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Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
States Cooperate
With Forest Plan

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17-tUP)-
two states have tl\
cooperative arrangements with the
agriculture departments forest SER
vice for development Of a forest
products marketing service for
farmers.
y The program is designed to meet
'ubc heavy demands for lumber and
other forest products required in
tho war program, and to avoid dc
structiye cutting of trees.
The agriculture department ex-
poets at least 33 states evcntus ~
10 participate in the program
The public roads administration
has allotedS2, ,694963 for 33 timber
access roads totaling 558 miles and
g. access mine roads totaling 652
miles. The allotmcnts by states
include Arizona, S66300; California,
S66l ,345; Nevada, SOL $50
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
Govt Men Visit,
Investigate Here

Gathering volumincus data re-
garding military camps surround
ings and recreation outlets for the
armed forces, Wayne A. Neal of the
office of defense health and vel
fare service of the Federal Secur-
ity Agency visited Ell Centro Tues
day accompanied by his assistant,
G. L. Hanson and the Arizona rep
resentative, E. d. Bachelor.
The trio were completing sur
vey CT all recreational, housing
food, restaurant and hotel situation
in all towns in Imperial and Yuma
counties Tor Tile use oI service Of
ficers as they come into the two
counties bringing troops.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17

But it was learned that Fred
SearlS. who headed the facilities
bureau, has resigned and will re-
turn to the war shipping admin
i5tration.
Summarily dismissed by WPB
Chairman Donald M. Nelson to
bring harmony" to WPB. Eber-
stadt, former New York banker.
defended his policies during the
five months in which he controlled
ALLEGATION of scarce materials to
war manufacturers.
"My record of service with the
WPB is an open book and speaks
for ITSELF" he said as he disclosed
he has applied for active duty in
the field artillery. He was cap
tain in that branch during World
War 7.
Sponsors of legislation for an
Independent office of war mobili-
zP ton praised Nelson's move. But
they urged President Roosevelt to
go further and set up a civilian
controlled war mobilization office
aS proposed by Sen. Harley M. Kill
sore, D., w. Va.
Some factors which influenced
Nelson's decision to transfer Ebcr-
Stadt's duties to WPB Vice Chair
man Charles E. Wilson, former
head of General Electric Co, re-
main unclear. Nelson said that
there had been jurisdictional dif-
ferences between Eberstadt and
Wilson, who is the top production
executive, and that those questions
If permitted to continue, could
only hamper the war effort"
Persons familiar with the troub-
les which have beset WPB. feel
tnat the issue goes deeper. They
regard Eperstadt as the latest cas-
ualty in the struggle between
WPB and the armed services for
control of war production.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
Postal Official
Draws Sentence

Henry A. Gonzales, 46, former
assistant postmaster at Calexico
and a we'll known resident of the
border city, Wednesday was sen-
fenced to serve 80 months in fed
cral prison for misappropriating
5000 in postal funds.
He was sentenced in federal court
in San Diego.
The former postmaster recently
was indicted on a charge of embaz-
zling and pleaded guilty to the
charge in federal court. He admit
ted he had been taking money to
which he had access in his duties
as assistant postmaster.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901. Pub
liShcd every afternoon except Sat
urday and Sunday Saturday after
noon issue now succeeded by the
Sunday PostPrcSS, established 1896,
by the Imperial Valley Publishing
company 625 State Street. FL Ccntro,
California.
Paul jenkins. publisher: A. c. john
Ston. vicc-prcsidcnt and general man
agcr; Catherine NJ. Jenkins. secretary.
WcSt-lioliday Co. Inc, National Ad-
verlSinG Representatives.
Member California Newspaper Publish
crS Association.
Entered at Fl Ccntro, Calf. post
office as second class matter.
Subscription rates in California, SC
per copy.
In connection with the Post Press
Sundays. per rnonls 73c paid in al.
vance. 3 months - 10: s months
$500; one year $50 outside Cali
folnia 81 per month.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
Hearst Company
Draws Clio Suit

NEW YORK, Feb. II. (UP)-The
National Maritime Union CIO)
National Maritime Union (CIO) fill
cd a libel suit today against Hearst
Consolidated Publications, Inc, and
the Associated Press on charges
that they had published dispatches
asserting that union members had
refused to unload a merchant ship
lying off Guadalcanal because OF
alleged union rules against Sunday
work, thereby forcing sick Marines
to unload their own supplies.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
Cal Officials See
Demonstration

DR.. Walter p. Kelley, head of the
soil salinity research department
at the University of California,
Berkeley, and DR.. L. d. Bachelor,
Nhead of the agriculture experiment
at Riverside were at Melo-
land experiment station Wednesday
afternoon to view 9 demonstration
being made by Director L. G.. Goard
Acf the local station.
During Tuesday and Wednesday
rr. Kelley and DR.. Bachelor in
spected long term salinity tests
Which are being conducted in var
ious parts of Imperial Valley and
upon soils of different textures.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
Browns Fight Against
Higher Wages S Is Opposed

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17-UP)-
Price Administrator Prentiss M.
Browns promise of no surrender"
to demands for higher wage rates
and higher farm prices today COL
ilced with a congressional farm
bioc charge that the recent 49,
hour work week order would in
crease living costs far more than
the demands for higher farm
prices.
Rep. Stephen Pace, D.. Ga. q
spokesman for the house farm
bloc and author of a bill that
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
RR Commission to
Launch Inquiry

SAN FRANCE SEQ. Feb. 17--oUP)
Tho California Railroad COM
mission will launch an immediate
Investigation of schedule delays on
al5 trains Of The Southern Pacific
lines.
The survey vas prompted by
Senator's George M. Big2ar chair
man OF the state senate labor COM
mission, and Bradford Crittenden.
The company has declared that
the delays were due TO inability to
obtain brakemen in compliance
with the full crew" law.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17

would include all farm labor costs
in the computation of parity prices
for farm products, said in an in
tervieW:
AFFECTS WAGES
"The Presidents order affects
wages paid for processing foods
and that's a far greater part OF
the grocery bill than the share the
farmer gets
He referred to the longer work
week order under which those COW
cred by the wage-hours act re-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17

Behind the screen: The tired
young man faced the famous
specialist. I've come to you he
said. because I'm ell tied up in
knots. My nerves are raw. l
can't relax. I'm afraid I'm en-
the verge OF nervous breakdown v
The doctor heard the young mans
story patiently and then said: my
recommendation young man, may
sound facetious, but I'm very SER
ious. Medicine wont help you.
Nothing in the world will help
but complete relaxation I'm ad-
Vising you to go to the circus. l
saw it myself last night. There's
clown there by the name of
Rinaldi who will make you laugh
like you've never laughed before. "
I know" said the young man
graVely I'm Rinaldi."
Hollywood is full of "Rinaldis"
these days. the worlds most CLAM
orouS actresses. With most of the
world bleeding, they still act and
laugh and sing. But underneath
their Gagliacci laughter lie anX-
ious neavy hearts. You know
their names, wives of men gone
70 war. The like you, are anX-
iously scanning the headlines.
They, like you, wait and hope and
pray and live for those letters
from their men in uniform.
The boys III This Is The Amy
have played from coast to coast
to the most celebrated audiences
any show ever had. but their big
thrill of anticipation was coming
to Hollywood TO appear in the film
version. And they've been pre-
pairing for it. One fellow had an
operation to 5traighten out cauli-
flower ear.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
'Ousted WPB Man
TO Join Armv

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17-CUP)-
ferdinand Eberstadt regards his
custer from the vice chairmanship
OF the war production board as
closed issue. He prepared today to
Join the army.
He has asked that employees as
sOcieted with him at WPB remain
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
THE WRONG SIDE

NEW YORK, Feb. IT, (UP)-NoW
that Joseph Cornazzo, 81, a boot
black, has two sons in the American
army, he has revealed that the
third and eldest son, Mario. is in
the Italian army L told them both
that when they get TO Italy, they
should find Mario and let him have
it proper" CornaZzo said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
JNIURIES FATAL

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 17-tUpl--
Joseph Powers. &c, Los Angeles.
died early today in Georgia hos
pital of injuries received last night
when he was knocked down by an
automobile said to have been driv-
en- by Alexander Armeta, 25, Pom
ona. police revealed today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
GREATEST WAR WORK

I'VE are engaged in the great
est war of all time Pace said,
and the President has made food
weapon of conquest. Does it not
seem strange that we pay man
from $40 to 500 per day to make a
gun, on the one hand-and then
on the other refuse TO pay farm
er the bare costs of raising an
equally important bushel Of
wheat?"
Brown, in a radio address last
night, appealed to the nation not
to add countless billions to the
total cost of war b. shattering the
present relatively stable ecoc y y
for the sake Of a "fanciful and
temporary gain
He admitted that economic JUS
tice between various groups has
not been achieved, but asserted that
the United States is much closer
to it than any other nation on
earth.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17

ceive overtime at the rate of time
and one-half for all hours over 40
each week Economic Sterilization
Director James F.. Byrnes claims
that overtime payments are not
inflationary.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
yofNsoN ofSx!Ha i'm Hollywood

ory of Lou Gehrig and let's hope
you do it in Tokyo
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17

MONEY FOR SAILORS
When the Liberty ship Lou
Gehrig Slid down the ways OF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-17
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
\ Without CalomeI-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Morning Karin to Go

Bed m inc NIOfHIHB NarH 70 0V
The liver should pour out about pints OF
bile juico into your bowels every day. III TINS
bilo II NOT flowing freely. your food may not
\ digest. II may just decay in the bowels. Then
rss bloats up your stomach. You get cor,
stipsteJ. You feel sour, sunk and the world
looks punk. ,...-
IL takes those good, old Carter's Little
r;ver pills TO get these 2 pints of bile flow.
ING freely to make you fee, up and up
Get a package today. Take as directed.
Effective in making bile flow freely, ASK
Tor Carter's Little Liver Pills. l0t and 2ot'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-19

Wsit Der langen Hfeife i'm Munoe,
bon Der er d mir fir Die Nadt trenn-
te, nirtidaftete er ben sanaen Eas
in ben Hdumen, tpelde ieine felt Sab
rem aufgeIpeiderten Sddse entbiel.
ten. 0ie alte Mago, nelde iein Saus.
ipeien beiorgte, iab i'm nur >oann,
tpenn er lt6 in Dem fleinen, iebr einr
feb ausgeitatteten @obn5immer ein
fonp, Inn feline Mablaeit baltig einr
5ltnebmen.
geeben oieiem 8obn5immer lag
elm fleines 9abinett, bas nidts pei.
ted entbielt, aIs einen almooil6en,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-19
9ternDs

Ser Siinnes NOR beim Ir5t, neil
er oouerno &opfidmer5en bate. Der
ar5t betoitete ieinen Sdaoel unb
iprad:
SD finoe aaeroings auf Sbrem
&opf cine 9lnldtpeuung sic auf Ser
boittat i6lieben lobt."
uSSa, aber Serr 0oftor', ertpiberte
Der Siinnes, uoas auf'm &oppe is n
3ei6en fir Sic Nerpolitdt bon meiner
5rau."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-19
Seilnabnte.

Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Seilnabme.
gr brafte fortan Dem 8el6bmten
interehante 9iider uno oem MGoden
Sieoer uno foltli6 buftenbe 8lumen;
er iorgte au6 fir lobnenoe lrbeit, 10
melt er es permofte, uno man6en
Mben6 LAB er BEL ibnen in ibren trou.
ltben Stiib6en, Inn nit ibnen 81,
plouOern. 8alo bate er Oiele Sc.
idtpiiter in iein Ser3 eineel6loHelL
uno pas er tim fonnte, Inn ibr Sos
81 erleidtern, oob tat er geipiB.
Scr slbeno o1nmerte l6on, ais
@raf &raniti i'm beiud)te. syarnom
itano auf Ser Seiter uno oronete sic
oberen Geiben ieincr umiangrei6en
9bliotbef.
uMonlit fam i6 oiencn?" fruate
ser gntiQuor inocm er bon lei11em
boben Stunopunfte aus nur einen
flii6tigen 9lid ol1f ben gintretenoen
mari
uSb l,he ein @cl6ihtsperf iiber
Golen lno icine IoelS Sfomilien'', er,
pioerte ser @raf.
Gin alteS gSerf, pocr -
uSamobl, Elm oltes, 5uperlGiliges
@erf."
uSd babe oas @erf bon 2engnib
uno oie midtielten S6riften 2eletpels
- id) goube, Sic meroen oIes barin
finoen, mas Sic tpiini6er.'
uSauptia6id) Sic @ei6id)te oes
IOels", iagte ser @rof, mGbreno 6or-
nom langlum berunterfon ,,ein al.
tcs 8appenbr6 ipiiroe mir iebr ct.
tpiinibt iein.'
Ser gntiquar ltono ibm iett geeen-
iiber. Starr rubte iein 8lid ouf Dem
authorization @e1i6t. gr robm ben
&neifer bon Ser 9tole, rieb boltig sic
Slider ab l1no blidte Sen 8olen aber=
mails einige SefunOen lang an.
uWfit pem babe i6 Die gbre?'
fragte er.
u8raf &raiinifi.''
rIb, Damn fann's ia ni6t - if
bite Sic tauienomal Inn gntiduloi-
qung - cine ipirfli6 tduife1oe s[ebn
liffeit - olte @appenbii6er Min
i6en Sic? Oomit fann ib oienen.
nenn's MIR sic no, pel6e Sic iu,
hen."
Ser @raf ibiittelte Sen aopf. 0ie-
Ies ratielbufte genebnlen n1ubte i'm
ia befremoen.
5arnoip ifleppte cine Menge alter
9u6er berbei. gs mar erltounlid, Die
Si6erbeit 5u beobadten, NIT Der ec
ieoes ein5elne 8ert obne Ianges 8e=
iinnen uno 3ogern aus oen &eiben
heraus griff.
Simmer oi6ter biilIte er babel fen,
fables Saupt in &au6tpolfen Elm,
uno als er mum alles berbeigebolt bat
te, mas er borlegen tpollte, beftete er
pieoer BEN 8lid l,nperpan6t auf oen
@rafen, pel6er Sic ein5elnen @erfe
flii6tig priifte.
(5ortietune folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-19

bequenen Hubeieliel unD 5mei Selge-
mGloe in rei6 pergoloeten Gabnlen.
Oos cine bieier @enGloe ltellte Ell
ne iunge 6rau Dor, Elm id6ones, Bit.
benoes geib in bo6it eleganter Sol
lette; oas anoere por oaS Gortrat
elnes fiinf> ooer ie6sidbrigen &na=
BEN, oeilen friides, beiteres @eli6t
bie ldonen 3iige ser iungen Sroll
5eigte.
SSsn oieiem &abinett perbra6te Ser
olte Monn ieoen Otittog no6 Siid)
cine Stl1noe, uno feline ltago mollte
oft bemerft baben, buB ieine Iugell
gerotet maren, nenn er es pieoer Der
lieb.
gr iagte es ieben, Ser es 81 mil
len tpiinidte, oaB bieie 9iloer oie Yor-
trdts ieiner Srau uno ieines &inoes
ieien, aber peiter ipra6 er nibt iiber
oie beioen.
8enige frogten i'm auh oarna6
ielten fam auber ibm uno leiner al
ten 8rigitte cine anOere Eerlon III
oas Gabinett. gr perfebrte mi tben
Wteni6en ni6t, uno oieienigen, Deldt
i'm beiu6ten, Inn @eid)dfte 81 mohen,
fiimmerten li6 nidt Inn feline perlon=
li6en 9ln9elegenbeiten.
60 nar es iabrelang getpelen, bis
Ser labme &opiit nit ieiner biibldelr
S6tpelter in oas Saus eir5og.
0ie 8eioen pobnten oben unter
bem Oahe; aber menn SeOpie @art=
ner lire einfaben, beiteren 2ieoer
long idallte ibre beae, melooii6c
Stimme bur6 oas gan5e Saus, l1nO
oa5lpiiden ourd borte man bas 3tpit=
ibern uno Sbmettern hires &ana-
rienbogels.
SSn Sen erlten Sagen bate Sarnolu
ii6 BEL ser alten 8rigitte iiber oen
ungepobnten 2drm beidmert, ober ais
oaraufbin oas Singen unterblieb rno
ste friibere Stiae pieoer eintrat, NOR
es Dem alten Wann, als Oh linn ct
mas feble: er eing ielber binouf, llnt
ii6 na6 Dem @runbe 0ieies Sbnei>
gems 81 erfrnoigen.
Der bilfloie Meni6, Der 10 rubig
uno gebuloig fem 2eioen ertrug uno
babel unperoroiien arbeitete, obne lid)
nur nit elmer Silbe iiber iein Sos 5lt
beflaeen, un6 sos biibi6e, jl,nge Mao-
den, bas iib fir oen 8ruoer altfe
opferte unb trotoem Mut 1no Srob=
linn beipabrte, tpedten in Der Seeie
oes gntiquars @efuble Ser ber5li6itcn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-19

AtDA stAt ~ t~t>~~$. Z :. + y
.9as tpobl ibmerlid, Serr @raf'.
ernioerte Ser &ornmeraienrat, ,,oer
gerluIt bes geloes fann man Der,
ldmer5en. nibt aber -
Gin Menib, oer uniere 8iite uni
nnIer Gertrauen 10 idonoe miBbraudt
bat, fam ouf unIere Eeilnabme tel
men slnlprub mebr MAIDEN. 8an,
oarf i1 mild beute abenO i'm &aitnt
einfinoen?''
,,8enn sic midi Inn abt ubr biel
obbolen ipollen, 10 fabren mir 5uiant
men BIN"
SD banfe Sbnen nodmals; alil
ouf @ieberiebenp'
@raf &raiinifi ities in ieinen @a
gen unb befabl Dem &uti6er, ib1
beirn5ufabren.
Midael empfins leinen Serrn mi
elmer oeboten Gerbeugl1ng. Ser @ra
lieB Sen @agen parten uno l6rit
roi6 ins Saus.
ugtun?" frogte er, ols er, bon oel
1iener begleitet, I'M Salon angelan9
mar. uSait ou Die 9iiber gefunoen?'
,geim Mntiquar Sarnon in Sc
2uopigsItraBe', ertpioerte Wti6ael
beiien bab1i6es @eiidt feinen 3u'
bon llnteripiirfigfeit mebr 5ei9te. uSl
SEN 8ubbanolungen iinb lie nitbt Dor
rdtig.'
,l1no tpeiter2' g.
,,@eiter ni9ts, Serr @raf. $50
i6 Sbnen i6on eeltern iiber oie be
treffenoe Eerion geiagt babe, Il
our6aus ri6tig. Sd fonnte beut
Morgen MIDI nit Der Sabe nibt be
iddftigen, oa Die 3eit 5u fl1r5 lpo
uno Die notige Gorltdt itrens beobad)
tet tperben muB."
Graf aroitnlfi 5oe Die 8raue1
1ei6t 5uiammen, uno Elm Sbatten be
l1ntpiuens unp0lfte ieine Stirn.
,,Sebr lange oiirfen mir nid]t 81
gern," iaste er, ,oie 3eit orang1
8eoenf', mas mir bier Dolen, I'M
ipie balo mir es errei6en n1iilien. 9e
Giener oes &ommer5ienrates i6ein
ni6t bas Bulper erfunoen gu babeu
es miro oir nidt i6mer fallen, sic
NIT ibnt 81 befreunoen. Wir lieg
boran, iiber oie @ei6dftsperbinoun
gen oes 8anfbouies genaues 81 er
| fabren; oie 8riefe perOen mabribei1l
li6 abenos 5ur Golt geben.'
,,@ut', ertpioerte Wfidael fur5.
SD per0e beute slbeno lpat nac
Sauie fommen, oa ib nit oem Som
mer5ienrat ins &altno gebe; mart
jeoenfalls ouf neine 9erfunft. slli
Intiquar Sarnom in Ser 2ublpigS
ltrabe?"
\ uSolpobl, Sic 2uopigsItraBe Iieq
in Der Ndbe oes fonigli6en Sofes.
| SD meroe nad Ser Sofel bingt
ben. Ius 2onoon lit nob nibts ange
| fonmen
v8is iett nod ni6t."
! Ser @raf nidte uno i6ritt pieoe
binaus. Ser <ider erbielt 8efeb
i'm na6 oem Sotel gum f0nielide
| Sof 5u fabren.
X X X
| Der slntiquar @aloemar Sarnot
| ltano bel auen, nit oene1t er berfebrte
LIN Dem &ufe eines Sonoerlings. 6
lebte MIR fir feline alten 8iiber INT
0eiin5ia1nmlungen. Wit SEN Weni6ej
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3
@raf &raiinifi berneiste iid ban.
fenb.
]! gr babe nidt getpast; idon tn Der
; eriten Stnnbe Inn bieie gbre 5it Bit
ten, ertpiberte er; INN 10 banfbarer
miiie er sic 2iebenstpiiroigfeit aner-
fennen nit Der er IN oieiem ibn
iremoen Sauie al1fgenontmen tperoe.
Ser &ommer5ienrat 5og nun Die
@lode ,,no gab bem Diener bie noti-
gen 8efeble. 8alo barauf fiibrte CT
ben @ait in ben Samilienialon, in MEL
dent oie Danen ben @rafen ertpar>
teten. au9 bier entfaltete oerielbe iei'
ne gan5e 2iebensmiiroigfeit, uno bic
CUNT Der Sausfral1 batte er raidb
getponnen.
Oie &omner5ienratin, elmer altaoe>
ligen, aber i'm 2aufe Der 3eit bers
arn1ten 5amilie entiprolien lpar eine
geborene ,,pon @uben''. @raf &ra-
iinifi erfubr oos i6on in ser erlten
gierteli litunoe. @s fonoen lt6 ba biele
9lnfniipfungspunfte, bie Ser Inter
baltung rei6en Stoff lieferten.
Aoelaioe mar iebr l6peigiam. sic
beoba6tete SEN @alt. SIR 8lid rubte
oft bertoblen ouf ibnl tpenn er nit
ibren @ltern plouoerte, uno ridtete
e. cine Sraee an tie, 10 anttportete tic
fur5 unb einlilbig.
gr lpro6 audi iiber &unlt uno 81
teratur. Seine l1rteile tparen ldarl
unb geiltreid), bod) glalbte goelaioe
IN ibnen cine beitinmte Ibltd]t 81 emit
oeden, oie Mbli6t, 5u glGn5en uno
oas Sntereiie ieiner ltmgebrng 81
feiieln Slber 5ugeben n1ubte lie, oaB
er ein intereilanter Mann iei, eiu
g8eltmann, ser ielbit in einem &C.
tpGblten &reiie als electromagnetic gr-
ideinung Iid aus5ei6nete. gr ridtete
nun offers bas @ort an ite; er per-
ftanb es meilterbaft, tie 5ur @eube
rung ibrer slni6auungen 5u betpegen
ltno ielbIt auf fletne S6er5e ein5uge'
ten, nit benen er Die l1nterbaltung
belebte uno tpiir5te.
slls er na6 elmer Stunoe Ibi6ieS
nabn1, tparen bie Oamen e11t5iidt iiber
oleie neue 8efannti6aft. @r mubte
Der &1tin oos 8eripre6en geben, H.
nen otter .bie gbre bes 8elu6s 5u
i9enfen, uno in i6er5enoem Sone
ouberte iie oabei, tie uerOe i'm ge-
lege11tli6 I'M grlaubnis bitten, oas
unbeimlide Saus beit6tigen 81 oiirs
fen.
Ser &on1mer5ienrat gab linn oas
@eleite, @raf &raitnifi lieB bel Bic
Ter @elesenbeit eine leiie snipielung
ouf sic Sbpeieiamfeit Moelaioens
fcllen.
,,Bir baben Dor einigen 8o6elt
cine redt tribe grfabrung genadt'
erpiberte Steinfelo, ,,ein iunger
Mann, mein eriter aailierer, Dem mir
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Die weltberuehrnte
st. Benedict Wundsulbe

ErprObteS Heilmittel gegen ale Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren,
GewaechSen, BiSswunden, Karbunkeln uSw.
Schicken. - Keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel j. L. STAAB, 172OS valleyview
Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio -
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-20
By REYNOLDS PACKARD

By REYNOLDS PACKARD
Representing the Combined Am
erican Press
With The Fifth Army In Italy,
Sept. 10. - Part of the German
forces in tn eSalerno area were
believed Withdrawing toward the
north as the Fifth Army generally
speeded up its advances today all
along its front.
Following the taking of one town
by the British yesterday, the Ger
man supply difficulties should in
crease and they must pull out from
southwest of Salerno or live on
the country.
In an effort to break contact
with the Fifth army the Germans
pulled out of some sectors of the
Salerno front so fast that for the
first time since the Allied land
ings here they left quantities OF
dead unburied on the battlefields.
American burial patrols, supervis-
ed by chaplain and composed Of
service troops penetrated into no
man STAND this morning to give
the German dead a Christian bur-
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-20
BORDER BELTS
WIND UP YEAR
North Carolina Season To.
bacco Sales Now
$39 Average

FLORENCE, Sept. 19.-(R-Bor-
der Belt tobacco sales last week
were 11,59O,884 pounds at an av-
erage price of S36.01, the War
Food administration announced to-
day. This wound up the season on
most of the Border Belt markets,
but few of the larger ones will
operate two weeks longer.
Sales for the season are l54, 6O4,-
OBJ pounds at 1882. South Carroll
ma season sales are 74,876, 1874 at
S38.64; North Carolina, 1921 1857
at 500.
Prices last week for most grades
were somewhat stronger, especial
ly for the better qualities. The
only grades showing losses from
the previous week were low and
common qualities, which were
from 50 to SIS lower.
The VIA said the higher PRICES
for better grades resulted in an
increase of 40 cents in the general
average over the previous week.
despite the marketing of larger
PROPORTION of lower quality grades.
Offerings consisted mainly OF
leaf and smoking leaf; however,
cutters and Tugs continued to be
sold in good volume, the WA
said.