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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
cEMU Nj MED MANI
VEG ZANIMANJA "a
V~SESLOVANSKI
KONGRES?

Dearborn, Mich. - Dne 23.-
"A. sept. Sc DO vrsil Pittsbur-
ghu, Pa, drugi vseslovanski
kongres. zalostno je, da mu mi
Slovenci polagamo tako malo
vaznosti.
Slicna zborovanja v Londo-
nu in Moskvi so odmev potrebe
pc zdruzenju vseh slovanskih
narodov. Mi Slovenci = mai
manjsi v slovanski druzini mo-
ramo Sc posebej pokazati slogo
z drugimi Slovani, ako nocemo
biti zoga sovraznikov naSega
naroda. \
Mnogi imajo veliko govoriti
proti VSK, dasi Sc MISC nikdar
udelezili kakega njegovega zbo-
rovanja. Tudi ne vedo in Sc ne
brigajo, kaj Sc godi v MENU in
okrog Min.
Nasim v domovini svoboda nj
Sc obljubljena. Odresenje il.
pod tujega jarma jim nj Sc "a
jamcena. Predno Sc ga otmo, be
treba Sc veliko della in pomoci
cd ostalih, boil srecnih, katerim
je vse obljubljeno.
Italijanska rasa Sc vedno pre-
Ii ma vsak mas korak in gleda
kako bi il ostalo Primorje S Tr-
stom in Gorico v pesti. Tudi GER
kew ina ma svoji strani. Slednja
nam nj bila Sc nikoli prijazna-
ne V casu Avstrije in ne pozne-
/ je. Ma GoriSkem so dovoli oku-
sill pesti skofa Margottija in
drugih enakih.
Torej rojaki, kjerkoli ie VAN
m~ogoceposlati delegate ma VSK
v Pittsburgh, skusajte to, ker
DO udelezba vsem v korist. Pc
sebno Slovenci upamo ma uspeh
cd tega. V zdruzenju je moo. =
Mary Knee.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
PINK PRIJATELJEV
PROLETARCA PRI KEGLU

Chicago, I'll. - V nedelio II.
septembra, pa maj DO re jesen,
ali pa Sc ~vrocina, Sc zberemo ma
Keglovem vrtu V Willow
Springsu, da ST obnovimo stara
poznanstva, Sc zabavamo v pro-
sti naravi in &c DO kaj casa, da
Sc pomenimo tudi kaj DO Sc vse
mogoce storiti, ko DO konec
vojne.
Vstopnine nj. Vsakdo je 60
brodose1.
Tiste, XII imajo avte, kar ie
vazno, in Sc boil vazno pa, &c
imajo tudi zadosti gasolina, va
bimo, da mai vzamejo S sabo ma
Keglov vrt svoje nance in pri-
jatelje. In kajpada, da Jill tudi
odpeljejo, kadar DO konec Ia
bave.
Oni, XII Sc bodo vozili z bust,
pa maj vzamejo Bluebird bus.
XII vozi v Joliet via Route A A.
IL Chicago gre ia bus vsako uro
5 postaje ma 20 E. Randolph st.
in ustavi ma Ogden in Ashland
Ave. IL minut pc vsaki uri, ma
Ogden in Western Is minut po-
zneje, ma Ogden in Kedzie 20
minut pc uri, ma %. cesti in
Crawford "A minut, ma Cicero
in Cermak % minut in ma Ar
cher Ave. 35 minut pc uri. Use,
kar potrebujete torej je, da ste
toliko minut pc uri ma eni ONE
njenih postal. Boise je seveda.
da pridete par minut pref, da
busa ne zamudite. Voznina je
nizka in "a povrnitev v Chicago
pa bodite oh Keglovem vrtu As
minut pc vsaki uri. Il Jolieta
gredo OBJ uri, do Willow Spring
sd iih vzame AS minut.
Torej ma svidenje v nedeljo
II. septembra. To DO druzba
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
Spanish begunci
p~ozabljeni

Pc svetu je mnogo beguncev
IL Spanije, XII so pc zmagi fash
stow utekli izpod Francovih Wis
lie. I'll ljudje so bill YES cas- We
Tiki revezi, ker so "demokrati-
enc" Wade hitele priznati fash
sticnega krvnika, "a njegove zr-
TIVE pa Sc MISC hotele brigati.
Nedavno so v Mehiki skleni-
Ii, da maj mehiski zastopnik ma
kongresu "a zascito beguncev.
XII DO v Londonu, zaveznikom
predlaga, da maj uvrste begun
ce IL fasisticne spanije v isto
kategorijo, kakor begunce IL
drugih faSisticnih in cd fasistov
okupiranih dezel. Tenn dajejo
pomoc in varstvo zavezniSke
dezele. Tajnik mehiskega po-
slaniStva Londonu, Crespo de
la Serna, oh enem predlaga, da
maj Sc da zastopstvo v odboru
"a zascito beguncev tudi Span
skim republikancem. Gas bi re
bill, ola bi zavezniki zaceli upo-
stevati tie prve zrtve fasisticne-
ga navala toliko kot upostevajo
begunce il drugih dezel. Kajti
begunci il Spanije SO Sc proti
fasizmu tudi borili, ne Same be-
zali pred MIN.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
NEKAJ DROBIZA

Chicago, Ill. - Pred tedni
sem v Proletarcevih komentar-
jih cital porocilo ''iz CORA in go
zdov" Jugoslavije (Mihajlovi-
cev tabor, kako je slovenski
klerikalni vodja Nina Krek Iii
dorju Cankarju odsvetoval, maj
nikar ne sprejme mesta v Suba-
Sicevi vladi.
Miha Krek : moi bratranec,
mu je baje dopovedoval, da lie
njegova, slovenska katoliska
stranka, kateri pc K%oroscevi
in Kulovcevi smrti on nacelju-
je, zastopa slovenski narod. Vsi
drugi SO lie usiljivci.
Tudi Izidor Cankar je kato-
lican, ceprav je duhovnisko slu-
zbo pustil in Sc posvetil diplo-
maciji. Ko je bill imenovan V
subaSicevo Waldo, je zivel V Ka-
nadi. Pref je bill jugoslovanski
poslanik v Argentina.
X
Ko sem to bral, in pa re pref
Snje Mihove govore, XII Jill je "a
vaialno Siril V vseh slovenskih
listih Ameriki, razen v Prole-
tarcu, kateri mt jih je zabelje-
val S komentarji, sem Sc svoje-
mu bratrancu namenil tole po-
vedati:
"Ves kaj Nina, meme je sram,
da sva 81 V sorodu. Tvoja sestra
mi je matt. Kajpada, nj me
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
KOM ENTAR.DH

SANS je zboroval priblizno
tako, kakor je bio pricakovati.
Bio je cd strani precej protiv-
nih poskusov, pa navskrizij, a
drugace Sc je zbor vrsil kot je
hotel narod.
Bolgarija Sc je odlocila "a
umik IL vojne. Ampak to je sto-
rila cisto potihoma Sele, ko je
spoznala, ola je tudi to vojno IL
gubila, kakor je prejSnjo. Ia
KRAFT Sc je oslonila ma kajzerja.
sedaj ma Hitlerja. Takrat Sc nj
mic naucila, in tudi v sedanji
vojni ne. A morda pa Sc bodo
boljSe orientirali njeni sedanji
ministri, kot pa SO Sc oni, XII Jill
je zapustil Ferdinand.
Ako v Sofiji hocejo, Sc lahko
odlocijo Ia zdruzenje z Jugosla-
WHO. LIE to edino DO tudi Bolga-
riji V reSitev.
AmeriSka dOmOvina z dine L.
julia je prot urednici Earle
objavila zelo oster clanek. Slo
Sc sicer nj "a cerkev, ampak "a
cerkveno politiko. Albina, XII Sc
ma tako strategic precej razu-
me, je izprevidela, da il DO ire
ba storiti nekaj pokore. Odloci-
la Sc je, da 10 izmoli. V omenje-
mem Debevcevem listu, v Pro-
sveti in morda Sc kje, je objavi-
la dopis, v katerem predlaga,
kako maj Sc Sansovo %zastopni-
stvo izpopolni. NaStela je pr
tenn precej takih, XII Sc prezali
pc Sansovem ~zivljenju. Ali nj
to cudno? In kar naenkrat mai
bi oni prevzeli ustanovo, XII SO
jo cd vsega zacetka pobijali!
Pc zivljenju Sansa Jill je We
like prezalo. 'Vsekakor precej-
Snja skupina onih, XII jih ured-
MICA Earle oglaSa "a vredne biti
V MENU. Posluzila Sc je svoj
namen navodila prvega Sanso-
vega tajnika, XII il je dejal: "V
dnevnike pisi.. -" Tega pravila
Sc je posebno drzal p. Ambrozic.
Pa nj nicesar dosegel.
UvOdnik A. d., brzkone ga
je napisal p. Ambrozic, pravi
med drugim: Emo leto in pol nj
znal Sans nicesar napraviti "a
formiranje ameriske %javnosti V
nam prijaznem smislu. Prisla
DO odlocitev o primorskem
vpraSanju. &c Primorsko izgu-
bimo, DO .Sansova nedelavnost
in nerazumevanje njegove CLAW
ne naloge eden izmed vzrokov
naSe nesrece." = Toda ako Pri-
morske ne dobimo, kaj pa je pa
ter Ambrozic V zadnjih par le-
tin, ko smo bill V vojni, on sto-
ril Mi v korist?
Iii duhovi, XII rujejo tudi
med nasimi ljudmi, pripovedu-
jejo re emo leto in Sc nekaj ne
secev dali: "Pocakajte! To bo-
ste strmelil" In &c Sc V take
zanjke ujame napredni clovek,
je v resnici slabo. Ne gre mu V
glavo, da ga nekdo vlece "a nos.
Konstantin FOtic ie Sc vedno
velika ~''velicina". On je zastop-
mix velesrbstva V Ameriki. Ne
kateri trdijo, da je zapravil v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
(Nadaljevanje S l. strani.)

\1NoNA0AJS ally L. 014As/
teta osvobojenja Jugoslavije,
pod mojim predsedstvom, O
verjetnosti in oblikah sodelova-
MIA, Dosegli smo soglasje V
mnogih vprasanjih, tekst po-
godbe je re o~bjavljen. Gill spo-
razuma je: povecati napore
ljudstva "a osvobojenje v tel
krvavi borbi prot okupatorju
in njegovim rabljem, mobilizi-
rati "a ia BOZ vse one, XII Sc Sc
vedno nahajajo izven, organizi-
rati najvecjo materialno podpo-
70 nasim borcem ma 'front.' in
ljudstvu V ozadju, onemogociti
izdajalce kakor je Draza Mihaj-
lovic, da bi skrivali svoje ida
jalstvo "a oblastjo \legitimne
Wade in koncno zvezati naso
borbo "a osvobojenje Sc boil k
zavezniSki 'front.' proti Hitler
ju in cimbolj podpreti zavezni-
ske napore "a ~unicenje najvec-
je sovraznika cloveStva.
"Vse narodne in demokratic-
ne pridobitve, katere je mas ma
rod dosegel "a casa triletne Dor
be proti okupatorju in njego-
vim krvnikom, SO zajamcene V
pogodbi. TIE pridobitve so nase-
mu narodu garancije, da ne DO
mic storjeno prot njegovi wolff.
"Pogodba S predsednikom Ju-
goslovanske Wade v Londonu
Ivanom Subasicem je rezultat
zmag nasega naroda mad okupa-
torjem in njegovimi rabbi. Ia
to pomeni tako vazen korak k
koncni likvidaciji gnjusne in
kriminalne zarote odkritih kot
spretno prikritih zarotnikov cd
Pavelica pa do Draze
Mihajlovica, XII SO sprejemali
orozje Cd okupatorjev S tenn, da
Sc borijo proti naSi Narodno os-
vobodilni vojski in nasemu ma
rodu. Nj dvoma, da DO ia pogod-
ba zelo vazen prispevek ocvr-
stitvi edinstva nash narodov v
njihovi tezki borbi proti okupa-
torjem in njihovim rabljem.
Ca one, XII so re izven in Sc
bojijo tie pogodbe je to zadnje
%povabilo, da sodelujejo v giba-
nju Narodnega osvobojenja in
store svojo dolznost do njihove
rnuceniSke ocetnjave. Ia spora-
yum je koncno in odlocno pova-
bio vsem zavednim Srbom, XII
okupatorju in XII Sc bo-
rio proti svojemu lastnemu ma
rodu pod Nedicem in Drazo Mi
halloween, ola pristopijo k Ma
rodno osvobodilni vojski Jugo-
slavic, vsem Hrvatom, poseb-
no Domobrancem in UstaSem,
Xxi SO Sc borili ma strani okupa-
proti svojemu lastnemu
narodu in proti zaveznikom ma
.sih lastnih narodov skoro tri
in ma ia nacin prizadeli
svoji hrvaski domovini veliko
sramoto. To Sc tudi odnasa ma
slovenske Domobrance, XII SO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
; KRITIGNA MNENJA, POROCILA IN RAZPRAVE !,

"old-timerjev" in pa mladih.
kolikor nam Jill Sc nj pobrala
vojna in Jill razposlala krizem
sveta.
Mladih DO ysekakor precej.
cato smo poskrbeli, da Sc bodo
zabavali OBJ dobri godbi. Igral
DO Gradiskov- Omerzov orke-
ster.-P. O.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06

gill 1ilotClC olAlPdh 1OOoLVd,
v kakrsnem je bila ona in sem
sedaj JAZZ. Sorodnikov pa 81 pac
nihce ne more izbrati pc svoji
wolff.
Pokojni DIR. Janez E. Krek,
ako bi bill Sc xiv, sem preprican,
da ne bi nikdar storil koraka
prot svobodi slovenskega naro-
da, pac pa Sc bi "a narod boril,
kot Sc je do svojega konca.
Dvomim, da DO kaka sloven-
ska matt rodila drugega Janeza
Evangelist Kreka predno DO
klerikalizem v Sloveniji obha-
jal njegov stoletni rojstni dan.
Kajti pokojni Janez je bill v bo-
ju z reakcijo v svoji lastni stran-
XII do konca svojih dni. Njegov
takozvani naslednik Nina Krek
je deloval in DELUXE pc potih
reakcije. Sedaj je minister ma
razpolozenju brez dezele in
brez zaslombe med liudstvom.
Ma obisku v Ljubljani sem
incl pred odhodom nazaj Sc
priblizno 4 ure casa. Hcerka
mole sestre je takrat zivela pri
Cilki Krekovi. Povabila me ie,
da maj grem z MO, ker bi me
Cilka zelo rada videla. Dobro,
odlocil sem Sc "a obisk in pova-
bill S sabo svojega p~rijatelja, So
soda IL Chicago, Ignaca Hahn
riharja.
Il Ljubljane do Krekovega
donna v predmestje Sc je meni
zdela dolga pot. Kraj je prija-
zen in krasen vrt okrog vile. A
zdelo Sc mi je, da je bill pred
lett krasnejsi. Kolikor je meni
znano, je tisti dom pripadal, ali
Sc pripada njegovi sestri Cilki
do Meme smrti, potem pa po-
stane posest dolocene katoliSke
ustanove, bodisi stranke ali ka-
kor re je napisano V oporoki.
Menda, da maj postane Krekov
muzej.
Ko pridemo do tega donna.
mas je Cilka re cakala in vlju-
dino pozdravila. Pc %. letih ie
bila Sc zmerom ista Stokorjeva
kot smo 10 imenovali pc
imenu njenega rojstnega donna.
Ko sem il segel v roko in jo
vikal, je bila uzaljena, ces.
"Ivan, poznamo Sc IL mladih
let, cemu me vikaS?"
Razkazala nam je dom, po-
tenn pa pogostila.
V pomenkih sem jo vprasal
med drugim:
"V prejsnji svetovni vojni
sem cital v casopisih, da DIR. ia
nez Krek nj umrl naravne smr-
tt, pac pa da je bill zastrupljen."
"Cital 81 resnico, Ivan," mi je
odgovorila Cilka.- "Poskusala
sem z vsemi svojimi mocmi, da
bi bill krivci razkrinkani in ka-
z%novani. Ampak avstrijska Via
da in njegova lastna stranka sta
mi zaprli pot "a raziskovanja."
Mihu Kreku hi tole rekel:
Ako bi Janez Krek sedaj zivel.
bi Sc (Miha) ne postopil vrsiti
proti MENU zavratnosti, kakor
Sc Jill je takratni vodja kleri-
kalne stranke DIR. Ivan SuSter-
Sic. - John Chamazar.
-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06

V slucaju, da je vas naslov ali
ime ma Proletarcu napacen, ali &c
sc je primerila kaka druga pomota,
spOrOcite nam. To lahkO stOrite ma
dOpisnici.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19

: North Carolina has the fairly earned
reputation of being one Of the most
progressive of the several fast growing
Southern States. Many things have con-
tributed to this end.
First and not the least important, this
State has advantages Of climate unsur-
passed by any other southern State. ~
has an Astounding supply Of intelligent
Anglo-Saxon native born labor. Its citi-
zenship is law abiding and includes
large group of forward looking, enter
prising manufacturers and business
men. It's splendid transportation facili-
ties, which, when combined with the
natural advantages of location, put the
metropolitan markets Of the country
within easy and quick reach Of our
manufacturers and distributors.
But the tax laws Of the State are now
sorely handicapping if not actually de-
feating the future industrial and bust
ness development of the State. It must
be recognized by our taxing authorities
that now more than ever before bust
ness is carefully studying and scien-
tifically analyzing all factors, including
the favorable and unfavorable, affect
ing their location and operation. In
That their point of vie,v is justiti
and similar rates ro,u obtaining in
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19
The TwO-Bit Club

Save for the members, their personal friends
and the small group conducting the institution
it aided, it is questionable if Wilmingtonians,
by and large, knew of the magnificent charity
conducted by the Two-Bit Club of the Atlantic
Coast Line personnel until announcement
came of its disbanding
Yet for fifteen years the club has bexl
making contributions to the Red Cross Sana-
forum which have added materially to the
comfort and successful treatment of patients
Without fanfare and with too little public
recognition some three hundred employees of
the railroad have been giving tWo-bits month
from their earnings to the sanatorium Now
that there is no sanatorium all the money
in the treasury has been turned over for the
benefit of tubercular patients in the state
more than thirteen hundred dollars - and
closed it's books.
1t is intoerable to think that when the war
is over the Wilmington area will fail to create
another and greater sanatorium for victims
of this disease. Only the blindness of some
persons here has prevented the establishment
of one before. When the project is revived
1t is reasonable to expect that the Two-Bit
Club will reorganize and continue its bene
ficent work.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19
Religious Education Week

religious Education Week, which will
start on September "a, may be more widely
observed than in former years. The war has
brought home to persons little wont in the
past to give thought to spiritual things
sounder conception of their need for guidance
from a source higher than their mortal emo
TONS More people throughout the world have
been led to recognize dependence upon Su-
preme Being during these tumultuous wears
OF conflict than in the easy years that pre-
coded it.
1t would be well for the world of the future
it this dependence were even more widely rec
ognized.
strangely enough the need appears more
urgent among civilians than in the armed
forces, especially the forces that have been
In combat service. The men and women who
have looked upon death in its most frightful
aspects, who have been exposed to enemy
lire who have seen their friends fall at their
sides, have Learned lessons that have given
truer conception of their spiritual needs than
stay-at-homes This was proved by one Will
rnington boy in the Merchant Marine who has
been in transport service shutting supple.
from England to invasion ports. He closed g
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19
The Margin of Safety

An accident on Seventh street Sunday morn
ing involving three automobiles is said to
have happened when the driver Of the first
car IN line suddenly stopped in the middle of
the street and was hit from behind by two
taxis
assuming this explanation is correct as it
may or may not be, the accident in any event
draws attention to the need for all motor
vehicle operators to be sure that traffic con-
dltlons to their rear are sufficiently safe to
justify stop and also for all drivers follow.
ing another vehicle to remain at distance
there1rom sufficient to assure an adequate
margin OF safety at all times
1nese are well established rules of driving.
Unfortunately they are more notable for viola.
ton than compliance
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19
Treachery In Belgium

The easy conquest Of Belgium in 1910 has
thus far remained one Of the problems the
anti-Nazi world has pondered over with.
out learning the correct answer. Now, with
Belgium retaken, at least part of the solution
b available.
It centers upon the fall of the Belgian fort.
Eben Emael, which even the Germans had
considered all but impregnable The fort was
retaken by American soldiers, chiefly North
and South Carolinians under Lieut. Col. Paul
McCollum, Tar Heel veteran.
Colonel McCollum's force had made ex-
tensive preparations for reducing German re.
sistance and carried special equipment, but
marched in without having to strike a blow.
the German defenders having moved into Hol
land.
After its occupation Belgian who was
there in 1910 told Mark S. Watson corre-
spondent of the Baltimore Sunpapers, the inside
story of its fall to the Germans, which dis.
counts the Berlin accounts of the episode He
says it was achieved by treachery Saws Mr.
Watson, quoting the Belgian:
against a supposedly REASONABLE Be1oi.n
officer he makes charges so grave that thew
are now being investigated. According to this
story, an officer in a responsible position at
Eben Emael had been named for that nos+
shortly before the assault He was named m
the recommendation of Leon Degrelle. Rexis,
leader, who had been chief OF the Relc;.r
Nazi collaborators.
''This unnamed officer Cancelled the norma a
orders whereby 800 infantrymen were ken
on guard at the forts outer ramparts ane
thus left all approaches ungarded He alst
is supposed to have severed communication
between the fort and it artillery observers i,
distant lookout points and thereby rendere,
the forts great cannon wholly useless.
even the inner approaches of the fort itsel
were undermined. Those few Belgian
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19

recent letter to his parents by saying Mother
sure am glad you taught me to say my
prayers when was child He is not an
isolated case Any chaplain with combat units
will tell you that the same attitude in gen.
eral prevails among the fighting forces.
The week starting on September "a will
bring an invitation to everybody which no.
body ought to ignore.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19
The State Tax Structure

| 1c North Cardinals tax structure the sIede-
os+ barrier To the states industrial develop
ment? The answer is an unequlvocal yes
IF any doubt it, they are urged to reao 1he
editorial reprinted in other columns on this
page from the Charlotte Observer ana study
the accompanying tax rate tables OF the Ola
North State and eight others in the South.
Dispassionately but with exceptional clar-
ity, the Observer reviews conditions as they
exist and what they are likely to be in the
postwar period when decentralization OF INDUS
try in northern areas sets IN.
# recounts the case of one great industry
which settled in another southern state with
no more resources or advantages than exist
here, because the taxes it would have had to
paw were excessive if not actually confisca-
tory. It calls for thorough denomination OF
the tax structure by the forthcoming leglsla-
ture and revision of the rates. 1t points
out that there is nothing sectional in its pro-
posal that it is statewide, with no locality
more deeply concerned than another.
The Observers observations are particular
ly timely from the Wilmington viewpoint in
asmuch as community and area builders are
devotins serious thought to the proposition
that all southeastern North Carolina can pros
per best if new industries are brought in when
present wartime contracts are completed and
existing plants no longer have to maintain
peak employment.
Wilmington cannot hope to capitalize on its
measure if prospective industrialists are con-
fronted with tax bills figured on present high
they will 60 elsewhere.
On the other hand. with downward re-
vision of taxes, Wilmington, in all reason.
might expect to acquire a number of plants
because of its port, its nearness to natural
resources and shipping facilities, no less than
because it has desirable land available for
manufacturing sites.
During these war years Wilmington's indus
tries have trained thousands of workers in
special skills who would be available for re-
needed in their present service. The shipyard
has hundreds of expert welders and fabri-
Gators who could be used in new industries
employing members of the metals trades The
same is true Of Spofford Mills and the shirt
factory of the Southland Manufacturing Com
pany, both OF which have trained hundreds OF
workers since the war moved in and could
utilize their talent to advantage in other non.
competitive textile plants when peace comes
Manufacturers would not lack for skilled
| in oir,o4 clio
They would be on tdewater for convenient
export and coastal shipment of their prod
ucts All that would be needed is an equitable
tax rate which can be obtained only through
legislative action. Along with all other sec
lions OF North Carolina, Wil1ningtonians owe
it to themselves to apply their full influence
to bring this action about
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19

h .+ood there were moved down by wave
of the invading Germans
The fall of Eben Emael laid all Belglu"
men to the conquerors. AS time goes on other
+rne stories of treachery in other countries
which the Germans overran SO quickly az
~. heginnino of their bloody march through
Europe may be expected.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19

ton at this time would seem un-
necessary.
North Carolina will recall the exodus
of large number Of New England Cot
ton mills to the South few years ago.
Many of these mills located in this State
on account of its plentiful and congenial
labor supply, which was found to be
quickly susceptible to mastering the in
tricacies of the techniques Of textile
manufacture.
1t is fair to assume, we think, that the
whole South will have an unprecedented
opportunity in the postwar era to
achieve a vastly higher rank in the ma
tons total industry.
With the accumulation Of greater cap
ital resources, with more skilled labor
than ever before available, with
friendly climate, adequate power avail
ability, efficient transportation systems
and large proportion Of native-born,
Anglo-Saxon labor, the South may be
expected, all things else being equal, to
show the most rapid growth in indus
trial development Of any area Of the
whole country.
America must manufacture for an in
determinate period for the whole world
which has been torn asunder by the raw
ages Of war.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19
The Road To Berlin
(By the Associated Press

tBy
1-Western front: 315 miles (from Stolberg.)
2-Russan front: 312 miles fronh outside
Pulutsk).
3-Italian front: 581 miles from two miles
below Rinini.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19

We must live through the dreary winter
If we would value the spring;
And the woods must be cold and silent
Before the robins sing.
The flowers must be buried in darkness
Before they can bud and boom.
And the sweetest, warmest sunshine
Comes after the storm and gloom.
ANONYMOUS.