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The sub., 1943-10-07
Music : Maestro : -PIeGSe

every night the s. R. O. sign hang out. Excellent as we'll as diver sified entertainment is the order of the day.
 Every other night there is danc- ing furnished by the Second Shift Syncopators And to our music starved ears Harry James sounds no better. The in-between nights are show nights. Singing, danc- ing, boxing, and magic are all on the program. We have had fel- low workers singing for us that not only sound better than Frank Sinatara but also look better. We have had tap dancers that make Fred Astaire look like Greta Gar bo with St. Vitus. What I mean is that they are good.
 Frank Kohlbecker is the very genial and capable M. C. The committee consists of Thomas Pearson, Thomas Norton, Frank Kohlbecker Stanley Marclay.
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The four unwebbed toes of most wading birds permit them to perch we'll
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South Yard Elect
By Virginia Geer

The electrical gang celebrated Pops" 71st birthday with home made chocolate cake and a shower of kisses. Pop, known as smoky" to others in the yard, is the sweep CT of our department. We hope he has just as many if not more, happy ones.
 Does anyone know what shade of lipstick Frank is wearing these days? It doesn't seem as bright some days.
 Nick comes in quite often Friday mornings with no lunch. Could it be he's in the doghouse or is he just not hungry?
 For a number of weeks now, Starr has been looking for a box. He gives no description, but If any, one finds the box, will they return it to the galley and mess.
 Our prominent chaser, Josie, has left the electrical shop to enjoy the surroundings of her home. Rose Capozza has taken her place.
 Rudy and Albie of Tin Pan Alley have retired from composing songs. Now they are arranging and sing ing. You really should hear their version of Paper Doll" We think they have it all over Frank Sin atra.
 The four unwebbed toes of most wading birds permit them to perch well.
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paper towel, but one contest has never taken place because the winnah is already well known to be right here in the MSO. For sheer loveliness alone we boast our Helen DeWelfe.
 Those who objected to the extra pay when the nine-hour shift went in are just as constitutionally op- posed to the loss from the re- vamped schedule. There are those who are congenitally opposed to anything the management does and believe that every time the man agement opens it's mouth it puts it's foot in it. Be that aS it may, the night shift is shifting for itself as far as parking spaces are con- cerned. Since they arrive before any of the first shift has made room for them in the parking space, they have to ride croSs-coun- try and leave their cars wherever they can.
 There is in our midst one of the founders of this ticker tape who wrote for it is the days when it really circulated. We believe that Lou Allen should be forced back into service by his constituents and reminisce in column of his own every two weeks.
 We had an interview with Sandy Lane at his headquarters in room 26 of the Lawrence and Memorial Associated Hospitals where he is mending from his six fractures. He is in good spirits and happy to re- ceive callers most any time.
 Some of our dear readers suggest that this column is too formal and that we should practice more of the current slang. We agree that it is slow and in fact usually only read it ourselves when threatened
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with libel. On the other hand H some of the starch and stays were removed from the foundationR, there might be more to write abouA.
 Muriel Bradshaw. who manages to avoid these columns with re- markable skill,. now requests soma information on feeding a pet allir gator. Also, her cat had run-an with a skunk through some mis- taken identity. Tn fact, complica- tions are multiplying fast on the farm and Muriel wants to consult with someone qualified to advise.
 We'll folks. these are all tho sweepings MT. Land wouldn't take. SO we must wait for the next aO- emulation.
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It has been so long since the second shift has had a chance to hear music or to dance that they decided to see what could be done about it. As a result there is en- tertainment and dancing every night at the Victory Yard.
 The locale for all this is in the shipping room of the big shop at the Victory Yard. Needless to say
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Workers FOlLOW Mike To "V" Terrace C0fe

Mike Kaplan. popular figure around the Victory Yard when it's time to eat, has left the Betsy Ross Kitchen to manage the Victory Terrace Cafateria on the Second shift.
 Mike was everybodys friend be- cause he catered to them. and it's no surprise that they followed him across the street to eat the delici- ous and varied menu he serves daily at the Victory Terrace Cafe teria.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-20
Zakaj so Gruziinke
najlepse zenske

Pc svetu slow lepota Cru
link. Izmed vseh gruzinskih
zensk so pa najlepse one V me-
stu CORFU, stojecem oh cesti, XII
drzi v Tiflis. Stara gruzinska
pravljica pravi o vzrokih lepote
Gruzink tole:
"Alahu Sc je nekoc zahotelo
pornnoziti nebeski harem ma
lepso prebivalko zemlje in cato
je r1arocil enemu izmed svojin
svetnikov, Mehdi Aliju, 0 kate
rem je bio znano, da Sc dobro
razurne ma zenske, maj Sc spusti
ma zemljo in mu privede devet-
krat devet najlepsih deklet.
.Svetnik je prav rad krenil ma
zemljo.
Sci je najprej V Greijo, kjer
ie izbral devet najlepsih deklet
Potem je krenil V Italijo in tudi
tam je izbral "a Alaha devet
slovecih lepotic. Isto je storil v
spaniji in Franciji. v Angliji je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-20

vedal, da maj Sc on zavza1ne, "a
siroto, Jerico. zupan je bill sicer
resen MOI. Ker pa Sc rnu Sc nj
bilo dogodilo, da bi bill kdo to-
zadevho' prisel k 1jemu po pc
moe, sc je sicer zayzel "a Luke,
ga pogostil s "pozirkom brinje-
vega" vendar deja1, dat tt posli
ne gredo v zupansko pisarno, in
je; bolje, da jih vsak sam opravi.
Tedajt je krenil Luka: k Pu-
sarju. Denar, katerega je bill do
bill cd Anice, mu je bila: pustila
in tako je mogel starec sesti' ia
mizo in 81 narociti' jedi in pija-
&c. Narocil je dvakrat, snedel
svoje, sprawl drugo in Sc vrnil
ma Pee. Ker zjutraj nj nasel
Pusarja, je sklenil da ga obisce
zvecer. Jerico je pijaca in hra-
ma izdatno ozivila,s in Luka: je
bill zelo zadovoljen sam S seboj
in. je zvecer odlozil pot k Pu-
Sarju.
tDaije prtf1odnjic,
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/ ko, potem pa dale v Avstrijo,
ma Madzarsko in Hrvasko. Po-
vsod 81 ie izbral devet najlepsih
deklet. Slednjie je yes ia Alahu
namenjeni harem natovoril v
Gruziniji ma ladjo. Tu je nasel
Alahov odposlanec "a svojih
devetkrat devet najlepsih de-
klet zavetisce V mestu Corfu,
stojecem oh reki Kuri oh cesti,
Xxi drzi v Tiflis. Ker so pa bile
lepotice cd dolgega potovanja
utrujene, jim je privoscil Mehdi
Ali nekaj dni pocitka, da bi sto-
pile pred Alaha spocite.
Lepota ie pae lepota, toda
lepsa in slajsa Cd ME je vsenu
vladajoca ljubezen. Zgodilo Sc
je, da Sc ie Mehdi Ali med po-
eivanjen zaljubil V devetkrat
devet deklet, namenjenih Alahu,
kajti bile SO ocarljivo lepe, ra-
zen tega pa Sc po njegovem o.
kusu, sal jih je Bill sam izbral.
V mestu CORFU je najel Ala
hov odposlanec veliko hiso in
tia zenskih sob je pokril dra-
gocenimi preprogami in blazini-
cami. Ker 81 pa nj mogel zapom-
niti devetkrat devet tujih linen,
je klical vsako lepotico "a src-
ka. Vsak dan Sc je trikrat glo-
boko sklonil proti vzhodu in "a
klical: ''Kakor je Alahu po vo-
lii"
To njegovo pocetje pa seVeda
Alahu nj bilo po volji. Videvsi
deVetkrat devet sebi namenje-
nih veselih lepotic, kako so Sc
dele ma preprogah, pred mimi
pa steklenice zganja, sklede
svinjine, trdo kuhana jajca in
druge dobrote, a sredi njih o.
blakih dina nasmejanega in raz-
igranega svetnika, je sestel dne-
We zivljenja Mehdi Alija ma zem-
iii. Devetkrat devet lepotic je
pa ostalo mestu CORFU, stoje-
Gem oh cesti, XII drzi Tiflis. In
postale so pramatere najlepsih
zensk ma sVetu."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-20
MLADA BREDA
-" POVEsT =
~SPTsAL DR.. IVAN PREGELJ

bila Anica ze obupala, je dejal,
da stvar vendar ne bo brez
uspeha, nekaj ugodnosti bi mo-
gla Anica vendar-le izsiliti il
Katre. Sicer je j'asno, da ina
Anica pray, da je pa stvari tez-
ko do zivega, da je nacin, ka-
ko uveljaviti zahteve Antoine,
zelo tezaven, da bo storil, kar
Sc da storiti, seveda gotov uspeh
Sc nj, ker ne We, kako je Ka-
ira svojega odvetnika obvestila,
in da ina Katra zakon "a Sc
boj. To in drugo je govoril od-
vetnik, vines vprasal zdaj to,
zdaj drugo, zapisal 81 tn pa
tam kaj in Sc koncno dvighil,
ces, do je treba tvegati in caka-
ii. Ko je Anica odhajala, jo je
Sc rahlo spomnil predplacila.
|
Zmedena in trudna je stopila
Anica il pisarne ma plan. z ne
kako lahkoto je preje rekla cd.
vetniku, da mu prinese denar-
ia. Toda, da to nj tako lahko
je uvidela sedaj. Kje maj 81 il.
posodi? Sc nikoli 81 nj Anica il.
posodila nicesar. Zamisljena je
prisla h Kranjcu. V srcu je ii.
no upala ma Lipeta. Mega edi.
mega bi 81 upala prositi.
"Pa &c ga nj donna, kaj po.
tenn" il je sinilo V glavo. Vsto.
pila je, narocila nekaj vina in
juhe in povprasala po Lipetu.
Da je donna, je izvedela, in
srce il je bilo glasneje. Nekaj
hipov pozneje mu je sedela il
oblicje. Pojasnila mu je svo.
! jo zadevo pri odvetniku. Sprvs
mu je lice veselo iznenadeno 81.
milo, potem pa je poslusal res
no do konca in dejal, da je stval
/ tezka.
Mo pa je skrbel denar, ir
obrnila je besede tako, da so t
advokati cudni ljudje,. nicesa1
pref ne povedo, potem pa hoce
jo imeti denar.
FAINT je molce segel V Yep il
! il pomolil par bankovcev.
Srafn jo je bilo, toda on j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-20

zagleGal med drugi1li tudl kra-
ljevo hcerko. Bila je vitka ka-
kor steblo lotosa, lase je imela
psenicne barve, niene oci so bile
zelenkaste in globoke kakor
gorsko jezero, ustne rdece ka-
kor granatno jabolko, a njena
polt je bila tako nezna in sve-
tia kakor bell cvet roze.
Ker mu je TAXA lepotica Sc
manjkala in ker je mislil, da DO
z MO posebno ustregel Alahu,
XII mu DO "a to uslugo hvalezen,
je princeso ugrabil.
Angleski kralj je pa kmalu O.
pail ugrabitev in zacel je Ala
hovega svetnika preganjati z
mocnim brodovjem. Toda Allah
je postal ma morje tako hudo
nevihto, da so pljuskali valovi
tako visoko, da MISC Anglezi nj
cesar videli. Tako je mogel A
lahov odposlanec odnesti svoj
plen in pobegniti z MIN V, Mem
clio.
Tam 81 je spet izbral devet
lepotic in krenil z mimi ma Ces
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-20
(Nadaljevanje)'

Nemarno in vljudno obeneni
je pozdravil Anico in pritisnil
ma zvoaec.
Mladi pisar je prisel s sopom
papirjev in podal iste odvetni-
ku.
"Sedite," je veleI nato odvet-
mix Anici. Obraz mu je postal
resen, ko je listal po papirjih,
nato pa je zakasljal in dejal:
"Da, moja ljuba! Stvar je ne
kan zmesarla. In ma racun
pravde niste dali Sc riic."
Anici je sinila rdecica v O.
braz, in zacela Sc je opraViceva-
ii, da ma to nj mislila, in &c bi
ne bilo proved, da 81 oskrbi v
trgu.
Odvetnik je prikimal in de-
jail, da je zadovoljen z vsem, da
pa so pri stvari veliki stroski.
Sicer bi pa morala nositi stro-
ske, &c Sc iztece pravda ugodno,
njena nasprotnica. Anica je OBJ
ljubila, da prinese Sc tekom pol
dneva denar.
Nato je zacel odvetnik govo-
riti o predmetu pravde samem.
Nacin, v katerem je govoril O
osebah, XII so bile Anici drage,
o receh, XII SO bile skoro njena
tajnost, vsa ona radovednost,
kaksno da je bilo razmerje ME-
no do rnoza, in da bi Ii mogla
prinesti gotovih dokazov, da je
delal MOI oporoko pod vplivom
sumnicenj ali vsaj v nepopolni
lasti: lastnega premisleka, je
Anico zelo razburila, in skoro
sram je je bilo pred seboj in od-
vetnikom. Zmesala Sc je, dala
sedaj ia odgovor, zdaj zopet
preklicala emo in trdila drugo
A dokazi, da je MOI delal v kri-
vi veri o njej; kake dokaze naj
prinese? Ali nj ze oni listic "a.
dosten dokaz?
Odvetnik je zmajeval z gla.
vo, ces, da je rec zelo, zelo tez.
ka, nerodna. Zdaj zopet, ko je
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Danes, ko Sc vecja kuga unicuje
ljudstva sirom vsega sveta, pro-
stovoljno nudijo Amerikanci,
domacini in potonci vseh pre-
pricanj pot do povratka zivlje-
MIA kot del Ameriske rekon-
strukcijske nlisije; ne samo v
Evropi, pac pa po vsakem delu
sveta, kjer SO potrebne nase "a
loge in nase ideje.
Amerikanci priha jajo = 2
zdravniskirii zalogami in jedili,
2 semenoria in gnojilom, z kme-
tijsko zivino id orodjem. Sc bolj
vazno pa je to, da mi prinasamo
salogo densokrati6nih idej ga
ves aa0vS Svet! .~.r.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-20

tako zasukal pogovor, da il hi
fbiIo treba veg hfisliti na to. In
tako sta presedela pol ure, in
potem je rekfa Ar,ica, da mora
k odvetniku. T.
/. Maj seAse ogfasi potem Id hip,
je dejaf Lipe. Odvrnila je, da
nj mogoee. Ba Sc dopoldne ne
mudi, je rekel nato, da odvet-
mix ne uide. In riato je res po-
sedela' BE- nekaj Casa. Koneno
pa Sc je dvignila in Sc mu "a
hvalila, potenn ko ga je bila opo-
Fzorila, da sta Sc svoj cas- tikala.
Prijel jo, je "a roko in jo
Egledal mirno in Z nekako tho
zalostjo. " -.
/ ~ Bogom!" je rekla magic.
"Hodi ,sreenop' je odvrnil.
Ona pa je vedela, da je hotel
reel nekaj lepsega, nekaj dru-
gega. - ..... -.
In vso pot, proti |domu je pre-
misljala, zakaj nj rekel, zakaj
ne:
"Pusti vse in pridi k meni!"
"Zato, ker Lipe We, da ne
smem!" 81 je odgovorila, in oci
SO Sc il orosile {. =.
29. "Pozteci jill"
Zgodilo Sc je bilo, da je Ka-
ira pretepla Jerico, ker je bilo
dekletce pablo in pri tenn razlilo
plevicam kosilo. Prav neclove-
sko jo je, tako, da! je koncno
Marjanica deklico izvila jezni
zeni. Zvecer je popadla deklico
bozjast bas ma stopnicah, tako,
da Sc je deklica poskodovala ma
roki in glavi, in je bilo cudno,
da Sc sploh ubila III: Luka je
izvedel nato, da tistega dine, ko
je deklica polila kosilo, nj Sc
mic zajtrkovala in da prejsnji
vecer nj mic vecerjala.
Luka Sc je bill zadnje case
cudno izpremenil. Dasi je bill
videti "a deset let starejsi, je
stopal te case vse nekam zivah-
neje, skoro nemirno. Oci je po-
vesal, niti Jerici Sc nj upal po-
gledati v obraz. Vendar pa je
neprenehoma varoval in pail
deklico. Nj sc je dotaknila Ka-
ira, da nj videl Luka. PRAY tako
je videl memo skrb Anicino ma
sproti siroti. &c je bill Luka re
preje molcec in sam svoj, je bill
tie case sem rlaravnost nedosto-
pen.
Tisti dan potem, ko Sc je bila
dogodila Jerici ona> nesreca, Sc
je odpravil Luka zelo zgodaj v
vas, poiskal zupana in mu po.
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nemu ljudstvu osisca voljo do
nadaljnega bojevanja.
TIE ideje SO postale zazeljiVe
in prakticne; tako ameriske
uvajanju in tako univerzalne v
sprejetju.
Mi zelimo, da bi Sc vi-sleher-
ni-seznanili to idejo. Emo
leto po predlaganju te ideje, je
Louis Adamie tidal brosuri
"This Week." clanek after
Victory-What?" ?" (Po zmagi-
Kaj?), XII je kratko in jedrnato
porocilo O tej predlogi, XII ie
bila ojacena z obsirno diskuzijo.
2 zanimanjem boste citali ia
clanek. vi bi Sc morali takoj
seznaniti S tenn nacrtom "a zma-
go in mir. Posljite 10c "a po-
kritje stroskov tiskovine in post
nine IN posljite ma:
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Ali je vdm to znano?

Ali ste vi citali knjigo Two
Way Passage, izpod peres a
Louis Adamica, XII predlaga, da
bi mi osebno prenesli amerisko
izkusnjo Evropo?
Kolegiji sedaj nudijo posebne
tecaje, da pripravijo ljudi "a to
vitalno delo.
- Washington Sc zivahno pri-
pravlja, da nudi to priliko po-
moo nasim dobrim sosedom on
stran MORA. Javnost Sc zanima
"a to priliko, da bi napravila
na6rt "a mir in snaago vojae
S TEN, da bi Sc odvzelo navad-
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o:Ali maj mani storimo "a
ljudstvo Evrope kot pa
smo storili "a njih vino
grade? Pred vee lett, ko je
kuga uniGila njih vinogra-
de, Sc je tia poslalo ameri-
ske cepitve, da bi Sc OH
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velo trtno industrijo v sta
ri domovini. Evropske trte
so bile ozivljene in zbolj-
Sane, ker je bila ameriska
trta, XII je bila prvotno cd
tam, oja6ena tukaj.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Nurse Says She Tagged
Missing Twin S Body

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Dec. ga nurse
testifying yesterday in the habeas
corpus action brought by Mr. ano
Mrs. Scion F. Burns to determine
what became of one of their twir
baby girls, said she affixed the
identification marks on the chile
after it died.
The action is against the Prov
ince Hospital. The twins were born
last July 9.
Nurse Frances M. Kohoe said she
had affixed the identification marks
on the infant after she died, less
than eight hours after birth, and
had placed the body in the morgue,
Other nurses corroborated her testi-
mony.
Representing the hospital manage
ment. Sister Theresa Frances testi-
fed she looked in the morgue for
the infant after the father sent an
undertaken to the hospital Finding
nothing. she questioned the man
who had cleaned the morgue the
previous day, but was told had not
seen it.
Mr.. Burns. who seeks no recon-
pense, but merely to determine what
became of the child, has an insur-
ance policy which would have paid
him $1,000 in case twins we're born
and survived. He has expressed
disbelief the child died.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Soldiers 10 Be Released
10 Work in Plane Plants
Ey the Associated Press.


SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. 23-
Aircraft technicians vitality needed
in airplane factories will be re-
leased from the Army to return tc
their civilian jobs, the 18th Re-
placement Wing of the I'd Air Force
has announced.
Several thousand soldiers from
approximately 500 stations through
out the United States will be Or
dered to Kearns Air Base near Salt
Lake City for examination and as
signment to aircraft factories
Those accepted will be given hon.
orable discharges and placed in the
enlisted reserve.
The plan was developed not for
the convenience of the individuals
to be released, nor for the conven-
fence of the companies involved
but solely to meet the needs of the
armed services for aircraft produc-
ton" explained 1t. r. w. Hewitt
18th Replacement Wing adjutant.
1T is contemplated" 1t. Hewitt
said, that former employees be re-
turned wherever possible to spe
cific company. but employees of one
company in excess of its needs may
be returned to another company
where the needs of the latter COM
pany for men within any job classi-
fication cannot be otherwise salts
fed"
Commissioned officers are not
! affected.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
stockholder In the Anheuser- Busch

lstockholder In the Anheuser- Busch
Brewing Co. Of st. Louis.
Mr.. Cregan said Won Qontard,
originally registered with the Beverly
Hills, Calf, selective service board,
attempted through the New York
local board, with the help Of 0rot-
tano and Mangano, to represent
himself as essential to the war effort
as representative of a uniform
manufacturer. although, Mr.. Gre
gan added. he, never was 50 en-
ployed.
Medical History Presented.
When the California board be-
came insistent that steps be taken
to induct the brewery heir. he
presented a medical history to in
dicate he had been under treatment
for gall bladder trouble for three
years and was rejected for service on
those grounds, although. he was
found to be in normal physical con-
dition in the selective service phys
ical examination, Mr.. Cregan said
The Federal ofhcial said Won
Gontaro was divorced in January
194l, but that in July, l941, he had
requested the California Draft Board
to place him in class or on the
grounds that he was supporting a
wife and was essential in war work
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Canine Suicide
Seen in Death of
| Barrymore Pet
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press. $500.
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 23.-Gus, a
dachshund who was the late John
Barrymore's favorite pet, is dead.
John Decker, artist friend of Mr..
Barrymore and custodian of Gus,
said circumstances hint at the pos
sibility of canine suicide, explaining
Annually Gus played light opera
role in which woman carried him
under her arm as she alighted from
a cab. Gus loved it. He followed
with his head the contortions of the
orchestra leader. Spectators were
convulsed.
This year the producer said in
Gus's presence that another dog had
been cast in the role
Gus ambled out and a few min
utes later was hit" Mr. Decker said
"He had never run in front of OF
| after car before"
Evening star., 1943-12-23
I0DT Moves 10 Prevent
Rail Traffic CONGESTION

By the Associated Press.
The Office of Defense Transporta-
ton yesterday invoked it's authority
to divert rail traffic in the East and
South to prevent traffic congestion
on any one railway system.
A similar system of diversion to
spread traffic evenly over railroad
lines west of the Mississippi, the
ODT said, had been in operation 10
months. Rerouting in the South will
be in charge of j. M. Hood. Southern
regional director, who will admin
lister the order east of the Missis-
sippi and south of the Ohio and
Potomac Rivers.
w. G. Curren, Eastern regional
director, will have authority to re-
route rail traffic as necessary east
of the Indiana Illinois line and
north of the Ohio and Potomac
Rivers.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Food Chairman Named
For Airport Cunteen

Mrs Trow Sebree, 1912 Twenty
sixth street, Arlington a member
Of the Canteen Corps of the Alexan-
dria Red Cross. has been elected
general food chairman of the Po-
tomac Council Canteen Corps, which
is maintained by the Red Cross
at the Air Transport Command at
the National Airport
The canteen is operated for the
benefit of pilots, crew members and
passengers held over between flights
for the Air Transport Command
and is in charge of the Red Cross
Conteen Corps of the Arlington
Fairfax, Alexandria and Washing
ton Chapters, the four chapters
which make up the Potomac Coun.
oil
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Anonymous Tip Led
To Brewery Heirs
Arrest in Draft Plot
By the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated ffeSS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-An anony- :
nous tip to the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation led to the arrest yes
terday of German-born Cert Hans
Won Gontard, 81, alias George Grant
a wealthy cafe society figure identi-
fed by Federal ofIicials as a grand
son of the late Adolphus Busch, st
Louis brewer, on complaint
charging conspiracy to evade mill
tasy service.
The complaint named an Army
lieutenant, formerly a city detec-
tive; a chief clerk of New York
City draft board, a German ref
ugee physician and a manufacturer
Of Army uniforms as being parties
to the making Of false statements, to
indicate Won Gontard's nonliability
for military duties.
They were listed in the complaint
as 1t. Francis Xavier Grottano, 81
an Army intelligence officer sta
toned at Governors Island, N. Y:
John Edward Wilson, chief clerk
of Local Draft Board No. 20; DR.
Arnold Aaron Hutschnecker, As
Manhattan physician accused OF
taking medical history for Won
Gontard, and Michael Mangano, 43
an official of the G. M. Uniform Co
of Brooklyn.
Bail Fixed for Four.
Won Gontard and Grottano were
held in $500 bail each and DR.
Hutschnecker in $1,000 bail when
they were arraigned before United
State, Commissioner Garrett w
Cotter Mangano was arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner
Jacob A. Disel. He consented to his
removal to the Southern District
Federal Court and was released in
500 bail.
Wilson was to be arraigned later
Assistant United States Attorney
j. Edward Cregan said Won Con-
.tard, educated in Europe. where he
travelled extensively, became a
United States citizen in 1899. He
described the defendant as a large