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Southerners Plan Defense
ToStop Harriman Campaign
WASHINGTON W—A number of
Southern Democrats were working
today to build up a stop-IIarriman
road block in case President Tru
man should throw his support be
hind Averell Harriman for the
Democratic presidential nomina
tion.
They don't take the candidacy
of the mutual security administra
tor very seriously—although Harri
man himself says he is building up
widespread backing in many parts I
of the country. All the sume. the
Dixie Democrats don't want to take j
any chances.
Some supporters of Sen. Richard |
Russell of Georgia have been
sounding out backers of other pres
idential aspirants with the idea ■
of holding the line against Harri
man if he suddenly should get the
support of Truman.
The support won't be fothcom-1
ing, most politicians agree, unless
Gov. Aldai E. Stevenson of Illinois
eliminates himself finally from the i
presidential contest. Stevenson has |
said he couldn't accept a presiden
tial nomination, but main Demo-'
crats are convinced he could be
drafted.
Harriman has been campaigning
for the nomination on an all-out
New Deal and Fair Deal program.
He has kicked the Dixie contin
gent in the shins by calling for a
Fair Employment Practices Com
mission with power to enforce rul
ings against job discrimination a
gainst Negroes and other minor
ities.
He has slapped at the Southern
ers as "men masquerading as
Democrats" in Congress.
And he has added that he doesn't
care whether the Southerners bolt
Ihe ticket.
Most politicians have expressed
doubt there will be any effective
bolt by the South this year unless
Truman should be the candidate—
and he has said repeatedly he
won't be.
The larger shrimp-like animals
often are known as prawns.
Records indicate that the silk in
dustry existed in China before 2.000
B.C.
SMALL SHIPBUILDER — On (lay the new liner rnltcd States heean official .rials,
■ •-»!■; (ronican tried out his 50-inch scale workinsr model in pool of New York's Central Park.
Heard On WPTF Raleigh For 13'/. Years
YOUR DAILY
DEVOTIONAL PROGRAM
Is Now On
WJNC JACKSONVILLE
1240 On Your Dial
7:15 A.M.
Monday through Saturday
JIMMIE JOHNSON. Founder; ALSEY LI THEK,
Soloist; RUTH I.OCKETT, Organist.
TOMMY STEELE, Director
Scouting Plans Announced
For Troops At Midway Park
MIDWAY PARK— Scouting al
,'imip Lejeune. bec«iuse of ihe i're
puent transfer of Scout Leaders
ind Scouts, has been on too much
)f a catch-as-can basis." was ihe
ipening sentence of letters receiv
ed here this week b\ Dads of local
kn Scouts from their Scoutmas
:t-t, \a. David McConnell.
Lawn Mower
Sharpening
Rebuilding
Engines Rebuilding: By
\ Former Factory Mechanic
J. L. GAFFNEY
4305 Wrightsville Ave.
Wilmington, N. C.
PRE
[sale]
AT
MAMIE MARSH
STARTS SATURDAY MORNING
CLOSE OUT SALE ON SOME ITEMS
SHOES
121 PAIRS 121
CLASSICAL GIRL
Whites and Neutral
Regular $5.95 and $6.95 Values
$ 0.88 CLOSE OUT
, J PRICE
Sizes 4 to 10 — Triples to B
SUMMER
SUITS
1 BIG RACK
Values to $19.95
50?° off
COME IN THIS SATURDAY MORNING
MAMIE MARSH
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'In order to give your boy the
benefit ot the best that scouting
has to offer in the way of individual
recognition for advancement.'' Lt.
MeConnell stated further, "it i« j
neeessar\ to have some kind of i
continuity between Scout Loaders
and .some Scouting program which
will not bog down as soon as a I
guiding light has left the Camp
Lejeune vicinity."
l.t. MeConnell stressed the im
portance of regular attendance and
he feels that "inadvertently the
parents are often responsible Lor
the poor showing of the Scout."
Nothing, he says, should interfere
with his attendance at Scout meet- '
im;s, once he and his parents make
up their minds that he is for Scout
ing. and Scouting is for him.
Local scout leaders feel that the
summertime should provide the
greatest opportunities of the year
for adavancement in scouting. It
was revealed that a program has
been outlined which should be of
considerable interest both to the
scout and the dads. Two :> vents
on this program have been an
nounced and they Include a Track
Meet to include the Jacksonville
troops tomorrow, ior which the
local scouts have been practicing
for some time.
On Saturday. July 12. a Father
Son Beach Blow-out will be held
in the Organized Recreation Area
\"o 1. near the Civilian Beach at
Onslow Beach. The blow-out will
include potato 'races, egg-rolling
contest, swimming contests and
other events, and. the local leaders
announce that "no women are al
lowed."
Attention is also called to the
weekly meetings for both Lejeune
troops on Wednesdays at the Scout
Hut in Midway Park.
Taxi Operating
Permits Expiring
Taxi operating permits for the
1951-52 fiscal year expire Monday
midnight. Town ol Jacksonville
police reminded operators this
morning.
Ail operators must have their
permits renewed by July 1 for
them to drive legally on that and
subsequent days of the year
As of this morniny. only 35 of
some 75 operators had applied for
renewal of their permits.
Lt. James F. Low, 26 (above),
of Sausalito, Calif., who won his
pilot wings only six months ago,
is now a jet ace having shot down
his tilth MIG on his 3rd com
bat mission in Korea. Low has
been in combat only six weeks.
The action was in northwest
Korea near the Valu River. (AI»
Wire photo)
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Final Touches
Made On Big 3
Reply To Reds
LONDON W—The Big Three for
eign ministers put the polishing
touches today on the Western re
ply to Russia's request for talks
on German unity.
U. S. Secretary of State Dean
Acheson. British Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden and French Foreign
Minister Robert Scluiman checked
a proposed draft line by line in a
I 21 ■_>-houi* session this morning.
The tinai draft was not com
i pleted by the time the foreign min
isters recessed for lunch with
Prime Minister Churchill at 10
Downing St. A foreign office
spokesman said the Big Three dis
cussions would he resumed later in
the day. The note is expected to
be completed tonight.
The foreign ministers are report
ed seeking a way to make the So
viet show its true hand—to pin the
Russians down on whether they are
sincere in demanding four-power
talks on a unified Germany.
Sources close to the conference
said the British and French are
willing to go right ahead with a
conference. Acheson is understood
In be urging a preliminary meet
ing that could agree on an agenda
before any high-level negotiations.
There is a strong feeling among
Western diplomats that the Rus
sians merely want to stall for
time, trying to upset the Western
schedule for the rearming of Ger
many and its inclusion in the West
ern orbit.
The Soviet note, delivered May
25. protested the signing by the
Western nations of a "peace con
tract" with the West German gov
ernment at Bonn and the inclu
sion of West Germany in the pro
jected European army.
In ancient Rome, silk was said
io be worth its weight in gold.
In many of the lower groups of
animals, organs of smell are dis
tributed widely over the body.
Aldermen Meet
On Monday
The Jacksonville Town Board of
Aldermen will meet in .special ses
ion Monday morning to approve
offers of the Federal government
for $447,000 in grants for water
and sewer sjfetem improvements.
Mayor Herbert Eastwood today
notified members of the special
meeting following receipt of all
forms and paper work from Wash
ington. The town has agreed to put
up $501,000 as its share in ihe
work.
Too. he will report Monday on
conferences with Mitchell &
Pershing, New York bond attorney
firm, relative to handling bonds
which the town proposes to issue
to raise its $501,000.
The firm already has scheduled
conferences with Housing and
Home Finance Agency officials in
Philadelphia for next week to see
if some arrangement can be worked
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