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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
VETERANS WARNED
ON TRAINING JOBS

A complete misunderstanding of
the vocational training program
provided for veterans under the GI-
Bill of Rights is the cause of MANY
ex-servicemen failing to receive
their monthly government subsis-
tence.
The veteran, according to Leon
ard Barrett, representative of the
North Carolina Veterans commits
sion, in many instances has failed
10 follow the proper procedure in
the applying for and in the accept
ing a job.
This, Barrett said, results in the
veteran not receiving a. monthly
allowance from the government to
supplement- his on-the-job training
income.
The veteran, Barrett explained,
should. after filing his form 1850
asking for a letter of eligibility to
participate in the program, confer
with officials of veteran agencies
and receive full information as to
the procedure necessary to accept
employment under the stipulations
Of the GI-BiIl
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
TEXAC0 PLANNING
$4,000 STATION

Property at the corner of 10th
and Market streets has been pur-
chased by the Texas company to
be used as the site of a $50, 900
master service station, it was an
nounced yesterday.
Plans for the station are being
completed and it's construction is
expected to get underway in the
near future. The station, which will
be modern in design and equip
ment, is expected to be the most
elaborate of the company's local
facilities.
Initial work is expected to be
started when the tenants, now liv-
ing in houses on the newly-purchas-
ed lots, have been vacated.
At the present time the company
maintains gasoline and oil terminal
facilities in South Wilmington, Pro-
ducts of the company are brought
to the terminal wharves regularly
and transported to other points by
truck and rail.
Property purchased totaled $37,-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
Commission Claims Doc.
tors Charge Based On
False Information

RALEIGH, Feb. 9.-R-North
Cardinals industrial commission
argued today that doctors COM
plants of fee-cutting we're based
on incorrect inform alton.
The executive committee of the
North Carolina Medical society,
which said it had given long and
studied attention to the matter,
told Governor Cherry yesterday
that doctors were highly irritated
over the "scandalous'' manner in
which their bills had been reduced
by the commission. The commit
tee said that in the final analysis
it was the patient who suffered.
Chairman T. A. Wilson of the
industrial commission, appointed
to represent labor, management
and the public, summoned his
group into hasty meeting today
and came up with statement.
1t follows:
"From the reports in the press,
it would appear that some Of the
spokesmen of the committee from
the medical society of the State of
North Carolina who protested to
Governor Cherry Friday afternoon
concerning the supervision of medi-
cal bills in compensation cases by
the industrial commission have
been misinforned, or at least are
unfamiliar with the present pro-
cedure used in connection with
the approval of these medical
bills.
''The statement credited to Dr.
George Westbrook Murphy Of
Asheville, an x-ray specialist, that
the commission is operating under
fee schedule adopted 16 years
ago" is without foundation. The
facts are that the commission
adopted new fee schedule De-
cember 20, 1914, after several con-
ferences with duly appointed
committee of four from the State
Medical society. This committee
from the State Medical society sub
mitted to the commission a COM
plete new fee schedule, including
many new items, and a request
for increases in many of the old
items. Because of delay in print
ing, this fee schedule became ef-
fective June l, 1915, at which time
there appeared an article in the
North Carolina Medical Journal by
the committee. calling attention OF
the doctors to the new fee sched-
ule. The commission, in an effort
to inform the doctors of the new
fee schedule, arranged with DR..
Roscoe Mcmillan, secretary OF the
State Medical society, to have the
envelopes addressed from the OF
ficial mailing list. A copy of this
fee schedule accompanied by
letter was put in the mails to every
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
State Police Hunting
Victim Of Hit-And-R Run
Accident On Beach Road

State highway patrolmen yester-
day were looking for the driver
of car which was struck by a hit
and-run driver on Carolina Beach
road, near the Sugar Bowl, Friday
night.
They are holding Carmen Tom
asl, Camp Lejeune, under $3.50
bond in connection with the acci-
dent.
According to investigating Off
GERS, they were patrolling Carolina
Beach road when a car sWerved
directly into the path of machine
they were following, collided and
kept going.
The officers turned their car
and chased the alleged hit-and-run
driver, Tomasi. After apprehend-
ing him, they returned to the
scene of the accident but were un-
able to find the second car. No
charges are to be preferred against
the missing driver, police say, but
they do need him for a witness,
they explained.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
Troop 36 Will Attend
Church Services Today

Troop &c. Sunset Baptist church,
will attend services tonight in a
body in observance of Scout, Sum
day, which is being observed ma
tionally.
Members of the troop, held its
regular meeting, Friday night, at
which time Frederick M. Hintze,
Jr., assistant scoutmaster, led the
boys in discussion using "a
Friend of God" as his theme.
John Price was named Honor
Scout for the week at that time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
Industrial Unit Ans1uers
Fee Cutting Complaints

member of the society in the state.
1.-The first paragraph of the fore
word Of this fee schedule reads:
(The following fee schedule re-
vises and supplements the sche-
dulles adopted in 1929, 1885, and
1880
'"The 1945 fee schedule was
agreed upon by the duly appointed
committee from the State Medical
society and the members of the
Industrial commission, after sew
eral conferences, at which time
many fee schedules in operation
within and without this state were
considered.
"When the workmen's compen-
sation law was adopted in 1929, the
commission, Immediately after ap-
pointmept, went to the president
of the State Medical society, who
appointed a cRmittee, and this
committee subfHitted a schedule
of fees which was accepted with
only few minor ch hanges. Every
time that new fee schedule has
been adopted, or the old one re-
vised, it has been after confer
ences with a committee from the
State Medical society.
THE impression was left that
laymen pass on the medical bills.
While the law places the response
bility on the industrial commission
to approve all medical and attor-
ney's fees, the commission has
full-time medical director who is
and has been an active member
of the State Medical society for
over Sc years, who passes upon
the bills.
'In a further effort to work In
harmony with the Individual men,
bers and the society as a whole,
the commission adopted in 1885
plan proposed by the then presi-
dent, and an official committee
from the State Medical society,
whereby the State Medical society
named an advisory committee of
three physicians to pass upon any
contested medical bills appealed
from the decision of the commits
sion's medical director. With the
exception of one occasion of ap-
proximately IL bills when the COM
mission referred these back to the
committee to be reconsidered, the
commission has accepted the rec
concentrations OF this committee.
"There was the further charge
that the industrial commission has
been "cutting doctors fees SUBJ
stantially below the fee schedule. y
The commission has not been cut
ting fees below the adopted fee
schedule; however, the commits
sion will agree that there might
be some isolated case, and where
it has been called to the attention
of the commission, the reduction
has been happily corrected, and
the fee restored. The commission
has had the unique experience of
some doctors requesting that their
reduced bills be not referred to
this advisory committee.
During the past six years, a
total of $16,192, 161 was paid out
in workmen's compensation bene-
fits. Of this amount, $10,981 1868
was paid to the injured workers,
widows, and orphans, and $5.21O,-
293 paid to the doctors, hospitals,
ETC."
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
County Bar Association
To Elect New Officers


The annual election of officers
of the New Hanover County
Bar association will be held
Wednesday night, Feb. IS,
when members of the group
hold their quarterly meeting.
A banquet in the Friendly
cafeteria at ! o'clock will pre-
cede the business session.
Judge John ]. Burney of the
Eighth judicial district will be
guest speaker. Clayton C.
Holmes, secretary, has re-
quested members who expect
to attend to- make reserva-
tiOnS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
GROUP PLANNING
FOREST PROGRAM

,AsHINGTON, Feb. g. up "A
'se group is organizing to seek
'ouss East s2,0OO,o 900 in federal fund:
a. nationwide forest researct
W .nd development program.
A. 18 member southern group,
nh ~, obtained 100000 last veal
s WI Establishment Of IL experiment
~ ~ stations, forms the nucleus Of
he bloc.
Don Gibson D-Ga), chairman OF
!. wv unofficial southern committee,
.nJ .,s a reporter that so many rep
wv, l..antatives from other sections ev-
i,onced interest in our program,
u. .u decided to invite them in seek
Nss+;on.wide research and develop
nent.'
The Georgian estimated approx
.atp1v 81 900, 900 of the tentatively
.lrd ..areed upon $2,100,000 would be
.ssded 10 to complete the 81 expert
ns nsn+ stations and forests included
~ I +he southern program. The full
avtent of the request will not be
l,nown until congressman from
other o regions submit their plans,
b,,t I he said 1t would be at least
s2.OOOOOO.'
The southern units already oper-
.tino come under supervision of
+bn 4ppalachian experiment station
a+ Asheville, N. c., or the Southern
Forest Experiment Station at New
Orleans.
Since the program was inaugur-
,ted two years ago with $4,000,
Gibson said stations had discover
ID that the running of pitch from
pine trees could be greatly stimu-
lated by the use of chemicals and
that scrub oaks could be converted
into wallboard.
In addition, stations experiment
with the best species for various
localities, make studies based on
local needs, and operate expert
mental forests where farmers are
shown latest fire-fighting, produc-
ton and harvesting methods.
"It definitely has been proved"
the Georgian said, "that woods
land can be made to produce 81
an acre yearly on a perpetual-yield
basis. We are seeking rehabilita-
ton and full development of our
forests.
Southern forests cover 1874. .000.-
600 acres and represent an invest
ment Of 81, 300, ,00O,o 900. They furnish
5 per cent Of the national timber
requirements, bring an income of
S95O,O0O,000 and give employment
to $4,000 workers in the woods and
sawmills."
Beckworth O-Tex} and EngIe
O-Calif) were two members Glib.
son named as having expressed a
desire to cooperate in seeking the
S,OOO,OOO nationwide program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10

o0o according to the deeds of trans
fer OF three lots, or portions, filed
with A.. B. Rhodes, register of
deeds.
Properties purchased were from
Richard A. Cromwell and wife,
part OF lots l, 2, and 8, block 161,
33 by $50 feet.
From Stewart T. Highsmith and
wife, part of lots l, 2, and 8, block
161, 33 by $50 feet.
From Katherine E. Vollers, part
of lots /, and 3, block 161, 80 by
$50 feet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
Itchy Pimples
Kill Romance

Many shattered romaaces may
be traced directly to scratching of
skin blemishes. Why tolerate itch
ing of pimples, eczema, angry red
blotches and other irritations, when
you can get quick relief from sooth-
ing Peterson Ointment? 35c all
druggists. Money refunded if one
a5ppncatlon q does not delight you.
peterson Ointment also soothes
lrrltated and tired feet and cracks
between toes
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
BROADWAY STAR
TO APPEAR HERE

Muriel Rain. who played the
role of Carmen in the Broad
way musical show. GARNER
JONES'" will be the featured per
former of the final concert ses.
sion sponsored by Williston In.
dustrial school, Friday, Feb. 15
at $3.50 p. M, in the school audi
toriun, 1t was announced yester-
day.
A graduate of Tuskegee institute,
the conservatory of the University
of Nebraska, and student at
Juilliard School of Music. New
York, Muriel Rain also has ap-
peared in other Broadway produc-
tions, including the Alfred Lunt-
Lynne Fontaine show, THE Pi.
rate" Following several engage.
ments as night-club singer in
New York, she appeared in Paris
and other European cities.
Dark baking pans help cakes,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
THREE-A
STEELMAKING CAPACITY

STEELMAkING CAPACITY
NEW YORK, Feb. 9-tR-The
nations steelmaking capacity as
of Jan. l was rated at 81. .89O, $50
tons of ingots and steel for cast
ings a year-a decline from the
wartime peak, but by far the
highest capacity ever available
in a peacetime year, the Ameri.
can Iron and Steel institute said
today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10

Washing the bag on a vacuum
cleaner removes the special finish
on the fabric that makes the bag
dustproof. Brush il instead
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-10

Fine quality gabardne these days So present
group suits that tailoring is proud
such fine fabric deserves are
itself Black chocolate brown green god
blue fascinating cardigan and tailored models
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-11

ske povezanosti z drugim viso-
kim solstvom V Sloveniji so bill
izneSeni razni predlogi. Nekate-
ri so predlagali, da hi visoka So
la delovala V okviru pravne ia
kultete, drugi, da Sc ustanovi
posebna fakulteta, nekateri pa
so zeleli, da bi Sc ustanovila po-
VSem samOstojna Visoka Sola. Ma
sestankih in anketah so bila ia
vprasanja precej razciScena. Ia
misel, da Sc omogoci slovenskim
dijakom gospodarski studij, je
zmagovito prodrla ne Same po
prizadevanju samih diiakov,
temveG tudi zaradi tega, ker je
ia zahteva zivljensko utemelje-
ma tako V naSi sedanjosti kakor
tudi V bodocnosti.
Uredba Wade ljudske republi-
Ike Slovenije doloca, da Sc ma
uniVerzi V Ljubljani ustanovl
gospodarska fakulteta, "a ka:e-
70 veljajo dolocbe zacasne ured-
be Wade LRS O univerzitetnih
oblastvih in ucnem osebju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-11
brez hrbtenice
III ljudi, Xxi so Sc prostovolj-
no udinjali okupatorju "a
policijskO sluzbo

Ljubljana, IA. julia. - V ne
kdanjih skofovih zavodih V St.
Vldu je pod predsedstvom sod
nika DIR. Andreja Lasica sodilo
sodiSce "a Slovensko narodno
cast III osebam IL raznih stanov
in poklicev, zvecine mlaisim
lJudem, katere je javni tozilec
DIR. Same Dostal obtozil, da so
zakrivili kaznjiva dejanja pc q.
z. zakona O kaznovanju zlocinov
in prestopkov roper slovensko
narodno cast. ZagreSili so iih S
tenn, da SO upravno sodelovali z
okupatorjem, ko SO stopili V ME
gov policijski sestav in oprav-
Ijali sluzbo ma mestu, XII je bio
"a okupatorja posebno vazno. S
tenn so okupatorja razbremenili,
da je mogel svoje ljudi poslati
ma druga mesta, V glavnem ma
fronto, obenem pa so S takSnim
zadrzanjem skodovali ugledu in
casti slovenskega naroda in sla-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-11

Takrat, ko SO rdecearmejci
osvobodili P~rekmurje, prvi ko-
Seek nase slovenske zemlje, so
kmecki ocanci, SO kmecka dekle-
ia hodila k Rusom: "Da bi po-
znali Ateno! Ia YAM je parti-
zanka! Ia YAM je junakinja!"
Ko je priSla Atena med ME,
so jo dvignili ma roke, jo poljub-
ljali, il stiskali roke in jo gla-
dill pc svetlih laseh. Toda V Ate
nj je bilo polno the skromnosti.
Oci so Sc il zarosile in ustnice
SO il zatrepetale.
"Kaj JAZZ, kaj mi! Najvecji de-
LEI pri nasi svobodi innate vi,
nasi rdecearmejci!"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-11

nutek "a trenutkom padala V
omedlevico. Potem, ko Sc je IL
lizala IL prve nevarnosti, SO mo-
rail- re spet znova prevzeti Dor
DO. Pri umiku SO morali gaziti
pc preplavljeni Lendavi. Ma Co.
rickem 81 je oh zakurjeni pecici
odtajala noge. Imela je straSne
ozebline, XII so 10 zgale boil kot
vse rane. Noge so Sc il zmehu-
rile, rane Cd ozeblin in Splitter
jew so Sc il ognojile.
In spet hajka, spet bosa z ra-
njenimi nogami pc trdem, zmr-
elem snegu, spet beg, spet Dor
ba, spet zmaga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-11
Ustonovitev gospodorske fokvItete
ma Univerzi LjUbIiuni

Vlada Ljudske republike Slo-
venije je izdala uredbo O usta-
novitvi gospodarske fakultete V
Ljubljani. S tenn je reseno pere-
&c vpraSanje visjega gospodar-
skega Studija "a vzgojo gospo-
darsko in politicno izsolanega
kadra, XII DO sposoben voditi in
~izvrSevati velike gospodarske in
politicne naloge V bliznji dobi
gospodarskega razvoja in po-
leta.
Zahteva pc gospodarski fakul-
teti Sc je pojavila re kmalu pc
prvi svetovni vojni, nj pa naSla
pravega odmeva. Znova je OH
vela pc pravkar koncani vojni,
ko Sc je pojavilo vpraSanje, kje
maj dokoncajo svoje Studije Ste
Vilni slovenski slusatelji gospo-
darskih we'd, XII so pred vojno
studirali ma gospodarskih viso-
kin Solah V Zagrebu in Beogra-
du in sedaj nimajo moznosti
tam nadaljevati studija. Ustano-
Will SO iniViativni odbor, XII 81 ie
nadel nalogo, zbrati vse SUDDEN
tie gospodarske stroke, XII so mo-
rail- zaradi vojne prekiniti Stu
dij, in odstraniti vse ovire "a
nadaljevanje studija. Iniciativ-
nj odbor je stopil V stike S pred
staVniki slovenske ljudske obla-
sti, kjer je nasel potrebno razu-
meVanje. ze V kratkem casu po
ustanovitvi inciativnega odbora
Sc je %prijavilo so slusateljev 60
spodarskih we'd, XII MISC mogli
dokoncati studija, in mad 300 alb
solVentov gimnazij in trgovskih
akademij, XII SO Sc nameravali
posvetiti studiju gospodarskih
we'd. Verjetno pa Sc DO V novo
fakulteto vpisalo Sc mnogo vec
dijakov, kajti re pred vojno je
ma gospodarskih solah V Zagre-
bu in Beogradu studiralo okoli
300 slovenskih dijakov, V mo
zemstvu pa kakir so.
DanaSnje razmere V novi dr.
zavi pa Sloveniji narekujejo Sc
vecjo skrb "a vzgojo gospodar-
sko in politicno izSolanih ka-
drov, ker bodo potrebe gospo-
darskih strokovnjakov V bodo-
Gem razvoju gospodarstva IRE
dino velike. Tega Sc dobro zave-
da tudi mladina, XII Sc "a ia STU
dij bolj zanima kakor kdaj koli
pref.
Glede oblike in organizacii-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-11
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-11

bill njegovo odpornost. Javni
tozilec je zahteval kaznovanie
vseh pc q. 8. imenovanega "a
kona.
Sc nam je dobro V spominu,
da Sc je zlasti lani oh mobiliza-
CHI v vrste slovenskih "domo-
brancev" mnogo mlajSih ljudi
izognilo tel mobilizaciji ma ia
nacin, da SO Sc prostovoljno pri-
iavili V policijsko sluzbo. Mno-
go kmeckih f~antov, posestniSkih
sinov je bio med mimi, pa tudi
precej Solanih, juristov in po-
dobnih. Zlasti kmecki fantje, XII
so Sc S pobegom v prestolnico
izognili mobilizaciji V partizan-
sko vojsko, SO kaj energicno po-
stopali proti ljubljanskim "Skri-
GEM, Xxi da daiejo "potuho par
tizanom in OF. Vecina obto-
zencev il pestre skupine III pa
ie bilo takSnih, XII IL kakrSnih
koli raZlogov MISC naSli boljSega
izhoda IL stiske, V katero mas ie
spravilo pocetje okupatorjev.
Sami V sebi MISC naSli dovolj no.
tranje sile, da bi Sc il svoje
osebne zagate resili z vstopom v
vrste borcev ali vsaj ma nacin,
da ne bi bila S tenn prizadeta Mi
hova osebna in naSa skupna ma
rodna cast. Nekateri IL skupine
teh III obtozencev SO bill cello
simpatizerji OF, a MISC bill do
wolf mocni, da bi sledili Meme
mu pozivu, maj Sc ne vdinjajo
okupatorju. Iskali so izhoda IL
zagate ali V 'domobrancih'', to-
rel z orozjem proti lastnemu
bratu, XII Sc bori "a svobodo svo
jega naroda, ali pa V policijski
sluzbi. S tenn pa so obcutno raz-
bremenili smrtnega sovraznika
naSega naroda in oblatili narod-
no cast.
Zdaj, pred sodniki so vsi ii
Stevilni obtozenci skesani pri-
znavali, da Sc vsaj zdaj zaveda-
10 svoje krivde. Prepozno sicer,
da ne bi zasluzili primerne ka-
mi: sodiSce "a narodno cast jih
je z izjemo tistih, XII so bill opro-
Scent ne sicer krivde, a vendar
kazni, ker so dokazali, da so tu-
di V svojstvu policijskih name
sGencev opravili svojo narod-
no dolznost, obsodilo vse ma Ia
hko pristine delo cd pol do enc
ga leta in an izgubo castnih dr.
zavljanskih pravic cd l do 3
let ali pa lie ma izgubo castnih
pravic. Kot obtezilno je pri ne
katerih bio upoStevano, da SO
bill intelektualci, torej ljudje,
XII so mogli razumeti teze svoje-
ga raVnanja.
Prepozno je bio spoznanje
zmote in krivde, da ne bi bill
kaznovani. Nj pa prepozno spo-
znanje, da morejo svoj greh v
bodoce popraviti. Najbolje je to
spoznal tisti izmed obtozencev,
XII Sc je iskreno pokesal svojega
ravnanja in je izjavil, da spesa-
no sprejema kazen, XII mu 10 DO
nalozilo sodisce "a narodno cast,
pc odsluzeni kazni pa Sc DO po-
trudil S postenim delom popra-
viii krivico.
DRAWN tozilec 81 je glede
vseh obtozencev pridrzal pravi-
CO nadaljnega pregona, &c hi Sc
naknadno izkazalo, da je kateri
izmed Min zagresil Sc kakSno
kaznivo deianje, XII sedaj Sc nj
ZnanO.