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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-03
Hogue Reviews History
of Port Terminal F1ght


The fight to get public terminals
built in the port of Wilmington, and
the untiring crusade waged by the
Port Commission to Waken recog-
milton of this ports possibilities
were described by Cyrus D. Hogue,
chairman, at Rotary Club meet
ing Tuesday in the Friendly CAT
eteria.
Hogue painted a general outline
of the Commission efforts to es-
tablish cargoes, regular sailings
and adequate facilities here, and
gain standing for Wilmington as a
reasonably important port inn
portant enough to be a state pro-
ject rather than Wilmington
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-03
Con1n,itte Says Alaska
Un-ReadyFor Statehood

territory must be given serious
consideration, it appears that up
to the present time, the territory
has not developed to a point where
it is ready for statehood, that it
has not enacted tax laws and other
legislation, including in many in
stances social laws, which would
place it on a par with most of the
48 states of the union and the COM
mittee has serious doubts that it
is ready to assume the role of a
sovereign state now or in the near
future"
The committee said it was
Continued on Page Three; Col. g.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-03

one," he said. --
.Terming the Cape Fear River
probably this locales greatest as.
set : God given, and man i'm.
proved" Hogue declared that from
1873, when Wilmington was found.
ed, until 1885,. when the Port Com.
mission was formed, absolutely NO
concerted effort was made to build
up this ports facilities.
From 1885 to 1871, between L.
1888, 900 and 2,819,000 tons of cargo
were handled through this port, he
said, due partly to natural advan-
tages, and in some measure to the
Continued on Page Three; Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-03
FSA Clamps
Embargo On
Coal Hauls
DEADLINE EXTENDED
New York City Hit By
Teamster, Longshoremen
Walkout
BULLETIN

Southern Bell Telephone COM
pany in Wilmington, said last
night that the company's SER
vice would be affected here
by the fOur-hour walkout
scheduled for Friday. Mr..
Balm promised full statement
on the situation this morning.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-tR- J. J.
Moran, vice-president of the Ma
tional Federation of Telephone
Workers, said tonight members of
the union would leave their jobs
all over the country Friday after
noon from 2 pm. to 6 pm, East
ern Standard Time to ''vote on
strike action on a nationwide ba.
SIS
He said 10000 persons would be
affected, including all telephone op-
orators, both long distance and To-
cal, and some teletype and broad
cast operations. Dial telephones,
which operate automatically, would
not be affected, he added.
Employees of the Western Electric
Company who are members of the
Western Electric Employees Asso-
citation, also will not work duri-
the four hour stoppage period, Nor
an added.
The demonstration Friday, Nor
an said, and the strike vote, were
called in protest against a ruling
by Charles w. Whittemore, Nation
al Labor Relations Board trial ex-
aniner, recommending dissolution
of the Federation's Western Elec-
trio Employees Association at Kear-
ny, N. J.
He said the NLRB election at the
Western Electric Company's Point
Breeze plant in Baltimore today to
determine a bargaining agent for
the company had no bearing on the
decision to stage the work stop
page and take a strike vote.
1.-THE real issue here is not the
result of the Point Breeze election
but the policy of the NLRB grant
ing immunity to union which
ioins the AFL or the CO." Moran
said.
At the Point Breeze plant the
employees voted tonight for the
Western Electric Employees Asso-
citation as their bargaining agent.
Continued on Page Two; Col. Al
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-03
Fresh Cucumbers Off
OPA Price Control

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. Up
Fresh cucumbers have been re-
moved from price control.
In announcing this today, OPA
said the current crop of cucum-
bers now is expected to be about
% per cent above normal and thus
discourage unusually high prices.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-03
ITuRRI STRICKEl1

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 2. - Up -
Pianist Jose Iturbi, preparing to
leave on a concert tour, was strick-
en- suddenly today and underwent
an operation for removal OF gall
stones. His condition was reported
satisfactory.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-03
AND 12 MEN

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-W.D- Six
hundred thousand bottles OF Scotch
Whiskey arrived today aboard tne
E.gidia, New Anchor Line snip.
from Glasgow. It also carried Il
Passengers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-03

Continued on Page Two; Col.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-03

North Carolina and cool wednes-
east portion Wednesday. eooier
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
WdIfWhitnndn
-EditedCopy
His PROCEED Interview
ICleAtes+4 of Mcrks

Visitors 10 the Walt Whitman
exhibition az the Detroit main
public library NNdlv sense the
spirit Of Whitman tho poet and
the man. which stalks through the
aeeG-stsfHeG- pages -et the poet :
work books apd letters
Among ne SO books Letters.
manuscripts and portrait, shown
the item which hr.ng> Whitman
the nan into CtCarcG fOcgS is an
intcrl lew censored IN Whitman $
handwriting wt'-t-t1 tatei- appeared
in Inc Camden Post In 1885. The
item incIudcs the interview notes,
the typed manuscript ~ tife inter
view 8U1 r1C tIn7t printed copy
with Whitman S comments pasted
To ~
Many original manuscripts OF
Whtmsn> poems IN the process
of revision show his panstak.ng
craftsmanship lie changed words
lI7CS ard entire 5taUzaS IN MS
pocpe>. even alter publication
Sponsored hy the Friends Of the
Detroit Public Library the cNhibi-
tI0n winch contains items from
many 0I tFC natl0nS sm0st treas
tr-eri iittr-f-..t-t- t4ileaiiai4~- viii -eGp--
tinue 10 be open 10 the public
until Max 81,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Sees British
Power Grab
Browder AssaiIs Rift
Of U. S. and Soviet

NEW YORK, May 26 QNSl-
Earl BrowdeF, president of the
Communist political association,
today caused new speculation on
the future line of American Conn
muniStS with charge that unity
between the United States and
Russia has deteriorated.
Addressing a forum last night.
BrowdPr maintained that A very
had situation existed now IN
Soviet-American relationships.
at San Francisco" he de.
ciared, "the American govern
ment departed from the ROOse-
welt policy, brake the unity of
the Big Three and practically
put our international relations
into the melting pot for COM
plete recasting.
Churchill. who had been n
reluctant partner in Tehran and
Yalta. seized the initiative to
set the new pattern.
'It is the pattern OF world
polariLed around American
Soviet antagonists with the
British Empire resuming its
ancient role of umpire of the
world through balance of
power"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
DR.. J. 6. Harvey
Funeral Monday

Or John Gould Harvey. 60
prominent Detroit physician and
surgeon who died THURSDAY lr 'hc
Veterans Hospital, VIII be buried
in WoodlaWn Cemetery after
services ts2,30 p m Monday IN
the William r. Hamilton Funeral
Home, 1875 CssS
The Rev. Frank Pitt VIII Off
ciate.
Born oct. %. 1875. and edu-
Gated in the Detroit public
schools, Dr. Harvey was graduated
from Princeton and obtained his
medical degree from TIE UnYer-
sity Of Michigan.
As a lieutenant commander In
the navy IN World War / nc
served IS months overseas and
later joined the national naval
Volunteers from Michigan As a
senior medical officer.
A specialist IN internal mcdi-
cine. he belonged 10 the Wayne
County Medical Association and
American College ol internal
Medicine and was p fellow inythc
ArorCsn College of Trg ,c.an
Surviving are h. wtr Ltc.tn
= ard daughter Ruth J. o.. i6i
Burn q r fuIt>i-tetS- ts~r-r1r
Je SIC Mr.. DAVID Law and Mrs
. Neii Bentley and g brother Dr
Campbell Harvey.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Trapped Beneath Sea
S Days, Dies a Hero

in a mass of mud, imprcgnated
with steel fragments, which be-
came lmbedded in the bottom
from the explosive which sank the
LIST. His last words were of his
mother.
$50 many of his friends have
written saying That To the very
last. he was your son." said
his mother. land I am proud.
..He-waS on a mipesweeper In
the Pacific for S6 months and
was always trying 10 help his
crew. ON one occasion, he
dived overheard Ia aid one Of
the men, while men on board
shot at the sharks around him.
Zone of the boys he saved
il arriving here next week 10
spend few days with me. The
other boy has promised 10 visit
me as soon a. he il released
from the hospital. where he
has been under treatment since
Owen saved HIM"
Two other SONS, Seaman &C
Robert. %, and Seaman Sc ffar-
old. are i'm the service. Edward,
p, was inducted this week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
William +. WeiqIe

Funeral services for William +.
Weigle 65. of s110 Central, main
tenance engineer with the Grand
Trunk Terminal Warehouse 10
years. will be held at l p. m.
Monday AZ the Harvey A Nicely
Funeral Home, 56S3 Maybury
Grand Burial Will be in Grand
lawn Cemetery. Mr.. WeiGle died
Friday night at Mt Carmel Hos
pital Born in Macon County.
illinois. he was 4 Detroit resident
20 years. and leaves five children.
Harold. Robert, William. Betty
and Mrs. Dorothy Cotner in addi-
ton 10 tho widow, Mrs Flora l..
A Son-rn-faw. Pvt. Noal Cotncr.
is with the Seventh Army IN
Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Patrick J. Clark
Funeral Monday
5ObiFuaries

Requiem high mass VIII be sung
for Patrick J. Clark. 81. World
War / veteran who died WodneS-
day in the Marine Hospital, al
Guardian Angel Church at $50
a m Monday after Shept serp-
lee al the Wcitcnbcrner Funeral
Home. 1891 Gratiot.
Burial will be in Mt Olivet
Cemetery
a member Of the Legion Of
taief and Disabled American
Veterans Clark san Infantry
sergeant in World War /. was
awarded the Distinguished Service
Cross and tho CroiX de Guerre.
He is survived hs=his wife. Aars
Ann. and three children. Gerald
George John 7. and Mrs. John
Albright.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

HNIE ARE training about 100
w men a month. The only
trouble we haVP-Where are the
dogs To work with these men:
1t takes n sound dog 10 pass the
qualifications tor overseas duty.
We do not have them. hope we
can get them.
"It seems utterly impossible
to comprehend this situation.
Here are these boys, all about 10
years of age, asking for and
needing dog. \ dog which
could and would save their lives
and the lives of some Of their
buddieS. We cannot give them
what they ask. In the whole of
the United States there must
he LOCO sound shepherds that
could be given To the army.
"That the dog is valuable has
been proven beyond doubt. II
the public can see their sons
so to =war,why is ii that they
cannot bear to see their dogs
help their sons fght?"
Words are inadequate 10 answer
this question, but may l ask yOu
in tHFH-haNe YOU a sound Shcp.
herd that YOU arc willing 10 Offer
to the army a shepherd that
could and would save a son ; tifc7
Any Dogs for Defense Inc. office
viii give fHtheIHtpTmauoH,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Donald w. Retz

Memorial services were 70 he
held this Sunday Tor Donald W.
RetZ, 19-year-old Detroit mer-
chant seaman who was killed in
a ship collision March 81 and
buried al sea.
The services were scheduled for
II m. in Tabor Lutheran Church.
Wetherby and fireman. The Rey
George Iiildncr, pastor was 10
preach tho memorial sermon.
Seaman RetZ leaves his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Retz Of
1915 Freda a sister. Mrs Lenora
Wilson. and four brothers, all
serving in the armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Hdmtrdmtk May Pass
Tax on Juke Boxes

The Hamtramck city council Is
expected 10 pass an ordinance
Tuesday taxing all luke boxes.
The proposal would levy a $3.50
annual license for establishments
using them.
Distributors would be taxed ac-
cording 10 the number OF ma,
chimes operating IN the city, with
the highest fee $3.50 yearly for
more than 200 boxes and the
lowest SO for less than 25.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Mother Of 7 Missing;
Father Asks Help

-BnSnak. a Enrd worker Of
26SS Lincoln, Saturday asked po-
lice for aud in locating HS wife.
Mrs NIna NJ. Bo>nak. who dlSap-
reared from then home last
Sunday saying she was going to
the grocery.
Mrs. Bosnak is % and has two
children, Sandra, ,, and An
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Strike in MarseiIle

MARSEILLES. France. May 26
UPl-Labor unions called a gem
eral 24-hpur strike in the Mar
Seillc area at midnight last
night in protest 10 government
handling of wage and food ration
UrubfCrr1S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

Hammcrberg volunteered 10 Try
to feseHe -the-two divers, who rad
became imbcdded IN mud under a
Sunken LIST. He cleared one
after four hours of work. shook
hands with him and trudgcd on
under 90 feet OF water 10 aid his
other pal.
Again he was successful hut he
literally took the place of his pal
and became trapped IN such a
manner that five DAYS of constant
attempts to free him failed,
His men stood by his telephone
giving him comfort and cncour-
agement as he remained entanGlcd
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

NO one renders greater
service than he Mhn LAYS down
his life for his fellOwmen
your son did.
Those words were written to
Mrs. Elizabeth Hammerberg, 2634
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Mrs. SYlvie GHberf

Rites for Mrs. Sylvia Gilbert,
wife Of DSR Commissioner Sam
uel T. Gilbert. viii be conducted
at II a. m. Monday at the VIII
liam r. Hamilton Funeral Home,
Cass and AleXandrine. The body
will he cremated at Woodmere
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

Cral Motor <
vice president
in c n a rGc of
manufacturing
Formerly a
colonel in the
a T m y a l !
forces, w hit
taker received
the award ioI
o st a n dInl
| service as chic
| of h = trans.
portatIOn diVI.
sion OF I h ,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

Ninth Air Force Service Com
mand in England, 1913 to July
1914 The presentation was made
at Central District Headquarters,
Air Technical Service Command,
W. Warren and Lonyo, by Col
Nelson $. Talbot, commanding
officer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Dean TO Visit Poland

MOSCOW May 26 INSIDE,
Hewlett Johnson, dean OF Canter-
bury. who is on a visit 10 Moscow
said today ne had accepted an IN
Aiiannn 10 visit Poland --
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

{ a te +. b y
Copadr Henry
r osS IN h g
South Pacific,
in tribute to
her heroic son,
B o a I : V am 5
Mate = owen
II a m merberG,
p a deep sea
diver, who sac
rlficed his life
TO Sa We two
members of has
SalNfauo rrptg
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
By EVE JOLLY

lTIIE cessation OF activities IN
Il Europe has brought many men
home, hut new humcS-arc sad
dened by loved ones still going 10
sA-ta4ia -EAe+e-are -rePiaeemeRts ef
men needed different work 10 do,
requiring new age groups; new
talents ana fresh bodies and minds
are being assembled for our final
drive of specialized warfare in the
Pacific.
As with those fRhhng, so IL Is
wth our Dar dogs. Many haUs
honorabiy finished their term of
Se1uiee- and come home Many
haze been returned because of
age, Others, due TO unsuitable
temperament or because Of a
coat that aft ords too little pro-
lection against tropical pests.
The army k-9 corps needs 1000
sound shepherd dogs about / year
old 'f'hC need IS now. I'm sure no
confidence is broken here. when |
repeat an eloquent appeal from a
friend oIzminC. II brings home TO
me, and ii may 10 YOU, the impor-
tanCc, the dire need for these dogs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
GIN Executive Gets
Legion Of Merit
Former Col. Whitaker
Served in Air Force

The Legion of Merit was
awarded Saturday ia AAa4laca- 5
assistant to the Cen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30
yU. augusta, 1945

Znan je kis .tudi kot sredstvo
"a izpiranje. Ako pri negi zob
dnevno uporabljamo "a grgra-
ME kis, razredcen z vodo, Sc
sluznice grlu. utrdijo in posta-
ne .grlo bolj odporno. - Zelo
osvezujoce je umivanje raz-
redcenim kisom po tezki hoji,
po sportu, prijetno olajsanje Gu
timo, ko smo Sc umili ali kopa-
Ii. Prav tako znano je, da kis
omejuje izlocanje znoja. Vnanje
uporabljan, odstranja potenje.
Dober je kis "a umivanje las,
ker jih napravi svetlejse in jih
okrepi. Ako cd sadja zobje ote-
mne, jih obelimo S kisom.
Ponavljam iznova, da ina vsa
nasteta koristna svojstva lie vim
ski ali sadni kis, nikakor pa ne
kis, prirejen liz strupene esence.
In kis ' gospodinjstvu? v ku-
hinji? Ma nesteto nacinov ga
uporabljamo, "a snazenje, "a
prirejanje sadja in zelenjave,
zlasti kumar in strocnic ma "a
logo, "a razlicne zaeimbe, it'd.
Zelo kisla solata in mocno oki-
sane jedi SO zdravju skodljive.
IL "zenskega sveta" prepisa-
la N. Kalan.
P. S.
Danes ma dan image, ko vsi,
tudi 'Progresivne Slovenke" ze-
LILO, da bi po tel vojni, v kate
ri je bilo toliko zivljenj unicenih
po nedolznem, maj bi oni v ka-
terih rokah je usoda, oziroma
mir sveta, zavrgli vse, kar po-
vzroca vojne. Vsi vemo, da je
cloveski razum ma zelo visoki
stopnji, ker zna toliko ustvari-
ii in vse tudi uniciti. Zato upa-
mo, da DO sedaj znal tudi Sc
staviti pogoje "a stalen mir, v
katerem DO imelo clovestvo raj
ma tel zemlji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30
v prodaji u. S. bondov Sc i

v prodaji U. S. bondov Sc je
v zadnji kampanji odlikovala
predsednica krozka, XII je tudi
obenem glavna predsednica Pro-
gresivnih Slovenk. Imenovala bi
lahko vsako posamezno, kako
sc il vedno mudi, da stori, kar
il narekuje njena dolznost. lie
pojdite v njih stanovanja in Gu
dill Sc boste, kako je vse snaz-
no in redu, pojdite ma njih W.
tove, kako so skrhno negovani.
Nekatere pa Sc posebno odliku-
jejo v rocnih delhi, kar je ne
kaj krasnega in Sc mora dati
cast v tenn oziru vsem Sloven-
kan. .'...
Pri krozku st. 2 je vclanjena
tudi zelo dobra kuharica, poleg
tega, da ina in della najlepse We
zenine. Vselej po seji ina nekaj
posebnega "a prigrizek in okrep-
clio. JAZZ sc le eudim, da :je v
tel zeni toliko dobre wolfe in Sc
posebno pa, kako je vse to mo-
goce "a tako majhno clanarino.
Kmalu DO zopet ugibanje, kaj
Sc bo zopet storilo in priredilo,
da sc stori vec koristnega "a
izboljsanje danasnjih razmer.
Porocevalka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30
Kr0zki
= s. - s..-.r
pl|orocdjo... |
s@& n E45-s -Eas5. ~ 49,. -

Pri krozku st. 2 Progresiynih
Odkar Sc je zakljueilo s 81
vapjem obleke "a stare domoyil-
no, SO clanice vsepovsod drugod
zaposlene. Niti enc nj vec vide
ii, da bi brez della pohajkovala
ker razumejo da je potreba sto-
riti llear najvec mogoce, da se
doseze in obdrzi zopet enkrat
mir, dolgo zazeljeni mir.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30
PorOcilo in Zahvala krOzka
stew. l.

Ma nasi zadnji seji sem spo-
roeila nasim clanicam 0 veliko-
dusnosti enega izmed podjetni-
kov v nasi naselbini, namrec
Mr.. Michaela Soma. MOI ina
svojo cistilnico pod imenom Son
Cleaners and Dyers, 4O6 E. 1856
st. in je ocistil vso obleko, kar
smo jo poslale v start kraj cd
krozka Stew. 1, popolnoma brez-
placno. Trikrat smo poslale in
zadnjic sem sama videla, da je
bio poln tovorni avto in sicer
sukenj, moskih in zenskih, vol
meme obleke, it'd. Ko sem Sc od-
pravila, da placam racun sem
vzela seboj $500, toda kako pri-
jetno sem bila iznenadena, ko
mi je oh vprasanju, koliksen je
racun, odgovoril, da mic, ker bi
mu srce ne dovolilo racunati en-
sam cent "a tax dobrodelen ma
men, namrec "a vojne sirote.
Rekel ie maj clanice krozka po-
rabimo denar "a svoj izlet ali
zabavo, toda JAZZ sem mu odvr-
Mia, da bono podarile ia denar
"a Jugoslovanski Relif, kar mu
je zelo ugajalo. Kadar innate to-
rej kaj "a cistiti, vpostevajte
tako podjetje.
Zahvaljujemo Sc tudi Mr.. in
Mrs. Maras, XII sta YES cas- ta-
ko lepo sodelovala in sprejema-
la obleko, kakor tudi drugace
pomagala delom; dalje lepa
hvala Mrs. Perdan, st., XII je
poslala toliko obleke, kakor tu-
di njeni hceri Mrs. jeanette Ca
hill. Sploh prisrena hvala vsem,
XII ste kaj pomagai v ia pleme-
nit namen.
Cd nasega krozka smo posla-
lie ma glavno predsednico Pro-
gresivnih Slovenk Mrs. Cecilijo
Subelj, vsoto $1O4.86, kar pred
stavlja YES denar, kar smo ga
Sc imele v tozadevnem pomoz-
mem skladu, v katerega so pri-
spevale clanice in nasi simpati-
carji. Hvala lepa vsem. <-
y e Il, ..
s piknikom smo imele zelo lep
denarni uspeh in je bilo tudi ze-
10 lustno. Najpryo sc prav lepo
zahvalimo elanicam krozka st.
3. "a tako velik poset in "a njih
petite in veselo zabavo, dalje
oskrbniku Donna, NJ. C. Starma-
nu' in Drustvenemu Domu "a le-
po postrezbo, delavcem ma pix
niku in sicer Mr.. Steve Barto,
ki je bill "a tOcaja in Louis Ger
nicu,I XII sta delala tako dodge
ure. Hvala Johnu Maroltu, XII
(Dalje na 8. strani)
a Il 5 +
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30

Gospodinje pokupijo v proda-
jalnah mnogo ostrego kisa, Xxi
je prirejen il essence in vode. Ia
esenca je zdravju skodljiva. Ia
to bi sc morali posluzevati sa-
mo vinskega ali sadnega kisa,
(cider vinegar), Xxi ga v casu
sadja lahko pridelamo donna.
Pravi vinski kis nj mic druge-
ga, kakor vino IL grozdja ali
sadja, v katerem Sc je alkohol
pod vplivom ocetnih glivic pre-
delal v ocetno kislino. Ako je
vino pod vplivom zraka dalje
casa, zacne vreti in sc skisa,
Novo tekocino imenujemo kis.
Kis je bill znan re Rimljanom
in Grkom. Ze v starem veku so
uporabljali kis kot zdravilo, po-
sebno v obliki obkladov, XII laj-
sajo vroGico in drugo. Odkar je
leta 1873 Burow izumil ocetno-
kislo glivnico, Je kis izgubil ne
kaj svoje veljave, toda saj ia
glivnica tudi vsebuje kisovo kis-
limo in aluminijev oksid.
Kis pospesuje prebavo, ako ga
vzivamo zmerno ma salati in v
drugih jedeh in sicer S tenn, da
drazi zelodcne sluznice. Sicer je
v novejsem easu limonov sok
marsikje izpodrinil vinski kis,
solno in fosforovo kislino, ven
dar sc tudi Sc dandanes mnogo
uporablja kot hladilno sredstvo.
Pri bolnikih vrocico je poseb-
no takoimenovana kisova limo
NADIA, Xxi pozivi sluznice izsuse-
mega grla, tudi &c il kakrsnega-
koli vzroka bolnik ne sme pitt,
je velika olajsava zanj, ako mu
izmijemo usta z. razredcenim
vinskim kisom.
Veliko vlogo igra kis kot pr
va pomoc pri zastrupljenju al.
kalijem, t. j. z nitronovim ali ka-
lijevim lugom, pepeliko (po-
tash) sodo, in drugo. Kislina XII
sa paralizira deloyanje strupa
in takorekoc predstavlja proti-
strup. Posebno primeren je ,kis
tudi cato, ker je takoj pri ro-
kah, sal ga pac niti v enem 60
spodinjstvu ne SINE manjkati
Nikakor pa ne SINE sluziti kis "a
shujsanje, XII lahko povzroci hui
de notranje poskodbe.
Razen kot notranje sredstyo,
je yazen kis tudi "a vdihavanje,
Dognano je, da 80 delavci, ki
delajo stalno " prostorih prepo-
jenih Is kisovimi parami, poseb-
no sodporni proti boleznim sopil.
v tovarnah, kjer razlicne kemic-
ne snovi kvarijo zrak, 81 poma-
gajo s posebnimi aparati, ri 6
pomocjo kisove pare cistijo
zrak.