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Evening star., 1943-07-04
C8$ STATE EDITION
New Gas Ration Given
1awes With WARNING
AGAINST Private Use
Sy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, July 3.-State Con-
troller ]. Millard Tawes today was
issued a l,6O0-mile monthly gasoline
ration by local ration board which
warned him that the ration was for
occupational use only.
Both Hooper S. Miles, State auto
use administrator, and the Mary
land ONCE of Price Administration
had recommended, that the ration be
issued.
The ration represented 16 per
cent cut as compared to that re-
Gently revoked by the State OPA
when Mr.. Tawes was found guilty
of misusing occupational gasoline on
a pleasure trip to Georgia.
The boards warning said:
Under no circumstances can Mr..
Tawes use the ration simply to
drive from his Office in Baltimore
or Annapolis to his home in Cris-
field or to drive there ON the pos
sibility or probability he may have
business to conduct while at
home. =
1T is the responsibility Of
Mr.. TaWes to see that this ration
is not used for driving to his
home in Crisf1eld except on occas-
ions when official business is
actually conducted at various coun-
ty seats between Baltimore or An
napolis and Crisfield"
At the same time, Mr.. Miles an
nounced that the 563 State owned
passenger vehicles. with few ex-
ceptions, will shortly carry special
license tags identifying them as
public property.
Mr.. Miles said the yellow and
black license plates would effec-
lively check their use at any time
for private purposes.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
Canning Demonstration
Scheduled Wednesday

In the first canning demonstra-
ton to be given by Miss Mary Nor
ris. home demonstration agent as
signed by the State to Arlington
County, she will be assisted by Miss
Lorraine Fisher of the Virginia Pub
lie Service Co. The demonstration
is scheduled for 10 am. Wednesday
at the Red Cross Chapter House,
1924 Wilson boulevard.
Miss Norris will give a second
demonstration at 10 am. Thursday
at the Mount Olivet Church, Glebe
road and North Sixteenth street
with arrangements being made by
Mrs. Harold Graves. Mrs. Edwin
Lurie will sponsor a similar DEM
onstration at the Arlington Village
ballroom at 10 am. Friday.
All women interested in canning
and preserving fruits and vegetables
are invited to attend these meet
ings. Anybody wishing to organize
groups for canning demonstrations
or seeking information on food pres
ervation may contact Miss Norris at
the Clarendon Library, oxford 5000
Mondays from am until noon.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
Fairfax Gas Ration.
Dead|ine Is Fixed

The Fairfax County (VaD Ration
Board announced yesterday that
motorists whose B and c books ex-
pire July % must apply for renewals
before next Saturday.
Applications for new books are
now available at all county filling
stations and may be either mailed
or taken to the board in person
They mus. be accompanied by tire
inspection records.
Motorists will be notified Of the
date when their books are ready and
must come to the boards office in
Falls Churcn to get them.
While admitting that motorists
may find it difficult to obtain gaso-
line in order to pick up their books
board officials explained that the
previous system. under which vari-
Gus centers were set up in the
county to handle renewals, con-
sumed too much time
One official said motorists had to
stand in line for hours at time
in order to get their books.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
N. N. Kiesgen Resigns
Rutioninq Boord Post

M. M. Kiesgen, 1909 Flower ave-
nue., Takoma Park. Md, has re-
signed as a member of the gaso-
line and tire rationing panel of
the Silver Spring Ration Board, it
was announced yesterday. Board
members said the resignation was
due to illness. He had been men,
ber of the panel since its inception
in July, 1941.
Any resident of the Silver Spring
area desiring to volunteer as a sue
cessor to Mr.. Kiesgen was asked to
call at the boards Office, 1920
Georgia avenue, between and 10
O'Clock any night exception Satur-
0ay and Sunday.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
Il Arlington Drivers
Incur Gas Penalties

Revocation of gasoline books and
denial of further supplemental gas
rations were included among II
penalties announced yesterday by
the Arlington Ration Board for
pleasure driving and speed con-
victions.
The board panel also dismissed 16
cases and denied future rations to
persons who did not answer the
summons. These rations, it was
said. will be withheld until good
cause is shown for nonappearance
Denial of further supplemental
gasoline, and fine of one current
G coupon and eight A coupons, was
the penalty imposed on Adrian L.
Jewell, 726 North Abingdon street,
on a speeding charge. All gasoline
books belonging to Barrie Ege, 1920
Sixth street, were suspended tenn
porarily for a pleasure driving vio-
lation. The A book of Charles w.
Culpepper, 4435 North Pershing
drive, was suspended until October
for pleasure driving.
The following were penalized by
the loss of coupons:
John F. Gill. 1l01 Nineteenth
street, one A; Benjamin Sacks, 4708
Wilson boulevard. two A; Charles
e. Little. 6O49 North Twenty y-second
street. four A; David Hammond,
5000 North Eighteenth street, two
B, and Leonard Erickson, 2l44 North
Pollard street. two c.
Walter Bottcher, 4104 Fourth
street, three A coupons; William
Wellington, 2257 North Harrison
street. one A. and Mrs. w. A. Foster,
1928 North Fifteenth street. one A.
Panel officials reiterated the warn
ing that those who do not appear
In answer to the summons are auto
matically denied any, future gas
oliae ration renewals until they get
in touch with the Ration Board.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
| Dorden Family
| Starts Vacation
In Streetcdr
BY the Associated Press.


RICHMOND. July 3.-The attrac-
tive young mother. little son carry
ing a canary in cage and a 5-year-
old barefoot girl climbed on street.
car. Because Of gasoline restric-
tions, they couldn't use their car to
go to the station, so they packed
their baggage and expressed It.
The bird had to 60 that way be-
cause there was no other way.
The girl had to 60 minus shoes be-
cause she had held out two shoes
for her left foot when she did her
packing and all of her other shoes
were shipped in the baggage which
had gone ahead. So the girls
father said, "let her 60 barefooted,
Of course"
Thus. Mrs. Colgate w. Darden, jr.,
wife of Virginia's Governor and
their son, Pierre and daughter, Irene
were on their way to spend part of
the summer at Mrs. Darden's former
home. the Dupont estate near
Wilmington, Del.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
ArIinoton Democrats Call Off
Primary First ime in Decade

For the first time in 10 years, Ar
lington County will not hold a
Democratic primary, since all the
candidates are without opposition,
Arlington County Democratic off,
cials announced yesterday.
Earlier In the week, Alfred A. Hill
ton and Lawson Wimberly withdrew
from the House of Delegates race
for business reasons. thus virtually
assuring the nominations of j. May
nard Magruder and Maj. Charles r.
Fenwick, the other candidates.
The Democratic Executive Com.
mittee at its biweekly meeting re-
ceived the report of the Special
Election Committee headed by c.
Harrison Mann and unanimously
certified as party nominees the fol-
lowing:
Harry K. Green. commissioner of
revenue: Lawrence w. Douglas,
Evening star., 1943-07-04
Bethesda 10 Register
US0 Junior Hostesses

The second and final registration
until October of USO junior hos
tesses will be held at the Bethesda
Elementary School from 7::3O to 8 80
pm. July IL, to be followed by an
hour training period. The
second training period will be held
at $50 pm. July 16 at the same
place.
The local USO is sponsoring a
Fourth of July picnic for all men
and women in uniform at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Recreation
Center from 4 to 9 pm.
A course in conversational Span
ish at the Bethesda-C Chevy Chase
High School has the co-sponsorship
of the Bethesda USO, 1t will be
held from 8 to 10 pm. tomorrow and
Wednesday. The course will con-
tinue II weeks.
Evening star., 1943-07-04

commemorative attorney; Mrs.
Elizabeth R. Magruder and F.. Free
land Chew, county board members:
c. Benjamin Laycock, county clerk;
Mr.. Fenwick and Mr.. Magruder,
House of Delegates; Homer G.
Bauserman, sheriff; William D.
Medley, State Senator; Elmer F.
Newell, treasurer; Hugh Reid, trial
justice county court.
Precinct chairmen from the Ar
lington Women's Democratic Club
and the County Democratic Club
and all party nominees were present
at the meeting, which was addressed
by Mr.. Green, Senator Medley and
Mr.. Chew.
Plans for the campaign were dis
cussed, and Harry A. Grant and Mr..
Mann were appointed to prepare the
budget and publicity plans, accord.
ing to party oficials.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
Bigger School Budget
Seen Bringing Better
Teachers 10 Virginia
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, July 3.-Dr.
Dabney S. Lancaster, State super
intendent OF public instruction, to-
day outlined the State Board Of
Education's plan for strengthening
Virginia's public school system
which would call for an increase of
Sc, ,726 900 over the current general
fund appropriation of $11, ,049 900 for
the States share In the operation OF
the schools.
The plan was outlined in letters
DR.. Lancaster sent to candidates for
the General Assembly and was in
response to a request by members
of the Richmond delegation and
others for an explanation of the
proposal for the State to contribute
81 200 per teacher unit toward SAL
aries rather than the present $770.
and to peg the cost of instruction to
the localities at its 1912 level.
Seek Qualified Teachers.
DR.. Lancaster said that the pro-
posal does not embody an effort to
obtain funds that would enable the
State to pay teachers salaries in
tended to compete with the unusual.
ly high industrial salaries and wages
now paid in other occupations.
Rather" he added, "our plans
contemplate suf1icient appropria-
tions to support reasonably ade-
quate program that will attract to
the teaching profession from year
to year well-qualified people who will
be able to support themselves and
their families in accordance with
standards expected OF them.
mo longer should we be forced
to entrust our children to many
who now attempt to teach as a
'stop-gap' because they cannot find
other work to do We admit
there are many teachers whose
work does not call for more than
they are now receiving. Many.
however, are underpaid We must
offer enough to attract the best
equipped people the Commonwealth
produces. Our children are worthy
Of no less than this"
Larger Schools Urged.
From national standpoint, DR..
Lancaster said. Virginia's record In
public education shows she stands
40th in yearly expenditure per pupil
enrolled; 36th in average salaries
paid teachers. and 48th in effort to
support public education in rela-
ton to resources and income.
In addition to the salary pro-
posals. the Board Of Education rec
commended postwar development OF
larger high schools and expanded
programs to equip "the IS per cent
who do not 60 to college" and IAN
elementary school program" that
will not only develop self-confi-
dence and initiative in pupils, but
will give them mastery Of reading,
writing. arithmetic and reason
able knowledge of history and ge-
ography.
The board also urged the con-
tinued strengthening of school IL
braries, both for pupils and for all
citizens not served by county and
city libraries.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
Byrd flinders War Effort,
Saws Norfolk NYA Head
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NORFOLK Va, July 3.-Maj. M.
G. Woodroof, jr., director of the
National Youth Administration res
ident center here. charged today
that "those gentlemen of the Sem
ate and House." who voted death
for the youth training agency, have
no desire to win the war and are
playing politics.
Maj Woodroof, who has been with
the NYA since its creation nine
years ago and head of its Norfolk
program for six years, singled out
Senator Byrd, Democrat, of Vir-
ginia for an extra blast.
Il feel that Senator Byrd is a
hindrance to our war effort, and
I expect personally to fight his re-
nomination, he declared.
Upward of 5000 trainees have
been sent from the NYA center
here during the last IL months,
Maj. Woodroof said, and more than
10000 parts for the Norfolk Navy
Yard have been turned out there.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
Carter Gets Veterans Post

DR.. Floyd J. Carter, Chevy Chase,
has been reelected surgeon OF the
Maryland Department. Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. DR.. Carter Is past
commander of Montgomery Post No.
1858 and past district commander
of District No. 2, Maryland Depart
ment,
Evening star., 1943-07-04
Candidates to Speak

Fairfax County candidates for
seats in General Assembly will out
line their programs at the monthly
meeting of the Mclean School and
Civil League at s pm. tomorrow at
| the school.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
Montgomery 10 Send
63 Men 10 Services

SXty-three enlisted reservists will
report for active duty to reception
centers Wednesday from Selective
Service Board No 2, Montgomef,
County, Silver Spring, Md.
The group includes James w
Horstmann, jr., volunteer Officer
candidate; Charles D. Aud. Nava
aviation cadet; Ernest F. Ketner
Kenneth C. Craglow. jr., Louis E
Rupert, James v. Hurson. Alan E
Gebhardt, James A. Davis anc
Thomas S. Sullivan. Army aviation
cadets; Yorke C. Mills. Engineers
and Edward v. Kaiser. jr., SeabeeS
Reporting to the Navy will be:
Chapman, Theodore Biebusch. H. W
Harrison: A.. P. 1r. Dunn, RAYMOND E.
Padgett. w. E. F. Bouehton. D. H.
Hall. Robert B. Wood. w H jr.
Hyman, John A. Wallace, Edward A.
Goodlng, Floyd D.
Going to the Army are:
Bode. Hermann. Mllstead, E. E. jr.
Gillian, John w. Allnutt. Henry D.
Schauer Henry r. Lechler. William N.
Washburn. w. w. jr. Mess, James Dwyer
Buchanan. E. H, jr Boyd. Robert S.
Rees, ForrestV. Goodwin F. LeB.. jr.
Sheehan, William B. Settle. Edgar w. jr.
wallace, n. r. 1r. EykeS. John Henry
Woodward, D. r. Buck. Ralph c.
Ballard. Robert E. Hall, Ralph H, jr
Vinoukourofi, George Marlowe, w A. jr.
Walker. Robert Cavanaugh. John P.
Meese. Norman S. Musgrove, L. A.
MearS, David. Jr. Kennedy. McC w.
Wood, Gene R. Thurm Harold z.
Altman, Peter S. Brun. Edwin Louis
Vogel, James r. Thompson. Verle B.
Cronin, Edmund B. Smith Thornton R.
Rieber. Paul Hall Milton Shelby
Merkel. Horatio M. Canty, Calvin H.
Wolfe, John r. Wolfe. John r.
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-09
Expanded Liquor
Probe Looms

SACRAMENTO, Dec 9. CUP) =
William G. Bonelli, Los Angeles
member OF the state board of equal
ization, today proposed a joint in
vestigation of black market sales
of liquor by the board and a state
senate interim committee headed
by Clarence c. Ward of Santa Bar
bara.
Bonelli said he would ask the
boards legal staff whether the board
had power to Subpoena witnesses in
an investigation of its own, and
meantime would assign liquor in
yestigators to gather data in the
southern California district for
Wards committee.
In my opiniCn,' he said, the
spreading corruption of black
market practices is breaking down
liquor law observance in Sc many
indirect ways that the board of
equalization is justified in assuming
authority over distribution during
this emergency"
Unfair distribution" by diStillers
and wholesalers, Bonelli declared,
is forcing mahy retailers into law
violations to obtain liquor to sell.