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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-04-17
LEGAL, NOTICE

Raymond Woodrow Heffelfinger, whose
place of residence il unknown and can not
with reasonable diligence be ascertained, is
hereby notified that Pauline Lucille Heffei-
finger has filed her petition against him for
divorce and all proper relief, on the grounds
of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty,
in case No. 37449 in the CourC of Common
Pleas of Allen County, Ohio. at Lima, Ohio.
Said cause may be heard and decided after
the expiration of six weeks from the first
publication of this notice.
Pauline Lucille Heffelflnger. Plaintiff
By Clarence G. Miller. Her Attorney,
504 Citizens Bldg, Lima, Ohio.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-04-17
LEGAL NOTICE

George W. Corbat residing at a743 Heck
Place, Detroit, Michigan, is hereby notified
that Ellen NJ. Cofbat has filed her petition
against him for divorce in case number 81
54s of the Common Pleas Court of Allen
County. Ohio, STYLED Ellen NJ. Corbat, plain
tiff vs. George ". Corbat. defendant, and
that said cause will be for hearing on and
after June 1, 1949.
Ellen NJ. Corbat
BY Light & slfeFd. her Attorneys 5
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-04-17
NOTICE OF. APPOINTMENT

THE STATE OF OHIO |
Allen County, 81.
Estate of Elsie Bierly Deceased
Lester II. Bierly Of Lafayette, Ohio. has
been appointed and Qualified as Executor of
the estate of Elsie Bierly late of Allen
County, Ohio deceased.
Dated this End day of April 1947.
RAYMOND p. SMITH
Probate Judge
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-04-17
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT


Allen County, SIS.
Estate Of Jasper N. DeVier, Deceased.
Earnest E. Devier of 1873 L. McKibhen ST.,
Lima, Ohio. has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator de Sonis non with will an
nexed of the estate of Jasper N. DeVier late
of Allen County. Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 9th day pf March, 1947.
Raymond p. Smith
Probate Judge So
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,,.,............4,..... N~#
The defendant, Walter D. Fiavin, who's.
address is unknown, but whose iast known
address was 1885 South Cregier Street. Chi
cago, Illinois, will take notice that on the
10th day of August. 1946, the plaintiff, Ross
Pepple, filed his petition against him and
Pleas of Allen County, Ohio, the same beinl
Case No. 37,089 In said Court, for the pur
pose of quieting The title of certain real es
tate in said petition described, to-wit;
Situated in the County of Allen and State
InIots Numbers 1915, 1915, 1884, IT.
955, and 1886 in The Rosedale Really
Company's Rosedale Addition to the City
of Lima. American Township. Allen
Tnlots Numbers. 17471, 17472, 1881. IT.
$40, 1881, 1882 and the Middle 1/3 part
of Inlot Number 17479 in Oak Hall Sub
ican Township. Allen County, Ohio;
Inlots Numbers 1s369, 1870, 1880, 1881,
1S389. 1890 and the West 1/2 of Iniot
Number 1891 in Oak Hall Subdivision
No. 2, to the City of Lima, American
Township. Allen. County, Ohio:
InloGs Numbers i7i26 and 1871 in Lake
wood Park Addition to the City of Lima,
Allen County. Ohio;
Inlots Numbers 16750, 1871. 1886, I6-
504. 1896. 1876 and 1912 in The West
End Realty Conipany's Westwood Addi-
tion to the City of Lima, American
Township, Allen County. Ohio;
1HiDLs NUMBERS lbng4s 1boSSs Ibo5Ss Ih9bbs
164of, 16402, 16417, 16419, 16421 and 1922
in c. r. Baechler's Third Addition to the
City of Lima. Alien County, Ohio;
A strip 7-l/2 feet in width off of the
south side of Inlot Number 800 in McDon-
els Addition TO the City of Lima, Allen
County, Ohio.
The prayer of said petition Is that the de
PENDANTS, and each of them, be compeile,
to show their interests in and to tn
premises therein described or be forever bar
red from asserting them that the claimet
interests of said defendants in said real es
tate be adjudged null and void and tina
plaintiffs title be queted against said ciaime'
interests, and for such other further lega
and equitable relief to which plaintiff ma
be entitled.
Said defendant, Walter ID. Flavin, is re
auired to answer said petition on or befor
May 10, 19s7, or judgment and decree wi
be taken against him in accordance with tn
prayer Of the petition
ROSS PEPPLE,
| Plaintiff
BY: REID & DAWSON,
His Attorneys +
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I20ckp0rt

Miss Madeline Bixel of Fostorla
was week end guest Of her sister,
Mrs. f. c. Marshall and other reia-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-04-17

Suter of Lima. Mrs. Melvin Steiner,
who was here to attend the funeral
Of her father John Lehman, returned
to her home in Dallas, Texas, with
them.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-04-17
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE OF OHIO /
Allen County, IS.
Estate of Gottfried Fankhuser Tor Fank-
hauserl (or Frankhouser1 Tor Frankhauser)
Deceased.
Clarence G. Fischer Of Citizens Bank Bldg,
Bluffton, Ohio. has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the setate of
Gottfried Frankhauser late of Allen County,
Ohio. deceased.
Dated this 5th day of April i947.
RAYMOND p. SMITH
L Probate Judge
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-04-17

lhere Is no royal road
hhg one thing at time, and all slowly endues
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-04-17

IN THE COURT or COMMON PLEAS OF
ALLEN COUNTY, OHIO.
Ross PeppIe of Lima, Ohio, No. 37,089.
Plaintiff
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21
Posn)enanja vredao

Cleveland, o. - Skoraj pred
letom mi je sedaj pokojna Mrs.
Teresa zele izrocila vsoto $1OO
"a otrosko bolnisnico s priporn-
DO, ida je Joze re da1 sto, maj
pa Sc zena da stotak, sal so tam
TAXI revezi, posebno pa Sc otro-
ci." Takrat pac nj nikdo mislil,
da jo oh letu ne DO vec med
Pokojna Mrs. zele je bila ved-
no naklonjena ponagati rev
MIN. Koliko zabojev je poslala
v stare domovino in kako je BIZ
la vesela, ko je dobila pismo,
da so dobili zaboje v redu. Ko-
liko bi jih bila Sc poslala, ako
bi je smrt ne prehitela; do zad-
MEGA dina je mislila ma svojce
tn in tam preko luze, kar nam
prica njena leila, da maj Sc il
nikar ne poklanja cvetja, ako-
Dalje ma 8. strand
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21

zvrsti kot ameriSki Slovenc XII Sc vedno
krv, eziku in narodnost naVezan naSo rostno domO
vno Grupe raznih narodnost dvgajo sklade in deuejo
da bi pomagali svojm rostnm domovinam Grupe Polja
kov Cehov Hrvatov Madzarov 1tajanov, Grkov, Judov
Nemcev d it'd, poagajo svojo najveeo pozornost
]fno ponoc, XII o njih drzave potrebuejo
Da Ii sc bono mi Slovenci zadovoljli prvimi tele-
grant, katerimi urgrai mas drzavni oddelek da
tozadevno ponaoe hran poslje Jugoslavjo? Ali bono
stall krizem rok in sprieo ocne nepravcnost, katero
e obravnavano to zgo humanitarno vprasane rekl da
pac sorilo kar e dalo storit? Ne! Vedno in
vedno vsem sredsvi b morali delati temu da olaf
Sao strahovte ezave in strahovo trpenje jugosloVan
skin narodov da odkon nevarnost laote Jugoslavij
vsaj toki meri da b dosega lestvico "lakotnega
umranja Sc vedno je izgledov, da $15000000 XII
odobreni nune slucae, uporab pr oajsav krze pre-
hrane Jugoslaviji totaksno vsoto ina razpolago
mednarodni Emergency Childrens Fund" Dokler nj
potrkao vrata b blo nase san proved nedstono
padati malodusje in opuscati napore XII m do
sedaj izvrsiG
Pri koncu maj ornenimo, da je Amerika ia, XII ahko
pomaga Jugosav Ravno pri zakljucku tega elanka
dobili roke Plan Dealer cd 19. maja Ma poslednii
stran nahaa slika XII kaze eel hr kromprja kaerega
iztovor in ga-poli olje1. da b Bill uporabo!
Pred nasi oci vrs strahovt zlocin pro clovestvu
&c lahko dovoi taksen zloSn, da spzieo mill
udi ceern svetu h trpijo zaradi lakoe pova osron
kolieino kromprja oljem. da ne b bill upo1abo
potem 81 dajmo dovolh zloen da zasujeo drzavni od
delek telegram in zahtevani. da Jugoslaviu pro
ponaoe. da pfepreei laoto, XII krozi onom prebiva
cev, med kateri1ni js 100000 nedolznih otrok!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21

zevanja in enotnosti, ko je pri-
eel kazati resne sirnpatije do IL
koriscanih po vsem svetu.
Vsak clovek, XII sc uci cd de-
.lovnih mas in pravih ljudskih
znanstvenikov, 81 nabere v tel
Soil vecjo izobrazbo kot bi jo
mogel kupiti ma najslavnejsi
univerziteti. Zato nj prav mic
cudno, da je mas osemdesetletni
mladenic Sc danes tako duhovit
in brilijanten, kakor nj cudno,
da je on zgodaj zapopadel pra-
vi smisel Osvobodilne borbe v
Jugoslaviji, odkoder je crpal no.
vo upanje, prijemal "a move
borbene metode in sveze ideje,
XII so Sc razvile il njegovega
zgodnjega truda.
Ako pogledamo v kroniko
.razredne borbe, pricensi Karl
Marxorn, vidimo, da je to bill
pravi zivljenski process, preiz-
kusnja, v kateri SO eni rastl,
drugi padali. Ako pogledamo v
to neizbrisno zgodovino, bono
zasledili razne demagoge in "a
vajalce delavskega razreda, XII
so ma vse mogoce nacine opra-
vicevali svoje spacene ideje z
"teoretskini'' deli. Toda ii mani
vredni in mani vztrajni so Sc
stalno pogrezali, dokler Sc MISC
znasli v objemu visoke imperi-
jalisticne gospode, katero SO
delali kompromise in nacrte "a
osvajanje in podjarmljevanje.
Toda O Kristanu Sc ne more re-
ci, da je bill med mimi, kakor
nj danes ne caplja "a ala Bevi-
nj. Etbin je bill preposten, da bi
Sc udal v tako. podle sleparje.
On .je dobro razumel in verjel,
da DO delavski razred naposled
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21
MAS OSEMDESETLETNI MLADENIC

Zelo redki so bill slucaji, da
je narod cenil in PRIMAL zaslu-
&c cloveku predno je umrl. Zdi
sc mi pa, da DO tovaris Kristan
dozivel dan, ko mu bodo ameri-
Ski Slovenci dali v resnici "a
sluzeno priznanje. To bo morda
preskromno, toda uverjen sem,
da bo pa tembolj iskreno.
O njegovi nagradi, zaslu-
zenem pocitku, katerega zaslu-
Ii vsak navaden delavec oh ta-
ko visoki starosti-80 lett, o
tenn zal nj govora. Pa sal Kri-
stan nj delal "a nagrade, svojih
spisov tudi nj prodajal reakciji,
cato DO njegovo zivljenje teklo
naprej po start navadi - kajti
razred in. narod, "a katerega Sc
je boril preko 50 let - Sc je ko-
maj prebudil, konaaj izsel xiv il
str asne protifasisticne vojne,
vojne, katero je povzrocil isti
nasilni kapitalizem, XII je pognal
tudi Etbina v delavsko gibanje
kakor mnoge druge, da 81 pri-
borijo v brezrazredni druzbi
boljsi obstanek in mir med ma
rodi.
Etbin Kristan je zivel in Ii
vi v usodni dobi, v dobi velikih
trenj, vojn, nagle miselne evo-
lucije in revolucij, XII so vse IL
virale il divjega izkoriseanja
delovnih mnozic. On je vse to
pazno zasledoval in sc vec kot
mani ravnal in ucil il dragoce-
nih skusenj. Vsi ii veliki do
godki MISC sli mimo NIGGA "a
stonj! Svoje pionirsko delo je
pricel v oni nepomirljivi dobi,
ko Sc je delavski razred pricel
zavedati svojih velikih sill, ko je
pricel spoznavati vrednote zdru-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21

in kljnb' vsen6 oviram vendarle
dosegel svoj pravicen ciij. Cd
tod in il tega prepricanja izvi-
ra njegova vera v dinamieno
silo enotnosti in kooperacije, v
nepremagljivo silo delovnega
ljudstva.
Vsak 1lormalen clovek streini
"a tenn, da postane eimbolj vre-
den Clan druzbe, v kateri mora
,ziveti in delovati "a svoj ma
Epredek. Toda bolj redki SO, XII
so spoznali vazno dejstvo, da Sc
moras boriti tudi "a druge, "a
'vse zatirane ljudi, ako hoces
ponaagati sebi in svojinn. Etbin
je spoznal to pred 81 lett, a
mnogi MISC tega spoznali Sc da-
mes. In to je' njegova najvecja
skrb, XII Ga drzi ma delu, da Sc
je nauk bratstva in edinstva
med vsemi narodi med vsemi
delavci brez ozira ma versko in
politicno opredeljenje.
Vsako plodno seme rodi sad.
gAmeriski Slovenci, ziveci v ma
10 boljsem stanju kakor v start
.Avstriji in predaprilski Jugo-
slaviji, Sc sicer MISC oprijeli So
cijalisticne ideologije,, toda plod-
no seme Etbina Kristana in dru-
9Th, je dalo podlago in one po-
'goje, XII so neobhodno potrebni
"a vecje politicne akcije, XII so
Sc in Sc bodo razvijale po d
spretnim vodstvom Slovensko-
:ameriskega narcdnega sveta ma
prihodnji konvenciji, XII DO dala
Kristanu casino priznanje "a
.njegovo plodovito in vztrajno
borbo. To je menda tudi vse,
kar Kristan pricakuje cd arne-
riskih Slovencev.
Zasluga, da SANS tako sijaj-
no uspeva, dejstvo, da so ame-
riski Slovenci vsaj deloma iz-
polnili svoje dolznosti v proti-
fasisticni vojni, da so v najkri-
ticnejsi dobi jugoslovanskih ma
rodov govorili zanje pri vsemo-
gocni ameriski vladi, cd katere
so izsilili casino obljubo, da DO
priznala teznje in pravicne me-
je nasih krvnih bratov, je men,
da najvecja zasluga brata Kri-
stana.
, Obljuba della dolg, pravi neki
.pregovor. Dokler ne DO ameri-
Ska vlada izpolnHa eastne oblju-
be predstavnikom SANS in ame-
riskim Slovencem, tako dolgo
bono morali opominjati kroge
v Washingtonu, da zahtevamo
sarno ono kar je nasega, kar je
.pravicnega ma tenn svetu. In bas
radi tega tako nujno potrebuje-
mo SANS in Sc bolj pa nasvete
in korake nasega slavljenca OBJ
njegovi osemdeseti obletnici! To
DO najvecji dar in priznanje te-
:mu pionirju in ucitelju pravic-
'nejse misli med vsemi Slovenci.
Kadar govorim ali mislim o
Kristanu, mi vedno pade ma UNI
ena in ista stvar: Kako pa je to,
da je mnogo rnlajsih moei med
narni,' XII Sc pritozujejo, da SO
prestari "a delo "a ljudski bla-
gor, da maj delajo mlajsi it'd.
Maj bodo Kristanova svetla de-
la vecno opozarjala vse, da nj
nihee nikdar prestar, da ne bi
lahko kaj naredil. "a boljso clo-
vesko druzbo! To je tudi maj
boljse zdravilo proti starosti
in onemoglosti. LIE vprasajte
Kristana!
Torej zdravstvuj Sc ma mno-
ga leta!
Deluj, da bodo Tvoje sanje in
trud ziva realnost!
George Witkovich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21
Seznon gtdvnih odbornikov Sons-o ii dele
9o+ov, noznoHenh do II. moia "A. ki imoio
provico do zos+oPs+vo no drug konvenciiii
GLAvNI oDBORNIKI

Louis Adamie. castni. predsednik Milford. n
Dr. F. J.
Etbn Krtan predednik Grand Haven. Mich
Janko N Rogel l. podpredsednik Cleveland Ohio
Fred H. Vider. 2 podpredednik Chcago. Illinois
Mirko G. KuhsZ tAjniax Chicago. Illinois
Vincent Cainkar. blagank Chicago. Illinois
Jacob zupan zapisnikar BerwYn. Illinois
Leo Jurovec Clan Izvrsevalnega Chicago. Illinois
Anton Krapenc Clan Chicago. Illinois
Leopold Kushlan
Dr. Andrew Furan. clan
Frank Zaitz Clan Izvrsevanega odbora Chicago. Illinois
Louis zssntar predsednk Nadzornega
Josie zakrak canica Nadzornega odboa Cleveland
Joseph Zavernk. clan Nadzornega Engewood.
Anfon Debevc clan sirsega odbora ShsboYgan. Wis
Joseph Durn Clan sirsega odbora Cleveland Ohio
John TURK Clan srsega odbora Chicago. Illinois
Theresa Gerzel Clan sirsega odbora w. Aiquppa.
Anfon Horzen clan srsega odbora La Salle. Illinois
AndhonY Jersn clan sirsega odbora Denver. Colo
Hev Main kebe clan slrsega odbora Pittsburgh.
Frank klun clan sirsega odbora ----- Chisholm
Helena Kusar clanica SirSega
Kathetine Kranz clanca sirsega
John Kvartch Clan sirsega odbora
John Pollock. Clan sirsega Noble, Ohio
Ludvik Mufz. Clan Sirsega New York. N Y
Anfoineafe Sac canca sirsega odbora Cleveland Ohio
(zda Florid
Theresa Speck clanca sirsega odbora - ST. Louis NO.
vaienfn Sfro clan srsega odbora indianapolis Ind
John NJ Sonich. Clan sirsega odbora | Pueblo, Colo
andrew Vidfich clan SirSega odbofa
ANTON Znasnik clan slrsega odbora ------ Ely.
joseph zore' clan snsega odbora Waukegan. Illinois
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-23
Price Level Too High

Once more we are told that the pres
ent price level is too high and that as
a result consumer-buying resistance has
set in. 1t has been said before, in a
variety of ways. This time the pro-
nouncement is by Joseph Kolodny, presi-
dent of the National Association of
Wholesalers. He was addressing the
convention of the National Wall Paper
Wholesalers association at Atlantic
City at the time.
He put it a little differently. Let
wholesalers and retailers SHARPLY re-
duce prices" he recommended, IN ex-
cess inventories, so that the consumer
may enjoy the savings. IF we are at
present impelled to make certain finan-
cial concessions on this volume of goods,
we should do it cheerfully as good bust
nessmen and good Americans"
Even at a loss, he added, it would
be better to dispose of surplus stocks
than have them spoil in warehouses.
There is little prospect that his adj
vice will be followed in full or even to
a limited degree with enthusiasm. But
it is encouraging to hear a mar at the
head of a great national organization
make such a frank statement. If others
in similar position followed his leader
ship there might be a better chance Of
adjusting our economic unbalance, and
bring production and demand into SCUM
der relationship.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-23

storm-like effect and in later stages,
gave the appearance of a snow storm.
Of the thirty-six cases.. DR.. Hardy
said, twelve we're completely disabled,
eleven partially disabled, three recover
ed and four showed no disease symp-
toms.
Only four out Of ~thirty-six had the
necessary resistance to throw off the
poison or whatever it is that %endangers
human life. Only three of those at
tackled recovered. These are alarming
percentages.
If the atom is to be cracked and if
industry is to continue using beryllium
compounds, we must either expect
tragic increases in mortality records
or medical science must find means for
rendering these compounds negative.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-23

labor, and any further wage increases
will naturally find their reflection in
the price charged the consumer. Coal
is in direct competition, as a fuel, with
other sources of energy such as oil and
gas. The industrial users of these fuels,
who absorb the bulk of the total produc-
ton, naturally seek that which they
can buy most cheaply. If the cost of
any fuel rises out of proportion to it's
competitors, it's markets will inevitably
diminish - and employment will dl-
minish with it.
The workers zeal for money is un-
derstandable. But higher wages will
certainly not benefit him if there are
fewer jobs II or if the purchasing
power of each dollar in the pay envelope
continues to go down.
No group of workers has received
greater gains than the coal miners. And
to continually demand more, regardless
of the economic consequences to the in
dustry, is hardly the part OF wisdom.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-23
GOOD MORNING
He who is firm and resolute in will moulds
the world to hihmself.-Goethe.
College Registration

Wilmington college, for which reg
istration will start on Thursday, will
fill a dual need.
Students proposing to continue their
studies after completing a two-year
course here will be able to go on at the
university of their choice without in
t%erruption. Others who do not intend
to devote more years to their educa-
ton will be offered terminal" courses,
which will fit them for the occupation
Of their choice.
It is to be noted that the North Car
Dina Conference committee on credits
has approved the plan, which means
that the pupil finishing here with the
required credits may enter a university
as a junior. For this group Whining
ton college will offer the customary
arts and science courses together with
prem 'lical, pre-law, engineering and
other technical and professional sub
jects.
Among terminal courses will be bus
mess administration, secretarial work,
and merchandising.
All of this has been told in the news
columns of the Star, but deserves en-
phasis here because of the advantages
to be available to the young people of
southeastern North Carolina. Here
tofore high school graduates in this
region have had to go elsewhere for
such training as will now be offered so
close to home, an arrangement that will
prove welcome to them and especial
ly to their parents who will be under
smaller expense.
Already many young men and wom-
en- have signified intention to sign up
as soon as the registrar is ready to
enter their m The ranks will be
recruited, we are sure, by the time the
college opens on September 4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-23
Outlook In Coal

The governments contract with
John l.. Lewis miners will expire in a
few days. There is small hope that a
new contract will be forthcoming by
July l or by the end of the miners va
cation some days later.
Unless the Senate supports the
House in overriding President Tru-
mans veto of the Taft-Hartley labor
control bill, Mr.. Lewis is liable to call
his miners out again.
If a strike comes, principal demands
undoubtedly will be for higher wages
and more overtime. One can but won
der how long competitive industry can
survive if operating costs are c%ontin-
ually increased.
The principal cost Of mining coal is
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-23
New Occupational Disease

The atomic bomb is deadlier not only
to persons upon whom it may burst OF
within range of it's radioactive after.
effect as at Hiroshima and Nagasaki
One of the metals used in atom smash
ing research and also in making al
Toys with copper or aluminium possess.
es deadly qualities.
DR.. Harriet L. Hardy of the Massa-
chusetts Department of Labor and In.
dustrles drew public attention to it dur
ing the meeting Of the National Tuber-
culosis Association a few days ago in
San Francisco. 1t has been found, she
said, that compounds of beryllium pro
duce a new type Of occupational disease
which she described as a "delayeo
chemical pneumonitis."
A special dispatch to the New York
Times says that DR.. Hardy reported or
thlrty-six cases which occurred amone
workers engaged in the manufacture Of
fluorescent lamps from one month t
tour years after exposure to the com
pound.
The patients, she said, suffered
serious loss of weight and appetite
had long sieges of coughs and exper.
Fenced great difficulty in brea fling
Lung Arrays Of patients in the early
stages OF the disease showed a sane
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-23
Star Program

State ports with Wilmington favored
IN proportion with its resources. to in
clude public terminals, tobacco storage
warehouses. ship repair facilities. near
by sites for heavy Industry and So-foot
Cape Fear river channel.
City auditorium large enough to meet
needs for years to come.
Development OF Southeastern North
Carolina agricultural and industrial re-
sources through better markets and 1000
processing, PULP wood production and
factories.
Emphasis on the regions recreation
advantages and Improvement OF resort
accommodations.
Improvement OF Southeastern North
Cardinals farm-to-market and primary
roads,. with a paved highway from Top
sail inlet to Bald Head island.
Continued effort through the City's In
dustrial Agency to attract more in
dustries.
Proper utilization OF Bluethenthal air.
port for expanding air service.
DE. elopment Of Southeastern North
Cardinals health facilities. especially in
counties lacking hospitals. and includ-
ing a Negro Health center
Encouragement OF the growth Of COM
mercial fishing.
Consolidation of City and County
governments.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-23

engines. These would soon use up
all the oxygen in the air ana lea'e
none for the crew 10 breathe
When it is submerged, the Suo'
marine is driven by large elec'Il'
motors. Power for the motors u
supplied by great storage D@'
teries: these are charged by t'
Diesel engines when the boat rISs'
to the surfac. =.
When the submarine is on 'ns
surface. it is generally steeFsu
from the bridge o. the oonala5
tower. or from inside the tower
if the weather is bad. When wv
loaf is submerged, the Slee..ss
station is in the control room "llI,
in the hull. Besides the uSua.
vertical rudders which steer as
vessel to the right or left, tos.s
are horizontal rudders when ON ~
used when the ship is 10 go w
or down. The balance Of the s.ip n
under water is affected not oa M,
by these rudders but also oy w. -.
tain tanks, which are emptied u
filled as required. r..,i.,
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