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Evening star., 1945-11-30
Hospitals Study
veteranAidP|an
For Maryland
Civil Institutions
Expected to Join
In New Program
BY the Associated Press,


BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.-Maj. Gen
Paul r. Hawley, acting surgeon gen.
eral for the Veterans Administra.
ton, said yesterday that Maryland's
civil hospitals and the Veterans Ad-
ministration were considering plans
under which they would work to-
gether to provide medical care fol-
veterans
Gen. HaWley, who was chief sur
geon in the European theater OF
operations under Gen. Eisenhower
spoke at the fifth annual meeting
of the Maryland-District of Column
bia Hospital Association here.
He said there will be 10000, ,OOC
veterans Of all wars in this Nation
with the completion of demobiliza-
ton and that the task of providing
them with adequate medical and
hospital care was too large for any
one Government agency"
Urges Closer Cooperation.
Another speaker, DR.. Ernest l.
Stebbins, commissioner of health
OF New York City and newly ap-
pointed professor of public health
administration at the Johns Hopkins
School of Hygiene and Public
Health, said there exists IAN unnat-
ural and undesirable distinction be-
tween preventive and curative medi-
cine"
He recommended closer rela-
tionship between the hospitals and
public health services.
DR.. Stebbins said increased de-
mand for hospital care has in some
instances resulted in the lowering
OF hospital standards and that few
institutions had assumed any great
social responsibility, especially in
the field of preventive medicine.
Differences in medical attention
between private hospitals and pub
lie wards were discussed by DR..
Joseph C. Doane, a past president
OF the American Hospital Associa-
ton and medical director Of the
Jewish Hospital in Philadelphia.
British Plan Explained.
DR., Charles T. Maitland, senior
medical officer of England's Minis
try Of Health. described the re-
gional hospital plan now under con-
sideration in England, Scotland ano
Wales.
The proposed regional plan calls
for all forms of hospital, medical
and surgical service to be supplied
within given region which would
have at its center a leading uni
versity or medical school, DR.. Matt
land said.
Patients would not be compelled
to enter regional hospitals, bu,
would be encouraged to do SO, he
added. The Briton said the regional
proposal grew out of the organiza-
ton of British Hospitals for War.
Evening star., 1945-11-30
Alexandria VFW Post
To Discuss Fund Raising

A meeting Of Russell Mitchell
Post 900, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
and its auxiliary will be held at 8
pm. tomorrow at the Overseas Vet
Grams Club, 319 Prince street, Alex
andria, to discuss plans for raising
funds to develop a veterans club
and q permanent home for the post.
The organization has purchased
the present Mount Vernon Motors
Building at 121 South Alfred street
at q cost OF $25, 900 and plans to
renovate 1t as a recreation center
for veterans and for q meeting
place for the post and Its auxiliary.
Evening star., 1945-11-30
Mogruder Reports $279
As Cost of His Cumpuion
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 80. - j.
Maynard Magruder, member of the
House of Delegates from Arlington
County, reported to the Secretary
of the Commonwealth yesterday
that his election campaign ex-
penses were $279.75.
The following three members rAr
ported no expenses: L. Lake Trip
lett, Faquier County; E. T. Humph-
ries, South Norfolk, and W. H. W.
Cassell, Portsmouth.
Evening star., 1945-11-30
kensinston Sketch Class
10 Hold Exhibit and Teo

Members { of the Kensington
Sketch Glass will hold an exhibit
and tea from to 7 pm. Sunday at
the Kensington Elementary School.
LA project of the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission, the sketch class is con-
Quoted by Mrs. Walter B. Wells, a
portrait artist, and her daughter,
Mrs. F. Charles Morey. Glasses meet
every Thursday evening at the ele-
mentary school
Evening star., 1945-11-30
Virginia Auto Liability
Rate Revision Approved
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 3O.-The
State Corporation Commission ap-
proved yesterday a revision OF au-
tomobile liability insurance rates
which the carriers estimate will re-
suit in lower rates for approximately
30 per cent OF the States motorists.
The revision will be effective on
policies written on and after jan
uary /, 1916. The new program was
advanced by Al stock and mutual
insurance companies writing liza
bility insurance covering property
damage and bodily injury for mo-
torists in Virginia.
Evening star., 1945-11-30
Rubbi Ira Sud to Speok

Observation of Hanukkah, the
Feast Of Lights. will begin at the
Arlington Jewish Center, $3.50 Viii.
son boulevard, Arlington, at 1886
o'clock tonight with Rabbi Ira SUD
preaching. Other features o1
Hanukkah, which lasts for eigh,
days, will be a children's show
presented by the center at the
Ashton Theater at 10 am. Sunday
and adult party at the Ashton
Heights Women's Club, Fifth and
North Irving streets at $3.50 pm
December 8.
Evening star., 1945-11-30

II e W s e c o n q
ward, subject to
t h e M arch s
Democratic pri-
mary.
T he W ard
which Mr.. Nash
seeks to repre-
sent was created
when the coun-
Gil recently re-
d i S tri cted the
city, with the
new politi cal
boundaries to be
effective in the
coming election.
Most of it's ter
Evening star., 1945-11-30
St. MichueI's Plans Service

st. Michael's Episcopal Church, at
present without building of its
own, will celebrate the mems solvent
corporate communion at 8 o'clock
tonight in the Trinity Presbyterian
Church, 5211 North Washington
boulevard, Arlington.
Evening star., 1945-11-30
Dromutizution of The Robe

Walter C. Cram of Minneapolis
will present a three-act dramatiza-
ton of Lloyd C. Douglas best seller
1.-The Robe" in the Takoma Lutheran
Church, Seventh and Dahlia streets
NV, at 8:15 o'clock tonight. The
dramatization is under the auspices
of the Women's Guild of the church
Evening star., 1945-11-30
3 Lower Court Acts
Questioned as Coren!
Requests New Trial
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 3o.-The
Maryland Court of Appeals yester-
day heard an appeal by attorneys
for Henry H. Corens, Bethesda, who
was convicted of the second degree
murder in the Staying of his wife
Pearl, whose head was found last
February near an isolated road in
Fairfax County, Va.
Corens asked the court to grant
a new trial of the case in the Anne
Evening star., 1945-11-30
Guild PIuns Benefit

The Junior Guild of Ascension
Episcopal Church of Silver Spring
will sponsor a beneflt bingo party
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the
Parish Hall, Sligo avenue near Car
roll lane.
Evening star., 1945-11-30
'C. |. Nash 10 Seek Place
On Alexandra Council

Charles L. Nash, 706 Chalfonte
drive, today announced his candi-
dacy for the Alexandria City Coun-
Gil as representative from the
Evening star., 1945-11-30

PRESBYTERIAN ANNIVERSARY-Dr Albert J. Mccartney,
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church.
here preparing of the than 100 historic items which
viii be exhibit for week In the church chapel starting
Tuesday in commemoraon OF the 150h anniversary
byterianism in Washington DR.. Mccartney displays pho
toraph of drawing OF the old First Presbyterian Church.
1922 silver communion plate and books pamphlets
showing the progress of the denomination city
Star Staff Photo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-20

Here the huge shipments rubber tires
Europe where they were used vehicles throughout the
They unloaded at Fort Ton
inspected and the Some will
but many turned for disposal to civilian
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-20

gov sincek je bill pri starem oce-
tn, XII je bill zelo vessel, da je ME-
gova hci po stirih mesecih 70
pet enkrat donna in sicer pod ma
slovom "gospa stotnikova".
Tako je bill enkrat Wolf sam
in Sc je zatopil v spomine pre-
teklost, kar je bilo zelo redko,
ker -je navadno vse take misli S
silo pregnal. Pa nj mu bio do
bro.
ze stiri leta je bill porocen.
Njegov zakon z Gabrielle mu nj
prinesel drugega kot razocara-
nje. Njenega povrsnega uziva-
MIA zeljnega znacaja Sc vedno
nj spoznal. Njegovo rahloeutno
naravo je nizko, vsakdanje du-
sevno obzorje njegove zene od-
bijalo in to memo plitvo obzor-
je sc je kazalo vsak dan bolj,
cim dalje sta bila poroeena.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-20

je pokazal tako hladnega, da Sc
nj upala, da bi to Sc kdaj ONE
nila. y
'Da je Wolf Mariji glede tega
pisal, o tenn nj vedela, toda Wolf
je smatral "a svojo dolznost, da
Sc j opravici.
Tako je potekal cas- in dan
poroke> je bill dolocen. Poroka
maj bi bila takojpo koncanih ma
nevrih. Start Ulrih j je dal ma
razpolago vilo in Wolfu krasne-
ga konja, katerega Sc je zelo
razveselil. To Sc je dobro zdelo
Ulrihu, kajti proti Wolfu Sc je
cutil vedno krivega, kajti omega
popoldneva pred zaroko nj mo-
gel nikdar pozabiti. Vedno je Sc
mislil ma vlogo, XII jo je tedaj
igral.
Mladi eastnik sc je S svojim
poniznim in moskim obnasa-
MEM, svojim znacajem, XII nj
incl madeza ma sebi, priljubil
vsem.
Gabrijela je bila VISA obupana,
ko je moral Wolf ma manevre.
Neprestano Sc je pred njegovim
odhodom oklepala njegovega
vratu in ga poljubovala.
- Ali hos tudi vedno mislil
ma meme? Drugace skoprnim
Ostani mi zvest in misli ma me-
ne!
- Gabrijela, morava sc lociti!
To je usoda vojaka! Nikar mi ne
delaj Sc tezje locitve. Pomisli,
kaj, ko bi moral v vojno! -
pravi resno.
- o, potem pa bi umrla! -
zajoka.
- Ne bodi otrok, Gabrijela! !!
V treh tednih sem zopet pri te-
hi in potem ne bo vec dolgo, ko
bova skupaj "a vedno.
- Da, potem pa "a vedno,
Wolf! - In ponosen, blazen
smeh Sc je razlil po njenih ustih.
X X
Koncno je prisel dan: razkos-
no oblecena stoji pred oltarjem
oh strani MEGA, XII ga je ljubila.
Mad vse bled in resen je Wolf;
toda jasno in razlocno je donel
njegov "da' po cerkvi. Vedel je
dobro, da 81 je S tenn ida" podrl
vse mostove "a seboj in da je
koncal S svojo resnicno srcno
sreco. Pred MIN je bilo zivlje-
ME polno sijaja in polno dolz-
nosti, katere bo moral izpolnjje-
vati, ker je obljubil.
Tn Gahri iie1a7 Skoro znaco.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-20
Izreden nokup

p krasni hisi, vsaka "a emo dru-
limo; ma novo barvane, vsaka 8
8 sobami; nahajajoci sc ma Rus
sell Ave-, cd 2. 68 st. in Superior
Ave. Nenavaden nakup "a samo
$500. Pozurite Sc in Sc zglasite
kajti ta posebnost ne bo traiala
dolgo. Poklicite GIL 1914.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-20

slavno je prisla ona pomembna
beseda 2 njenih ,ust. Nikdo j ne
more vec vzeti ljublJ Jsnega mo-
Ia. Tudi sam ne more vec ma
zaj. Bila je lepa, velicastna ne
vesta, toda nj imela ma sebi, kar
hi morala: resnicni nevestin, po-
mimi znacaj. L. ME je zarel po-
nos in zmaga!
- 0, moja sladka, moja ljub-
LENA! Moje ubogo dekle!
Bolest, XII je nj mogoce popi-
'sati, ga je prevzela, ko je po-
mislil ma svojo ljubezen. Pa tudi
je bilo koncano, kajti poleg ME-
ga je sedela njegova mlada, cve-
toca zena, sipajoc mani vso vro-
co ljubezen. Resnica je prisla do
svoje veljave in pregnala misli
ma lepo preteklost.
DRUGI DEL
/,
V nlisli zatopljen sedi stot-
mix Wolf pri svoji pisalni mizi
glavo 81 podpira z rokami. Ego
daj Sc je zmracilo in je "a nekaj
casa moral opustiti svoje delo.
Tudi nj incl vec veselja delati
Sc naprej, ker Sc je vsled pre-
napornega dusevnega della cutil
utrujenega in je potreboval ma
10 razvedrila.
Njegova zena je bila povablje-
ma h gospel nlajorjevi in tam je
seveda nj smelo manjkati. ME-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-20

- Da, prav dobro, Gab1lJela,
- pravi Wolf. Menu je bilo
vseeno, kaj vzame. Vleklo ga je
ven ma ulico. Nj mogel vec gle
dati ma svoje ubogo dekle. Bila
je premeteno izmisljena okrut-
most njegove neveste, da je pri-
pravila to svidenje, kar j ne DO
mogel nikdar odpustiti in tudi
ne DO hotel.
Poln ljubezni je pocival ME
gov pogled ma Mariji. Prvikrat
ga sedaj tudi Maria pogleda in
nekaj trenutkov sta Sc gledala
med seboj. V njenih sladkih
oceh nj bral nikakega ocitanja,
samo iskreno, neskoncno milo
bo. Magic pa zopet Maria po-
vesi dodge trepalnice, kot hi bila
zalotena v grehu.
Gabrijela Sc sedaj obrne pro-
tt njej: - Kaj pa vi mislite, 60
spodicna. Tudi vase sodbo bi ra-
da slisala.
Gabrijela je dobro vedela, da
so bill vsi pomladanski in polet-
nj klobuki, XII so jih vsi tako
obcudovali, edino Marijino delo.
Gabrijela je bila re takoj
spocetka odlocena, da sc DO "a
nesla ma Marijino delo in okus,
toda jo je hotela Sc muciti, ker
Sc je upala dvigniti oei k mozu,
katerega je sama obozevala.
- Ako me vprasate "a mojo
odkrito sodbo, nilostljiva 60
spica, YAM moran odlocno od-
svetovati ia klobuk, - pravi
Maria odkrito, ne oziraje sc ma
jezne poglede gospe Gundetove,
XII bi bila rada prodala rdeci klo-
buk.
- In zakaj, ako smem vpra-
sati?
- Ker - oprostite mi, ker je
proved kricece barve in bi vasa
lepa postava pri tenn trpela, -
pove Maria odkrito.
- Hvala lepa, ljuba gospo-
dicna, "a vase pojasnilo, - pra-
vi Gabrijela zanicljivo, - mo-
ram pa priznati, da Sc mi zdi ze-
10 predrzno, ma ia nacin kritizi-
rati damo.
Ne morem razumeti, 60
spodicna Winter, da sc upate 60
voriti ma tax nacin, - pravi 60
spa Gundetova ostro, - to je
naravnost nesramno.
- Toda pri njej sc mad tenn nj
treba cuditi, - pristavi pikro
Gabrijela.
Bleda in tresoca Sc po celem
telesu stopi Maria korak ma
pref.
Prosim, da mi poveste,
kdo vam daje pravico ma tako
zanicljiv nacin z menoj govori-
ii! - pravi Maria Gabrijeli in
jo ostro pogleda.
Gabrijela zmaje glavo: -
To pride ma racun vasih ljubim-
cev.
- o, to je proved, - zakrici
Maria.
- sploh pa Sc cudim, gospa
Gunde, da dovolite, da streze
vasim kupovalkam TAXA oseba,
katere pustolovstva so poznana
po celem mestu
- Gabrijela - pravi Wolf
S tako odlocnim glasom, da With
ne.
Medtem gospa Gundetova po-
vzame besedo:
- Zelo sem bila zacudena,
ko sem pred nekaj dnevi O tenn
prvic slisala. Toda, kaj hocemo ?
Mlada dekleta v njenih prostih
urah vendar ne morem nadzo-
rovati.
Maria je bila kot omotena.
-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-20

Sc jo upajo tako zaliti? In cello
v njegovi navzocnosti! In Wolf
nj nicesar rekel! Kaj pa maj bi
bill naredil? Vsako njegovo vme-
savanje bi odkrilo MO. Konecno
pride k sebi. Bledih ustnic, oci
temne vsled razburjenja, rece
primeroma mirno:
- Gospa Gunde, gotovo We
ste, da zdaj grem in sicer takoj
in "a vedno! Odgovarjati ma ta-
ke nizkotnosti in obrekovanja
in opravljivko ma kakem dru-
gem mestu poklicati ma odgo-
vor, smatram, da je pod mojo
castjo. &c 81 tudi moran sama
sluziti kruh, sem vendar do
stojna in postena - in odlicni,
ali boljsi ljudje, XII so ma bolj-
sem staliscu, Sc zaradi tega nj
majo pravice meme gledati nizko
navzdol. Posledice vaSih besed
maj padejo ma vas!
Medtem ko to govori, gleda
S svojimi velikimi, zarecimi oc-
mi neustraseno Gabrijeli v
obraz, tako da Sc je morala
umakniti njenim pogledom. Ner-
vozna in razjarjena stiska Ca
brijela klobuk v svojih rokah in
pravi:
- Mogocna, beraska prince
sa!
Sc enkrat Iubeznivo pogleda
VOLTA in gre ponosno, brez po-
zdrava IL sobe. JENA vrze Ga
brijela klobuk vstran.
To je neverjetno, kaj vse
morajo doziveti vasi kupci, 60
spa Gunde. Samo oh sebi je
razumljivo, da ne maram vec
vasega nadaljnega truda. -
Wolf, greva!
In odsla je kot razzaljena
kneginja.
Gospa Gunde stoji in ne We,
kaj bi naredila. Izgubl,a je maj
boljso kupovalko in Sc vec, svo-
jo najboljso delavko; in ODE ma
enkrat, to je bilo prevec!
- Kje je gospodicna Maria :?
- vprasa mlado dekle, XII je pri-
slo pospravljat.
- V delavnici, - odgovori
dekle.
Magic gre gospa Gundetova
v delavnico. Maria je ze bila
pripravljena "a odhod in je sa-
mo Sc dajala nekemu dekletu
navodila, kako maj prisije ma mex
klobuk nekaj cvetlic. To je bila
ravno njena umetnost: malo "a
okroziti ali zavihati krajevce ma
to ali drugo stran, majhen trak,
ali cvetlica in klobuk je bill 60
TOW. V tenn oziru je bila kar mai
boil spretna.
- Ste Sc tukaj; to je dobro!
- vzklikne gospa Gunde. -
inmate pravice It'll! Brezpogojno
morate ostati do Is. augusta,
ako nocete, da sc obrn en- ma po-
licijo "a pomoc!
- Samo dajte, - pravi Ma
RIA z lahkim. nasmehom, - S
takim zaljenjem pa je najina
pogodba koncana. In &c ne, osta-
mem do petnajstega, potem pa
vzamem mesto kot poslovodka
pri Broku. Zelo zapeljivo ponud-
DO cd te tvrdke ze imam v ro-
kah stiri tedne.
- 0, gospa Gunde sc peni cd
jeze. Gundetova Sc je najbolj
bala Broka, ker j je bill najvecji
nasprotnik in tekmovalec v tr-
govini. Ako gre Sc Maria tia, je
konec njenega slovesa in trgovi-
ne.
- Molcite? - zopet povza-
me Maria, - il tega sklepam,
da ste S tenn zadovoljni, kar sem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-20

VSE KANkOLI
potrebuje sc Cd zobozdravnika
bodi izvletenje zob, polnjenje
zob in enako lahko dobite v va.
Be polno zadovoljstvo pri DR.,
zupniku, ne da bi zgubili pri TEN
dosti casa. Use delo je narejeno,
kadar vam cas pripusca. Trad
nj naslov:
who'd na 81. cesd
Kns usovo poslopje
6l3l ST. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-20

dobro! - praW dekletom, XII sc
pazno sledile razgovoru svoje
tovarisice in gospodinje.
| - Toda, gospica, ali res mi.
site stran? Ostanite vendar
Brez vas nj mic! Pokazite mi Sc
samo, kako maj prisijem to-le
pero, - sc govorila dekleta in
prosile Mario, maj jim pokaze.
- Ne, ne morem. Samo delaj-
te dobro. - Pozdravljeni, gospa
Gunde!
Maria odide IL hise, v kateri
je bila tako razzaljena in po ne
kaj dnevih je zapustila tudi me-
sto, v katerem je okusila tako
blazene in grenke ure.
PREF pa Sc je Sc poslovila cd
kraja svoje srece in cd starih
ljudi, XII so j bill tako dobri.
- Gotovo sc ne bono vec vi
deli, gospica Maria, - pravi
gospa Bergerjeva; - tudi sem
postala ze malo bolj nerodna.
- Kaj pa boste poceli, gospo-
dicna? - vprasa Berger. - Ali
greste zopet v trgovino? Kan
greste? Tako vse dobro YAM ze-
limo in pomirjeni bono, ako We
mo, da innate kje dobro. In 60
spod porocnik tudi, kajti zdaj
We, da je bill tedaj vas brat. -
- Ne govorite vec O tenn, -
pravi Maria, - mic vec! - Sa-
ma ne vem. Tia bi sla rada, kjer
je mir. Najrajsi bi ostala tukaj
pri vas, samo tukaj - tam pod
visoko lipo. - In pozeljivo Sc
obrne njen pogled v ono smer.
~ Ne pregresite sc, - svari
Berger, vi mlada kri, innate
Sc zivljenje pred seboj. Naucili
Sc boste pozabiti! - Ali je to
bila res vasa zadnja beseda, da
mi nicesar ne narcotic, da bi
narocil gospodu porocniku? Da
maj bi Sc enkrat prisel sem no.
col? Kajti, kakor stole stvari,
ia locitev ne bi bila nikak greh.
Menu je morale biti zelo hudo,
da vas nj mogel braniti proti
svoji zarocenki.
Maria zopet odmaje z glavo:
- Ne, pustite to; najboljse je
tako! Nikakor ga ne maram
odtujiti Sc bolj njegovi nevesti!
Tako rad me je incl in zdaj DO
ona njegova zena! Zdaj pa bo-
dite zdravi in hvala "a vse! Bog
maj vas varuje!
Solznih oci zapusti hiso do
brih ljudi in obrne svoje korake
proti start lipi, XII je bila vsa v
cvetju in XII je razsirjala svoj
cudoviti vonj.
S sklenjenimi rokami in po-
veseno glavo sedi ma klopi, SOL
"a "a solzo j kaplje IL njenih
oci. Mislila je ma sladki sen lju-
bezni. In kako tezko je bilo It'll
sami v prostrani svet, ko nj ime-
la nikogar, da bi Sc mani naslo-
milo memo srce. Brez donna,
brez starsev, brez ljubezni! In
muka njenega srca in memo sa-
motno zivljenje brez veselja!
Okoli njene izgubljene ljubezni
Sc je razlilo krcevito ihtenje. vi
la je roke in prosila Boga "a po-
moe.
z memo iskreno prosnjo je
prisel mir v memo srce. Cudovi-
to potolazena vstane in gre ne
gotovo bodocnosti nasproti.
y X X
Po onem prizoru v modni tr-
govini je bill Wolf zelo hladen
proti svoji nevesti in Sc je izo-
gibal njene druzbe, kar jo je ma
vdajalo z obupom. Srce mu nj
pustilo, da hi bill kdaj sam Z MO
in k temu je pripomogla pl. La
Ear, XII mu je brala njegovo ze-
ljo il oci.
Dobro je vedela, koliko trpi
Wolf vsled hudomusnosti svoje
neveste in vedela lie dobro. da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-20
PrOda sc

farmo, obsegajoee 81k akrov;
Z sob hisa, vse udobnosti; dve
garazi, kokosnjak, shramba "a
orodje, nekaj sadja. To je prva
hisa ma juzni strani Route 20 ma
Pail Rd., v Perry, Ohio.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-23
DR.. VINCENT LYON
VISITING in CITY

DR.. B. B. Vincent Lyon, promia-
ent physician and clinical PROBES
sor of medicine at the Jefferson
hospital in Philadelphia, Pa, is
visiting in Wilmington at the home
of Pomeroy Nichols, it was learned
here yesterday.
DR.. Lyon. who has been attached
to the Jefferson faculty since
1909, has taught many North Caro-
lima physicians, and among his
students are DR.. W. Houston Moore
OF Wilmington, who was in the
class of 1910.
A pioneer in the field of CASTRO
enterology, DR.. Lyon established
thc first stomach clinic in Phila-
delphia, and later founded another
there.
DR.. Lyon, who had never visited
here before, said he was induced
to come to Wilmington by Mr..
Nichols several weeks ago when
they met at Blowing Rock, where
bother were vacationing.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-23
Liberated Seruicemen
To Get Big Welcome

WASHINGTON, Sept. o. Up -
Eighty American soldiers, sailors
and Marines, symbolic of all those
liberated from Japanese prison
camps, will be given a special well
come back home next week.
The War department said today
that so of the group, most of whom
spent more than 40 months in Nip
ponese hands, reached Hawaii to-
day on the way to the mainland.
They will be Joined later by 20
NAVY and Marine Corps fighters.
Monday night the entire group is
scheduled to leave by plane for San
francisco for an official welcome.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-23
London Paper Reports
A-Bomb Defense Fond

LONDON, Sept. 22.-oyp-n.
London Daily Express said toS dae
an effective defense against ths
atomic bomb had been perfected
The device, based on the prn priv,
ciples of British radar, Germ ~,
rockets and American fuses, ia
capable of destroying planes ~ ~
rockets, carrying atomic eynIo.
sives, at any height.
The key to the new defense
weapon is the radio proximitv
fuse" the American invention ,b,.
beat the vi weapons and brought
down hundreds of japanese suicide
planes. 1t will make ack-ack Of
the future 100 per cent effective
the Daily Express said.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-23
BALKANS SNAC MEET
OF BIG FIVE LEAnF:pe
CONTINUED from Pare 49,

'''i rage 0ne)
sin Foreign Minister vv.o,
.Molotov is reported to h urnesla7
s 81 the other foreign r nave as
that Russia already is r ,s,ns'e1s
Red Army forces from thu s..'i0Vlns
try. ''ia' coun.
AS result Of Russian.Am..
dl1ferences over Europes wati
ways, U. S. proposal tor water
manent international contro , Per.
them was not presented to ~. Of
Five Council, it was unde we Big
because the American d s1sa0ed
were anxious not to COMPLIES a u
immediate problems Of sos.! The
goods moving through Euron es'''as
, The American plan was p ". -,
stood to provide for establjshm uss'
Of an international control cnna'il
ing of the Big Four-Russis'' I Fn.
land, France, and The U. 3 Eng
Plus 5, the countries along the ssor..
OF these waterways: the Kie I' ose
al at the base Of Denmark. | tsS
Rhine, Danube, Elbe and oder r ae
ers. "ei tlV'