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Evening star., 1941-11-13
Loudoun School Board
Will Ask Loan Of $500
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEESBURG, Va. Nov. 13.-The
Loudoun County School Board yes
terday voted to ask the State Board
of Education for loan of $500 to
install water and sanitary system
in the HillSboro School and for a
similar amount for the same purpose
at the Waterford School.
The board banned the sale of soft
drinks in the county schools except
at football games and special oc-
casions. and also the sale of seeds
by pupils under the direction of
teachers.
At meeting Tuesday of the Lees
burg Parent Teacher Association an
appeal was made for contributions
for the hot lunch fund. Mrs. Ar
thur Fulton, chairman of the Hot
Lunch Committee, said about so un-
derprivileged children now are being
served and it was hoped to increase
this number to 75 The association
opposed discontinuance of the sale
of ice cream in the school.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Nutrition Students to Exhibit
Varieties in Adequate Diet
Mrs. Frances Leory's Lectures Inspired
Some Astonishing Orders Given Grocers

If Washington grocers have been
flooded with requests for cheap cuts
OF liver and dried pruneS loose in
stead of by the pound. they can lay
part Of the demand at the door of
red-headed Mr.. Frances Leary.
Mrs. Leary is the District Red
Cross nutritionist who for the last
six weeks has been training nutri-
ton aides to help overburdened
Government food experts in the Red
Cross, Office of Civilian Defense.
Agriculture Department and other
Government agencies.
To qualify women to aid Govern
ment experts in making speeches
and arranging exhibits on economy
buying and proper diet, Mrs. Leary
told them to buy groceries at sales
and in larger quantities. In ap-
plying these rules to her own home.
one student reported, she astounded
her grocer by ordering 20 pounds
each Of prunes. apricots, figs and
dates. instead Of by the more ex-
pensive one-pound packages.
The day after Mrs. Leary gave her
class recipe for cheap braised
liver, which included all the food
value of calf's liver and cost half
as much, most of the students tried
out the recipe and reported it a
success. Families ate and enjoyed,
the students said, the oatmeal meat
loaf. American chop suey, baked
eggs and other recipes recommended
by the nutritionist
The course also included lectures
on calories. minerals. vitamins and
other essentials of diet. Exhibits on
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Takoma Park Fireman
Resigns in Protest
After Chiefs Custer
1t. MorsehoIk Quits
When Members Back
Action of Trustees

Resignation of 1t H. E. Marschalk
from the Takoma Park Md Fire
Department followed approval by
the department members last night
of the recent action Of the Board
of Trustees in removing the former
chief. Irving w. Johnson.
1t Marschalk offered his resigna-
ton with protest against the
boards custer of Mr. johnson by a
5-to-3 vote after a hearing on
charges brought by one of the
volunteer members He cited the
work of the former chief in obtaining
maximum insurance for active FIRE
men and increasing department
revenues through legislati action
establishing the new Town Fire
Board. Capts. E. D. Schmidt and
Ransom Luce also had offered their
designations recently, he pointed
out.
Joseph Martin. department presi-
dent, took the floor in defense of
the trustees action in removing Mr..
johnson. The resignation of 1t
Marschalk was accepted and the
temporary appointments of John r.
Winterberg as chief and Dewey
Hayes as deputy chief. to serve
until the January election, were
approved.
Nominations will be offered at the
December meeting. it was an
nounced.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Virginia Council Lists
Test for ID Types
OF Employment
Salaries Will Ronee
From SIS to S416.65
On Monthly Bosis

Competitive examinations to I'LL
IA types of jobs with salaries rang
ing from S75 to S41665 monthly
have been announced by the Vir-
ginia Unemployment Compensation
Commission Merit System Council.
Applications may be filed until
midnight of November % and must
be made on official forms, which
may be obtained from the council
at 202 Broad-Grace Arcade, in Rich
mond. Only candidates who meet
the minimum qualifications of edu-
cation and experience will be ad-
mitted to the written examinations.
Candidates will be judged so per
cent on education and experience
and so per cent on the written ex-
animation and oral interview. A
grade of 10 will be passing.
New appointments are made at
the minimum of the salary bracket
for each job. The positions to be
filled and their respective monthly
salary brackets are:
Director, Unemployment Compen-
sation Division, s333.33 to s416.65;
senior field adviser, 5000 to s240;
Junior field adviser, $3.50 to $40;
senior statistician. s225 to s265; jun
ior statistician, SITS to $215; chief
of benefits, $3.50 to $3.50; assistant
chief of benefits, 5000 to $240; as
sociate auditor. $240 to $500; senior
auditor, 5000 to $240; Junior auditor,
$3.50 to $50: occupational analyst.
5000 to s240; chief clerk, $3.50 to
s190, and calculating and duplicat-
ing machine operators, each SIS to
sos.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Silver Spring Library
Contract Is Awarded

The Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission yes
terday awarded the contract for con-
struction of an addition to the Silver
Spring Library to Morrison Bros. at
a price of $19,960.
The contract stipulates the struc-
ture must be completed in 12O days.
Besides additional library space. the
building will provide a community
assembly room accommodating more
than 100 persons and q stage.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Maryland University Tries
New Parking Restrictions
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
The University of Maryland yes
terday tried out its new automobile
traffic and parking regulations,
drawn up under the direction of
University President H. C. Byrd to
untangle some of the campus traffic
snarls caused by nearly 1000 car
driving students and faculty men,
bers.
Under the new system, all stu
dents, faculty members and en-
ployes must register their cars if
they wish to park them in the uni
versity parking lots. To each reg
istrant tag has been issued, indi-
eating where he may park. Those
automobiles which do not display
the university parking tag may not
park in the campus area.
Co-authors of the new regulations
were Herbert Russell, head Of the
university plant maintenance de-
partment, and Ralph !. williams,
assistant dean Of men.
More than $50 courtesy" tickets
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Buckingham Tenants
Lose on Appeal 10
Arlington Court
Circuit Jury UphoIds
Earlier Verdict in
Apartment Dispute

An Arlington County CVa) Cir
cult Court jury held yesterday in
favor of Buckingham community
which has been seeking to obtain
possession Of an apartment occu-
pied by Frank and Elizabeth In
gram.
The case was carried to the Cir
cult Court on an appeal from a
similar verdict by Judge B. M
Hedrick of the Arlington County
Trial Justice Court. Buckingham
filed for an unlawful detainer and
Attorney Frederick Flynn indicated
his intention of appealing today's
verdict.
Through Attorney Claude Thom-
as, Buckingham contended it had
given notice to the tenants that
their lease would not be renewed
after it expired August 81 The
Ingrams. however. argued that they
had sent three checks in payment
for rent and that the checks were
not returned Mr. Flynn argued
that his clients were "hold-over
tenants" after making the pay
mentS.
Mr.. Thomas told the court the
checks had not been cashed but
had been held merely for the pur-
pose Of introducing them as evi-
dence.
When the Ingrams were ruled
against in the Trial Justice Court,
the Buckingham Civic Association
held a mass meeting in which the
cases of several tenants who were
said to have been similarly 'evicted"
were discussed. Funds were raised
by Buckingham tenants to appeal
the lower court ruling in the names
of the Ingrams.
Evening star., 1941-11-13

were issued yesterday to those who
failed to register and violated the
regulations by not parking in the
correct areas and to those who re-
turned to the parking area after
once leaving. According to the rules,
once a car is parked in its assigned
lot it should not be moved until the
driver is ready to leave for the day.
The plant maintenance depart
ment first ordered 1,400 tags from
the Maryland Penitentiary, the same
institution which supplies State auto
tags, but found it necessary to order
250 more before the end of the first
day.
OF the 4,2OO students, faculty men,
bers and employees, it is estimated
that about half are car drivers.
Two special Maryland State police,
permanently assigned to the campus,
enforced the regulations and issued
the courtesy tickets. Beginning next
week. violations will be recorded and
the offenders will be prohibited from
driving on the campus.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
36 Indictments Returned
By Montgomery Jury
By a Staff Correspondent Of The Sta

By 4 Staff Correspondent Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, Nov. 13.-The
Montgomery County grand jury yes
terday presented So indictments out
of 38 cases given it by States At
torney Ben G. Wilkinson, jr., fin
iShing its deliberations after only
two-day session.
In the report the 23-man group
found that the county Jail was con-
Quoted in a clean and orderly
manner" and that the As prisoners
now held appear to be well taken
care of.
The jury recommended that the
door in the east end of the Jail be
reversed so that it would open in
ward, thus renewing the possibility
of a prisoner breaking through into
the corridor.
Another recommendation called
for change in the location of an
electric switch so that the light
could be turned on without the
jailer entering the cell block.
Judge Charles w. Woodward
thanked the jurors and said it was
the fastest grand jury he had ever
worked with.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
St. Murys Formers to Vote

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Nov. 13
(SpeciaD Farmers of st. Marys
County will vote tomorrow on Gre
alton Of a soil conservation district
in the county. Balloting will be in
the office of County Agent j. J..
johnson in the courthouse between
$3.50 am. and S pm. Farm owners,
lessee and tenants are eligible to
participate in the vote. Ballots have
been mailed to 1.5O0 farmers in the
county to permit them to vote by
~, ii
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Bids to Be Received
On Highway Approach

The Maryland State Roads Com
mission will open bids November 25
on the Prince Georges County prof.
ect to provide better access to De-
fense highway.
The contract will provide for con-
nections between Defense highway
and Landover road and with the
work now under way along the old
roadbed of the Washington, Bal
timore & Annapolis Railway. 1t
includes widening of existing struc-
lures under the railway roadbed and
a new structure on the Defense
highway approach.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Hankin Confers
With Civic
Leaders Dec.3 ;
Schedules Promised
PorIey on Public
Utilities Problems

Official spokesmen for Washing
tons organized civic groups are
scheduled to meet for a general
conference on District utility prob
lens December 3 with Gregory
Hankin, new chairman of the Pub
lie Utilities Commission.
When Mr.. Hankin assumed Office
last Saturday. he promised to con-
suit with civic workers to get their
advice and an understanding of
their problems. Promptly after a
first business session of the COM
mission late yesterday, Mr.. Han
kin set date for a first confer
ence. 1t will be held al pm. in
the boardroom of the District
Building.
To See Federation Spokesman.
Invitations will 90 to the presi-
dents and to the chairrnen OF the
public utility committees OF the
citizens. and the civic association.
Mr.. Hankin plans to confer later
with spokesmen for the Fedora
ton of Citizens Associa tions and
the Federation Of Civic Associa-
tiOnS.
One of the decisions reached al
the meeting yesterday between Mr..
Hankin and Engineer Commissioner
Charles w. Kutz and members of
the commission staff was to order
an investigation OF the petition
by the Washington Gas Light Co.
for authority to issue 10000 shares
OF 4-25 per cent preferred stock OF
no par value. filed last January IT.
Continue Suburban Bus.
The commission approved the
continuation for another expert
mental period Of six months opera
ton by the Capital Transit Co. OF
the T-3 New Hampshire avenue
suburban bus which serves Ia
koma Park and Sligo PARKWAY
areas. acting on a recommended
ton by Fred A. Sager. commission
chief engineer.
Chairman Harkin said he wished
more time to study the applicatio
by the transit company for permis-
sion TO convert 16l OF its two-man
cars 10 one-man operation before
deciding whether he would rule on
the case from the present record
rather than 10 issue a call for a
new hearing.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
VenubIes Place Tablet
At Longwood Entrance
Rx the AsSnci press

By the Associated Press.
FARMVILLE, Va, Nov ia new
bronze tablet. placed in the entrance
hall at historic Longwood, birthplace
of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston of the
Confederacy, bears witness to the
prominent Virginians who lived
there. Approximately so members of
the Venable family, whose forebear,
Nathaniel E. Venable, purchased the
ground and built the home in 1915,
were present for dedication of the
tablet yesterday.
Among those born at Longwood
was 1t. Col. Charles Scott Venable,
who served as a member of Gen.
Robert E. Lees staff and later was
professor of mathematics and chair
man of the faculty at the University
Of Virginia.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Group Will Hold Fifth
Brookinqs Discussion

The fifth of a series of talks on
various phases of the Brookings In
stitution report on Montgomery
County government will be held at
8 o'clock tonight in the gymnasium
of the old Richard Montgomery High
School in Rockville, Allen H. Gard
ner. chairman of the Conference on
Study of Montgomery County Gov
ernment, announced today.
Daniel T. Selko of the institution
staff will speak on The Revenue
Problem discussing governmental
costs. assessment equalization and
taxes. Mrs Aldo L. Raffa will pre-
side.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Four Corners Man
Injured by Auto

Howard Scott, AZ, Four Corners,
Md, a laborer, was taken to Wash
ington Sanitarium in Takoma Park,
Nd, last night with head injuries,
cuts and bruises after receiving first
aid treatment by the Silver Spring
Rescue Squad.
He was struck while walking along
Colesville pike near Four Corners,
according to Montgomery County
police, by car driven by James C..
Bradley, SO, 3O4 Franklin street, Sill
yer Spring. Mr.. Scotts condition
was not believed serious. No charges
were filed against the driver.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Red Cross Chuirmen
Named for St. Murys

SPECIAL Dispatch to The Star
LEONARDTOWN, Md, Nov. 13.-
Eight district chairmen for the an
nual Red Cross Roll Call have been
named by ST. Marys County Roll
Call chairman, Henry J. Fowler.
They are, from first to eighth dis
trict, respectively, Mrs Velma Dam
eron, Mrs. Raymond Beavers, Mrs.
Boscom Broun, Mrs. Mary R. Fowler,
Miss Teresa Graves, Mrs. Preston
Insley, Mrs. Franklin Greenwen and
Mrs. Herman Coppage The ninth
district chairman has not been ap-
pointed.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Maryland Auto Owners
Reminded of inspection

Only a small proportion of the
$4,000 cars and trucks registered
In Maryland has been submitted to
inspection, Motor Vehicle Com
missioner w. Lee Elgin warned to-
day. Mr.. Elgin urged motorists to
have their machines inspected early
to permit more attention to be given
each car before the December IS
deadline. The inspection is COM
pulsory under State law. he pointed
out.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Divorce Suit Is Filed

ROCKVILLE, Md, Nov. 13 (Spe-
ciaD Mrs. Catherine Miller Hutch
lnson of Bethesda. who was granted
a limited divorce from Robert M.
Hutchinson of Washington in the
Circuit Court here, has filed suit for
an absolute divorce on grounds of
deSertion.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
738 Seek Assistance
In Prince William
Special Dispatch to The Star.

MANASSAS, Va, Nov. 13-The
annual report Of the State Depart
ment of Welfare for the last fiscal
year shows that 1888 applications for
all types of assistance were received
by the Prince William County We'll
fare Department. A total of 746
Investigations wer made during the
year, 95 active cases received finan-
cial aid through old-age assistance,
at an average of $799 per case; II
dependent children families were
given financial assistance at an
average of SIG a case, and A cases
received an average of 1894 home
aid per case for general relief.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Special Thanks Urged
In Virginia Nov. 20
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. ia
Thanksgiving proclamation calling
on Vrginians to observe Novem-
ber 20 as a day of religious and
patriotic conservation" was issued
yesterday by Gov. Price. Again set
ting Virginia's official Thanksgiving
Day on the earlier date chosen by
President Roosevelt, Gov. Price sug-
gested that .the flag be displayed
and that special thanks be given
for the freedom enjoyed by Amer
leans.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Mrs. F. P. Miller to Speak

MANASSAS, Va. Nov. l3 (Spe-
ciaD Mrs. Francis Pickens Miller
will be guest speaker at the monthly
meeting of the Junior Woman's Club
tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. A. Hooff Mrs. j.
Carl Kincheloe will preside. Plans
will be made for the years program.
Evening star., 1941-11-13

In November, Beware Of:
l. The hours between 4 and 6
pm. Six of the nine traffic VIC
Tins in November last year were
killed within this tWo-hour pc
riod.
2. Crossing a street at some
point other than a croSswalk.
Three pedestrians lost their
lives in November, 1910, while
doing this.
8. Inclement weather. Three
fatal accidents occurred last
November while it was raining
or misty.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Pharmacists REGISTERED

Samuel j. Demarco of Arlington
ann Coleman M. Tate of Fredericks-
burg have been granted registration
by the Virginia State Board Of Phar-
macy, according to an Associated
P~ess diera tch from Richmond.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
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Appear in Person al the Temple

Is about 10 he introduced 10 American audi
when Miss Oracle Fields Tacoma under the
auspices ~ the English Speaking Union IN association with
the British American War Relief association IL
rs,nar songs and sketches Temple fheaer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
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Cfaeie Fiesas 70 naw n Am~ries.
following sueces<fui Canadian
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relief ~ hsr felix's h>ss nensH IN
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hss. would th<r Hss ne sane
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Gary Cooper at
Roxy Today
Appearing As Star
OF The Westerner

Cary Cooper Is = symbol 81 calm
snd judicial Incidence While the
fantastic world Of pictures rosrs
around him. he reserves the right
70 drape his long and awkward
legs over two chairs and 70 specu-
late on The hustle y men AZ work
~ al the actors IN Hollywood he
Is the exponent Of the philosophy
a still-motlon
And vet. II : important 10 re-
member that this Cooper Of 1910.
although more lines are etched on
his face. Is the same grown boy
whom Samuel Goodwin u wears
ago experimental with IN The
Winning Of Barbara Worth He
was shy then. aware Of his ap-
premiership. He refused a tent
next to the glitter actors, and
chose instead quarters in the Sums
Of the canvas film city He Was
stu as shy as then. when he
starred recently IN Goldwyn's new
est production. The Westerner."
which is slated for local premiere
~ the Roxy theater today OBJ
served on the Goldwyn location set
a. Goldvyn City. Arizona. near
Tucson. it was noticeable that he
vas bashful in the company Of his
supporting players.
During the formative period Of
his screen career. he was the most
glamorous Of bachelors, and was
linked romantically with some of
the most tempestuous women in
the film city. This gap between
his former supposedly glamorous
self and the present Gary Cooper
IS explainable. His attitude toward
life Is highly fatslistio. Things
are what they are because they
are that way" no says. IF I
get into something, I let IT carry
me along until I get tired Of IT.
and then do something else. II
You do that you don't have to
worry. Too many people worry.
] won't Strange man. this lean
former cowboy from Montana.
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ter y. Edmonds. which comes 10
the Music BOX theater on Wednes-
dav. II is really a labor Of love.
More than that IT provided an
actors paradise, for the host
selling novel. which was published
in the Saturday Evening Post I'M
der the title Of Red Wheels Roll
ing" boasts such colorful char
acters as Chad Hanna, Albany
Yates. the gorgeous bareback
rider. Caroline. the love-starved
waif. and a dozen others Chad.
played by Henry Fonda, Is typical
Of every country boy who ever fell
in love with the beautiful bareback
rider. Albany. portrayed by Doro-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Henry Fonda in Thrilling
Screen Story Of Circus Life
Dorothy Lomour And Linda Dornell Shore
Honors In Technicolor Production

There's still magic in ne CRY The circus has to
under the canvas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

show business the movies -
well As ire thester and vaudeville.
owes much = this tNre ~ amase-
ment. for 10 was The travelling tent
show that kept theatrical tradition
alive In this country N remote
places n times that were other
wise barren Of professional enter
tainment fit hadn't been Tor the
wandering wagon shows OF those
early DAYS. the habit 81 going 10
= show might never have been
started
- when the movie-makers set
about filming picture like the
10th Century Fox Technicoler pro-
duction Of Chad Hanna by Wal