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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
New Shrine to
be Dedicated

An interesting ceremony will TAXI
place this afternoon az 4 o'clock
when the statue Of the Virgin Mary
in the shrine Of the Blessed Mother
on the newly acquired lot across
from ST. John Catholic Church on
W. Cross ST. will be unveiled Rev.
Fr. Bernard kearns. Ann Arpor.
will give the address and little
Joyce DUPONT will unveil the beauti-
ful statue. which is dedicated TO
Mary. the Queen OF Peace. Other
priests who will take part in the
service will be Rev Frs. c. Warren
Peek. Ann Arbor. killian. Detroit;
John Breackey, Omaha. Neb.. and
John Bradley. Ypsilanti. Rev Fl.
Edwin LeFebyre will be unable 10
attend because OF illness. The sery-
ice will close with the Litany Of the
Blessed Virgin Mary. and the bene-
diction will be in the church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
Position Along
VoIgaHeId
Firmly
Soviet Women in
Arms Against
Enemy

tRv lu'srna tlonal Neps serviee)
Russian forces Of all descriptions
from regular troops 10 CITIZEN volrn-
teers fought srimly in the streets
OF Stalinsrad today. driving back
the invading enemy from the north.
IVES outskirts Of the city
The heroic End determined char
acter Of he defense Of the battered
No'ga River town was aCknoWl-
edged hy the NaziControlled Nichy
radio which described the defense
Soviet women had taken mp arms
and were lighting with their men
In tho bloody STREET battles
Dispatches from tho front said
the Soviet positions on the NolRa
were being held firmly following an
enemy penetration Friday into sew.
eral streets on the northwest out.
skirts Throughout the day and into
the night the Soyiets rallied. with
attack after attack, and forced the
enemy 10 retreat
Prayda the official Communist
party newspa per characterized the
spirit OF the defenders IN a declars-
ton that every yard Of enemy ad-
vance X piled high with German
corpscs
Resumes Offensive
Meantime Soviet armies on other
sectors Of the 2.n00-milp western
front were resumIng offensive ac-
lion Russian attacks. which may
develop into fullscale otfensives.
were reported on the Noronezh Sc.
tor OF the Don elbow. Al l@ninRrad
and on the kallnin front northwest
OF Moscow
Expect STAB
While the hard pressed Red arm
les Of Marshal Seymon Timoshenko
fought the Bloody battles OF The
Nolga and the Caucasus the Soviet
armies In the East were fully pre-
pared for a japanese 'stahin-the-
back thrust against Nlsdivostok
and The vast siberian territory.
London reported that Soviet Off
cisI- realistically took no COM
tort from recent Japanese protest
atoms that no move against Russia
was IN the making
Alleged military spokesman IN
the Southwest Pacific were slso
prepared Tor Japanese of'ensiyes
against the solomon Islands or New
Guinea perhaps both The Japan
Csc drive on The Nov Guinea base
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19

TOKYO tOfdcisl Japanese wire
IessI INS-Tna japanese govern
ment today warned the public not %
expect any immediate improvement
in the situation in the south Pa.
cfie. IT. muse not be forgotten that
exploitation o. This area VIII cost
heavily. particularly in ships an
official spokesman declared.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19

NEW YORK ms Negotiations
which have been proceeding for
more than a year were concluded
today following the signing of an
agreement between the Bethlehem
steel Company and the Industrial
Union OF Marine and Shipbuildins
Workers OF America Gro. it was
learned today. More than 5000
workers in eight Atlantic Coast
shipyards are covered by The con.
tract which is drawn along the
lines. OF War Labor Board recon
meniations made on september !
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
Congress Sees
.Anti-Inflation
Drive Victory
Will Meet Mandate
of President

Washington Sept. 19-lNS-Con-
gressional leaders today saw vic
Tory in their drive for enactment Of
anti-inflation legislation to meet
the you do Z or | viii mandate
of President Roosevelt.
Both Senate and House Banking
Committees approved bills which.
despite sharp differences make MIR
Roosevelt the arbiter OF both in
crease in wages and prices OF farm
products for he entire nation.
The two houses OF Congress are
expected TO consider their own bills
simultaneously next week. with the
ever-present possibility that snarls
will develop 10 delay final action
The Senate bill carries the sweep.
ing declaration that no employer
shall pay, nor employe, receive.
wages or salaries in contravention
Of the regulations promulgated by
the President under this Joint
resolution
Forbids Reduction
The President Is forbidden gen
orally TO reduce wages between the
highest Jan. 10 Sept. Is level
but he may order a cut to remedy a
gross inequiry".
The House bill however, at
tempts to write the little steel"
formula into law. II forhids block
ing OF wage increases Is per cent
above the Jan /. 1871, wage until
the President issues proclam ma
ton. After this is issued II makes
the President the arbiter.
Replying TO the Presidents "ulti-
matum', the Senate committee
wrote in an amendment requiring
the Presiden, to issue a wage and
price stabilization order by Nov.
Just before the election
The President won a partial vic.
tory over the farm bloc. Both
committees rejected the farm
bloc demand that farm wages he
included in arriving al parity
prices-a formula which would
raise the parity ceilings.
Some farm bloc" members. how
ever, threatened to make a bitter
floor fight ON the issue
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19

FOR SALE-T RAVELO
i94i-lS Fl. new condition Good
tires. 2317 Holmes Rd. Adv. 9lS'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19

PITTSBURGH-INS-Th threat
Of strike of $4,000 employees Of
the Aluminium Company Of Amer
ca which existed for 1.-The past
month was definitely ended today
AS officials Of the aluminium Work.
ers Union, CIO. agreed to abide by
the War Labor Board decision
which denied them demanded
dollar-a-day increase in pay.
ELLSWORTH -INS-V'fs.
oonsin authorities today counted
four persons dead, a small town vir.
tually wiped out and widespread
damage throughout the northwest
section Of the state as the result OF
flash food and severe storm
which struck without warning
Spring Valley a hamlet Of 973 per.
sons. felt the brunt Of the torren.
tial storms with dwellings swept
from their foundations and base
ments flooded BIZ wall ni water
All Of the Inhabitants were report
ed removed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19

SCRANTON, Pa-AP-Two Of.
ficials Of the Lackawanna Pants
Manufacturing Company were un.
der arrest today on charges Of con.
spiracy to defraud the government
by selling privately hundreds Of
pairs OF trousers manufactured for
the Army.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19

WASHINGTON-UP-Sen. Har-
ry $. Truman, D., Mo, warning OF
an acute beef shortage within a
year said today an investigation
is underway to determine methods
Of preventing premature market.
ing Of western cattle He said
cattlemon ana feeders throughout
the Middle West had complained
that packers now are paying the
same prices Tor unfinished cattle
that they formerly pad for the
finished animals"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19

5. " DEFENSE Page ;
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19

ANKARA-(Delayed) - AP -
Albanian authorities in refuge here
said today patriots had blown up a
tank and machine repair factory
near Tirana. capital of the Italian
occupied nation destroyed a Tirana
hotel and set fire to a Fascist wool
warehouse at Durrazzo in July and
August.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19

RIO DE JANEIRO-INs- Bra.
Eilian officials added nothing to-
day 10 the cryptic statement Of
Foreign Minister Oswaldo Aranha
that Surprises win await any
Germans attempting 10 land on
Brazilian territory. They may
land but they viii never leave. a."
the foreign minister added II
they escape our soldiers they will
not escape our climate"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19

See DANCE HALL-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19

OTTAWA-AP- The destroyer
Assiniboine YVES credited officially
today with having sunk a Nazi sub
marine, killed its commander and
captured the crew in western At
Iantic battle described as but one
of series ot successful actions
waged by the Royal Canadian
Navy against | -hoats."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-08
Is mesicH "a nadavku
"nsmecka svine."

Nemecky list "Breslauer Ne
uste Nachrichten" z IL. dubna
pTinesl zpravu, re polsky zeme
delsky pomocn1k MARGIN Dziu-
ba byl nazistickym soudem po-
Sian ma Is mesfc1 do pracovnf-
no tabora "a trest, re svou hos
podyni pojmenoval "nemeckou
svini."
Zajfmave vsak je, jak byl
Dziuba odsouzen. u prvn1 SOU
dni instance byl mu vymeren
trest sestimeslcnf. Prokurator,
vefejny zalobce 81 statnl navla-
dni vsak professional, re sesti-
mesfcni trest "a tento "Zlocin''
je prflis prfsnejsf "pro vystra-
hu vsem ostatn1m PolakIm",
coz Sc take stale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-08
Kdys chirug prida.

V Londyne vysla nedavno
kniha pod MAVEN more
About Me" (Jeste neco o mne)
kterou napsala Miss Naomi ia
cobova. Vypravuje v nj mezi
jinym take tuto anekdotu o
jednom ameickem chirugovi-
go: Byl povolan, ably proved
operaci ma bohatem financnl-
kovi. Byla to tezka a choulo-
silva operace, protoze slo o Cd
stranen1 nadoru ma mozku. Ale
mas lekar il proved skvele.
Kdyz sc pacient pc operaci pro
bral re spanku, cite, re ma hla-
WI jiz obvazanou, liboval 81, re
je xiv. Ale co to? Vzdyt on
ma obvazy take ma brise! Jak
k tomu pfisel? Snad nebylo
treba mock delat neco take S
bTichem? Ale chirug, stojlc1 u
jeho loze, mu vec vysvetlil:
"Vfte, to bylo tax. Operace
vzbuzovala velike napet1.
Vsichni mole kolegove, ktefi
zde byli pritomni, ably to vide
Ii a pc prfpade pomohli, zata-
jovali primo dech. Kdyz jsem
pax byl hotov, propukli v mad
seny potlesk. A ten trval tax
dlouho, re jsem sc konecne Cd
hodlal neco pridat. Ukazal
jsem Jim, jak umlm operovat
take slepe strevo."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-08
Sveraz naseho lidu.

Ma Morave je nekolik lido
vych marcel, z nichz jsou sve-
raznostl a jadrnostf vynika
hlavne hanacke a pax slovac-
ke. Znamy spisovatel Otakar
Bystrlna (pravym jmenem DIR,
Ferd. Dostal, advokat) We sv6
knlze "Jak Sc nasi skadlivajf''
sebral nekolik set zert1 a vtip1
z cele Moray, z nichz zde u
vadlme aspon nektere O Hama
clch a Slovac1ch.
Krcman u Olomouce.-Kdyz
v Krcmani dlouho prsi, svola
starosta vybor k porade, jak
tomu nadskocit.
Starosta: Toz CO be Sc melo
protiva temo DISCO delat?
Prvnf rada: ia bech meslel.
Druhy rada: ia bech taky
Tfeti radn1: ia so taky teho
nahledo 49,.
Ma konec sa osneso: re az Sc
veprsi, bode zaske pekne
Y Hruskach u Slavkova po-
smlvajl Sc Vazanskym: clio
Vkzan no potoka hovazele han
cekresta no optynke no hocha,
han hon Sc jim hocaploval, no.
tekl jim do lesa. - Vazansti
Jim oplacejf: Bombelaci ma ko-
pecko valijo tam zdechlo koc-
ko!"
We Lhote ma Vyskovsku bub-
noval policajt We zne: Ode
be Sc stale a prehodilo, re be
nehdo pre- svazeno kofel ciga-
70 nebo z fake bez secka -
toz Sc mo to verazil z cone, "a
vre Sc do vobecni bekovne a
pet renskech pokote!"
Kdyz vypukla vzteklina ma
okresu, bubnovalo Sc: "Po-
diva naf1zeni vod hetmanstvi
je vokolicne steklena; toz kaz-
de, lido ma licne, most noset ma
hObe SkramOSO!'
V PustimeTf u Vyskova sc
mluv1 takto :-"Hovazale han
cekresta no potynke no hocha,
ha hon Sc jim hocasnoval, hod-
vazal a hotekl!"
Policajt v Pustimeri bobno-
je: "Hat nikdo nende do le-
sa ma travo = lebo Sc me veme
he srp, he trava, he plachta, he
vsecko, CO no sebe NAL"
V Ondraticich jsou jiz Hora-
ci ("Hroni" r1ka Hanak). -
R1kaj1 tam ma m1sto on hon.
Toz Sc Jim sousede Hanaci SINE
il: = "Hovazale hancekresta
no potynke no hocha; hon Sc
him hotrkl, ha S potynko no
tekl!"
We Studnicich jsou az "vo-
POM" = protoze pred vacated
nj 80" predkladaji "v". R1ka-
il Won, voko, volej! Mel jsem
spoluzaka re Studnic; to jeho
"voponstvl" povzbudilo mas,
Hanaky, re jsme 81 smyslili ma
neho toto flkadlo: - "Von vo-
sci, vobluda, vostuda vod Vys-
kova vokradl vobec vo vosm
voldvek."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-08
SkriVdnek.
Napal JINDRICH /. BAAR:


sc ssuseSEssn 3cssnse3EssrSa
val v1bec pfednost sveticlm, g
kdyz zasvecoval sveho syna
Matouse do taj1 selske politi.
ky, neopomenul mu take sveri-
ii Sc sc SWIM tajemstvlm.
ga sc nemodl1m k zadnymu
svatymu tax caste jake k sjeti-
elm, ha dycky 81 vymodl1m, CO
vod Pana Boha zadam."
"Proc pa, tato, mystic, re
sjetice zm1zou v nebi vic nez
svaty?" moudre Sc ma to tajem
stv1 optal syn.
"Dyz stojis v k~ostele, v ma
som nebo v cizfm, to je secko
jedno, jen Sc rozhlldni pc vol
tarfch ha pozoruj to-" priduse-
nym hlasem pocal vykladat O.
tee. "Stoji nebo visf tam sva-
ty vymalovany nebo re dreva
vyrezany ma vselijakyj spusob.
Byjvaji to SAINT fousac1 brada-
ty, polonahy, bosf, nebo jenom
hadry vobleceny, taktak re
kryjou hambu svyho t6la, sou
rama, sama krev, haz je
jich cloveku Ito. Dyz takovyj
chudak nakyj stoupne 81 Panu
Bohu pred voci ha Tekne: "Pa-
ne Boze, chill bych, habys hui
delal to hanebo to-" Pamb1 81
no hani nevsimne, ha de 81 pc
svym. Takovyj must prosit rok,
dive leta, nehdy este dyl, nez
neco zmdze, nez Sc Pamb6 smi
luje, ha rekne: "Tak habych
huz mil S tebou pokoj, halt Sc
stane pc tvym." Rekni, Matou-
81, nen1-li to pravda?"
"Po lidsku souzeno = svata
pravda," musil prikyvnout syn.
"Nu tax vidis ha poslouchyj
dial! HUI 81 videl nehdy v ma
kostele vorklivou sjetici?"
"Nevidel."
ga teky ne, ha sem huz hod-
ne staryj. Vememe trebas Pa
nynku Mari. Halt je to svato-
horska nebo boleslavska, vod
Pocinouc nebo z Klatov, hu
Boz1 krvi nebo v Podsrpu, jed
ma pjeknijs1 nez druha. Nyjlip-
81 Sc mi lib ia, CO nam vymalo-
val Travnlcek hui Dobry Vo-
"Dyt Won teky pekne trefil
svatyho Martina ma slmlu v ma
Som kostele."
"Pravda! Sam sem mu ten
KRAFT radil, ha kone sem prived
haz k nemu pred vokno. Teky
Sc nam ma tom vobraze nyjlep-
lib siml. Hale cak je to pro-
svaty Barbore nebo KateTi-
ne? Di Sc podfvat do Tranova
ma sv. KunhGtu nebo huz kor
ma sv. Mari Majdalenu. Samy
.isty zencky, krev ha ml1ko!
Dyz takuva vo neco pros1, to Sc
da myslit, re Sc il to raci splnf.
dyby Sc hned nesplnilo -
to by 81 sam PambG dial! Dyjt
co dovede zenckyj ia
Proto buj tax moudryj
ha v kazdy houzkosti volij ma
pomoc ma prvn1m mfste sjeti-
Otcovy rady nejsou k zapla-
cent. Skryva Sc v Mich staleta
zkusenost selska a proto 81 il
Matous uklada do pam6ti tax
pozorne, jake zlate dukaty do
kozeneho vacku.
| dnes 81 vzpomnel ma tn mou
drost otcovskou a uznal Ia
vhodne take Sc j1t poklonit sva-
te panne Markete. zena jej "a
to pohladila obzvlaste milym a
1smevem. Wall s Sc
bou i deti a donna z1stala je-
devecka.
Pekne ten svatek selcin "a
cal, ale prave v kostele sc vsem
tax nejak zakalil. Pan faraT
sc totiz pc msi svate modlil no.
YOU modlitbu. Nemodlil sc ia
ko jindy, jen ably BIh 1rodu
zemskou d&ti a zachovati ra-
Gil, ale jeste pridal novou ga
OdVraceni Valkv."
Vsemi to trhlo a obzvlaste
vymenkar strihl usima a hned
81 pomyslil: "Dyz huz knezf ko
nail modlenf, to hui nejde
dobrym."
XIV.
SvSfnk CIV Annxv pEipod1 IN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-05-08

Svatek sv. Amy pripadl to-
no roku ma nedeli, a tuze to sta
reho Skfivanka mrzelo. Mocha
val toho dine slouzit msi svatou
Ia svoji nebozku zenu. "Te to
jediny, co il m1zu dat este "a
hrob vazanyho," Tikaval, vzpo-
minaje 81 S vroucnostf, jak sla-
vlval s nj jeff svatek a jak cho-
dlvala i v nejpilnejsich znlch
do Horsova Tyna ma Portiun-
kuli.
V nedeli vsak pan farar ne
bral cd nikoho ma msi sv.; W.
mlouval Sc, re il ten den must
slouzit "a vsecky osadn1ky Ii
We i mrtve. Take Sc Skrivan-
KEN necinil zadne vyjimky 9
prijal cd neho pouze petnicek
ma modlenf.
(Pokracovan1.)
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Doctor Appeals $50 Fine
In Dog Injury Case

Fined $50 and costs in Arlington
County Police Court on charge oil
squirting ammonia water in q doe,2
face. DR.. Thomas A. MoneymakerS
2315 Fort Scott drive, Arlington, has
noted an appeal to the County Cir
cult Court and been released under
bond.
The physician entered q plea Of
guilty to charge Of cruelty to ani*
mails preferred by Mrs. Ruth Over !
ton, 1921 South Oakcrest road, Arg
lington. 4
z He admitted having used the fluid
on dogs in the neighborhood which.
he said, had constituted q nuisance
on his property by digging up hid
garden. He said this had not in&
jured the animals. !
Mrs. Overton testified she saw DR.
Moneymaker employ spray resem%
bling an insect gun on her Dobers
man Pinscherf which, she said. wa
not on his property at the timeS
She said one eye of the dog wa
closed for five days and she visited
. veterinarian twice to have it cured
When Judge B., M. Hedrick fined
the physician $50 and costs he noted
an appeal. 4
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Maryland House Delegate
Accused Of $1,000 Larceny
By the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSoclated Press.
SNOW HILL, Md, Aug. 1.-State's
Attorney William G. Kerbin of Wor-
cester County said today a warrant
had been served last Thursday on
Calvin p. Pruitt. member of the
Maryland House Of Delegates, charg-
ing him with embezzlement and lar
ceny Of $1,000 in connection with
the failure of the Agar Poultry Co.,
Berlin.
Mr. Rruitt is partner with Frank
lin s. Hastings, Berlin, in the busi-
ness which was thrown into receiver
ship in June. At that time they
notified the Worcester County Cir
cult Court here that the company
had become insolvent.
Mr.. Kerbin said Mr.. Pruitt was
being held under $4,000 bond. He
added that a preliminary hearing
would be arranged soon.
The warrant, Mr.. Kerbin said, was
sworn by David Levin, auditor now
at work on the company's books for
the receivers.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
State Guardsmen Leave
Today for Week 5 Training

State Guardsmen- from Monts
gomery and Prince Georges Counted
will leave today for week Of in&
tensive military training at Camu
Herbert r. O'Conor, Cascade, Md. 4
1t. Col. T.. Brooke Lee will lead
the battalion from Montgomery
County while 1t. Col. Caesar u
Aiello commands the 9th Battalion
In Prince Georges.
The two nearby groups will b
among approximately 1000 Stat6
Guardsmen from various sections Oh
Maryland who will participate ii
the training.
Brig. Gen. Dwight M. Mohr, coms
mander Of the State Guard, will bS
in charge. Gov. O'Conor Is expected
to visit the camp Friday.
The training program will include
rife and machine-gun practice and
infantry tactics.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Table Model Of Solar System
Planned by Bethesdon as Hobby
- . ol Goyssar arent Engineer Expects
~ Complete fosk in Two Years

parts for the solar system model,
too.
Plans of the model cali for the
-four larger Jupiter moons to be
placed in the upper right hand
corner, with q circular table indi-
eating their relation to the sun. At
the bottom on the right will be q
globe Of the visible sky, while at
the bottom left will be q globe Of
the earth.
Will Turn on "a Hour Basis.
This globe of the earth is to turn
on a 24-hour basis, so that the part
OF the earth visible above the table
top will represent the part on which
the sun is shining and the part be-
low, darkness. The axis of the globe
will tip to accord with the seasons.
In the upper left-hand corner will
be mounted slide of the moon OBJ
tanned by Mr.. Stanton from the
University Of Chicago. BY the
projection Of light from a painted.
revolving bulb, the moon will be
represented in It's proper phases at
all times when the switch Is turned
on.
1t will take Neptune about 1855
years to travel around its track on
the table, distance OF q compare
lively few inches-while Mercury
will fairly whiz around in three
months. II any one gets impatient,
Mr.. Stanton plans to have crank.
so that when the electric motor is
disconnected it will turn the planets
at a dizzy, although highly unscien-
tlfic pace. Once the cranking is
finished, the motor will automatic
ally resume taking the celestial
bodies around on their orderly way.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Canal Bridge Crash Disrupts
Daily Life Of Chesapeake City

Mrs. Maloney, the postmistress,
has solved her problem by using a
boat to travel across the canal from
her home on the north side to the
post ONCE on the south side. And
pedestrians will be able to travel to
and fro on ferry. But the ferry
will not carry automobiles.
Hardest hit are the Elkton COM.
muters who live on the south side of
the canal. They have to drive to
work by way Of Summit Bridge.
The ferry will be used probably to
transport children who live on the
north side OF town to the school on
the south side In the fall. II that
method Is not used, they will have to
60 the extra 10 miles via Summit
Bridge.
When the new bridge will be built
Is not known, but construction OF
the new structure is the only bright
spot In the picture for Chesapeake
City residents. Engineers and work
ers might bring . boom to the d.
vided community.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Arlington Police Surround
Militia During Test Moneuver

Several Virginia Protective Force
guardsmen, responding to their first
test mobilization In Arlington
County, found themselves sur
rounded by policemen when q citi-
zen suspected them of being NTH
columnists, Capt. Harrison Mann,
commanding onncer Of the Arlington
company. disclosed yesterday.
The armed and uniformed guards
men were detailed to guard q water
pumping station and hardly had the
first few arrived before suspicious
resident called police.
Five county policemen rushed to
the scene in two squad cars and ar
rived just as other guardSmen were
dismounting from automobiles.
Prom reports ! received" said
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Arlington Gas Rationinq
Schedule Announced

Oficials of the Arlington County
Rationing Board yesterday an
nounced that no supplemental gaso-
line books will be issued tomorrow
and Tuesday. Starting Wednesday
all supplemental books will be issued
from 8 am. to $50 pm. from the
showroom at Bauserman's Service
Station, Columbia pike and Glebe
road. This program will continue
through the remainder of the week,
they said, adding that the Rationing
Board offices will be closed all day
Tuesday because Of the primary
election.
Meanwhile, they said 21,586 basic
IA" gasoline books have been issued
to date, in addition to 1897 "Br and
&c" books and 1,036 IS" books for
trucks and buses. Registration of 70
gasoline dealers has been completed