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Evening star., 1951-01-03

LADIES earn 81 to So per hour. Part
or full time. No canvassing. Write
Box 266-J, Star. 81
WOMAN for adjustment dept, also
handle details. WASHINGTON
LAUNDRY. 2627 K st. NV. Apply
Mr.. Gibbons. bet. II ad /. IS
YOUNG GIRL. to clerk in drugstore;
permanent position: 4S hours. NO.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
HELP WOMEN tcont.)
CASHIER

hsis sEsrz6KsE zftfEsPffs FL lsh T. V1Ns
CASHIER CHECKER, exper.. for su-
per pI,,1 market ars Mt. Eisenberg:, WID-
CASHiER-CLERKs. exper.; perma-
nent full-time positions offering ex-
cell mt advancement opportunities
for qualified persons. Apply after
] pm. Tues, after 10 am. Wed,
YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 3942 MINI.
CLAIMS cLERK-1ndependent insur-
ance, adjusting firm needs expert
enced .workman's compensation
claims clerk Salary commensurate
with experience and ability. Our
employees have been informed Of
This t6I snIoip1msnt ad; Phone GLYNN' NE. o31e'
CLERK-Young lady with exper in
credit and collection work pref. !;
typing required; good starting sal
ary; Call Mr.: Pullman at JOHN G.
WEBSTER. CO.. ST. 6100. A
CLERK. for dry cleaning store. steady
Job lob, good pay and excel. working
but not essential Apply to CENTRAL
CLEANERS. 1923 Carroll st. NV. -5
CLERk--For general office work;
miEsv1 must Ss ,,6 a6le to to type. Apply
CLERKS. white. experienced, to man
age laundry and dry cleaning store;
good pay, good hours. Apply GREY
STONE LAUNDRY. 2216 sth NV,
CLERKWFile and mailing depart
ment; national organization: perma-
nent; must be high school graduate;
typing helpful but not essential. Call
MA. 4190 or apply in person. Mr.
PHILLIPS. Room 1107. Ring Bldg,
CLERK, laundry and dry cleaning
branch store, Experienced. Apply
2430 VALET. 2430 Penna. ave. NV,
CLERK, experienced for dry cleaning
esssoiishment ps HaEo n.u a ASTORIA CLEAN Ct
koma Park JU. 1916. a
day wort. See Mr., Berianstein.
o'DoNNELL's PHARMACY. 14th
and Colorado NV. i
Observation-Disclosures Of
good handwriting and like detail.
Apply AL Albee Building. -e
CLERK TYPIST, perm. position, s.
day. 40-hour week. pleasant work
ing conditions: in new modern air
conditioned bldg Bonus plan and
other employe benefits. Goth CEN
TURY-FoX FILM CORP. 415 3rd
st. NV. 3
CLERK-TYPIsT-several months en-
ployment with Red Cross. See COL.
WARD, 3rd floor. 1908 H st. NV.
CLERK TYPIsT, experienced, age 81
80 years, starting salary $2.100.
Excellent working conditions with
national association. DI. 3456.. 4
CLERK -TYPIST in hotel office; hrs,
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL, 200
cIERK-TYPPIsT in accounting dept.
of Catholic University; pleasant sur
roundings and opportunity for ad-
and sick leave. Call MI. 5000, Ext.
CLERK -TYPIST. age 1s to 25; must
be able to work 7:15 am. to 3:15
pm. one week and 3:15 pm. to
11:15 pm. the following week;
employees benefits after 3 months
smnpl1y9sR mHYFI ApPy g6rE e0sn ONCE
CLERK LEI K eTYPfsT. Sfsfsi also clerk-steno-
grapher. age is to 25. central down
town location. modern air cond.
bldg. good starting salary and op-
posBTNs BOZ IN aeEanfsmsas st NE sa4o Phone mr.
CLERK-TYPIST.. general office work;
permanent; 5-day, -40-hr. wk.; ex-
cellent working conditions, good pay.
Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORES,
employment office, II st. ne. 4
CLERK-TYPIST. under 80. accurate
ords department.. newspaper once,
GEORGETOWN; 5-day week; good op-
portunity for advancement. CO.
1014 4
Evening star., 1951-01-03
SALESLADY

SALESLADY'
between 20-35. for
sportswear shop on Conn. OR. 2177.
SALESWOMEN, part or full time, II
you can meet the public. have a car
nings and need to earn S65 a wk.
or more call 81. 1856. This IS not
comestics, plastics, books or can
vassing
full time, permanent
position selling infants and childrens
wearing apparel. Must be expert
eEced. Good salary. Apply in per-
son, MONTY'S KIDDIE LAND $500
Georgia ave, Silver Spring Shopping
Center F.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
BUT IF YOu APE

BUT, IF YOU ARE
Or think you have the ability. call
for appoi tment with Divisional
Manager, who will show you one of
the most intriguing ways to earn
up to $3.50 per wk, that you have
ever seen. Call between 1890 and
1880, T. J. INLAND, RE. 3621.
Evening star., 1951-01-03

Full or part time, day or night. for
experienced drivers. Men acquainted
with Washington streets preferred.
Good wages with excellent working
conditions. Apply in person. GRIF-
FIFTH CONSUMERS SERVICE BLDG.
1900 First st. ne. Ask for MR..
ROBERTSON.
Evening star., 1951-01-03

MEMS WEAR SALESMAN who can
qualify to fill the. position success
fully, selling in all depts. of mems
wear; FREDERICK. MEMS WEAR
YOUNG MAN. looking for good future
as typist-clerk in contracting busi-
ness; steady position, good future.
chance to learn business salary to
start: $50 per week. Give full par
tlculars and references. Box 149-
YOUNG MAN who has had 500 some
framing IN teleViSion and wants to
get practical experience; must be
strong and willing to work. COLONY
GADlO "a SALES e AND SERVICE, 6l1s
YOUNG MAN to work in drug store
behind soda fountain; evenings and
Sundays; GEooIRGEToWN PHAR-
YOUNG MAN, colored, for delivery
city and be able to furnish refer
ences: at 300 Georgia ave. NV. -5
YOUNG MAN who can type 40 w.p.m..
to, work in and learn auto. bus; ex-
eel. oppor. for right man and good
knowledge helpful but not essential
Come in and see Mr.. A. B. Mckee
at MCKEE PONTIAC. 1928 L st. NV.
any weekday morning after Jan. /.
YOUNG MAN. mechanically and cleo
trically inclined. to service Office
machines for national office ma
chine manufacturer. Qualifications:
High High school graduate, neat appear
lected will be, trained at our factory
service school at our expense. Sal
airy based according to individuals
qualifications. Box 342-H. Star
YOUNG MAN FOR STOCKROOM.
flne opportunity in. the wholesale
automotive parts business with
clined, not afraid of work and have
references and D. c. drivers permit
Apply MILLER-DUDLEY CO., INC.
1716 14th st. NV. IS
YOUNG MEN wanted; able to travel
to nearby towns, also locally, to
assist pd phot4grapher t4gra or ex-magazine
yassers. Can easily qualify. Pay
daily; Rapid advancement. MoYE
NV, Kass Bldg, Suite 917. >
YOUNG MEN 90. under %, to travel
U. s. and represent old established
concern. organized group; average
earnings, $40 weekly; expenses aa
| vanced; all Transportation furnished;
no experience necessary. For further
Information, see F. WINTERS.
Thursday and Friday. No phi. calls
So
WANTED-Man, experience, preferred
| but not necessary to start. RAW
LEIGH,S. Dept. DCA 14-M. Chester,
| Pa.
MARRIED MEN with car to train
locally for perm. pos. with large
mfg CO.; will consider inexp. man
who is willing worker; earnings
while training. around S10O wk.
Apply before l pm, 1116 o st. Sc.
MIDDLE-AGE white man to work 3
nights a week. cigar and drug
counter, Wed. Sat and Sun. e.
CAPITOL PHARMACY. sth and e.
Capitol. S
Evening star., 1951-01-03

Excellent earning opportunities.
Apply in person.
DISTRICT SCENT CONTROL CO.
724 9th St.. Victor Bldg, Room 621
Evening star., 1951-01-03
RECEPTIONIST
AND

SEC. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
Exclusive northwest apart
nent building has openings for
above positions. See MRS.
FRANKHOUSER. resident man.
ager. EN-. 1860.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
HELP MEN
WINDOW sAT,ESMAN

STOCK CLERK1Interesting work,
exempt. MARTINS CHINA STORE,
1923 Conn. ave. -5
STORM WINDOW SALESMAN
wanted immed. for Wisco all-alumi-
mum genuine triple-track storm win
dow, the finest on the market; lib
eral commission arrangement for the
man selected: only those willing to
work and earn a yearly income in
excess to SIS, 900 need apply. For an
appt., call MR.. BERENTER, GE. 3440.
TEACHER. experienced. 8 evenings
weekly; Sresgs simplified shorthand.
rEEEP1HIoosaiE Ell HON soL1c1roRs-prmog44am am
and ticket deal. AD. 6i43. @5
TELEvISION SERVICEMEN - High
salary and expense allowance, ideal
WORKING conditions and other bene-
GTTr GfS: F1T Other ndoo details phone Mr..
TV SERVICE MEN
lmmeo. opening for inside and out
Nf S1fe Seryife yaeason men, ,tbs good pay 4ohr
radio men for outside nv work. For
further information call Mr.. La
Barbsra, MID-ATLANT1C APPLI-
ANCES. LA 6-5500
THEATER MANAGER. white. 35 to
45 years. no experience necessary,
night work. must be mechanically
inclined. Apply 1915 7th st. NV,
TREE ACPH TRrMMERs 90, thoroughly wp
, experienced; top wages; steady. RA.
1879. after 6. IS
TRUCK DRIVER, experienced, must
know city well; previous job depart
ment store or laundry route driving
ences ] ao erS ba baihs. hond naEe ns,a Eooe reter-
TRUCK DRIVER. exper. in handing
freight: must know the city. See
MR., PRATT. at Old Bay Line Freight
Dock. 7th and Maine ave. sw.
good advancement: eaS five-day y0SaseH week:
construction business; salary to
start. $50 per week. Give full par
t5iculars and references, Box i50-
UPHoLsTERER, permanent position.
JAMES MOSS MOSS 1NTER1os. dssseiHSs En- 4645. Ra5.
vARI-TYPIsT. exper.. for perm. posi-
ton. good starting salary; advance
paid vacations; sick leave; holidays:
free insurance. DI. 2900, Ext. 2i5.
WAREHOUSE SELECTOR-Age IS
TO, 20. veteran preferred; starting
salary, 81 OF per hour. Apply H. P.
auth LIST floor. I'LL No. Capitol
WASHING MACHINE repairman-
Must be experienced in rigger and
automatic type machines; truck fur
nished; good salary Call Mr.. Kin
WATCHMAN. white. for night duty;
prefer retired man desiring to sup
plement his income. Call CO. 1885.
EATCHMAN, part time. age 1880;
must have good references and pass
cS,Ic,p GiS,d phySieal pSaGs position oo at Falls
pointment at HEcHINGER CO.. 18th
and H sts. ne. -3
MAN, colored. general porter work,
II a.m.-9 p.m,. no Sundays; D. c.
5snd aSF' paARaSc II asls T. lso5 PSSs
Mass, ave. NV.
MAN anS.a to G. rso work in LIQUOR store; neat
Apply 1913 M st. NV. "a
MAN. 35-45. with spray gun; body.
lender experience; good pay; pleas
ant working conditions. G. B.
MAcKE CORP 2l2 H st. NV. IS
ma POSITION 80 with IL I5 large r enx sales sales
brating Tooth anniversary; excellent
opportunity for advancement to the
man who qualities for the position
sINGER SING SEWING MACHINE co,
MAN, colored, to clean bowling es-
adjustment: hours. ] to 7 pm Ap-
ply between ] and 3 pm. SPILL
WAY BOWLING CENTER, 2004
NICHOLS ave. Sc.
MAN to collect and solicit life insur-
ance; established territory: good
salary and commission. Apply |
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE co. |
635 = st. NV |
Evening star., 1951-01-03
BOOKKEEPER
Automobile Dealer

A speendid opportunity for a book
keeper with knowledge of/and ex-
perience in automobile accounting;
good starting salary. permanent
position. good working conditions
See Mr.. Dillon between ! and 3 pm.
Barry-Pate Motor Co., Inc.
1130 Conn. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
Route Statesmen

Route Statesmen
Opportunity for ambitious men. aged
25-40, In our Sales Department;
permanent position with excellent
chance for advancement, App
MANHATTAN CO., 1928 Florida ayr
NV.
REAL ESTATE Excellent
opportunity for full time experienced
man with thorough knowledge of
nearby Virginia properties. Call Mr.
Hart, REALTY. INC. OW. 1888.
RoTTTEMAN, for retail dry cleaning
route; steady job; good pay; excel
& lent opportunity for an ambitious
man: guaranteed salary and com
mission. with paid vacation. Apply
CENTRAL CLEANERS, 1923 Carroll
st. NV. D
ROUTE SALESMAN for established
cigarette and candy vending route.
Experience not necessary. Hospital
ization insurance and vacation
benefits. Excellent opportunity for
right man. Age 25-35; lnterTleTs ts UsTE
C1S II st, NV. r
Evening star., 1951-01-03
CI,ERK-TYPTST

With good clerical background for
general clerical work In credit once
of fine furniture store, 5-dav wk.,
excellent working conditions and
salary
Evening star., 1951-01-03

NURSE. graduate. to work In doctor S
ofiice; with some knowledge Of x-ray.
Evening star., 1951-01-03

CHAUFFEUR-COOK wants lob with
private family will leave city. Gail
TX: 1888. References.
CHEF-White: for restaurant: abIs
to manage kitchen and plan menu;
good dinner cook. Box 27O-J. Star.
CHEF, MGR. for club and hotel eo
yrs exp. in buying and food cost;
IN or out Of town. Box 274-J, Star. Sc
COLLEGE GRADUATE. Several years
teaching experience. Desires general
clerical or other work for several
years while doing graduate work.
Box 295-E. Star.
ELEC. ESTIMATOR. 20 yrs. exp. PART
time ,wk. est, layout; lie; will furn.
man hrs, mat. Box 27S-J Star A.
Box 27S-J, Star. q.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by
former q. S. Internal Revenue Acct.
Insure early refund. Ia. 1903.
MAINTENANCE-Colored; exp. cleo.
carpentry, plumbing; wants 5-day
Mk lob Car. tnnlS DI 25Sr A.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
MAYER & co.

CLERK-TYPIST
For traffic department in sales ONCE.
Must be able to type at least 55
w.p.m. Start 5000 per month; 8
months. S220. See Mrs. Ways.
SMITH STORAGE co.
1913 You st. NV a
Evening star., 1951-01-03
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCoUNTANT-AUDIToR-ao v.a-,,
diversified experienced. Last 75 yrs
with large real estate Organization.
Thoroughly trustworthy, Capable ac-
cepting responsibility. Excellent ref
erences. Box 276-J. Star.
Accountant -Bookkeeper
Income tax returns filed; expert: rea.
sonable rates. OW. $500 or OW.
6176.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-08

ner OF c. w. Williams lot an
runs his line near North about
go yards into edge Of bay, and
oid line; thence up said bay, an
OLD line, 20 yards; thence back
TO said highway about 245 yards;
thence with said highway 20
yards to beginning, containing 1
acre, more or less. Book 119, page
los.
This being the same land as
purchased from G. w. Williams
and Bertha Williams, and re-
corded in Book ITO, page 564.
Tract One: Beginning at a
stake in the agreed line on the
east side of the cart road, run
ming by Mrs. Rhoda Inman's
place now No. 20 highway and
runs with said road near north
200 feet to stake; thence near
east about $50 yards to the 900
acre tract, thence near South zoe
feet to stake; thence near west
about $50 yards to the beginning
corner, containing three (5)
acres, more or less.
Tract Two: Beginning at q
stake in said Thomas Williams
corner and runs with his line
about $50 yards to his other
corner in the Bay, thence neal
south TIE yards to a stake
thence about 100 yards to E
stake in edge of said No. 20 high
way near west, thence near north
1712 yards to the beginning cor
ner, containing one-half acre
more or less.
This being the same land a:
purchased from Mrs. Sallie w
Floyd, widow, etal; and recorded
in Book No. 1T, page 299.
Said property will be sold sub
ject to all unpaid taxes and
special assessments against said
property; and said property is
sold subject to all prior liens OF
record.
The successful bidder at the
sale will be required to immedi
ately make a cash deposit equa
| to five per cent of the amount
of the bid.
Posted this the 18th day Of
July, 1851.
R. B. MALLARD, Trustee
7-25; 81, 8, Is
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-08
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES
SALE OF I,AND

Under and by virtue of tho
power of sale contained in that
certain deed of trust execnted
by Johnnie w. Meares and WIFE
Geneva M Meares, dated April 81
1949, and recorded in Book "a
page 5s5. in the office of tho
Register of Deeds of Columbus
County, N. c.. default havino
been made in the payment of in,
deotedness thereby secured and
said deed of trust being by the
terms thereof subject to fore.
closure. the undersigned trustee
will offer for sale at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder for
cash at the courthouse door in
Whiteville, N. c., at 1900 O'CLOCK
noon. on the 18th day of August,
1851. the property convened in
said deed of trust and described
as follows:
Tract One: Beginning at a
stake in North edge of the W. c..
& A. highway, Thomas Williams
corner and runs in a northerlv
direction into BENEFITS Bay to
old McColskey line, and East
with said line S5 1-ards. +bo,o,
south to the above said highway
at point 35 yards East of be,
ginning, and thence with said
highway So yards to the begin
ming, containing 1 acre, more or
less. and being the same recorded
in Book 119, page 1O4.
Tract Two: Beginning at a
stake in edge of VEGA. high,
way, same being Southeast cor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-08
Horny Clerk OF Court Faces
Indictment In Fund Shortage

Clerk of Court"
In his summary accompanying
the 11-page audit, Mr.. Edmunds
explained that funds from one
account had been used to cover
portions of a deficiency in an
other account, thereby creating
another discrepancy in the re-
cords.
The auditor stated: Fines re-
mitted to the County Treasurer
during the month of May, 1851,
amounting to $4,000 were paid
by check drawn on the Clerk of
Courts Trust Fund account
May 10, 1851. The unpaid balance
due by the Clerk of Court May
21, 1851 (from ccourt fines) a.
mounts to S2,950.00.
Trust funds amount to &c.
IO3O.22, less balances in Clerk of
Courts trust accounts in Peo'
Piles National Bank and Conway
National Bank amounting to S.
1904, leaving a balance due the
trust account of $,249.2S. Part of
this discrepancy is due to the
above payments of court fines
amounting to $4,000 to the
County Treasurer out of the
trust fund account May 10, 1851"
The boards next regular meet
| ing is scheduled for Aug. Z.
Members of the Horny County
Legislative Delegation met with
the board Monday night to hear
| the audit report.
All board members were on
hand. They are:
E. B. Johnson, chairman; Joe
Singleton, James Blanton, T. j.
Milligan, w. F. Davis, Ralph Ellis
and G.. w. Bryan.
Delegation members present
were Senators E. E. Richardson
and Reps. Henry L. Buck and f
Brooks Wilmington. Rep. J. Rob
ert Carter was absent.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-08

Discrepancies totaling S14,114,.
SO in the office of F. G. Graham,
Horny County Clerk of Court,
were revealed this week in a COM
prehensive audit of the books by
T. L. Edmunds, public account.
ant of Mccormick.
After receiving a report on the
audit, the Board of County Com
missioners instructed H. E. Nc
Caskill, County Attorney, to pre-.
pare papers of indictment and
removal from office of Mr.. Ora
ham, Clerk of court since 1941.
The shortage as uncovered by
the audit are regarded as a mini.
mum and board members said
the actual total may be much
higher. This fact is indicated in
the auditors report which states:
1.-The fee rate used in compiling
the charges of the recirdings
against the Clerk of Court are
minimum fees charged by the
Clerk of Court"
The audit shows that a blance
of $S,91556. is due the County
Treasurer from fees and cancella.
tions of the Clerk of Court; ST.
$4,000 is unpaid on court fines;
and there is discrepancy of
$2,249.28 in the trust accounts of
the office.
After receiving Mr.. Edmunds
report, the Board adopted the
following recommendation:
This audit be accepted as
information; that the board con-
cludes the minimum shortage of
funds in the office of Clerk of
Court as of May 81, 1851, Cover
ing the period beginning Jan. 1,
1941, extending to the aforesaid
date) is S14,114.93; that the
board concludes that there is
| probably an even greater short
age, since Mr.. Edmunds' audit is
based on minimum fees as given
by the Clerk OF Court. Since it
is evident from Mr.. Edmunds'
audit that numerous fees for
birth certificates, army dis.
charges, satisfactions, transfers
and the certification of other in
struments have not been account
ed for during that period" it was
unanimously moved that "the
County Attorney be and is in
structed forthwith to prepare
proper papers for the Indictment,
prosecution and removal from
office of the Clerk of Court and
| that the attorney be and is also
instructed to take proper steps
to collect the funds missing from
the office of the Clerk of Court
and that plans relative to these
matters be presented to the
County Board at its next regular
meeting"
AS to the fees normally charg-
ed for issuing birth certificates
and certifying the discharges of
servicemen, Mr.. Edmunds re-
ports "the Clerk of Court has no
record of issuing birth certifi,
Gates. I understand there is a fee
of fifty cents (5Oc) for issuing
certificates of birth. There is also
no record of issuing certificates
of veterans discharges. Since no
records were kept on birth certi-
ficates and certificates of veter-
ans discharges, no charges of
these fees are made against the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-08-08
S0FTBALL
SCHEDULE

The Tabor City softball league
has completed the August seized
ule as follows:
Meth. VS.. Bap. Aug 6
Civilians VS.. Rotary Aug.
Meth. VS.. Rotary Aug. 9
Bap. VS.. Bap. Aug. Ii
Civilians BIS. Rotary Aug. IA
Bap. VS.. Rotary Aug. 16
Meth. VS.. Civilians Aug. II
Bap. VS.. Meth, Aug. 20
Civilians VS.. Rotary Aug. Il
Rotary VS.. Meth. Aug. %
Bap. VS. Civilians Aug. "a
Meth. VS.. Bap. Aug. 27
Rotary VS.. Civilians Aug. %
Bap. VS.. Rotary Aug. 80
Meth. VS.. Civilians Aug. 81
BY agreement among the man
ayers of the various teams in the
league, all games during August
will be limited to five innings and
will commence at 600.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11

The Washington Evening Star uses
the first editorial column to condemn
initiation that hits the budget for the
District of Columbia.
Senator Taft has let loose another
Republican battle cry in a speech in
Virginia in which he seems to be dead
sure that the Republicans will take
over the White House in 1852. He has
good grounds for this broadcast of his
because Senator Taft is tremendously
popular and he will no doubt be the
Presidential nominee of the COP.
One reason they believe that there
publicans will win is that President
Truman is about as unpopular leader
as has been in the White House in many
years.
At the present time Democracy has
STUDDED its toes and dropped into the
ditch. 1t would not be so very hard to
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
Blasts Of Wind From The Docktor's Pen
signs OF THE TINES

If for world wide information
you would choose :. to read
the early mornings news in
the papers here and there E. q.
most surely would you declare 8.
that the politicians and mighty
business men . of this country
now and then . must have
a foreign war to keep their
business up to par ..
Thus in Sunday Mornings
score Evidence appears at
your very door :. based merely
on a wave of thought :. that
peace in Korea may be sought
the inflated markets recent
gain in wheat and oats and
other golden grain . the stocks
and bonds held so dear have
met disaster everywhere .
upon the simple utterance of
those in power Korean Peace
might come at almost any hour.
This wartime golden flow .
gives many thrills to show
the innocent bystander and fam
lily man whose weekly pay
day by day is scared and
taxed in every way in the
evening at his own fireside . .
vainly does he strive to hide
his emotions as he offers an
earnest prayer >. for his soldier
boy in mud and stencil over
there :.
Is it strange that in his
thoughts becoming clear aft
er reading the news in papers
everywhere that wars make
millions over night for those
who never see the blood and car
mage of the fight maybe the
politicians and five per centers
never stop to think .. it's a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
L0RIS AND THE SCHOOL

considerable grievances against some
one and unless parents had versed them
on the situation which existed.
Politics, selfishness and incompet-
ence have no place in education. The
Loris situation that has caused such a
terrific split in the school district has
been largely brought about by politics
along with a liberal sprinkling of just
plain malice, revenge, stubornness and
arrogance.
Regardless of where the fault lies,
and there must be some on both sides
although in our opinion IS high school
teachers couldn't all be unqualified in
one year, the situation should be re-
NEEDED now. The majority of people
should decide the issue and take what
action is necessary to stamp out politics
and possible financial irregularities
from the school system. A new start
should be made with the one thought
in mind - the next generation will feel
the impact of what we do now. Tomor-
rows farmers and businessmen in this
area will be prepared or unprepared
on the basis of the correct settlement of
today's unwholesome situation.