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Evening star., 1949-06-05

There was no war in 1888 The Munich
decision sealed the fate of Czechoslovakia with
out bloodshed, turned the nation over to the
Nazis without shot being fired. Six months
later all of Czechoslovakia was occupied by
German troops. In another six months World
War ii had begun.
In his Office on September l. 1889, the Lord
Mayor of Prague. Petr Zenkl, was wearing the
gray suit the tailor had brought him year
before. The door opened suddenly and two
men from the Cestapo entered.
Come with US, Zenkl," one of the men Or
dered. mo need to telephone your wife" he
added as the Lord Mayor reached for the
phone. Our business won't keep you long.
An hour at the most"
Six Years Out Of Office
IT WAS six years before Zenkl returned to his
Office.
When he entered the famous Pankrac prison
in Prague. he found he wasn't alone - crowded
in with him were former members of the ma
tional government, deputies. senators. journal
ists The Lord Mayor slept fully clothed in
prison cell on a wooden cot
Suddenly one night noise and confusion filed
the prison. Cells were thrown open; corridors
resounded with the tread of marching feet
Guards shouted orders in German Prisoners
were dragged from their cells. showed into a
hastily formed line.
The first Czech transport was being formed
for Dachau and Buchenwald concentration
camps: 1t included the Lord Mayor of Prague
For two days and three nights the victims
travelled, packed like cattle in stock cars. At
Buchenwald some of the prisoners were un-
loaded. The Germans were very methodical
about the unloading. They beat those who
were slow to move. and the too-hasty ones were
held back with blows One of the blows struck
Evening star., 1949-06-05
DR.. Zenkl's Magic Suit
BY IVO DUCHACEK

It's the one the ex-Mayor of
Prague wore when he escaped to
the u. s. It's old and threadbare.
but he wouldn't part with it -.
J\ow that he is safe fn this country as head Of
the CoapeI tor Free Czechoslopokia, THIS WEEK
can publish the gsr-ihan. fiction story Of
Pst' Zenh. Lord Mayor Of Prague in 1888.
prisoner for stx years ia Bachemoad concsntrG-
tion camp. VieePvsmisr Of the briefly liberated
Cxsahosiosaki0. then hunted again by the Com
nsnnists
The author, Ipo Dnek0csk. is former member
Of the Czech parliament. nose tn this country too
MAR, KUpLA, the tailor. folded his newspaper
1Vl sadly. The news in the autumn of 1898
was not good. Everyone in Prague knew that
there was trouble ahead - the Nazis were
getting ready for action.
Kudla had suit of clothes to deliver. He
took a tram downtown to the Office of the Lord
Mayor of Prague. DR.. Petr Zenkl.
Il am sorry. Mr. Lord Mayor. to have taken
so long to finish your new gray suit Things are
very upset have been modified. In fact,
am going to join my unit this very afternoon"
The Lord Mayor nodded absently. He was
not listening. Only q few minutes before he
had been invited by Czech President
Eduard Benes to join the new cabinet,
formed to lead the nation i'm case Of a war
against Maxi aggression. 1t was great
honor and heavy responsibility.
This will be the last suit shall make for a
long time" continued the tailor II am ex-
changing my sewing machine for machine
gun, hope this suit will bring you luck"
IN need it," said the Lord Mayor gloomily
as he took the gray suit from Mr. kudla's hands
Evening star., 1949-06-05

Zenkl across the face. A iew drops OF blood
ran down. staining the hrand-new gray niit
That same night the Lord Mayx and his
lucky suit sere separated. Petr Zenh Vas
gwen gray prison unifxm and number The
suit Was put into huge stosehouse along with
clothes Of hundreds OF ether hapiess prisoners.
and also gwen a number - T-763
Six years passed slowly IN Buchenwald With
death threatening every moment with hope
fos release from horror constantly fiuctuating,
the six years seemed like 60. At last liberation
was at hand. But for Zenkl this was the time
OF greatest danger. The Nazi guards. fearing
the early arrival of American rescue troops.
made plans for a last minute massacre At the
same time Communist leaders in Buchenwald
drew up lists Of important democratic leaders
who were to be got nd of before liberation could
take place. The Lord Mayor OF Prague stood
high on both lists.
OoMhlo-Daxrelod Aunt
A MAcABRE hunt took place for Petr Zenkl -
a race between the SS guards and the Com
munists. He eluded them both. He disappeared.
How? Zenkl's friends removed some planks
from the wooden foog Of one of the barracks,
dug hole large enough to hold a man, re-
placed the boards over the Lord Mayor.
Zenkl remained buried for three days and
three nights while his enemies hunted On the
fourth day. General Pattons Third Army
reached Buchenwald. 1t was the middle of
April. l945. Petr Zenkl emerged then
from his hiding place, thumped his legs,
stretched his back, and greeted his res
cuers with . courteous smile.
American officers informed him that they
had been requested by the Czech Government
in-Exile to arrange for his transportation to
London - as soon as the state of his health
would permit
Il feel fine now," said Zenkl, who had sur
vived six years of Buchenwald terror But
l can't possibly appear on Piccadilly in these
clothes"
Same Old Suit
AT FIRST it was suggested that he borrow an
Army uniform. Then someone thought of look
ing through the pile of civilian clothes left in
the SIS storehouse for something that would fit
DR.. Zenkl.
The storehouse was nearly empty. Most of
the prisoners personal belongings had been
shipped to Germany or stolen by the SIS guards
But the Germans, as always, had been methodi-
cal even in their thefts. They had made their
selections according to system from the
highest number down to the lowest
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-21
Beayerdam

Mr.. and Mrs. John Huddleson and
family of Cleveland were week enc
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Crib
le2.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wnl Amstutz were Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe klinger of Lima, Mr.
and Mrs. Gid Steiner and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Zimmerman and
family Of Bluifton.
Mr., and Mrs. Glen Wagner, Mr.,
and Mrs. Harold @. Clark and
daughters Of Lima were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clark and Miss Ellen Clark.
Mrs, Nm. Lutterbein entertained
the members Of the Leisure Hour
club at her home on Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cronkle-
ton and family Of West Mansfield
spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs.
L. Dow Fauver
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Williams and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams
and Miss Betty Pepple Of Lima were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Zimmerman and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Younkman
and daughters of Lakewood were
Saturday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Younkman and Bernard Gratz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Varvel, Mr.
and Mrs. Buster Graveline spent
the week end with relatives at Wat
seka, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Beery and
daughter of Plymouth, Ind, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fisher of Lima, Mr.. and
Mrs. Delmer Beery, Jr., were Sun.
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Delmer Beery, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hochstettler anc
family of Detroit, Mich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Hartman and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Eta Yant
Mrs. Cynthia Elliott and Mrs
Catherine Bassett were Sunda!
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. |. w. Byerl,
| at Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Y. Stirn and sol
David were Sunday visitors of MI
and Mrs. S. A. Stirn at Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ander
| son and sons of Cairo, Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Bowers and son of Ada, MI
and Mrs. Paul Massie and son O
Lima were Sunday visitors of Mrs
Lille Anderson.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-21

daughter Betty were Sunday even
ing visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Barnes and jeanne.
Pleasant Hill extends their SYM
pathy to Mrs. Idonna Huber for the
loss of her mother Mrs. George
Eyers who passed away last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Younkman were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Younkman and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Younkman and
daughter called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Younkman Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Iuginbill of
Lima were Sunday afternoon callers
OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Gleason and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hartman and
family spent Wednesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Jennings.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-21
Pleasant Hill

Dale and Edgar Huber, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Reichenbach and Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Jennings and sor
Rodney attended the wedding anc
reception Sunday of James Strattor
and Miss Elnora Basinger. They
will reside at the home of his father
Raymond Stratton.
Mr.. and MS. Berdell Huber are
the proud parents Of son Richard
Dale born Easter morning at Bluff
ton Community hospital.
The last few days have been quite
rainy and cold. With rain and snow
both on Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Herr and
family attended family dinner at
the home of Ernest Manahan, East
er Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Manahan and
family will return to their farm
east of Beaverdam this week after
spending the winter in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Watt and
son Ronald, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Watt, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Watt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Jennings
and sons Larry and Tommy were
Sunday evening supper guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Jennings and
Rodney.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gratz and
son Robin were Easter Sunday din.
| ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L
| Gratz.
Attendance at Sunday School g.
and collection S23.69.
w. S. C. S. met with Mrs. Betty
Faze on Thursday and officer:
elected for the coming year were
President, Mabel Jennings; vic'
president, Sarah Oates; secretary
Florence Andrews; treasurer, Nett;
Phillips; secretary of local churcl
activities, Donna Barnes; secretar.
of foreign missions, Pearl Huber
pianist, Vera Zimmerman; chorister
Mildred Gleason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Huber wer
Monday evening supper guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Jennings.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ant
Mrs. Russell Huber were sons Dal
of Q. S. L., Columbus, and Berdel
and daughters Anita and Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bum, Ere
mont, Mrs. Eta Ross and family
Clyde, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Richard
and daughter Helena, Mr.. and Mrs
Avery Kidd, Fostoria, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Basinger and family, Pan
dora, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Decker AM
family, Carey, and Mr.. and Mrs
Lamar Basinger and daughter spen
Easter Sunday with the Basinge
Sisters of Bluffton.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Jenning
and sons were Sunday dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Watt of Lima
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Zahrend an,
Mrs. Della kunert spent Monda
with Mrs. Mildred Gleason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Blosser an
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-21

Sarah Lycans whose last known place of
residence was Sarah Lycans lilo Twenty
fourth Street, Huntington. West Virginia is
hereby notified that Roy Lycans has filed
his petition against her for divorce and other
lect of duty and extreme cruelty in Case
Number 3sS7l of the CqfhupR< Pleas Court
OF Allen County, Ohio and that said cause
from the date of the first publication of this
notice
DURBIN AND NAVARRO
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Lima, Ohio 6
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vanagaiCio mirties ap|inkyb6s
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AA. Olio kalba MARGUcIO radio programme

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ma, kada man reiks Jums pa
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dar maziau galejome mes to
tiketis, kada pereito menesio
19-ta diena Dede Vanagaitis.
jo zmona, ir mudu SUI zmona,
visi keturi susedome j mano
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New Orleans, Louisiana.
Kiekviename minetame mle-
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port, Mississippi, kuris yra
arti Biloxi, tik apie 80 myllu
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I Gulporta atvaziavome SEX
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Vanagaitis buvo geroje nuo-
taikoj taip, kaip ir visoje musu
kelioneje, ir nesiskunde, kad
jam butu kas negerai.
Paprastai, jis nelabai meg
davo eiti pasivaikscioti, bet
tue kartu, NUNS besedint ten
tarp geliu, jis mus pakviete
paeiti Xxi golf course, kuris tik
apie pora bloku nuo viesbucio.
Nuns taip palengva beef
nant, staiga Dede Vanagaitis
pajuto ta ataka; nuo kurios jis
jau nebepasveiko.
Mes negalejom nei pagalvo-
ii, kad cia butu kas labai bio
ga. Bet kada pamatem, kad il
staiga prakaitas ispyle, as nu-
begau atgal viesbuti, atsive-
ziau savo automobile ir parve-
zem Dede atgal j jo kambarl.
Pasaukeme daktara..
Ant rytojau nuvezeme il
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prie jo nuolat buvo, dave viso-
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saukeme net DIR. Biezi, kuris
is Chicagos isskrido ketvirta-
dieni po piet, bet, pirm negu
jis pasieke Gulfport, Dede Va
nagaitis Z val. vakare, ketvir-
tadieni, kovo 1O-ta mire.
Tas viskas taip staiga atsi-
tiko, jog sunku net dabar IT,
keti, kad Dede nuo musu jau
atsiskyre.
siandien as jums nepasako-
stu apie Dedes Vanagaicio nuo-
pelnus. Apie tai girdejote sio.
je MARGUcIO programme is
daugelio visuomenes veikeju
kurie il ir jo darbus pagerbe
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savaite.
Bet as noreciau pabrezti ta
ka JUS visi be abejo jauciate
Dede Vanagaitis savo 25-riy
metu veikloje Amerikoje taiI
giliai ileido saknis musu sirdy.
Sc, kad jo isteigtas zurnalas
MARGUTIS ir jo sukurtos
MARGUcIO radio valandos
tapo permenantiska ietuvisks
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25
J. .ValaitispOpuliarus pas temdnius
Ka jis pasake spaudai
(askas is VOkietijOs)
ka jis pasake spaudai
(Laiskas is Vokietijos)

Per palyginti labai trumpa
laika BALFo igaliotinis Euro
pole J. Valaitis tremtiniu tar
pc pasidare vienas populiariau-
siu asmenu. Jis visur mielai
laukiamas, jo grazbylios kali
bos pasiklausyti gausiai Ian
kosi stovyklu gyventojai, We
liau, paklausimu metu, jis SUI
laikomas Xxi vidurnakcio ir, di-
dziausia kantrybe apsisarvojes,
visada SUI sypsniu veide, gra-
ziu jumoru pasidalindamas, at.
sake simtus klausimu.
il gaudo, jei taip galima pa.
sakyti, ir zurnalistai, noredam
kaip galima daugiau ziniu suzi.
mott emigracijos reikalais.
Bet, jei jis, tas BALFo vies'
pats Vokietijoje = Valaitis
visiems malonus ir prieinamas
tai zurnalistams SUI juo susi
tikti sunkiausia. Kodel? Aisku
lis -neturi laiko. 10 istaigojt
zmones pradeda rinktis nut
ankstyvo/ ryto, rikiuodamies
eiluteje. Kittens tenka net pt
pora dienu palaukti, kol susi
daro galimybes su juo susitik
ii. To darbo begales, klijentl
daug, o talkininku maza. Wis;
sunkiaja artilerija reikia vezt
dviem asmenim, kuriu zing
SINUS pagreitina IRO paskolin
tas senas "dzipas''
Maza iliustracija:
zydu emigracijos reikalal
rupinasi $50 atstovu, kurlem
padeda 100 tarnautoju ir 1,0O'
bendradarbiu. Ma, bet uz ia
ir rezultatai puikus.
| \ X
- Alio! Valaitis Frankfur
F, te kalbejosi su Squadrilliu. Blu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25

Ca, virsuje, yra atvazdas svabq Gmiundes karei-
viniu kuriose anksciau gyveno vokieciq kareiviai
dabar = 2,OCO lietuviu tremtinq.
soje stovykloe ivyko centrines Vasario 16-tos pa
minemO iskimes vasariO 15ta diena ivyko iskimin-
gas susirnkima kurame buvo tektos premjos rasyto-
jams, matomiems prmame puslapyje idetame atvazde.
zemiau matome komisija kuri sprende kuriems ra-
sytojams paskr 1913 metu premjas. Sedi is kares D.
Jasaitis A. Rukas J. Brazaitis ir BALFO atstOvas j.
Valaits Stow is kares: ]. Valats antrass (tremti-
nys), B. Brazdzionis. st. Santvaras, P Gaucys r H.
Radauskas. Komisijoje dar buvo B. Gadzilnas, kuro
cia nematyti mes js fotografavo sia komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-25

istaiga, su graziomis ir stiprio-
mis- tradicijomis, tikslais, obal-
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Isakymas ir prasymas ispil-
dytas ir Valaitis, ramiai sau
keliaves, pusiaukeleje tapo su-
stabdytas ir "apklaustas'.
Klausimu kruva! Pc to
zodis J. Valaiciui.
- Kad buvau Frankfurte ir
kalbejausi su DIP emigracijos
koordinavimo virsininku Euro
pole Mr.. Squadrilliu, zinote.
10 zodziais, ietuviu daug dau-
giau isvyks, negu tikejosi. siuo
metu Frankfurte per diena pa
ruosiama po $50 bylu ir tiki
masi, kad nuo liepos 1 d. gales
paruosti po 400 ir net daugiau
bylu per diena.
Kovo menesi j USA isvyks
4,5O0 asmenu. Bet dedama
daug vilciu, kad Sis skaicius
gales pasiekti ir 1000. Balan-
dzio menesi jau tikrai isvyks
1000, o geguzes ir birzelio me-
nesiais po 10000. Liepos me-
nesi bus pasiekta nustatyta
norma ir gales isvykti $4,000
asmenu.
Per ta laika bus isvyke apie
$4,000. Tikimasi, kad netrukus
zmones bus pradedami gaben-
ii ir lektuvais.
- Prasides emigracija pran-
cuzu ir britu zonose. Prancuzu
zonoje 1000 emigrantu apklau-
sineta, anglu zonoje $4,000
paruosti dokumentai.
I klausima, ar pilnai pavyks
81 plana ivykdyti, Squadrillis
Valaiciui atsake teigiamai.
Toliau j. Valaitis kick pla-
ciau sustojo prie taip vadina-
mu
ivairiu emigracijos saseliu
ir sasu.
Daug kas nuo emigracijos
USA susilaiko tada, kai doku-
mentu paruosimas eina prie
gallo.
Kitas nemalonumas, kai
zmogus prisimedzioja As pa
kvietimus ir paskiau niekaip
negali isgalvoti, kuriuo pasi-
naudoti. Ir bemandraujant at
sitinka taip, kad pagaliau is
vyksta j kokia nors Pietu Anne
rikos valstybe.
| Kai zmogus turi kelis pa
kvietimus, tai DIP komisija yra
nusistaciusi, kad turf vykti
ten, is kur pirmasis pakvieti-
mas atejo. Bet buna dar ir
taip, kad zmogus, turedamas
/ daug giminiu USA ir kelis pa
kvietimus, susigundo dar pa
sinaudoti nevardinemis organi-
zaciju sutartimis. Ir paskiau
taip atsitinka, jog tick giliai
iklimpsta j emigracijos maka-
lyme, kad nebegali isbristi.
Tokiu meskos patarnautoju
yra. Ir kas atsitinka. Jie patys
nebegali issrebti tos sriubos,
kurios prisivire, ir dar nu-
skriaudzia tuos, kurie USA ne
turi nei giminiu, nei pazlsta-
mu ir pilnai butu galeje pasi-
naudoti tomis nevardinemis SUI
tartimis.
Daug kas teiraujasi, kodel
vienam buvo sudaryti doku-
mental gruodzio menesi ir jis
jau isvyko, o kitas nuo anksty-
vo rudens dar nesulaukia eiles.
Shame atsitikime daug lemia
valstija, kuria vykstama. Pa
vyzdziui, zmogus laukia ir ne
sulaukia eiles, kada gales is
vykti, sakysim, Illinois val
stiia, kur vykti nori 10000 =
10000. O kitas labai greitai
isvyksta ten, kur is viso norin-
ciu vykti susidaro keli simtai.
Bet buvo ir tokiu atsitiki-
mu. Du broliai kartu gavo is
vieno brolio garantijas. Vienas
is ju jau senai "su doleriais
draugauja", o kitas Vokietijoj
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DIRVA Konodoje ---- $4.W
Kitur uzsieny- $3.50
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pinigu ar patio zenklu, naudoti pas
to cekius ar perlaidas.
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- Alio! Valaitis Frankfur-
te kalbejosi su Squadrilliu. Bu-
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-21
Dodge Announces
New Automobiles
In 10 Body Types

DETROIT-Dodge dealers Will
d;splav the new Dodge line OF au-
tomobiles in their showrooms on
Wednesday, January 4, L. l.. Col
bert vice president and director
of Chrysler Corporation, president
of the Dodge Division, announced
today.
Pictures of the new models and
specifications were released today
They are longer and lower in ap-
pearance as result of styling
Notifications. Rear tenders are
larger and longer and the rear
tread is two inches wider. The
rear window area in Coronet ano
Meadowbrook models is increased
one-third.
New parallel bar-type grille, OF
separate piece construction to min
imize repair and replacement cost;
new larger bumper guards, new
exterior chrome trim, a reStyled
instrument panel, new dash and
cowl insulation and new tail lights
are among the improvements.
Available in ten body styles and
On two standard wheelbases, the
new Dodge cars retain the gener-
Gus head room, shoulder room, leg
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-21
INDIAN PRISON CAMP WILL BE
MOVED TO ROBSON COUNT

The North Carolina prison camp
for Indians definitely will be
placed al: Lumberton, with the
transfer from Walnut Cove being
made about tic first of the year,
it has been announced by State
Prison Director =. B. Moore. -
Plans include the installation
of an ,all-Indian operating staff.
The Negro camp, now located
four miles west Of LUmberton.
will handle, all Indians sentenced
N the state. First announcement
of the move said that Negro pris-
oners would not go to Stokes but
that third camp would be in
volved in the three-way transfer.
The Lumberton prison was or
iginally part Indian and part Ne
gro. During the early years OF
the war the Indian camp in Wal
nut Cove was set up and all In
dian prisoners have since been
kept there.
Mr.. Moore said that the move
was being made because Robe
son is the center of the Indian
population. and that: rot only
would there be a saving in trans
.portation and time required for
transportation, but that the move
would be a convenience to rcla-
tiveS who must now cross the
state for a visit.