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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-04

Rusi so udarili severno cd
Donave in ohromili yes komu-
nikacijski ustroj v vzhodni Ju-
goslaviji, ko so zavzeli vazna
pokraj ajinska sredisca Petrov-
grad, Belo Crkev, Vrsac in ma
ducate drugih krajev in zelez-
riskih postal.
Krizis6e petih zeiezniskih prog
ZavZet0
zgornji moskovski komunikej
opozarja, da Sc v mestu Vrsacu,
Xxi steje 10000 prebivalcev, ste
ka pet zelezniskih prog in troje
vaznih ce5t.
Deset mill JUNO cd omenje-
mega mesta je Rdeca vojska "a
vzela kraj Ulmon, XII Sc nahaja
81 mill cd Belgrade.
V Petrovgradu, 40 mill sever
no Cd Belgrade, so Rusi prodrli
"A mill cd svoje zacetne tocke
ma meji juznozapadno Cd Timi-
soara.
Ljuti boji gorah
Komunikej javlja, da Sc V 60
rah JUNO cd oznacenih krajev
biJejo ljuti boji. Kot razvidno
ia porocil, XII SO bila objavljena
v Moskvi, je nova ofenziva V
razmahu re najmanj diva dni.
Nova ofenziva v Jugoslaviji
postavlja Belgrad m d kavlje
znanih klesc, S katerimi operira-
jo strategi Rdece vojske, in ako
bo prvotna sovjetska ofenziva,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-04

Uradno naznanilo, XII je bilo
snoci objavljeno ma glavnem
stanu, pravi:
"Napad Sc nadaljuje in nase
sile prodirajo dale napram od-
poru, XII Sc ma raznih ock a h
razlikuje."
4 mile siroka vrzel zabita
V linijo .
stiri mile siroka vrzel skozi
5taro Siegfriedovo linijo, v O.
zadju katere Sc nahajajo novel
Sc trdnjave iste linije, XII so jo
Amerikanci napravili po ljutih
bojih tekom ponedeljka in tor
ka mad Aachenom, Sc nahaja IL
mill severno cd prve vrzeli v
nemskih fortifikacijah pod O.
menjenim strategicnim mestom.
Dvojni udar v nenlsko O.
brambno linijo SIC nahaja ma eni
tocki 80 milj.od Koelna, ma dru-
gi pa 80 mill cd Duesseldorfa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-04

XII prodira JUNO Cd Belgrade,
dosegla svoj cilj, nj izkljuceno,
ia bodo odsekane vse nemske
sile, XII Sc nahajajo ma dolenjem
Balkanu, V Grciji in drugod.
Romuni in Bolgari v akciji Z
Rdeco vojsko
Wis obstoji, da so V now o.
fenzivi udelezeni tudi Romuni,
medtem ko nemska porocila O.
menjajo prisotnost bolgarskih
motoriziranih formacij.
Berlinske vesti pravijo, da SO
Rusi virgil V novo ofenzivo pet
-livizij, n1orda okrog $4,000 moz
in ustvarjajo vtis, da so te divi-
zije motorizirane in da imaio
seboj tudi precej oklopnih for
macij.
Forocilo il Sofije pravi, da Sc
Bolgari sedaj borijo pod SOW
jetsko komando.
Operacije v Baltiku
.Sz-,szIl21si SO tu d naznanili "a
vzetjc estonskega )toka Ristna,
XII dominira Risk in Finski "a
liv, in porocilo il Moskve jaw
liza, da je r d e6a vojska ma
vzhodnem koncu Ceskoslovaske
karpatih zavzela ducat ma
daljnih trgov in vasi.
Madzarski radio istocasno po-
roca Ruski ofenzivi proti Gu
ju, glavnemu mestu Sedmogra-
ske V severni Romuniji, XII so jo
Madzari okupirali tekom voine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-04
Amerikanci .zabili moccno
zagozdo U Siegfried liniijo
Prva ameriSka armada Sc bori,
da pride Nemcem pri Aachenu ma
box; stara linija je prebita

GL VRH STAN ZAVEZNIsKE EKSPEDICIJsKE
SILE, sreda, 4. oktobra. Amerska nfantera in ok
lopne kolone nadaujejo uto borbo vrzel kater so
zabili Siegfriedovo lnijo, mogocnem poizkusu da
pridejo Nemcem razdejanem Aacenu box ali pa da
jih obkolijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-04
NE 10 SILK

Mr.. Anton Grdina sporoca, da
odslej sc ne DO vec kazalo slike
ma vrtu, pac pa V prostorih
Medkulturne knjiznice ma 3. 55
St. in St. Clair Ave. Prva pred
stava bo Y sredo, rs. oktobra
in potem vsako drugo sredo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-04
UgOvOri malih narOdOv

UNRRA konferenca ' Mon.
trealu Sc sestaja pod pritiskom
razlicnih tendenc. Pod tenn pri-
tiskom Sc odlocuje tddi vpra-
sanje, dali DO UNRRA poma-
gala tudi Italiji, in dobila v to
svrho ma razpolago znesek cd
50 milijonov dclarjev. (Od ca
sa, ko je bilo to porocilo napi-
sano, je bila pomoc "a Italijo
ze odobrena. Op. ured.)
Generalmajor Glen l.. Ed
gerton je porocal UNRRA, da
je potreba velika, in da bi bilo
umestno, da Sc odvzame vojaski
oblasti skrb "a podporo 'civilne-
ga prebivalstva. Toda narodi, XII
so bill zrtve italijanske agresi-
je, Grki in Jugoslovani, in ne
kateri preds:avniki 1raka, kot
tudi Cehoslovaki Sc protivijo te-
mu, da bi Sc uporabilo del fon-
dov UNRRA "a podporo bivse-
ga sovraznika, Sc predno je po-
magano njegovim zrtvam.
Cetudi hi bila poslana pomoc
Italiji pod pogojem, da sama
plaza zanjo, poudarjajo ii de-
legati, da Italia danes nina no.
benin sredstev, tako da je izred-
(Nadalievanie ma 2. strann
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-04
d A r @ VI

: V nasem uradu so te dni da-
'rovali: "a Lauschetoyo kampa-
MO 20 $500: Mr.. in Mrs. Mike
lapel, 1914 E. 172 ST., ter Mr..
John Sire, Midway, Pa, ki je
tudi "a SANS daroval $500.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-04
Politicni toki ma konferenci "a relief
in rehabilitacijo po koncanju. uojne
Pise Herbert J. Seligmann


Mnogi izm e d delegatov ma
konferenci v, Montrealu v Ka-
nadi imajo danes Wits, da bo ma
dalnje delovanje UNRRA (Unit-
ed Nations Relief & Rehabilita-
ton Administration odvisno cd
enc same bistvene vazne odlo-
citve, XII mora kmalu pasti. v
koliko DO mogla UNRRA laj-
sati gorje ljudi, katere je uda-
rila vojna, je odvisno cd tega,
dali DO ia organizacija, XII je
bila ustanovljena v znamenju
najglobljega in najlepsega clo-
vekoljublja, ostala v sluzbi te
inspiracije, ali lie politicnim in
teresom.
Zavezniska zmaga je blizu in
z MO so Sc zaeele kazati z ved-
no veejo jasnostjo politicne ten
dence, XII bodo cd zdaj naprej
prevladovale v vseh mednarod-
nih zborih in posvetovanjih.
Pomanjkanje jamstva "a med
narodno organizacijo
Te politicne tendence nasta ia
jo pod pritiskom odnosajev We
lesil med seboj. Do danes Sc nj
nobenega jamstva "a to, da DO
povojni cas- prinesel S seboj
mednarodno organizacijo, XII bi
bila dovolj trdna, da velesilam
ne hi bilo vec treba gledati ma
to, kaj Sc godi v onih predelih,
v katerih majo svoje najvaz-
nejse interese. Vsled tega mo-
rajo posvecati svojo najvecjo
pozornost vsakemu najmanjse-
mu koraku, XII bi utegnil vpli-
vati ma bodoci razvoj dogod-
kov.
Vplivne vojaske sfere "a pri-
hodnje mesece v Evropi so da-
mes re precej jasno zacrtane.
Anglezi in Amerikanci bodo u
pravljali zahodne/ predele Ev-
rope - to nam dokazuje prodi-
ranje njihovih arm a d skozi
Francijo in Belgijo in ma Nizo-
zemsko v smeri Nemcije. Svo-
jo oblast bodo drzali toliko ca
sa, dokler ne bodo mogle pre-
vzeti uprave domace in cd njih
priznane Wade. Francija Sc da-
mes ze nahaja v prehodni dobi
tega razvoja.
Ruski vpliv v vzhodni Evropi
priznan
Glede vzhodne Europe pa je
vsestransko priznano, da bo rus
XII vpliv brez dvoma prevlado-
val. Ma Poljskem bo mogla
prevzeti oblast lie TAXA vlada,
XII bo "a Sovjetsko Rusij 10
spremljiva. Romunija, Bolgar-
ska, Jugoslavija in najbrze tu-
di Madzarska lbodo d Ell ruske
sfere vpliva. Pogodba med .Ru-
sijo in cehoslovasko nam pre-
cej jasno kaze, kako Sc bodo
razvijale stvari v teh predelih.
Tudi v Montrealu Sc je zopet
pokazalo, da Sc naneravajo &C.
hoslovaki p olitic n o usmeriti
vsporedno 2 Rusi.
Razmere v Sredozemlju vse
bujejo nekatere stare in sporne
zadeve, XII Sc izrazajo tn d i v
tenn, da ina Velika Britannia
danes v Grciji v svojih rokah
del podporne akcije. Grcija je
blizu Dardanel, "a katere SO Sc
v preteklosti odigrale ze tolike
slime borb. Dardanele so tudi
tocka, ma kateri 50 Sc Anglezi
postavili po robu nemskemu
Drang mach Osten. Dardanele
so ravno tako vazne "a Soviet
sko Rusijo kot SO bile "a Rusi-
jo pod Waldo carjev. Anglezi Pc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-04
p0G0N In 0Bk0uTEv BELGRA-
DA Y p0LNEM RAzMAHU;; N0vI
UDAR pRIKAJA 0D D0NAVE

LONDON sreda, 4. oktobra - Rdeca vojska je da-
udarila Jugosavjo nov SIS mill sirok 'front.' in
Sc svojem novem navalu severovzhoda nahaja
Sc 81 mill Cd Belgrade XII e dejansko oblegan Cd par
tzanskih Get marSaa Tta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-04

Vstopnina je cd $1.0O do $3.50
"a rezervirane sedeze, "a otroke
pa je polovicna cena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-04
IA LETALCEV Sc
VRNILO IL ROMUNIJE

Vceraj je bill vessel dan "a IA
clevelandskih druzin, v katerih
krog so Sc vrnili n jih sinovi,
bratje in mozje, XII so Sc po dol
9Th mesecih vojnega ujetnistva
v Romuniji vrnili domov. V u
jetnistvo so prisi, ko so bill
bombniki tekom napadov ma oil
ma polja v Ploestiju zbita' ma
zemljo. Ko je Romunija kapitu-
lirala, so bill osvobojeni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-04
tudi ne morejo ostati brezbriz'
nj v pogledu teh ozin.
Kako Sc bo upravljala
49,. Nemcija

Drug predel Europe, glede
katrega Sc nj vse popolnoma
jasno je Nemcija. Vesti, XII so
Sc pojavile dozdaj, trde, da bo-
do Rusi upravljali vzhodni del
Nemeije, docim bodo Anglo-A-
merikanci prevzeli odgovornost
"a zahodno predcle.
Mnogo je ljudi, XII so mnenja,
da bo Russia postala ma podla-
gi svojih vojaskih uspehov in
sile ruskih armad prva in od-
locilna velesila ma evropskem
kontinentu. To pa bi pomenilo,
da ne bosta lie vzhodna Europa
in Balkan, temvec tudi Nemcija
pod ruskim vplivom.
Ako pomislimo ma vse to, po-
stane ruska udelezba ma kon-
ferenci UNRRA v Montrealu
prav posebno zanimiva. K t
vedno, so Rusi poslali tudi sem
delegacijo strokovnjakov. To so
ljudje velikih zmoznosti, XII so
veliki izvedenci, vsak ma svo-
jem polju. Toda, kadarkoli gre
"a vaznejso odlocitev, Sc obrne-
jo najprej k svoji vladi. Mo-
skva pa, kot vedno, govori le
malo in je izredno realisticna v
sv6iin odlocityah. .-sser% 1....7.s;. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-04
POLJAKI v VARSAVI
SO KAPITULIRALI

LONDON, 3. oktobra. - Gen.
Tadej Komorowski - znan tu-
di pod imenom gen. Bor je
danes naznanil, da so poljske 81
le, ki so Sc v Warsaw borile pro-
ii Nemcem, prenehale z odpo-
rom, ker Jim je znlanjkalo mu-
niche in potrebscin. Istocasno
Sc IL Moskve poroca, da Sc poll
ski gerilci v Varsavi, XII SO ma
klonjeni Rusiji, MISC podali, tenn
.vec da Sc borijo il mesta prot
sovjetskim linijam ma vzhodnem
bregu Visle, in da SO nekateri
|oddelki v svojem prizadevanju
uspeli.
Evening star., 1944-10-23
Alexandria Girls Club
Sponsors Drive for Books

The Alexandria Girls Club Is
sponsoring book drive next week
to collect books in connection with
its project of setting up small libra
ries in Chinquapin Village and
Cameron Valley housing projects.
Because of the distance of these
places from the public library, per-
manent collections of books are
planned. The Chinquapin Village
Library will be established first, and
Mrs. Frances Albert of the Alex
andria Housing Authority has ar
ranged for the use of a room in the
Recreation Building, while the
Pleasure Hour Club, womens
group in Chinquapin Village, has
agreed to furnish library volunteers.
A request has gone out to civic
and fraternal organizations in the
city for biographies, histories, books
of information, encyclopedias, fairy
stories, Mother Goose books, novels
and classics of all sorts. The goal
is 500 books and the nucleus will be
the books now owned by the Girls
Club.
Boxes for collection will be set up
at the following locations: The
Silhouette Shop in the George Ma
son Hotel, Peoples Drug Stores at
725 and 1743 King street, J. C.
Penney & Co., 615 King street;
Montgomery Ward g. Co., 9O6 King
street; Bowman's Drug Store, 22l3
Mount Vernon avenue Gibsons
Drug Store, King and Alfred streets;
Red Cross chapter house, AIT Duke
street, and Chinquapin Village
rental Office.
Evening star., 1944-10-23
lsiHRst;oniinq
&Remiindery6a

Canned Foods, Etc.-Book No. 4.
blue stamps AS through z-8 and
AS through RS good indefinite-
ly. Each stamp worth 10 points.
Meats, Fats. Etc.-Red stamps A-8
through Z-8 and AS through KS
good indefinitely for 10 points
each.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will nay two ration points for
each pound of waste kitchen fats
you turn in.
Sugar-Book No. stamps 80 through
33 valid for pounds indefinitely.
Book No. stamp 40 good for S
pounds for home canning through
February %. 1945.
Gasoline-A-11 coupons good for q
gallons each through November 8.
B-4, CA, BIS and C-5 coupons
good for 5 gallons each. New A
Ration Books good November 9
now available by mail to local
boards. Get applications at serv-
ice stations or Ration Board and
mail in along with back cover of
present A book.
Shoes-Airplane stamps and 2 In
Book No. good indefinitely for
one pair Of shoes each.
Fuel Oil-Periods No. and s cou.
pons good for 10 gallons per unit
through August 81, l945. Period /.
1944-5 ration, also good for 10
gallons a unit. Consumers In this
area should not have used more
than 5 per cent of their ration
thus far.
Evening star., 1944-10-23

Pennsylvania avenue, G street and
Massachusetts avenue to a large
underground depot at Union Sta
ton, coming to the surface south of
Union Station Plaza. There would
be a second portal on North Capitol
street adjoining the City Post Office
Made a part of the Connecticut
avenue subway, in the Dupont Cir
Gle area, would be motor vehicle
tubes as companions to the rail sec
tions, to carry the avenues motor
traffic underground. While the
streetcar tunnel would carry on
down to Union Station, the vehi-
cular passageWays would surface in
the first block south of the circle.
2. Pennsylvania avenue subway
2.7 miles long, costing S2l 100000. It
would run from Eighteenth street
west of the White House, to Second
street Sc, beyond the Capitol, going
via the avenue, Fifteenth, G and
Thirteenth streets, Pennsylvania av-
enue and c street to John Marshal
place, near the Municipal Center
and then swing under the Mall to
Independence and Pennsylvania
avenues.
Extensions in Future.
There are suggestions that both
these subway systems likely would
Evening star., 1944-10-23
Alexandra Dancing Glasses
Will Open Registration

Following its successful season
last year when over 500 persons
were enrolled in dancing classes
sponsored by the Alexandria Recre-
alton Department. tap, ballet and
folk dancing classes for girls from
to II years will be sponsored again
this winter on a larger scale.
Alan He'll, recreation director, an.
nounced that registration for classes
at nine different locations will be
held this week
Mrs. Ruby Kramer, who taught
for the department last year, will
be the instructor at Community
Hall above the Windsor avenue fire
station from 4 to 6 pm. MONDAYS
and Fridays, on Tuesdays at Cam
eron Valley Recreation Hall, and
on thursdays at George Mason
School cafeteria.
Mrs. Ruby Karstens will instruct
classes at Gadsby's Tavern on Nom
days; Chinquapin Village Recrea-
ton Hall, Tuesdays; jefferson
School annex, Wednesdays; Maury
School, Thursdays. and at one other
location yet to be determined.
A fee of 10 cents lesson will be
charged and those desiring NAV
pay Is cents for the first eight les
sons.
Parents interested in enrolling
their children may obtain further
information by calling the Recrea.
ton Department, Alexandria 8776.
Evening star., 1944-10-23

and traffic layouts at major inter-
sections where conflicting surface
traffic now causes bottlenecks. These
include the following:
Intersection of Pennsylvania and
Constitution avenues at Fourth
street NV. This project calls for
construction of two short one-way
underpasses for vehicles to prevent
traffic conflicts by eliminating any
need for left turns between the ave-
nues.
Treasury Corner.
Fifteenth street, New York and
Pennsylvania avenues NV. This
proposes construction of diagonal
roadway cutting across the north
east corner of the grounds of the
Treasury Department, to feed traffic
from Pennsylvania avenue into G
street. 1t would require alteration
of the entrance steps at the north
edge Of the Treasury lot. Several
pedestrian refuge islands would be
built in the track-free streets. To
facilitate right-turning traffic move
ments from New York avenue into
Fifteenth street a traffic lane also
would be cut into the sidewalk of
the National Savings 81 Trust Co.
corner.
Eighteenth and Nineteenth h
streets, Virginia and Constitution
avenues NV. involving the area
below the South Interior Building
Development of the whole block is
proposed to eliminate traffic con-
gestion and yet meet aestetic re-
quirements by means of symetri-
cally placed intersecting roadways
embellished with Handicapped semi
circular and triangular park areas
and relocation of surface streetcar
tracks from Virginia avenue to C
street. Use Of vehicle-actuated
traffic signals and pedestrian
Walk" lights, the consultants say
would move traffic through the
area with maximum efficiency"
The planners credit the original
design of this project to the District
Highway Department.
Fifteenth street from New York
to Maine avenues. Here it is pro-
posed to open a new traffic artery
through this whole stretch, includ-
ing the portion in the Monument
Grounds. Through traffic would be
segregated from tourist traffic
bound for the Washington Monu-
ment by use of several underpasses.
Union Square Area.
The area near Union Square,
First street, Pennsylvania and
Maryland avenues NV, where vari-
Gus changes in street and park
layouts are proposed as part of a
plan for better handling of through
traffic to be developed in advance
Of completion OF the South Capitol
Street Bridge.
Evening star., 1944-10-23

Discussing District traffic prob
lens and their solution, the engi-
neers declared:
Day of Reckoning.
Washington would have been
adversely affected by traffic condi-
tions had it not been for the artifi-
cial stimulation of the war. The
day of reckoning cannot be long
postponed, however, and it is in
evitable that ultimately there will
be a serious loss of business to
merchants in the central area.
Decline In property values will
follow, resulting in a decrease in
taxes collected by the municipality.
Merchants will be tempted to aban-
don the heart of the city to its fate
and move to less congested outlying
areas. This will lead to further de-
centralization of residential areas
a trend even the war has not dis
| couraged. Greater use of automo-
biles will be inevitable, giving fur
ther impetus to trend which
threatens to explode the city"
Asserting that traffic congestion
downtown also has had a serious
effect on Federal offices and theil
workers, the report adds: THE Pen
tagon and Census Bureau buildings
are expressions of dissatisfaction
with difficulties of reaching long.
established sites near the center o.
the city. This trend, likewise, coulc
easily assume disastrous proper
tions."
Soil and Ground Water.
While declaring their belief tina
soil and ground water conditions
would not cause serious subwa,
construction difficulties" the con.
sultants said:
The elimination of all possibilit,
that recent flooding of streets in tbs
downtown area will recur is :
necessary preliminary to subway
construction. This indicates the
desirability of a restudy of the
drainage facilities in the areas in
volved.
"Conceivably, one or more relief
sewers will be required. In any case
the plans of the engineers of the
Department of Sanitation to pre-
vent all future floods in downtown
Washington should be carried out.
The engineers said preparation oi
contract plans for the subway sys-
TENS could be speeded so construc.
ton could be started within one
year. Actual building of the tubes
was estimated to take about three
years
While construction of the subway.
would be by the open cut" method
the engineers said, the opening.
would be planked over so that nor.
NAL business activities could con.
tlnue during the construction
period. Streetcar operation woulc
] not be INTERRUPTED they added
Evening star., 1944-10-23
Boiling Field Camp Springs
Road Closed, Army Says

The United States Engineer Of
flee of the War Department an
nounced over the week end that the
mile military highway connect
ing Boiling Field with the Camp
Springs Air Base in Prince Georges
County, which was in use last week,
Is now closed to public traffic.
Although the road had not been
officially opened, it had been in use
for some time after one lane had
been compelled from Nichols avenue
and Sheridan road Sc. to the en-
trance to the Camp Springs base.
E. A. Schmidt, head engineer, ex-
planned that construction operations
and the effect of recent rains have
necessitated the action. He added
that the road will not be opened
until some future date, possibly in
November, when most of the work
is completed and provisions made
for its proper operation and main
tenance.
Announcement of the date when
the highway will be formally opened
will be made by the district engi-
neer of the local United States En-
gineer Office, Mr.. Schmitt said.
Evening star., 1944-10-23

be extended in future years, to the
northeast and the southwest.
3. Fourteenth street subway, 1.3
miles long, costing $10,500,000. 1t
would start south of Thomas Circle,
which already has a vehicular un-
derpass on the line of the cross
wise Massachusetts, avenue, and
would wind up at the existing un-
derground streetcar terminal near
Maine avenue S.W.
This project entails the interest
ing engineering feat of having two
levels Of subways at Fourteenth
and F and Fourteenth and G
streets, where the the Fourteenth
street tube would underpass those
of the other two subways. There
would be a tWo-level station under
Fourteenth street extending all the
way from F to G streets, to give
transfer connections between all
three systems.
Union Station Traffic.
| 4. Revamping of traffic arrange
ments at Union Station. With the
Connecticut avenue-G street SUBJ
way serving a main station under
ground there, all streetcar lines
would be removed from Union Sta
ton Plaza. Surface loading plat
| forms in front of Union Station
Evening star., 1944-10-23
All Club Day Planned
In Maryland Saturday

Between 600 and TOO Maryland
All Club members are expected to
attend the third annual State All
Club day at the University of Mary
land Saturday, officials said today.
Demonstrations on food and farm
work, style show and playlet will
be features of the program. Comdr.
Dana Farnsworth of the Naval
Medical Center at Bethesda will
speak on mental health.
Names of the Free State All Club
members who will represent Mary
land at the National All Club con-
gress in Chicago during the first
week of December will be an
nounced.
Evening star., 1944-10-23
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speeds in the central business dis
trict, the engineers found, now range
from three to six miles per hour
not much different from preWal
days. Speeds of private vehicles in
this area, they said, are only slightly
better. Streetcar speeds in the
Subways, however, would average 1t
miles per hour, they declared. This
would bring an average saving of II
to is minutes per trip, the con-
sultants added, or greater than the
average time advantage in using
private automobiles.
Bus speeds in the central district
they said, never would be more thar
half as great as that of subway
cars. Sixty per cent of all street
car trips in the central area, in the
evening rush periods, they esti.
mated, would be made in the tubes
Specific Projects.
Among specific projects listed II
the report are the following:
l. Connecticut avenue &C stree
subway, estimated to cost $24 200 0O(
for its 81 miles length. 1t woulc
start at R street, north of Dupont
Circle, and swing under the circle
and Lafayette Square and go viz