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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
Provizoricno vIodo JugosIoviiiii

temi osebami nj bila niti ena
IL nizjih slojev.
'Pozicija move jugoslovanske
Wade sc bo razlikovala cd vzpo-
stavljenih vlad v Belgiji in Gr-
CHI v tenn, da ia ne bo vzpostav-
ljena stara vlada, XII je bila dol
go odsotna liz dezele. Clani
uporniskega gibanja v Belgiji
in Grciji, XII so Sc borili proti
nemskim okupatorjem, Sc cu-
tito zapostavljene po zamejnih
vladah, XII sta Sc vrnili V deze-
Ii. V Jugoslaviji pa bo Osvobo-.
dilni ljudski pokret sam pre-
wei provizoricno vlado. Poleg
tega ina osvobodilni pokret
marsala Tita podpor0 vseh treh
zavezniskih velesil, dasi ne
katerimi mentalnimi rezervaci-
jami. Dasi je marsal Tito ko-
munist, nj nikakega dokaza, da
bi nameraval vzpostaviti ko-
munisticno diktaturo v Jugo-
slaviji. DR.. Subasic 81 zamislja
novo Jugoslavijo, XII je ma me-
il britisko-ameriskih in ruskih
.sfer vpliva, kot most med who
dom in zapadom in sodi Sc, da
so Sc V Moskvi strinjali z ME
govo idejo.'
POsmetO IL NOUe DObe, glGsild
AnaeriSke bratsEe sUese.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
Zobrov je re zelo ma.
10, ma sVetu

Prva svetovna vojna je sko'
no iztrebila zobre, zanimive "a
stopnike evropsAega pragove-
da, XII je bilo nekoc razsirjeno
tudi v nasih krajih in jih je bl-
10 Sc V zacetku tega stoletja
nekaj sto glav. Posledno cato
Cisco je naslo to divje zivece
govedo v Beloveski pusci "a
padni Belorusi in V kavkaskih
gozdovih. Vojna pa je straho.
vito pustosila med credami in
bila je nevarnost, da ne bo 70
ber cisto unicen. LIE izrednemu
zanimanju ruske sovjetske via
de gre hvala, da je obstoj cobra
zagotovljen. Danes zivi V Belo-
veski pusci 10 zobrov, po vsem
svetu pa jih je SO. Cistokrvna
pa sta v tenn stevilu samo Sc
diva.
Zobri so zelo zanimive zivali
Odra sci zober doseze tezo 1905
ky. zival je zelo skromna glede
prehrane in odporna.
S krizanjem cobra z domacim
govedom SO do bill izredno
mocno in cdporno zival. Prav
od krizanja cobra z domacim
govedom ST obetajo vazno L.
boljsanje. Drzavni park Aska-
2ija nova V Ukrajiai je edinl
kraj ma svetu, kjer Sc vrsi znan-
stveno delo "a reSitev cobra. S
krizanjem cobra Z ameriskim
bizonom SO Ukrajini vzredili
Il samcev in 63 samic. IL Be
lovske pusce SO prepeljali de-
vet zobrov v drzavni zascitni
park ma Krimu, kjer Sc je 60
vedo dobro privadilo podnebju
in pokrajini in ina re narascaj
Hkratu so letos prepeljali tr.j
sanice in diva samoa belovske
ga plemena kavkaski zascitni
park.
Pred casom je uprava "a OBJ,
novitev .zobrov dobila obvestilo
da Sc je ena izmed samic re o.
brejila. Sovjetska vlada je ia
ia naein pray zadnji trenutek
posegla vines in preprecila po'
poln pogin tega znamenitega
evropskega goveda, XII bo ime'
morda Sc vazno vlogo za izbolj-
sanje donface govedi. 81.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
Piisn1o IL cerkniSke okoiice

avijonom V bolnico Bari V Ita Ii
jo: tocen njegov naslov ii ga Oh
poSilja, ako ii bo mogoce od-
govoriti.
"Draga Francka (Spancko-
va):
"Pri vas donna Sc je tudi pre-
cej predrugacilo. Oce so umr-
ii leta 1941. Justi je Sc ma Bio
kah, Cd moza ne We pray mic.
Brat joe Sc je porocil, ina zc-
no il Belo Kra.iine il vasi Pod
zcmlia p-i Netliki; inlata emo
hcerko; drugace je vse pona-
radi. Vas vse skupaj lepo po-
Zdravljamo, in &c vam je mo-
goce, date kaj pisat ..
"Smrt f 9. siz m u-Svoboda
naIOdu!
"Enako ii posiljajo pozdrave
moji tovariSi PartiZani: Znidar-
sic Joze (Hmtekov IL Blok) -
Segre Lodo (Veselov il zerov-
nice) - Levan Franc (Rozanc
France).
"Pisi Ia ia naslov, da born
JAZZ oddal pismo naprej:
"Turk DI2go, General Hospi-
tai Ga, Andrea, Italia.
"se en- pozdrav cd tvojega
brata,
"Krajc France
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
DONALD BELL:
GRCIJA IN ZAVEZNIS ISkE VELES1LE

E-R NJ IN II n n n ~
Ako pogleoamo I'D glSAe iezhere sVa1lSca 'liieii
ske JaVnost Vldlmo, Ga plevaoueJo pr mas preo Vse
sen'leValf polllSleNl l''oi ~ Vuel' I'd ~ popl",
nagrada praVlce haoiost Sefskh ooiceV III SO Sc iea
IN eta upnan nac'Stlc2el" III laSlS'cneu Vpaui'!Nu
ZakaJ bl i'm plo ueoa uenotku image razofozlel III
drug stran pa Sc oo]no DO 'ecla 'e1 neu
1'@0J'1i' 0Soo0oO''No' ''O ,
p.ijeCno ol nam ollo aN' ~ &c Noh.0iVln 'n A'Ao
pl lako mas zanasa]o o0cosN sem IN H] Ne moreno st
ol'loct' kaJ piaV "a pray noce''o
Ioda polhki ]e ueoa naJpre] dognau' ka] ]e praV1
t7res dzaVe GlclJa je u1ec' to'a tuol tam ina Anae
ra sVoJe astne 1nerISe Jaso e, da ten mteresoV ne
bono nash ma pol]u &osIooalstVa. Orca ]e reVna'
glaVnem poedelska dezel brez Vellklh naaVnh ooga-
steV PrebNalceV INA niI]onoV k SAGE poVecm 1ooah'
olive, sir, koruzo k'onpn II shcno Oll so zVlstn po
moScahl IN dOb tg"Vc @oda tudl TO ne more o'tl "a
mas Vellke Vaznost
Memo gospoda1StVo nj Vazno loac pa Je Vazna ze1n-
eplsna ega GrclJe Ia dezea Je cuVaJ pfehoda Cfho
roorje Po Vojni bo Vozo mn0go amel1sklh adl] skoz
Dadanele JUNO RuSo, Odeso, RoStoV, NoVoloslJsk
III Batum - AmellNa n2neraVa pOgloblu sVoJe ugoF-
sNe zveze Rusjo. MI nocemo, da nam b mogel nekdo
z2pretl to pot all pepoVeCi@t naSm ladJam Ga prsta-
nejO Pireju. kleta ina V NZhodnem Sredozemskem
mOlju domlnantno pozlco. Pot na SleonU Tzhod pa Je
najVecJe straeg enc NaZnOsI tu( "a Amelko - Vpla-
S@nje je dali je panetnO d2 Iepus1mo zascito te po-
nlOlske ceste poponolra AngIJ Moda bl Dlo boe, da
preVzaneno svoj de- te odgo|ornost
Stlategicne pozicije pomeno namrec tudi poEticni
vpliv, ia pa odpila pot t!goEn TovOne adJe puJeJo
Nedno brazdah oklopnic. Amelik je posklsa uvesti
nacelo odprtih uziSG in svo5odnegd dostopa vse,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
(Nadaljcyarjc S /. strani)


napravljene po okupatorju "a
deset milijonov tristo petdeset
oSe2n tisoc lir.
"Jernej in Toncka sta oba
donna in delata, tudi pri mas.
Yes, 81 kar eden drugemu po-
magajo: sta zdrava, imata diva
otroka. Rezi in MOI sta Sc ma
Rakeku. imata enega Otroka.
MOI je Sc Vedno V sluzbi. Micl
je tudi poroCena V Start Cerkvi
pl'i Kocevju, ali cd ME in cd
moza ne vemo mic. Kakor smo
bill zvedeli, so il moza we'll
Nemci, cd ME pa ne vemo pray
mic, ker so tam Nemci in ne gre
nObena poSt3 do ME. MOI je do
ma IL Velikih LaSc, bivSi jugo-
slovanski oroznik, piSe Sc Gre
benc Franc.
"Tukaj ii posiljam naslov Cd
bl'ata Janeza
"AbSender:
"Vor- und Zunahme: Kra ic
Janez.
"Gefangenennummer: 9OO6l,
Il ager- BeZeichnung: M
Stammlager " A., Honhstein
saeche
"SchWeiz.
Observation-Disclosures
"Od Matija vemo pa samo:
"Krajc Matija, Dahovo, Mem.
ella.
"Sedaj pa koncujem in vas
vse skupa.i prav lepo pozdrav-
liam V imenu vse nase rodbine
- Krajc Franc.
"Enako pozdravi tvojo zenc
Francko in sinove.
"Poz1rave posiljamo vsen
nam znanim sosedom. Pozdrav!
Spanckovega JaneZa in Oblako.
We! Enako vas pozdravlja Ro.
zanec France, ter izroci pozdra.
We tudi Oblakovim fantom An.
tonu in Ivanu, &c ,nista ze tudi
ona diva pri vojakih :.
"To pismo tt odposiljam pc
Rozancmu Francetu, kateri .ie
ranjen in DO danes odpotoval
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
Zacetek zaposIitUe
Majhni yzroki,
velike posledice
"Zakaj imenujemo mas jerk

V eletropatologicnem muze-
ju ma Dunaju imajo v spiritu
konservirano poljsko mis-, XII j.
ma nenavaden nacin imela neko
vlogo svetovni vojni.
l.. 1916 je armada nemskega
marsala. Mackensena korakala
v Rumunijo. Sredi hudih nall
vow, XII so vse ceste spremenili
V brezdanje mocvare, so bill
poedini oddelki navezani lie M
aavodila brezzicnih postal. Ne
nadno so ia sporocila utihnila.
Pohod Sc je ustavil, zveze z
glavnlm stanom nj bio vec.
Kaj Sc je zgodilo?
Majhna poljska mis- Sc je BIZ
Ia vmesala V svetovno klanje.
Izstradana zivalica je bila zlezla
med zice oddajne postaje, da 81
poisce hrane. Nenadno je sinil
jak svetlobni oblok IL neke Ii
&C. Mis- je bila pregrizla izola-
cijo v releju oddaj1e postaje
in roVzrocila kratek stik. To je
placala svojim zivljenjem.
Irajalo pa je nekaj casa, pre-
den so mogli dognati, kje je po-
kvara ter jo popravili.
v tenn casu nj mogla armada
nikamor naprej, dokler MISC pri-
spela nova navodila cd zadaj.
TO je pa imelo zanjo tudi do
bre posledice, kajti Rumuni so
mislili, da :ie nemska armada
dosti bolj naprej in SO bill pri-
pravili krepak protivni sunek,
XII ga je uvedel silen tapniski O.
genj. Toda topovi SO streljali v
prazno, .sovraznik je bill Sc da-
lee zadaj. Ubito pis so poslali
ma Dunaj, kjer je Sc danes eden
izmed najzanimives;si pred1ne-
GOV zgoraj navedenem muze-
ju.
V tenn posebnem oddelku pa
je videti tudi d-'uyc ::::yali, XII
so koncale zavoljo elektri3neg2
toka. ma tragicen nacin. Tako
vidis vrabca, XII mu je postala
dolga travna bilka usodna. Pti-
ca je .bila sedla ma vod visoke
napetosti. Nekoliko sekund po-
zneje jo je pokosila elektricna
s1nrt, kajti dolga, travna bill
ka, XII jo je drzal vrabec v
kljunu, je bila mokra in ase je
dotaknila druge zice, tako da
ie nastal "elektricni most. Sc
sedaj drzi vrabec v spiritu to
bilko v svojem kljunu.
Pred daljsim casom je v Cs-
lovcu neki gad povzrocil elek-
triGno motnjo in je v elektro-
patologicnem muzeju Sc sedaj
mrtva prica nevarnosti elek-
ttrike. zival Sc je splazila " e.
lclktricno centralo in preko ba-
krenih zbiralnih tracnic. S kon-
Gem dolgega telesa je bila Sc ma
prvi tracnici, ko Sc je S pred
ajim telesom dotaknila druge
traenice, 5000 voltov je svigni-
10 skozi gadje telo. - in ven
dar gada nj ubilo. sele nasled-
Mi dan SO ga odkrili in ubili in
SO Sc zelo cudili, da nj poginil
ze zavoljo tezkih opeklin po
trebuhu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
Parma kopel

Tone Sc gre prvikrat kopat v
parno kopel. Streznik Sc ga koj
lott: Tone mora najprej v vroc
zrak, nato vroco paro, nato ma
razbeljeno opeko in nato v ledeno
prho. Streznik ga zacne gnesti,
da mu kar zebra pokajo. Vse OBJ
upan zajeci: me morem vec!"
Streznik ga tolazi: lie potr-
pite Sc; potem boste kot novoro-
jeno dete!'
Tone prikima: "Rad verja-
mem. Prav tax bonn! Niti ho-
diti ne bonn znal."
Kupuj.e vojne bonde in vojno- varce-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazenc
OSiSce in ySc. kar ono DrcllStayIia!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26

Londonu, Clifton Daniel, je po-
slal listu New York Times OBJ
sirno porocilo razvojih Ju-
goslaviji, IL katerega so v ma
slednjem povzeti sledeci zani-
mivi izcrpki:
''V Beogradu Sc vrsijo poga-
janja "a organiziranje federal
ne Wade v Jugoslaviji, v kateri
maj bodo zastopane vse stranke.
Organizatorji Sc upajo ma ia
nacin izogniti civilnih 1lemirov
in zunanje intervencije, kar sc
ie zgodilo pri nastopu povojnih
vlad V Belgiji in Grciji.
"Ta pogajanja so zakasnila
povratek v London DIR. Ivana
subasica, sedaniega ministrske-
ga predsednika kraljeve jugo-
slovanske Wade, XII je bill ne
davno obiskal Moskvo; pricaku-
.je pa Sc, de bodo zakljucena v
prihodnjih dveh tednih.
"Sestava provizoricne Wade
ki DO kontrolirala Jugoslavijo
V razdobju med popolno osvo-
boditvijo dezele in splosnimi
volitvami po vojni, temelji ma
sporazumu med dr. Subasicem
in marsalom Titom, voditel jem
narodnega osvobodilnega giba-
MIA.
"Nekatere podrobnosti O Sc
stavi te Wade so re znane. V pr
vi vrsti DO vzpostavljeno re-
eentstvo treh MOI, XII bodo pred
stavljali tri glavne narodnostne
skupine V Jugoslaviji, namrec
Srbe, Hrvate in Slovence. Re-
gentstvo DO trajalo do zakljuc-
ka plebiscita ali splosnih vo-
litev, &c maj bo bodoca Jugosla-
via republika ali monarhija.
Kralj Peter bo ostal V inozem-
stvu vsaj do zakljucka plebi-
scita.
"Organiziran DO kabinet fe-
deralnega sistema, "a kakrsne-
ga sta Sc DIR. SubasiC in marsal
Tito sporazumela. Notranji ka-
Einet DO sestojal IL sestih dr.
zavnih ministrov, XII bodo zasto-
pail vsak pc en- federalni dis
trikt. Naknadno DO Sc % minis
trov, katerim DO poverjena od-
govornost raznih department
tOv
"Ministrski predsednik bo
skoro brez vprasanja marsal I'll
to, XII mi je bill opisan cd neke-
ga Amerikanca, kateri ga do
bro pozna, kot najbolj izrazita
osebnost Jugoslavije. Ia DIR. Su-
basica Sc pricakuje, da DO dr.
zavni minister. najbrZ ZastODa-
Joe Hrvatsko, katere ban je bill
pred vojno.
"Clani regentstva bodo maj
brz trije starejsi drzavniki S
casino preteklostjo. Ministri
bodo izbrani izmed pripadnikov
vseh strank, XII sc MISC umazale
sodelovanjem sovrazpikom.
Sodi Sc, da DO ministre izbral
Osvobodilni odbor po posveto-
vanju z dr.. subasicem.
IS tenn, da bo V novi vladi da-
no zastopstvo vsem narodno-
stim in vsem politicnim stran-
kan, Sc upajo organizatorji iz-
ogniti sporom "a nadvlado, ka-
krsni Sport so privedli Grcijo
do krvave tragedije. Vlada sc
bo zavezala vzdrzeVati "stiri
svobodscine" in ne DO skusala
ovirati kritike.
"Dasi SO bill V dezeli ostri
notranji Sport, predno Sc je gi-
banje marsala Tita povzpelo do
vladajoce avtoritete v Jugosla-
viii, Osvobodilni pokret ne ka-
ze razpolozenja Ia veliko "cist-
ko" prejsnjih nasprotnikov
Cetniki generala Draze Mihaj-
lovica, XII je bill obdolzen sode-
lovanja Z Nemci, so bill povab-
ljeni, da Sc pridruzijo Narodni
osvobodilni armadi marSala Ii
l.. So .a ,,:,,r,x,1 ,o,,; CO l,nY.f
Evening star., 1944-11-30
Report on D. {. School
Detectives Is SOUGHT

Representative Stefan, Repub-
lican, of Nebraska announced yes
terday he was requesting Robert L.
Haycock, superintendent of schools,
to submit comprehensive report on
the postwar objectives for the Dis
trict school system, covering both
the physical plant and curricula.
Eager to make certain that Dis
trict schools keep abreast of new
developments in all fields, as well as
have adquate facilities, Mr.. Stefan
said he felt greater emphasis should
be placed advantageously on voca-
tional education and physical train
ing.
Speaking of the wartime develop
ments in radar and radio, Mr.. Stefar
suggested vocational training might
be broadened to include these sub.
jects.
The ranking minority member o1
the House Appropriations Suhcom-
mittee, which handles the District
supply bills. Mr. Stefan said he wa.
requesting that the outline of the
proposals and hopes of school Off
cials would be available early ir
January, before formal study of the
next District budget proposals be-
gins.
Evening star., 1944-11-30
Political Expenses
Filed at Rockville

sworn statements of receipts and
expenditures in connection with the
recent Montgomery County political
campaign are being filed with the
clerk of the Circuit Court at Rock
vile, Md, as required by law. Those
received follow:
Alfred D. Noyes and j. Forest
Walker, treasurer and assistant
treasurer, respectively, of the Demo-
cratic Organization Committees for
Montgomery County-Receipts. Sl5.-
697.47; expenditures, $12, 1879; tax
withheld, $71.10; balance on hand,
s3,428.58.
De Witt w. zook, treasurer Re-
publican State Central Committee
for Montgomery County-Receipts
S5,351.06;; expenditures, s4,O31.51.
Albert E. Brault, treasurer Citi-
zens' Committee to Defeat Charter
Receipts, s8,9O897; expenditures
$8,083.63; balance on hand, 1925 "a;
unpaid bills, S2,485.9O.
A. H. Hobley, treasurer Montgom.
cry County Charter Committee
Receipts, $7,612.56; expenditures, ST..
097.27; balance on hand, 1929; un-
paid bills, $2,628.47.
Preston Pannell, treasurer Colorec
Committee to Defeat Charter-Re
ceiptS, $115.68; expenditures, s115.68
Arthur j. Hilland, treasurer j
Glenn Beall for Congress Campaign
Committee-Receipts, $1,O40; ex.
penditures, $46494.
Esther C. Quinn, treasurer M. E
Tydings Campaign Committee-Re-
ceipts,. $10,325; expenditures, $8,-
581. 81; balance on hand, $907 81; un-
paid bills, $835.62.
Evening star., 1944-11-30
lsWRstonm;q
IN

Canned Goods, Etc.-Book No. 4
blue stamps A-8 through Z-8 and
AS through VS. good indefinitely
for 10 points each Stamps ks
through Us and Az and BE- good
Friday.
Meats, Fats, Etc.-Red stamps AS
through Z-8 and AS through P-5
good indefinitely for 10 points
each. Next series of red stamps
validated December 8.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay two ration points for
each pound of waste kitchen fats
you turn in.
Sugar-Book No. stamps 80 through
"a valid for S pounds indefinitely
Book No. 4 stamp 40 good for S
pounds for home canning through
February %, 1945.
Gasoline-A-13 coupons good for 4
gallons each through December
81. Ala coupons valid for 4
gallons each on December %
B-4, ca, BIS and C-5 coupons
good for 5 gallons each. New A
Ration Books now available by
mail to local boards. Get applica-
tionS at service stations of Ration
Board and mail in along with
back cover of old A book.
Shoes-Airplane stamps l, 2 and
in Book No. 3 good indefinitely for
one pair of shoes each.
Fuel Oil-Periods No. and cou-
pons good for 10, gallons per unit
through August 81, l945. Period /,
1915 ration, also good for 10
gallons a unit. Consumers in this
area should not have used more
than II per cent of their ration as
of November a..
Evening star., 1944-11-30
Charter Committee
Makes Preparations
To Continue Fight

The Montgomery County Charter
Committee at its annual meeting
last night in the Chevy Chase Wom-
ans Club expressed determination
to continue its campaign for the
council-manager form of county
government. More than 300 persons
attended.
Reviewing its mistakes in the re.
cent campaign, the committee de.
cided that it needed the advice anc
counsel of practical politician.
1t was suggested that a school be es.
tablished to train precinct workers
for the next charter fight.
Will Strengthen Organization.
A committee of three will be ap.
pointed in the near future to revise
the groups bylaws with the idea O!
strengthening the present organiza
ton for the next campaign. Another
committee of five will record al
criticisms of and objections to the
charter in order that it may be
strengthened before another ref
erendum.
Allen Gardner, president of the
committee, praised all workers for
their efforts in behalf of charter.
but regretted that these had been
too little, too late" Mr.. Gardner
recommended that the charter office
be retained, that a constant educa-
tional campaign be carried on and
that the Research Committee keep
abreast of developments at Rock
vile and Annapolis in the next four
years.
The committee expressed its
thanks to the members of the
Charter Board for their work in
drawing up the document, to Mr.
Gardner for his efforts as chairman
|of the committee, to Mrs. John
Werner for her work as executive
director of the charter Office and
to the chairman of the standing
committees and officers.
New Directors Elected.
Reports were given by the chair
men of all standing committees anc
by the officers of the Charter Com
mittee
New directors elected for three.
year terms were DR.. Oscar Black.
Welder, Donald F. Bliss, Donal L
Chamberlin, Mrs. Dean Dinwoodey
Or. j. F. Forsyth and Dean ]. j
Hayden. H. H. Hewlett was elected
to two-year term on the board anc
Judge Thomas C. Kelly to a one
year term.
The financial report showed a
deficit of s1,l83. Expenses amount
ed to S7,612.56, with contributions to-
tallns only $5,735.84.
Evening star., 1944-11-30
Home Furnishings Can Wait,
! Am Buying More War Bonds
Greek Immigrant
Even Spurns Sons
Plea to Buy Coot

This is a simple story. The story
Of why one woman has bought nc
furniture for her new home. The
story of woman who wants peace
more than she wants comfort.
The terrible war came on, you
see. My sisters and brothers are In
Greece-if they still live. The peo-
pie there, they have suffered so
They have been beaten to death
the women and the children. They
are starving over there. How could
I buy furniture? America is helping
Greece-and America needs my
money"
Well Fixed Financially.
That is how she tells it, Mrs
Maria P. Sckoppeglia. She bought
her home at 4431 Forty fifth street
NV. shortly before Pearl Harbor
She had furniture enough for her
living room and for the bedrooms
for herself and her son, an Army
sergeant. The other rooms are still
empty. She will furnish them when
the war is over.
Until then, she will buy War
Bonds. In few days. the check
from her investments will come, and
with it she will buy what she calls
her share in the Sixth War Loan
drive-a $4,000 bond. Counting it,
she and her son will have bought a
total of $4,000 in bonds.
i came to America when I was
1873 years ago. When I landed
had $2.25 in the world America has
been good to me- / have taken care
of my money. and now I have a
task for it to do" she said.
Son Buys $4,000.
There are others like me in
Washington-some of them have a
great deal more money. Some of
them came from Greece Our land
Evening star., 1944-11-30
Mcclellan Due 10 Be Named
Senate President Pro Tenn

When the new Congress organizes
early in January. the Democrats
are expected to nominate the vet
eran Tennessean, Senator McKellar
for the Office of President pro tenn
OF the Senate
Senator Glass, Democrat, of Vir-
glnia has held the post during the
present Congress, but the condition
OF his health has prevented him
from attending sessions of the Sen
ate. The President pro tenn pre-
sides over the Senate in the absence
OF the Vice President.
Senator McKellar became dean of
the Senate recently upon the death
OF Senator Smith of South Carolina,
He also is acting chairman of the
important Appropriations Commit
tee.
The Republicans also are expected
to go through the formality of NOM
mating candidate for President
pro tenn, but with the Democrats re-
talning a substantial majority in
the new Senate, the Democratic
nominee will be elected.
Evening star., 1944-11-30
|Streefcar Kills Man
Running for Avenue
Loading Platform

Paul Emerson, 81, colored, 506
Twenty-flrst street NV, was struck
and instantly killed last night by
streetcar at Seventeenth and Penn
sylvania avenue NV. while run
ming toward a passenger loading
platform, police reported.
Police said the streetcar was op-
Grated by John L. Lippart, "a, of
310l Thirty-fifth street NE.
The death brings this years traffic
fatality total to 78, compared with
|85 for the same period last year.
Bus Driver Ordered Held.
A coroner's jury yesterday ordered
that Oscar Hermann. 80, of 2916 P
street Sc, Capital Transit Co. bus
operator, be held for Municipal
Court action under the Negligent
Homicide Act for the traffic death
last Monday of Robert T. Haw-
thorne, 78, of 2503 Fairlawn avenue
Sc
The jury also absolved Warner
w. Boswell. colored, 80, of 21l5
South Glebe road, Arlington, Va.
IN the trafflc death the same day of
Leonard w. Adsit, 3l-year- old Ham
ilton Hotel employe, who resided at
1856 Fifteenth street NV.
Died in Hospital.
Mr. Hawthorne, who was struck
shortly after 7 am. Monday as he
crossed Minnesota avenue Sc. near
Pennsylvania avenue, died few
hours after being admitted to Cas-
ualty Hospital
/ The body of Mr. Adsit was dragged
nearly 10 feet by an automobile
operated by Mr.. Boswell as he was
driving north on Sixteenth street
NV, police said The accident
occurred at Sixteenth and Fulle,
streets NV. at about 7::30 am
Monday as Mr.. Adsit was on his way
to work.
Evening star., 1944-11-30
Food Stores 10 Draft
Sanitary Regulations

Representatives of retail food
stores have agreed to draw up sani-
tary regulations for their industry
it was announced yesterday by
Health Department officials, after a
conference with the Health Regula-
tions Committee of the retail food
industry.
The regulations will be worked Out
with Health Department official.
and then sent to the Commissioners
for action, it was said. Members Of
the committee are:
Emory Scholcraft, United Fooe
Stores, chairman; Robert Castles
American Stores; Henry A. Long
District Grocery Stores; Emanue
Cohen, Giant Food Stores; L. j
Hoffman, A. & P. Stores; D. N. Pratt
Sideways; R. M. Hardy, Nation wide
Service Groceries, and Aaron Levin
Independent Food Distributors.
Evening star., 1944-11-30
County Group Revises Title
To Aero Club Of MARYLAND

Anticipating expansion OF Mary
lands aviation program. the newly
organized Aero Club of Montgomery
County has adopted tffe name of
Aero Club of Maryland, it was an
nounced today.
For the present activities of the
group will be confined to Montgom-
cry County, according to S. j. Solo
mon, new president.
Mr.. Solomon announced the ap-
pointment of Capt. Hubert Klein
peter of Chevy Chase as chairman
of the Airport Committee. H. King
Mularky was named membership
chairman and Charles H. Kopeland
Silver Spring, publicity director
Henry Marschalk of Takoma Park
and Col Arthur G. Hyde of Be-
thesda were named directors, Three
additional directors will be ap.
pointed soon.