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, 1949-01-06
TRUMAN TO
TESTIMONIAL DINNER
O WEISMAN

President Truman will at
tend a testimonial dinner hon
oring Chain Weizman, Presi-
dent of the Israeli government
in New York, the White House
press secretary announced.
DR.. Weizman will not be pre-
sent.
, 1949-01-06

The information was taken
from a clipping that carried a
photograph Of Professor So
renSen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Hartford Fowler
Feted With: Tuesday
Birthday. Party

Hartford Fowler was honor guest
At A birthday party given by Mrs.
Fowler at their home on Tuesday
evening. The rooms thrown er
suite for the occasion were g:a-
ciously. arranged with bowls OF
mixed flowers.
Bingo and other games AID con-
tests were enjoyed during the
evening in which Rev. P. c. CAN'T,
F. G.. Kelley, C. G. Westmoreland,
and Mrs. Otto Wright were win
ncrs. A highlight of the entertain
mcnt was the reading "a Boy 5
Through So" given by Rev. Gait.
Ice cream. cake and toasted pc
cans were served to the following
guests Mr.. Fowler, honoree, Mr.
and Ms. J.. ]. Canady, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Wright, Mr.. and Mrs
]. NJ. Soles. Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. E.
w. Fonviellc. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G
Westmoreland, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Kelly
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stephens, Mr.
I'D Mrs. S. p. Phipps. Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Fowler. Rev. P. C.
CAN'T. G. L. Dorman. Harry ste.
phens. Mrs. w. H. Shelley, ST., and
MS. Jennie Skipper. .
Nj. Fowler was recipient oil
numerous gifts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Lila Watson Circle
Meets With Mrs.
John Clemens, Jr.

The Lila Watson Circle of the
Green Sea Baptist Church met
with Mrs. John Gle mons. IT,. at
her home Wednesday afternoon.
During the business session of
which Mrs. Grover Williamson was
in charge the following officers
were elected: Chairman. Mrs.
Grover Williamson; Oo-Chairnlan
Mrs. Elhert Graham; Secretary
and Treasurer. Mrs. Jol,. Glenn
ons. Jr.: Program Chairman, Mrs.
Jack Watson; Community Mission
Chairman, Mrs. Aubry Jackson:
Social Chairman, Mrs. Norman
HARRISON; Stewa dship Chairman.
Mrs. Larue Roberts; Mission Study
Chairman, Miss Essie Derham:
Sunshine Chairman. Miss Annie
Watson: Literature Chairman.
Mrs. e. l.. Floyd and Room Chair
man. Mrs. Joe Graham.
At the conclusion of he meet
ing the hostess served ice cream.
cake and punch to the following:
Miss Essie Derham. Mrs. Morgan
Gilurcath, Mrs. Grover William
son, Mrs. Jack Watson, Mrs. AL
bry Jackson. Mrs. E. l.. Floyd,
Mrs. Joe Graham. Mrs. La'uc
Roberts. Mrs. Ebert Graham, Mrs.
Norman Harelson and Miss Ar,.ie
Watson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
EVELYN LEONARD
DR.. r. G.. HARRISON
Addresses Members of
Tabor Woman'S Club

Using FOR his subject 'Sccialized
IeGiciEe." n. r. G. liar,elson. Jr..
Spca;e before the Tabor City Wo-
uan's Club At The club house on
Est ,S;lay evening. lie was in
yiied 10 speak through the clubs
dsParrr~nt of education o! which
. Mrs. .Isincs s Rogers is chairman.
Mrs. Horace Roberts. president
Presided over the business session
in which Miss Ann 81 oo&S NcGou
e>u cnporied her department.
Youth Conservation. was organic
in@ q Girl Scou, troop. The fol-
lowing new uIemherS We're accept
ID fox club membership: Mes
danes Roy Harrelsr. T Z d
Hughes. Netiie Hammonds. Jimmy
Moore. Ciarsn"s Nilloughhy. Sport
Itaetin. and John Soles.
E:o>:,e>;Sss FOR the evening were
MeSdamt- Nen"y Stephens Leon
rvnvic,i". Euc Rruton and Deland
leonard.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Wives Bridge Club
Entertained BY
Mrs. James Cox

Mrs. james Cox was hostess to
the Wives Bridge Club at her home
on Thursday eva ing. October 6.
Mixed fall flowers We're arranged
to form lovely setting fot two
tables of cards.
Mrs. II. C. HARRISON, Jr.. was
high scorer for the evening,
a sweet course with coffee was
served to the following guests by
the hostess, Mrs. r. c. Harrelson,
Jr.. Ms. Edwin Wright. Mrs. Will
liam Shelley. Mis-. S w. Carnso,
Mrs. ]. Oliver Prince, Mrs. Mil
drcd Gaddy. Ms. Billy Dorman,
Mrs. Don Hughes. and Mrs. ]. c.
Bell, Jr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Mrs. Shelton Hayes
Hostess To :Inez:: ).
Boatright Circle:

The Inez Roatwright Circle of
the Green Sea Baptist Church met
at the home of Mis-. Shelttu Hayes
on Wednesday, Octobe" IL to
elect officers for the new year. The
roster includes Mrs. Shelton
Hayes, Chairman; Mrs. Dale Glenn
ons, Co-Chairman; Mrs. II. L,
Lupo, Mission Study Chairman;
Mrs. Jack Clemens, Community
Missions Chairman; Ms. Shelton
Shelley. Stewardship Chairman;
Mrs. Watson Shelley, Social. Chair
MAJ, and Mrs. Ross Clemens, Sec
rotary and Treasurer
At the conclusion Of the meet
ing the hostess served a sweet
course with q lime drink to the
10 members present.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
SOCIETY EDITOR
Miss Morton Speaks
To Pioneer Study
Club On Saturday

Nil Helen Ei'tlcy vas hostess
, 20 the Pioneer S>udy Ciub at he,
home or Saturday even =. Oc;,
:, At which :i!re Miss Shannon
Morton faculty mamasr oi ~"
Wilmington COLLEGE. was speaker.
Miss Morton poke IN an interest
ins ,smanrr o. 5Hr topic North
Carolina Writers"
Mis- : Books MrGoli@an.
vice president WIS IN charge Of
.hs business session and Miss But
Ter. program chairman. presided
over the pro&iam period,
Ou,-ot. town guests attending
he u.eetinG We're Mrs Bessie
Ma, *. My~. t;utn Baldwin and
Mrs. Sigmond HutIs". all of White
vile. and Mrs. Arthur AndaSon.
TIL. s:c>teS,. served H.. guests a
salad course with coffee. Nike"
;aU flowers Wee Gr3c:nC$ly *
amazed throughout III" acme for
; the oCcaSiG!.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Rufus Ford Circle
Meets With
Mrs. @. HARRISON

The Rufus Ford Circle Of the
Green Sea BAPTIST Church met
with Mrs. Ossie Harrclson We'd
nssday afternoon. The highlight
Of the business session was the
alection of new officers.
During the social hour the hos
tess served sandwiches and iced
drinks 10 her guests.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
about people you konw
PHONE s37
Mrs. Fulton Floyd
Hostess Lula
Derhan Circle

q Mis-. Fulton Floyd was hostess
to the Lula nerham Circle Of the
Green Sea Baptist Church at her
home Wednesday afternoon. New
officers were elected and plans
for the ensuing yea" were m.de.
RefreShmu Is were Se:ved by
the hostess ut the conclusion of
the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hughes at
tended the Carolina-Wake Forest
game in Chapel Hill Saturday
' mere they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Jimmy Roberts. They also Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. James Pleas.
ants and family in Virginia. Va.
during the weekend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Birthday Dinner
HEonors Mrs. Rogers

Mrs. r. R. Rogers. ST., was
honor guest at birthday dinner
"iven by Mrs. S. T. Rogers and
Mrs. r. r. Rogers, Jr., at the for
mer's home Sunday noon.
The table was Overlaid by :,
white linen cloth and was conferred
with the decorated birthday cake
Covers were laid for the hc,-
orec, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Rogcsr
Billy, Sammy, and Freddy Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Rogers. j..
Bobby Jimmy and Franklin Ros-
ers.. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Rogers
Miss Benny Lou Rogers. Miss
Bobby Sutton, all Of Hamlet: and
Miss Jane Roberts of Fayetteville
Clemson Britt has returned to
McDill Field Al Tampa, Fla. after
spending a two weeks leave here
with his parrots, NJ: and Mrs.
Gurthie Britt.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19

Deland Leonard Of High Point
College visited here during the
weekend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11
U. n. Group Meets
On Future Stotus
OF jerusalem

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = The
subcommittee of the United Ma
tons Cancellation Commission for
Palestine has begun meeting to
seek a permanent solution for
control of Jerusalem. The sub
committee, composed of techni-
cal advisers of the three-man
commission, will hear Israeli and
Arab spokesman present their
respective claims to the city and
proposals for it's future admins
tration.
The Commission would well
come a direct agreement between
the parties concerned on the flu
ture of Jerusalem, Mark Eth
ridge, chairman of the Commits
sion, said this week, if this agree
ment included some form of in
ternational statute. Otherwise, he
pointed out, the Commission,
which is bound by the General
Assembly resolution providing
for Decentralization of Jerus-
alem, will have to make its re-
port to the Assembly and the
Assembly will have to take the
decision.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11

murder of at least two Jews;
Stanislaw Shimchak, Gestapo in
former and murderer of Jews in
Jaslo; Adolph Lindert, Ger
man policeman who "excelled"
in tracing Jews in Cracow who
were hiding as Aryans; Hugon
VoerSter, who tortured Jewish
slave laborers in a glass factory
at Piotrkov; and Arnold Busher,
a former commandment of a
concentration camp at Plashouv
who was guilty of sending thou
sands of children to the gas
chambers at Auschwitz.
Zygmund Sapart, a former
guard at a concentration camp,
was hanged in Ostrov, while a
Ukrainian, Jan Lantz, who assist
ed the German police during the
war, was executed in Lublin. A
farmer named Edmund Kostera,
who together with his wife be-
trayed a Jewish couple to the
Gestapo in the village of Komor-
ovo, was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11
Jewish Census In
Turkey Completed

ISTANBUL, (JTA)-There are
now some 10000 Jews living in
Turkey, it was revealed here this
week in a survey released by the
Jewish community. The survey
was conducted prior to the recent
wave of migration to Israel.
At that time there were 49,
730 Jews in Turkey, over 1000 of
whom have since emigrated
There are nearly 10000 family
units among the Turkish Jews,
the poll disclosed. About 5000
families are described as having
a satisfactory economic posi-;
tion," while 10000 are listed as
having average" means.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11

The United Jewish Appeaove delegation visiting Europe and Israel
eeweek survey Of Jewish needs connection with this
;OOO UJA campaign called last week President Vincent AuO
e his official residence in Paris scroll thanking
he French and people for their Hospitality Jewish
National Chairman for Regions made the behalf American
l and the United Jewish Appeal Judge Isaac Pa Of Los Angeles
the reconstruction Of EuOpe Jewish people and expressed the hope that
s years $2S0O00OO0 UA campaign would attain its goal 49,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-11
Five War Criminals Who Murdered
Jews In Poland Sentenced To Death

WARSAW (JTA)-Five Polish and German criminals who
tortured and murdered Jews during the Naz occupation Of Poland
have been sentenced to death by various Polish during the
week. reported here this week. In addition two
demned criminals have been executed.
The sentenced to death
ghettoS Lvov and number of
tive the liquidation of the other cities and who admitted the
Evening star., 1949-11-06
GRADUATED Nurses to Begin
Annual MEETINGS. tomorrow

The Graduate Nurses Associa-
ton Of the District. which in
cludes three specialized sections
and the District League Of Nurs-
ing Education, will hold series OF
annual meetings starting tomor-
row night and continuing through
November 81.
With sessions scheduled on five
different days. the program has
been staggered to permit better
attendance without disrupting
hospital routines and other nurs-
ing services.
Three section meetings will take
place tomorrow night.
DR.. Thomas Leonard, clinical
Instructor In obstetrics and
gynecology at George Washington
University. will address the Cen
eral Duty Section at 8 pm. at
the Emergency Hospital nurses
residence, on the subject. "Malig-
nancies." Miss Mary Ellen Flynn
will preside.
The Public Health Section will
hold q meeting at 1880 pm. at
Walsh House for . program on
''Venereal Diseases" "The ", D
Control Campaign" will be dis
cussed by q panel Of speakers
composed Of DR.. 8. Ross Taggart
director Of the v. d. Division OF
the District Health Department;
Gunnar Back, chairman Of the
District v. D. control campaign
and Truman Kelsey, program de-
velopment specialist of the United
States Public Health Service. Miss
Hazel Shortal, consultant in nurs-
Evening star., 1949-11-06

ing with the Public Health Serv-
ice. also will speak on the topic.
"V. D. Nursing. National and In
ternational."
The Private Duty section will
meet at 8 pm. in the Doctors Hos
pital solarium, with Mrs. Ruthe
Pigott presiding. DR.. Harold Hirsh
will speak on THE Newer Drugs"
Miss Hortense Hilbert, director
Of the Bureau Of Nursing in the
Department of Health Of New York
City, will address general session
of the association on Thursday in
the Washington Gas Light Co.
auditorium at 8 pm. Miss Hilbert
is chairman Of the national COM
|mittee studying the reorganization
Of national nursing associations.
Both the Graduate Nurses As
sociation and the District League
OF Nursing Education will hold
business sessions on November IA
In the District Medical Society
Auditorium. The league will meet
at 4 pm. and the association at
8 pm.
Rounding out the program will
be a league-sponsored Institute on
Guidance on November Is and an
association banquet on Novem-
ber 81. .
The institute, which will include
afternoon and evening sessions
devoted to round-t table discussions
by various experts, will be held in
the Medical Society Auditorium.
The banquet, which will feature
installation Of officers. will be held
lat 1880 pm. at the Statler.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Civic and Study Clubs

BOOK chat. with MIS-. Barton stone
Embry. Tuesday. II an; speaker.
sserst.sy cf ssassi sss.s Tor
AnsaHs American Ressions witn ahe United
dinner :ps:isr M2e
,vijaya Lakshmi Pandit. Ambassador Of
Inoia.
Twentieth Century ciub-Tonorrow, 2
PM garden section, With ,an,s Mis- Isabel Isabel
section. tour of Dumbarton Oaks gar
ssns dem ,eHn Tnas'dsy 1wch :os.k.s uess
0A Il connsashton. osaSni % %pr..iasnt Of District
DISQUALIFICATION Through the Yardville
Project"
1880 pm. with Mrs. J. Waro Eicner.
Alexandria Leasse Of Women yeters-To-
aroups mesnSs to 1fs aseuss charter r.yis,ons Ior
Alexandria. evening meetings At S:1b
pm, afternoon meetings q pm;
veinn ssveriy Hills % aftsrnoon Eroup. 3s4 Man.
sion \drive; Beverly Hills evening group,
washington Circle; downtown Alex
andTis Eroup' 3o5 Queen sna street Wcod;swn Mon,
terrace.
American Associatisn Of University Wom-
en-. Arlinsten Branch-TomorroW; Pm
552p Tenth Street North. Tomorrow.
10 am: 70 2 pm. cEeativs writing
Tuesday, pm, international relations
group, Buckingham Community Center:
Wednesday. s;16 Pm, prsschaol sdu, en,
drive wednssdsyo .oa. gm ea,,, schSOi,sss cS'0ldas
street Thursday. l 80 pm. art ap::
probation Eroup. 1895, North Stafford
AAUW, Washinrten BRANCH - Tomorroxx'
HOTEL national president Of AAuW.
University Women's Ciub - Tomorrow,
2. pm, United Nations study group;
3 pm, French conversation group.
= Tomorrow. to pm: tea; .Sp speaker,
tional Understanding Through Educa-
tion" Tomorrex. f:45 pm business ,nS.
meeting. Tuesday, $50 pm, writers tiers,
Moneyway. Why Doesn't Your Story
Evening star., 1949-11-06
On the Engagement Pad

Sell?" Tuesday, 7:45 pm. begin
ners' bridge group. Wednesday, pm,
Social Studies Committee; speaker,
Albert w. Atwood. past president of
Travellers Aid Society. Thursday,
am, morning book review; speaker,
Miss Aida Smith. Thursday, $3.50 pm,
dinner for new members. Friday.
9 pm, international relations group,
dinner: topic,s World Problems" FRI
day, 7:45 pm, duplicate bridge. Satur-
day, 1870 pm, Hospitality Com
mittee luncheon. Saturday, 2 pm.
sketching group. Saturday. to mid
night, informal dance.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Bill Signed Authorizing Sale
OF Greenbeh Other Units

President Truman today signed
bill authorizing the sale of
Greenbelt. Md, and two other
Government-own resettlement
projects-Greendale. Wis. and
Greenhills. Ohio. ..-.a.. ..a.
Veterans OF World War II are
given preference in any nego-
tiated sale. The Public Housing
Commissioner is authorized TO
sell the projects without regard
to competitive bidding,
Other groups will be given q
chance to buy the projects If vet
ierans pass them up Tenants now
occupying housing In the project
or at the time OF the sale will be
given an opportunity to become
members OF the purchasing groups
on the same terms. and with the
same rights and responsibilities
as the veteran members
II Greenbelt or the other prof.
ects are sold other than for cash
a down payment OF at least 10
per cent of the total purchase
price is required, with the bal
ance paid Oft within IS years al
per cent interest.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Soviet Reports Progress
In Atom Research in '48

MOSCOW. May 10 P).-The
Soviet Academy of Science council
on coordination of scientific
activity reports Russian scientists
made strides in atomic research
during 1948. ,
The report, made at the opening
! Of the current council session, said
important results have been real
lied in the study of atomic nuclei
the movement Of small planets
and the theory of numbers.
Prof. A. v. Topichev. who made
the principal report. said wider
and wider application Is being
made of the system Of complex
collective working out of individual
scientific problems by scientists OF
the countrys various republics"
The report was carried In
Izvestia, government newspaper,
yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Couple Sought in Fleeing
Fairfax Woman Of S1,04O

Alexandria police today were
searching for a man and q woman
who film -f1ammed" Fairfax
County resident out Of 5000.
Detective Chief Russell Hawes
reported Miss Matte May Nor
man, 80, colored, of Youngs VII
lage. near Fort Belvoir. told police
she gave the money to the pair
strangers she met in an Alexandria
store-who had promised to split
funds in a full wallet they had
found"
The man and woman. also col
ored, failed to return, after leaving
to attend to some business" Miss
Norman told police.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Private Detective Tells
Oh RuiIedee' S Efforts
To Avoid Haiiman
. @. A..4 -s -.

CEsAR RArtTss se~s a Ma .
a :. t.a,.ss @#tr>ga.rs $50 sss.
s4.e1 taaf - Rss~st ( N-s-
se>ekr ss ef ~ i-a.ss As-r2 asa
80 Ee! Bs 1oz; ( f3Asssy,A= So avar~
Ma E-.a~zsv a@oas ca* tss .zt,a
~ tss is+s&s ss&ssd sa1&y
Hr - t7s2n U.sks rs1e. CO.'S -rr
q :>r A.1a~a Dv3rs .es AsraeT
ard e~nes et }12e Acr Ssecsts Sess~
sev @4tA arsrase s.tHr@s "a tns
.. .-zts usa4 a. - N@.s~sss
u r.. r<sgr - q ae< .4ss<'
~ .2ssses NJ AatGgaAr - ses:
0aa - L4s.-as azsvras3 ssses A&as. s-
3 Ce&Ar Raasas 's,ase4 sssc&a a..
Lsrcs 2.,ss =
sHt StAtt ce& lends 'see A~ss ",
.osa pace tAee4sN s3<# SO So
t.asAEEa.. rA.estsaa AEst r2>t~
Eae Grtrase caE- 9ss,tt NJ hst--
e,zu tra;H resulted trtsgn = Is
ses4uv -:ss ~ kaszrlsEr eg's -
Teary 20 NaG Faa@gs34@s lee E4a-
.etsee ssm.tt Nrs Al;Ar<tke sAk
:rsl1esl thAi atsrs 3 RS HE ~
drinking NJ mailman tgas re-
home and thslr iH~cra hrs %
s4bult 10 sx4Al .nl4mae,
Nj Ns.krge@rH &rals"ra ~ Ba}-
tcdae aFS hsgcd hgU tHt asa
scgk IA Auk4ss Auc A>ard }aht
ae bring Soa4t a aE4aIgszn ~
th&s Nj mailman vo@td CEASE
bothsg .nE M1s RUslrdsr
Nr ly.ed 10 p.lt ih.s pfessf.tv gn
hsgn HattmAr and grt h.u -
ceasr annoy tgg n: arc M b.
lrdec NJ, WGkefNan aasc saa.
sng tha' ne failed
Nj Nllkefson sAsa hg hAs met
Nj Hailtnau one mufr&ut "a
IA October ana ASKED han fo st~p
annoying Tire R4tlraee family
told him d. Ra,lcdsv had
asked me 10 so 10 mailman auI
tell him Ds. Katl~cge e3du { saEt
10 he bothered With Mailman that
Dr Rutledee AND h4s wife had
talked thc whole affair oae: and
decided they still loved each ether
and d.d not want doutcs no
witness testified
lie said Suppose ! losr her.
too and Kind of laasghsd seoHt s..
! told hun DR. Rulledst had told
be about HRtlmsu aGsHs sI!n
Mrs Rutledge aud he ,aUturd srd
in the face ard kind a. laughed
He eoe,r did promise 10 stop see
ina hei
Later Mr.. Wllkrr sop Sat* ~.
Rutledgr repotled "a hlm Ihai Nj.
Hattman had asked for money
He sald Hnttnar ealird late 81
nlsht after midnsght-ard asked
for 5000 He wanted Dt RutirdEs
10 meet hun in front Of The Rgt-
ledge apartment house that Dlsht
with the money" MI W!iketson
said.
Evening star., 1949-05-19


The group action Is good news
10 Government employees. past and
present. since the measure would
al least double. In most cases, the
rate Of payments 10 injured Fed
eral workers. The vote was unRni-
nous, which preSages early favor
able action or the bill by the full
committee.
PAY-The Senate ClvN Service
Subcommittee on Pay Legislation
Will meet again tomorrow and the
hearings will be continued into
next week
Yesterdays session went accord
ing 10 patteTn-the various EN-
ploye groups and individual Fed
eral employees asked for cost of :
living pay raise. despite the fact
that Congress seems 10 be in no
mood TO grant one. The Subcom-
mittee probably will approve some
modest increase. but there doeSn
SSCiIl W DS iiGAIl NElAi4lS t4i6t NAa1
greSs will go along with the in
crease. A general reclassification
measure. providing only token pay
/ increases. seems 10 be the only
kind of pay bill with chance
this year. and even such meas
ure faces tough shedding.
D
CAPITAL ROUNDUP 49, The
first public concert OF the Agr!-
culture Departments new sym
phony orchestra will be- held at
$50 pm. June 3. in the South
Agriculture Building. The orcheS-
ira is under the direction OF
DR.. Frederick Fall Haywood
Martin Is chief OF the State De-
chief OF the new Office OF con-
sular service William Hall heads