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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
Fire Department Tests
School Alarm Efficiency

Announcing the successful close
of the 36th consecutive Fire Pre-
vention week, Fire Chief J. Ludie
Groom yesterday announced that
the department had received credit
for saving the life of young wom-
an to whom inhalator treatment
was administered, following one OF
the eight alarms answered by Viii
mington firemen last week.
One alarm repeatedly was caused
by an overheated stove; one by
a chimney burning out; another
from sparks from a chimney, one
from a defective flue, another from
carelessness and one from an oil
stove, Chief Groom said. Two false
alarms were answered.
Members of the department, ac-
companied by Jaycees, visited the
schools Monday and conducted fire
drills. Results of the drills, as re-
ported by Chief>Croom. were as fol-
lows:
New Hanover high school: at
tendance, 1900; time, two minutes
and ten seconds.
Isaac Bear school: attendance,
300; time, one minute 20 seconds.
Tileston: attendance, LOO; time,
one minute and 80 seconds.
Lake Forest: attendance, 750;
time, one minute.
William Hooper: attendance, 1853;
time, one minute.
Delgado: attendance, 269; time,
one minute and 30 seconds.
St. Mary's, attendance, ITO, time,
IS seconds.
All drills, the Chief stated, were
prompt and orderly.
Concluding his review of the
week, Chief Groom said:
"After a week of presenting the
dangers of fire to the people Of
this city, I sincerely urge each and
every one of our citizens to look
over your homes carefully, make
it as safe from fire as possible,
don't be one of the % who lose
their lives every day in this coun-
try. and don't forget that Fire
Prevention week is each of the 50
weeks during the year.
Fire will strike at anytime and
anywhere and is no respector of
persons. Learn the fire department
telephone number-4466."
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
1ap-Anericans Played Major Role
IN Obtaining Information From Foe

TOKYO, Oct. 13.-tR-A highly
secret u S. army unit made up
principally of REPRESENTATIONS
operated so skillfu1ly on Pacific
battlefields that often it knew the
telephone numbers of japanese
billets.
Existence of the organization was
disclosed this week by Allied head
quarters.
Every document seized in COM
bat by the units operatives, from
periodicals and diaries to maps and
carbon paper, was studied careful
ly by the Allied Translator and in
terpreter section.
This section knew not only the
location of many japanese units,
but also their officers by name
and experience, and the rosters OF
the companies down to the lowest
private.
Captured documents sometimes
proved their value within 20 min.
utes after seizure, when American
troops were sent against the new
enemy installations they disclosed
Among the Nisei in the secre'
unit were some taken off Corregi
dor before the fall of that islanc
fortress. Many have been decorat
ed for outstanding service.
mo group in the war had az
much to lose," said their comman
der, Col. Sidney F. Mashbir o
Washington, D.. c., capture woule
have meant indescribable horror
to them and their relatives in ia
pan. They are worthy,e as indivi
duals and as group, of the high
est possible praise for their invalu
able contribution to the success O
Allied arms.
One Nisei soldier once asket
Mashbir to be transferred from ;
rear echelon assignment to from
line duty. He displayed this lettel
from his father:
my son, I am dying. AS yol
know, I have lived and am dying
as a Japanese loyal to the EN-
peror. You, on the other hand, were
born in the United States ane
brought up in the United States a
an American. You are American
You have had all the advantage,
of education. On my deathbed,
command you to fight for the Unit
ed States, and if need be to Civ,
your life for the United States"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
York Rite Masons Open
Charlotte Meet Today

CHARLOTTE, oct. 10, = up =
York Rite Masonic Grand Bodies OF
North Carolina will open an annual
three-day meeting here Sunday
with religious services at the First
Presbyterian church at night for
Knights Templar.
The Grand Commandery, grand
council and grand chapter will hold
sessions Monday and Tuesday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
WEATHER

Continued from Page One)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.IPeWeather
bureau report of temperature and rain
fall for the "a hours ending pm
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14

dispute. Strike leaders said the
shutdown would be intensified Mon
day. Employers at London's big
Royal docks repeated a warning
that the men would lose their jobs
unless they reported for work Mon
day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
rs Cents A Pair Nylon !
Hose Seen By Chemist

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct. 13-
Rt-Nylon hose at Is cents or less
pair was the prospect held out
to women today by DR.. Hilton n
Jones, president OF the. Chicago
section of the American institute
of chemists. -
DR.. JONES told a Michigan edu-
cation association meeting nylons
of the future would be washed,
shaken out and put right on without
drying.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
Legion Presses Drive
For Veterans Hospital
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
ans Administrator, General Brad
ley.
Unanimous approval for the Le-
sIon sponsored proposal has been
voted so far by the following or
carnations: the City of Whining
ton the Rotary club, the Chamber
Of Commerce, the Lions Club, the
Exchange club, the Brotherhood OF
Railway Trainmen, the Town OF
Carolina Beach, and the Business
and Professional Women's club.
Unofficial sanction has been IN
olcated by several other civic CLUBS
IN the CITY
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
ARGENTINE FEDERAL
VOTE COURT QUITS
Continued from Page Qne)

rested strong man of Argentina,
would continue in power until the
elections six months hence.
Restrictions Lifted
Avalos also announced lifting Of
all press restrictions. Police had
seized the regular 9 p. m. editor
Of La C-itica.
Establishment of a triumvirate
composed of himself, a navy vice
admiral and the figurehead presi.
dent indicated Avalos had failed
10 carry out his expressed inten.
ton to form government with
prominent civilians.
All of Argentina's three main po-
litical parties and industrial, COM
mercial and financial leaders had
made it clear they would not par.
ticipate in any government Avalos
might attempt to set up.
The Federal Electoral court set
up by Peron in anticipation of his
own attempt to become elected
president of Argentina, resigned
today.
Peron, who was taken into Gus
tody by federal police at 4:30
=. m. today, had given the court
full powers, beyond appeal, over
ali matters connected wit helec-
tons and reorganization of politi-
cal parties which he desired to
bring about.
It had failed in its efforts to ce-
organize the three traditional
parties, the radical, socialist and
conservative. It attempted to set
up five-man or reorganization
committees, but party leaders -e-
iected their appointments as COM
mitteemen.
Reach Stalemate
This latest change in Argentina's
political set-up came as efforts of
a section of the armed forces to
Dust President Gen. Edelmiro Far
rell and to turn the government
over 10 the supreme court appear
ed to have reached a stalemate.
War Minister Gen. Eduardo
Avalos, who wants a new govern
ment organized under Farrell I'M
til national elections are held in
April, 1916, appeared to be gain
ing the upper hand, at least~for the
present.
He had the support of the Campo
de Mayo garrison just outside
Buenos Aires which has been the
key to the situation in the past,
and was going ahead with COM
pleting a new cabinet.
But large number of army and
navy officials who have demanded
that Farrell step out so the SUI
preme court can take power pend
ing elections still deliberated at
the military club where they have
been meeting for three days.
Adm. Hector Verenengo Lima
and Juan Fentantes were sworn in
today as navy minister and labor
secretary in a government house
ceremony which was described as
extremely cold.
When Farrell entered the room,
the majority of navy officers
present abstained from the ap-
plauSe the president additionally
receives at such occasions.
Gen, Eduardo Avalos had been
sworn in previously as war minis
te' so the cabinet at present con-
slSts of only three ministers.
The arrest of Col Juan D.
Peron, fallen strong man, was con-
flrmed by his protege, radio
actress Evita little Eve) Duarte
who said police entered his apart
nent at 4::30 this morning and took
him away.
He was said to be held aboard
the gunboat Independence anchor
ed in the new section Of the Buenos
Ares port known as Puerto
Nuevo.
The area is surrounded by
Strong police Gordon and not even
the buses which normally run
there were allowed to enter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
. BODY FOUND

MIAMI, Fla, Oct 13-R- The
body OF Vincent Longobardi, So,
who came to Miami from Brook,
Ign three weeks ago for his health
was found floating in Biscayne
Bay today. He had been missing
from the home of a nephew here
since yesterday noon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14

would increase the number of male
voters from 2l,2ao, 900 to a 1920, 900.
Washington meanwhile has mott.
lied Macarthur that Russian, Brit
lsh and Chinese troops will ioin
Americans in the occupation of ia
pan, his headquarters reported; but
there has been no Word on their
numbers or time of arrival. A
spokesman said 1--WE rather expect
one division from each country
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
CHURCHES TO NOTE
WELFARE SUNDAY
Continued from Page One)

Community Chest and it's annual
appeal for funds. This year we are
asking the churches of Wilmington
and New Hanover county to CO.
operate with us in the observance
of Sunday, October IA, as Com
munity Welfare Sunday"
"Your cooperation will constitute
m 5 important contribution to
the cause, which is that of all de-
mocratic peoples the world over"
In discussing some of the work
confronting tn world, work that
will in some measure be undertake
en- by contributions to the Comnu-
nifty War Chest, Marks wrote:
peace promises great relief for
Our world, but let's not overlook
the tremendous problems Of the re-
turn to normal living.
"Peace won't reduce the need for
character building and recreational
services for our youth, not will it
help the children who have no pa
rents or have been deserted. The
coming Of peace will not provide
food and medical supplies for de-
wasted Allied countries without our
help; it will not build morale by
itself In our armed forces hospitals
without USO services"
In conclusion, he pointed out that
Peace won't be permanent at
home or abroad unless we provide
for essential human welfare needs"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
Cavarreiia Is Senior Loops Most Valuable
Cub First Saeker Beats 0ul Boston CIoufer by 0v-
 erwheIming Margin

NEW YORK, Nov. 15-Phil Cav arretta of the Chicago Cubs, who hit an unofficial 1855 during the past season and then whaled the ball for a .425 mark in the world series against Detroit, has been voted the National Leagues most valuable player for 1945 by an overwhelming margin.
 The 23-year-old first baseman re- ceiyed Is first place votes, seven seconds and one fifth, out of 24 ballots cast by committee repre- senting the Baseball Writers As sociation. He will be the second recipient of the Kenesaw Noun tain Landis memorial plaque, which first was awarded last year to Marty Marion, St. Louis Cardinal shortstop.
 Cavarretta's total of 279 points, out of a possible S36, placed him far in front of Tommy Holmes of the Boston Braves, who ran second with 175. The two battled for the National League batting champion ship most of the season, with Cav- arretta winning out in the stretch.
 Following are the point scores for the high 10 players, based on 10 points for first, nine for second, eight fer third, and on down to one for tenth place. (First place
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
f944 GRID ACES
 FINDING REPEAT
 ROADS TOUGHER
Oklahoma Aggies' B. Fen. imore Closely Press
 ed by Fleet Gael

DALLAS, Nov. 15-Oklahoma A and Ms Bob Fenimore and Geor- gia's Reid Moseley are threatening to upset precedent by repeating, as total offense and pass-receiving champions, respectively, in the na- tion's college football, but they're both finding title defense more difficult than the original winning
 The Flying Cowboy and the man from Gawgia are the only statisti- cal champs of last year who re- turned to the 1945 grid wars.
 Last year, Fenimore left the field far behind as he set an all time average gain of 219.8 yards per game. He has bettered that rate of rushing passing advance this season, having travelled at a 1882 yard clip through his first five games, yet he is just 42 yards ahead of Herman Wedemeyer of St. Mary's.
 Mcseley wound up with 32 catches in nine games last fall six more than his nearest con- petitor. He, too, is going even better in the current campaign after a slow start, with 21 shared in six contests, but has been un- able to shake the challenge of Hubert Bechtol of Texas and Dennis O'Connor of St. Mary's, who are tied at 20 each. O'Connor in six games and Bechtol in seven.
 Figures released today by Homer F. Cooke, Jr., director of the Ma tional Collegiate Athletic Bureau covering all games through Nov. 3 show Fenimore and Wedemeyer far out in front in total offense, Fenimore with 1,166 yards on 137 plays, and Wedemeyer with l,124 on Al in six games.
 Fenimore tops the field in rush ing with 788 yards and 92 carries Glenn Davis of Army, second, witf 691 yards on 54 runs in six games
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
NAMED FOR EAST WEST
 SHRINE CLASSIC
Babe" HoIIingberrY and Andy Kerr Again 10 Lead
 Opposing Grid Factions

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15-Once again it will be Andy Kerr at the helm for the East and Orine E. Babe Hollingbery for the West in the twenty-first annual East West football game played in Kezar Stadium for the Shriner's Crippled Children'S Hospital.
 Dr. William M. Coffman an- nounced yesterday that arrange ments for the New Years Day grid classic were completed with signing of the coaching staffs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the United States Commissioners
 Court for Precinct of Skagway,
 Division Number One, Territory of
 Alaska. IN PROBATE.
 Tn the Matter of the Estate of
 MALCOLM B. MILLER, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Edith Miller, administrator of the estate of Mall colm B. Miller, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said e.ecedent, to ex- hibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first posting of this notice, to the administrator at Haines Drug Store. at the town of Haines, Alaska, the same being the place for the transaction of business of said es- tate.
 EDITH MILLER, Administrator. First publication, Oct. 25, 1945. Last publication, Nov. IS, 1945.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
D. U. w. GLIB NEWS

The Douglas Island Woman's Club held a regular monthly meet ing last evening at the home of Mrs. Glenn Rice, with Mrs. Norman Rustad as assistant hostess.
 Mrs. Rustad announced her resig- nation as treasurer of the club, due to her unexpected move to the States to take place in the near future. She has been an officer of the club for several years and is also a past president of the or ganization.
 During the evening she was pre- sented with parting gift as a token of esteem from her member friends. Mrs Gordon Gray was elected as treasurer to fill the va cancy. As part of the program, an interesting book review was given by Mrs. c. c. Cockburn on Earth and High Heaven" Mrs. Cockburn IS visiting here with her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Johnson, from Lake Stevens, Wash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
BLAZING ROOF

SALT LAKE CITY = Municipal firemen proved that it is possible to save time by walking.
 The smcke-eaters left their equip- ment at the station, walked to the scene of a healthy blaze and had it out before an alarm could be turn ed in.
 The fire was in an adjacent build- inc,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Bessie Elliott of Elfin Cove has been admitted to St Ann's Hospital for surgical attention
 Mrs. Don Anderson and baby son were discharged yesterday and re- turned to their home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
FROM ANCHORAGE

Registered at the Baranof are the following Anchorage visitors A. J. Hill, Charles F. Peck. MT. and Mrs. Bailey Covery, Harold Vondell, Ronald Call, Donald A. Carlquist, Alfred Grey, A. z. Loussac, Dr L. J. Seely and J. M. Bovee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
EDgDEJeENlAS
 NEWS
CITY COUNCIL MEETS

Members of the Douglas City Council met last night with a full quorum present.
 Part of the business of the meet ing was the approval of cocktail dispensary license, applied for by Lee E. Swift, location to be in the present Oasis Cafe
 Routine matters were discussed and cleared and the council ad- journed at 9:30 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
BASKETBALL GAMES

The double header basketball game between Douglas High and PAA, and the Juneau Crimson Bears vs. Signacs, is to be played at the Juneau gym tomorrow night. Yesterday, it was erroneously stated that these contests would be run off at the Douglas gym.
 This is the first official game Of the 1945 -46 season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
FROM sKAGWAY

Louis Rapuzzi and S.-;J. Wiedei of Skagway have arrived in .Jti- neau. They are stopping ay the GaStineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
s. W. BETHEL HERE

s. w. Beitzel, son-inlaw of Russ Clithero, owner of the Sitka Hotel, has arrived in Juneau from Sitka. He is registered at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
FALL STAYS YOUNG
 RIDERS CAMPAIGN

CHICAGO, Nov. 15--Jockey Dean Jessop's drive to shatter an H. year-old record for riding winning horses was temporarily halted to- day
 The 19-year- old jockey, leading the nations riders with 268 win ners, suffered a strained back at Spcrtsman's Park yesterday when his mount fell over that of Alfred Applebee as the horses neared the stretch run in the fourth race.
 Jessop, who scored one win yes terday to come within B of tying the 30l mark set by Jackie West rope in 1883, probably will be back in the saddle some time next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15

The word Napoieon means card game, a type of boot, form of French pastry, and an old French coin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15

Prince Edward Islands is the smallest Of Canadas provinces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15

Some 700 different languages ar' spoken by the tribes of Africa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15

DRINK KING BLACK LABEL!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
FROM sITKA

Sgt. B. L. Hildinger, Jr, from Sitka, is a guest at the Baranof
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15

DRINK KING BLACK LABEL
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
ATTENTION ELKS

ATTENTION ELkS
 Emblem Club Hoe-down, Elks Hall Saturday, Nov. IT. d0,ll6-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-12
ter Sc je vsaj nekoliko odpoci-

ter Sc je vsaj nekoliko odpoci-
la. <.
- Sal sem 81 mislila, - pra-
vi gospa Omanova, ko pride v
sobo in j sivanje vzame z ro-
ke. - Vedela sem! zdaj ne
smete prav mic delati, pa mix
dar ne ubogate.
O, tega ne smete reei, te-
ia; toliko sem bila vedno po-
slusna, da Sc niste mogli prito-
zevati proti meni, - pravi Ma
rija smeje, - zdaj pc sem 20
pet popolnoma zdrava. t.s
- Tako dalec Sc nisfno. Po-
vem vam, vsi smo bill zelo v
skrbeh zaradi vas, pred vsemi
pa, no, sal veste, kdo - zares,
ganljivo je bilo.
Oblak sc pokaze ma vedrem
Marijinem celu in povesi oci.
Res draga moja, ne "a
merite mi, toda ko sem videla
solze v oceh tako dobrega DIR.
Korneliusa - o Bog. - -.
- Gospa, prosim vas, ne mu-
Cite me tako. Zdaj Sc pocutim
mnogo mocnejso in zopet lahko
opravljam svojo sluzbo. Samo
spanja mi je bilo treba. - Ka.
ko pa gre sedaj mojemu male.
mu bolniku? Ali yam je DIR,
Kornelius MEM kaj povedal?
Gospa Omanova molci. Nj We.
della takoj, kaj maj bi odgovo'
rila.
Torej, ne govorite mic
Povejte vendar! - bojece sill
Maria.
DIR. Kornelius nj mic ka.
zadovoljen, - odvrne gospa.
- Ne? In zakaj ne? - Srce
il bije in nehote polozi roko ns
srce. Tako rada je imela Lazo'
ia, da bi dala vse, da hi ga re.
sila.
- Tega vam ne morem raz'
loziti. AVprasajte doktorja, da'
nes opoldne DO pri mas. Ali pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-12

tud veste kaj novega? Pecena
gos "a danasnji prank.
Kako lepo Cd vas, - pra-
vi Maria raztreseno; Meme mi
sli so bile pri Lazotovi poste-
LII in pred seboj vidi VOLTA v
njegovem strahu.
Da, in mogoce tudi uga-
nete, kdo vam je postal cvetli-
ce, XII so danes zjutraj stale
pred vase posteljo, = govori
gospa Omanova dalje, ne da bi
Sc il posrecilo spraviti Mario
IL njene naklonjenosti.
(Dalje pr;hodnji6) L
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-12

da ze onecastis sestro Konsue-
10, ako le imenujes memo ime ;
da nisi vredna zavezati eevljev
temu angelju podobnemu bitju'
Wolf gre IL sobe in pusti Ga
brijelo, Xxi je divjala cd jeze.
Njegova mirnost, XII pa je bila
samo zunanja, jo je najbolj je-
zila.
DR.. Omanova je Mariji po-
magala sleei Sc, kajti bila je ta-
ko slaba, da je komaj premika-
la roke. Kot odlomljena cvetka
je slonela ma roki majhne,
okrogle gospe.
= Revica; gotovo ste imeli
zelo tezavne noci. DR.. Kornelius
mi je vedno moral porocati O
vas, pa hvala Bogu, otrok je
resen!
Maria samo prikima, da bi
govorila, je bila ,preslaba. Ko-
necno sc je mogla brez skrbi
stegniti v postelji. Memo oblic-
.je je bilo tako belo kot blazina.
- o, kako je to prijetno, -
pravi Maria tho z globokim
vzdihom, - kako lepo bonn spa
la.
Memo gladi gospa Omanova
razpuscene lase svoje ljubljen-
ke.
Da, lie spite. Kako dobro
vam bo to delo, - in poljubi jo
ma jasno cello.
Maria trudna zapre oei in
knalu so dolgi dihi naznanili
skrbni gospel, da je zaspala.
Bio je nekaj dni pozneje. Ma.
fija sedi pri oknu svoje sobe in
nekaj silva. Bila je sicer mnogc
boljsa, cetudi je bila Sc vednc
zelo bleda. Dodge noci brez spa.
MIA in razburjenja zadnjih dni
- vse to je ucinkovalo ma MO
Gabrijeline zanicljive besede Ok
slovesu so jo neizmerno ranile
in nikdar nj mogla ma to poza.
biti. Proved jo je bolelo. Diva
dni je skoro neprestano spala