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THE ROBESONIAN, LUMBERTON, N. JANUARY 1,1945. AMERICANS HUNT SNIPERS People's Forua I witted Gerawu Recorder's Court ii gmmi-i! American soldiers of the Ninth Army, rifles move through a heavily damaged "street in Linnich, GerjninK -Iboitinir, for snipers left behind by retreating German forces. (AP WIrepnold) A Dot-Dash Diary Of New 1944 By RICHAfU) TOMPKINS, AP 5sr. JULY 1944 30 31 AUGUST 1944 30 31 Americans free entire Cherbourg Field Marshal Rom- gfimel's liver a Nazis sent, reeling on 300-mile front in Rus- sia Mac Arthur seizes airdrome H' 800 miles from Philippines ln- ternatoinal monetary conference 1 at Brettcn; Woods Norman H.

Davis, 65. American Red chainrian and former ''am-; dies Dewey, radio match for Roosevelt, vocal-" ly speaking, campaign Born: quintuplets, in 'Turkey Vice President Wallace 'starts I homc from i De I Gaulle has I with Roosevelt in Washington 'Russia 'strengthens family life: makes divorce more i i a financial aid to large fam- lies "Big Tire in ffiirt- ford, Conn, takes rrorc than 150 lives. Field Marshol von Runcl- stcdt's place in west taken by von Klugc 2,752 killed. 8.UUO in- jurcd in first weeks of robot bombing i rocket bombs cross the ocenn? Not since the j. blitz have Londoners hated the Germans "do intensely Russians keep up icn-mile-a-day rampages toward the Reich Brig.

Gen. Theodore Roosevelt, a rendezvous with death in France Democratic convention: F. D. nomination was inevitable; Sen. Harry TYumun wins hot race for second place on the ticket Guam invaded Attempt made on Hitler's i by an 'explosive: Berlin announces three killed, would-be assassin identified: grapevine'through other capitals reports purge of generals Jap Pre- i a More tlu-n 200, killed in explosion of a i i ship at Port Chicago.

a i i Blast shook San Fi-mcissco, .35 miles away Polar bear in New York City zoo bit off arm young woman leaser before her com- i drove him i newspapers. Dress up canned fruits by using i them for cobblers, shortcakes and fruit salads. CONFUSION IN MINUS OF PEOPLE ABOUT "ISMS' To Kditor of Tlie Ilobesvnisiu: There is a lot 01 in the minds of the. people in regard to the "isms" that arc being handled about by both the press and radio columists and commu- tators and also our supposed-lo- bc-slatcsmen and leaders in Washington. If understand the true two Communism and Fascism, are as far apart us the poles in regard to meaning.

Fascism, 1 am told, means for all Industry, wealth and property rights to remain in the hands of the individual, while Communism advocates ownership of all by the state. For the past 20 years we have been taught that Russia was and that we in American should shun or their doctrine rather, as we would a and for several years. after.Russia adopted this doctrine, the Russian government was not even reccghized by the American government and Communists and Communism were looked upon jn i disapproval by most American citizens, rich or poor. there seems to be a decided trend toward Communism iii the United States, aided and abetted by the administration in Washington. Of course the administration stand is easy to understand.

They are playing politics 1 Roosevelt, who is a millionaire, the doctrine of Communism, yet knowing that his wealth is safe, as he, like millions of other Americans, have not the faintest idea that the Communistic doctrine will ever prevail here in America. He encourages' this doctrine, and even goes so far as to be lavish and free-handed with other- people's money and but no one has ever heard of him handing any of his inherited dollars free gratis. Another Washington bunch who advocate Communism are Scenes At Training Schools For Public Officials Lt. Coir Samuel M. Hogan (above) led 400 men of "Hofan's task fcrcc" which escaped through enemy lines in Belgium after six days of German force surrounding them.

The Germans outnumbered them hundreds to Col. Hogan's, wife lives in Fort WqtrlvTex. (AP Wirepholo). Red Springs Social, Personal The; scsskn of recorder Friday was made up largely of cirunKS. i also a rather' a procedure in passing MUitcjncc collectively, many who were not in court but.

were under bond did not forfeit 1 ttc-ir bonds, the court ordering relumed in pas-sing son- i lencc. Judge Floyd said: "Let prayer for judgment be continued in each case. This is a Christmas gift from the court with this i i warning, that if yon arc brought I back into this court charged with a similar "offense i i period of 90 days your costs will be doubled. The following' who were in court received their Christmas gift and smilingly left the court room. There were Wilton Spidcs.

Clyde Burncy, Roscoe Woods, Luther Lock! car, Swihdcl Me- Eachern, John Simon Clark, (Clarence Harden, Vance Spauld- jing, Foster Locklear, Ezzell Brit 1 Sam Edwards, Willie McCalluin, Hay wood Manning, Bruce Gore, Whit Mitchell, Riley Locklcar. Other cases dcsposed of were: John Andrews, c.c.w.: 90 days suspended on payment of $50 and cost, pistol to be confiscated. Badger Edwards, drunk and resisting officers, was given 30 days, s. p. on drunken charge, i and for resisting officers he was given GO days s.

p. c. and 815 1 fine. i Raiford Bass, drunk and re- 'sisting officers; 60 days s. p.

c. and $10 fine. Harvey Hayes, speeding; 30 days s.p.c. and $10 ine Warren Dial, possession of non- tax-paid whiskey: 60 days s. p.

c. i and $5 fine. Edwood Thomas, speeding; 30 Typical scenes at the 33 training: schools for public officials conducted by the Institute of Government at Chapel Hill and throughout the State during: the current year. Top photo: A classroom scene at the Police Records School held at the Institute recently. The "students'" arc takincr notes, from the blackboard chart at upper risrhi.

Lower left: "Students" in the Scientific Crime Detection School are conducting a few chemical experiments. In this case they are hip an acid solution to brinjf up a faded-out serial number that would help the officers identify an automobile involved in an accident. Ixwer rifcht: Here are "sludents'Vin the same school comparing a plastcr-of-Paris cast, made from the lire tracks of an automobile, with the tire of the automobile shown in the picture, to determine whether the two will match. s. p.

c. and $10 fine. i days i Marvin McLamb, operating- jder "the influence" after his li- Baptist Union To Meet Next At Zion's Hill months on road. Red Springs. Dec.

tne i Hartlec Baxley entertained about hangers on who never earned fifteen members of the 'old The Robeson Baptist Union meeting was held Thursday with cense had been revoked; 10 i the Ten Mile Baptist church, with 20 churches in the association represented. Rev. I. P. Hedgpcth preached a very interesting and helpful mon.

Rev. W. Earl Robinson of new and monumental 'govern- 1 menial government peacetime News- Reporter. To get uniform results in starching shirts, gather- all the parts to be starched together and dip them into '-the starch at the some Be careful not to use loo much starch as it will crack the fiber threads and cause the Deaths Funerals Americans, break through' line in Normandy; "drive'fasti and hard through Brittany Russians enter East Prussia, of the Junkers Stars and Stripes raised again bu a exiled. Philippine 'president, dies i German army officers plotting to kill Hitler GIO- i PAC plea: 4- A buck for the Deal" Dewey.denounces Ham Fish lor 1 of the first women senators: Mattic Caraway loses Arkansas, tantamount to.defeat,..

Rep. Fulbright sponsors resolution which puts the House on record for international freedom, of this DiiigenU quintuplets-of Buehojs Aires celebrate completion of their first normal year o-id invasion of France, Marseille Cannes; and Nice' yV' More than 225,000 Axis'prisoners of war in U. S. ''camp? Berlin cautions homeland: great trial of strength" at Fire: At Palisades Park. N.

Luna Park, Coney, Island. New York, 96: Blythe, Calif. 117 Transit strike in Philadelphia returns from Hawaiian conference with Mac Arthur, Nimitz. Halsey sunk exceed U-boat victims' Russian press' First eye-witness description of a'Nazi extermination camp Representatives of United Nations Oaks to plan lasting peace Reds drive into Romania overrun Florence occupied by Eighth Army After 500 years, plebians may enter Eton, Harrow, other exclusive English schools. Motion 'picture production cost, ooo.

an honest dollar in their lives, and for 12 long years most of them have lived the "life of Riley" at the tax-payers' expense, which to them is far better than either But the prize Comunist is found in the south, right here in Robeson crowd', home the holidays, at informal Christmas coffee Francis C. Jones an mlonnai L-nnsimab hour at on Mefer af- es Fairmont ternoon. decorations, a cheerful open and reminiscences, make an altogether delightful get-together; Fairmont, Jan. Maude Pittman Jones, 72. i of Francis C.

Jones, died, at her home here Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock after several months' illness. county. He has a big farm, well Miss Kathleen Black was stocked and well votes tcss 0 a few friends at -Su'rvivoTs aVe the same ticket as Sydney Hillman. party Tuesday 'evening, he goes so far as to agree Com- which the party ended Miss "riiunism and' borrows the payers money boss in to pay his taxes, keep himself' a good car. educate his children and pay his preacher, yet when it comes right down to brass tacks, he is Fascist enough to die over one inch of that big government financial form.

It is his own, and to hell with Communism! It ing'with Black's home. Home from Overseas Cpl. Roy D. who has been with the air forces in India for the past 18 months, a reached homc Friday, and is spending a leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy D. Singleton. Killed In Action sons. Wright O. Jones and Frank C.

Jones of Fairmont, Pfc. Gerald Jones with the Army in Italy, a a daughter, Mrs. E. L. Faul- jconcr of Greensboro, and three grandchildren.

Funeral services were held at Trinity Methodist church, with 'the pastor, Rev. B. F. Boone, officiating. Burial was in Eastside cemetery.

A-message was received Friday i Mrs. Sam Gibson of Fayette- said that a good way to do away vme i her that her husband, Captain Gibson, was killed CHRISTMAS PARTY Rowland; R. Margie Chavis and Miss, Alice Cummings St. Pauls spake on "Evangelism Throughout Our Sunday Schools," and also conducted the morning devotional, in. the absence of Rev.

Paul Dcaton of Parkton. In the afternoon "Dr. J. Glenn Blackburn on "Absenteeism I Among Our Members and Its 1 in the absence of Dr. C.

K. a who is confined to his home with a cold. A. Rhyne, host. pi.stor, conducted the afternoon devotional.

i F. F. Hayes and Ceo. E. Thomp- son, 'commiHcc to the next i meeting place, reported i i next meet with the Zion's Hill church.

E. J. Britt, moderator, presided over the meet- ing. A sumptuous dinner was served by the host church at the noon hour. Make breakfast preparations ahead of time.

If you sm rt to wear ou much faster, nirvg to have muffins, measure- dry and wet ingredients the night ser- before. Set the table, too, before going to bed. Place a light on each side of the bathroom mh-ror for safe shaving. for tlie A i i a on ui r.fc'VhVlst. Aiy or I i u' tlvcir rocuvcry.

pcr.so«-s--indol)ttMl sf wih i.leasc nwkc ininioOiatc "This llio tlay; of; Dvrcmljcr, i 'SV D. N'Oli'PON', Kasl X. C. Unit, A i i NOTICE OP A I I A I with- Communism is to give each rabid Communist a piece of iction Germany on Dec. 16.

property; which goes to Show that Captain Gibson was with the in- Christmas Eve i the disease is but skin deep. jvasion forces infantry, and I a tenant farmer I had been overseas for only a few haven't more than a few-hundred months, Mrs. Gibson is the for- to my name. Yet I a Miss Betty McKay, daughter enough of a Fascist or a rugged of Dr. and Mrs.

W. P. McKay of Individualist, whichever you Fayetteville. please to call me, to prefer the "Old Mrs. William Kay and son, Bil- American way of life, to the new i ly, have returned to Washing- angled doctrines brought over here in the past few years by the.

ton, D. after spending a few days with Mrs. W. P. Koy.

outcasts-and scum of Mrs. David Bray returned which doctrines, I am afraid, are I home Friday after spending going to cause us serious trouble i Christmas week in Marion with just as soon, or before. World Wai- No. 2 is over! her husband's parents, Dr. and Parkton, N.

J. L. Walker Mrs. B. F.

Bray. Mrs. Bray was nursing Dr. Bray, who has been quite i Mr. and Mrs.

G. B. OOCKEKY REVELS PAKOtEO Raleigh, Dec. Broughtoh. cleaning up the outstanding paroles during the ''waning days of Jiis administration, today granted conditional freedom to five persons convicted of second degree murder and to.

11 others serving sentences for lesser crimes. Those paroled included: Dockery Revels, Indian, sentenced in Robeson in November to 50 years for carnally knowing and abusing a female child under the age of over the age of ThrCC Young Negroes spent Friday in Clarkton Ekectited, Sentence Of 1 Young Girl Commuted Rat ley with gave a ChrLstiruis party i Many games were played, and a plate and hot chocolate were served, bc- of tlie Estate of S. D. lat.e of lloho-son i.s t.o- i all pertjOius luivinp to jtrcfcut 'them iluly vt-rifioO to nmleryigti- on or before: tiic i.l!iy of UMiI. iipl.ico I 'O- pl't-ad in V.ar of lifir pursojis indcl'Uwl to wlll iilcawt: inakf.

i i i i a payment. 'This: tlio IHJtli, -Xlay, of I 1 KKXA SA 'Mi Tp prevail wool socks rom dry them on which can be bought readymadc or can be cut bui wood The forms can be covered with to well ing to speed drying. NOTICI OF ADMINISTRATION Having aa AdnViulstrator tlie KstJite of B. C. Hull, lcccasfcl, lato of -UobcKbti "Coiinty, -Korlli Carolina, tlii.s iri to notify all persons having tlai'msf against said state to cxhil-it them to t.hc 'iindtrsignnd Atlmiri-iwlrtitor.

at 1308- Summitt Ave- inif, Fayeltcville; North Cat-binTM, on or before. Uic tlay IJeccmber. Jft'lTi, or will be pleaded 1'wr of their recovery. indebted 'to will This the (lay o( llt-H. LACY xVdi of B.

-C- Tiall, --Three young Negroes died in the state's gas chamber Friday, two for the murder of a Mecklenburg taxicab driver and the third for the criminal assault 'of a 12-year-old Negro. The three were Bessie Mae Williams, 19. Ralph Thdmpsqn. 18 of Charlotte, and Melvin Wade, 24, of Laurinburg. Bessie Mae and Thompson ad-.

mitted participation in the der of Mack Minyard, Charlotte taxi driver, in what the arresting Christmas guests in the home pf Mr. an Mrs. T. R. Gaitlcy included Mrs.

Grady Townsend of Lumbcrton, Miss Pat Gaitley of Florence, S. Miss Merle Etta Lancaster of Parkton, and Mrs. N. C. Stubbs of Pembroke.

Cadet Jean Gaitley of McLeod's infirmary in Florence, spent the holidays at home. She was accompanied back to. Florence by 1 Helen who will spenci a few days. Miss Mary Janet McNeil! of Parkton was the guest of- Miss Mary McEachcrn during thme holidays. officers described as the most i Miss Hape Weaver has return- brutal slaying they had ever investigated.

Wade, however, denied he criminally assaulted the Negro. He was convicted in Scotlanfl county last August. Annie Mae Allison, 15-year-old Negro also sentenced to death in connection with the murder of the taxi driver, had her sentenced commuted to life imprisonment by Governor Broughton. The governor said the action was taken "wholly on the ground of the fore the party adjourned at one o'clock. The following friends were invited: Dug'le Blue, Lonnie Bryant.

Oferd Hammonds, Delton Jacobs. Thomas Lowry. James Barnes, Clarence Locklear. O. Z.

McNcill, Lenord McNeill, Chcslcy McNcill. Craven Sweat from the Navy, Earl David Dial, Misses Lily McNeill. Roberta Hammonds, Mary Sue Hammonds. Moggie Lou Locklear, Margie and Margaret Chavis, Pcr- Hne and Ovie Jacobs. Alice Cummings.

NEW CORPORATION Kalcig--Certificate of incorporation was filed Saturday with the secretary of state: Travel Terminal, of Fairmont. To operate a service station. Authorized capital stoc-K $50,000, Subscribed stock $3.000 by Paul T. Thompson. Magenu: L.

Thompson and A. W. McDcm- iel. all of Fairmont. Ppultry fa'r.

is very a and is valuable in extending meat flavor to other foods. What Other Papers Say TAXES JFOKEVER! "The need for increasing government revenue drives the alert a i i a to the site of the i least sign of i a i a prosperity, as surely as the keen scent of the desert coyote is attracted to the green bush nourished by i the tiniest stream of water. Scientists may boast a the i invention is i i but we can depend upon it, no a how fast science moves it can never outstrip the lax collector. He is i a i on the laboratory doorstep a i i for new tilings to be invented he can tax them." Thus spoke one a i recently. There is no escape.

A heavy tax burden i be our constant companion for years to come. This grim fact be kept firmly in i when the easy spenders try to tell us that we owe the public debt to ourselves, and or I'eason there is no cause to worry over proposals for 11.00, NOW REG. tlQQ, A fragrant, creamy-light lotion to help combat rough skin, dryncss, and chapping due to harsh weather. Helps keep skin appcalingly soft and smooth all long. Also, regular $1 bottles in handy carton, LLM11ED TIME! A A TWO REGISTERED DRUGGISTS PHONES 424--425 'LUMBEUTON, N.

C. age of the prisoner." records reveal that Available Annie Mae was only murder. 14 at the time of the A good tip for black lingerie is to wash it before the first wearing. There may be excess dye on the surface which a loosen and stain other clothing. Save dabs of margarine and butter left on plates.

Keep it in a covered container and use for cooking. cd to Charlottesville, after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. N.

Wca-l ver. also home for Christmas, has returned to Chapel Hill, and Nat Weaver, has gone back tof Chattanooga, where he is! a student at McCallic. Miss Mabel Smith has returned to Chapel Kill after spending ihc holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.

M. Smith. Captain H. E. Alexander left Sunday for Fort Bliss, after spending the holidays with his family.

Mrs: J. H. Turner and Pfc. and Mrs. Clay Turner soent several days last week in Albcmarle wilh Mr.

and Mrs. E. Turner. Pfc. and Mrs.

Turner will leave -Tuesday for Jacksonville. where he be stationed. When, washing woolens, them with your hand as you remove them from the water so they will ti'ot'''stretch. PULPWOOD WILL MAKE WftOO GAS I PULPWOOD CAMPAIGN SPKO VICTORY IN'45 CUT MORI PUIPWOOP leadership are the Leaders.