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jfEMBEK 31948 sion, Growth Mark THE WAYNf.SVILLE MOUNTAINEER r AGS 'i tiivij TRADITION WRKI1 I) ON I, , ,- c'llis ' . i, been ; SAN DIKCO, Calif Ul'i Mul- 1 1,1 ' ... I i. : CK...I, 1. I VIII ' .. ... ail ui-nt - glVHt - !"; I 111 IU'llll'W llf p l,il . .1 the I Commodore Stephen Decatur hero of the war ugauist Hit- itai'txirs States in 1804. was a guest at Camp Decatur, reserve headquar ters at Ihe naval training enter her?. Vount? Decatur was one of 2.UO0 naval R O C T. midshipmen I"' '"' "In j brought here for amphibious war- i1' "" . , , n-s ! fare training 1'- i i 'ii i it - ,uiu v Jlt.seiited I ill.- na" ,ll Ul kt..' (in r Hal I Bi" all I" l'''USS '..iii-t move- liU". "ln i ,. uown re- ', . iu.' been ; jm. I.iml aul T!.,. Southern , .,. seminaries j ",! ami o'ner 1 ,,'iiielit ol ! ...si I, ,iiiu' auu MeH'-Hl. ! .nation, the j .i , i ., ssticia- I limit lHS-i. 1 ,.. ,il the j in ,lSU'IU't tin- fni'in- i Tin- C'r:l- j .ani'i-tt in ! i-i ihurch j in 1820, .,.1 i-liuri'li J ,1 Baptist j Old Man River Outdone Iy Swimming Corporal ST l.Ol'JS iC.P. i Cpl. Francis Kane, 23, ruined a pair of pants, aln ost drowned and delayed the excursion steamer Admiral for 30 minutes, but he won $5. Kane bet companions on the boat he could swim from midstream to shore lie stripped except for his troupers, and jumped into the Mississippi. Seven blocks downstream and :KtO ards later, he wearily swam into the arms of waiting police, who escorted the Tenafly, N. J. soldier hack to his station at the Army medical depot here. Dewey Eyed Tom-Toms Thump Their Drums HASTINGS, Neb i U.P. 1 A half dozen bobby-soxers hf organ wed a Dewey-for-President club called the "Pewey Eyed Tom Toms." The girls, all in their teens, say their chief goal is to "convert" in dividual Democrats to the Repub lican presidential candidate. Current activities include calls on Democrats who the girls believe night tit. "converted," preparation of posters, and distribution of handbills. Organizers and charter members ' of the Totn-Tomi are Carolyn Jos- Salesman As Sleuth Traps Car Thieves FREEPORT, Til. ll'.P.i-A trav eling salesman added a new story to his repertory when he decided to sleep overnight in his car here. Two youths tried the door of his locked car, then moved on to their own and drove off. The salesman decided to follow They objected a,id took their complaint to the police station, tossing thing" out of the window en route. Their pursuer followed them right ln. ties, Barbara Jones, Shirley Wie- derspan. Loweta Carolee Kissinger Beverly Howland, all of Hastings and Joan Clements, Lincoln. Two Families Join Forces For Marriage Record M1NNEOTA. Minn 1.1' Si. Edward's Catholic parish nas set a matrimonial record. Five children of Mi and Mrs Will Gossen have married five j children o! Mr and Mrs Nick Jans sen during the p.it live veais And i there's still nine to make the record better. " Mr. and Mrs Cossen. tanners live miles notheast of here, have $14 children Mr and Mrs. .lanssen, who retired from their tarm here and mined to town four years ago, have 12 children Atoin-Bombed Hiroshima Appeals To Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH ilIP.i- The in dustrial city of Hiroshima has ap pealed to this city in the industrial heart of America for help in re building its atom-bomhett ruins. Mayor Shinzu Hauiai hopes ti. further plans to reclaim his shat tered city with advice and guid ance from Pittsburgh and the rest of the world In a letter to Mayor David Lau rence on the third anniversarv of the bombing. Mayor Hamai said: ' We who have actually experienc ed the catastrophe fulh appreciate the significance of war and its consequences." WCTU To Put Stress j On Local Option CHICAGO sU.P. Mrs. D. Leigh Colfin, president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, says the organization will place its main emphasis on community option elections at its forthcoming 74th annual convention. Approximately 2 000 delegates and visitors are expected to attend the conclave at Portland, Ore., Sept 22-2ti, she said. The delegates will be welcomed by Mrs. Fred J. Tooyo. Portland, president of tne Oregon WCTU, and Mrs. Dorothy McCullnugh Lee, iua or-elect of Portland. , ii of the ::,,!! 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