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THE TfEWS AND OBSERVER RALEIGH MONDAY MORNING MARCH 12 1851 THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME By RATIO NOW playing: TKf CUTS eW GlOir By Margarette Wood Smethurst ei ear flOHJIHG SOaXESf WS 850 1 68 1ZM CO ABC FM-961 XBC FM 947 MBS-1015 CBS FM-105J fLfi tl'nrhm' Fami Frm Jmimit li Vt VirtK AfWi-l'riyrr CONDEMNATION of the old Union Station for use as a super "uptown fire station" brings sharply to mind the Morgan Street fire station which was abandoned about 15 years ago The city owned the corner and the fire station was condemned according to Sherwood Brockwell Stcte Fire Marshal who was Fire Chief at the time and then as now Raleigh's first fireman The building was condemned Mr Brockwell said because "it was dreadfully located in the point of traffic and besides the front of the building was about to fall out" 151 Hour IBailey Bros il :30 WNAO Haystack IDixie Dudes News-Reaes Haystack mm :00 News: Ausiey's iTune-up Tune Turntable Devotional i :30 Time-ftews-Tune GNews-Top :45 News Top-News 8 :00 Time-News-Tunes iNews Roundup :15 Bulletins: X--x i Uaclc Hunt :30 Back to the Sam Beard :45 Bible facst I snow 9 :00 Break fait "ennr iNewi 'Ma Pernio iTune-Tet 'Tune-Test 15 Breakfast Club 30 Breakfast 45 Breakfast Club Club 10 :00 My True Story :15 Story: News :30 Memory Time Welcome 1 Traveler fRed Foley 45 Victor Ltndiahr Cal Tmrey Modern Romance streak the Bank to Vet Break Thv Bank 130 Quick As Uack Berch 45 A Flash iDave Garroway a :00 Luncheon flub ews-ReVeTs I 1:15 Rhythm: Hill IFrank Jeter I :30 New-Oettinger iHoedown Umm 45 rorcert in Rni Newi-Dehnam from rfARS iStreet Man :15 Stars and Bars Mason 30 Housewives Baiiey Bros Hequest farty without parental consent and he "went to the first child whose mother cleared the request for him" Mrs Stamey said Melissa Bassler who was an usher for the show and was a member of the cast of "Cinderella" the first play produced by the Children's Theater two years ago is the proud -wnnci r-T cr Soinner Sanctum Our Gl Heat ter Mail Bag Nora Drake My avorite ffrady Ceie 'Boh Poole Bob Pooie £ar Bob Poo lBobPoole Le's ear it to sell i 3 4 Train B-kstage Wife -15 Wax Train JSlella Dalla :30 Wax Train Jones i vluaa-w Rrnw :00 Big Jon :15 and Sparky :30 Traffic Jam :45 Traffic Jam Girl Marries Tortla Plain Bill TJave Farrell IT A jL dw 1 mywlCrvn-rn :15 Candlelight IJimmv Capps Sh :30 and Silver Uimmv CaDDS Sh :45 Campus eoorter ''News-ElIlT :00 News: OetiTnger Kaltenborn :15 Elmer Davis Kingham Scott 1 -on Manger pew or mora Mouse wie luouoie or Quest Party Nothli :30 John Kennedy We Love St Learn j45 Melody Magic Pressly :00 Eenny Rubin Show Life Beautiful :15 White House Rot Road of Life :30 Hannibal Cobb tpeppeT Younl :45 Organ Melodies 'Rt MnndIay Ranger One Man Family Birg Crosby inner annum :15 Inner Sanctum :30 Henrv Taylor :45 Meet the Bands 9:00 Met Auditions :15 Met Auditions :30 Latin Quarter :45 Latin Quarter 1 Gordon ac ae IGordon MacRae Jerome Hmes Jerome Hines Ju-l Bioerling iJussi Bioerlin Band ot America of America I txpens War Frort-Band I Home Front II II II II II It II III 111 mistress of Mr Dooley Jr Melissa who is 12 is a student of the 7th grade a Myrtle Underwood SchooL She is a Girl Scout and has a brother Jack eight years old They and their mother and Mr Dooley Jr live with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Bodwell of 2723 St Mary's Street How does Mr Dooley Jr like his new home and what does he do to show his appreciation of the good luck that has come to him because of his talent as an actor? "He plays around and chews on shoes" Melissa said adding in a voice that bode no good for Mr Dooley Jr "And he cries a lot at night WHAT'S IN A NAME anyway Mr Dooley Jr might ask if he knew about Mr Shakespeare's rose The question that Mr Dooley's name appeared to answer has arisen with complications in the Bodwell-Bass-ler home "The children love him We all love him" Mrs Bodwell told me "He's quieted down and he's a cute little thing but you know what?" she asked "Mr Dooley Jr is not a boy dog at alL His name her name I mean it looks like we are going to have to call it "Miss Dooley' something My goodness! We thought of course it was a male puppy 'Mr' Dooley Jr and everything Just the same Melissa don't let anybody fool you: Girl dogs are smarter as your dog proved when she won the try-out for Mr Dooley Jr Remember? Hi on It Review BAGDA By Maurice HmduL ToubIe-div New York 314 pases S3 When Michael Kozial a youthful immigrant from Poland is advised by his uncle to settle in the country in free America and to plant himself as a tree these words lingered When Mike as he was soon called for short first arrived in America he was referred to a boarding house for immigrants in Brooklyn that was run by a Polish widow and her daughter Jennie Both the mother and daughter were very fond of Mike and helped him in many ways to know America His first job was to carry sacks of coal and cakes of ice to nearby Polish families His uncle hearing of his various charges in jobs wrote a very scolding letter and advised him not to remain in the city and become a proletarian with no roots im anything it was while he was thinkinjr of the letter that he made'CaDitol mm NOW PLATING Tree Her Smile Mem Featbt in Treacle Battle: Celer Tecnniceler THE DESERT HAWK" S'arrinr Yvonc DeCARLO Richard Jarkie Leis keaasaaaasasaeaaaaasame si -tauii MtrreBe 1 JCUtO war News 1 teatares at: 1 1 TODAY AND Tl'ESDATJ JOAX FONTAINE JOSEPH COTTEN In "SEPTEMBER AFFAIR" Tarteea Nesra See lt Freat BeciaaiBa Fratares at 1:19 3:1 7:15 iriTA7rfrf- LAST TIMES TODAT Walt Disney's TREASURE ISLAND" la Celer Tr Techaiceler LAST TIMES TOMTE Jeaa Avar Das-id Briaa in BREAKTHROUGH" Denald Dark Carleea Oaea Starts TODAY ONLY! 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Jack Smith Show Snn of Pioneer Crime Doesn't 1 Pay IRaieign News ISooh S'nngs 'Sports Parade iFulton Lewis iState house Rpt vjiiiri eiuo a Evening Star Star Playhouse) 'Star Playhouse) fTaient Scout Talent Scout Evening Star Crime Fighters! Crime-Henry Murder by TNews-Dreamtun (Dreamtime Dreamtime urrimirar Xes Htebee iSign OS Four Oaks Revival Four Oaks March 11 A revival began Sunday nisht at 7 o'clock at St John Pentecostal Holiness! Church on Four Oaks Route 1 with Evangelist Margaret Smith oft Clayton doing the preaching The Rev Creech is pastor of the church Blazing Fires of War' Ruthless Tl ES Passions! Carteea Art News NO I LAST NIGHT RIOTOUS GOINGS-ON! UK MALONE Ale -Nevelly Tme Carteens NOW playing: CAMERON VILLACf "Mangon- i than both Mae Writ end Jant Russell" -Walter WINCHEU Mirror 5 I FnslUk Title Iniredariac Tke New Star 'sjCe SILVANA MANGANO Starrier DOEIS DOWUNG NO hup rev rxEAsr: Lux Radio Theater Lux Radio I Tfeater My Friend 'My Fr-enJ Irna Boh Haw 1 Shfw News Feoorre- 1 Prayer-Music I Tor DrearrivX I ttd 1 li ft A hi 11 VIRGINIA GIBSON and twin bolt I TODAY 1 1 1 as a i The State wanted the corner property for the Revenue Building "so the City let them have it and moved the station to old No 2 on Salisbury how he felt about the depot for a fire station Mr Brockwell replied that he thinks "no better location could be found in Raleigh for a fire station You can't get away from traffic" he said' "We've got rrore automobiles than we've got streets Okey Mr Fire Marshal Ill wait for the hollering to begin about the viaduct bottleneck to remind you that it was there when you said the corner was good for a fire station STILL LOOKING for a suitable and available place for a center from which to dispense Raleigh's hospitality to the constantly increasing number of visiting service men and waxen the search goes on without noticeable interest from city officials The council's vote to condemn the old depot for use as a fire station takes the depot ouf of the running as a center but puts nothing In its place however one positive pf'er has been made from a source ready to go into action with what we have Mrs A Rozar and Mrs Slaunwhite representing the local chapter of the American Legion Auxiliary came to a meeting of the Recreation Division of the Com munity Council the other night pre pared to announce plans to reopen the service handled so well and so faithfully by the chapter during the last war emergency Through the Auxiliary will flow information as well as invitations Into Raleigh homes and churches Available rooms at moderate cost will be listed and transportation will be arranged when needed Vol unteer workers from the Auxiliary will staff a desk located as before at the local YMCA Details of the plans will be whipped into shape at a meeting of the Auxiliary tomorrow night Mrs Rozar said and the auxiliary will be on the job this weekend -THAT DOES IT" a woman said Saturday at a weighing station in a Raleigh grocery store I never thought I'd see the time when I'd pay 50 cents for a cabbage!" GOOD NEWS has come for those of us who saw tragedy stalking the star of the Children's Theater play "Mr Dooley Jr" when it looked as If the play might wind up without finding a home for the SPCA found-Lrg Mr Dooley Jr himself Mrs Stamey director cf the theater called to say that Mr Dooley Jr not only "played the part beautif ully he stole the show" She said that children of the audience "stormed back stage" to see him at every performance "Everybody wanted him" she said "but we had to keep the SPCA rules about his 'adoption'" Mr Dooley! Jr could not be given to a child JUSSI BJOERLING Tonight on Th Telephone Hour VPTF 9 pm NBC Network WITH DONALD VOQEHEES MS TIE BELL TELEPHONE CKCHEST1A tone for Ducry roam new iriDiE nnoio MOOU oXIl ONLY mT St Desr Sl-Ii Weeklr loop Antenna 'Coldsn Voice" Tone Quclify Sharpest Station Selection Circle Sweep Dial Dependable Power Ivory or Walnut Bskelite Cabinet TIRE SALES Ci SERVICE CO "The Goodyear Place" tei Hillsbore Dial 7571 1 Vr-itf I (OH (OH AJOT TO Emma Ejgeu 3306 Tampa JJacolby flDm DDn-iaDsie KOBTH 12 AA987 VA4 4K6 K10762 WEST EAST (D) eW54 4 None VKQJ18 V987632 AJ10 49 53 AQJ984 SOUTH 4-KQ1032 5 Q875432 None E-W vul East South West North Pass Pass 1 Double Redouble 2 Pass 3 at 6 Pass Pass 64 Pas Pas Double Pas Pas Pas Opening lead It is sometimes a disadvantage to be known as a very sound bidder When East bid six hearts in the hand shown today it was obvious to everybody at the table that he must have exceedingly good reasons for doing so Hence North went to six spades instead of doubling even though he held the ace of trumps a side ace and two side kings West opened the king of hearts and dummy won with the ace South then considered the nature of East's hand A jump to six hearts would have been sound only on a very freakish two-suiter in hearts and clubs It was a cinch that East was void in spades and it was possible that he was also void in diamonds Armed with this information South did not make the mistake of drawing trumps prematurely At the second trick he led the king of diamonds from the dummy West properly refused the first round of diamonds but won the diamond continuation with the jack After some thought Wet returned a heart and South ruffed with the deuce of spades South continued by ruffing out the ace of diamonds with dummy's seven of spades and returned to his hand by ruffing a club with the three of spades Now South was a position to lead his established diamonds through West Whenever West ruffed dummy could over-ruff ith the eight cash the ace of spades and allow South to draw the rest of the trumps with the king and queen Thereupon South would be in position to run the rest of the diamonds It is interesting to note that South must deliberately bring both the dummy and his own hand down to only three trumps even though his eventual plan is to draw all four trumps held by West It would be a mistake for South to reach his hand with a trump after ruffing out the ace of diamonds with dummy's eight of spades If South then led diamonds West would discard his two clubs before ruffing a diamond Dummy could over-ruff but South would'be unable to re-enter his hand without setting up a sure trump trick for West CARD SENSE With neither side vulnerable you deal yourself these cards: Sp-des K-10-4 Hearts Q-7 Diamonds A-Q-J-8 Clubs A-J-9-3 What do you do? A Bid one diamond The weak doubleton in hearts rules out an opening bid of one no-trump If your partner bids hearts you can bid no-trump later on Otherwise you must let the first no-trump bid come from your partner Today's Question With both sides vulnerable you deal and bid one diamond Your partner bids one spade The or ponents pass throughout You hold: Spades J-4 Hearts A-J-3 Diamonds K-Q-9-5-2 Clubs K-8-4 What do you do? (Answer tomorrow) Pittsboro Baptists Observing Birthday Pittsboro March 11 An anniversary celebration was held today by the Pittsboro Baptist Church Baptists In the Pittsboro area organized in 1817 and the most recent church was built at a cost of $90000 The first service was held March 13 1949 The Rev Bryant pastor said a goal of 200 persons is set for the Sunday school hour tomorrow During the past two years windows pews carpets and choir chairs have been installed in the church Painting has been done and an organ has been installed During the period 74 new members have united with the church 34 by baptism A total of $46643 26 has been contributed to projects of the church during the past two years African tradesmen are fond of long drawn-out bargaining and do not favor quick transactions TTeDevisnopim WFMY Grttntbtra 1:30 Garry Moore 1:45 Ciarry Moore 2:00 Garry Moore 2:15 Garry Moore 2:30 1st 100 Yean 2:45 Kate Smith 3:00 Mrss Susan 3:15 Kale Smith 3:30 Fashion 3:45 Fashion 4:00 Komtmiken 4:15 Homemakers 4:30 Your Service 4:45 Mardl Gr 5 CHI Mardi Gra 5:15 Mardl Gras 5:30 Howdy Doody 5:45 Howdy Doody 6:00 KukU etc 6:15 Kuklt etc 6:30 Playrtoue 45 Plavhous-e 7 00 Videoouiz 7:15 VideoQuiz 7:30 News 7:4 5 Perry Coma I Theater 8:15 Theater 8:30 Showtime 8 45 Showtime 9 00 Horace Heidt 0 15 Horace Heidt 9:30 Lilhts Out 9 45 Liahts Out 10 00 Studio One 1015 Studio One 10:30 Studio One 10 45 Sturi'o One 11:00 At Home 11:15 Own HrniM 1 1 30 Open Houe 11:45 Open HouM 12 00 News WTV1 Eltkmead Theater Theater Garry Moore Garry Moore 1st 100 Year Jonathan Story Mi Susan WTVR Present Bert Parka Bert Parks Kate Smith Kate Smith Kate Smith Kate Smith NBC Comic Gabby Haye Howdy Doodw Howdy Doody Ranch Tales Banc Talc Storyboolc Lady Sportliht Kukla etc Kukla etc Snowroora New Theater Theater Voice Voice Liahts Out Lights Out Root Montgomery Roht Montgomery Robt Montgomery Robt Montgomery Who Said That Who Said That! Playhouse Playhouse Plavhoue Playhouse Tomorrow WfaGtfs At the Theaters: "September Affair" at the Ambassador Newsweek: "Pretty pallid stuff an important segment of the action is something like a Cook's tour of Italy" Time "Tells a wistfully romantic story of a couple thrown together into what readers of wom-en's-magazine fiction know as a love that can never be the effect is as shimmeringly pretty as a soap bubble and just about as hollow" "Pride of Maryland" and Stage Show "Revue of Tomorrow" at the -The Fli-hting SnUiran- at the Colony The Desert Hawk" at the State Variety: "Costume swashbuckler with good action "Treasure Island" at the Varsity NY Times: "A grand and glorious entertainment the cast is downright perfect" NY Herald Tribune: Recaptures the full spell of the Robert Louis Stevenson classic should enchant the young in heart of all ages" Newsweek: "One of the best children's pictures to come along in many a year" Variety: "Walt Disney's first all-live action film handsomely mounted in Technicolor fine acting by fine cast" "Bitter Rice" at the Villaze £hristlan Sconce Monitor: "Earthy Italian picture about primitive life of itinerant women laborers in rice iields combined with violent melodrama and tangled love affairs" Newsweek: "An Italian film that combines social significance with a UDeral dose of sex more emphasis on sex than social significance" Time: "An Italian-made melodrama with many points of resemblance to a thriller there is a sweaty authenticity in the scenes and much footage is devoted to the Grecian profile and womanly body of Silvana Mangano star of the film "China Sky" at the Wake In State Art Gallery Through April 8: An exhibit of paintings and Greek and Roman Glass from the gallery Collection In Mary Rice Laey Hall Peace onere inrough March 20: An ex- jhibit by students of the college art aepanment including portraits and still life in oils composition and landscapes in charcoal portraits in pastel and some watercolor work and pen-and-ink sketches Open from 4:15 to 6 Mondays through Fridays and on Saturday and Sunday afternoons In Morehead Planetarium Chapel Hill: "Eclipse the Son" nightly at 8:30 o'clock and matinees on Saturday and Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock On the Air: Guest Soprano Anna-mary Dickey and Baritone Gordon MacRae will be starred in Strauss' -Rosalinda" to be given on the Railroad Hour tonight at 8 o'clock over WPTF Jerome Hines basso will be the guest artist of the Voice of Firestone Hour over WPTF tonight at 8:30 o'clock Jussi Bjoerling tenor will make an appearance on tonight's Telephone Hour ever WPTF at 9 o'clock The semi-finalists of the Metro- politan Opera Auditions of the Air Lise SorrelL 28-year-old contralto and Henri Feux baritone from New will be heard on the auditions' broadcast tonight at 9 o'clock over WNAO Wilfrid Pelle-tier who conducted the Auditions of the Air for 12 years will return tonight for the first time this season to conduct the semi-finals The broadcast will be the first of three semi-finals programs The Boston Pops Orchestra under the baton of Arthur Fiedler will present a concert tonight at 10 o'clock over WPTF The program jwill consist of: Donna Diana Overture of Rez- at of 11 WTAR Nerfelk Test Pattern Test Pattern Garry Moore Garry Moore lt 100 Yean Telenews Mis Susan Edgar Guest Bert Parks Bert Parks Kate Smith Kate Smith Kate Smith Kate Smith Troubadour Gabby Hayes Howdv Doody Howdy Doody Faye Emerson Sports Jury Manam etc Hollywood Reel Kukla etc Kukla etc Qumlan Swayze Wtncheil-Maloney Winrhell-Malofiey Voice Voice Lights Out Lights Out Montgomery Theater Theater Theater Who Said That? Who Said That? Open House Open House Open Hou Open House Sign Oft WBT Cbruite Garry Moore Garry Moore Garry Moore Garry Moore 1st 100 Year Winner Miss Susan Winner Susan Adam Tune Time Homemaker Homtmskera Vanity Fair Vanity Fair NBC Comic Party Time Howdv Doody Howdy Doody Faye Emerson Club TV Showroom Music Hall Industry Tele-revue News Perry Como Theater Theater Voice Voice Horace Heidt Horace Heidt Who Said That Who Said ThatT Studio One Studio One Studi oOne Studio One At Home Open House Open House Open House Sign OfT IIDn5 Dug nicek Claire de Lune Debussy Finlandia Sibelius: Sleigh Ride Anderson: and The Girl I Left Behind Me arr by Anderson Parallel 38 a special Red Cross broadcast starring Raymond Massey will be heard over WPTF tonight 10:30 o'clock Brig Gen David Sarnoff chairman of the Red Cross drive will speak briefly Odds and Ends: An Italian film and an American actress were picked for the top awards of the first International Film Festival in Pun-ta Del Este Uruguay according to reports reaching this country The awards were presented on last Monday and many Hollywood stars were on hand for the ceremonies 'Tomorrow Is Too Late" a study adolescence produced by Gui-seppe Amato and directed by Leo-nide Moguv was picked as the best film of 19'i0 Gloria Swanson's performance in "Sunset Boulevard" was adjudged the best performance by an actress during the past year Hollywood producers submitted films in the competition but "All About Eve was not shown for fear of offending Argentina's Eva Pe-ronT Top winners in the festival Included: Best Show film "Gerald McBoing Boing" a color cartoon directed by Robert Cannon for Columbia best performance by an actress Gloria Swanson in "Sunset Boulevard" best performance by an actor Michel Simon in "The Beauty and the Devil" a French film directed by Rene Clair best performance by a supporting ac tress Josephine Hull in "Harvey best performance by a supporting actor Juano Hernandez in "Intruder in the Dust" and best screen play "Tomorrow Is Too Late" Ben Hecht and Charles MacAr thur have confirmed a New York report that their latest play "The Big Lie" will be produced by Billy Rose The authors describe the play as an anti-Communist comedy Red Cross Praised By Korea Returnee Kinston March 11 Marine lt-t Lt William Harvey of Kinston back from active duty Korea and stationed at Camp Lejeune said today that the American Red Cross is doing "an excellent job for our service men in Korea" He spoke from personal experience at hospitals where he was stationed prior to being evacuated to the States for treatment of a recurrent spinal ailment which is now improving he said today Lt Harvey a States-side veteran of World War II was recalled to active duty with the Marines last November After brief training he was shipped to Korea where he arrived in January The weather was extremely cold all during his stay there Harvey stated He was attached to the 5th Regiment of the 1st Marine Division which was assigned to ferret out guerrillas and infiltrated Red Koreans in the east coast area of Southern Korea He went on several patrols but did not reach the front lines where fighting was heaviest he stated It was on one of these patrols that he stopped for a check-up and received orders to evacuate He was sent to a "front line" hospital where he found the Red Cross representatives active in making the wounded more comfortable Resignation Study Kinston March 11 The Lenoir County Board of Health said today it would consider the resignation of Health Officer Jones which was submitted this week when it holds its quarterly meeting on April 2 Chairman Frank Sabiston said th board met this week but did not act due to absence of one member III :00 Ralph F'anasan Boston Pop :15 Ralph Flanagan 'Orchestra :30 News ni tomorrow Raymond -4S Wax iraln Massev II :00 Wax Train :15 Wax Train :30 Wax Train :45 Lovers Lant iNews (Our Best lOur Best IQur Best (JDt? the NO BIG During a brief recess in a session of the current criminal term of Wake Superior Court County Auditor A Hall took the opportunity to greet a former classmate presiding Judge Walter Bone of Nashville In a bantering mood Auditor Hall spoke of their school days at Wake Forest College and remarked "now you're a big man a judge" The jurist reflecting on the gravity of the position of a Superior court iudce saeelv replied: "No not a big man There may be big jobs but one is never a big man" SAFE PFC Joseph Collins of Selma Route 1 who was one of the bearded soldiers pictured on the front of The News and Observer las Thursday is recuperating in a Tokyo hospital from the ordeal of being held captive by Red forces in Korea The picture showed the young GI with a group of companions after they had been re-ioacrl hv the Communists Collins ie the mn nt Mr and Mrs A Collins His parents have had one letter from him in wnicn ne said he expects to return home soon TOGETHER AGAIN Two old one a ship one an officer back on active duty together the other day The USS Rucham-kn first ship to go officially in reserve in the Florida group Atlantic Reserve Fleet was recom-missioned at the naval station in Green Cove Springs Fla The ship's commission pennant was raised to the mast by ueutenani (J G) John Crowder of Greensboro who served on the ship dur-ir all her active service just after World War II A fast attack transport the Ruchamkin was decommissioned February 27 1946 Virginia Gibson 'today's photo) of Hollywood displays a high voltage bathing suit Committee to Work With Rural Scouts vndnn March 11 A laree-scale expansion of Boy Scouting to rural youths in Lenoir ana oreene counties which is being sponsored by the Contentnea District here got new impetus this week with selection of committees for the various units which will be organized- The next meeting set for the program's leaders is on March 23 when enlarged committees of five men for each new troop will meet and discuss their problems Local leaders will confer again next Monday night preliminary to their campaign District Chairman Hubert Landauer stated This meeting will be at the Legion Hut East Carolina Council Executive Ralph Mozo of Wilson addressed the group at a barbecue supper at Taylors care nere luesaay mgnu He spoke on scouting and its activities exhibiting a movie on the movement Jack Hogarth and Le-roy Arnold gave a demonstration on how organizers should approach prospective sponsors for the new troops Complete Projec Halifax March 11 Assistant County Agent Woodard reported that the William Davie Bovs 4-H club is the first in Halifax County to complete a project for betterment and bcauti-ficalion of a community this year Using 700 multiflora rose seedlings obtained free of charge from the Department of Conservation and Development the boys planted a 700 foot hedge in front of the Davie school near Roanoke Rapids I Hockaday of Route 1 Roanoke Rapids donated use of a tractor implements and the fertilizer and the boys used shovels borrowed from Halifax Paper Co LAST TIMES TODAY Shews 7 and 'Never a Dull Moment' Fred MtrMsrrtr Irene Daaae Osseins Every Friday tSc Ta Tke Masie ef KRAL "Dreamtime" Skew Breadrast Direct free tke Riak wtlk £arl Skaw ia Persea Skatiav aad Daacina tvoe BROOKS ECS CATION CEN'TEB Tucker Street Raleirh lisLj i a definite decision to leave Brooklyn while sitting under an oak tree in what he thought was a free park he was chased off the grass by the park attendant After heated argument with the police Mike decided to apply for work at the Polish American employment agency He was soon hired as a farm hand by Titus Lockwood an unusual char acter from PinevilSe is soon to learn his neighbors and that Dan Baxter one of tne main friends had married a young Polish grL Mike is soon to discover Magda Dan wife is very unhappily married Tney are thrown together very often and while dancing a lamous Polish dance Mike falls desperately in love with Magda His fondness for Dan keeps him from responding to Magda's desires The most beautiful part of the story is the way the author describes Dan Baxter's lovely home and ap ple orchard in full bloom That to Mike seems to be filled with the loveliness of Magda and is a part of her Mike soon leaves New York State to forget Magda and to settle down on a farm of his own Years go by and the attraction for Magda still lingers He decides to return to New York and to try to find her The story ends as beautiful as the apple orchards with Magda and Mike united and remembering the won derful times in the small town of Pineville HELEN POPE Union Rejected In Alamance Vote Saxapahaw March 11 Workers at Sellars Manufacturing Company here yesterday voted against affiliating themselves with the Textile Workers Union of America CIO with the vote being recorded as 83 for the union and 344 against The announcement was made by Lewis Wolberg of Winston-Salem a representative of the National Labor Relations Board after the votes had been counted Paper Drive Chapel Hill March The Chapel Hill Recreation Center under the direction of Sara Umstead will conduct another paper drive on Sunday Mafch 13 It is requested that newspapers magazines and other waste paper be tied in bundles and placed on the curb or doorstep by 1 HIGH SCHOOL Semi the covfchi below fee free trial lesson See Kew eos? it is to learn by our simplified home study method Thousands have become High School Graduates thts ear way NO ClASScS NO TIME WASTED going to and from school Write for free I ft ton and 43 descriptive booklet MSH fstoofshed' im AMERICAN SCHOOL DIPLOMA AWARDED Eaatera District Office 21 Center Ilea Ueeer Darky Address City Sote ENH.