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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01
Avstrijjska vlada
ZaCasnO OStane

DUNAJ, 29. novembra. -
Provizoricna vlada kancelarja
DIR. Karla Rennera je polozila
resignacijo odboru treh strank,
XII so tvorile sedanjo koalicijsko
vlado, toda je bill prosen, 'da
ostane ma svojem mestu, dokler
ne DO formirana nova vlada.
Vodja zm g ovite ljudske
stranke Leopold F'igl je izjavil,
da Sc DO osobje move Wade maj
brze dolocilo prihodnji ponede-
lick in da je pripravljen ponu-
diti zastopstvo v Mi tudi ko-
munistom, dasiravno SO pri vo-
litvah dobili samo stiri manda-
te. Ljudska stranka je dobila IS
mandatov, socijalisticna pa rs.
Figl DO najbrze prihodnji kan
cellar, dr.. Renner pa najbrze
postane prihodnji predsednik.
Pogajanja med strankami Sc
nj zacelo. Voditelji ljudske
stranke bodo imei konferenco
v nedeljo, socialist pa bodo
sklepali o staliscu stranke ma
pram novi vladi ma konferenci,
XII je sklicana "a IA. decembra,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01
Glede zbiranja oble.
ke "a JugOslavijO

PQroca Sc nam, da je COVER
ner Frank J. Lausche podprl
kampanjo Ameriskega odbora
"a zimsko kampanjo zbiranja
obleke "a Jugoslavijo.
Namerava sc v kratkem pro-
glasiti javno poseben teden, po-
sveeen zbiranju obleke "a jugo-
slovanske sirote. Skusalo sc bo
doseci dovoljenje cd mestne VIA
de, da Sc poveri pozarne posta-
Ije v Clevelandu "a sprejemanje
IualeKe "a Jugosiayijo: -
Pri tenn podvzetju Sc bo ra-
bilo dosti pomoci Cd straai Ju-
goslovanov samih.. Zato tenn po-
tom apeliramo ma vse Jugoslo-
vane, XII ste voljni pomagati svo-
jemu revnemu narodu v starem
kraju, da Sc udelezite posebne
seje, XII Sc vrsi jutri, v nedeljo
2. decembra OBJ 9. uri v prizid-
ku Slovenskega narodnega do
ma, 6417 St. Clair Ave.
Do sedaj so pooblascene sle-
dece postaje "a sprejemanje
obleke "a Jugoslavijo:
Goodrich Social Settlement,
1929 E. 81 st.
Hrvatski dom, 6314 St. .Clar
Ave.
Slovenski narodni dom, 6409
st. Clair Ave.
Slovenski drustveni dom,
20713 Recher Ave.
American Committee, Jugo-
slav Relief, 7O3 Public
Square Bldg.
Vsi zavedni ameriski Jugoslo-
vani ste vljudno proseni, da sc
jutri udelezite seje, da Sc uredi
vse podrobnosti glede te kam-
panic in razdeli delo.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01
kratke vesti
KATOLISKA USTANOVA
POCASTILA MURRAY-A

NEW YORK, 20. novembra--
Katoliski odbor "a cloveske pra-
vice je vceraj pocastil Philipa
Murray-a predsednika CIO, s
posebno nagrado kot lajika, XII
je v tekocem letu najvec storil
"a dostojanstvo cloveka. Ger
kveni predstavnik, XII je bill ena-
ko cascen, je cikaski pomozni
Skof Bernard ]. She'll.
LINDBERGH SESTRELn
JAPONSKO LETALO
NEW YORK, 20. novembra
tn se je danes prvic obelodanilo,
0da je Charles A. Lindbergh v ok
tobru 1914, 10 Sc je nahajal ma
Daljnern vzhodu kot ciyilni We
1cak u letalstvo, tekom elspe-
rimentalnega poleta M otoku
Borneo, xbA il zraka neko ja-
ponsko letalo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01
Casper je novi
italijanski premier

RIM, 1. dec.-Danes Sc je kon-
Gala vladna kriza v Italiji, ko je
dosedanji zunanji minister AL.
eide Gasperi sestavil novo koali.
cijsko vlado. Novi premier je
vodja katoliske demokratske
stranke, enc izmed treh desni-
earskih strank, XII so izstopile il
Parrijeve Wade in S tenn izzvale
krizo.
Novi politieni razvoj pomeni,
da je italijanska politika koleb-
Mia definitivno proti desnici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01
|eUelih Gin marSala 1ita-odprta
ie potza }iroko federaciyio, kibo
Use JUNE Sloyame

LONDON 80. novembra - Ko e jugosovanska ma
rodna zbornica proglasa repubko in odstavila Karad
zordzevcevo dinaso je napravia korak XII pomeni
60 vec kot pa odstavene madega monarha, XII e javno
zrazl svoe nesoglasanje rezimom arsaa Jospa Tta.
Presekala je rojstn trak XII je veal federalno
Jugoslavijo starim srbskm kraestvom in zadala prv
udarec ocscene pot srso federaco Juznih Slova
nov, XII vkuciti Bogarijo in zaet Balkan cd ia
dranskega do Crnega moria
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01
Wharf, MA VZHODU
POVZROcILI SMRT 80

v drzavah ma obali Atlanske-
ga oceana so vceraj divjali SLIM
wharf,, XII so napravili veliko
skode in povzroeili smrt 80 oseb.
Prevoz in komunikacije so tezko
prizadete.. Samo v drzavi New
York je. izgubilo zivljenje II
oSeb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01
Svarilo proti
atOnski tekmi s
Sovjetsko unijo
Znanstvenik navaja
vzroke. zakaj bi Rusija
v TAXI tekni mogla
prekositi Zed. drzave

WASHINGTON, 80. novem-
bra. - DR.. Irving Langmuir
znanstveni ravnatelj General
Electric Co., je danes pred Sc
natnim atomskim odsekom pre-
rokoval, da ako bi prislo do TEX
me v atomskem oborozevanju
med Rusijo in Ameriko, hi Ru-
sija producirala prvo atomsko
bombo v treh detih, nakar bi jih
utegnila producirati' mnogo hi
treje kot pa Zed. drzave.
Nato je nastel naslednje pred
nosti, katere bi imela Russia v
TAXI tekmi:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01
Canaris prepre6il atentat
francOskih generalov

Prica je dalje rekla, da je
feldmarsal Keitel, eden izmed
20 nacijskih obtozencev, zahte-
val, da Sc po .padcu Francije
umorita francoska generala
Weygand in Giraud, da Sc ju
odstrani kot sredisce moxnega
francoskega odpora, da pa je
Canaris to namero preprecil.
Lahousen je tudi prieal, da je
bivsi zunanji minister Won Rib
bentrop oh neki priliki izjavil,
da Sc mora v invaziji Poljske,
vse poljske kmetije do tai po-
zgati in pomoriti vse jude.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01

Odkar je pred 140 lett prvi
Karadzordjevic vodil prvo VISTA
jo proti Turkom, je bilas usoda
njegovih potomcev tesno zveza-
ma s srbskim nacijonalizmom in
vojasko tradicijo.
Njih tekmovanje Obrenovi-
ci, S katerimi so menjavali VIA
do, Sc je stopnjema razvila il
boja med dvema druzinama v
stalno borbo med dvema ma
sprotujocima 81 skupinama srb-
skega oficirskega zbora.
Obrenovici izgubili igro,
borba pa Sc je nadaljevala
Ia borba Sc je odlocila leta
1908, ko je bill umorjen zadnji
Obrenovic, nakar je zasedel pre-
stol Peter l., start oce sedanje-
ga kralja. Toda tajne vojaske
grupe so ostale in SO cello pri-
dobile ma svoji vaznosti v dru-
gace revni in zaostali dezeli, XII
je pokazala svojo vojasko moe
v balkanskih vojnah in v prvi
svetovni vojni.
Ko je mirovna konferenca /.
1919 sklenila dovoliti Jugoslo-
vanom, da Sc zdruzijo v skupni
drzavi, je bila nova Jugoslavija
zgrajena okrog srbske armade
in dinastije.
Obstoja1o je upanje, da bo
monarhija pomagala drzati sku-
paj 'Kraljestvo Srbov, Hrva-
TOW in Slovencev'', in da DO spo.
jevala bolj razvite podanike av-
stro-ogrske monarhije, XII so ka.
tolicani ter rabijo latinico, 2
revnejsimi, toda samostojnimi
Srbi, XII so pravoslavne we're in
pisejo v cirilici.
Toda upanje Sc nj uresnicilo,
Leta 1929 je kralj Aleksander
ustavno vlado spremenil v srb-
sko vojasko diktaturo, in vse cd
tedaj je posledica hrvasko-slo.
venske opozicije bila. policijska
vlada v notranjih zadevah in
sibkost v odnosajih z zunanjim
svetom.
Obenem je opozicija Mace.
doncev proti centralizirani srb.
ski vlad ma juznovzhodnem ro'
bu kraljevine zastrupljala odno'
safe sorodnim bolgarskim ma.
rodom.
Partizani premostii prepaid
med narodi Jugoslavije
Smrt kralja Aleksandra poe
roko atentatorjev, XII so delali :
podporo italijanskih fasistov, j
pokazala nevarnost, toda upo
stavitev regenstva "a mladolet
mega kralja Petra II. polozaja n
ozdravila. ...
Ko je l. 1941 prime Pavel .
svojo vlado podpisal pakt z osi
Seem, je ena izmed vojaskil
skupin odstavila regenta in do
locila kralja Petra "a voditelj,
narodnega odpora.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01
Rusija nina stavk i'm
breZpOselnosti, ceni znanost

Prebivalstvo Rusije je vecje
in ga je mogoce regimentirati.
Soviet so razvili izredno ucin-
kovit sistem "a povecanje in
dustrijske uspesnosti. Russia ne
pozna niti brezposelnosti niti
stavk, in Rusi posedajo globo-
ko razumevanje tako ciste kot
tudi praktiene znanosti. Russia
je re dejansko izdelala mnogo
obsirnejsi program znanstvene-
ga raziskovanja kot pa 81 ga je
do danes v Ameriki Sc sploh
kdo zamislil.
DR.. Langmuir je priporocal,
da Zed. drzave in Anglia brez
odlasanja stopijo v stiko z r,is
sijo v svrho tega, da Sc prepre-
I'll atomska oborozevalna tekma,
in da Sc izposluje provizorieen
sporazum ma temelju formule,
XII je bila sprejeta Is. novem-
bra ma konferenci med Truma-
nom, Attlee-om in Mackenzie
ON.
Russia razpolaga z
zadostnimi zalOgami uraniuma
"Ne smemo tudi pozabiti," je
rekel dr.. Langmuir, ida so Ru-
81 med vojno v veliko vecji me-
j nadaljevali S treniranjem
znanstvenikov kot mi. Vrhu te-
ga tudi razpolagajo znanjem
in tehnicno sprctnostjo nem-
skin znanstvenikov in tehnikov.
Russia tudi brezdvomno raz-
polaga zadostnimi zalogami
uraniuma."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01
Hess priznava,
|da je simuliral
|izgubo spomina

NUREMBERG, 30. novembra.
- Rudolf Hess je danes primal
da je sinuliral izgubo spomina
in da je pripravljen zagovarjati
Sc ostalimi naciji, XII so obto-
zeni kot vojni zlocinci.
Bivsi Hitlerjev namestnik je
primal, da je glumil izgubo spo-
nina "iz takticnih razlogov."
Zavezniska zdravniska komi-
sija, XII je proucila Hessovo du-
sevno stanje, je vceraj porocala,
da medtem ko je Hess psiho-
patiena osebnost S paronoidni-
mi tendencami, pa 81 je izgubo
spomina sam sugestiral, ker je
to pod danimi okolscinami sma-
trail "a najprikladnejsi izhod il
svojega polozaja.
Kako je nasel smrt
vodilni nemski vojaski spijon
Danes je prosekucija poklica-
la prvo prico, XII je podala
ozadje nacijskih intrig in agre-
size. Ia prica je bill major ge-
neral Erwin Lahousen, XII je IL
povedal, da je bill leta 1914 cd
nacijev usmrcen Walter Will
helm Canaris, sef nemske ar
madne proti spijonazne sekci-
je, XII je bill eden izmed vodite-
ljev zarote proti Hitlerju, XII Sc
je koncala v izjalovljenem
bombnem atentatu ma firerje-
vo zivljenje.
Canaris, XII je bill grskega po-
rekla, je glasom Lahousenove-
ga izprieevanja pod nemsko re-
.pubiiko ,racsloval- nemski ar
madni sluzbi pod krinko potni-
ske agencije, in je. bill vodja vo-
jaske klike, XII je bila v zaroti
proti Hitlerju, odkar je prisel
ma krmilo.
Lahousen je rekel, da je Ca
naris brez uspeha protestiral
proti masnemu pobijanju rus
kin vojnih ujetnikov, XII so bill
izpostavljeni tolikemu strada-
nju, da ST je med mimi pojavi-
10 kanibalstvo.
Canaris preprecil atentat
g.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Police Arrest 7 Speeders,
One Shot in Night Battle

Prince Georges County police yes
terday charged two Maryland youths
with assault and battery ON two
policemen following a wild "Halowe-
en- ride" Wednesday night from the
District into Capitol Heights, Nd.
One Of the youths was shot during
a fight with police.
A 17-year-old Hillside youth was
released on $4,000 bond, and his
companion, Glenwood Barkdoll, 10,
Of Capitol Heights, listed as the
driver Of the car, remained under
guard at Casualty Hospital with a
bullet wound in his hip. Barkdon
also was charged with turning of
lights to avoid arrest, driving with
dead" tags and speeding.
Pvt. Robert Wolf and Jerome Di
Trapani Of the eleventh precinct
who pursued the boys from Bennins
road to Capitol Heights, said they
got out Of the car In q wooded Sec
ton in Capitol Heights and started
fighting.
Pvt. Wolf said he shot Barkdou
when he saw the boy reaching for
Pvt. Di Trapanis gun. The two
were then turned over to Prince
Georges County police. Hearing in
the case will await the outcome of
Barkdoll's injury.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Soldier, ~, Is Sentenced
10 Year for Fatal Crash

Pvt. Jack w. Thompson, 19, Rock
vile, yesterday was sentenced to
one year in the Maryland House of
Correction on manslaughter
charge in Rockville Police Court.
He was placed under $1,000 bond
after his attorney, James H. Pugh
notified the court he would file an
appeal.
According to testimony, the soldier
was the driver Of a car which
crashed into q telephone pole on
Montgomery avenue near Viers Mill
road in Rockville last June. Three
other youths in the car, Wade
Yankey, 16; Franklin Carlin, is, and
Thomas w. Taylor, 81, all of Rock
vile, were killed.
Vernon Crider, II, Rockville, told
Judge Donald A. De Lashmutt, he
was racing with Thompson on Viers
Mill road just before the accident
and that Thompson apparently lost
control Of his car.
Thompson denied he was racing
the other car. He said he passed the
stop sign at Viers Mill road and
Montgomery avenue when his brakes
failed to hold, and that he lost con-
troll Of the car when he swerved to
avoid collision with an automobile
coming in the opposite direction.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Appeal 10 Audit Assets
OF Insurance Firm Denied

The Court Of Appeals today de-
MED a special appeal from a Dis
trict Court order in q 14-year-old
action brought against the National
Benefit Life Insurance Co. which
went into receivership in 1881.
Attorney Levi H. David, repre-
senting three claimants to insur-
ance. asked the appellate court to
authorize q detailed accounting as
to how assets of the company al
legedly shrank from an estimated
So, ,768, 900 to about $236, 900.
The Court Of Appeals, in answer
ing, pointed out that District
Court order of last June referring
the case to . special master for
audit Of the receivers account was
broad enough to determine the
rights Of all claimants.
The claims Of the plaintiffs In
the special appeal were said to total
$155. John L. Lasky, attorney for
the receivers, said the plaintiffs TIT
torneys contend the claims sre
larger.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Lack Of Assistants
Stalls Alcohol Clinic

DR.. Leopold Wexberg, new director
OF the Bureau of Mental Hygiene,
said today it will be impossible for
him to open second alcohol clinic
here until he can find psychiatrists
willing to assist.
DR.. Wexberg conducted his first
clinic session last night at l74o
Massachusetts, avenue NV. He
hopes to open another clinic at the
Pope School, Seventh and p streets
NV.
Although he expressed surprise at
the small number of patients who
attended last night, DR.. Wexberg
said he had his hands full because
physicians who previously had as
sisted In the work were not able to
come.
There were 13 former patients and
10 new ones, he reported. Inter-
views kept him busy from 6 to 1890
pm.
OF the 13 patients, only one had
relapsed. The psychiatrist was able
to discharge one as cured, for at
least a year. ALI the patients snow
promise Of rehabilitation, he added.
DR.. Wexberg said he would ask the
advice Of the District Medical So
ciety on where to seek qualified
candidates for the staff.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Schoolgirl Suggests
'Snappy Band 10 Hall
Grid Game Smoking

An Eastern High School junior
has a remedy for students smoking
at football games-fast-moving en-
tertainment during the halves.
Nina Brendel, 16, has told Prin-
cipal John Paul Collins that most
OF the forbidden smoking Is done
between the halves. If a snappy
band-perhaps led by Nina herself
as a drum majorette-could enter
tain the students, the 2O-minute
half period might pass without
smoking. she believes.
Mr.. Collins has asked the blond
Junior to work out some entertain
ment to present at the Eastern
Bulls Preparatory game next Fri
day.
Has Never Seen Drinking.
Nina said she has never seen any
drinking at games, as was charged
by Adelbert w. Lee, Board Of Edu-
cation member. But she and most
OF the II high school principals
have admitted that some smoking
goes on.
Mr.. Collins, Pacific veteran re-
Gently appointed to the Eastern
principalship. said there used to be
entertainment and sale of soft
drinks between the halves 40 years
ago." He has told Nina and a class
mate of hers, Maybelle Carter, is.
that they would render a service
to Eastern if they arranged for the
entertainment and soft drinks.
Nina has not yet mastered the
drum majorettes' baton but she
hopes to by the big Eastern-Ana-
costa football game Thanksgiving
Day.
Mr.. Collins said he did not want
to expose Nina to any heckling from
the audience. He has not vet ap-
proved the drum snajorette idea.
Ideas on Entertainment.
Some Of Nina's flares for enter
tainment are: A contest to choose q
mascot to appear between halves:
drilling by either the cadets or the
high school band: parading by about
six drum majorettes, and maybe
some elephants"
Nina is not sure where she is 60
ing to get elephants, but she is 60
ing to try. Mr.. Collins would be
amazed If ANYBODY keeps pet ele-
phants, he said. But if the appear
ance Of elephants will stop studen,;
smoking, he is willing to try it.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Silver Spring Trade Board
Pushing Airport Plans

Improvements for the Silver
Spring area, including construction
OF a municipal airport and recre-
alton center, are being pushed by
committees Of the Silver Spring
Board of Trade.
DR.. j. H. Forsyth has been named
by William M. Wright, president of
the trade group, to act as chairman
OF a special committee to cooperate
with the Silver Spring Lions and
Rotary Clubs in inaugurating plans
for a recreational park and stadium
on a site adjacent to the Montgom-
cry Blair High School.
A site for an airport between
Fairland and White Oak, east of
Columbia pike, is being studied by
the Maryland-Nati Capital Park
and Planning Commission, Charles
H. Kopeland, aviation chairman of
the Board Of Trade, reported. The
group Is supporting plans to estab-
lish a site in that locality.
A study is being made by the
trafhc committee as to the need
for a sidewalk on the west side of
Georgia avenue to extend from the
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad depot
to the sidewalk now ending at the
railroad loading area.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
DC. Union Votes
|ToExfend Strike
On Greyhound
Lost Eust-West Line
From Here Moy Close
Today or Tomorrow

Extension of the Greyhound
bus strike to close the remaining
line running eastward and west
ward from Washington was
Expected today or tomorrow,
after AFL employees Of the Cap
Iital division voted yesterday to
walk out in sympathy.
II the Capital Division service is
stopped, hundreds of commuters
who live between here and Annapolis
will be without transportation. Cap
ital Greyhound operates eastward to
Annapolis and westward to Cincin-
natl and st. Louis.
A threat that the strike, now con-
fined to the area north Of Wash
ington and from the Mississippi
eastward, would spread to the rest
Of the country, was expressed by a
union official in New York yesterday.
Threat of Extending Strike.
George E. Ziff, president of the
New York Local of the Amalgamated
Association of Street, Electric Rail-
way and Motor Coach Employees,
said other Greyhound divisions
would leave their jobs ''if settle
ment is not reached soon."
Howard Colvin, assistant director
of the Cancellation Service, said ef-
forts to reach an agreement to end
the strike would be made today in
Cleveland, headquarters of the
Greyhound lines. Company officials
insisted, however, that their wage
offer OF 5.4 cents mile was their
limit. The union Is demanding
SIS cents and 80 per cent increase
for maintenance men, instead of the
10 per cent proposed by the COM
pany.
Buses running between Washing
ton and the South continued to op-
crate. Buses of the Blue Ridge line
to Hagerstown also were running,
but they were loaded and unloaded
on the street so that drivers would
not have to pass picket lines around
the terminal here at Twelfth street
and New York avenue NV.
Union Cites PUG Regulation.
Union officials called attention to
a 1885 regulation of the Public
Utilities Commission which forbids
such practice by intercity buses
Ralph Cooley. president of the
Washington local, said today the
PUG may be asked to invoke this
regulation against the company.
Meanwhile. about 5000 passengers
who normally travel in and out of
the Capital on Greyhound buses
were using either trains or buses
operated by National railways. The
railways company doubled its serv-
ice between here and Baltimore to
care for commuters.
The Greyhound lines affected by
the strike are Central, Pennsylvania,
New England, Illinois, Eastern and
Canadian Greyhound. About 1000
drivers and maintenance employees
are on strike throughout the area
involved. Buses on these six lines
usually carry between 10000 and
$4,000 passengers a day, according
to companv officials
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Symons to Orgonize
Better Tobacco Group

DR.. T. B. Symons, University OF
Maryland Extension Service direc-
tor, will organize committees today
to seek means Of improving the
quality and increasing the yield OF
Southern Maryland tobacco.
DR.. Sym0ns was chosen for the
investigation at meeting last night
OF 40 agriculturists at the univer-
sity, representing growers from st.
Marys, Charles. Calvert, Prince
Georges and Anne Arundel Counties.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
D. {. Boundary Bill
Expected 10 Pass in
|'46 Virginia Assembly

State Senator william D. Medley,
Arlington, today said he had mo
doubt" but that the Virginia Cen
eral Assembly will ratify the Vir-
ia-District boundary bill recently
signed by President Truman when
the Assembly meets in January.
In 1912, he said, the General As
sembly adopted an act which was
essentially a prior ratification OF the
Randolph bill, then being considered
by Congress. He said the General
Assembly can amend and re-enact
the 1912 measure SO as to ratify the
boundary bill.
Senator Medley added, however,
that Virginia will lose considerable
revenue through the elimination in
the bill OF Scent tax per gallon
on aviation gasoline consumed in
intrastate business at the National
Airport.
In operation of the old Hoover
Airport, he said, the State collected
about $4,000 annually from this
tax. The National Airport property
is ceded to Virginia under TENS Of
the new measure. The National
Airpot replaced Hoover Field.
Under the compromise measure.
worked out by Chairman Randolph
OF the House District Committee,
with Representative Smith, Demo-
crat. OF Virginia and Representative
Stefan, Republican, of Nebraska the
United States viii retain exclusive
jurisdiction of the National Airport,
except Virginia is permitted to re-
tain the rights Of taxing non-G Gov
ernment road vehicle motor fuels
sold there and to control liquor sales
and consumption at the airport.
He said he believes the aviation
division OF the State Corporation
Commission will dispute rs.ification
OF the bill because of this tax-losing
clause.
At the same time, Commonwealth
Attorney Lawrence w. Douglas and
Arlington County Manager Frank C.
Hanrahan expressed their satisfac-
ton with the measure, which was
designed to end the mo mans land"
across the Potomac.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
lsiHRst,o.,iipq
&6emiinder6

Meats. Fats, Etc.-Stamps FL
through XII good through No
vember 30. Stamps LII through
al good through December 81.
Stamps Ri through vi good
through January 81. Stamps
W-1 through Z-l and green stamp
N-8 good through February 28.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
sswill pay four red ration points for
each pound OF waste kitchen fats
YOU turn III.
sEugar-Stamp So good through De-
cember 81. Next stamp valid
January !.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Medical Corps Major Wins
Divorce in Rockville

Maj. Orville Eslick, ~, Of the
Army Medical Corps, stationed at
Fort Lewis. Wash, yesterday was
granted a divorce from Lucille Es-
lick, Il, Glenhaven, Md, in Mont
gomery County Circuit Court. He
charged his wife was unfaithful.
In granting the divorce, Judge
Stedman Prescott awarded custody
Of the couples two children to the
husband. He described the wife's
conduct as "disgraceful," adding
that she did not have enough
character to restrain herself from
such conduct while her husband
was lighting for his country"
Witnesses testified that for the
past several months, Mrs. Eslick had
been going around" with . taxi
cab driver.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Christensen to Head
Silver Sprinq Ciyituns

Judge Einar B. Christenson yes
terday was elected president Of the
newly organized Silver Spring
Civitan Club.
Other ofdcerS are Robert 8. Bains
and Dr.. Read N. Calvert, vice presi-
dents; =. Leslie Hardisty, secretary,
and Arthur Rich, treasurer. Ralph
Crane. Roland Haynes, Richard q.
MusSer and Fred w. Heine were
elected to the Board Of Directors