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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20


ma potnike. Cd vseh strani Sc
ponujajo, da hi nosili prtljago,
najeli taksi, nash hotel. To so
sami ljudje, XII Sc prezivljajo S
priloznostnim zasluzkom.
Med splosnim direndajem,
kriki in zmerjanjem, gremo po
ozki, precni ulici, pridemo v
drugo, tretjo. v Istambulu nj
kar ne iscete ravnih ulic. Tu so
vse ulice ozke, vijugaste, S Gu
dovitimi ovinki.
Cd Bizanca Sc je ohranilo
m alo sledov; razdejane trd-
njavske stene in stolpi, stebri-
ci vodovoda, podzemeljski vod-
maxi in cerkev sv. Sofije, pre-
delana v mosejo. Ia prekrasni
spomenik arhitekture je nepri-
merno lepsi cd Sulejmanove ali
moseje sultana Ahmeta, XII so
jo zgradili Turki pozneje z oeit-
MIN namenom, da bi razkos-
jem prekosili cerkev sv. Sofi-
je.
Il starih okrajev mesta pri-
demo v glavno ulico y Pera.
Tu je mnogo svetlobe in trgo-
vim. Po izlozbenih oknih vidis
ma blagu etikete "Aurupa', kar
pomeni ''Evropa'', poudarjajoc
njegovo evropsko poreklo. TIE
etikete prevladujejo mad vsemi
drugimi vrstami reklame.
Omalovazevanje industrijskih
izdelkov, izdelanih doma, in
obozevanje tujega blaga, je zna-
Gina poteza Turcije. Dobra po-
lovica vseh industrijskih izdel-
kov prihaja v Turcijo il ino-
zemstva v zameno "a izvoz to-
baka, rozin, poljedelskih proiz-
vodov in kromove rude. Ekono-
mia dezele je v podrejenem
polozaju. Pred vojno je bila od-
visna cd Nemcije, ma katero je
odpadlo mad SO odst. turskega
uvoza. Nemeija je zalagala tur-
Ski trg z industrijskimi izdelki
galanterijo, otroskimi igracami
uvazala pa je v zameno poljske
pridelke, volno, bombaz in dru.
ge surovine. Manic je odpadlc
do 40 odst. vsega izvoza Turci'
je. Ma Anglijo in Ameriko pa
8-14 odst.
Med vojno je Turcija Sc we'd
no zalagala Nemcijo poljski
mi pridelki in vojnimi surovi
nami, "a nemske industrijske H.
delke pa je placevala fantastic
ne Gene.
Ia povezanost turske ekono
mije z Nemcijo in politika Sa
radzoglove Wade, XII je namest(
borbe proti narascanju cen ape
lirala ma vest trgovcev in sams
dvigala Gene blaga drzavnegt
monopola, kakor ma primel
sladkorja, je povzrocila resn'
ekonomske tezave, obcutno po
drazitev zivljenja in spekulaci
|. jo. Turcija, XII je izgubila svoje
ga bivsega partnerja, je nasl'
po vojni v osebi Anglije il
Amerike nova pokrovitelja. Pc
leg blaga Z etiketo "Apurupa''
so Sc pojavile tipizirane nareje
ne obleke, cowbojke razne ga
lanterijske drobnarije z etike
to "Amerika". In cello paglavcj
XII prodajajo po ulicah glavnike
kremo "a cevlje, zaponke il
drugo drobnarijo, kriee hripa
vimi glasovi: "Aurupa" a.
"Amerika", da bi privabili kup
ce.
Brz ko zavijes il praznicn
ulice Pera v katero koli stran
sko ulico, ali v okraj Galata IL
CINE svetloba in pestrost barv
umazane, ozke ulice kupi sme
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20

ii pred hisami, smrad, kar po,
ulicah obeseno perilo, prepiri
sosedov, klici trgovcev, gruce
razcapanih, umazanih otrok, XII
prosjaeijo, mnozica beracev,
vsiljivih in zahtevnih.
v Galati je mnogo kavarn,
majhnih, z umazanimi mizicami
in zeleznimi stolcki pod leseni-
mi napusci, kamor Sc zatekajo
ljudje pred soncem. Oh hripa-
viii zvokih radia, srebajo Tur-
XII IL majhnih skodelic svojo
tradicionalno pijaeo - gosto
crno kavo. Zavili smo v emo
tako kavarno. Tu govore dra-
ginji, o cenah fizola in graha,.
XII sta osnovna hrana turskega
prebivalstva, in tho, bojec Sc
policije, zabavljajo ma vlado.
Cez Zlati Rog vozijo ladjice.
Vkrcali smo sc pri mostu in pri-
spell po ovinkih cez zaliv cd po-
stajalis6a do postajalisca ma
cilj. Ladjica je bila polna delav-
cev, malih obrtnikov. Tu ne 60
vore o blagu etiketami "Au-
rupa" ali "Amerika". I'll ljudje
imajo druge skrbi. Turkinja to-
Ii sosedi, da nina denarja "a
obed in da ne We, kaj bi dala
druzini jesti. Druga pravi, da ne
more posiljati sina v Solo, ker
nina cevljev.
Star Turk kaze sosedom kari
katuro v reviji, kjer je izracu-
nano, koliko fizola je treba po-
sejati in koliko delavnih dni
zrtvovati, da lahko kupijo v
inozemstvu emo locomotive. Ste
vifke so pravljicne.
Skupina delavcev obravnava
vprasanje zadnjega znizanja
mezd v tovarni. Mlada delavka
Sc pritozuje tovarisici, da ne
more vec delati ponoci, v izme-
nj po II ur - proti jutru Sc cd
izcrpanosti zgrudi.
Ma parniku nj veselih obra-
, zov, nasmejane mladine nj vi
deti. Tu je samo stiska, beda,
godrnjanje nezadovoljnezev. Tu
sc spominjajo Ataturka, XII 81 je
prizadeval, da bi dezelo resil od-
visnosti cd inozemstva in razvi]
domaco industrijo.
Beda vlada tudi v delavskik
okrajih, XII meje ma Zlati Rog
nagnjene hisice, kolibe, prah, na
pol nagi otroci S koscenimi obra
: ri in nabreklimi trebuhi. Poglec
ma te ulice je zalosten.
Ma obali Zlatega Roga leze
kupi starega zelezja, vines pa
stole majhne delavnice, mlini
tovarne. Tu SO tudi pusce in po
, kopalisca. Voda smrdi po gnilo
, hi. Vse to napravi tako zalo
:, sten Wits, da cloveku nehote 81
, ne v glavo misel: Zlati Rog j
prelepo ime "a ia zaliv, boil
pravilno bi bilo imenovati gs
"Rog revscine".
ze ma prvem koraku prese
nett cloveka v Istambulu neso
razmerje med zivljenskim stan
dardom delovnega prebivalstv;
in trgovcev, lastnikov podjetij
kapitalistov.
: Eden izmed princevih otoko7
i, sc imenuje Bujuk-ada. V cas-
:, sultanov so ma tenn otoku v 20
n polni izolaciji ziveli princi. Izo
y lirali so jih zato, da ne bi prisl
Ii v izkusnjavo, da bi nasiln'
j. strmoglavili oblast in zased]
prestol svojega oceta. Taksn
e so bile takrat razunere. Zda
l. live ma otoku Bujuk-ada last
= niki trgovin ma Pera, kjer j
=: razstavljeno blago z etiketam
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
Locitev zakOna

LOcitev ZakOna
Sodnik: "Gospa, innate Sc ka-
ke posebne zelje?'
Gospa: "Da! Najljubse bi mi
bilo, da Sc otroci priznajo mole
mu mozu, avto pa meni!"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-24

If a quarter is inserted, four
nickels are returned. If the
machine runs out of nickels
for change, a ''Use Nickels On
ly" lamp goes on.
The sterilized dispensing
chamber is guarded by the
rays of a Westinghouse-devel-
oped germicidal lamp that is
deadly to bacteria.
The machine is also a super
sleuth. Every coin it receives
is instantly checked by a slug
reflector mechanism for correct
diameter, thickness, weight,
magnetic properties, holes and
bounce.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-24
ROBOT DRINK VENDOR

A robot drink vendor, a
machine that gives a customer
change for his dime or quarter
as it automatically serves up
cold coke in cups, was an
nounced by the Westinghouse
Electric Corp. and the Coca
Cola Co.
Here's how it works: When
a customer inserts a coin a pa
per cup takes it's position in a
completed y-enclosed chamber.
Measured amounts of syrup
and carbonated water are dis
pensed into the cup under
pressure, automatically mixing
the drink. The customer then
lifts a small glass window, and
as he removes the filled cup,
the window slides back into
place leaving the machine
ready for the next purchase.
The vendor accepts nickels,
dimes or quarters. If a dime
is inserted, an automatic
changemaker returns nickel.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-24
fife TheOCrat
CHRISTIAN BAPTISM BY TRIUNE IMMERSION
Matthew 28:l62O
Prepared by Anton Da the Christian Catholic Church
Headquarters Zion, Illinois

was the all but universal rule
of the church in the early
times" - Smith and Chez
than A Dictionary Of Chris
tan Antiquities.
The first one to depart from
this practice was Eunomius,
the Arian.
According to the fiftieth
apostolic Canon, the Bishop
or Presbyter, who baptized
with ONE immersion, was
ordered deposed." -McClin-
took and Strong, Cyclopedia
of Biblical Theological Ec-
clesiastical Literature.
It was not until the Council
of Toledo in Spain, held in 633
AID. that the Spanish churches
declared ''the legitimacy of
single Immersion"
III IMPORTANT INSTANCES
OF CHRISTIAN BAPTISM
IN THE EARLY CHURCH.
Acts :37-41; 8:26-40; 9:
10, 10; :44-48; 16: IA,
Is, 30-33.
The first instance of Bap-
tism being performed in the
Church was on the Day of Pen
tecost, when Peter gave the
command: Repent, and be
baptized every one of you in
the Name of Jesus Christ, for
the remission of sins, and We
shall receive the gift of the
Holy Spirit" Acts 2:38.
Another instance is of the
eunuch who was baptized by
Philip as he returned to Ethio-
pia from Jerusalem. The Holy
Spirit moved upon Philip to
lead the eunuch to Christ and
finally the eunuch's faith was
sealed, both going "down into
the WATER where Philip bap-
tized him. (Acts 8:26-40).
A remarkable instance of
Baptism is that of Saul of Tar
sus, who was baptized after
being brought to Damascus fol-
lowing his wonderful CONVEX
sion. (Acts 9:18, 1917.
HAVE YOU GIVEN YOUR
SELF WHOLE-HEARTEDLY
TO CHRIST JESUS AND
HAVE YOU OBEYED HIS
COMMAND BY BEING BAP-
TIED BY TRIUNE INNER
SION?
These weekly Bible lessons, punch
ed for loose leaf folder, may be OBJ
tainad hy m all for 81 00 q vaar
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-24
ELECTRIC COOKING BIRTH
1910

Practical household cooking
by electricity began as far
back as 1910 when the electric
range was introduced. The
electric rooster, developed
about 1880, broadened the
electric cooking and baking
field.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-24
RE: YOUR PROFIT
SHARING BENEFITS

PLEASE ALWAYS REMEM-
Der THAT YOUR PROFIT
SHARING BENEFITS RE-
QUIRE YOUR CONSTANT
ATTENDANCE.
Do not lose any one years
benefits.
Absences that may be due to vaca-
tions, brief absences due to illness,
temporary lay-offs or leave-ofab
sences for other reasons granted in
writing by the Company and approx
ed by the Board of Trustees of the
Profit Sharing Plan will enable you
to keep your current years benefits:
BUT ABSENCES DUE TO
ANY OTHER CAUSE OR
R E A S ON WHATSOEVER
shall, (unless otherwise deter
mined by the Company and
the Trustees of the Zion Pro-
fit Sharing Plan), result in loss
of at least the current years
participation in the Plan.
ZION INDUSTRIES, INC.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-24

Baptism is a very important
Ordinance which every follow
er of Jesus should observe. It
is not left to the choice of the
individual as to whether Bap-
tism is necessary although it
is true that God allows each
one to choose for himself whe-
Their or not he is ready and
willing to obey Gods COM
mands. When once the individ-
ual has resolved to do the will
of God, all that is necessary
is to obey His command. This
lesson emphasizes the import
ance of every child of God
obeying in Baptism, and of be-
ing baptized in the Name of
the Father, and of the Son, and
of the Holy Spirit.
I CHRIST'S COMMAND TO
BAPTIZE INCLUDED IN
THE GREAT COMMITS
SION. Matthew 28:16-2O;
Matthew 3:7-17; John 3 Il
8; TIT; 14:21; Romans
16:25-27; I Corinthians 1:
1918; Colossians 1:14-18.
Jesus stated in the Great
Commission that His messen-
gers were to go into the world
and teach all nations. The first
thing recorded of Jesus minis
try as He went about all Cali
lee, is TEACHING, making
known to the people the will,
and the plan and purpose of
God. After the people have
been sufficiently taught Gods
plan of redemption, they are
to be baptized I'm THE NAME
OF THE FATHER, AND OF
THE SON, AND OF THE
HOLY SPIRIT" Some have
not obeyed this important COM
mand because they feel un-
worthy of being baptized un-
til they have had a broader
Christian experience. Take
special note, Jesus did not state
that all the teaching on the
subject was to be received be-
fore Baptism, but He made it
perfectly plain that after one
has received sufficient teach
ing to understand the meaning
of the Christian life, Baptism
should be the next step, realiz-
ing that after Baptism still fur
Their teaching is necessary.
The word "disciple" means
a learner. Jesus is the great
Teacher. He said "Come unto
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-24

Me" and LEARN of Me-" Jesus,
Himself, observed the Ordin-
ance of Baptism when He be-
gan His public ministry. John
protested, but Jesus said, "It
becometh us to fulfill all right
eousness," and therefore He
was willing to place Himself
in the class with sinners who
came to John confessing their
sins. Jesus stood at the ford
of the River Jordan as the
great Sin Bearer, and it was
necessary for Him to be bur-
led in the waters of the Jor-
dan, thus signifying His cru
cifixion and death. Not only
does Baptism mean that the
sinner has repented of his sins,
but also that a new life of
righteousness has begun. Je-
sus, representing Israel, by His
Baptism gave a definite token
of IsraeRs regeneration and
conversion. Not only was Jesus
buried in the water, but He
rose up out of the water, signi-
flying the resurrection to a new
life made possibly by His own
Resurrection from among the
dead.
II THE TESTIMONY OF
CHURCH HISTORY TO
TRIUNE IMMERSION.
There has been so much err
roneous teaching on the sub
ject of Baptism that it is we'll
to carefully study the method.
Sprinkling and pouring water
upon an infant or adult can
not pass as Baptism because
the action has to be asserted
of the candidate. There is only
one way to obey the command
of Christ in Baptism and that
is to be immersed three times,
once into each of the three
names of the Triune God.
It is a fact known to every
scholar that for seven centuries
no form of Baptism other than
Triune Immersion was practic-
ed by the Church. To substan-
tiate this claim we cite the fol-
lowing authorities:
"Triune Baptism consisted in
the threefold immersion of
the candidate" THE Schaff
Herzog Cyclopedia of Reli-
gious knowledge.
triple Immersion, that is
thrice dipping the head
while standing in the water
IF Ol1artar ic ipcor+oJ -fon
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21

Workers in the United States
lest approximately 5000, 900 days
in 1884 through strikes and lock-
outs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
Winter Looms

: ABOARD THE MT. OLYMPUS,
Feb. 20-PH The sun at Little
America will give it's first warning
wink tonight of the approaching
Antarctic winter.
For about an hour the lower tip
of the sun will dip below the hori-
zon in the Southern sky. Then on
Friday night will come the first
full-fledged sunset, with the entire
sun sinking from view for an hour
and a half, starting about II p. m.
If the skies are clear, pink hues
may be cast over the endless snow
fields, which for months have been
bathed in brilliant white.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
Kissing Champion Baked
In New Hollywood Role

across the country who currently
are being kissed by the luscious
Miss Totter. Twice nightly, matt
nees Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Audrey osculates cr~oss-country in
the spine-chilling Lady in the
Lake" The camera takes the part
of Robert Montgomery, so every
time Audrey kisses Robert she
kisses the movie fan, too.
THAT took a lot of serious con-
centration," Miss T. told us, "to
give the impression Of being kissed
when I wasn't. In fact, I worked
up quite a talent at that"
But does she get a chance 10 use
it? No sir. MGM, her home office,
loans Audrey to Warmers to play
a conniving other Woman who
doesn't get a single buss in "Un-
suspected"
Not only that, she gets bumped,
in the end, too, by Claude Rains.
81 look sexy anyway" grinned
Audrey, who did, in a slinky black
satin gown that was causing bug
eyed studio workers on the 'Un-
suspected" set to cough nervously.
"U1suspected" is a fancy who
dunit, which makes two in a row
for Totter and brings her right
back to where she started.
A couple of years ago Liz Aud
rey was the husky scream, the ter.
rified whimper, the pleading vic
tim of the radio mystery thrillers.
One day an MGM talent scout
perked up his ears at Audrey's
throbbing voice and raced to her
New York radio station to see if
the looks fitted the pipes. They did.
MGM was happy with Audrey's
blonde hair, blue eyes and hour
glass shape. But the studio recoiled
shaking at the name.
"They wanted, to change it." said
Miss Totter. THAT burned me up.
Some people still get it wrong. I've
been called Trotter and Otter and
Potter"
The last straw. she said, was
when some wag suggested she star
with actor Bill Teeter in a picture.
"By golly," snapped Miss T.,
"I'n make everyone learn that
name if it's the last thing I do"
MGM since has given up and de-
cided if she car stand it they can.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
ANOTHER BROTHER
SURRENDERS HERE
ATU Agents Sill Seek Two
Othe- Fender County
Negroes

James Joker" Pickett, one OF
three Fender county Negro
brothers for whom arrest warrants
were sworn out on charges OF
illegal operation of a whisky stlll'
Yesterday turned himself over 10
local authorities.
Two of his brothers. Claude and
Thomas, remain inexperienced.
The fourth brother, Clarence. was
arrested on Tuesday and was re-
leased under bond for appearance
at a hearing before j. Douglas
Taylor, U. S. Commissioner. this
morning.
Joker was released yesterday
under $500 bond for appearance al
the Spring term of Federal court,
following hearing before Taylor.
Local ATU agents yesterday re-
confiscated one of the mules re-
portedly used to haul the whisky.
but as yet have been unable to
relocate the wagon. The mule is
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
JAIL ESCAPEE
CAUGHT ON HIGHWAY
NEAR MADISON LINE

MADISON, Feb. 20 = (P = The
third of a trio of long term con-
yicts who escaped from a Sandy
Ridge prison camp last December
4, by kidnapping a truck driver
was captured last night on high
way IS eight miles from here.
He is Tom Bullins, "a, Rocking
ham county. Charges of escaping
and kidnapping were Immediately
lodged against him and he was
placed in Rockingham county jail
at Wentworth.
Bullin's two companions in the
escape were William Edward
Shoaf, rs Forsyth county, and Jeff
Willie Meeks %. Rockingham
county. They were captured near
ReldSvllle a few days after their
escape. For his part in the break,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
No Comment

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 - up -
Rep. Doughton (D-NC) said today
that "when l get ready to talk
about running, I'll tell the press.
I'll issue a statement"
"Until then" he told a reporter.
II will have no comment"
He referred to a story in the
Hickory, N. c., Record, yesterday
saying reliable sources reported
he will not be a candidate for re-
election in 1913.
Members of his family have said
he has threatened to quit Congress
for his Laurel Springs, N. c., farm
every year since he came here SO
years ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
Do Coughing
Spells Due to
q Cold Rob
You Of Sleep?
Then Try This Famous Comedian
Cough Medicine - Quickly
Ecse thof Wruekinq Cough

When your cold brings on q nasty trouble.
some cough, especially at night, spend 43
cents at any drug store for . bottle Of
BUCKLEY'S CANADIOL MIXTURE -
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Mast all Canada know. BUCKLEY'S-folks
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
One
Remove harmful Impurities

Q Backache, loss of the old pep. getting up
nights. and headache are often caused by
nothing more than improper kidney &C
ton due to excess acid in the urine. The
kidneys are one of Natures ways Of re-
moving impurities from the blood. And
when these impurities back up, trouble
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So if you have these troubles, give your
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Made of 10 herbs, roots, vegetables, INK
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
HARDY VINES

Three-year-old hardy vines
in a choice Of colors> and
varieties including wisteria,
honeysuckle, B n ivy,
Clematis and others.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21

Futrelle's Pharmacy
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
NEWS
ARRIVED
Freighter

ACASAsSA
DUTCH S. S. Gordias from
Haiti with cargo of logs. Whining
ton Shipping company, agents.
Tanker
S S. Pure Oil from Norfolk
with cargo of gasoline. Cape Fear
Terminal, agent.
IN PORT
Liberty Ship
S. S. George Bellows being re-
fitted for voyage at the Whining
ton Terminal docks.
INWARD BOUND
Tanker
S S. Ferguson from Norfolk
with cargo of gasoline for the Ma
tional Oil company. Due Satur'
day.
S. S. North Point from Savannah
with cargo of petroleum products.
Cape Fear Terminal, agent.
Tug
Great Isaac with S. S. Kowel
under tow, from New York. Z. d.
Maffitt. agent.
CLEARED AND SAILED
Tanker
s. S. Bennington sailed after I'M
loading cargo of gasoline for the
Shell Oil company.
Motor Vessel
NJ. V. A. C. Dodd after unload
ing kerosene for the Atlantic Re-
filming company.
Liberty Ship
S. S. Jubal A. Early left for
Charleston under tow of the tug
Pldgeon Point.
S. S. William J. Fargo from the
Basin to Savannah under
tow of the tug Christine Moran.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
BY Dime MOSBY
United Press Hollywood
Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 20 - UD
There's nothing hotter'n Totter.
Audrey's the curviest new star to
burn the celluloid and she holds
the record, if you please, of having
kissed the most men in America.
So what happens? She finds ner-
self in a picture where she doesn't
smack anybody. Not once.
This is going to be tough on the
thousands of balmy-eyed males
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21

now in Mooretown, as agents E. N.
Plate. George F. Steptoe. and Lon
Howe. were unable to get him TO
Wilmington without the wagon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
HUGE FIRE LOSS

Value of property lost through
fires in the United States in 1916
was enough to buy sufficient cleo
trical power to supply all the cleo
trio railway and trolley lines in
the nation for 10 years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21

Shoaf on December Is was sentenc-
ed to serve IS to 20 years in state
prison after he pleaded guilty of
kidnapping and larceny of a state
truck.
Since his capture Meeks has
been hospitalized at Central
prison, Raleigh.