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FLORENCE SCHOOL
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room, a rurnpien.- LaP; * Add! i
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for tla 1 libra:The n \v rV-.-hu-r
whi-, ii toe ;si :J ,
Midway Beer Garden
Newly Open
For An Enjoyable Evening
Slop With Us
On N. Harlows Rd.
Vernon Godelle, Pit. p.
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903 BROAD ST. - NT W BERN i
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Fruits, fee < ream, Notion?
Patent Medicine Negro Ncwn
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YOUR NATIONAL GUARD DIVISIONS I
CONTINUE THE OLD TRADITIONS 1
V
7 hit is the t went if- 1 ■:-! of a series on the Infantry and
Armored Divisions of the rum Nat nut Gourd. They are- pre
sented to acquaint yon u:t it ih• or gum at ion which will be an
M-Day Force , tunned, equipped and available for immediate
service with the Regular A nay in the event of any emergency.
THE AMERICA!. DIVISION—Unique in the* army because il
used a name instead of a number, the Americal Division was one
of the hghtingest of the 19 National Guard divisions fairing part
in World War 31. About 45 per cent oi the
f Americal's men originally came from Mnssa
rJJ r chusetts, which was represented by its IB2d
. ** Infantry Regiment and other units. Illinois
supplied the 132 d lnlantry and the 164th come
s : -V' ’*■ ham North Dakota.
- The nucleus of this group, then designated
V $W ft' ’ Task Force 6814, had gone to New Caledonia
V, ‘ > u / <0 defend fhs island from invasion early in
the war. In October, 1942, its first elements J
y®/ went into action on Guadalcanal, some of j
them being bombed as they debarked lrom
their ships.
Alter months of bitter fighting, resistance on "The Canal"
ended, and the Americal's men moved to Fiji beginning in March,
1943. from there they went cn to Bougainville, breaking a major
attack ol the 6th Japanese Imperial Division and chasing enemy
remnants.
January, 1945, found the division going to Leyte and Samar
whore for two months it cleaned out Jap pockets and secured
several small islands. Following up a heavy o;r and naval bom
bardmsnt. it landed in late March on Cebu Islund. Cebu City and
Debug air Isold fell, and the following three weeks ot hill fighting
wore costly and bitter.
Alter resistance near Cebu Csly was broken, combct teams
made landings on Bohol, Negros and Mindanao, where they fought
uqui late June. The Negros campaign, noar end of World War 11,
was brough! to a close in rain forests 4,000 feat above the sea.
Originally she Army had planned to mime its Task Force 6814
the Necal Division, "Neral'' being clear code signal foi New Cale
donia. Then Brigadier General Alexander M Patch, its command
ing general at the time, had wanted to coll it the Bush Division.
But the name Americal, drawn from the general phrase American
Troops in New Caledonia, was chosen from a list submitted by
men of the command. It was suggested by a private first class
David Foneeea, of Roxbury, Maas,
Today the XBJ.d Infantry is the nucleus of o separate Regi
mental Combat Team in the Massachusetts National Guard. The
J32d Infantry oi Illinois is assigned to the 33d Infantry Division,
and the 134th Infantry of North Dakota is assigned la the 47th
Infantry Division. ,
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BARBECUE INN
FIVE POINTS
Pit C ok'd Barbecue
10 A. M to 10 P M.
12 P M Sat
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PAWNBROKERS
“MONEY TO I.END”
EDWARD R. LAND, PROP
NE.W I-.FRN N C
WHERE STYLES BEGIN'*
J, W. Reese
GROCERY
mrocerien and Meats
in 18 BROAD ST.
Dial 4181
: TRUCK CROP SWITCH
INCREASES INCOME
i tick . eid a -f-12. iOO n >1 i
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'.V;a ti-uaiH :..!•) 1M r rai.-nift eot-tun j
‘and tn and few fjcimul oh a
: Kirni at Suuthtrip!' at. Via hi.-, home ;
- :m 11 a'iii ty “It'.it 1 I-,',m 1 i ■ el.tin
; ;u*yvv!it're." Ik rav .
* ".'hen l't' rnrivod hi.-, family to
.Van m• rd a tittle I'ummuri.i; j
taear Suffolk. niu: hr; an fiaciU
l.r 1: ins; !'n nd ..-.an "'. "i f
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Tod at: own- 90 ;i< anti a i, ad"
c.j : two Ktorj ■. -*. • which way t :
rai,<i':it’tl froni an uiu laitvi it t.st- a*
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ii. a. been ;,vt i"al'n,;- biu; a.; Un- 1
lla;lii.’htl:t}]>' and !a Riiii addin;: in?
Ab' it iJ.nOo In a j;u! a*■ the
:,ilm fi" i: 11 : !,H:r- fI.; * 11 aitn'ig
. i.it'am; Si.2tHl !• i.,'n 1 mhi, about
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fl am y!.*inil elc-ic M siiy.itiii;
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in’-j,-. , Ijti: Vetter, pen haps ay much i
a, a, j.ia.ii'i. :-.r l i ' am,
Dla.-illy part, "f tine V,',r year:.,
' Mrr. Everett and time ot thc.i h') ■
f-VrU: •i -1 • < iJ.H t T.l bit Lh Um UM' ' ■ I j
wi.nt o 1 1 I<ii s g \: sudM. i K 1 > u
hr!;.Ed -O build u.t
lo)k Nuvy V.t:d.
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E.-rm u*-.:\ yo, ' u*uck u-opu. To ; r- ;
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poiaiM pb;:>tcr urid a d'-:Euv. oTii;
Tnov ia.vp a . iuuL !;-«u?i; in w: ich
they luke vhew ru t.iduciy to Sui
* C>(•’.’! s nrntui:- :Uj G-ort pfici/s \ sold
i j-.faiM •; M .-ne ./»- ii-. for -ts ii:ue as
f,t «T< ;iT. G.!:;; m‘ll»*i tf;YM d .Ml H
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f: ; •. .fitC- b- ith OiOrM IC!?V.
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BREEZY
FUSdJRJNCr UP •SOMB THJN6S f- BUT THIS IA 7/ HI, OAD / Y KNOwTI
.40 PON' r POTHER. HIM UNLEW WHAT? I ALE THOSE OLV,
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1 YEP/ PUT THERE'E MORE -~l TOO^F 7 WITH UXK. .IN TWEj .VE PAYfH / , .., t . / }
'TICDOLtARANDeOriNTHePVBWIW I'LL CrETTWC) THOUSAND' ( \NH AT"/ TWO \
- - ■ m *S I ' rffi»
/MRS BI6OINO / TAKE BREE Z'l YXJ bHOUf pY- THAT HE '<• HOT MAKING ;
(OUT or- HERE hOF Al LIMB IDIOTIC i THOUGHT HE'D J KNOW EY NOW NOT xf j ENOIKrH MONEY TO PAY 40 ) !
nAYI'EY IN6 - TO GET U£ STUCK «/ PE CSHLAP TO TALK-OF HOWTO MUCH A '7S.‘ ' '
"tyr with two thousand ) y&gjmx* \) A oi-.i moreaaonev ai * V INCOME ft 4§p*’
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, n!».,| i"; for .iis i i lUo'i"!’ ■' a rib .* (uK-j
i" ine fr.r l.nn imd ins wife.
3 ti*'v tala in mmi of liu •
their coiiniy farm and ii k.v j
: ('::■:aI. i a 1 i aye; la, Ii: >rm
raid 'v!i Halde S i 1 ■• a a a Ci..r
lyllia fa.'.viird trie a,-,:, .an of ‘Car
( 7i.e i’. y. AgricuUarid Advi"." y
' |{•,:• "(I Mr Evirlt is al;» .i imn,-
I: -of tue cxi "Utt v c '."..nd f ti.-e
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•p> : ni;b:a lurm'ng t • a ■ goud
ii one plans and studies the
a,]i.. i.a I :id • Hid .u !:;> I,'ld ill
a- a. I,j i a 'll
a. .! i * in!I" to hi" Ifii:a; .Mark; liny.
1 a Mr I'.vc.'vtt iKia heavily on
a a f u.t ■ ‘ : . a.b ' ' "
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Ipai Imnii 01 IVml
for Vli\r<l FinaiKA
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vV'/v] rA biT believe in mutvioena./ j
,nra! want t ■ live topeth-r.” iu.ve u |
a i ia ’..uilduu; 'recently acquired by
r>.|U tin le R* aa y Cornu.-ny at a ;
. i t ,f S. uii.l, it v.-a : ..ij!auinc'.-fi j
ia " W'lK I'll", nil ;>• of t.il’j
.h:.", Mr' Geneva K Vuleritiiih. j
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d. I- . Man Said he idler* ~i the ;
a. .a-:, -out ..IS. : a dt.albnc slat.'!
vi'd thn v, the d'b ■ ' h-eii io any • j
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e '" upcii '■ d MiV tilt a ap- j
-"a aid "i f. e! there I
i v . ;i it .. 11, ' ,i i. -,y , p live'
v hh cois.reci perse:,-; fit' go. d uack- i
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She has five yipaeh , , •if r;.rh f ~
V"*h- ; ch will bvCurnr * Ift'uM T'f-' if ; t ~
< i.i oceupanU; decide n 1 io buy. j
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CHIEF Li. S. KNGIN HER—
Maj. Gen. Lewis A. Pick who di ■
I-(.'fed “Operation Snowbound” in
opi’ninfr the highways by the Array
and t. 1.0 u-m.i;ii of luarooticd in*
habitants in the ftotin-swept areas
of t;?e <"yi fra! W" tern states, has i
h* ( n up! ;*iai" i Chief fsf Engineers,
L. S, Air.iy.
fii'ii. Pick is n native of Brook
i c. •« 1. Vii." a, and a jjr iduaie of
! \ irtriuia Polytechnic Institute in
! the cilia's of 191 J.
Servimf in the China-Runna
: India 'l‘heater of Operations in
| World War II 'in I<N.l-15, he com
i a aaii l d the advance section of
, Army Service Forces and was re
i -vomobie for the- con.-itniction,
; opera Id .in and maintenance of the
| famous Lvdo Hoad. As Division
! Ei'yi’icor in Omaha, Nebraska.
; -aaNov.mbei, 19!.'., he developed
» t.'l.'.n for the dcvoionment <.f the
i Mu (>uri river.
M!e a!tended the Officers’ Train.
! •!':■: Cany in Fort <’ |leth-arpe,
; Geuriria, and v. at vomnii .ned in
Any list, Ifti i . llv ioMi-'d the 23d
; Eta inwn-s and sailed with that or
' pani/.ittion, Aimiirsi* Expedi
: iionary Forcer, t , France in March,
lab"', and par Ueipated in the Meuse- ,
Arp ounp ‘di i, .. He was coni*
■iiia" nail'd a " - c-and licufo-nant in
: the ( of K: an,*',■!> in fp. };,
‘bar Ai :ay in JKo am! .uivanced
f'e!" aa.'l. th'- ■ 1.. !.);< ;• £ ma
avnt , . : if na , riat i . J on
i a> \ :|, i'i 19,
!i I*ay> To \il\rrlis<T!
I NATIONAL GUARD TO PARTICIPATE s j I
IN OBSERVANCE OF ARMY ‘DAY, 1949 ! i
1
Th.: rapidly growing Nationui
I Guard, with a strength of more
j than 320,400 mn, will take an
l active part in the observance of
| Army Day, April 0, 1949, Major
| Hi iu.rn! Kenneth F. Cramer, Chief,
National Guard Bureau, has an
| nounced.
The major project of the Guard
th;s year will be OPERATION
! TEAM PLAY, a program whereby
| the National Guard will initiate or
cooperate in the staging of Army
I Day luncheons and dinners in all
cities having a population of 50,-
(K'O persons or more. Last year,
the Guard undertook a simitar
project, OPERATION 101, and was
! successful in initiating or partici
-1 pating in Army Day luncheons or
dinners held in 110 cities through
out- *he country.
The theme for Army Day this
year is “The United States Army—
part of the team—-for security,"
i \\ :hin this theme it is planned to
emphasize the major role of the
Army's infantry, armored and air
rne divisions. *
The 25 infantry divisions, 2 ar
. i. d divisinns and 31 tegimental
YOUTHS TO COMPETE
IN GARDEN CONTEST
North < i oliiia boys and girls
' will have an i-ppori unity a rain thu;
. t .ii to compete in the annual pro- ;
i'ir'.; " I.;. I'l.t tim i'i r.-ti'i-.i of thf
N,it,..ji:.l .bin". Yia’otabie Growers I
As i. iitlion. accoftliii " ■ 11. ’.VI ( cv
inc.ton, I;*'!:iculturut fur th- State ;
li. . >■ . n Sr- ’
A i' !.,! ■ !’ SS.OOO in casl'i prize" j
t:■ i.'.v Ii dcd In Mime kfu -tale :< c- i
, Oi.nal. regiiiiial, and national win- ,
■ . The fund' .i- being I'luvided !
!, lie {.re;.: Atlantiu and Pacitic ;
. i ! ■ mpuny ;ieid i • ay bey am! •
-id in the United Stale win., hu;; j
;.it; I■. i !. : ’.I, U Ihi I': I
: I’liile i o ii.pi te.
i : !■ top award oi $3:90 \v il! go to J
In individual vi'nevi, the ».ountrysi
3.u.'u.nal Juiiiur V* :( *, ble Grow- ■
nil: f.'iiijiri'pii.n. Tup eyn.Hial prizes
1 S2OO i '. -. 3 : - - tied io .
; w inner. In erich of lue foie regions. |
: iMhc:: : -u.ith. cental, end \ve ; :t
; i i’ tthree ect. iinl prizes of ;
r i 'o-yyy~ i |
V MOAX/yC
l HANDSOME j
WBRl""/ <
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I
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If L ! L j
WAT
""TCT**- * w Tir"T" a r „
combat teams <f the National
Guard will take an active part in
staging parades of "Capstil.- Di d- 11
sions” throughout the I! sited ■
States, in order to better acquaint,
the civilians with their power for i.
peace and security. General Cra
mer said.
Increasing emphasis on the role j
of the civilian components of the
Army will be. reflected In the in
creased number of National Guard
general officeis fulfilling speaking
engagements on Army Day. There ,
are approximately l(‘fl general offi
cers in Army and Air units of the
National Guard today.
In addition to the concentmu-d
program in key cities, a nation
wide program will he undertaken
by the Guard in each of the n-< >e
than 2,000 communities where Na
tional Guard units are 1 oca red.
General Cramer announced.
"his nationwide program will t
consist of Army Day luncheons and
dinners, armory open house cere- ;
monies, parades of non divisional
National Guard troops and other
special even's appropriate to th*
oecu -:ion.
SIOO each will be de 'ributod j-.lu?
; Mate award:, m cacti participalmg i
;state.
The pro scram if. divided into (wo
j pharos. Firsi, a production project
I h required, and the garden lh.il is
: -a: ned f.,i t-H Clt;0 or FFA w >rk I
, may be wed U u.viilvei a careful :
an fit work putts records of c l
; protliK'tii.'i'i, it iconic, ar.d how and’
[ where various out rations vu-ru ,
! carried oui.
! Second, a marketing study cutiv.-.e •
■I ■ provided Tin: .. dl ; u-u. . < .. h
j ind'yidual with knowledge of tne I
t ce„t production i ud lKm
i that control quality in vegctable.-
i and the various gi .-.hu and pack
| age* used ;n sellin,:' crops, an well!
;o vai 1,;,. *| ; . 5i,.1 1 ale and
j retail outlets.
Full i-nfotmati n un the i ui,!e;-'t j
may be obtained Lain :P<- Uv a
; iounty :a-.-nt .the horticuiUue ex,
(t’li.-iari .'-pc: talist a* State Lai., ua
M‘r by wining di recti y t<* p.-ap !
; Giant h Snydet J oil French H..U i
* aV' , it. ■: Mj; -ItiC hie ■ ;
! .hr n! Mars.
Exports ot Ar.iei ic in vi - "a-tt*
j have increased t-um five i ■ 2‘3 bd !
! ’.on annually during the pa.-.t Hi I
»T WILL ALWAYS PAY YOU TO VISIT
Sparrow’s Surprise Shop
The Biggest Little Store In Town. Compete Line Ol
Groceries - Vegetables - Notions - Drugs - Ice Cream
729 West St. - Papers and Magaines - Pfec.r" 38#$
j PARDON ME
(v\i please but
4. JHjjt 7 AN IDEA JUST
: STRUCK ME
' i’ll Let My Boy
* Sell The Carolinian
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For His Vacation Money
IT
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Advertise
SEE
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CHARLES SPARROW
i OR
JOSEPH EDWARDS
REPRESENTATIVES
729 West Street
New Bern Citizens
Who Trade With
These A Tver Users
Make I his Page
Possible
INSTALLATION RITE
IS SLATED FOP APRIL
The Rev, 11. W Ruffin, paslor
ojrct oi the Shiloh Baptist Church
i,t' \uri't!i. N. C will be installed
at u opji ivl installation dci vii •?
,\ ill In conducted it the
thur;.h tot Sunday, April 3 at
3 p. m.
At tlu* ll a.m. vu-(i the
m- ii wifi bi 1 d«aiv ■ red b> thu
p,.'.tin' eb.*c*t. Alo i for this
wi!i supplied by the* Indian
Wools Bap'M Church choir oi
Vi uiaot. N.
Tilt* inslalla! ion sermon will bo
pri ached by th, ; R v W. A. Stab
linffs of Edonti. n. D»‘,icons of the
huuh include I H. i.iverman.
Piirue Griffin. Ltwis Carter, I<.
T Bond and others.
Al! churches in the area are
invited to att< nd the services.
i;t PATH NTs AT
(toon SHEPHERD
Me G-bis 'vlid«vtte. 614 Burn St.
Willi.art Be.yd -H)a Sutton Alley
,Vh. . Ant-it* KmvJp. Bayborn, N. C.
Sat rip. on Hat rev. Stonewall
air Ea fboal UCi Beaufort
Street
Mrs Edith If;.-! sc Maysvdie
Mi !a -'.oil lit imape 1210 Ale
cdl.'il. Street
Mi- Chuivf- Audrey.':-;, Duvn
Mi- .vlaifi a Sanders. G ran’staoro
Alli- 1 , Dudley. Barn Street
-Ur A!!••)„• ri mi’. Murray Stre-1
Mr AtMHia Gains, Gruntsbnro
.Mr: I.iila Canady. Trenton
NEED MONKV?
WE Spy OR I,OAN >I()NEV ON
HOST ANYTHING OF VALUE
NEAV BERN
I.OAV AND JEWELERS
"to Ml DO EE ST.
WE BUY OLD GOLD,
DIAMONDS, SILVER, ETC.
frog pond
st K.VH E STATION
Washing. To!; bins;. Creasing
Cur. Burn A Queen St. Dial 2351
Beer Smokes Candy
Albert Whitfield, Sunny Bryant
Visit The . . ,
BARBECUE inn
laccaied ai 5 Point*
Get Soma of Nellie's Good
Cooking
Hours; 5 a m. to 10 p, m.
lor 1 itt I Eat Are Clc&neV,
Read} For The Ran - Sm lb# ,
Bakers Sea Food j
.vst> rtumt t c
04 Q-ren St Dial 3618