The Robesonian from Lumberton, North Carolina • Page 5

THE RdBESONIAN, LUMBERTON FRIDAY. AUGUST 2s, 1944. PAGftVft Women's Activities FROM CIGAR BOXES No. 20 Telephone No. 20 CELEBRATES 102nd BIRTHDAY American Heavy Bombers Attack German Targets By ifae Associated Press.

fjentoA, AW. American heavy bombers with many hundreds of Fighters and Fighter bombers attacked 14 targets today in Ger- and Czscbb-Slovakia -while Ship Named For First County Asent "of State USS Cassius Hudson Will be Launched Aug. 29. College Raleigh. Aug.

The U. S. S. Cassius Hudson, and Pandi Bodl North Carolina's first county agent, will launched a Brunswick, Georgia, August 1 29. Miss Frances Hudson, daughter, Rising right out of Honolulu'c residential section are two extinct volcano craters--Diamond Head NAXIS FLEEING' (Continued from 1) and Mrs.

C. R. Hudson of the run. widow of the former State College i Man-it On To Rhine will be spon- The mivh ts on, oat- i on aad co-sponsor of the ship, "said, with Albeit officers opti- 1 which is of-the FF type. Imisticaily looking lorward to the; The ship was named by the 4-H I Rhine.

clubs of North Carolina. It is un- I The swing oi" von Kluge's line der construction at the Brunswick Th? Somrne and would Ship Yards by the J. A. Jones bring the baltlt to the Construction company of Char- of the i rst World the; iotte. The launching ceremonies scene of the German breakthrough begin at 5:45 p.

m. and the channel at Abbeville in 1540. ship will slide down the ways at the shcrt-livad bait i cj France the sarr.e yt-ar Gen-i Hudson was a native of Ala- Uralijimo fie! Lewis W. "Daddy" 4 feet 6 inches tall, rets set to cut the cake at the celeWatlwi of his birtMby anulYenftry his home at West Palm Beaclfc, Fia. His housekeeper, Mbs Kirk (riifltt) wanted 102 candles for the cake kiit cMfedut that many.

Brown was horn" In 1142 at N. C. (AF HVirephoto) of other planes the besieged Brittany port of; Brest. Upward of 1,100 of th Flying'. Fortresses and Liberators from Britain.

Another 500 from Italy beat up two aircraft factor- ies and two airdromes in Czecho-i Slovakia. Lesser planes- from th soirtb. bombed two bridges-; Next to a doii, a little girl bama and began his farm demon- vainly to save Piirir. by a northeast of Lyon in southern yearns for a dollhouse. This oftv stration work in North Carolina alon9 trt- SovMine i France in the path of retreating: requires only 2 cigar-boxes, a bit in 1907 under Dr.

Seaman A. II would not German "armies, and knocked out-of wallpaper, scraps of material Knapp. He made his headquarters a 'German! gun'position in an furniture. a Raleigh and conducted his first land just eft Marseille- TM dolihouse and furniture' demonstration on the W. W.

Smith One of the objectives of the cost little to make. Instructions farm, a few miles from the capi- British based planes was the' 967 contain complete pattern di-; i north of Berlin wher fh'ing a This pattern, together with a rocket bombs are developed. motifs for FIFTEEN CENTS. FTEEN CENTS in coins Congress, Hudson was conducting uc "-v patterns to The Lum- farm demonstration work in 30 veslerda announcement oi Robesoman, NeedlecrsSt! counties. under until 1922, rocket coast but front ii' ieiu iHsd Calm-, dispatcher- an i No Jtews Of There was r.

blackout of FKIC COTTON DRY AS POSSIBLE--- OiTT PICK BCTOWE news Births -Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Williams announce the birth of a son, Richard Elwin on August 15. Personals Luther Harrell of Shannon was a Lumbertori-visitor yesterday. Zeb Hstrrell of Forest City is visiting his brother, Paul Harrell.

Mrs. Williams is the former Miss Albert McCormick of McDonald Yata June Sessoms of Lumberton, nday inner Fruit Juice Country Fried I Corn-on-the-Cob Fresh String Beans Potato Salad DRINK-Tea--Coffee or Milk DESSERT-Chocolate Cake Antl Ice Cream $1.00 Carolina Fountain Grill V. V. "Pete" Thompson, Prop. Next to Carolina Theatre On Chestnut St.

was a business visitor in Lumberton. Thursday. Gfady Townsend of Barker Ten-Mile was in town yesterday. McCallum of'Row- Lumberton REPORT NELSON (Continued from Page 1) to Chungking. i needlework pattern of useful and farm demonstration work spread and over the state.

In 1914, when the i Smith-Lever Act was passed by jfor berton Appointment of Krug, formerly eron oesoman, a manager, and more 82 Eighth Avenue, New i as state agent Ta chairman I York 11, N. Y. Write plainly! Extension service unti a ranking vice chairman climaxed a rapid-fire i PATTERN NUMBER, succession of events which in a and ADDRESS. few hours blew the lid off an old 1 cer more brin arm work among Negroes. He served North Carolina Needlecrart agriculture for 33 years.

agency leaderless for weeks to come. The fireworks started when the White House announced Wilson's 133 illustrations ofi for embroidery, crochet, quilts, home decoration, toys. leged attacks on him inspired by! were used I members of "the personal staff of fTM ln ear1 American homes Mr. Nelson-just at the moment an materials were- 'that Nelson and Wilson were hold-! not available for candle-making. ihg a "harmony" meeting of top WPB officials on the eve of Nelson's departure- The Senate War Investigating committee, which had just taken testimony from both men, an- land was a Thursday; XV Bl JJarnes of Back Swamp nouhced ife conviction that "rum- of Rex weife ors disagreement" between towii -yesterday.

-Kemp Culbreth of Pembroke and his brother-in-law, Cpl. Bob Littleton, who is spending a few at home, were visitors. I TteyfS. A. Hammond of Saddle! tree was in town yesterday.

Mr. and Albert Evans and j. children, H. Carl, and Patrick, of route 5 i are in town today. Heavy Casualties In Wake Of Robots Nelson and Wilson on recbnver- policy were "entirely un- London, Aug.

25--(AP)--Nazi i Robot bombs sent against Eng- Uand rate of 100 a day caused "heavy casualties'' and "shoL-kmg to property," ithe'geyeinjneht asserted today 'a fresh appeal to Londoners to keep their children away from th capital. (Last officially announced figures showed the death has surpassed that total now). The appeal came from Minis- jter health Henrv TI. Will ink in ithe midst cf several-hour lull in the bombardment after it had been disclosed i historic Lincoln's Inn in Chancery was among th famous buildings smashed by the buzz- bombs. The minister of health said jparents must not let; the glorious victories of the Allied armies blind them to the risks to which children who are kept in.

London founded and are unfair to both men." Only a few minute? later Wilson-told a thei same thing, but added that "Nelson, by a "manana it off xmtil tomorrow--had delayed the establishment of Wilson's own cutback and reconver- sion machinery by 20 weeks. The "harmony" atmosphere was further blasted by Wilson's assertion that war mobilization Director James F. Byrnes had instructed Nelson in April to pro-j ceed with the reconversion recommendations of the Baruch- Hancock report of February, but Wilson didn't learn of Byrnes' letter until less than 30 days ago. Staff Pilloried Wilson charged that he and staff had been "constantly pillor- ied with the-story that we were holding back reconversion, favor-. Patten's Third army southeast Paris.

No official report had made 0:1 the progress of this since i an advance 15 miles east of Sons. The" Gerrrujti-: said the Ameri- cans into the elbow the Seine- between Troves and: when he beganthe development of RomiU and diaoaldies that! 1 iirrtt'lr sector said crive of miles could be made without see ng a single German soldier who was not a prisoner, and -poke of the complete disorganization of the Ger-; man defense. Almost except military men, the siege oi the great naval base of Brest in Brittany. Bui ii brought back into the. with disclosure rhai a nine-wave yitack by i air force bombers yem 3'50 planes over iis fortifications this afternoon.

As an inlet for supplies direct from America and Britain, Brest be of greater importance to the Allies than Paris even. The Germon? shoved the bulk their remaining iti the Allies Advance In Upper Arno Traffic Deaths fo fo fo 219 Since Jan. 1 Compared With 337 Same Period Last year. (AP)--Traffic accidents In North Carolina in July brought death to 45 persons and brought the number of fatalities since January 1 to 319. compared I 337 for the same last I year, the Department of Motor Vehicles reports.

"Five, of those 'killed figured in against the Americans at Elbeuf and heavy fighHmj stili i a i crossing accidents, while- 1C pedestrians. Forty 'killed on rural- highways; but two meeting death in cities 'with more than 10.0CO population. Motor Vehicles Commissione; T. Boddie Ward released a report that 11,653 Tar HeeU were convicted of highway in- fractidns during the month, while out-of -state drivers were convicted, making th total for the mcntht 13,044. A total of 6.785 of the convictions were for speeding.

The report showed that 10,627 drivers' licenses have been suspended since January 1. bringing grand total to 5.283. were town on bo.h of the Arrf MC n- but -whicn. the By Anne Aoauis Just look--only 2 pattern parts. Orgun Recital Chestnut Street Church Sunday P.

M. Miss Carimae Hedgpeth, organ ing big business and other stories plus straps, to make this jumper. of Chestnut Street Methodist completely untrue." Nelson re- Pattern 4654. Have short or long church, will present a recital of peatedly promises to blouse. Jiffy-sewing! organ music at th evening wor- Wilson publicly were "never, nev-' er carried out," Nelson, who days ago machinery to get Krug back into WPB, busied himself with getting Pattern in children's 2, 3, 4, 5.

6, 7. Size 6, jumper, started i 1.3 39-i fabric; blouse. short sleeves, 1 yd. 35-In. This pattern, together with a the navy man named acting chair-1 need i ework pattern of useful and man in Wilson's stead, and did not reply to Wilson's assertions.

motifs for linens and garments, TWENTY CENTS. still are.exposed, expect that these We have to dangers will continue for some time--cornered beasts are dangerous." Windows and woodwork of Lincoln's Inn Gatehouse, wnicb bears the date of 1518, as well as lawyers' offices and residential quarters adjoining, were badly damaged but one was hurt. Persons close to Nelson said Send TWENTY CENTS in coins the WPB chief would not again for these patterns to The Lum- tVie Anprntint? an-- -r-. delegate the entire berton Robesonian, Pattern thority over WPB to another, as 243 West 17ih New York'll. he did in Wilson's case.

Nelson will resume active agement of the agency, they said, ending the divorcement of policy control from operating control which has been blamed in part for the long-heightening tension between Wilson and himself. JN. Y. NELSON LEAVES ON MISSION TO CHINA I get more oood strong LUZIANNE CIFFCCC CIMCMY Washington, Aug. Donald M.

Nelson already Write nlainly ADDRESS, SIZE, STYLE ship service at the church Sundav at 8 o'clock. The public is in- vited to attend the program, which will include- compositions by Bach, Harris, Nevin. Widor. Russell, Clokey, Stebbins and Sturges and on bv Miss Hedgpeth, "Chorale in A Minor'. The U.

S. Navy has 5.000 libraries on ship and shore. NUMBER. Send FIFTEEN CENTS more for the Anne Adams Fall and Winter Pattern Book, lull of smart, tab- ric-saving styles. Free pattern for hat and muff-bag printed risht in book.

FAITH Rome. Aug. 25--(AP)--Allied troops have made "condiserable advances" in the upper Arno valley on the central sector of the Italian front and have occupied the villages of Castelhuovo. For-j nich and La Montania. Allied i headquarters today.

Just east of Florence, in the Poniassieve sector. Eighth army forces have "made good progress toward the Gothic line and are firmly established on the western slopes of Monte Fecchieta." In the Fifth army sector west' of Florence continued patrol activity was reported on both sides Arno. Polish patrols of the Eightn army penetrated more than a mile beyond th Metauro river in an exploration of new German defense lines in the Adriatic sectov. Gen. Sir Harold Alexander's headquarters said.

The Allied command, in a statement, paid tribute to by Italian regular army troops fighting along-side th Poles in tr-e Adriatic. EDWARDS HEADS JR. ORDER C. Edwards of Hookerton was elected Wed-- nesday as counselor of the North Carolina Junior Order, United American Mechanics, and High Point was selected for the 1945 meeting. An early legend on th discovery of fire-making says the buffalo gave fire to men.

The animals racing across the plains lighted th darkness with sparks from their hooves, it was said, and set the brush ablaze. Under on edict issued in IB90 by Alexander III. all Jews were compelled to migrate from the interior of Russia to the western provinces. CREAM SLOW AS a pint Always YOU ma fee any flavor trt 2 minutei. otk your far 135 Howard Strnr, Son ftQoc'nfo 3, CaKf.

Today Saturday A I A I CABALLERO" with Tim McCoy Also--Chap. 7-- "Darkest Africa" TURNS TURTLE" CAT" i A TODAY SATURDAY DATE DRESS: Black cotton velveteen juu-per trimmed with ingenious felt flowers, and worn with a white iawu blouse. Dirndl skirt and filted bodice are tops with the teen-age crowd. left the capital on the first leg of his economic mission to China, a spokesman for the WPB chairman said today. Nelson and Maj.

Gen. Patrick J. Hurley were selected by President Roosevelt for a special mis-j sion to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-' Shek. The American's Creed was written in 1917 by William Tyler Page, clerk of the U. S.

House of Representatives. It was accepted on behalf of the American people by the House the next year. Group studies indicate that a book purchased by one individual is used at least five times. HARMNOS MEM MOgLTHNI A COOD INVESTMENT PRESTON FOSTER ANNE RUTHERFORD A MTSTEB.T ALSO 2 Gun Western Action! KEN MAYNARD lynamiie iancn 1 ii -PLUS- Comedy "Tale of a Dog" CAROLINA I I 2 000 OF A I I Marine ordnancemen a "train" bombs oiirainville airfield en route to plane revetments..