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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
Gii,e StaNt prmft ikre
1crurteile

Der ibottii6e 9idter Hobert
Burns meinte einmal. Dob aae Wien,
ifen 6eten iouten, oaB iie imitanoe
,uGren iib ielblt in einem iolden 2id.
te 81 ieben, in Dem iie ibre Witmen.
ihen ieben. SSln berfloiiencn Sa6y
bat bas Solf bon Ninneapolis, Min,
neiota, Der sr0bten Staot in elmer
@egeno Die als &ornfanmer Ser @ell
be3eihnet miro, oieie @abe Der alar.
iidt erbalten ,mo guar ourb eineu
Muiiat iiber Winneapolis, sen eiu
MuBenitebenber ifrieb. Gr lit eine
MutoritGt auf Dem @ebiete Ger 8e'
aieblnaen 5tuiiden ben @rlppen il,
9lmerifa unb Der Mufiat erId)ien 5,t
erit in elmer 3eitibrift. er entbieli
feline shmeibeleien. iMber ben 8iir'
germ bon minneapolis tpar iein Sn'
balt nem unb ungeipobnt nno bes'
suegen brl,dte cine 3eitllng IN Min.
ten Stabt zines iebr fortihrittliden
neapolis Den Mrtifel gefiir5t ab. Die
8urger ser Sta6t laien oa Die foIeen'
ben @orte:
%an fon,te nit eapiiier Beredti.
gilns bebaupten, oab Mimeapolis
Die Sauptitaot oes Mntiiemitislnus IN
oen 9ereinisten Staaten it, Co.
,ueit mir befannt lit, lit Minneapolis
Die ein3ige Staot in ben 8ereinistet
Staaten, mo infolge Der llebung un>
@e,uobnbeit ben Suoen Sie Mitsltca'
ihaft in Den lofalen Srganiiationeu
Der ,2itpanis, Motarp, 2ions plnb
1oaitmaiters nerihloiien bleibt. 60
ear Der Mutomobilflub bon Wlinne'
apolis lebnt Suoen ais Mitglieocr
ab."
Man fraete fib oaraufbin in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06

/, eaB iie in bieicm Sale BON ibren
Maht6eillanillen @ebrouh MAIDEN
fcnaten, nm bas IuseinanberreiBei,
einer 6amilie 5u perbinoern.
@or einem Sabr 1puroen siuci flei
ne &inber nit ibrer Wutter als ame
rifaniite Yiiraer in sic gereinigte1
Gtaaten 5ll9elaiicn. slls oGun Sci
Sater gum Common Council um Sill
fe bel ieincr Ginbiirgerlng FAM, iteIltt
es iid) beruus, oaB Elm ssebler unter.
lanfen tuar i,nb sic beioen fIeinen
MGSfen nod 'MuslGnocr paren. 0el
Common Council auanbte iih an oas
Staatsoenartmcnt uno oie Gimpon
oerllnasbeb0roen, nm oieien sebler
81 berid,tigen, uno nun tperoen oit
beioen Mdbhen 5uiamlnen nit ibren1
Gater Siirger tperSen.
Gs mag sunGhIt als eine boff,
nungsloie slufsabe erideinen, IN
slmerifa einen SnfeI ober cine Tante
al,sfinoig 5,1 MAIDEN nit feiner an.
beren Snformation lals ibrem Na.
men - aber genau oies lit, .pas oem
Common Council I'M Sale zines
Sssunaen selans, Ser fid in einem Ser
w Camps in 0eutidlano befauo
3u @eibnadten porigen Sabres fam
er Sen 9eamen elmer in Californian
lebenoen Srau in einem Haar 2iebes-
aabenioden unb idrieb an iie uno Bat
INN ihre Silfe beim Muffinoen ieines
Snfels uno ieiner Sante, ieiner elm.
5iaen nod lebenoen @er,panoten. sic
iibermittelte ieipe 8itte an bas Mote
&reus, bon oort eine es an 6en Com.
mon Council, Ser ieinerieits eine
fur3e Geibibte oes SAILS an bie
SdluB auf Seite Z.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
&rlSihci, Scr 8ej<brGn>
euneen fiir KreNite

@albinaton. aeit Afn 1. @opem,
Der erloIdten oie @eriiiglngen, oit
bon Der Nominiitration mGbrcuo bes
&rieges berallsgegeben moroen mareu
llno Die &reoitaeidGfte fontroaierten
Us mar bisber iiblih nod einem0rit,
tel An5ablung Sen Heit Ser slb,ub-
lung allf Elm Sabr 81 oerteilen. Die
areoitae'ddfte iollen iib seeinist bo-
ben Elm Srittel sln5ablung unS 1H
Sobr gb5abluns 81 be,uilligen. So
tuliroe oaSllrd Sen 2el,tcn uno Sen
@elbdtten beiier aeNient Iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
Dte @eneralber( er(atmmlung
oer Vereinten Aationen

uno Dem @eltgeipiiien sroBesGe,pidt
- quaii als elm. Sorlm Der @elt.
meinung, uno audi als eine Static.
no fleinere Rationen ibre Mniibtcn
81 @ebor bringeu f0nnen.
9ie @eneralperian1mIuns lit oas
einsige Organ Ger 8ereinten Natio.
nen, in Dem ieber Wfitglieositaat
pertreten lit, unb IN Dem ieber cine
Stimme bat - uno oies s1par, Oh.
tuobl er iiinf Oelesierte 81 Sen cit.
sl,ngen entienoen fann. @elpobnlib
iueroen oie Gntifeiouneen Der Gene.
ralperIamnlung ourh einiade Maio.
ritGt ser ampeIenoen Selegierten ge.
troifen; IN ,pibtigeren Sragen aber
beoarf es elmer Stpeiorittel+ +Mebrbeit.
@enn ser Siderbeitsrat Ger 8erein.
ten Nationen iib nit einem 4roblem
befaBt, lit es ser @eneralperianm.
lung unbenommen, oieies ebenfaas su
erortern. Singegen fam iie in oieier
Mngelegenbeit feinerlei Gmpfeblun.
gen MAIDEN, obne bonn Siderbeitsrat
oarlm eriud,t .poroen 5u iein.
slae Srgane ser 8ereinten Natio.
men - einihliebli6 oes Siderbeits.
rates - lnterbreiten Ser Beneralber-
iammlrng Sabresberihte ,mo, ,penn
erforoerlid), aub Sonberberihte iiber
ipe5ieGe Sragen, ,,no es eeb0rt 81 ben
Mufaaben ser 8eneralperiammlung.
iih nit bieien 8erihten 5u befalien.
0ur6 bie 8eneralperianmli,ne tper.
oen auBeroem oie ieds nihtftdnoisen
NtitgIieeet bcs Siherbcitsrafes &C.
,udhlt, ferner oie 1s Mitslieoer oes
@irtidaits- lmo So5ialrates iotpie
cine iuedielnoe 3abl bon Witslieoern
bes SrellbGnoerrates. Die General.
periannllung nimmt auh auf GIMP.
febllng bes Siderbeitsrates neue
Wfitglie6ernationen auf ,u,o ernennt
Sen @eneraliefretdr Ser Gereinten
Nationen, Sem oas ean5e II. R.-Se-
fretariat, alio io5uiasen ser aomini.
SdIuB out Srtte g.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
Die 8eid,idtc bes Common Council
for Mmericam ltnitp
Bon &ea6 lciuis

0ieie 3eitl,ng ift cine bon nabe,l,
1000 nidt in Ser ensliihen Spradja
erlheinenoen @eroifentIidu,naen ii,
Den |ereinigten Staaten, in oenet
oie bonn Common Council for Mme-
rican llnitp porbereiteten Mrotifel er-
ihcinen. Giele 2eier mogen iid oft
gefragt baben, mas oieies 3eiden
Common Council" unter einen
lolden 'slrtifel auf iih .bat. 9tun, Sic
erflarun9 Safiir batiert bis auf tie
erlten Monate oes Ssabres 1913 at.
riid - auf iene 3eit, au ser sic
Sereinigten Staaten ibren eanssn
ginlab allfbotcn, INN sen eriten @elt-
frieg 81 geuinnen. Canals batt,
llnler Sano oie groBte 3abl bon Ne,.-
anfommlingen in ieiner gan5en Gc.
id)i6te, oenn in oem Sabr3ebnt Dor
Dem &riege batte es iiber 10 Millio.
men Gimpanoerer, @tGnner nno
6rauen, aus ieoem grbentuinfeI Sm-
selaiien. Die &esierl1ngsitellen tparen
iid ser. Notipenoigfeit be,puBt, al
oieiem ,pidtigen 8epolferungsteil
oireft ipreden 81 f0nnen, uno lie
tuanoten iib besbalb an sic fremo.
ipradige 1reiie oes 9anbes. I'm nit
oieien 3eitungen 5,llammer5uarbei.
ten, iuuroe cine ipc5ielle Hegierungs-
itelle eingeribtet, beren Nufaabe es
tpar, NIT ibrer &ilfe Sen Neuein-
tpan6erern Sen Mnteil ser gaation cn
Dem &riege 81 erflGren, Sen Neuon,
fOmmlingen ale benotiete Snforma.
ton iiher ibre neue @ablheimat 3u
bermitteln uno anoererieits auG
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
8iireernteiiter 8mree
crsieltc NeeerSn,ekrte
Wctcranenbonns mno Sommerscit
angenommcn.

Gleoelono. Sbio. 8iirsermeiIter
Sbomas 81. 8urfe ipuroe nit elmer
Stilnmennlebrheit tpieoergelpGbIt, oie
ibie oie 3abl ,peit iiberitieg, sic Dor
,Sabren Ger Hep,blifaner Burton er-
bielt. Sein republifanii6er @egner
eliot NeB sab in elmer rebt oepreb.
ten Gimme feline 9tieoerlase iiber
oas &ooio befannt. Sn ser 9. @aro
Sic bisber MIR republifoniih itimnlte
aeluann Elm llnabbdngiser nit Silil
Der 0entofraten nnb 60, &arl
@ittbun, ben Ylat als Staotrat
Sntereiiant lit nod oaB mebrere
Srallcn in oen Staotrat gerpdblt nun
oen. ssm Sunoe ielber mar es nur pon
Sntereiie, baB ser Sit bes peritoItrbe,
nen Senotars 8ilbo on einen Demo
fraten fiel. Sa aber 5 nm oieien Sit
lib belparben, muB cine Stidnpabl
ltattfinoen. Der MQsNmerifaner Son
greBmom Hanfin, hefannt purb lei
ne Satlgfeit am ltn-Mmerifun Gomi
tee, bate Die apeniglten Stimnlen.
Sn groBen unb gan5en fann abe,
bel Den gansen @ablen nidt geiaa
peroen, Oh iie eineh Muf nac) redt:
ODER Sinfs beoel,ten; ornn oieie @ah
len baben ole nur lofaIes Sntereii,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
Treuno Der .6remogeborenen

lbre Erobleme. lno ibren geitraa All
Alnerita oen Glteren, lhou IGnaer
Sanoesaniaiiigen slmerifaner Dor
sluaen su fiibren. Oieie Irbeit unS
oiele Sielrititeae tuurben unter Dem
ytamen "Toreisn 2anguaaeSnforma-
tton Seroice" befannt. Mls ser ariea
5n Gnoe mar. b0rte aud 3. 8. 3. g.
ollf cine Hesierllnssiteae su Iein.
Yin ooer 5hpei Sabre lang mar cs
ltattoelien Elm Sell oes slmerifa.
niiden Soften arer5es ans i'm D,ai
1921 tuuroe es cine unabbineige Sr.
ganiIation. SIM Sabre 1910 Gnberte
es ieinen Namen in Common Gouu.
Gil for slmerican llnitp" ab.
SIM Terlaufe oes perganaenen 8ier.
tellabrbnnoerts lit ser Common
Council for bunoerttauienoe bon
Neueintuanoerern elm tpabrer ;srerno
in Ser 9tot ge>ueien. glus jeoem
/ Staat Ser Nation fommen ooer
idreiben Mdnner uno 6rauen an i'm
nm slusfunft ,,no llnteritiitung. sic
iuden Silfe. I'M 8iirger at tperoen.
INN 5nmilienangeb0rige in sic @erei-
niaten Staaten 81 brineen, Inn Der.
idouenc gertpanhte auf3ufinSen, I'm
0eportierllngsprobleme 81 l0ien ooer
ibren GinlpanoerungsItotus su lcga!i-
fieren. Gin @eiipiel nl,r: Gin Gee.
mann, ser bon ieinem Shiff oeiertiert
mar, instpiihen aber Ser ein3ige Gr,
ndbrer ieiner amerifanilden ssrau
lno ssamilie gaporoen ,par, iab iih
Der Teportierung gegenii5er. Scr
Common Council iette einen Muf-
idub Ser 0eporiier,lngSoroer ourb
ilno luar audi in Ser Gage, SEN Gin
tuanoerungsbeboroen nad3utucilen,
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Wiesbao@,er &urier.

@8. Na6oem bon amerifaniider
Seite BEL ben Gerbanollngen nit Der
.8riiiicler Hegierimg feine Gimpdnbe
erhoben ,urroen, tuUb in aiirae III
Der &ereinigten Staaten Bone bic Mn-
,retolmg oeutider 9lrheiter fir oie
belaiide Snouitrie beginner. SIZE
Stelliulenabme ser britiidpnWilitGr.
regierung 81 Sieiem Gorboben lit nod,
nibt hefannt, lie fonnte ieSoh m,r
besbalb perneineS iein. ,peil Dor alen
heuti6e ssadnrbeiter, Spe5ialiltem
Der Sfluiielinoultrien iolpie 2ano-
arbeiter audi fir bie frdftarmen Sit
omitrien ser Oon,inien auge,porben
,perocn iollen. 8runoiGslih ibeiut
man alio nad) ser feblgeiblagencn
Mhperbung Ser YerihIeppteu aui
Den oelltid)en Mrbeiter 'nidt oer5idj.
ten 3ll 1pollen. ..
Sd)on i'm ssebr,1ar bate Der .Sn-
ternationale @usidulB gum Stuoillm
europdiider Ssraaeu" porgeidlagelI.
nit oeltifpn slrbeitsfrGften Sen @ie-
oerm,fbml alliierter 2Gnoer 5ll untcr.
Itiiben, oamit ser Mangel an ar,
beitsfraften ausgeelihen unO oas
8ep0lferungsgleid)gapiht tpieoerber'
geltellt miro.
Gs ut an5unebmen, oab lih an Scr
Werbung, oie MN bon gelgien ,mN
8roBbritonnien eroifnet miro, ald
anoere 2Gnoer in europa umo per
allen in lleberiee beteilisen ,peroeu,
porlpiegero iold)e, Die nit allcr &rait
inoultrialiiieren, Gber nid)t iiber Ell,
nen ausreid)enbcn Stomm on &c.
idrllten Mrbeitern berfiigen. Dies
trifft Dor dllem uii Srantrcih ill.
oelien luirtidafltihes Siel Die Ser.
nirfli6ung oes Monuet-Ylanes lit
Son einem sort ansgearbeiteten Ylan
iino uns Ole 2obnregelllngen inn Gin,
,elnen befannt: GrbGlt ein frnn5j.
iiifer Mrbeiter tGglid 100 SrarS
ioa ser oeutide 20 befonmen. Die
reitliben 30 sSrancs entrlhtet ser
Mrbeitgeber an oie &egierung, oie iie
5,lr Sdlite oils Separation einbebGl,
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3,.eipibbatn iteut
8ctricb ein

@armil6. Die ncltberiibmte 3u9.
'pibbahn 5lnt Shneefernerhous, Die
8arlniib Eartenfir6en nit Dem
hodjIten Berg 0eutidlanbs pcrbinSet
nlBte infolae Stronlnlongels ibren
getrieb einitellen. 0ieie 9abn ipurbe
Dor allem bon 5nhlreiben slmerifo-
nern henltt. ga @ormiid-9arten
firden Elm groBes Grbol,ngssentrilm
fiir oie amerifaniihen 9eiabrnas
friifte lit.
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pelniister 8aaerniiikrer
in GneIanS eit,eetreiien

Sonoon. Der polniihe 8auernfiib=
rer Mifolaicspf, Ser aus Surdt Dor
Den &iliien aeiliidtct mar, lit MN in
Sonoon eingetroffen. Gr erflGrte, BOB
er perbaftet iperoen lollte uno oaB or
oeshalb boa5og in bie Gerbonnlng ,u
5ieben. Seine sSrau lebte iibrigens
nod in Sonbon uno er bielt Iib oilth
mubreno bes &rieges in 2onoon aui.
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Nrabiihes GrNSl
Hmiitees 0elN

Waibington. Die arabiihen grb,
olfon5eiiionan baben oen amerifa,
niiden @eieaibaften, oie iie olrd
@eIellidnften uuslGnoiiden Hehts
nusbeuteten, 8rofite in S0be Dor
S119,OOO,0O0 gebrabt, aus oenel
an Die Gereinigten Stoaten feline
Steuern 5u sablen paren,
Evening star., 1947-12-07

sleeping child, at the creases of
the small plump wrists, at the
dlmpled elbows; and Laura
caught a glimpse of something
she had never seen before in his
eyes. 1t was young; childlike
and bemused. 1t was young, and
1t was old, too, in understanding
and compassion. He looked up,
his eyes met Laura's, and she
felt her throat tighten. He said,
Her names Bonny. Good name
for her, isn't it,"
HE PICKED Bonny up, blanket
and all. The tousled head SET
tied naturally into the hollow
OF his shoulder, and she slept on
as he carried her into the bed
room. 1ndelible always on
Laura's memory, too, would be
that picture of Rick, smuggling
the blanket under Bonny's chin
and tuchng it in. Her eyes came
back to DR.. Wetherell, his hands
In his pockets as he stood look
ing down at her.
Laura, he said, babies are
for the young. Remember it,
will you?"
Laura smiled shakily. Just
send me the bill and don't men
ton this again, will your"
mo bill, LADY," DR.. Wether-
ell wriggled into his coat, picked
up his hat and bag. "I'd rather
have the fun of mentioning it
- especially to Brad"
She was alone with Rick. With
torebearing patience, he said,
We'll, gosh! I tried to tell you
there was doctor downstairs" "
Il know, dear"
And you didn't have to
come dragging DR.. Wetherell in.
That bird costs dough"
He - he and will settle it"
"All right, you can go home"
Rick yawned. But Laura shook
her head. Its sleeting, Rick.
Can't l. stay and drive you
homer"
She saw the idea dawn in
Rick's heavy eyes, and she could
have told what he was going to
say before he said, We'll, if
you're going to stay, we don't
both have to sit up, do we?"
LAURA patted the sofa beside
her. She said, I'm not sleepy"
So Rick distributed his lanky
length along the sofa, his head
in her lap, and slept without
moving muscle until the door
opened to admit a young couple,
still laughing at some secret joke.
The young woman stopped short
in the doorway, whiting the
Evening star., 1947-12-07

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the one product made speciG.
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How it helps you: The plaster
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. Save days Of agony. Keep
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a backache. Made by Johnson
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gical dressings for 60 years. At
all drug stores.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
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Evening star., 1947-12-07

menthol. Rick sat up, blinking.
Group" Little Mrs. Bar
croft, diminutive and dainty in
her bouffant party dress, might
have been saying, Awful wealth
er, isn't it," Signing, she shook
her head. And Pete's a Tartar.
Did he make an awful fuss?"
Rick blinked doggedly, but
his eyes barely opened. He num-
bled, who? Pete? He's a good
kid. He didn't make any fuss"
Laura stood up hurriedly with
a reassuring smile. You're Mrs.
Bancroft, aren't you? I'm
Kicks mother"
She saw Mrs. Bancroft taking
in the robe and nightgown below
her ulster, her bare feet in the
bedroom slippers. She saw the
flicker of amusement in Mrs.
Barcroft's eyes as they went
from her to Rick, taller than his
mother by head. She saw the
amusement change to sympa-
thetic indulgence for the crotch
cts that come with the years;
there was only contrition in
Mrs. Barcroft's voice when she
said to Laura, "Oh, l knew we
should have come straight home.
You worried about your sons
getting home, didn't you?"
1--WE are little late, l guess.
Contrite, too, Mr.. Bancroft
reached a hand into his pocket to
draw out some bills and some
change, counting it out into
Rick's hand. That make it
right"
Sure" Kicks hand closed
automatically over the money.
Thanks a lot"
mot at ALL" Mr.. Bancroft
said. We'll call you again"
1T WAS the money that brought
Rick wide awake. He recounted
it busily as he stumbled down
the stairs with Laura. The sleet
had piled high on the roof of the
car and against the windshield.
Shivering, Laura got in behind
the wheel, brought her foot down
on the starter, and turned on the
wipers. Rick slid into the front
seat beside her, stuffing the bills
and change into his pocket.
boy, what do you know" he
gloated. "They tipped me four
bits. How's that for easymoney?"
Four bits? Easy money was
talent with Rick no doubt
about it. But for just a second
before she let the clutch out,
Laura laid a hand over his knee
as she thought: All right, my
son, but they tipped your mother
more than that. The End
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-17
Sermon On Safe Driving

One item in Lynn Nisbett's discussion OF
North Cardinals expenditures for the public
sohool system is, in the last analysis, a
sermon on safe driving.
AS Mr.. Nisbett's article has not appeared
n the Star, we quote the paragraph dealing
with school bus operation:
1.-THE transportation system of the North
Carolina public schools has been called the
biggest automotive transportation system in
tho world. It operates 1900 buses, which
travel a daily average distance aggregatlng
s;x times around the earth, and hauls a third
IT a million children to school 100 days a
vear. Despite difficulties of replacement and
rapair, discussion about student drivers and
other factors, the safety record is of the
hest. In five years there have been only 20
fataiities-an average of four a year"
# as splendid a record were maintained
nv all traffic on the. highways and city
streets. the National Safety Council would
have no cause to issue such distressing bulle-
tin. of deaths and injuries, nor would Mon
dav mornings newspapers contain articles
telling of so many fatal accidents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-17

projects of costs such a. taxes or their eQu4.
aleEt Is manifestly unfair to private con-
Germs.
This hasieen the chief complaint against
the Tennessee Valley Authority. It is per-
forming great service. It is utilizing power
that is greatly needed and which was not
developed until it moved in.
But private utilities very properly think
the government investment there should
bear its share of government operation just
as they do. AS long as IVA does not, it has
advantages that should not exist, especially
as the nations taxpayers have to make up
the difference.
Hopefully the proposed bill will 60 Into
the congressional hoppers and be approved.
The reform it contemplates is long overdue.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-17
Commission Backs Piedmont

: When State Airlines sought support ioi
T.. proposal to service Wilmington AFTER tne
CAR had issued a certificate to Pleomont
Aviation, Inc, the County Board OF oonn-
,o;ssioners refused to fall in line, although
N. citv Council and the Aviation Com
m;ttee took favorable action. So Tar as 'he
Commissioners are concerned the PROPOSE
ton of securing adequate air service Tor THIS
e,tv rested until Monday.
At the Commission session. on that Gay
however, it was decided to write o111claly
N every member of the CAB ecommenolng
that Piedmont be allowed to send It's planes
here without unnecessary delay and lhltl-
ate the service it is prepared to perform.
While the Commission has not seen LII
to act more quickly, as it might lave done
+ is gratifying to know that it has come OUT
souarely for the company which is reaoy
to start-was ready, in fact, earlier THIS
month. Hopefully, this backing by the county
governing body will spur the CAB to speed
Ito action. and that he action will be 1or
piedmont, which it favored in the first place
and has had no reason since to change Its
attitude.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-17
Born Amid Gunfire

AS with India, the Free State of Trieste
is born to the thunder of guns and in blood
shed.
Fifty thousand Yugoslavs and Italians
were in pitched battle on Tuesday along the
Morgan line, which separates the British
American occupation zone of Venezia Guilia
from the Yugoslav zone, which before the
war was Italian.
Whether the disturbance can be halted be-
fore the United Nations takes over after q
governor has been ~inaugurated remains to
be seen. The chances are it will continue in
definitely. The Italians naturally believe they
have been defrauded of territory r~ightfully
theirs. The Yugoslavs have contended the
area geographically belongs to them.
. The creation of Trieste as a United Nations
protectorate is liable to prove among the
gravest barriers to peace in southern Eu-
rope, especially as the YugoslaviaH of today
is a virtual ward of Russia, with a Moscow
named puppet ruler, the one-time barber
Tito,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-17
No Inevitable Cycle

Pensions of $75 a month for
all veterans of World War One
as they reach the age of IS.
That the Veterans of Foreign
Wars have declared their major
objective for the next session of
Congress. And so the historical
ly repetitious cycle revolves one
more notch with apparent ma
chine-like inexorability.
1t took the United States
other countries, too -. a long
time to accept that a nation
owes adequate care to those dis
abled by war, and aid in read
]ustment to those whose normal
pursuits have been disrupted by
military service. Having accept
ed that obligation, the Nations
lawmakers still have been pres
sured with monotonous success
into granting blanket gratuities
on the basis of service alone
regardless of need or relative
sacrifices.
Pensions and bonuses have
great political appeal. They are
mamma to the time-serving poll
tlcian who has no valid plat
form to stand on-which pushes
many an otherwise good public
servant to 60 along in orGer to
survive.
Is such a cycle inevitable? Is
there no use in resisting? To
drop the hands here il to sur
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-17
Star Program

state ports with Wilmington favored
n proportion with its resources. 10 IN
clude public terminals. tobacco storage
warehouses;. ship repair facilities. near.
by sites for heavy industry ana so-io''
Cape Fear river channel.
City auditorium large enough 70 meet
needs for years to come.
development Of Southeastern North
Carolina agricultural and Industrial re.
sources through better markets ana iooo
processing. pulp wood production ara
factories.
Emphasis on the regions recreation
advantages and improvement OF resort
accommodations.
Improvement Of Southeastern NORM
Cardinals farm-to-market and primary
roads, with a paved highway from Top
aail inlet to Bald Head island.
Continued effort through the C1tys IN
dustrial Agency to attract more IN
dustries. :.
Proper utilization Of Bluethenthal ar
mort for expanding air service.
Development Of Southeastern North
Cardinals heath facilities, especially in
counties lacking hospitals. n nciuo'
Ing a Negro Health center.
announcement Of the growth OF COM
mercial fishing. - mn.
CONSOLIDATION OF City and County gov
ernments.