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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-05
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jo biti odprte v krajih do 5000
|prebivalcev vse tFgOvinske in
obrtne obratovalnice najveG dve
.uri dopoldne;; prodaj jalnice ,cvet-
ia in slascic smejo biti ob me-
Edeljah in praznikih odprte od 8.
do IL; fotografske obratoyal-
nice pa kakor Oh delavnikih; go
stinske obratovalnice, razen
okrepcevalnic, obgatujejo oh ne
deljah in praznikih, kakor oh
delavnikih. Okrepcevalnice, bi-
feji, pa so odprte oh z. ure zju-
traj do 2. popoldne.
Okraj jsevalne crke raznih linen
organizacij v Sloveniji:
FLRJ = Federativna ljudska
republika Jugoslavija
LRS - Ljudska republika Slo-
venije
SNOS-Slovenski narodni osvo-
bodilni .svet
IOOF-Izvrsevalni odbor osvo-
bodilne fronte .~
Of Osvobodilna fronta
RKJ - Rdeci kriz Jugoslavije
RKS - Rdeci kriz Sloyenije
NOV - Narodno osvobodilna
vojska "a Slovenijo
SIAU - Observation-Disclosures
antifasisticna unija
AFZ - Antifasisticne zene
MOO - Narod. osvobodilni ,od-
Dor "a Slovensko Primorje
KIP - Komunisticna partija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-05
P0sTA DOSTAvILA !.
RISMO RO is LETIH

BELFAST; Ssverna Irska, i.
augusta Piano, katerega sta
Mr.. in Mrs. Peter Bryce poslala
pred Is lett na naslov Mrs. Sadie
Preston Y tenn mestu, je bilo da-
mes dostayljeno, ne da bi posta
dala kako pojasnilo "a zamudo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-05
Carine i'm .carinska sluzba
Ponatis IL "slovenskssa poroeevalca"

'soditvi ponovno organizirana v
nasi drzavi carinska uprava, XII
glavnem sloni Sc ma zakonih
in uredbah, izdanih Sc v pred
lrrilski Jugoslaviji. Vzpostavi-
tev carinske sluzbe je spocetka
naletela ma nerazumevanje, zato
so bile pri organizaciji te sluzbe
velike tezave, XII Sc danes MISC v
celoti odstranjene.
Mnogi so napacno tolmacili,
da bodo'carine odpravljene, ces,
da MISC v skladu z novo drzavno
lreditvijo. To naziranje je bilo
popolnoma napacno, ker nina
prav nobene stvarne podlage.
Nasa drzava ina pretezno
agrarni znacaj z razmeroma sla-
DO razvito industrijo. Zato mo.
"a voditi temu primerno gospo-
iarsko politiko. &c hocemo ime-
Il izravnano trgovinsko in pla-
elmo bilanco z inozemstvom,
moramo omejiti uvoz predvsem
ma one surovine in industrijske
izdelke, XII iih nimamo. V nor
malnih cash SO Gene agrarnim
proizvodom vedno mike v pri-
meri cenami industrijskih IL
lelkov, cato moramo gledati, da
oonco uvazali cim mani indu.
strijskih izdelkov, istocasno pa
81 moramo izgraditi lastno in
dustrijo, da bono lahko donna
krili cim vec domaee potrete.
&c ne bono zgradili industrije,
bono odvisni cd inozemstva, ma
ia placilna blanca z inozem-
stvom bo neugodna, zivljenjski
standard v nasi drzavi pa DO
nick.
Vsaka drzaya stremi "a TEN,
da Sc gospodarsko osamosvoji.
Domace gospodarstvo cuvamo
7rcdvsen s carinsko politiko.
zaradi razlicnega gospodarske-
ga stanja in razvoja Sc vse dr.
zave posluzujejo carinske poll
ttike, XII ustreza lastni gospodar-
ski strulkturi. Ma blago, XII ga
fproizvaja domaca industrija,
uvaja drzava zascitno carino s
primerno visoko postavko; ma
bfago pa, Xxi ga drzava potrebu-
je, a Sc donna ne izdeluje, Sc do
lloci nizka carinska postavka.
Obenen je treba z drzavo, IL
katere Sc uvaza blago, skleniti
pog0dfo zaradi blagovne izrne-
nave. Take trgovinske pogodbe
SO podlaga carinski poiitiki.
Pc r1avcdenem Sc mora ravna-
tti tudi nasa drzava. Ker Sc GO
| Espudarska struktura nase drza-
I've v primeri 5 predvojno dobo nj
IhistvenO spremenila, 50 ostali
Izaenkrat Y veljavi vsi zakoni ia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-05

spremenbe teh predpisov pa bo-
do izraz sklenjenih trgovinskih
pogodb drugin1i drzavan1i. V
snaslednjem 81 oglejmo v glavnih
obrisih orsanizacijo carinske
iuprave v nasi drzavi.
Carinska uprava spada zara-
,di vsedrzavnega pomona v pri-
stojnost zvezne Wade Beogra-
du. Njeni organi so razdeljeni v
tri stopnje: carinarnice s carin-
skimi oddelki, carinski inspek-
torati in oddelek "a Ncarine pri
zvezne1n financnem ministrstvu.
! Vse tri instance imajo po zako-
nu doloeen delokrog. Organiza-
Fcija carinske sluzbe, carinska
politika, predlogi "a trgovinske
pogodbe, zakonodaja, personalna
politika, zadnja instance ka-
zensllih sporih, vrhevna kontro-
FLA in nadzorstvo vse ,carinske
:sluz5e, spada v pristojnost od-
dell1a "a carine pri zveznefn fl
nancnem ministrstvu. Ia odde-
lex rredstavlja terej vrhovno
instance carinske uprave.
.Oddelku "a carine SO podre ie-,
mi carinski inspektorji, XII SO Or
;anizirani pretezno 'po federal
lih republican. Oni vrsijo mad
;:orno .carinsko sluzbo v ,mejah
federalnih republik in skrbijo "a
oravilno hvrsevanje cariaske
;luzhe carinarnicah in njenih
oddelkih. Poleg tega odloca in
3pekorat dolocenih kazenskih
'porih, resuje pritozbe proti re-
sitvam, XII so jih izrekle carinar-
lice, izdaja resitve o raznih
,prostitvah carine, o dolocenih
,ovracilih carinskih dajatev ter
resitve po dolocenih clenih ca
sinskega zakona in zakona OBJ
Il carinski tariff.
Carinarice vrsijo vso carinsko
,luz:,o v obsegu carinskih pred
pisov, preiskujejo vga carinska
kazniva dejanja in vrsijo tudi
druge posle, XII SO jim S .poseb-
mimi predpisi dodeljeni.
Carinarnice pa vrsijo vso ca
rins,so strokovno in manipula-
tivno sluzbo. Tezisce della pri ca
rinarnicah ie tarifni odsek, kjer
|yrsi posle v zvezi deklarira-
MEM, rregledom in carinjenjem
blaga pri uvozu, izvozu ali pre-,
vOzu.
"a formalno carinienje hlaga
so potrebne naslednje listine:
nvozno ali izYozno dovoljenje, ki
ga izda predstayniAtvo uprave
zunanje trgovine, izvirno spriGe-
.valo, ki dokazuje izvor blaga in
racun. 10 50 tri osnovne listine,
ki 50 brezpogojno potrebne, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-05
ORRATOVALNI CAS- "a TK.
GOVINE, OBRTI IN
GOSTILNE

Minister "a trgovino in pre-
,skrbo Wade Ljudske republike
Slovenije je tidal odredbo o ca
su odpiranja in zapiranja "a
prodajalnice, delavnice, gostin-
ska podjetja, skladisca, pisarne
in ostale obrtne poslovalnice v
Sloveniji, kar je stopilo v velja-
vo 5. maja letos.
Trgovine SO ma splosno odpr-
te, ako nj drugace odloceno, Cd
8. ure zjutraj do opoldne in cd
2. do 6. ure popoldne; v polet-
nih mesecih, maj, junij, julij in
august pa popoldne cd 3. do 7.
ure.
Prodajalnice svezega mesa in
rib so odprte cd Z do II dopol-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-05
. more carinjenje sploh izzr-

Uvozno dovuljenje je potreb-
no. zaradi tega, ker Sc drzavno
gospodarstvo vodi nacrtno in sc.
Ives uvoz doloca po potrebah
skupnosti. Predstavnistvo upra-
I've zunanje trgovine izda aovo-
ljenie "a uvoz in izvoz lie onemu
prosilcu, cigar uvoz ali izvoz
ustreza splosnemu gospodarske-
Emu nacrtu. Ma to nacin odpade
vsaka spekulacija posameznikov
ma skodo skupnosti.
Izvirno spricevalo je javna Ii
stina, XII dokazuje, IL katere dr.
zave je blago prispelo. To je
vazno zaradi dolocanja carinske
postavke. Nasa carinska tarifa
ina tri postavke: maksimalno,
minimalno in pogodbeno, Max
simalna je najyisja in Sc upo-
rablja "a blago, XII izvira il dr.
lave, S katero nimamo trgovin-
ske pogodbe. Minimalna in ,po-
godbena pestavka pa Sc uporab-
ljata "a blago onih draw, s ka-
terimi imamo trgovinske odno-
Sc. Pogodbena postavka je maj
nizja in sc v trgovinskih pogod-
bah "a doloceno blago posebej
doloci. ,.s.
"a ugotovitev.' carinske po-
stavke pri carinjenju sluzi torej
izvirno sprieevalo. Ia izracuna-
vanje carine, carinskih pristoj-
bin, davkov in ostalih dajatev
je potreben originalni facun, Xxi
ga izstavi dobavitelj blaga.
Obmejne carinarnice oziroma
odGelki imajo dolznost, da cuva-
jo mejo v carinskem pogledu, to
Sc pravi, da vrsijo strogo mad
zorstvo mad vsem blagom, XII
iprihaja ali odhaja preko meje,
ter prepreeujejo tihotapstvo z
blagom in valutami. Ia to delo
so dodeljeni carinarnicam carin-
ski strazarji, XII tudi cuvaje bla-
ga skladiscih in spremljajo
carinske posiljke. Dandanes je
posebno vazna funkcija, XII jo
vr5ijo carinske oblasti oh meii,
ker preprecujejo tihotapstvo in
S tenn pobijajo spekulacijo.
Posebno vazno je delo obmej-
nih carinarnic "a zascito valute,
ker so carinske oblasti poobla-
Scene, da vrsijo strogo nadzor-
stvo mad izvozom in uvozom do
mace valute in tujih valut in
prepre5uje;o tihotapstvo z nji-
mi. Pri tenn delu so dolzni sode-
lovati carinskimi organi vsi
organi drugih oblasti, Jim poma-
gait in javiti vse ugotovoljene
valutne prestopke. V tenn pogle-
au Sc danes mnogo gresi, ker Or
gani drugih oblasti ne uposteva-
jo dolooil deviznega zakona, de-
viznega pravilnika in dodatnih
navodil zveznega financnega mi
nistrstva.
V nasprotjn teni dolocii re-
sujejo ugotovljene valutne pre-
stopke OBJ meji>v lastni ,pristoj-
nosti, namesto da hi take pri-
mere z zapisnikom in denarjem
vred ,odstopile najblizji carinar-
|nici oziroma oddelku. Carinar-
nice morajo potem izvrsiti pref
skayo in spise odstopiti bancno-
valutnemu oddelku zveznega fl
Enancnega ministrstVa v odloci-
|tev. sa
| Danes je delovanje carinskih
|oblasti Sc omejeno ma skromen
Eobseg. Velike vaznosti "a bodoci
razvoj zunanse trgovine in "a
vse 'nase gospodarstvo je skle-
|nitev trgovinskih pogodb. z ne
katerimi drzavami ze imamo ta-
Ike pogodEe, v v,vecjem delu pa sc
Ese pripravljajo ozirona Sc vodi-
10 pogajanja. Ko bo nasa drza-
va uredila svoje trgovinske od-
Mosaic z drugini drzavami in SIC
bo gospodarsko okrepila, DO lah-
ko nastopila ma mednarodnem
ltrgu njej primernem obsegu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-05

Stvorem patriotisens! Deja-
mjd, ne besed! Prispevajte ga
otro$ko bolaico . Sloveniu!
Evening star., 1946-05-09
DAYTIME DRESSES
Just 100! Originally SIS

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Evening star., 1946-05-09
HOUSEWARE VALUES!

10 AIl-steel Meto TobIes, 81
inch round top hole in center
for umbrella or iomp------ 1895 1925
! Refreshment Cart, os is---- 1896 SOS
Y Atwood FoIdine-dec Chors 3.e6 zes
! Fireplace Montel floor somple $3.50 1895
] Mirror Chest Of Drawers for
both or bedroom $3.50 3495
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II Auto Brushes 100 6oe
2 Bridge TobIes 1895 ee5
II Steel Knives lo5 CSC
! Electric Hot Plote floor SOM
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Evening star., 1946-01-06

RANGE JUICE is being frozen
~ in leak-proof cellophane bags,
heat-sealed and packaged in fiber
board cartons. Defrost overnight
in the lower part of refrigerator,
pour from bag to glass - good
morning toast, It's the juice of
tree-ripened California Valencias,
hand-sQueezed; no chance for the
rind's oil to get in to give bitter
bite.
JUICE BRICKS are scheduled for
an early new year appearance.
These are frozen concentrate Of
grapefruit or orange juice. a de-
velopment of the Florida Agricul-
ture Experiment Station. The
trick is to freeze out water from
Juice, leaving a concentrate four
times the strength of the original.
Now the concentrate is frozen into
soft bricks for storage at zero.
Add three parts water for cold,
vibrant beverage that tastes like
the Juice of the freshly reamed
fruit.
PANTRY-SHELF milk sells in neat
cartons, each containing two four
ounce containers of whole milk in
powder form, enough for two
quarts. Add water. beat or shake
- that's all there is to it.
COATS MILK is canned for the
first time - whole milk, not con-
densed, not evaporated. The
flavor is slightly different from the
fresh, but pleasant drinking all
the same. A blessing for those on
diets demanding this milk so diff
cult to buy fresh.
SKINd-NuLK products are a VIC
tory bonus you will be sharing in
soon. First along is new ready
mix powder with skim-milk base
for making frozen desserts. Until
the war brought the need to utilize
every iota of the nations available
foodstuffs, some $4,000, 900, 600
pounds of nutritious skim milk,
the by-product of butter makers
were annually discarded, or fed to
livestock. The government asked
that this waste" be turned into
powder for supplying Lend-lease
and overseas Army rations.
Plants were built and vast
quantities of skim milk dehydrat-
ed. As war demands ease, manu-
facturers are looking for new ways
to use this powder, so rich in
vitamins, protein, minerals. Skim
milk, you know, is, identical with
whole milk except for absent fat.
Skim-milk dessert mix requires
only the addition of water, milk
Evening star., 1946-01-06

THAT PINCH of baking soda is
back again in the peas, to brighten
their green, to soften their fiber.
After years of warning that soda
causes vitamin losses, now re-
searchers find it doesn't, not if just
a wee bit is used. Not a large
amount. or those important vita
minis disappear and the peas will
60 funny in flavor.
SELF-STUFFINCs are the new
thing for fruits: apricots are being
stuffed with fnely-cut apricots,
prunes with prunes, figs with figs,
olives with olives. So popular is
the olive stuffed with the olive, it
threatens to out-sell those with
little red tail lights.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
Food For Conversation
By CLEMENTINE PADDLEFORD

or cream, plus a good beating,
then to the freezing tray. Use
water when a low calorie sweet is
desired. The preparation is but a
45-minute job from package to
table, thanks to the addition OF
quick freezing ingredient which
also insures against the formation
of ice crystals. The four ounce
package, around 19 cents, yields
one quart of smooth goodness.
LOOK FORWARD to enjoying an
extra cup of cocoa at breakfast as
result of the l5-per-cent increase in
cocoa grindings for the old years
last quarter. The need for fewer
chocolate bars for shipment to
distant military personnel made
the increase possible Little hollow
chocolate rabbits tied up with
pink bows, should be bowling in
by Easter.
SPARKLING SODA WATER in a
hve-cent, l2-ounce bottle is being
introduced to the nation. Two
years of research have gone into
the process by which the water is
flowed through ultraviolet rays.
thus insuring its purity. In addi-
ton. it promises positive alkalin-
ity.
EAT YOUR CANDY and have your
orange juice, too. Citrus juices
have been reduced to hard candy
form with all the ripe flavor of the
fresh fruit, plus the vitamins,
minerals, sugars and other ele
ments originally present. Nothing
is added except a trace of hydro
genated fat. The candy squares
are individually wrapped. three
packaged together, a box of two
dozen packets selling for around
S1.57. Light in weight, vitamin
laden, the perfect "tuck-in" for
those boxes going to Europe.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
RANGE JUICE is being frozen

HOSE who bring sunshine to the lipes Of others
not keep it from Themselves -. James M. Barrie
Evening star., 1946-01-06


(Just milk r Bisquick r
left over mashed potatoes)
Homemade Plum Jam
Fresh Fruit Gelatin
Chocolate Cup Cokes
Coffee Milk
sEGG CROQUETTES: Crunchy
with nuts Zippily seasoned. Com
bine and mix just until mixture holds
together; & Hard Cooked Eggs,
finely chopped. cup Creamed
Cottage Cheese, "a cup Soft
Bread Crumbs (packed in cup,
2 tbsp. finely chopped Onion,
"a tsp. Celery Salt, u tsp. Pepper,
l tsp. Salt, dash of Cayenne, "a
cup coarsely chopped Nuts, ?
tbsp. finely cut Parsley.
Shape into IL small croquettes.
Roll in rs to cup Bisquick. Dip
in slightly beaten Egg. Roll
again. Let stand to hours in cool
place to dry surface Saute in 5 tbsp.
Shortening or Drippin9s. Serve
hot, with tomato sauce il desired.
POTATO BISCUITS: Crispy crusts,
delightfully."- moist and fluffy inside.
Quick with Bisquick!
Into 2 cups Bisquick
blend "a cup leftover Mashed
Potatoes (Use pastry blend
er, if necessary
Add n to 7s cup Milk ito make
a soft, not sticky. dough-
Mix well. Then follow biscuit direc-
tions on Bisquick package for rolling
out and baking Try these oldtime
Potato Biscuits They're delicious!
TO SAVE YOU WORK, sir in
gradients are blended for you in
Bisquick. Just add milk for plain
biscuit dough or dumpHnRs.
Ttcice as easy trith Bisquick!
Cut porsley with scissors. Much
easier than using a knife our Gen
eral Mills foods staff find.
oMUFFINS, WAFFLES, pan
cakes, cobblers many good things
are quicker with Bisquick. Direc-
tions on package Tempting results,
since Bisquick includes quality IN
gradients skilfully combined.
When grease spills on floor,
throw salt on it. Leave until you
have time to scrub the spot with hot
soapy water. The salt will keep any
one from skidding on the grease.
General Mills, Inc.
RixnuicL'' and p.t,v rrLrr arr re Strrcd trade
Evening star., 1946-01-06

Make a date with a real cham
= pion. Meet up with big bowl of
milk, fruit, and Wheaties, Break
fast of Champions" Your appe-
Evening star., 1946-01-06

fite won't have met more aIlurine
flavor in many a day. Champion
nourishment in Wheaties, too.
THEY'RE flakes of rich whole wheat.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
General Mills, Inc.

"Bisqulck" and Betty Croker are registered uade
marks OF General Mills. Inc. Minneapolis, M'nn'
Evening star., 1946-01-06
81, YOUR DOCTOR Knows
% Fx,es, Fat Can Neon
a Fexer Birthdays

whether or not your obesity is of
the normal kind. And his advice
about reducing may help you
enjoy more happy birthdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Civic Groups Reflect
Boyd al Silver Sprinu

Ralph D. Boyd was elected presi.
dent OF the Allied Civic Group of
Silver Spring last night for his
fourth consecutive term at the an
nual banquet at the Masonic Hall.
Silver Spring.
Mr.. Boyd is member of the Park
Hills Civic Association. Other OH.
GERS, all of whom were reelected.
are: Victor Richter of Woodmor
Civic Association, vice president.
and Robert Snure, Northwood Park.
-Four Corner Citizens Association.
cretary-treasurer.
The election was attended by 80
delegates representing the IL civic
associations in the organization.
Support of the county budget I'm
the interest of efficient and eco
nomic government" was urged by
Irving G: McNayr, county purchas-
ing agent.
In his annual report Mr.. BOYD
announced number of improve
ments have been completed during
the year. A strike in the copper in
dustry Is holding up installation of
tramc lights at the District line on
Georgia avenue, he reported.
Maxwell Scrimgeour of the Silver
Spring Board of Trade invited the
delegates to be guests at stag out
ing of the trade group at the Argyle
Country Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

operated bus system.
Mr.. Wall and Mr.. Bixler explained
that there is nothing personal
against Mr.. Stoneburner, but add
ed that they did not believe a
county engineer should have been
appointed to the utilities body.
THE citizens groups have nc
constructive criticism to make" Mr.
Grant said They have made nc
suggestions as to line of procedure
They take everything for granted in
not offering suggestions.
At the same time he made it clear
that his action in leaving the COM
mission was "in no way a criticism
of Mr.. Campbell.
Mr.. Campbell, who had only re-
ceived word unofficially of Mr.
Grants resignation but not of that
of the other two members, praised
Mr.. Grants valuable service to the
county," singing out his work to-
ward establishing county taxi rates
The fare increase had been asked
by the Washington Virginia &
Maryland Coach Co., the Arnold
line, following recent work stop
page by its operators. Yesterday
the company withdrew its request
following action of the National
Wage Sterilization Board in reduc-
ing from II to cents the hourly
wage increases agreed on by a three
man arbitration board.
In addition to Mr.. Stoneburner,
the only other remaining member
of the commission is r. C. L. Mon
cure,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Pyle 70 Be Honored
Al Dinner Ioniqht

Thomas w. Pyle, principal OF
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School
who is completing rs years of serv-
ice in the Montgomery County
school system, will be honored al
testimonial dinner at 7 O'Clock
tonight in the Washington Aviation
Country Club.
Gov. O'Conor, who had accepted
an invitation to be the principaI
speaker, Cancelled his appearance
because of IAN important develop
ment." Other prominent guests will
include DR.. Thomas Pullen, jr., State
superintendent OF schools; DR.
Theodore Martin of the National
Education Association, Representa-
tive Beall, Republican, of Maryland
and DR.. Edwin w. Broome, super.
intendent Of Montgomery County
schools.
Miss Dorothy Young of the high
school faculty will present the testi-
monial of Mr.. Pyle's teachers. Glenn
Ferguson, president Of the senior
class, will give the testimonial OF
the students, and Burrell Marsh
president of the Bethesda-Cheyy
Chase Rotary Club, and William
Lebling, president of the Bethesda
Chamber of Commerce, will thank
Mr.. Pyle for his long service on
behalf of the community.
Mr.. Lebling is chairman of the
Dinner Committee.
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Truman May Attend
Arlington Centennial

Charles r. Fenwick, chairman OF
Arlington's Centennial Committee
today announced it is expected that
President Truman, Senator Byrd
and Gov. Tuck will be guests OF
the county during his celebration
on September 7, marking the Tooth
anniversary of it's being coded by
the District of Columbia back to
Virginia.
Preliminary plans have been pre-
pared for the observance, Mr.. Fen
wick said, and will be discussed at
county wide meeting of civic
group representatives next Thurs
day.
A pageant depicting historical
highlights will be a feature, he con-
tinued. It will be given for five
nights, including the last night OF
the celebration.
Harry Anger, formerly managing
director of the Earle Theater, WASH
ington, has been appointed director
of the pageant. Mr.. Anger is
employed currently in New York.
There also will be sponsored tours
to various State historical spots, he
said, among them the Shenandoah
Valley, Lexington, Williamsburg
Fredericksburg, Yorktown and Rich
mond.
A mobile parade to cover all Sec
tions of the county also is planned
he added. Other details include spe-
cial centennial stamps and a souve-
mir booklet containing statistics on
county facilities and development
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Baldwin Minimizes
Switch Of Kent GROUP
To Lanes Ticket
BY the Assosioisd Press

BALTIMORE, June 13.-Repre-
sentative Baldwin, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor in the June "a primaries, said
last night he felt that the group
supporting William Preston Lane
jr., for the nomination was making
false claims of support"
He said in a statement that claims
were being made in desperation
so that it might help "a sagging
campaign"
He belittled the switch of support
from him to the Lane ticket by the
Kent County regular" organization
headed by former State Senate
President Arthur H. Brice.
Gov. O'Conor, a candidate for thu
Democratic nomination for Sena.
tor. told veterans group here
last night that he would appoint 6
nonpartisan, Statewide commission
after the primary to recommend 6
State veterans program.
He said he would not appoint
the committee before the primar,
because sit is my definite inten.
ton to have, political considera.
tons left out of this matter"
He said that he intended to take
these following additional steps to.
ward setting up a program for vet.
Grams after the primary:
l. The consideration Of adjusted
service payments" to Maryland. vet
Grams of World War II.
2. Devising plan for State guar
antee of loans to servicemen fol-
necessary purposes.
3. An expanded veterans educa-
tional program.
4. State participation in veteran
housing programs.
S. Fullest utilization Of veterans
preference provisions by which serv-
ice men and women are assured OF
every consideration in filling Gov
eminent positions Estate and locaD
before any nonveteran is ap.
pointed"