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noying neuralgia pains usual
ly yield in a hurry to the
quick-acting ingredients in
the BIC" formula. &c" is
also effective for the relief
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-09
Treating the Vdricose Ulcer
Direct Treatment

velopment Of new veins throU1.
when the blood flows normally.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29

skem cato, ker je tam v procesu socialna revolucja (brez preli-
VanJa krvD in so magnati sedaj oh svoja veleposestva, industri-
alci OBJ sVoje tovarne in bankirji oh banke?
V Romuniji Sc je oglasil mladi kralj Mihael z apelom ma
HuslJo " resnici proti MID in posebno pa ma amerisko in anglesko
Waldo, maj mu pomagajo stvoriti "demokraticno vlado". Kot da
81 M1hael sploh kaj vedel o demokraciji! Sovjetska vlada mu ie
pred tedni naklonila nekakSno odikovanje bogve "a kakSne "a
sluge = a nj pomagalo. Kralj je zahteval, da maj predsednik
Wade Peter Groza odstopi, kr ne predstavlja vecine rumun-
skega naroda, a ga nj hotel ubogati.
So zares homatije in ameriska vlada nina lahkega stalisca
Ako hocemo podpirati mlade kralje, XII Sc duSaio "a demokraciio,
pa veleposestnike, velebankrje in stare polhke starega reda,
10 slcer lahko delamo v 1menu demokracije, ampak il ne DO S tenn
storJena nobena usluga.
Tudi lahko recemo, da sovjetska diplomaciia postopa cesto-
krat proved samolastno, kar nj dobro, liz razloga, da potrebujeio
mir ve dezele in bMa hi najvecja katastrofa ako bi ga sedai,
10 ga lmamo sal navidezno, zavrgli in zaceli novo vojno z atom
skimi bombami.
la, Balkan potrebuje demokracijo in drzavni tajnik Byrnes
ina prav, ko mu jo p~riporoca. Ampak ma Bakanu je mnogo
iJuo' q Vedo, ola bl ameriska vlada v tenn oznu lahko rabila
Vehko metlo tudi pred svojm pragom. To bi bio boil preprice-
valno kot karkoli drugega.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
KATKA ZUPANClC:
! " T. iii

rdela. "Se to-" je rekla, "se to-"
Rada hi il bila pomagala IL
zadrege. "Skoda, da ga nisva
skusali ujeti," sem rekla salec
Sc, "morda je edini! In vrh tega
je morla lie samec. :"
Ali prodajalki nj bio do sme-
ha. Nadaljevala je nekoliko je-
zno: "Vsako jesen in vsako po-
mlad pretresemo in ocedimo
vse,. preiscemo in ocistimo in
prepleskamo vsak najmanjsi
koticek, zalijemo vsako sleher-
no spranjico. In ko smo najbolj
sigurni, da smo Sc mrcesi izne-
bill - Sc pokaze -"
Ne VEN, kako so mi pri tisti
priliki Sinili ma misel vsakojaki
znani politikasi in njihovi pri-
vrzenci. LIE spomnimo Sc, kako
so Sc pred to vojno nekateri teh
oI1 Jill lid E6C1l hOl1C1l1 III
krajih sirne Amerike. Kako ma
vduSeno SO poZdraVili .sramotni
dogovor v Monakoveml Japon-
cev? %Japoncev sc nj bilo bait.
Opicje narave so in radi posne-
majo. Pristine svojega nimajo
mic Roosevelt lie VOini
hujskac! Edna nevarnost nam
preti cd ruskih komunistov, it'd.
Kako Sc je tiste case svetil ma
primer veliki prerok Lind
bergh! Edino magic razvijajoci
Sc vojni dogodki, zlasti Sc ne
nadni zavratni napad ma Pearl
Harbor je MEGA in druge ME
govega kalibra udaril pc nosu.
Poskrili SO Sc V spranje, odko-
der so le cd casa do casa polka
zali svoje tipalke.
Komaj pa je manifestations
hidra izgubljala glave pc evrop-
skin dezelah in Sc je tudi japon-
skim militaristicnim bogcem
udalo pod nogami - SO scurki
zopet zlezli il svojih skrivaliSc.
Spreobrnjenci? Kaj Sc! Same
prelevljenci. V bistvu pa so to.
kar SO bill.
Oglasa Sc zopet veliki prerok
Lindbergh in napoveduje -
tretjo vojno -.
V naSi demokratski prodajal-
nj vsekakor nj nikogar, da bi IL
datno poropotal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
KONFERENCA p. M. 30
20. Q VSTRABANU

Moon Run, Pa. - Dne ~. iu-
liza smo Sc V Syganu dogovorili,
da DO prihodnja konferenca
JSZ in Prosvetne matice "a "a
padno Pennsylvania v nedelio
%. Oktobra v dvorani drustva
Postojnska jana st. 1873 SNPJ,
Strabane, Pa. PriGne Sc oh 2.
popoldne, pc sell federacije
SNPJ.
VISA pridruzena druStva SO
vabljena, da izvolijo zastopnike
ma to k%onferenco. Vojne je ko-
nee in pricakuje Sc, da Sc bodo
aktivnosti ma naSem druStVe-
mem, prosvetnem in politicnem
polju povecale.
Vec O dnevnem redu DO poro-
Gano prihodnjic.
Jacob Ambrozich, tajnik, R.
D. l, McKees Rocks, Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
Nadlezna mrces

Malokdaj menjam prodajal-
ne, poslej jih bonn menjala Sc
manjkrat.
Trgovka mi je zavijala ma
kupljene potrebscine, in mi pra-
villa, kako otezavljeno je bio
memo delo VISA ia leta, ko Sc je
bio treba drzati predpisanih
odmerkov, in kako Sc DO oddah-
Mia sedaj, ko DO ten sitnosti
slednjic konec.
Sredi besede pa il Svigne po-
gled ma desno, kjer je pc robu
praznega zaboja prisetal - Sou
rex Bill je tiste male rjave W.
ste in pravzaprav lep ter zani-
miv. &c Sc smejo ljudje, vsa-
Ike vrste aristokratje ma primer,
p%onaSati S svojimi rodovniki, XII
segajo "a nekaj stoletij V pre-
teklost zakaj Sc ne bi smell po-
naSati scurki, cijih rodovniki
segajo nazaj V vek, ko je rastla
ma kaluzasti zemlji Sc praprot
drevesne velikosti in mahovie
- takratno gozdovje. Kje SO
bill takrat Sc dinozavri in razni
drugi zivalski velikani in kje
clovek?!
Ali ko 81 je clovek naSel "a
svoje bivaliSce primeren brlog,
Sc je tudi Scurek vselil vani in
je S cd takrat cloveku V po-
koro. Nj cuda, da ga Sc danda-
nes ne vidi rad.
Trgovka je, menec, da ga je
videla lie ona, namenoma neko-
like boil kot treba poropotala,
da bi Sc skril, preden hi ga uteg-
Mia uzreti Sc JAZZ. Toda ropota-
MIA ~Vajeni rjavec Sc je lie "a hip
ustavil - kajti previdnost nj
koli ne Skoduje - pomahal S
tipalkami, pa jadrno dale do
vogala. Tam je malice pomislil,
morda Sc mu je zdelo presvetlo,
cato nevarno - in Sc ie magic
obrnil ter odbrzel nazaj, odko-
der je bill priSel.
Trgovka je medtem seveda
vse ma skrivaj popolicirala ma
mojem obrazu in me zasacila
has, ko Sc je moi pogled vrnil S
prepovedane poti.
Vzdihnila je in nekoliko "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
Lisfnicu uredniSfvo

V tednu, ko je bila vojna z
Japonsko skoncana in je. pred
sednik proglasil vojno prazno-
vanje ter V ia namen kar diva
takozvana praznika, je bill ured-
mix ma sell 81. odbora SNPJ in
racunal, da Sc DO delo Z listom
izvrSilo kot Sc VISA leta doslei.
Vprasal je V tiskarni, mai delo
skoncajo V pondeljek 20. avgu-
sta, kar Sc postavljanja gradiva
tiee, ostalo pa V torek.
Gradivo "a Proletarca ie
MANFRED pretezno postavljeno V
tednu predno izide. Torej pet
strani do sobote, potem Sc ne
kaj kolon V pondeljek, nato Sc
strani vloze in V torek gredo v
fisk in je list razposlan.
Ravnatelj tiskarne je IA. av-
gusta uredniku sporocil, da mu
lista ne DO mogoce skoneati cd
10. do ~. augusta drugace kot
&c dobi vse gradivo OBJ pogoi-
mem casu. Oh enem je omenil,
da mnogo listov vsled skonGa-
MIA vojne en- dan V tistem te-
dnu sploh nj izSlo, trije n. pr. V
njegovi tiskarni.
Proletarec DO zamuieni pro-
stor nadomestil S prilogo dveh
nadaljnih strani V tel in V par
nadalinih Stevilkah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
Kai DO S katolisko cerkviio v novi
federutivni JUqosIuyiii?

storiti! Toda povedati pa mo
ram, da gledam ma stvari kri-
ticno, kajti ia instance Sc je We
dino nagibala boil prot I~taljii,
nego naSemu narodu. Sedaj, ko
~obstojajo vsi pogoji, bi zelel, da
bi hrvaSka katoliSka cerkev
imela vec samostojnosti. zelel
bi, da bi edino lie to bilo osnov-
no vprasanje, ! da je lie to ono,
XII mora biti reseno, visa ostala
vpraSanja pa SO sekundarna in
Sc dajo reSiti. S svoje strani
yam to polagam ma c. To mo-
je misljenje 81 delijo tudi mno-
gi drugi moi sodelavci.
Zgraditi zelimo emo veliko
zvezo juznih Slovanov. V tel
zvezi bodo pravoslavni in kato-
licani, XII morajo biti trdno po-
vezani z vsemi ostalimi Slovani.
V tel zvezi DO gotovo vec pra-
voslavnih nego katolicanov. To
znaci, da DO tudi vpraSanje Cd
nosajev med pravoslavno in ka-
tolisko cerkvijo treba spraviti
V sklad z veliko idejo zblizanja
in ozjega sodelovanja slovan-
skin narodov, XII SO v svoji Ego
DOWN. toliko pretrpeli vsled
svoje needinosti in kojih TRIPLE
ME je doSeglo svoj vrhunec raw
no V tel vojni, XII je bila naper-
jena "a unidenje slovanstva. vi
dite, to je mole miSljenje! To
je osnovno.
Pc teh besedah Sc je marSal
Tito Sc nekaj casa razgovarjal
z delegacijo. V razgovorih SO Sc
dotaknili raznovrstnih vpra-
Sanj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
Atomsko bombu "a
UniSevunie Siiuind ixn0idbo

Il japonskih uradnin virov je
razvidno da SO bill ucinki dveh
ameriSkih atomskih bomb, Xxi
sta menda najvec pripomogle
k naglemu koncu vojne ma dali
mem vzhodu, sledeci:
Bomba, XII so jo naSi letalci
virgil 6. augusta ma mesto Hiro-
sima: 10000 ljudi ubitih, 1OO,-
900 ranjenih, 100000 brez
donna.
Bomba, XII je bila vrzena 9.
augusta ma Nagasagi: 10000
ljudi ubitih, 10000 r~anienih.
5000 brez donna.
Ma stotine izmed ranjenih jih
je podleglo poSkodbam pozneje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
a
MA EDELgJ

Use narocnine, XII jih poSljeio Ia
stopniki in drugi ag~itatorji Proletar-
ca, so Stete ma bazi polletpih naro6-
min. MANFRED agitator, XII poSlje emo
celoletno, je zabelezen v tenn sezna.
mu Z dvema polletnir7a.
Martin Judnich, Waukegan, III. 80
John Chamazar, Chicago, III. %
Anton Zornik, zap. Penna. 20
John Krebel, Cleveland, O. 10
Chas. Pogorelec, Chicago, III. II
Louis Barborich, Milwaukee,
Wis. IL
Frank CVetan, JOhnstOWn, Pa. IL
John Pecnik, Fontana, Calf. 8
Ludwig YoXey, Pueblo, Colo. 6
Frank Zaitz, Chicago, Ill. 6
Ant. Jankovich, Cleveland. O. 4
Anton Shular, Anna, Kans. 4
Joseph Klarich, Detroit, Mich. 4
John Turk, Chicago, Ill. 4
Luka Groser, Chicago, III. 4
Kaytan ~Erznoznik, Red Lodge,
Mont. 2
John Vitez, Barton, O. 2
Max Martz, Bull, Mimi. 2
Anton Anzicek, Detroit, Mic. 2
Leo Zevnik, La Sale, Ill. 2
Matt Malnar, Willard, Wis. 2
Joseph Oblak, Chicago, Ill. 2
Jack Kunstelj, Ely, MINI. 2
Geo. Smrekar, Alliquippa, Pa. 2
Julia Parkel, Los Angels, Calf. 2
John Tancek, Girard, o. 2
Louis Zorko, Chicago, Ill. 2
Martin Gorenc, Arma, Kans. 2
Frank Bregar, Avella, Pa. 2
Frank Luzbi, Chicago, Ill. 1
Max Knaus, Traunik, Mich. l
Frank Remitz, Rock Springs,
Wyo, l
Frank Hribar, Cleveland, o. l
Skupaj 4 tedne God 20. julia do
%. avgusta) 200 narocnikov, pref
snji izkaz a tedne) 1874 narocnin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
Detroit vsIed ~brezposeI-
nosti noiboIi prizodet

Re tedne predno je bila vol
ma V Aziji koneana, je bilo V De
troitu odslovljenih kakih eetrt
m%ilijona delavcev in Sc vec po-
zneje. Seveda je bio potem We
like najetih V produkcijo avtov
in drugih reel "a civilno upora-
DO, vendar pa je to mesto konec
vojne najbolj obcutilo. In potem
st. Louis, pa mesta ma Pacifiku,
kjer SO odslovili il ladjedelnic
vec sto tisoc liudi.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
I'd Armored 10 Be First
u. 5. Unit 10 Go 10 Berlin
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WIESBADEN, Germany, June
12.-An authoritative source said yes
terday that the I'd Armored Division
would be the first American task
force to go to Berlin and that it
would move into the German capital
at the same time that Russian troops
occupy territory now held by the
Americans 1t was believed this
would be accomplished in two or
three weeks.
Supreme Headquarters announced
that the I'd Armored Division was
to receive from Belgium a mass
citation for the Croix de Guerre.
1t was the first foreign division
ever to be offered such an honor
by the Belgian kingdom.
'The Hell on Wheels" Division
was the first to drive into Belgium.
1t played an heroic role last De-
cember in blocking Marshal Won
Rundstedt's Ardennes offensive by
destroying the German I'd Panzer
Division. The I'd Armored has
fought in Africa. Sicily, France,
Holland and Germany.
Maj. Gen. I. D. White of Des
Moines commands the division. He
is in San Antonio, Tex, for a cele-
bration.
Evening star., 1945-06-13

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No Joke

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the itching Of eczema, pimples, angry
red blotches and other irritating
blemishes, get Peterson's Ointment,
35c all druggists. II one application
does not delight you, money refunded.
for itching feet, cracks between toes.
Evening star., 1945-06-13

Start saving now for your Sew
enth War Loan. Boost your pay
roll deductions for May and June
SO that you can buy more War
Bonds and spread it over more pay
checks.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Gas In Stomach
Relieved
OR NO COST TO you

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excessive gas in stomach and bowels
should get package Of BaaImann's
Gas Tablets and try them for quick re-
lief Of the distress.
Sharp pains in the abdomen are
often due entirely to gas pressure.
Many sufferers occasionally have a
burning pain at the pit Of the stomach,
called heartburn. Others complain at
times Of palpitation, labored breathing,
sour risings, nausea, bloating, head
ache or dizziness, any Of which may
result from gas nressure
Evening star., 1945-06-13
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18
PARIS To BE HUB
OF TRADE UNIONS

LONDON, Feb. II -P)- The
World Trade Union Conference vo-
ted today to form new interna-
tional labor organization with head
quarters in Paris and it demand
ed voice in making and keeping
the peace.
Closing on harmonious note
an II day convention, delegates
from 40 countries assigned several
pending controversial issues to a
special committee and agreed to
call another conference before the
end of the year.
The delegates unanimously ap-
proved proposal sponsored by
Sidney Hillman of the Go for crea-
ton of new world labor organiza-
ton aimed at organic world trade
union unity" and they appointed
continuation committee of 40-odd
members to carry on the work of
the organization with authority to
take such steps as it feels neces-
sary to attain labor unity.
Hillman, Philip Murray and R.
]. Thomas, all of the Clio, represent
the United States on the commit
tee. Hillman said earlier that room
would be made on the executive
council of the organization for the
ALL if it desired to join. The AFL
declined to attend the conference
on the ground that the heavily
represented Soviet trade unions
were dominated by their govern
ment
The United Kingdom, France
and the Soviet Union along with
the United States each have three
members on the continuation COM
mittee. Seventeen Latin-American
countries were given three seats.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18
EUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Sale OfCzech WdrPLants
Laid To DeGaulle, Benes

LONDON, Feb. 17.-(P-Josef
mallk' managing director of the
Czech National Bank, charged to
nlght that secret negotiation for
me sale of the famous Skoda
works and other munition firms
NJ Czechoslovakia b tive e n
agents of Benes and de Gaulle"
mao reached an advanced stage
An outspoken opponent of the
neneS government, Malik said
.neSe negotiations not only includ-
Gu the possible sale of the Skoda
Nihament works. but also the
T Tllnlng and smelling works at
ieSchen and Vitkovice.
c me first assertion that the
s sat government was ne
souauns with the French was
sI ioue at a meeting of Czech and
s r nations in London Feb
- roI IA by Malik wnen he ap-
~ led to the British government
n W uelnand that the Benes govern
, naa examine all its ordinary ex-
~ before the president left for
NE homeland. -1' -0-
ne oLie s:S OF the exiled govern
.bort SAD they had heard nothing
Tbs u' me reported negotiations.
,res y sad that as soon as the
YEA ueaS where the armament plants
wo,,i, 1ocaled were liberated they
Altb tu START working for the Allies.
1oo9h admitting some ap-
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18
LEJEUNE GLOBE
NOTES BIRTHDAY

CAMP LEJEUNE, Feb. II. -
The Camp Lejeune Globe, largest
newspaper in the Marine Corps,
celebrates its first birthday next
week with d record of having sent
out IL overseas reporters in a year.
The Globe is 16-page weekly
tabloid published in the interests
Of Marine and Naval personnel and
civilian employees here.
Present members of the staff are
Corporal w. Frank Barfield Of Kin
ston, managing editor; Corporal
Joe Hardy Whritenour of Largo,
Fla, sports editor, and Private
Ralph C. Barron Of Greenville,
S. c., cartoonist.
Barfield, secretary-on-leave of
the Kinston Chamber of Com
merce and native of Banks County,
Ala, attended The Citadel and
formerly was with the Green
vile, IS. c. News, Columbia Re-
cord, High Point Enterprise, Bur-
lngton Times-NeWs, and Kinston
Free Press. Barron, also of The
Citadel, worked with the Column
bia Record and Greenville News
and was a commercial artist.
Whritenour was a sports writer for
the Paterson N.JD Evening News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18

proaches regarding sale of the
works might have been made,
they termed such a transaction
unlikely"
Malik declared the negotiations
had gone so far that "a kind of
agreement was reached before
de Gaulle's trip to Moscow
He said French financial inter-
ests were particularly interested"
under French control. Control of
these works passed into French
hands through Eugene Schneider.
often called 1.-THE merchant of
DEATH after the last war.
"The French group Of Schneider
and Creusot," Malik said, man
aged with the help of Benes, who
was then foreign minister, to get
hold of the Skoda works at Pilsen
and also the biggest iron and steel
works at Teschen at a dirtcheap
price.
French financial interests in
these two most important Czech
manufacturing concerns amount
ed to So per cent of the capital
stock and, consequently, they had
the management in their hands.
'Then, after 10 years under
French control, these works were
sold for about $11, 100000 to a
Czech consortium headed by Dr.
Edward Outrata, a close friend
and supporter of Benes, when
Czechoslovaia was carved up at
Munich
The Nazis took over the plants
on February Is, 1889. There have
been indications that the Benes
government intended to place the
Skoda ad OF Their ornaments
plants under state control when it
returns home.
Czechoslovak officials said the
works would continue to turn out
ornaments until botll Germany
and Japan were defeated, then be
converted to peacetime produc-
ton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18
C0LORFUL MARINE
HERO AT LEJEUNE

o.,1p ,EJEUNE. Feb. 17-Col-
oAN lewis B. 'Chesty" Fuller,
QUE farflll Marine hero and only Of
CON- in the Corps to have been
nos four Navy Crosses, has
aN q, FAMED Commanding Officer
oee +be infantry Training Regiment
.. r "a Leieune, the Marine Corps
faroest and most advanced tram
; ia base on the East Coast.
NJ Colonel Fuller, recently return
y from three campaigns in the
E. took over active command
lh;s week to follow Colonel Will
1iam n, McKelvy, Jr., veteran OF
4he First Marine Division who has
hon assigned as c of the Special
i.t Training Command at this
camp. , ,.o,
~, throughout the Marine Corps,
n,orled his way up through the
ranks from private. During his col
orh,l career he has won sixteen
decorations with fifteen stars and
has served in almost every capa-
cirv in The Marine Corps.
Two of the Navy Crosses were
awarded 10 him during the present
war for his gallantry in leading
his trooos on Guadalcanal and his
leadership in the attack against the
Japs during the successful Cape
Chichester, New Britain Cam
paign.
Recently ne was mentioned no.
tionally fer his gallantry during
the Battle of Bloody Nose Ridge on
Peleliu Island, scene OF some of
the fiercest fighting in the Asiatic-
Pacific theater Of war.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18

opment at its boldest. The pro-
gram must embarce entire areas.
usually the basins of great rivers
and their tributaries; it must pro-
vide for full and unified develop
ment OF all of the resources with
in the region, and an ideal pro-
gram would call for simultaneous
attack upon all phases of the job"
1ckes said that there is scarce
ly a facility of the Interior De-
partment that is now producing
for war which could not be put to
use IN such an undertaking.
I'VE would provide for irriga-
ton at the upper reaches of r;v.
er, for deep water navigation as
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turned quickly to the task OF har-
Messing the country's waters in an
ocean-to-ocean conservation, rec
lation and power plan.
A bill giving the department just
that role has been presented to a
group Of Western Senators.
The bill is the latest move in
the tilt between two main advo-
Gates of greater postwar power
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18

developments = the group which
favors development by new units
along the line of the autonomous
tennessee Valley Authority. a n d
that which is championing power
plans under the existing Interior
Department system.
Each leader in his own field
lckes IN one and David E. Lilien-
thai, IVA head. in the other-savs
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18
Maurice Moore, Local
OPA Rent Official, To
Take Over City Office

Maurice H. Moore, associate
director Of the Wilmington OPA
Rent Control office for the nast
two years, will become director
of the office March l, it was an
nounced yesterday by George
w. Jeffrey, district rent excel
tive.
At the same time, Mr.. Jeffrey
Wha has been area rent director
OF the Wilmington office since it
was opened June /, 1912, will be-
come director of the Raleigh Rent
Control office. The Raleigh area
will be brought under the rent
regulations on March /.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-18
LAKE FOREST PTA
IN CONFERENCE

The February meeting of the
Lake Forest Parent-Teacher's as
ISOLATION was held recently in the
school auditorium.
Mrs. B. c. Brasington, president
called the meeting to order and
Mrs. Roudabush offered a devo-
tional. Il Am the Light of the
World.
Miss Mildred Bradford, chair
man Of the Program Committee,
gave a short sketch of the lives
OF two of the founders of the
Parent-Tea cher's Association.
A short play, The Shining Hour" :,
was presented by the following
teachers: Mrs. Arthur Andrews,
Mrs. Craig Beam and Miss Cla-
rice Swain. Seventh grade girls
in the cast were Shirley Smith,
Betty Fletcher, Peggy Wray and
Beverly Fisher.
Mrs. Brasington gave report
on the Study Group held in Janu-
airy and Mrs. Manley Williar s
made announcements concerning
school activities.
After the meeting refreshments
were served in the school cafeter-
ia.
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his type of organization constitutes
the best pattern for developing
power, for the transmission of it.
for irrigation, navigation, flood
control, for retaining the affected
lands.
"Our job soon will be to turn
a vast block Of power from war
to peace Ickes wrote to the Pres
ldent. 1T is a Herculean job but
l think that we can master it by
shifting, gardually if possible,
from war to its nearest economic
equivalent in the field of conser-
walton; namely, regional develop
ment
But it must be regional devel-