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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04
LILIENTHAL ZMAGAL
" PRVI PREIZKUSNJI v
SENATNI ZBORNICI
WASHINGTON . o,-;Io

WASHINGTON, 8. aprila
- David e. Lilienthal .ie
uspesno prestal prva preiz-
kusnjo v bitki "a pfedsed-
nistvo komisije "a atomsko
kontrolo, ko je- senat danes
z 81 glasovi proti 50 odbil
predlOg, da sc zadeva ME-
gOvega imenovanja vrne
odseku v ponoven pretres.
Predlog, XII bi bill vrgeI
move zavire ma pot Lilien-
thalovemu imenovanju, je
stavil republikanski senator
j hn w. Bricker il drzave
Ohio.
Senatni odsek "a atom
sko energijo je prvotno Ii
ienthala OdobriI z osmimi
glasovi proti enemu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04
Jugoslavija poslala " Moskvo
mocno delegacijo, XII Sc bo bo-
rila "a prikljucitev Koro$ke

MOSKVA, l. aprila-Jugoslovanska vlada, XII je pred
oza svoe zahteve priklucitev JUNE Koroske Jugo
slavi je poslaa Moskvo mocno delegacio XII bo bo
rila "a ellie, oznacene zahtevah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04

III SlceI ZdIdul
povedal, da DO dovoljeno O:
XII jih drzava obratuje, da pc
nedeljek, ko Sc DO koncala
garjev.
John L. Lewis je ma ukaz no.
tranjega tajnika podal sledeci
komentar::
maj mu Bog v nebesih opro-
sti, ker jih nj dal zapreti, pred
no je III premogarjev umrlo v
Centraliji.'
Lewis je prical v zvezi z var
nostjo premogovnikov pred kon-
gresnim odborom. "Poudar-
JAM" je rekel Lewis, ida tajnik
Krug sedaj della tisto, kar bi bill
moral storiti takoj, ko so var
nostna pravila postala efektiv-
ma. Sedaj je pricel pospeseva-
MEM svojega lastnega ukaza,
toda sele ko je III MOI umrlo
v Centraliji. Danes, v tenn letu
Gospodovem, je Krug ugotovil,
da 518 premogovnikov nj var
nih'.
Lewis je vprasal: "Kaj maj
sedaj storijo United Mine Work
,ers p -. .,~.
"Ce' moramo mleti clovesko
meso in kosti v industrijski ma
sini, XII jo imenujemo "moder-
ma Amerika", tedaj lahko pred
Bogom recem, da tisti, XII rabijo
premog "a svojo udobnost, dol
gujejo zascito predvsem tie m
premogarjem in varnost njiho-
vim vdovam in otrokom."
"Jaz to recem. JAZZ to poudar-
jam. JAZZ to objavljam. In ne
briga me, kdo Sc mi v nebesih
ali pa v peklu zoperstavlja."
Lewis je napadel Kruga, da je
lagal in zahteval je, da Sc ga
vrze IL urada. Rekel je, da je Oh
priliki podpisovanja pogodbe z
Krugom preteklega leta istega
opozoril, da sc morajo v premo-
govnikih podvzeti varnostni
ukrepi.
Dejal je, da mu je Krug to
obljubil, da je to podpisal " Be-
Ii hisi in da so mu premogarji
verjeli.
"Oni MISC vedeli, da je lagal.
Toda sedaj vedo, da je lagal in
mi sc pridruzujemo v zahtevi,
da sc odstrani il urada!"
Lewis zahteva povracilo
kazni 100000
Po ostrih napadih ma Kruga
je Lewis predlagal, maj kongres
sprejme rezolucijo z zahtevo
da Sc Kruga odstrani il urada
Poleg tega je dal naslednje
predloge:
Da Sc takoj ustvari zakon, k
DO mandat "a federalne inspek.
torje premogovnikov, da zapre'
jo vse premogovnike, XII ne L.
polnjujejo federalnih predpiso,
"a varnost; da Sc pooblasti dr.
zavno blagajno, da vrne United
Mine Workers $75O,OOO, katert
globo je organizaciji nalozils
najvisja sodnija oh priliki zad
nje stavke.
Lewis je svetoval, da Sc de
mar uporabi "a podpiranje dru
lin premogarjev, XII so bill ubi
. k<rvr - @
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17
SHEET POTATOES

Sweet Potatoes may some time DE
the backbone of the farming industry
in ard around Tabor City. Already we
are among the nations leaders in the
marketing of this farm commodity ana
ONLY recently dehydration facilities
came tc town that make Tabor City sec
ond tc none in the area.
Facilities for. washing and waxing
vans are now plentiful here and there
is little waiting for farmers who wish TO
turn their potatoes into spot cash. Buy
ers here are ready at any time to take
care Ct anv number Of bushels and they
will paw the top market prices.
Sweet potatoes are being used now
IN great numbers for feed for farm AMI
mails. Even the sweet potato vines are
being ground in some sections and maze
into feed. Machinery is being perfected
to facilitate the gathering OF the vines.
At a recent meeting of The Carollnas
Sweet Potato Council, OF which IS. Alton
Carroll is president, old timers IN the
sweet potato business pointed out tlla'
It is possible to make more money OH an
acre of vans than off an acre to tobae-
90, This should be an added incentive
TO farmers 10 continue to diversity their
crops. The day is coming when TO-
haccc will take nose dive. We must
stand ready at that time to fall back
ON the ether farm commodities that
have made this area prosper when the
tobacco industry failed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17
BETHEL

His friends are sorry to learn
that Lee Benton has been III for
several days.
Mrs. O. z. Carlisle of Brunswick
is spending several days with MI.
and Mrs. P. G. Carlisle.
Mrs. Walter Parker of MaysVllle'
N. C. is spending this week with MI
and Mrs. w. D. Gore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe L. Gore OF Lum-
berton visited Mrs. Frances Gore
Sunday.
Mrs. Abe Syre of West Virginia is
snending sometime with friends ana
relatives in this section.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Long and family
attended the horse show IN "nl'iiiis
ton Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. N. D. JACOBS were
in Tabor City Thursday on BUSINESS
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Gore were
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Tommie Bat
ten of Hallsboro last week.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. o. ANDREWS spen DS
the weekend in Wilmington 'lsi'ii4e
Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Long.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17

When fiyures are presented for what
rats eat. waste, and otherwise damage,
tna exclamation-"A w Rats lis not
in order.
1t costs plenty to keep rats on the
farm. Just how much corn Will the aV-
erage rat eat in a year!
Studies reveal that he eats about oo
pounds of corn. But that's not all. tie
also wastes from so to 100 pounds IN ad-
dition to what he eats. With corn at
81 a bushel, or Whereabouts, he piles up
q big feed bill that the farmer must pay,
miles, someone gets mad about the
whole proposition and decides to put on
a rat eradication campaign on the farm:
That's exactly what's happening all
over North Carolina at this time. Farm
ers. with the aid of county agents are
carving out countrywide campaigns TO
rid entire sections Of rats.
Red squill bait is prepared at cen
tral location in the county and then the
farmers come into community centers at
certain time to get their patches OF
bait. The cost of the bait for the aver
ace farm is only about 81. Some farm
prS have figured that this investment
in bait has saved them as much as $2Oo,
whore rats are esnecially bad.
Veterinarians sav that rats carry
such diseases as white scours OF calves,
mastitis. ringworm, tuberculosis, con-
tagious abortion, coccidiosis and infec-
tons Of chickens, and trichinosis of
hogs.
Hawkins Elliott of the Ryland COM
mmity Of Chowan County, for example,
has picked up more than 100 dead rats
on the dav after he put out that one
dollars worth of poison and estimated
that another 100 rats were killed under
the barn. It's always time to rat-i-cate.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17
PROPERTY VALUE

A prominent man who lived In
town not too far from here not too long
AGO was discussing the rise in real es
tate value during the past five years.
He remarked that he had a brick build
inc in the heart of the neighborlng town
that he wasn't using that he figured
was worth about $4,000 He set this
price on the property.
Well it wasn't long before persons
interested in purchasing the building
had reached that price, so he boosted
it to $4,000. That too was still In their
reach and before the ink was dry, bid
ders were approaching his new price.
Again he boosted it and this was
reached too. Finally he set the price at
$4,000 and when we last heard of him,
that figure was not too far ahead OF
the hopeful buyers.
Al Of which goes to show that people
with property can continue to boost
their asking price but as initiation con-
tinues TO mount, some one eventually
is ready to pay the price. From per
soral business standpoint, this would
undoubtedly be tops. However, in the
case Ct Tabor City, we need some prop
nrty available to prospective businesses.
If all property is beyond the ability OF
buyers to pay, then our town again is
coing TO remain at a standstill.
Then, too, the price is not going to
always stay where it is. There is a
climax coming and drop will follow.
There's such thing as riding good
horse to death.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17
Editorial

1t would be big help to our town to
get the curling and pavement on Rail
road Street which town authorities are
currently considering. Main drag drain
age would be facilitated. parking would
be much improved and tie appearance
of the town would be changed 50 favor
ably that an cid timer would fail to rec
coenize it. Let's hope that nothing
happens to the proposals that would
tend to hamper their being put into &C
ton at the earliest possible date.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Carmichael
of Rocky Mount were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. S. P. Gore and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Long Sunday afternoon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17

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This newspaper is made possible by the fun CO.
operation of the merchants of Tabor City.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15

committee. He asked her to iden-
tify an article in Theatre Arts
Monthly bearing her by-line.
She admitted she had written
it. Thomas then delivered a lee
ture on the money being spent
by the government on WPA and
pointing out the danger of Com
munistic and other ideas being
peddled to the public through the
theatre project. snow, Miss Flan-
nigan, you say here, "A writer with
tremendous social significance is
Christopher Marlowe.' What L
want to know" Thomas thunder
ed, s'is which WPA payroll is
Christopher Marlowe on, New
York or Chicago?"
He nearly dropped dead when
Miss Flanagan told him that Mar
lowe had been dead for 800
Arthur Godfrey will be sending
out the performers on his Talent
Scout Program on personal
appearance tours la Major
Open City producer Rod Geiger
flooded with requests for repeat
bookings for that masterpiece.
Drew Pearson's brother, Leon,
to join the National Broadcasting
Company's news staff.
Robert Ryan (of Crossfire) will
have his salary doubled by
The Fredric Marches to Eng
land when they finish their stuff
in the movie version of Another
Part of the Forest. He'll play
Christopher Columbus for the
British Gainsborough movie out
fit.
George Jessel planning to play
the film Characterization of Fred
Fisher. composer of Dardanella,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15
by BOB BENNETT
THE spring of 1915 and
vi cforv aycr faccicpo

i victory over fascism
seem like decades instead of a
few years ago. Then, men spoke
of peace not sscold war;" Then,
American and Soviet soldiers met
and Rugged each other. Then, a
Nazi was a Nazi and no double
talk about it.
We've come long way-and a
dangerous one.
In all the hysterical red-baiting,
there's been tendency for people
to lose sight of who did what to
whom.
All of which make "Nurem-
berg Trial" a movie that should
be seen by every American
adult. Congressman ought to get
season passes.
This Soviet-produced documen-
tary of the trial at Nuremberg.
cradle of German fascism, of the
top German war criminals is
succinct and efficient piece of pho
Biography and writing. Skillful
camera work and editing bring
the drama and tension of the trial
to the audience. There are some
really superb shots of the faces
of the defendants-hal defiant,
half-bewildered, thoroughly fright
ened.
Intelligent editing has made use
of some very fine newsreel shots
to supplement the trial scenes.
We see the concentration camps
and the crematoriums, we see Hit
Ter palsy-walsy with the Krupps
and the bales and bales of human
hair-taken from women before
they were cremated-ready for
shipment to Germany to be used
as mattress filler.
People shudder and say, 81 know
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15
SCORECARD
****Excellent; ..*Good; STAIR;
Indifferent; None, stinker

**s*Excellent; t+*Good; **Fair;
Indifferent; None, stinker
Bachelor and the Bobby
Soxer
**** Best Years of Our Lives
Brute Force
1855 Crossfire
- Dear Ruth
*** Farmers Daughter
*** Great Expectations
**** Henry v
Homestretch
Hucksters
1t Happened on Fifth Ave.
Ivy
$50 Kiss of Death
- Life With Father
*** Long Night
$3.50 Monsieur Verdeux
$685. Nuremberg Trials
Possessed
Repeat Performance
*** Romance of Rosy Ridge
$50 Secret Life of Walter
NIFTY
Singapore
That's a Joke, Son
*** The Vow
Trouble with Women
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15

all that; I can't stand to see those
atrocity scenes again"
Well, we must see them again
and again and again. They must
be burned into the mind of every
single American.
New atrocities are in the max
ing, atrocities that will halt only
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15
Movie beet
Nuremberg Trial
unforgettabLe film

if an aroused people demand tina
they be halted. The scenes of the
Nazi book-burning are curren-
news. One understands immedi.
ately the role and aim of the j
Parnell Thomas and the un-Am-
erican committee.
The Western Allies have already
forgotten all about the Nuremberg
trials and are going merrily along
repeating the tactics which spewed
forth Hitler in 1888. Germany is
once again being built as the bull
wark against the Soviet Union in
Europe.
Nuremberg Trial. is graphic
and moving evidence of the bank
ruptcy of such a policy; of the
bloodshed and horror that will
be- its inevitable consequences.
And just as important, it is
measure, too, of how far along
the path toward fascism the U. S.
has already gone in the short years
since the death of Roosevelt.
Nuremberg Trial" should be
seen by every American. Progress
Sives ought to demand that their
neighborhood theatres show it.
IN 1.-THE Trouble With Women"
Brian Donlevy-is a city editor.
He invariably wears a hat, keeps
his feet propped on his desk and
gets into a hell of lot of scrapes.
Teresa Wright is his ace re-
porter. And Ray Midland is pro-
feSsor of psychology, absent
but nice.
Teresa writes a story saying |
that Milland advocates seeking
He sues for libel. And |
then the plot gets very compl- |
Gated. Suffice to say that at the
end Teresa and Ray are locked |
in each others arms and every
body is happy-except possibly
The audience.
There are at least two or three
funny lines in the picfure-what
more do you want for six bits?
AS I understand it, "Cynthia,"
S all about an adolescent girl who
S always sick because people keep
,elling her she's frail.
This makes for no end of COM
like when she goes out
% the prom in a rainstorm.
Her pa, played by George
Murphy, is the jerk-an excellent
Dit of casting, must say; and her
ma, played by Mary Astor, is the
me who understands her and fl
tally works out the happy end
ng.
Cynthia is played by a new
aotress, name of Elizabeth Taylor,
Who seems to know her way
You'll have absolutely no cause
o regret missing this one.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15

from this Holly
wood "investiga-
:ion"-Mr. Thorn
as, as the rank
i n G Republican
member of tn e
Dies Committee,
then probing the
WPA theater pro-
ject, had Halle
Flanagan, the di-
rector. before the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15
Broadway
Flash: Chris
dies!
BY BARNARD RUBIN

NEW YORK II. Hoffman re-
members little story about Chair
man Thomas of the Un-American
Committee. In November, 1885,
almost eight years ago to the day
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15

parade it is film about and for labor in general
and labor unity in particular.
Despite somewhat sketchy introduction the
film develops the main points of the peoples aspira
tons in well-nigh perfect form-the ideal presenta
ton of the general program both for union meetings
and for outside audiences
Played by Jack Marcotti, regional head of the
init. Union of Mine Mill & Smelter Workers photo
graphed by sly Wexler, directed by H. Arthur Klein
and narrated by Sid Danzis and Tom IIol1ana IT.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15

FAoLI AZ GOduarQ, aIreaQy
set to play the lead in Anna Luz
caSta on the stage in Paris, will
do the film version of it here for
Columbia. Contracts are on the
point of being signed. Before it,
she does Hazard at Paramount.
Anna, you probably know, was
written originally about a Polish
family rather than a Negro one,
so Hollywood is not distorting the
stage version but actually going
back to the original
A Hollywood independent has
registered the title, Mission to
Washington. For a film about the
recent red quiz? ;. The newsreel
companies have a full record of
the Washington hearings in their
files, for future reference
Warmers have laid off over $50
in the start of another economy
move due, they say, to foreign
losses and other financial blows.
No connection with alleged sub
versive activities
Contradiction: An MGM press
release says Katherine Hepburn
and Adolphe Menjou, appearing
together in State of the Union,
are 'old friends" Yet, reports are,
their political opinions being so
conflicting, they don't speak to
each other on the set -.
CASTINGS: Enrol Flynn's first
love for The Adventures of Don
Juan is an unsuspecting new ac-
tress named Jeanne Stuart j..
Edgar Barrier plays Robert Louis
Stevenson in Adventures of Silver
ado John Drew Colt, Ethel
Barry1nore's son, joins the Royal
Family of Stage and Screen, going
into A Double Life, with Ronald
Colman and Signe Hasso Frank
Sinatra teams with Cary Grant.
Robert Mitchum and Tim Holt in
Honored Glory, RKO's epic of I'M
sung war heroes =.
Dorothy Lamour, in the heaviest
dramatic role of her career, in
Lulu Belle, gets whole string
of admirers: George Montgomery,
Otto Kruger, Greg Mcclure, AL
bert Decker, and more to come
The Virginia circuit court has
reversed the censor's ruling and
The Burning Cross will be shown
in that state. In Los Angeles the
film opened at eight theaters ST
multaneously, probably a new
record for a low-budget picture
independently made. Proving that
when a film has CUTS, it does not
need the technical extravaganza of
Hollywood. It's the story the pub
lie is after: they don't agree with
those who say 'Leave our minds
alone"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15
SATURDAY. NOV. 18th

United Nations Festival Welcome back
Chicago's World Youth Congress Dele
gates Just returned from Prague. At
urday. Nov. Is, pm 2733 w. Hirsch
Blvd. Food of all Nations, drinks,
music. Greg Paschal and lots of other
Whitman Club and Fighters for Free
dom, AYD.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15
Sunday. Nov. 18th

The Wright Club AY.D. invites YOU
to A Sunday Carnival at 5O35 N
Monticello. Nov. 16, 800 pm. Prizes.
Admission Free.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15

Peoples Program tells of CT sources to find M
bors position America today leaders explain
attitudes various points the their meaning
the film unfolds into % minutes entertainment
The mperfecions of Kens Old Man Atom arc t
all overcome here and the film energies as must for labor
Whethe CO. AL independent you your union
10 DOCK many club civic better off
for showing it to its members,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15
WHAT'S DOING

Rates: 7c per word, lines mini
mum. Deadline Monday afternoon.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15
Hollywood:
New film Peoples Program
It's a labor production!

BY HAROLD J. sALEMsoN

HOLLYWOOD-FP)-I is pleasure to on a i'm
porant to the labor Peoples Program latest
production Pictures Although the Los Angeles co
Council and essentially built Labor DAYS
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-15
Saturday. NOV. 22nd

STAR PARTY. Sat. Nov. %. 80 D m.
at SS6 N. Mohawk. Rattle: Electric
Record Player. Benefit Chicago Star.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-02
Publishers
Corner
x:

Sunday past completed reading Lewis
"Kngod Royal" We predict will controversy than
Published Random House
Minnesota city Grand Republic its locale the story tells the
dilemma by young during the height
Of his popularity that he descended from redeadd
NegrO
We read the autographed copy which Mr. Lewis so kindly sent
three sings To mind will play important in
revealing millions white people the inconsistency
and injustice of the American color 1t will also give
the millions of white readers of fiction jolts to their white
supremacy pychoss than book which has dealt with
the problem of American NegrOwhte relations Millions of people
Of race prejudice.
Nobel winner Lewis writer and author of
best sellers His "Kngbood will dwarf those of
tones by Lillian Smith, Richard Wright and Holding Carter.
Very cevery the Minnesota born author describes the ron
curtain" which exists between Negroes and whites Northern
city town He reveals the thnkngs the white from aborer
to the top industras. Most of it is not picture for
democracy glimpse the
mun with its various degrees of behavior and thinking conditioned
by the oppressive restrictions always present
The book easily important social document by
giving thousands of Americans black and white especially the eau
casans, real view Of American Democracys Clay Feet
One of the plausible criticisms of the Negro whole
that it does the affirmative presenting the
Low, Vermont Congreg minister
opinion often hears Rev. Low has national fame by
anspantng York each
live family members with white people He visited Saturday
When Rev. made that picked April
edition check with how sOcaed affirmative
stories were carried on our own front page There were 81 news stories
articles that front We counted rs stories which would fall
into the affirmative that fitted the negative side and
five items which could be considered in between
papers have that large
week. but if reader takes
time he will find that Negro despite their special
mission reasonable of affirmative
April 20 issues had such items the front Legis
Votes Pension for Williams and HOag Mchgans Gov
Denies He Called NAACP Communsc Masonic Grand Masters
Recognition by Massachusetts White Masn Billie Rita Rhodes
Paul Girl Promoted u s. Health Negro Named Student
Predomnany White Catholic School, Art Exhibit
St Paul Festival Feature and Halle O. Brown Attends 18th Birth
Named For Her; Bishop Gregg Appears Wesley
Church The negative stories had do with the Labor
of the Minnesota House of Representatives killing the
/ FE.P.C.
Our batting pretty good Rev. Low agreedCec
Newman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-02

heart, and you will be told that to
fight on the home front for a world
where it is not illegal or uncon-
ventional to worship God without
legal and traditional obstructions
based on race, is why you were left
and others who loved life as much
as you do were taken.
This is your task-it is the task
of the living everywhere, beside
which nothing else is important.
Absolutely nothing else.
doubt very seriously if the
white man is capable of leading
the world to peace. His hands are
yet too wet with the blood of
others. That seems to be his way.
You, my son, may be one Of those
through whom we may save the
white man and mankind from his
folly. Lift your eyes to the hills
of God, the Maker Of heaven and
earth, and go down to do battle in
His name.