davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
Sokolsky Den " Batawe,
Kanada.

Toronto, Kanada. = Kanad-
ska osada BATAVIA, V Ontario,
jeff obyvatelstvo je z valne
casti ceskoslovenskeho pGvodu
oslavila v sobotu, 2. zafi a V
nedeli, 3. zari 1850 desate W.
rocl zalozenl sokolske telocvic-
ne jednoty BATAVIA. Pr tie pr1-
lezitosti Sc sem sjelo velmi mno-
no krajanu, pfatel a cetn1 SOU
sede z okoln1ch osad a meste-
eek.
V sobotu, 2. zari v rekreacni
budove byl uspofadan spole-
censky tanecnf vecer. Hoste z
Clevelandu, Toronto, Kitchene-
ru, Waterloo, Montrealu, Tren-
tonu, Frankfordu, Kingstonu a
cetnych jinych mist Sc tn sjeli
k spolecenske zabave, k dobre-
mu posezenf a pohovoren1 81,
k zatancen1 pfi dobre m1stnf
krajanske hudbe. Batawske
sestry pripravily chutne peel
vo, znamenitou kavu a organi-
SAGE vecera ukazala zdatnost
vsech batawskych bratrn jak
z tamni telocvicne jednoty, tax
odbocky Csl. narodn1ho sdru-
zenf. Vecer byl prfpravou ma
hlavn1 den, nedeli, 3. zaf1 1850.
Nedele Sc znamenite vyda-
FILA. Pocasf bylo krasne a znac-
ny pocet pTatel a sousedG pTi-
jel shlednout sokolsky den. Pff-
tomno bylo mezi 800 az do l.
900 lidf.
We dive hodiny odpoledne byl
zahajen prGvod cvic1cfch. w.
Sci Cd rekreacnf budovy ma So
kolske cvicen1. Dvaceticlenny
hudebni sbor Trentonskeho
Lions Klubu We svych pestrych
uniformach vyhraval vesele po-
chody. V cele prGvodu byly
neseny vlajky, kanadska, anne
ricka, ceskoslovenska a prapor
tel. jednoty Sokol BATAVIA. Ho-
ste z Clevelandu byli vedeni
zupnfm nacelnikem severovy-
chodni zupy americke obce So
kolske br. Edwinem Jirouskem
a zupnf nacelnicf Evelynou Tt
chou. Torontska tel. jednota
Sokol byla vedena naceln1kem
br. Mirou Pr1stupou. bataw-
skou tel. jed. Sokol vedl nacel-
nix br. Jerry Janecka a s. vi.
Janakova. Dale v pr1vodu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
>ZNOVU-ZVOLTE
FRANK G.. ROBEY.

Zde jest nekolik prostych,
poctivych fakt, proc je dulezi-
tie pro vsechny obcany Balti-
more, by znovu-zvolili FRANK
G. ROBEY ia Klerka Court of
Common Pleas.
Zkusenost p. Robey oprav-
mule no poskytnouti cennou
sluzbu tomuto soudu. Svoji OBJ
chodn1 znalostf prokazal schop-
most dcinne vykonavati vsech-
ny povinnosti v teto nanejvyse
dGlezite 1radovne. Ia svoji a
sveho stabu skvelou sluzbu We
fejnosti byl mnohokrate po-
chvalen.
Velke sunny penez projdou
touto 1Tadovnou rocne a jest
primo rozkazem, ably zkuseny,
svedomity Official kalibru pane
Robey zGstal v trade. Jeho u
cetn1 system jest klasifikovan
jake jeden z nejleps1ch v Ma
rylandu Statn1mi Kontrolory a
Statn1mi Auditory, kteTf nikdy
nenasli sebemensl nesrovnalost
" jeho fondech.
Jeho stab sestava z osob INA
lych nekterych cizfch jazyk1,
coz napomaha nas1m ceskoslo-
venskym krajanGm. Jest vete-
ranem z /. SV6tOye Valkv a
pfltomne dobe jsou ctyri JIM
valecn1 veterani v ,jeho stabu.
Ma zaklade vytecneho re-
kordu p. Robey v minulosti, ia
Thomas j. Petr osobne cltlm,
re je to V zajmu obcan1 Balti-
more, ably no podrzeli v trade,
coz NIUE byti ucineno volbou
pro p. FRANK c.. ROBEY v
primarkach pondel1, 10. zafl.
Jeho jmeno naleza Sc pod klic.
kou liza.
Advt. THOMAS J. PETR
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15

chener-W aterloo a Toronto, We
dena zupn1m naceln1kem br. E.
Jirouskem, bylo opravdovym
vyvrcholen1m dine. Zeny cvicily
neobycejne ladne a krasne a
jeJich sestavy svou slicnosti
hluboce d~oj1maly. Muzi pax
raznost1 jednotlivych cvik1 sc
tuzily, ably nezdstaly pfi svych
vykonech "a zenami. Jednot-
most cvicenf pri presn6m kla-
vlrnlm doprovodu S. Dasi &C.
chove a cely raz sletovych
prostnych pusobil mohutnym
dojmem. Opet Sc tn ukazala So
kolska vychova jake jedinec-
ma, ktera nema soupeTe a ktera
by mela byt nasledovana vse-
mi, kdoz usiluj1 O zlepsen1 ce-
leho naseho zivota.
Zaverecny nastup pri zvuc1ch
hymny "Kde domov mGj" a
mad Tatrou sa blyska" a "God
save the King" ukOncll SOkol-
sky den v Batawe. Dlouhodoby
potlesk vsech pr1tomnych zno-
WI potvrdil, jak Sc vsem cele
cvicen1 l1bilo.
Pc te do pozdn1ch hodin pfa-
tele setrvali ma sokolskem cvi-
cisti V pTatelske besede. Cetnl
hoste z Toronto, Montrealu,
Kitcheneru, Waterloo, Kingsto-
nu, Frankfordu, Stirlingu,
Trentonu a z jinych cetnych
mist tn sousedsky 81 porozpra-
veil. Byl to krasny a 1spesny
den, jeden z tech, ma ktere vel
mi dlouho budeme vzpom1nat
FIJI
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
Baltimore Community Chest.

Pan Beverly H. Mercer, hla-
WI predseda oznamil, re ma
Dor ma kampan Baltimore Com
munity Chest zapocne 10. Tijna
a potrva az do IA. listopadu.
HIavnf 1Tadovna naleza Sc
jake pTedesla leta V elsie 1 N.
Calvert ST.
Jeste nebyla stanovena le-
tosni meta. Dart Dude pouzi-
to k financovan1 prace 80
"Chest Red Feather Services
b6hem roku 1851. Tyto agen-
fury Sc budou starati o ty, KITE
RI potfebujf pomoci V Baltimore
a B~altimorsk6m okresu. Lon
sk6ho roku bylo pomozeno
$4,000 osobam.
Cervene Per1cko Dude opet
oficieln1m symbolem "Obecnl
Truhlice''. Kazdy, KIDD daruje
dostane per1cko k vefejnemu
nosen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
Ceskoslovensko - zems
Stalinova.

Slovensky komunisticky bas-
mix Milan Lajciak vydal sb1rku
"Pozdrav". = Pise tam v jed
ne basni, jake to bylo stest1, re
Sc ma Slovensko usmal Stain a
koncf: "Ako je krasne dnes uz
O tom riadky pfsat, re nasa
vlastna zem je al zem Stall
nova"
Cesky basn1k Stanislav Neu-
man byl navrzen ma komunnis-
tickou cenu m1ru "a svou Cpl
sen O Stalinu". Ma dotaz v no.
vinach, jak tn p1sen tvofil Cd
povedel Neuman: "Davno jsem
cftil, re pfede mnou jednou bu-
de stat 1kol napsat basen Sta
linovi a tax jsem k tomu sb1ral
silly CD Citfm, re jsem svdj u
kol jeste zdaleka nesplnil. slo
mi vsak o to, abych vyjadril, CO
Stain pro mas znamena re
mad Mani bdf, kdyz spine -. .
Vim, re tuto basen nap1si "a
n6kolik let znova a lepe ;"
Ceskoslovenst1 literati nikdy
tax hloupe nezvanili, jake ted,
co d6lajf mnoz1 Stalihovi a Colt
waldovi trubadury. Ale my
slime. re Neuman nebude NIT
pTrflezitost, ably svou "Pisen Q
Stalinu' "a nekolik let zdoko-
NALL. FCI/F
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
Sokolska Hl1dka.
Sokolske Sbory " Baltimore

Sokolske Sbory " Baltimore
oznamuj1 nasf veTejnosti zno-
vuzahajenf pravidelnych hodin
telesne vychovy v budove Ces-
Ike Skoly Augustine HeTmana,
rob Ashland a Glover ulic.
Rozvrh cvicenl:
Kazdou stredu:
Zacky: cd GAS do 7:45 vecer
Dorostenky: cd 7:45 do 8:45
zeny: cd 9 hodin vecer.
Kazdy patek:
zaci: cd 7 hodin vecer.
Dorost: cd 8 hodin vecer.
Muzi: Cd 9 hodin vecer.
Zveme nase pratele a prf-
%znivce, ably vyuzili teto prilezi-
tosti a sve dftky pro osvezenf a
utuzeni zdravi do sokolskeho
cvicenf posllali. Najdou zde
hojn6 pohybu, radosti a veseli
pr spravnem dozoru a odbor-
ne znalosti cvicitelstva. Upo-
zornujeme, re jsou do cviceni
pfijimany i ditky neclenG. u
vedomel1 rodicove zajiste vyu-
zijf teto pfilezitosti pro sve deti
Pro dorustaj1ci mladez a do
spele je zde vyborna pr1lezi-
tost k otuzenf a ozdravenf v
pravem bratrskem, pratelskem
a srdecnem ovzduS1. eve zdra-
VEN tele = zdravy duch!"
Ma Zdar!
Cvicitelke Sbory
Sok. Jedn. "Blesk"
BALTIC Jedn. Sokolic
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
BEzNE OSLO mo- 2170

sovatele, kteTf jeli S mimi, Wy
vazli bez 1razu.
Jugoslavie odsuzuje rudy 1tok
ma koreu.
Belehrad. - Stanovisko Ju-
goslavie vGci komunistickemu
dtoku ma Koreu bylo vyjasne-
no V prohlaseni jugoslavskeho
zahranicnlho ministra Edvarda
r. Kardelja V casopise "Bor-
ba' kratce pred jeho odjezdem
DO New Yorku ma valne Ease
DAM Spojenych narodd. Kar-
della do "Borby'' napsal:
"Ti, KIDD zavinili valku v Ko-
rel, must vedet, re takova val
ka ohrozuje svetovy mir a DO
bldne vsechny 1tocne staty a
zostr1 ma vSech stranach mezi-
narodnf konflikty. Ozbrojena
akce severokorejske vlady ne
vede k pravemu osvobozenf ko-
rejskeho lidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
Cvicitelke Sbory
Sok. Jedn. "Blesk"
BALTIC Jedn. Sokolic
SchIze Okrsku zupy Vychodni

Dude Sc konati v nedeli, "a. "a
RI v Sokolovne Filadelfia lined
pc schulz zupniho Technickeho
Vyboru, ktera Sc zapocne v
1920 rano, a pfitomnost vsech
nacelnlku a cvicitelG je poza-
dovana.
Nacelnici a nacelnice OMAN
tie br. Frank Capkovi kolik vas
z kazde jednoty pfijede.
Ma Zdar!
Edward Stetka, naceln1k
R:zena Jaresova, nacelnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
z 1radovny Radu Blank
els. 1O1 &. S. A.

Rad Blank els. 1O1 G. S. A.
Dude odbyvati pTfsti schulz ire
tt sobotu, dine 16. zaf1 1850 We
skolnf budov6 Aug. HeTmana,
roh Ashland a Glover ulic.
Dude podana zprava re SJez-
du nasf Jednoty nasfm zastup-
Gem. Clenov6 Sc vyzyvaJ1 by
sc jist6 d~ostavili.
Pc sch1zi obcerstveni.
Bernard Marek, pTedseda
Ant. Vancura, tajemnlk
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
Z cest naSich kraianH.

Dostali jsme peknou pohled-
nici Z Thousand Islands Mezi-
narodnlho Mostu pres feku sv.
VavTince.
Srdecny pozdrav z Thousand
Islands zas1laj1:
Frank Zaoralek
Marie Zaoralek
Helena Hecko
Pavel Hecko
Pavllna Smolek
Dix "a vzpomfnku. Redakce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
20 tureckych dGstojnikG prize
10 k vvcviku do USA.

New York. = Dvacet turec-
kych ddstojnfkd a muzG prize
10 do Spojenych Statd, ably Sc
podrobili zvlastn1mu vycviku,
ktery ma byt pf1pravou k to-
mu, ably mohli pfevzft veleni ma
dvou americkych ponorkach
pomocneho programu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
Norsko-D anske namorni name
r " Severnlm mort.

Kodan. = Minuly tyden Sc
konaly namofn1 manevry We
skandinavskych vodach cd
skoncenf valky. Podflelo Sc ma
Mich Norsko a Dansko. Pc skon
cent man6vrd Sc velitele obou
lodstev sesli ma konferenci v
Horstenu, Norsko, kde STUDIO
vail vysledky manevrd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
SLOVO K NASfM
kRAJANUM-VOLICnM

Ponevadz velky zajem V OBJ
canskych a mravnfch zalezitos-
tech nas1 sekce dava nam pra-
vo ma obcanstvi a ma volebnf
vysady, proto c1tfm, re pro mo-
je pr1buzne, pfatele a zname,
stare i mlade, muze i zeny v
nasem okol1 Dude obzvlaste "a
jlmavo vedeti, re "a vseobecne-
no zmatku delanf politickych
reel behem kampane Demokra-
tickych Primarek, kampane be
hem ktere byla pronesena ne
ktera slova a byvalo by lepe,
kdyby nebyla pronesena, kde
tt, zodpovednf "a vysoke odha-
dy a dane hledeli Sc vymluviti
nebo vec zcela ignorovali. DIE
meho nazoru mGzeme prij1ti k
1zaveru, to jest Wy
jasniti atmoferu a voliti v pom
deli nasleduj1c1 kandidaty:
GEORGE P. MAHONEY
Ia Guvernera
LILLIAN L. KLECKA
Ia Kongresnici
THOMAS j. McKEWEN, Jr.
Ia Statn1ho Senatora
Do Domu Delegate:
EDWARD BARTOS
JOHN J. K~AVANAUGH
JOSEPH V. MACH
ROSE MARIE MURPHY
ORA RUSSELL
GEORGE C. WAGNER
Ia Klerky u nekolika Soudn:
FRANK c.. ROBEY
M. LUTHER PITTMAN
JOHN 0. RUTHERFORD
JAMES H. ARTHER
Do State Central Committee:
CHESTER j. RAY
J. STANEK
GORDON N. TIGER
Delegaty do Statni Konvence:
CLEMENT CHARVAT
EDITH KELLY
ERWIN T. LITTLETON
JOSEPH X. RICE
FRANCIS J. RYAN, Jr.
DANIEL VAIN
GEORGE WERNER
Tt, kdoz bydlf 3. distriktu vol
tie krajana JOHN w. VALISE
do Domu Delegate.
Ma pfedchoz1 listine nacha-
zejf Sc jmena sesti kra.jnd =
ceskoslovenskeho pGvodu a az
budete We volebn1 budce, nepo-
spfchejte, dopfejte 81 dosti ca
SUI a pozorne zatahnete spravne
klicky. Nezapomenme, re pTf-.
lezitost svobodne voliti jest ma
Sc americka prednost, "a KITE
rou mGzeme dekovati Vsemo-
houc1mu Bohu. Ia "Zeleznou
Oponou' Sc O takove privilegii
v6bec neuvazuje!
Advt. LOUIS J. SVEHLA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15

= Ohybany nabytek znamy
pod jmenem "v1densky" nevy-
rab1 Sc We Vldni, ale ma Morave.
Panamske klobouky Sc ne
vyrabej1 v Paname, ale v E.
quadoru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15

Misto kv6tiny k ucteni pa
matky zemrele p1. Joseflny
Altman darovala p1. Marie
Kleckova ma Ceskou Skolu SIS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
Diva valecni dopisovatele ma
korejske fronte zraneni.

Pusan, Korea. = Diva vaIec-
nj correspondent byli zraneni
palbou re strojn1ch pusek. jed
MIN z Mich je dopisovatel Bal
timore "Sun" Philip Potter a
druhym je Jean Marie de Pre-
knoxville, zastupce francouzske
tiskove agentury. Oba byli
zraneni do nohy v okamziku,
kdyz jejich jeep, v nemz jeli
20 horske ceste, byl zaskocen
nepr1telem. TTi ostatni dopi-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15

Dix "a v%zpom1nku. Redakc'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-08
R. W. SWEAZEY
GETS SCOUT
POSITION

Raw ". SWCaZcy. Scout ENecu-
tive OF the Cape Fear Area Coun-
Gil, Boy Scouts Of America, has
been named Deputy Regional
Scout Executive for Region 2.
effective December 1. James n.
Clark Of ElizabCthtOWn, Council
President. announced last night.
AS Deputy Regional Executive
in Rcgion2. which comprises the
states OF New York and New
Jerscy. Sweazy viii work with
IS Councils. Clark said. His head
quarters Will be d, > Park Ave
nue.. New York.
Swaazry came % the Cape
Fea, Area Council in June. 1917
from position as Assistant
Scou. Executive tor the Atlanta
AREA Council. Atlanta. Georgia.
During his stay IN Whining
L.. membership in the Boy
s Movement here Increased
a.ur 20 per cent with new
T-..ps established at approx
RE. y the same rate.
his biggest achievement Wnhe
". the Local Council is constd'
e.. 70 be the establishment OF
a 20 maOcat camp for the Coun
l. l. ftF.N
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-08
EMERSON
NEWS
BY OSCAR SOLES

Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Shelley an
nounce the birth OF a daughter
Tuesday. October 81, in the CO.
lumbus County hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruther Lee Soles
announce the birth OF a daughter
on Sunday at their hom e.
The ncw-arrivaI weighed eight
pounds.
AIr. and Mrs. Winston Norris
had as their Sunday visitors Mr.,
ana GIrs. Bert Cartrettc OF Halls
DoIO.
Daniel Cartrcttc Of Tabor City
visited Oscar Solcs Sunday.
Dir. and MIS-. Lewis Solcs and
SIR. Annie Soles visited Nh. and
Mrs. Hoyt Shelley Sunday.
Norman Fowler and mother
and Jvttir Norris visited Ill. and
Alrs. Hoyt Shelley Sunday.
Misses Caroline and Ruby Hin
son visited Hiss Rose H.nsot
Sunday.
Miss Kathleena Nealey ano
Miss Dorothy Tompkins and
Misses Rose. Ruby and Callc2n>
Hinson visited Mr.. and Mrs. OS
car Solcs Sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. Clarence Nea!cy
visited MI. and Mrse. DlILoA
N2aley Sunday.
Mrs. B. C. Duncan's mother Is
believed TO DC the oldest person
in Castor county. She is 10'
wears old. She has a brother i0l
vaars Old. We have pictur" o.
MS. Lucindcr Harden and h"'
brother. Frank Clark.
Hcv Tommtc Crjbb will be II
,har2, of services TO be held Al
.ao homo of Nj. and Mrs. 3. I
Duncan Thursday night.
= Rev. Coy thousand will cohduc'
services at the church Saturda!
n.gnt and Sunday. The regular
time is the second Saturday
night and Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-08
Western Auto
Toyland Open

Western Autos Toyland open
ed in Tabor City and Loris this
week with what owner S. T. Rog-
crs says is the widest selection
of Christmas merchandise in
many years.
Equality is excellent and we
have one of the finest varieties
we have had since World War
H." Mr.. Rogers stated.
The toy industry this year has
made some novel TOYS from COM
plctely new ideas that have add
cd much to the hetterment OF
the toy trade. Toys this year also
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-08
COTTON ON HORSEBACK
ADDS SOMETHING NEW

Joseph hasn't been horse since the age Oh sA
now not only leading cavalry charges IN 1We
ch CcntuyFoxs Flags West at the New Tabor lheae
Sunday and Monday.
Jeff Chandler in Flags West Director Robert Wise was faced
with grave problem called by the script to
av captured heoreaher cavalry colonel who OBJ
ans his freedom by joining the Union to fight the Indians
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-08
sssaaaeN~ nv
BY MRS. LESTER LONG

>> N~,--.-> -
Mrs. Lacy Long visited friends
and relatives IN Wilmington sun
Gay.
Ebert So.es and Hanuj2 Gos,
man made d business "Trip TO
Loris Monday.
MIS-. Jimmie Walters OF VIII
ulingfon was the Wednesday at
teynoou guest OF Nj. and Mrs.
Ed Gore.
Ruby Jane Jacobs visited MIS-.
Del.on Long Monday.
lIr. and Mrs. Dillon Jacobs
were Tabor City visitors Thurs
day.
Mrs. Ebert Soles visited Mrs.
Qu,llie Long Friday.
Harvey Stocks and Miss Ber-
nice Porter visited ThetuS Con-
nor Sunday.
Lester Long and Lucian SuggS
made q business trip to Tabor
City Saturday.
Mrs. James Faulk spent Wed
nesday With Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Gore
Ralph Long and Calvain Ward
were in Hallsboro "Wednesday.
Margaret Monroe OF Eagle
SPRINGS was the Sunday dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Long.
NJ. and Mrs. Julious Suggs
visited Mr.. and Mrs. CalValn
Ward Sunday.
Harley Jenerctte Of the Pire,
way section visited Lester Long
recently.
Nj. and Mrs. Jim Long were
the Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Long.
Lacy Long left Sunday to
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-08

N New IhcAlCO.
Thrown from his mount n
childhood Gotten had sworn ne
would never try it again. Diroc-
tor Wise called upon Boo Adler.
an actor in his own right WAC
supplements his acting cnOrcS py
teaching the studios players TO
ride. to put Gotten back in the
saddle again. After two days OF
novel instruction - somewhat
akin to the BorIitz method OF
teaching languages, Adler SlNlQ'
~ talked Gotten onto d horcs.
Gotten explains his course OF
instruction as follows: For TWO
DAYS / merely sat on a horse
while Adler talked away my
nervousness and fears besides
giving ne vocal instruction IN
horsemanship. I didn't believe II
would work. but the first thIn9
I knew | vas riding with SCH
assurance. And, when the pic,
tul.c was under way I was Sai'
Ioping with the best o. thon.
Two Flags West MARKS
Joseph Cotton's first film al
TWco,icth Century Fox on
lo,,.our from David SClznich
One q Hollywood's most popular
stars, Gotten came TO Hollywood
from New York in 1889 to appear
in Orson Wcllcs' "Citizen Kane.
Before Gotten clicked N films
he held many sundry positions;
he sold paint. gas-saving CAD
gets for automobiles, potato
saiad and advertising space l0l
a newspaper. Given a break by
producer David Bclasco. Cotton
became assistant stage manager
to Lynn Overman in Dancing
Partner"
After a stint with the Coplcy
Theatre OF Boston, Joe Cotter
finally got his break on Broad
way-a role in absent Father.
Then came accent on Youth
and The Postman Always Rings
Twice" In the course OF the
'.Postman" run he met Orsor
Wcllcs and joined Welles' MGR
curry Theatre. Since "Citizef
Kane" Gotten has added an i'm
prcssiye list of screen credits
among which he included 'Tht
Third Man" "Portrait of len
ME" "The Farmers Daughter
Duel In the Sum-" and the cur
rent Two Flags West"
with his hell-forleather cav
airy riding in Two Flags West
as a background, Joseph Gotten
may very we'll become another
TIonalong Cassidy sensation
TimC will tell.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-08
ATTEND BANQUET MEET

ATTEND bA1Ne2OH1 OhHA
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Fipps at
tended a banquet meeting of the
Home Security Life Insurance
company at Wrightsville Beach
on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Fipps is the Home securi-
tv agent for this vicinity.
seem to stress educational as
well as entertaining values.
FOR SALE Six pointer pups,
3 months old, can be Register
ed. 2 males and 4 females, both
parents excellent hunters,
males $500. females $1,000
See Tate Norris or Cliff SalVls
At Lewis Gore Co. 2Jp.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-08
TO CONDUCT REVIVAL

Rev. Y. S. Singletary. pastor
OF the Negro Baptist church
mere. viii hold d revival meeting
at the Zion Methodist Church ii
Baltimore. Nd. during thi :
month. Rev. Singletary plans TO
leave Tabor City for the meet
ing on November 20 and viii
conduct services through Novem
hor %.
He will be assisted by the pas
tor of the church there, Rev. G..
y. GrilchriSt.
spend some time in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stocks spent
Sunday in Wilmington visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Carney.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-08

ATTEND CLOTHING SHOW
Albeit Schild, Hyman Lem
wand and Ben Hulk attended the
Mems Clothings Show in Char.
lotto during the weekend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-08

Report Of the Register o.
Deeds fos month OF October.
1850.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-20
Sand Surrenders
To River Marsh;
But Ais OK Now

Sitizens of the Moss Point
Escatawpa area were concern
ed Monday when about 1000
yards of sand being pumped in
to a pile near Angeles ship
yard on Highway SO disappear
ed with a soft woosh into the
marsh.
j. w. Smith of the Mobile
Dredging Co.. contractors for
the work of raising the high
way approach to the Escataw-
pa bridge, explained that, con-
trary to local worries, the van
ishing sand wasn't part of the
blanket which will be used
to raise the road.
The blanket, said Smith, has
already been pumped in, need
ing $4,000 Yards to straighten
out the curve below the Head
property. The sand that gave
up the ghost was being pump
ed into a stockpile for use by
state highway engineers.
Another stoekpile was plac-
ed BY the south end of the
bridge. After the second pile
= dissolved, Smith continued
pumpIng and rebuilt it.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-20
Women's Progressive Clubs Annual
C0sneHio Show To be Held Next Week

ieties should be named, if posi-
Bile.
3. No exhibitor shall receive
more than n ribbon in a class.
4. ANY ribbon may be withheld
at the discretion of the judges,
whose decision shall be final.
5. All exhibits shall be from
bushes owned bv the exhibitors.
6. Greenhouse specimens shall
be judged separately,
Z The show committee is not
responsible for containers and
other property, although reason
able care will be exercised to
safeguard said property. All con-
tanners should be marked under
meath with the owners name.
using adhesive tape.
B. Entries will be received be-
tween 8 a. m. and III a. m. Jan.
%.
9. No exhibit may be dismsn-
tied or removed from the show
until 5 p. m, Jan. 20. and must he
Continued ON page 4
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-20

better and the girls okey."
Charles 2-Yearold sister. Carol
inc. also was reported by police
TO have been severely beaten. She
was not hospitalized. however.
Bostick, according to Blake
ney, is a parolee from a Pennsyl-
vsnia prison where he was serv-
ing a 20-year sentence for rob-
berry. He is still being held on an
open charge, has not demanded
a trial, Biakeney said.
No Word From FBI
Word had not been received
late Thursday from the FBT in
Washington, to which Bostick's
fingerprints were sent for check
ing his record.
Police took young Donsereaux
from his home Jan, 9. after it was
reported his screams could be
heard for two blocks. The mother
later admitted that wounds IN
her head also. were caused by
bestings by the stepfather.
II appreciate the interest ihe
people have taken in this case"
BlakeneY said Thursday. Il want
TO assure all that the man will be
given a fair and impartial hearing
IN po1ira rourfa
Date for the hearing had not
yet been set.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-20
BrutoIIy Beaten Boy Returns Home;
Letters From Nation Flood Biokeney

A flood of letters and kilograms
descended upon Pascagoula Pc
lice Chief E. f. Blakeney this
week following publication Fri
day of the story of brutal beat
ingS allegedly given 4-year-old
Charles Donsereaux by his step
father.
The story appeared in papers
throughout the nation. BlakeneY
heard from people in the South.
New England. Midwest and along
the Pacific coast.
Many of the letters condemned
Alvin Bostick. 80. the stepfather
who is still being held in county
Jail on an open charge. Others of
fered aid and sympathy to the
family. Some offered to adopt
Charles.
Charles At Home Again
Meanwhile, the boy was dis
missed from the county hospital
Tuesday after a week of treat
ment for wounds caused by re-
peated beatings with a doubled
strand of quarter-ineh rope.
Flesh had been gouged out in
many places.
II went down to see the family
Tuesday afternoon said Blake
ney. The boy and his sister were
both playing. The boys much