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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10
DRIVER RECLAlMS
IMPOUNDED SHELLS

Leonard Strom, shipyard work
49, arrested March II by State
uiebway patrolmen on a charge
of illegally possessing 10000
ro,,nds of % caliber ammunition,
.oid to be the property of the
United States, yesterday received
+be inpounded ammunition from
+be shcriffs department, it was
snnounced last night.
According to Charles Rouse, as
,;stant u. S. district attorney, an
investigation by F. B. I. agents
rovealed that the ammunition
vas purchased legally by Stro-n in
South Carolina. Rouse announced
4bat he ordered local F. B. L.
a a'1r to return the ammunition
nd that this was tantamount to
DISMISSAL of the case before it
oonoes before the next Federal
Grand Jury.
At the time OF his arrest, Strom
was given preliminary hearing
hofore U. S. Commission :. B.
Swails and was bound ovec to
tbe next term Of U. S. court IN
der a $500 bond. Swails said last
niobt that the case still was pend
According to Rouse, the case
rocords will be investigated and if
tbe facts, as they now stand. are
correct. strom's indictment will be
mol pressed without Grand Jury
action. However, Rouse pointed out
the case may be reopened If the
facts warrant.
Since there was no formal i'm
rounding of the property by the
court. Reuse pointed out that the
release was in order.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10
Penicillin Successfully
Used On Peruvian Fever

LIMA, Peru, April 9-CP-Dr
Luis Aldana, Peruvian bacteriolo
gist, reported today he had sue
cessfully used penicillin on severa,
cases of verruga, one of Peru
most serious medical problems.
(Verruga is a wart-like outbreak
mostly on the face and extremities
1t is one stage of Oroya fever
often fatal, and is caused by {
parasite that people living in the
Peruvian Andes get from the bite
of some insect)
DR.. Aldana in an interview witt
La Cronica said that he had in.
jected 100000 penicillin units in a
patient and 1.-The success was com.
plete."
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10
Motorists Are Warned
OF Caution Lights In
Downtown Fire Zones

Chief of Police Charles H. Cas-
teen issued a warning yesterday
to persons disregarding caution
traffic signals in the business dis
tricts during fire alarms.
Chief Casteen pointed out that
several complaints had reached
his office following a fire in the
downtown area Saturday, by citi-
zens who complained of the dan
gerous and reckless operation of
motorists who ignored caution sig
nails in the face of fast-moving
fire equipment.
Several near accidents were re-
ported, the chief disclosed. 1t was
stressed that police would be Or
dered to make arrests on future
violations of the law, ne said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10
Kill Your Piles!

OF course you cant shoot Piles. but
within a few minutes after the first
application, China-Roid usually starts
fighting the agonies of Piles in ways:
/. Soothes and eases pain and itching.
II. Helps shrink sore swollen tissues. B.
Promotes healing by comforting irritat-
ed membranes and alleviates nervousness
due to piles. Has helped thousands while
they worked and enjoyed life in greater
comfort. Get China Roid from your drug
gist today under positive guarantee Of
complete satisfaction or money back.
Don't wait. Fight your Pile misery with
China-Roid today. Tear this out: Take
1t to your druggist Be sure to get genu-
Inc. guaranteed China-Roid, Knox Com
pany Quality Product If he is sold out.
ask him to order it for you. Only 75c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10
City Briefs
SENTENCED

]. c. Lynn, 10, was sentenc-
ed to six months work on the
public roads yesterday in Re
corder's court on a charge Of
larceny. He was convicted of
taking a suit of clothes, two
pairs of pants, and a sport
coat from Lawrence Padgett,
Of 211 Red Cross street. The
loot was valued at S54.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10
HEARING PLANNED

The United States District
Engineers office announced
yesterday that a public hear
ing concerning desired inn
prOvement of Purviance creek
in New Hanover county will
be held in room 225 of the
Custom House at 10 a. M.
Thursday, April 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Ease Headaches
S0othe Nerves

The quick-act-
ing ingredients in
the "BC" Head
ache Pow d er
formula work ex-
tra-faSt to ease
headaches and
sooth nerves up
set by minor
no;~c Eat HDCy
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10
PRESBYTERY TO MEET

There will be a meeting of
? the Wilmington Presbytery at
Chadbourn today and tomor-
row. Ministers and lay repre-
sentatives from the southeast
ern section of the State will
be in attendance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10
WEATHER
Eastern Standard Tfme)
rp r. G Washer Rureau)

Eastern Standard Tfme)
(By U. S. Weather BureaD
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 80 pm. yesterday.
Temperature
100 am. So, 7:30 am, So; 1:30 pm, rs;
13O pm, So. or.
Maximum Is; Minimum 81; Mean IS;
Normal 60.
Tides For Today
From the Tide Tables published by
7 S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
High Low
u,i1n,ine ton ------- 8 :05a 2:45a
8:23p 3:07p
,,oro,,horo inlet 5:50a
6:13p 12:08p
Sunrise, SAY am; Sunset. 6:3s pm;
Noonrise. 4:53 am; Moonset. 4:46 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10
r. A. F. BIRTHPLACE

CRANWELL, Eng, Apr. 9-FS'
Cranwell. where the Raj. was
founded, has just marked its 25th
anniversary. From a small group
of army huts it has grown until
it covers more than six square
miles in Lincolnshire.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10

A salvage collecting company
with the U. S. Fifth army in Italy
collected medical equipment from
oozing mud beneath neck-deep
flood waters.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10

in handy 10c or Csc sizes. Use only
as directed. Consult a physician
when pains persist.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10

Coal was not mined CONNER.
cially in the United States until
1850.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10

Stadium. is the Latin form OF
the Greek word for standard OF
length.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-10

"But my Gulf man cheered
me UP. Said he'd help keep
my present cor rolling, if I'D
let him give it the GvIfpride*
and GvInex* * treatment reg
ulorIy."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-02-09

Mrs. Nora T. Stems, outstanding
member of a class of ''TractOrettes"
pilots a big machine on the 800
acre Stems farm. She is a Triple-A
woman, and organizer of her class
of women tractor operators.
spring of 1910 there were IS million.
Now there are 10 million women in
the labor force. These IS million
women make up SO per cent of the
total nonagricultural labor force,
and 20 per cent of the agricultural
labor force of the United States.
Machine Age Changes Life.
The amount of gainful work done
by women at home has decreased
steadily, while the amount of their
gainful work outside the home has
increased. At the beginning of the
18th century women still were spin
ming at home, but the yarn was
brought for weaving to large rooms
where looms were in use. The ear
lest cotton mill was established in
1914, and thereafter weaving be-
came a factory occupation.
In 1881 there were $4,000 women
employed in various cotton factories
in the United States. By the middle
Of the century, the sewing machine
came into effective use, usually OPP
Grated by women.
Thus into a world Of gardening
and raising sheep in the back yard,
of grinding flour, Of weaving cloth
in the front room," the first ma
chimes appeared and revolutionized
our whole manner Of life. Since
many Of the earlier machines did
work that had always been done by
women at home. manufacturers
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-02-09

Both young and old find there Is
place for them In war production.
At left a middle-aged woman drills
parts for Flying Fortresses In q Sc
attic, WASH, factory. Center pic
ture shows Miss Nita Carlin Of Wee
hawkin, N. j., inspecting q high
power radio transmitting tube. Miss
Carlin, who is only II years old, is
graduate Of Hunter college In New
York city, where she majored IN
physics. She is being trained In
factory engineering, and is the first
girl ever to be hired for this work.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-02-09
Women's Bureau Of Labor Department Is Years Old;
BUSY With Present and Postwar Needs Of Workers
Agency Watches Over
Rights and Security
OF Eighteen Million
BY C. ". PETERS

Eighteen and a half million
women are now working for
wages, mostly in jobs essential
to war. Some five million of
these are new to the labor mar
kets; they have gone into fac
tories and fields since 1910, when
the nation began to buckle down
for the great conflict. All in all,
women have been doing a mag
nificent job. No task has been
too dirty, or dangerous or diff
cult; they have cheerfully ac-
cepted all discomforts and haz-
ards.
In World War I, when, as now,
millions of women were called upon
to replace men in a thousand occu-
pations, the department Of labor be-
came interested in the special needs
and problems of working women.
In 1920 permanent subdivision, the
Women's bureau, was established,
which superseded the temporary
Woman in Industry Service, set up
in 1917.
Miss Mary Anderson, director of
the war agency, was appointed head
of the Women's Bureau. After
developing the Bureau to its pres
ent impressive status, she retired
last June at the age of II, with
Is years of service to working wom-
en- accomplished.
Under the guidance of Miss An
derson, the bureau made intensive
study of conditions and problems of
women workers in various types of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, business,
industrial and domestic. She was
responsible for calling two impor-
tant conferences of women in indus
try, in 1923 and 1886, attended by
representatives of all important
women's organizations. The princi-
pies she advocated were:
1. Complete equality Of opportu-
nifty for men and women on the basis
Of their individual merit, skill and
experience.
2. Wage rates based on job con-
tent without regard to sex.
8. Establishing of precise. and OBJ
jective standards for determining
job centent as basis for determine
ing wage rates.
In 1918 there were eight and a
half million women workers. In the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-02-09
ThisHorne-Mixed
Cough Syrup Is
Most Effective
Easily Mixed. Needs No Cooking.

Easily Mixed. Needs No Cooking.
Cough medicines usually contain q
large quantity of plain syrup-a good
ingredient, but one which you can
easily make at home. Take cups Of
granulated sugar and 1 cup of WATER
and stir few moments until dis
solved. Or use corn syrup or liquid
honey, instead of sugar syrup.
Then get from any druggist tx
ounces Of Pinex, pour 1t into pint
bottle, and add your syrup. This gives
you a full pint Of wonderful medicine
for coughs due to colds. It makes q
real saving because it gives you about
four times as much for your money.
1t never spoils, and tastes fine.
This Is actually surprisingly eff.
fective, quick-acting cough relief.
Promptly, you feel it taking hold. It
loosens the phlegm, soothes the irri-
tated membranes and makes breath
ing easy. You've never seen anything
better for prompt and pleasing results.
Pinex is special compound Of
proven ingredients, in concentrated
form, q most reliable soothing agent
for throat and bronchial membranes.
Money refunded il it doesn't please
you in every way.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-02-09
Variety in Movements

No parts of a mechanism ever
varied so greatly in rate of move
ment as two of the SO dials of a
clock completed in Belgium about
1886.
Although both are six inches in
diameter and controlled by the
same master movement, the nee
die of one requires $4,000 years to
make a complete revolution, while
the needle of the other moves
around once a second, or 800 bill
lion times faster.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-02-09
SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK
Warm, Pretty Knitted Baby Set

mittens are as pretty as they are
warm. Use soft pink, pale blue or
white baby wool for the set.
To obtain complete knitting instructions
for the ribbed bonnet and mittens (Pat-
tern No. 5820) send is cents in coin, your
name, address and the pattern number.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions, slightly more time
Is required In filling orders for few Of
the most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-16
SIX r

. Sal sem vedel, da DO tako-
da je tezko prekositi nasega
councilmana EdWarda Kovaci-
ca. Cez dive lett ga bonn pa JAZZ,
&c ne DO pobiral smeti. Imam
zenske "a seboj. So mi ze zadnjic
rekle, da &c bi "ronal." Ma to
Sc Pile, kakopak!
Ia tiste, XII innate dosti skrbi,
poyem, .da sem sedaj zacel
Worry Co." To Sc pravi, da &c
daste meni $25, da potem JAZZ
skrbim "a tistih Is dolarjev. Il
worry for you).,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-16
|Suabobranska predrznost
Pise John v. KautiG

JIM slovenskih duhovnikov ma
strani okupatorjev, storili so to
ma izrecno zeljo il Vatikana, XII
ze cd prve svetovne vojne vodi
politiko sovrastva med katoli-
tanstvom in pravoslavjem. Ego
dovina "oficialne" katoliske Ger
kve je zame velika uganka. Mno-
go sem ze precital, toda do danes
Sc nisem mixer cital, da bi Sc BIZ
La katoliska cerkev kedaj surad-
no" postavila IA stran zatiranih
in izkoriscanih mas. .
V vseh ljudskih borbah in
kmeckih uporih tekom stoletij
proti suznosti, fevdalizmu in "
novejsem casu proti kapitaliz-
mu-se je katoliska cerkev we'd
no postavila ma stran zatiral-
cev in izkoriscevaleev. Zakaj?
Tudi slovenski cerkveni "vo-
ditelji" MISC bill nobena izjema.
Slednji so pa storili Sc yecji zlo-
Gin, zlocin XII nina para v Ego
dovini katoliske cerkve. Posta-
viii so Sc ma stran najvecjega
narodnega sovraznika; nahuj-
skali so nevedno slovensko ljud-
stvo proti lastnemu narodu.
Organizirali in oborozili so ne
vedno maso, ter jo skupno s fa-
sisti in nacisti poslali boj pro-
ii tistim, XII so sc borili "a slo-
vensko zemljo, "a svohodo in ma
rodni obstanek!
Partizani so tenn domacim
izdajalcem napovedali borbo ma
smrt, ne oziraje Sc, kdo je "du-
hovnik" in kdo je navaden kmet.
:Partizani so zmagali, razbili in
pobili so tiste proklete svabo-
brance z njihovimi "duhoyniki'
vred, ostale pa pognali cez mejo
v Italijo in ma Korosko. Zdaj tt
pa tt izdajalci krice cd tam o
nekaksnem 'preganjanju". kate-
. licanov. Seveda so katolicani, to
vsi vemo, toda obenem so tudi
narodni izdajalci, kateri so Sc
borili proti lastnemu narodu,
pomagali SO fasistom in naci-
stom pobijati lastne brate in po-
zigati slovenske vasi. Nobenega
verskega preganjanja nj bilo in
ga tudi danes nj.
H koncu maj navedem Sc inte-
resantno izjavo metliskega zup-
nika, XII DO gotovo zanimala nase
Belokranjske rojake, in katero
je slednji podal ma ljudskem
shodu v Metliki dne 25. julia
1914. zupnik Cola je bill eden
izmed tistih sloyenskih duhovni-
kov, Hi Sc je zayedal syojih dol
znosti do naroda. Ia njegova IL
java je bila priobcena v septem-
berski stevilki politicnsga me-
seenika "SlaVjane," XII izhaja v
lNadaljeyanje ma 3. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-16

Zadnje leto sem tri pare oze-
nil, letos DO pa ,kar ma izbero.
Dne II. novembra, to je prihod-
njo soboto, bo imela podruznica
st. 5 Moske zveze veselico v Ma
rodnem domu ma ST. Clair Ave.
Moski in zenske, vzemite to v
naznanje, da ste povabljeni!
~ gFYT y ~ - ssfa ssas-se ~
:" IF Joe Pograjc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-16
Sodras6ani pnpouedujejo,
kaji use so prestali . Uojini

buje obleke. v druzini je sedem
otrok.
''Ivana Hudolin in Lojzka Hu-
dolin sta mi povedali, da sta has
prejeli pismo cd sestre Mary
Hudolin, XII zivi ma 1888 Nor
wood Rd. Njih sestra Zinka je
med vojno umrla v SodraAci.
"Anton Novak, brat Fran
ciske Novak, zivi v Clevelandu
ma 15506 School Ave. in prosi-
la me je, da mu sporocim, da je
njih matt umrla v marcu 1914,
Dom v Sodrazici je ostal nepo-
skodovan in ostali clani druzi-
ne so zivi in zdravi.
Druzina DOminika LuSina je
bila tezko prizadeta v vojni
"Alojz Lusin, cigar brat Do
mink Lusin zivi Clevelandu,
mi je povedal zelo zalostne re-
81. Njegova matt je bila ubita
leta 1943 tekom enega izmed
italijanskih bombardiranj, Lu-
sinov dom je bill razdejan in diva
njegova sina sta padla v borbi.
"Slicno zgodbo mi je povedal
80 let start Bolte Henigman, ei-
gar hci Theresa Levstik zivi ma
1862 E. 81 st. Henigmanov dom
je bill cd bomb popolnoma poru-
Sen in enega njegovih sinov so
lani ubili belogardisti.
"Pritajeno ihtec, je 82-letna
ga. Magdalena Belaj, katere sin
Leopold Belaj zivi Clevelan-
du, pripovedovala, da je bill njen
dom tekom ponovnih bombar-
diranj popolnoma razdejan in
da sedaj spi, kjerkoli najde pro-
stor. Drugi so mi povedali, da
je bilo memo zivljenje tekom
vojne zelo tezko.
Dom Belajovih v Sodrazici
je bill popolnoma razdejan
ga. Helena Belaj, stara 70
let, mi je pokazala naslove treh
sinov in dveh hcera v Clevelan-
du: Frank BeIaj, 62O5 St. Clair
Ave-; Alojzij Belaj, 6616 St.
Clair Ave-; Joseph Belaj, cigar
naslova nj imela, ter Jennie Lev
sick in Mary Kunstel, 1869 E.
66 st. Matt me je prosila, da maj
gotovo sporoeina njenim sino-
vom in hceram, da njihovega
nekdanjega donna v Sodrazici nj
vee, in da zelo potrebujejo rvse-
ga, predvsem pa obleke.
"Ga. Franciska Kozjer il So
drazice ina tri sestre v Cleve-
landu: Ivana Arko, 1912 E. II
St.; Maria Levstek, 11O9 E. 66
St. in Maria Campa, "a katere
naslov nj vedela. Kozjerjev dom
je razdejan, in ga. Kozjer me je
prosila, da sporocim, da dom
Mrs. Marie Campo nj bill posko-
dovan. Italijani so ubili enega
izmed sinov Kozjerjeve druzine,
drugi sin pa je padel v.prvi sve-
town. vojni.
"Ga. Maria Petrovsek ina v
Clevelandu hcer Mrs. Mary Ger
ia, XII stanuje ma 14314 Thames
Ave. Njih dom v Sodrazici je bill
samo lahko poskodovan, am
pax oce je umrl pred trent let,
"a boleznijo.
ga. Katarina Arko me je
prosila, da sporocim njenemu
stricu James Petrichu V Cleve-
landu, da so bombe unicile njen
dom in istotako dom njegovega
brata. Njenega sina Slavka so
ubili Nemci, ko sc je boril S par
tizani.
"Ga. Antonija Skull ina V
clevelandu poroceno hcer Mary,
ampak ne We, kako Sc sedaj pi-
Sc in kje stanuje. Prosila me je,
da sporocim heeri, da je bill njih
dom razdejan in da je prejela
zadnje pismo il Clevelanda leta
1941."
Del Andricoyega porocila, XII
je izostaI il vGerajsnje izdaje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-16
(NadaIjev0nj III Eonec.) J

lNA16tJ6O0NJe ~ EOHec.J
Razsodnemu cloveku ne gre v
glavo, zakaj maj nekdo bezi, ako
nj nieesar hudega storil, in "a
kaj maj bi nekdo nekoga prega-
njal samo cato, ker je katolican.
Tista umazana cunja, A. D.,
Tvoja soseda, zelo veliko We po-
vedati O "komunisticnem" pre-
ganjanju katolicanov. Seveda,
A. D. nikdar ne navede vira, od-
kod crpa taksne gorostastne lazi
o partizanskih "zverstvih," ako
pa mimogrede omeni, je to 60
tovo Rim, to je Vatikan ali pa
London. Ia laznjiva "porocila"
prihajajo vedno cd kaksnega
''intimnega' prijatelja, XII pa 81
ne upa pokazati svoje glave il
pod mernika. Ravno tako 81 A.
D. ne upa povedati resnice svo-
Jim narocnikom, zakaj SO morai
tt svabobranei bezati pred ljud-
sko jezo. Zakaj drzite v temi
svoje naroenike, Mr.. Debevec? =?
&c bi bill urednik A. D. vsaj malo
korekten, bi moral povedati svo-
Jim citalcem nekako takole:
"Well, dragi katolieani slo-
venskega pokolenja v Ameriki,
resnica je tale: Del slovenskih
katolicanov in diva della sloven-
ske duhovscine v starem kraju,
so bolj sovrazili partizane, ka-
kor pa fasiste in naciste. Zato
so Sc pridruzili Mussoliniju in
Hitlerju, da SO Sc lahko borili
proti partizanom in proti zapad-
MIN zaveznikom, ker SO Sc I'VE
zali ruskimi bolseviki. Ker je
Hitler svojo igro izgubil in ker
so zmagai partizani in zavezni-
XII, so morali ii slovenski katoli-
cani pobegniti tujino, kjer bo-
do morali ostati, dokler ne bodo
pomrli :"
Tako maj povesta Mr.. Debe-
vec in kaplan Gabrovsek svojim
ljudem, pa bo vseh prepirov med
nami konec. - .. = .s.ts,srs q.
Da slovenski partizani prega-
njajo in pobijajo slovenske ka-
tolicane samo zato, ker so kato-
licani, je budalost, kateri Sc
Hearst in cikaski Mccormick ne
verjameta. Ko so Hitlerjeve in
Mussolinijeve kohorte vdrle v
Slovenijo-kaj je bila dolznost
slehernega Slovenca, Cd katoli-
cana do komunista, in od ban
kirja do beraca? Kaj je bilo
glavno Y tenn tragi6nem trenot-
ku, ko seize slo Slovencem "a bi-
tt ali ne biti? Kaj je bilo vaznej-
Sc: borba proti slovenskim stko-
munistom," ali borba proti ti-
socletnim narednim sovrazni-
kom? Slovenci SO 99ee katoli6a-
nj, komunisti so 1000 Slovenci.
Ali so bill tudi fasisti in nacisti
Slovenci? Ne!
Slednji SO vdrli v Slovenijo,
da uniGijo yse skupaj, slovenske
katolicane in slovenske komuni-
ste! Bill ste odprti samo dve po-
tt: postaviti Sc " bran 2 vsemi
silami hrez razlike ma vero ali
politicno prepricanje, ali pa
ukloniti svoj hrbet in sodelovati
s fasisti in nacisti! Komunisti in
stotisoce drugih, brez razlike ma
vero in politicno prepricanje, so
Sc zavedli, po kateri poti inaajo
iti; napovedai 80 okupatorjem
borbo ma smart in zmagali 30! Ia
kaj maj recemo slovenskih ka.
tolicanih, to je, o kornmpiraaih
"voditeijih" slovenske klerikal-
ne stranke9 Jeli SO sc oni zaved-
Ii svoje dolznosti do nsrodae z
Nc, MISC Sc! Bill 50 ze toliko po=
kvarjeni in pomehkuzeni, da 50
raje stepih na stran okupator-
jev, da al ohranijo topic stoleke
in polne sklede! nj reakeiaAar-
nj klerikalei lpriznan, da ne
ysi), SO bill aaYduseni AVstrijci,
xno ~n-~.Es,4:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-16

$50 delae tuje zavarovalne fne Slovenji kaerim je
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