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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-26
O Pon-evropski
konferenci

in Velike Britanije, bo najbrze
zalostno propadla; v TAXI poll
ticni kombinaciji bi Nemci ne
izbezno dominirali, prav kakor
danes nemoteno gospodarijo v
Hitlerjevi pan-Evropi, XII tudi
dalekosezno predstavlja realiza-
clio Coudenhovo-jeve ideje v
geograficnem pogledu.
New York, II. marca (ONA)
- Pan-evropska konferenca, ka-
tero je sklical grof Rihard N.
Coudenhove-Kalergi "a rs. mar
ca, je izzvala danes oster pro-
test; precej osebnosti, ki bi Sc
imele udeleziti te konference,
je odpovedalo; v protest proti
reakcionarni tendenci so sklenili
imeti istega dine proti-shod.
Evropski Council of the Free
World Association" katerega
clani so drzavniki in znanstve-
niki zedinjenih narodov, bo incl
torej svoj prvi shod v znak pro-
tesla proti Observation-Disclosures
jevi konferenci, katero obsoja jo
zaradi njene proti-angleske in
proti-ruske tendence.
Istocasno sc je razsirila vest,
da so v znak protesta proti po-
liticni orientaciji te konference
odtegnili svojo udelezbo nasled-
Inji povabljenci: grof Carlo Sfor-
"a, bivsi italijanski minister zu-
nanjih zadev; professor Jacques
Maritain, znameniti katoliski fl
lozof; Charles Davila, bivsi ru-
munski poslanik Washington
nu; General Julius Deutsch, biv-
81 avstrijski vojni minister; DIR.
Nahum Goldman, chairman ad-
ministrativnega komiteja sve-
tovnega zidovskega kongresa; !;
professor Henri Gregoire, zna-
meniti helenist, pref professor
ma Sorboni ter professor Mirki-
ne Guetzevitch, bivsi pravnik
pravne fakultete ma pariski uni
verzi.
Grof Coudenhove-Kalergi, u
stanovitelj in predsednik PAN
evropske unije V Evropi je zdaj
ravnatelj v Research oddelku
newyorske universe "a povojno
evropsko federacijo. z uradne
strani newyorske universe, XII je
dala povabilo "a sklicanje ONE
njene konference, je bila objav-
ljena izjava, da newyorska uni
vera me prevzema nikake od-
govornosti "a program, osebno-
sti ali sklepe konference";; pac
pa uzivajo njeni predstavniki
zaupanje newyorske universe.
William G. Bullitt, bivsi amba-
sador Ameriskih Zedinjenih dr.
zav v Sovjetski Rusiji in ma
Francoskem, XII je zdaj pomoc-
mix sekretarja mornarice Frank
Knox-a, DO predsedoval pan
evropskemu banketu dne 27.
marca.
Grof Coudenhove-Kalergi je
bill sklical svoje prejsnje pan
evropske konference leta 1926
ma Dunaju, leta 1880 v Berlinu,
leta 1882 v Bazel-u in leta 1885
ma Dunaju.
Alvarez del Vayo, bivsi Span
ski minister "a zunanje zadeve
in direktor eksekutive asociaci-
je Free World je razlozil vzroke
odpora proti pan-evropski kon-
ferenci in izjavil:
'"Glavni cilj prvega shoda ev-
ropskega sveta asociacije Free
World je, da pokaze zakaj bi
bilo nemogoce ustvariti v Ev-
ropi trajen in miroljuben sis
tenn vladanja brez polnega So
delovanja Velike Britanije in
Sovjetske Rusije; nekatere re-
akcionarne evropske skupine
skusajo izvesti ravno to memo
COCO politicno kombinacijo. Pri-
mer takega delovanja je kon-
ferenca Coudenhove-K Kalergi."
Drugi krogi zopet Sc spotika-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-26

@ kot $50 klubov, pocivalnc in zabavisc "a
rabo ameriskih vojakov in monarev preko mora Naha
jajo Sc tam, kjer vojakom in mo1narem pr rok, ko
imajo dopust in jim nudijo tujem zatocisce odmor
in zabavo, kadar izven taborsca Vasi prspevkj
Rde6i kriz zagotovijo njih nadaljno vzdrzevanje.
slucaju eementarnih nezgod je dostikra prehrana
vsega przadeega prebivasva odvisna cd Rdecega iza
Podpirajte vojni sklad Rdecega kriza!
Prostovoljn delavci RdeGega krza pripravljajo mill
jone obvez, XII toiko rabbi vojni Rdeci kriz po
trebuje vase pomoc vojni sklad leta 1913.
CVetoGe rastline, XII h vrtnalski klubi vsak mesec
darujejo tabornim in bolnisncnm oskrbovanicam Rde
cega kriza prnasao tolazbo in veseje mnoge voaSke
bolnSnice.
Amorski Rdec krz upravlia tretjo najvecjo 'veri-
60" neutrality-suspicious. gledaSc ma svetu. Brezplacne
predstave vso po dvarat teden "a konvalescent
ne bonike vojaSkh in monariSkih bolniSnicah sirom
Zdruzenih drzav.
Slke Sc redno spreminjajo kot rednih komerciial-
nh kinematog1afih. Knenaografcna industrial sodelu
ie tem da dale sike na razpoago Oh nizkih cenah
NO]n sklad RdeGega kliza financra tud ia program
ko je kovina postala tako nujno potlebna "a vojno
je castnj znak Rdecega kriza, XII Sc podel vsakemu
darOValcu postal nekolk0 dTugacen SeCla ie papilna
To pomena veiko stednjo kovne "a vojne svhe Rdeci
lHz razde vec kot 60OO0,O00 znakov tekon kampanie
vojni skad
Priplavljane gorkih obedov SoIah in otrosl<h
dneVnjh oSliboValnicah e tudi del programa Rcecega
Eiiza Oroci mnogih krajih imaio veliko korist cd
tega. FS pispevk vcini SkIad Rdecega k1iza bodo
pom2galj, da Sc to deo nada!juje.
R1eCj kriz je re rekIutia $4,000 bolnicalk "a vol
&Ao in rnonarico. Tekom l. 1913 iih je tyeba $4,000
Vec Rdec kliz preiskue vzgoo izkuSno in cuge kva-
fikacj2 VSeh rekruanih bolncak To postopanie OLAF
sue brce v0nh uprav, prislbue potrebne bolnicarke
IT zagOt2Vlia nasm fanton uiformi naiboliso boni-
car3liO osklbO.
ZaJadi osl1 be nash oborozenih sl Ameriski Rdeci
kz zanemara pozabjenega cloveka danasnjega dne:
Vonega ui2tnika Omot zveza, cigarette tobak zdrav-
niSke porebScne in ob.acila Sc potion Mednarodnega
odbora Rdecega skriza Genov posljaio amerskm in
zaVeznsim vojakom in mornarem XII SO imeli nesreco
ola SO psli ujetnistvo Tako bago Sc dostavlia nas
fantom ma Daljnem vzhodu in po Evropi Da Sc to in
enaka delovanja Rdeeega kriza nadaliuje mora vsak
Ame1ikanec podprati vojni sklad Rdecega kriza
Da Sc odpomore pomanj jkanju bolnicark Rdeci kriz
vezba veliko stevlo bolnicarskih pomocnic Tekom ]
1912 je Rdeci krz pridobi prblizno 10000 zensk "a
tko vezbanje Po 80 uah pouka so bolnearske pomoc-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-26

Kupujte yojne bonde in win.
es;as. a.,. ..amke, 4. a da bo eimprej porazeno
o''sce in vse' kar ono predstaylia,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-26
POMAGAJMO RDECEMU KRIzU!

Vojska in mornarica sta zaprosila Rdeci lrz "a
100000 darov krv |. 1913. IL nh pripraVl
plazma XII rabi transfuze krvi. Ia to in dluga
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-26

J |SKRAT( (

- Kdor poveljuje porocm-
ku?
- Stotnik.
- Kdo pa stotnlku?
- Major.
- Kdor pa majorju?
- Polkovnik.
-Kdor pa polkovniku?
- Gospa polkovnica.
vi ste mi nekoc reSil zlV-
ljenje je nagovoril berac
castnika.
- JAZZ? - Sc je zacudil cast
mix.
- Da, vi. Ali Sc ne spoml-
Mate vec, da sva bila skupaj v
bitki. Ko ste vi zaceli bezatl,
sem pobegnil tudi JAZZ. - &c bl
ostal v strelnem jarku, hi bill
gotovo ubit.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-26

VOJna de1OVanja Rdecega krlza je tTeba
milijon0v dolarjev. Prispevajte. Postanite
darovalci krvi in darujte "a vojni sklad
Rdecega kriza "a l. 1943
Ameriski Rdeci kriz upravlja vec
Evening star., 1943-02-27
I ak Roll Recalls PICTURESQUE
Names of Farm ructs in County

Early farm settlers of Montgom-
cry County must have had troubles
Of their own if the names assigned
their farm properties are any in
dication of their frame of mind.
The delinquent tax list of the coun-
ty, released today, shows many
quaint names that might we'll fur
nish inspiration to present-day real
ty developers.
Wouldn't it be much more inter-
esting, for instance, to live in Hope
Improved, Trouble for Nothing, Ru-
raj Felicity, Wet Beginning or Rum
Punch than in Section 7, or WASH
ington Heights?
In the old days names must have
meant something, otherwise there
wouldn't have been such titles as:
Cider and Vinegar, Learn Wisdom.
VOLTS Pit and Pig Pen, Beall and
iNagruder's Honesty, y No Gain,
Brothers Industry, Clean Drinking
and Wilson's Bad Luck.
One property listed as delinquent
is described as part of tract called
Retirement, Land of Goshen" The
dwellers in Goshen must have had
bad luck, because they are going
to have to raise a substantial sum
to get their Biblical property out
of hook.
Some of the names are self-ex-
planatory. Others are puzzling. In
this class are Clean Shaving. Shav-
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Woman Machine Gun
Instructor Joins WAACS

A former Government employe
here, who became the first woman
to receive an Army Air Force tech
nical school diploma, has left her
position as machine gun instructor
at Lowry Field, Denver, Colo, to
join the WAACS.
She is Auxiliary Fran McVey of
Dallas, Tex. who was connected
with the Office of Co-ordinator of
1nter-American Affairs and the
Federal Works Agency, here. She
made her home at 1926 Randolph
street NV.
Miss McVey was awarded the Air
Force diploma in November after
completing the intensive course in
80 and so caliber guns and 20 and
81 millimeter cannon and the in
structor course in assembly and dis
assembly Of ornaments. She is
graduate in journalism and Eng
lish literature at Northwestern
University and studied law at
Southern Methodist University In
Dallas, Tex.
Evening star., 1943-02-27

ers Shaved, Horses Leg and An Ex-
pected Event.
Optimistic folks must have record
ed Happy Choice Fortified, Gap
Filled In, Peace and Plenty, Hope
Improved, Trouble Ended and It
May Be in Good Time.
Pessimists were working overtime
on these: Disappointment, Hard
Scramble, Despair and The Remains.
While the. origin of most of these
names is unknown, many of them
go back to Colonial times. When
man filed land patent in the
early days, he had to name it some
thing, or the land agent named it
for him.
Girls Portion lies in the Silver
Spring area. Who the girl was orig
inally has long since been forgot
ten, but when her father died this
Silver Spring section was evident
ly her share. If she owned it all to-
day; she would be very wealthy
woman. -a -... ...
Token of Love is near Montrose,
Sprained Ankle is tract near Ger
mantown, Rattlesnake Den is near
Derwood, No Gain is between Chevy
Chase and Bethesda, the most valu-
able land in the county per square
loot; Pig Park is near Olney, Rub
Dish is in the vicinity of Wheaton,
Johns Last Shift is near Rockville.
Most curious of the names in q
tract near Barnesville called Rock
All, Tuck All, Fry All.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Luncheon Will Mark
lease-Lend Anniversary

The executive staff of the Lease
Lend Administration, headed by Ed
ward R. Stettinius, jr., will be host
to representatives of % countries
participating in the program at a
luncheon March IL, at the Statler
Hotel. The meal will be prepared
from dehydrated foodstuffs such as
are delivered under the administra-
tons sponsorship.
A group of $50 lease-lend execu-
tives will underWrite the luncheon,
which is in celebration of the second
lease-lend anniversary Ambassa-
dor, ministers and members of pur-
| chasing missions of the 81 United
Nations will be invited. Speakers
will include T. V. Soong, Chinese
Foreign Minister; Lord Halifax,
British Ambassador, and Maxim Lit
vinoff, Soviet Ambassador. Members
of the Supreme Court, the cabinet
Congress and war agencies also will
attend.
The menu will consist of soup,
meat loaf and vegetables. Army bis
cults, pie and milk or coffee.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
11O Pints Of Blood
Donated in Chevy Chase

II blood will win this war, resi-
dents of Chevy Chase can be counted
on to do their part. The community
went over the top again this week
when the Mobile Red Cross Unit
from the District visited the area
contributing ITO pints of blood
There was steady stream of men
and women going through the line
while the unit was there.
A young man, Joseph Devereux
jr., who was under 81, had to &c
home for the written consent of his
parents. He was back again promptly
TO give a pint of blood. A Marine
officers wife gave her sixth pint and
registered for her seventh in April
One woman who could not be taken
IN the morning came back in the
afternoon only to find that recent
attack of the flu disqualified her.
Since the first visit of the Mobile
Blood Donor Unit in September. a
total Of 1874 pints of blood have
been donated in the county.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
$4,000, Seen
As New Financing Goal
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27:-Govern-
ment bond dealers and investment
quarters said yesterday they believed
the Treasury Department would set
around SIS 5,000, ,000, 900 as the mini
mum amount to be raised in the
next Government financing pro-
gram, expected to get under way in
April
In the last drive, in December, a
minimum goal of $4,000. .OOO, 900 was
set, and nearly $4,000, ,000, 900 addi-
tional was counted before the books
were closed. That undertaking was
the largest single financial operation
OF any government in history.
In discussing the probable size of
the forthcoming program. bond
dealers pointed to already tremen-
dously heavy and still growing ex-
penditures for war, now around
Sc. .000, ,000, 900 a month.
The daily statement of the de-
partment yesterday showed work
ing balance of $4,924 ,632 ,204. A week
ago the figure was $3.50 ,281 ,578.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Missing Persons

Those haping information
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
Nth the Public Relations Squad
of the Police Department, Ma
tiondl 1000.
Mildred May, II, S feet 8 inches,
lit pounds, brown eyes. dark brown
hair. wearing long plaid dark brown
coat; missing from 1927 N street
NV. since Tuesday.
Victor Freyder. 16, S feet 7 inches,
blue eyes, blond hair, wearing brown
leather jacket, checked lining, COR
duroy pants, black shoes, riding red
frame bike. has $40 in his possession;
missing from 243 Eleventh street Sc.
since Thursday.
Lawrence Proctor, 8, colored, 3
feet, 10 pounds, wearing blue over
coat, dark blue pants, brown shoes;
missing from 1915 Eighteenth street
NV. since Friday.
Ernest c. Brown, Is, colored, 5 feet
8 inches, $50 pounds, wearing blue
suit, brown shoes, light short coat:
missing from 1011 Monroe street
NV. since Thursday.
Louis w. Pope, 16, colored, S feet
l inch, las pounds, brown eyes, black
hair; missing from 5121 F street
Sc. since Sunday.
Mavis v. Harris, IA, colored, 5 feet.
100 pounds, wearing tan camel hair
coal, red bandana: missing from 212
K street NE. since Thursday.
George G. Drake, 13, colored,
feet, 95 pounds, reddish hair, wear
ing green hat, green coat, tan straw
shoes, carrying two black suitcases:
missing from 1911 @ street NV.
since Friday.
Edwin Rich, 81, colored, s feet. ITS
pounds, wearing gray single breasted
coat: missing from 9l6 T street NV.
since Wednesday. 4
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Bank Guard Killed
Another Wounded
AT Riggs Branch
Third EmpIoye Held:
On Open Charge
Pending Investigation

Detectives were holding one
bank guard today after shoot
ing at the Riggs National Bank
branch at Fourteenth street and
Park road NV, in which another
guard was killed and a third was
critically wounded last night.
The dead guard was Arthur Hough
Sc, of 1455 Harvard street NV. The
wounded man, in critical condition
at Emergency Hospital, where q
blood TRANSMISSION was necessary, is
John Loveless, so, of 1414 North
Hudson street, Arlington. Va, broth
er-in-law of Mr.. Hough, and the
father of six children.
Wounded Man Tells Story.
Detective Sergt. E. E. Scott took
into custody Joseph Luxon of Balls
ton, Va. He was identified at the
hospital by Loveless.
According to Detective Sergt. Wal
ter D. Perry, Loveless told the fol-
lowing story from his bed at the
hospital:
Mr.. Loveless, who has been en-
ployed at the bank for six years
reported at the bank late last night
to relieve Hough. A short time
later Luxon reported, punched the
timeclock, and was then told by
Hough that he was supposed to re-
port at the bank branch at Seventh
and streets NV, to take the place
of guard who was sick. An argu-
ment followed, during which Love-
less was shot in the stomach.
Found Shot in Heart.
Perry quoted Loveless as saying
he staggered to the front of the bank
and later heard shot. Hough was
found by police lying on the floor
in a rear vault room. He had been
shot through the heart.
According to Mrs. Gertrude Love-
less, wife of the wounded guard
LuXon had resented a promotion
of Loveless. She said that Luxon
felt he was entitled to the promo
ton, since he had been at the bank
since 1929.
Police said Luxon denied the
shooting. He was being held on an
open charge pending further in
vestigation.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Victory Corps Colonel
Named at Leland School

Lawrence Jennings, 9th grade
student at the Leland Junior High
School, has been chosen colonel of
the schools victory corps Law
renee helped to organize both the
victory corps and the school store
and is treasurer Of his class.
Arthur Stringer, Donald Thomp-
son and Iona Mae Hyde have been
named majors of the 1st, I'd and
3D. battalions, respectively Arthur
will supervise the social and hobby
clubs, Donald Will direct the activ-
tiles of the school and community
service organizations and Iona Mae
will head the guidance and admin
lstration organizations.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Huff 10 Become
ID. T.. Welfare
Director
Commissioners and
Board Agree on
PenoI Superintendent

Ray L. HUFF. general superintend-
ent Of penal institutions for the
District Of Columbia, will take ONCE
within a day or 50 as welfare direc-
tor for the District, succeeding Con-
rad Van Hyning, who resigned re-
Gently to become United States
welfare and social security director
for Puerto Rico and nearby Federal
possessions.
Mr.. Van Hyning already has left
his Washington post and 1t was
indicated his successor would be
sworn into Office and assume welfare
responsibilities promptly.
The selection Of Mr.. Huff repre-
sents for the first time in years
an agreement between the Board
OF Commissioners and the welfare
board. Some years ago Mr.. Huff
was a favored candidate of the well
fare board to succeed Elwood Street
as welfare director, but this NOM
ination was defeated by the Com
missioners on the grounds that Mr..
Huff did not have sufficient" ex-
perience In direction of welfare in
stitutions as distinguished from
penal institutions.
Bondy Took Post.
Al. that time the successor to Mr..
Street, finally named by the Com
missioners, was Robert Bondy. then
with the American Red Cross, who
since has returned to that agency
as executive for war services.
When Mr.. Bondy resigned as well
fare director, there was the usual
search for successor, and Mr.. Van
Hyning, then deputy welfare direc-
tor, was named for the post. This
was about a year and a half ago.
Mr.. Van Hyning has won numerous
Communications for his services.
The present Board of Commission
ers, as we'll as it's predecessors, has
voiced high praise for the services
of Mr.. Huff.
Formerly With Justice.
Mr.. Huff has been engaged in Dis
trict service for nearly six years
coming to the municipal establish
ment after long experience as a
teacher and professor of science and
economics and with the Bureau OF
Restoration and the Bureau OF
Prisons, Justice Department.
Mr.. Huff is 48 years old and a
resident of nearby Virginia. In the
World War he enlisted in the Med
ical Corps and was assigned to the
9Th Field Artillery, AEF and Army
! OF Occupation. Later he was COM
missioned a captain in the 10th
Field Artillery, Pennsylvania Ma
tional Guard and the Officers Re-
serve Corps.
He is af11liated with the National
Education Association, the American
Association of Social Workers, the
American Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science, American
Prison Association and the American
Parole Association. ~ ;enlttd
William c. Meade, business man.
ager of District penal institutions, Is
suggested by Mr.. HUH as his sue
cessor as general superintendent OF
penal institutions.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Rev. Paul BIokeIy Dies;
Noted Jesuit Editor
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The Rev.
Paul Lendrum Blakely, S. j.. g., for
% years an associate editor of
America, a Catholic weekly pub
lished by the Jesuits, died yesterday
in st. Clare's Hospital.
Father Blakely contributed more
than 1,100 signed articles to Amer
lea, in addition to writing for other
periodicals. Three articles by him
will appear In the issue of March 6.
He was a native of Covington, Ky.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Price Ceilings on Peanuts
Revised Downward BY 0PA
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The ONCE of Price Administration
revised today Its price ceilings on
peanuts and peanut products. re-
ducing somewhat prices to be
charged by growers and shelters.
In the case of shelters the reduc-
ton will amount to between three
fourths of cent to IL cent a pound.
OPA said that SO far it is difficult
to calculate the effect of the new
prices on the retail sale of peanuts,
peanut butter and other products.
Formerly, the prices Of peanuts and
peanut products were based on the
December, 1912, levels. Today's
order. effective Immediately. sets
specific price maXimums on nearly
Al transactions.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
St, 900, 900 in Housing
For Negroes Approved

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 81 The
National Housing Authority has
authorized construction of 1000 pub
licly financed housing units for
Negroes in the Baltimore metropol-
1tan area.
The project will cost approximate
ly $4,000 900, the MIA said.
Evening star., 1943-02-27

In our global war we need thou
sands of anti-tank mines to combat
the cunning Jap and Hun. Your
purchase OF War bonds, increased
with your increased income. will
help pay for them. You can do your
bit for your son, father, brother or
neighbor's son with your War bond
purchases. you have done your
bit, now do your best"
Omitted States Treasury Department.
Evening star., 1943-02-27

In the nippy, small hours of the
morning, white truck stops in
front Of house; its driver steps out
with a basket full of rafting bottles
and goes up to the door step to read
a note stuffed in an empty bottle
Mr.. Milkman, please leave two
quarts of milk, a pound of butter
and one package of Red Cross cam
paign material"
Beginning today, that is the pic
ture that might be presented to
thousands of Red Cross campaign
chairmen when some $50 milkmen
of the Chevy Chase Farms Dairy
deliver posters and material during
their daily rounds.
Clark G. Diamond. vice president
OF the dairy firm, stepped into
critical situation when it developed
Evening star., 1943-02-27

that the Red Cross Motor Corps, al
ready up to their hearts in work,
could not handle the gigantic job
of distributing the material to di-
vision heads.
First delivery was made yester-
day to Raymond S. Briggs, presi-
dent OF L. S. Briggs, meat products
by milkman William Bill Hawkins
of 439 Luray place NV.
The drivers were instructed in
their new job by H. A. Schulties, re-
tail sales manager Of the dairy, and
the milkmen started their rounds of
delivering the thousands of pack
ages in time for the campaign to
raise Red Cross war fund of ST.
555,400. Business firms, apartment
houses and homes will be reached
by the milkmen.
Evening star., 1943-02-27

Why should your Uncle Sam have
to dun anybody to buy a War bond
to help preserve the democratic way
Of living? Buy \ bond as your own
expression Of willingness to help.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
X X
MAatHo~R>sxWM
WAR BONDS

The anti-tank mine is an ingen-
ious device which helped consider
ably in the battle for Africa. Planted
in the desert sands where the enemy
is expected to pass, it needs only to
be rocked minutely by truck wheel
tank tread or even footstep to ex-
plode devastatingly.
Evening star., 1943-02-27

ARLINGTON HOUSE-Heen Catch Durston has the
heavy Doric columns which make Arlington easily
recognizable landmark the Arlington Bridge
from the Lincoln Memorial Built by George Washing
tons George Washington Park Cust the home
better known for its later tenant Robert
lived here between military duties from 1881 1861 the
title always remained with the Gusts family first with George
Cuss and then with Cusis only child Mary Ann Randolph Lee
When Gen Lee decided to resign the Army
1861 Mrs Lee gathered few belongings and left her
cestral home for the last time Federal training