. Nora
Parker, Francis Stanley, Geneva
Stokes, Naomi Yopp, William
Bethea, Helen Juanita Champion.
Clara Bell Davis, Gazzie Bea
Davis, Harriss Floyd, Lottie
Verneda Hunter, Beaulah jackson,
Ethel Jones, Lucille Lotion,
Nanny Crundy, Charles W. Moore,
J. P. Robinson and Mary Virginia
Wright.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18
$1,000 STORE
PERMIT GRANTED
TO BRYANT'S

A $4,000 masonry structure will
be Constructed at 1902 Castle street
to house II. G.. Bryant's electrical
supply business and office.
A permit for the work to be
done by Gillette and Miller COM
pany, was issued yesterday by Gill
bert Morton, city building inspec-
tor. The store will consist of one
story and a basement.
In the 18th century, fifty-million
people died of the plague.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18

me as a member Of the senate"
UmStead also mentioned that he
had served as chairman of the
North Carolina Democratic execu-
tive committee from 1914 through
1915.
Former Governor j. M. Brough-
ton of Raleigh also vas expected
to seek the post.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18
Government And Farmers
Plan Conference June g
By EULALIE

WASHINGTON, May H.-UP)-Banking, insurance
farm leaders today were being called to the capital
to devise means OF guiding farmers away from a of "boom
and bust" in farm land values.
Agriculture Secretary Clinton P. Anderson, at the
direction of President Truman, has called a conference for
June 9 for the purpose of developing a program to dis
courage further initiation in farm real estate values.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18
BURLINGTON MAN
PLEADS TO GUILT
IN SUGAR MARKET

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, May II
-(P-Eleven OF 1S men indicted
by a Federal grand jury on charg-
es of having been involved in a
five-state sugar black market ring
hae pleaded guilty in U. S. Dis
trict court here, Judge Harry E.
Watkins said today. ,
Two pleaded innocent, and five
have yet to be arraigned by the
court. Among those pleading gull
ty to violation of sugar regulations
was Quillian N. Faulkner OF Burl-
triton, N. c.
The Belgian Congo does about
$50, 900, 900 worth Of business with
the United States annually.