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Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
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M11blngtott - VltnDesrldter Y.
9(Ian WolOsboron9b ipeigerte iid, 6ie
Ocu @rubenarbeiter 8erbano dlti
erIegtc Strafe BON $3.500,0OO 81
reon5iereil ~ menigitens %einihpeiIen
nidt - unO erfl1rte, eS I1get 8e.
weiie Oaiiir Dor, DAB Sobn g. 9epis
Die Grploiion 1T GeiitraIid OG3lt be.
nust babe, UNI eiiien neiieli 8rlt6en.
itrcif Berau5ubei6lporen. Ser AidJ.
ter ueridob sic grleOisung ser 5Sfa-
&c auf oen "a. Mpril uno beluerfte,
er fonne nod 1id1t ie6er tpie er IeIbIt
baum Die ReOltTtiou Der Strafe BE
mtIligen fonne.
Sic LINTON bat SIC $3.50O,00O Bin.
terlc9t, erlan9te aber I'M Gber6un.
ocs9eriht am 6. Mdr5 cine Neoltf.
ton Don 81, 100000 inter ser Sc
oiitBair5, oe5 itoer StrtiFpldn 9e.
gen sic uon SCR Hegier1lug betriebe.
men 3eden falIen gelaiien miro.
@oIOsboroug9 crflGrte, QcDiS mo
Die Union bdtten nidlt ge3eigt, 0aB
Tie 0em G6erbunoes @eridjt ge6or.
den molten uno 2eipis Iel6it ia.
Sc aeinc duberit miBadtenoe Sol
titllg gegea Die @eridlte eingenom-
men,
Die 8sruirruHg III ser aoblenin.
ouitrie bat iidJ init Dem 8efulo nidt
geheiiert. 6unoerte 0on @rllben Ia.
gen 6ellte nod till. iei Is, OaB iie
ans neutrality-suspicious. bon Ser Ne-
gierung IeGbit 9eidIoiien mnr0emiei
e8, ooB iid) sic glrbeiter meigerten,
3ur Nrbcit 3uriid5ufebren. Die Ge-
qicrung erft1rte, oab meitere $4,000
Arbeiter 3uriifgefe6rt ieietl. 9tinl
bette lie Die Iagesprooltftion im
acknowledgements auf cine MiIlion
Gonte geid)1et, 9egen Die RormoI-
pro0uftion bon 100000 Ronnen,
1uGbreno Ole iebige Y~ro0uftion H.
215,200 Gonlen ~betragen 6oben ioIl.
Iui allie 6Glle mar ole GrfIGrung
oeS Rihters cin leiler Sblag gegell
2epis, Dem altdg BON Dem Snnenie-
fretdr SilliuS &rug III eilem Der
Dor oes Senats ein Sdlog ocriebt
wnr0e. 2eluis bate &riig iiir Die Or
pIoiion uercntTuortlid gemadt, inio
berte erfldrte &rlig, 0nB Der Slider.
beitsreforo Der Union in Der Gentrd.
Tia 3ede ie1r Uiel 5t fpiiltiden
ii6riglaiie. ST mari i9r it1noiQe
Nadl1iiigfeit Dor tno mics uuI ole
geItlmmung inn aoitraft bin, lttlter
welder i'd ole Arbeiter metgern fGn-
men, in elmer unii1eren Brube an ar
beiten. audl i'm @eriht bate SiLf5 :
8enerolanwGIt Sonnett oieien 8nnft
ange5ogCn, p1breno Ole g(np1lte Der
Union lid oarouf berieien, oaB ser
Snneniefretdr ieI6lt 5t8 3eden aus
StferbeitSgriinOen lhiieBen mltBfe.
Sonnett 6eontrn9te oie Iertagung
Der Gntideioung, neil sic 8ro0ut,
ton ieif DEM 81. MGr5 melt 6inter
SEM NormafItano 5uriidgc6Iieben iei
uno Die Regierung iif) nod niht
ocriiber flar lei Oh QetpiS Dem Sc.
r~idtsmanoot nadleefomnirn lit.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
8ritc bcNamcrtc 2ITcral
IN sen Per. Staten

9onoon - Sin 8eiitLidpr Ser eng
liiden @ohfirhe, luelder fiir8Iid oie
gereinigten Stnnten beiufte, err
ons @etrngen Ser olnerifnni.
ihen Sttl0enten lei abe0ouerhstpert@
Der @eidIedts1erfebr 5toiiden Sigh
ShooI , @eiufern lit redt nI[ge-
meitt, bebauptete Aep. Brian Green.
0end ieinen Shdsungen bnber 9O%
Der mannlideir uno 1919 Ser neibs
8einder Scr Stoatsuniberii-
taten unebelide @eldledtsbe8iebnn.
gen.
Ger Beiitlid}c modt in grobem
oafiir Sic aemeiniMGftlide or.
3iebuns Ser @eidIedter perontnort-
Iidl Die es in GnqlnnO nift gibt.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
Ssnutoren hysteriseh,
sust Wallace

9otoou - 5ctrD ". @aIIcce griii
mieOerim Sic auBcnpolitit Ser Der.
Stuaten an. Gr tat Otes in elmer An-
ipradje iiber SEN eulliiden Rruo-
ianf, sic .9g@". ser ungeiGbr 10
MSimiten oanertc. 8orber hattie or
cine oiieutIide @eSc III 2iucrpooI ge-
Aalteit, sic lid nit Dem 9lsihcn
Sroblem belh6Itigte.
Sn ieiuer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
prizes gSolIece Er1itoent 6ranfIin 9.
RooiCueIt ltno beoalierte, ooB iein
@erf bon Scr ietigcn Bui0eSregics
rltng nidt mciter9enibrt miiroe. Sic
0al5e 8elt bat Elm 'lleiu oel' n0tig,
10 rief ct ans. ,,ltno es miro feinen
6ricScn 1eben, bis mic 0ieIen Goben."
glltd mari Ell Den Senntoren Die
feline uorberigcn Ge0en in gngIano
fritiiicrt bo6cn Sbiterie Dor. S6ein-
bcr bdttcu oiCie Seuutorcn 6oS Gm-
pfitocn oaB sic II. 2. iidJ wirflid)
idon nit 2nBIono im &riege be-
f1uoet. Aber wCnn 0aS ser Sail ipd-
re, Damn fonne or ais trClter Stats
biir0er Der Il. Q. nidlt 5u sen eng
ldnoern recon.
M16reno @olloce in 9%ioerpool Dor
1000 &erionen iprad, iddtt man,
oei5 Is MiIlionen 3uborer lire Ho-
bios qtf Inn einItel[ten. Gr betnnte,
0aB england uno sic II. 3. onrtb
fonItruftioe 3uIommerarbeit oas
ErobIem oeS 9laben Giteu8 loien
t0nnten ltno SAB 0rourd) iyb gleidl-
3eitig nele @eae iiir cine 3uiammen-
drbeit nit HuBlnno 0finen miirOen.
Nnoerleit8 erfIGrte @alIace, oaB
&uBlono iatt gerau 10 uicl Grpau-
iionisnpS 5ei1e, lbic @nglonb es
irilber getan b1tte lino bic II. 9. eS
nod i'm EG5ifiF nno III nnocrm Sc
bieten tdten.
@aIbington geridte, baB 4rG-
iioent truman plant, oas 8ebiet Der
9pei 9arteien 3%uiommenarbeit
in 5roaen ser AuBenpoIitif nod mel
ter iii 5ieben, fiibrte 81 Spcfllatio-
men inter 0eu Serntorert, ob er nift
uielLeiht re4nibltfoniid)en @iinifen
9iednung trGgen uit0 @enrp u. gSnl-
Lace 9pegen ieiner &e0en in Gnglano
oeiaoouiercn milroe.
@}andeiter = Ssurp @alIace err
reuerte ieiten 9tnartff oitf oie bon
8r6Iiaeut truman ieingei9lagene
%n~terueiltionS +. Bolitif, uoie onroui
'b%inausldllft, ieoem 0iftator beijl-
ipriltgell Der sic oHtifomntnniitiihe
8lagge nit Dem 9otelfopf ouTgeSo-
zen bat 81 ingte, 0le Ser. Stoaten
ipurocu ,,Don Sol all Sol ulo pom
Roben Often bis ned Ghina atlT Den
8es See riifiihtsloien SmperialiS-
mus" getrieben uno iubr tort:
u25O000OO Nmerifoner, Die fiir
&oOieoef geftimnt baben, tebell uno
orbeitelt nod in anlertfd, dber Die
brogrellioen @lenente baben bic
6ii9rlnig o~erIoren un0 iiuo geipalten
mo Sic 2ontroIIe Der &egieriing
rifbt iebt IN Sen @1ruSen bon Man-
nerlt Sic glcllben, ooB oie Ser. 9la-
iioilen 3nr Glunlodt 0eroamnt iinS.
sd nepne an, 6aB iid oieie 2elt-
te nod 0oron erinnert OaB 10000
600 8riien i0r 2eber fiir Den Sieg
ilber Die iaidlritiidc Gittatllr biu9es
gebel baben aber lie glcnben trob.
Dem OcB 8aifismus uno Som
mlnisntls Die gleihen l1ebcl lino."
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
Hcnry l)auncc lit
mirkt fir 3. partei

Stofe~Cna5re = 8or elmer Co
REORGANIZATION Ser II. 50. erflarte
&enrp ". 8nllace, oaB er ,,aIIer
@a9rideinlidfeit nad)4 feline brittle
8ortei in Sen G~creinieten 5taaten
aniiibren meroe. Sic ipiiroe ldm66-
lid geiflagen weroen, neriiderte er.
,Glber ibre @ilOung lit ni1t nm
mogIih.
Bauace meinte ieOof, Senator
CLAUDE 8epper, Ser Semofrat bon
8lorioa, mag iif pieIleif)t fir Elm
oerartigeS llnternebmen einieben. gr
'be5eidnete i'm ais ,einen iebr fetnen
liberalen Senntor.~
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
Fine Heirut Voice Of America"
mit Hindernissen missfuelIf EhrenbUru

@al5ingtou aeunet9 @ooo.
ltronl unO iciuc iuilge 6rou Slime
lieie, gaborrne Solt, aus @itter.
teidl iiuO Fltf Dent @eee nod Grod.
itou, Ntinn., nno Iie boben mir elmer
9mIeinimueu @uuidl: feineH Imts.
iditHmeI mebr.
Hidyt menjger ais Elm Sobr uer-
fIob, bis 6r1lIein Sold tbre @inrei,
ie Grtairbuis mad ben Ser. Stooter
6efam elm So1r, inoem enOIoic
griefc mo @eiilde ltn0 6erngeiprG.
dye pom Stopel geIaiien pllr0pn Gin
SSobr, in Sem @ooOItrom lih nit iei.
nent 2l6georoneten @Ggen aus Min.
ncioto, nit Dem 9luBenminiiterium
Dem 0eiitihen 3oniltI IN DeutI1lon0
itrS onoeren 9ienIttelIen immer wie.
Ser in Ger6inoung iebeu mirBte.
8ooOitrom mar Gbergefreiter. ais
CT nit einer ser erlten Gin6eiten sen
@iubruh in ser Iornlouoie mitmadl.
tc. 9nnn mar er 0tilit6rpoIi5iit inn
9emtlmg@5eere lun0 Tie brad)te Sen
&riegSgefaltgenen Giien. gls einige
SolOcten o3uoringlid~ muroen bali
er iDr; Oollah iaben lie iid b1uiig.
gllS er NbiAieo ua5rt. Inn mad Solt.
ie 5ltriid5ltfebren, oerlprof er, oaB CT
lie iofort beriiberfommen lnlIen mir
&c uuO 6oB tie Damn gleidl beirotcn
miiroen.
Gr bielt ieine @erIpredeu - TO-
melt es Glf i'm aHfotn. 8eoor lie
fonmlen fonute. maBten crit einige
6ormnTare unterSeidnet meroen.
@oooitrom in6 lid Dor elmer uniiber.
IteiBbaren Mauer uno er bat Sen 9lb.
georoneten 6agen nm Silfe, 6ann
fam er ielbit nad) @aibington, Inn
OoS alBenminiiteriltm al Der Seneb-
migung 81 bepcgen.
Moncte uergineen uno side
S9riftitide freu5ten Den AtIantif
~ d6er INNER Die0er fam etruas ans
0eres. Gas AuBenminiIterium CAB
ihIieBIi6 ieiueu Segen. 4ber Sic
allsreile aus DelitidIano febIte nod,
uno oas ooilerte tpeitere 5tuei Mona-
te.
SbIieBlid cher nabm ser 3itt
ollF Dem NmtsIhimmel elm Gtoe utto
Nnnelieie iIog BON 6ronffurt nab
Neru 9orf. Sort boIte tie @oOoitronl
bonn 6lltgpIas ob un0 lie oBen crit
etnnuol @fittog. Sic bemerfte oa5u:
u9as critic giien in 0etp gort NOR
iippiger ol5 oaS, mas mir Ionit sic
gon3e ISOLDE boben. I'D founte cs ein-
iad1 nidt allies aufeiien.@
Gam fntren Tie mad IaIbineton
lnO lie molten iih in ArIington,
8u., trouen leiIen: limo Euie6er
taiidte Der AmtsihimmeI auf. Gem
iie NOR mir 20 Sabre alt ulro nod
Dem @sieb bon Girginia bnudt lie
Sic GirmilIiguftg 6eS &oters. ScSbr
8etcr lit in ritiitlder @efnngeuiduft
unO iie fueib nod nidt einmul, Of
Gr nod lebt.
SogenS Sefret1rin, GaD .GbiIO,
5eigte Dem 5tanoesbeamten sen gan
gen 8ltit iuoil 6ormuIoren uno ga
piereilt aus 6enen aud 0ie GinauilIi=
9url8 Ser Weltter be%ruorging. Gas
batte Grfolg. Cine Stun0e fpGter
lpuren iie Mann inns 5rau. @ooO-
Itrolns @ltern paren babel un0 Tie
9a6en Dem Soar ibren Segen. Sic
8raltt dber iagte: sd per0e meinefl
Inge90rigen in GeutihIetlo Idrei-
ben, bon ben berrlihen Gingert,
Die i) bier in 9[merifo gele6en
babe ober ih peii3y 0oB Tie mir nidt
glaliben 4peroen. gs lit gang pie i'm
MGrdenla1r0 bier"
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
VerwuI-
ter des S~uurgebiets?

Mo8fau - Die Ser. Staeten un0
England nobmen Ole 6or0eriing
Sronfreid8 an oaB oa8 1888 Quo.
orctmeilelt 9roBe Snargebict nit lei.
ttrn 863, 900 @%iniuobneru uno ieineu
95DIcn9rubeu BON 6ranfreih bertuaI-
tet peroen lolI.
Ger omerifdniide Staatsiefret1r
idfitg Dor, 0dB Der MiniIterrat oieie
Sad)e e~rleoigen ioHte, MoIotoo b0r-
tie iif Dos an, iogte cine @eile fein
@ort mo ertldrte Bonn, oaB er iid
balls Oa5n ilBern merOe.
Sopobf Moriban ais aud geoil
manOten Iid gegen Die fron5oiiidt
5orOerltng, BOB audi 0aS 3ltbrgebiei
pom Geutidlano Iosgetrennt mer0er
iollte. Alld manOten lie ii6 geger
Sen 5meiten &ori6Iag, OaB entmeoer
Elm beIon0ere8 Regime fiir 0oS Rubr.
gcbiet geidaffen, ODER 0aB eS inter-
nntionuliiiert mepoen loIlte.
Gle fran56iilden 6oroerungen
mltroen bon oem NuBenminiiter
Georges 8iooltlt, lnterbreitet, Ser
aud Die uneb1dngigfeit oes 9f6ein-
Ial0S ~uerlangt bat. 8ebin le9nte oas
al, uno MarIboll gab 3u o~erlte9en,
6nB Die Ser. Staaten 0eratf niht
einge6en pollen.
gi0alilt perlangtp, ooB Ser 9elit
Der a~oblen5ed)en mo Der Stoblmer.
.fe Dal iene Rotionen iibertrogen
meroen iollte, Die gegen GeutI6Iono
gefdnpit baben.~ gr perlGngte oie
@rriftung zines beionOeren @ubr :
&egimes inter ser 4ontrolle oes
&ontrollrnt Ser Alliierten. altdl
@erIangte er, Dab ugeniigenoe mill,
tGriide Streitfr1fte oouerno i'm
Hbeinlan0 6lei6en iollten, llla eineu
5ltflnitigen 9tn9riff 3lt uer6iiten."
Molotou bat iid) itber oieie 5oroe-
run8en nid)t geduBert, ltfo Of er tie
billigen ooer petieren miro, mitB o6.
gemartet merOell. Sit er 9egen 0ie
frall5oiiife Hltbrforoerung, 0am
miro er es nit Sen frcn30Ifiden
&ommanilten b~eroerben. SIT er fiir
Die 6or0erung, oann miro er ole 0eut.
id]en &omnpunilten Dor ben @opf ito
Ben. Sc nndoem f0nnte er aud
Jrnnfreid) gan5 in oo3 Eager Der
BeItn1dte trei6en.
Dlari6all erflGrte, NaB Die @erei.
Stnaten ser lofortigen Inter.
TELLING 0eS SaargebietS unter iran
SDliIher 8erpoItung 5uItimmen, no.
6ranfreid ieire Preparations.
anlpriide entipredeno berunterleten
Or betonte, oGB er 6omit ons
meirts, iiber meldes i'm Su6r
1885 cine 8olfsobitimmung o6ge.
purOe, BEL uelder lid All.
l19 Stinmen fir sic Niidfebr 5lt
leutihlano erga6en, u16reno mr.
Stinimen gegen a~6gegeben
pltr0en.
8eoin erfldrte, SAB Sic QoStrcn-
lliilg oes Nubrgebigts 6i elmer Srre-
>enta fii6ren wiiroe. iin6 ole bette
acknowledgements gegen 9entIf.
'eno in Dem BON @aibington oorge.
gier- Mddte- Haft gu fin-
zen iei.
Ser 6ritii6e SlABeHwigiIter e.
ldrte, iuern eilliinl ruoies 4DeAtide
Birtihnfts ! Ginbeif errei6t lei,
am lper0e er bereit iein. cine Con.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18

trolCe Der <brinoiitrie uno bic Ser.
teiIutg ibrer 0%roouftion Otrdt Sen
&ontrollrat Der NIiierten ser iid)
oabci ser oelltiAen 3%eatroIGmter be.
Oicnt, oIl5tn-butell, ober oariiber 6iu-
CHS Sit 0ebeiL lei CT nidt erntddtigt.
Gr iogte, cS iei cine Sobe, Elm be.
ionocraS internationaleS 9fegime SIT
idjniien nm oas <brgebiet gu fon-
trollieren, uno GS lei cine unoere
Sade, sic 0eutid.n 0a3u 5i brin-
gen, inter einem ioldeu SDitem 81
drbeiten.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
Nic CT Is Derite6t

,&ater, aporun hei6en Sic gltben
bon Gnte[ Dear ale QLllgiit2"
.@ieio 1enn2@
Nra bnia iooh maeidriebens T@ir
bette 6cna23. Mlraliit 1reiuen
Sangen befommen."
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18

fort:
sd bofie, mir peroen nidlts
mebr bon G%entii6tngcn oes StaotS.
departments b0ren Die Me%gierutgen
bon 9lr0cntinicn uno Sparien SIT
iritr5cn, neil Oicie GeBicrithsei i'm
@ompf Gegen Ocn &ommltnismis Ell
ne ante QIrbeit ~leiiten. Sd 1ofie,
oaB Oie 8%cmiibunget oic RoteH sic
iih in uaiere Regierung eingaidli.
den 6abeH ntS5umer5en, ooranfom
men,"
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
oas MnIifainmer

nno Dies lit mein Wtu-
iif5inmer.
,,Mnnu, id iebe ia fem einsiges
MAtiifinitrument.
,,Stimmt aber bier bort man Ben
Gnufipreder meines Nadbnrn am
0altIi4iten.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-11
KILLED IN CYCLE ACCIDENT
EDENTON, June 10-U.R-Fu-

y. He is faced with a RESPONSE
bility that will require infinite
patience and consummate skill.
He will be related TO a group of
boys in a threefcld capacity, that
Of advisor, OF coach and Of friend.
Each OF the boys in the group
will express himself according to
his own temperament, previous
training, and desires, some will be
boys who have been sheltered at
home, others will be hungering for
attention and friendship, still
others will oe normal, happy
bundles of restless energy!"
The purpose of camp is to give
a camper more trends of value
when he leaves camp than when
he arrived. 1t becomes increasing
ly evident that the individuality of
the boy must be recognized.
The Wilmington YMCA Camp is
situated on White Lake, about 81
miles from Wilmington. Camp
starts June IS, ends June %. Boys
are going to enjoy two weeks of
healthful and safeful camping.
Boys that are not members OF
the local YMCA may enroll for
camp by paying a small additional
fee. ~ #iaas
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-11
Shades Of Blackboard;
Here's Another PuZZler

1t and two others, similar in
construction, were used to direct
artillery fire out over the ocean.
By triangulation the range of ap-
preaching enemy ships was pro-
cured, the Engineers explained.
Other chronicler contend it was
built before the Civil War and
after falling into a state of disre-
pair was put into condition and
used until the early part Of the
century.
J.. 1. Davis, IS, oldest active
member of the Southport Pilots
Association, knows for a ract the
tower was at one time a light
house, but not the kind used to
warn ships away from dangerous
rocks or reefs.
1t was the second Of two light
houses used to direct ships in over
The bar. At night the vessels lined
up the first light against the sec
ond and then moved in a direct
line toward them, making the
passage safely. he said.
The beam in the lighthouse was
furnished by a kerosene lamp.
Walker cared for the light for
many years before his dea:h.
Davis estimated the lighthouse
was about 70 years old and denied
it was used as a fire control tow
err.
Lighthouse or otherwise the
old building has served to stimu,
late the imagination Of many resi-
dents of the lower Cape Fear.
Perhaps the facts surrounding the
building is stronger than fiction
and that the colorful Blackboard
did use it's height to spot white
sails on the horizon and set out
from close by to capture a prize.
At present its ornamental sides
and and BRICK foundation
are familiar landmarks to passers-
by. It's Gingerbread" construc-
ton is similar to that OH many of
the other buildings at Fort Cas-
well, all dating to about the time
Of the Spanish-American War.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-11
WELCOME
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Continued From Page One)
greet Canada through a micro
phone raised by a radio man.
'I'm saying hello to Canada
right now," he said. I'm very,
very happy to-"
As the radio engineer beamed,
the President burst out laughing
a few minutes later when a small
boy in the crowd piped up:
Hey, is Margaret there?"
Women Wave
At the Presidents urging Mrs.
Truman and his blond daughter,
Margaret, came out on the plat
form to wave a greeting to the
crowd and pose for photographers.
Louis S. St. Laurent, secretary
Of state for external affairs, then
came aboard to extend a warm
welcome" to the President. He
was accompanied by Ray Ather-
ton, The American ambassador,
and W. H. Measures, Canadian
chief of protocol.
Upon the arrival at Island Park
Drive, Ottawa, the President and
his patty were met by the Cover
nor General and his wife, King,
Madame St. Laurent, Mrs. Ather-
ton. Hume Wrong, Canadian am
bassador to the United States, and
Stanley Lewis mayor Of Ottawa,
and Mrs. Lewis.
Boarding waiting cars, the Off
cial party then drove through
streets lined with cheering
thrCngs.
Guns Boom
Upon his arrival at Rideau gate
at the entrance to the government
grounds, a guard Of honor doomed
out a 21-gun salute.
Sleeping from his car, the Pres
ident, attired in gray : striped
trousers and black coat, made an
inspection OF the guard before 60
ing on to government house.
The President Interrupted his
rest long enough to 60 over to the
House of Commons to attend q
presentation of portraits of king
and former Prime Minister Sir
Robert Borden. to Commons.
NJ, o oo11 To. N-or,cuo~or Cnr1ion
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-11
SITTING
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Continued From Page One)
Dakotans snorted? Sitting Bull
was buried right here at Fort
Yates in CUR state, and he is still
here.
Rep. Case is out Of town. His
office staff is puzzled.
"All l know is what is in the
BILL" said his secretary, promis.
ing to investigate.
Killed In Fight
The only information he found
was that Sitting Bull was killed
Dec IS. 1890 in a fight with Indian
police on Bullhead Creek, near Nc
Laughlin.
A reporter took up the hunt
from there.
A girl at the Bureau Of Indian
Affairs said, well. all our rec
ords are in Chicago. An encyclo-
pedia? Oh no, l don't think we
have one.
"Try the Smithsonian. They
ought to know where he is"
A man at the Smithsonian look
ed through two biographies.
Lets see, it says here he had
two wives when he died. That
doesn't help much. Let's see. .
say. 1t doesn't tell here. Let me
dig up the dope for you and call
you back"
He called back promptly. Sitting
Bull, he said. was buried twice
both times at Fort Yates. When
he was buried IN the Indian Agen'
cy cemetery there, Indian pollce
objected. He was moved to tn
military cemetery. But still a
Fort Yates.
Up To Case
Then came a quick call to thu
Library OF Congress. to check OF
the Smithsonian. A man at the ii
brary asked for a few minutes tt
look it up. then reported: For
Yates"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-11
BY CARL CAHILL
Star Staff Writer

Shades of Edward Teach and
George Walker. Either n could
no doubt shed some light On the
history of an old structure located
in Brunswick county near the en-
trance to Fort Caswell.
Teach, known to historians,
school children and scenario writ
ers as Blackboard the Pirate, is
said to have used the tower-like
building as a lookout post to sight
ships laden with treasure.
Walker, who lived In Southport
before he died, was caretaker at
the tower when it was a light
house.
From persons more alive than
those two only an obscure history
of the tower can be cleaned. Lee
gends give the structure a roman
tic air. At times it has been, ac-
cording to newspapers and current
folklore, the Oldest lighthouse in
the United States. SO old in fact,
that its history does not reach
back to its period of construction
Again it was used by Blackboard
to sight ships to prey upon.
The government, n person said
traced the history back 240 years.
That placed it at 1907, some II
years before Blackboard was trap
ped and killed by the English on
November %, 1718 off the Carolina
Coast.
But the U. S. Corps Of En-
gineers in the Custom House hold
little store by these tales. After
hauling out maps and charts OF
Fort Caswell and the lower Cape
Fear River they arrived at the
conclusion it was nothing more
than a fire control tower-ard an
auxiliary n at that.
1t was constructed in about
1895, shortly before the Spanish
American war, they said. At most
it couldn't be more than 70 years
ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-11
MEAT
CONTINUED From Page One)

dressed beef carcasses up 2 IL 10
4 cents a pound over a month ago,
which could account for retail III
creases of up to 10 cents or more
on popular ard scarce cuts. Local
scarcity was described as an ad-
di-ional boost factor.
The department said good whole
sale dressed beef was quoted today
at 4O-4l cents a pound per hun
dredweight, 1888 two weeks ago,
and 1888 IL on May ID; d
veal today 1888 cents a pound
1888 May 27, and 34-30 May 10;
pork ioin 50-52 today and 52-53 on
May 13 and q.
Export Buying
within the last few we e k
agents of buyers in England, Ger
many, Poland. Belgium, Holland
and France and other countries in
that part of Europe have been
buying everything they can get in
slaughtered meat, and they a r e
paying up 10 four cents a pound
more than American buyers are
willing to pay.
This is the principal cause OF
the rising retail prices OF the past
week or two in this country.
In Chicago, however, the Amerl-
can Meat institute said there was
virtually no direct meat buying by
European agents. The institute
added that a free market in expor'
meat did not exist inasmuch az
shipments were regulated by U. S,
Department of agriculture export
ALLEGATIONS.
A spokesman for Swift and co.
in Chicago said the government
restricts quotas and bids by for
eign purchasers to levels that are
supposed not to disturb the DOM
este market.
In Washington it was learned
from the USDA that there had
been no change in the size OF meat
ALLEGATIONS. ALLEGATIONS tor the cur
rent quarter equal approximately
II days U. S. production.
Officials added it was possible
some deals are being made in an
ticipation of possible ending OF ex-
port controls July /. Legislation to
extend controls is pending in Con-
gress.
One tradesnan pointed to the
recent rise in feed grains as a
prominent factor behind the in
crease in retail meal prices. Con-
surner income is still at a record
high, he added. and many people
arc willing to pay the increases.
He noted, however, signs OF con-
sumer resistance, particularly in
concern over the amount OF meal
purchased.