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Evening star., 1946-11-13

served overseas on the British front
In March, 1918; at Chateau Thierry,
Aisne-Marne, st. Mihiel, Meuse-
Argonne, and In the Army Of occu-
patton in Germany until December,
1920. He received battlefield CONF
mission as q second lieutenant In
the Engineer Corps during the
Argonne engagement.
In April, 1912, he returned to
duty as captain, and three months
later was in England as q member
of the planning division Of the thea
ter provost marshal. In May, 1914,
he joined the advance section, COM
munications zone, attached to the
3rd Army and participated In the
Normandy invasion, the Battle OF
the Bulge, and the crossing Of the
Rhine. He later was provost mar
|shal Of the Oise sector, near Rheims,
France, in charge Of German
prisoners Of war.
Mr.. McGrath, was an organizer
Of Modification school for Ger
man youths near Soissoin, France.
First In rs Years.
One Of six county delegates, three
of whom are serving for the first
time, Mr.. McGrath is the first from
Seat Pleasant district In as years.
Before World War II, he was mayor
of Seat Pleasant for four years and
served as attorney for the county
liquor board.
He is q member OF the Capitol
Heights Democratic Club and the
Prince Georges County Caravan
Club; the My Maryland Post,
American Legion: Strawn-Turner-
Hartman Post, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, and the My Maryland's Own
Post, American Veterans Of World
War II. He Is chairman Of the Legis-
lative Committee, Maryland de-
partnent OF the American Legion,
and former vice commander Of the
Southern Maryland department and
also the District Of Columbia de-
|partment.
He lives with his wife and ! son,
|A Marine Corps veteran Of the past
war, at 6T04 G street, Seat Pleasant.
A daughter lives in Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Leesburg Urged to Fix
Water Service Deposit
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. Estate
Auditor ]. Borden Bennett yester-
day recommended to the Town
Council of Leesburg that a deposit
beIrequired of new water customers,
toIprotect the town from temporary
residents who fail to pay bills on
time.
Mr.. Bennett, in an audit Of the
towns accounts and records for the
tiscal year, praised the town treas
,Irer. Roscoe B. Rhoads. for the
preparation of his records, but
found $2.688 listed as still receiv-
able for water services. This sum
be- said was principally made up of
unpaid water bills by residents who
have moved away.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Rites Held in Maryland
For Elmer D. BuiIey
Special Dispaseh 10 The ssor

MORGANTOWN, Md, Nov. 49,
Requiem mass was said this MORN
ing ut Holy Ghost Church, Issue,
Md, for Elmer D. Bailey, 81, who
died Sunday at University Hospital,
Baltimore. Burial will be IN the
church cemetery. s
Mr.. Bailey, = foreman for the
State Roads Commission, had been
Ill for two years. He was q native
OF Charles County.
He Is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Ruth oRse Bailey; two daughters,
Mrs. Harold Cox, Morgantown, and
Miss Eloise Bailey. Washington; two
sisters, Mrs. Joseph A. Lochterman,
Baltimore, and Mrs. Robert Goats.
Colonial Beach, Va, and q brother,
Webster Bailey, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

his Mommie could sleep. These
things I'd do with all good grace. so
anxious are we to rent q place.
We're In hotel. eating out, you
see, and that's rather hard on a tot
Of three Now, Mommie and Daddy
just must have somewhere to give
little me adequate care. How far out,
we care not quirk, II Daddy can
get to and from work"
The ad ran In The Sunday Star
and cost $500. When the returns
came in Mrs. Bizzell called The
Star:
II know IT was . lot OF corn she
said, "but 1t worked. / was offered
a three-bedroom house In Arlington
Forest for 4125 . month, cottage
in Rockville for s34, an apartment In
Hyattsville for $40, q one-room
apartment In the District for $50
and still another offer which I am
going to take. The last on's q secret
that's mine"
Evening star., 1946-11-13
10 IeachersAppointed
ByMontgomeryCo County
Board Of Education

The Montgomery County Board of
Education yesterday appointed 10
elementary and eight Junior and
senior high school teachers. Those
named to elementary schools are:
Mrs, Eileen Olson and Mrs. Nettie
Radcliffe, Rockville; Miss Virginia
Easterly, Clara Barton: Miss Kath-
leen Hoots, Westbrook; Mrs. Helen
ziol, Bethesda: Mrs. Helen Wilson,
Bradley; Mrs. Agnes c. Barncord,
Gaithersburg; Mrs. Anna Glasper,
Parkside;; Miss Mary e. Harshaw,
Pine Crest and Mrs. Pauline Meag-
hor, Four Corners.
High school teachers named are:
Peter p. Wheeler, Richard Mont
gomery; Miss Alma Ellis, Leland
Junior High; Harry s. Beall, jr.,
Gaithersburg; Mrs. Laura Brown
ing, Damascus; william p. Wad-
brook, Takoma Junior High; Mrs.
Gertrude McKenna, Kensington
Junior High, and Mrs. Eleanor c..
Holmead and Charles r. Brubaker,
Montgomery Blair.
Mars. deien COOK was appointed q
secretary at the Bethesda Elemen-
tary School.
The board also named the follow
ing school trustees:
William Bright, jr.. Floyd Carver
and Joseph H. Austin, Pine Crest
School, and Maurice Albert, william
Adams and Milton Snowden, Ken
Gar School.
The board ordered that work begin
on the improvement Of the athletic
field at Richard Montgomery and
Montgomery Blair High Schools.
Purchase Of strip Of land ad-
iacent to the Scotland School for
use as a driveway and walk at a
cost Of $500 was approved.
Rental of a hall for physical
education classes at the Lincoln
High School during the winter also
was approved.
The State Roads Commission was
requested to place mo Parking
signs in front Of the Takoma Junior
High School on Piney Branch road.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Tuck Warns Of DeIuy
In Institution Building
By ihs Assoeiofsd Press

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. I3.-Presi-
dent Truman's action in decontrol-
ling building materials does not
mean that State institutions can
look for overnight" construction
OF long delayed improvements, Gov.
Tuck said yesterday. The Governor
added that the State win continue
its go-slow policy on capital outlays.
An attempt by the State govern
ment TO go ahead with Its large
construction program at State insti-
trtions Immediately would upset
private industry and residential
construction, the Governor declared.
Upward Of $34, 900 has been ap-
pFopriated for such work by the
General Assembly.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Memorial Hospital Group
In Silver Spring to Meet

The Initial Sales Committee Of
the Silver Spring Memorial Hos
pital Association will hold q dinner
meeting at Hayden Farms at pm.
tomorrow,
Fred a. Lutes, president Of the
association. said the committee has
raised more than 100000 in the
last three months. Members Of the
committee, he emphasized, Will pay
for their own dinners.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Poge Deputy Clerk Nuined

LURAY, Va, Nov. Is (SpeciaD .-
Miss Marjorie Mauck OF Luray has
been named deputy clerk of Page
County, to succeed Miss Edna Har-
per, who resigned. 1t was announced
today. Miss Mauck formerly was a
clerk IN the ONCE Of County Agent
q. II. Clark.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Alexandra Plan.
1oAnnex Part Of.
Arlington Hit !.
ICompbeII- Terms
Project Absurd;
Air Survey Begun

Plans by Alexandria officials to
annex part of Arlington County to-
day brought vigorous opposition
from Arlington County Board Chair
man Edmund d. Campbell, who
termed the proposal absurd"
Mayor William r. wilkins of
Alexandria revealed today that an
aerial survey of the territory pro-
posed for inclusion in the city is
underway, despite an act of the
State Legislature designed to pro-
tect Arlington against further an
nexation. The survey was authorized
by the City Council last night.
The survey is In line with q
recommendation by City Manager
Carl Budwesky to the council Octo-
Der 4. in which he requested an ap-
preparation of $500 to cover the
cost of making preliminary studies
In anticipation of annexation pro-
ceedings.
At that time, Mr.. Budwesky said
1t would be better policy to have
the work undertaken without pub
licitY.
Portions Not Revealed.
Although city officials would not
say what portions Of Arlington are
being considered for annexation.
Mayor Wilkins said that Fairlington
projects into Alexandria and should
haYe been In the city "from the be-
ginning"
In opposing the plan, Mr.. Camp
bell declared:
IF Alexandria wishes to straight
en- its boundary lines, it should con-
slider returning portion Of the
land annexed from Arlington years
ago, which includes Parkfairfax."
He also pointed out that Arling-
ton is protected by a statute en-
acted in the Virginia General AS
semhly, which prohibits annexation
without consent of the county.
Mr.. Campbell emphasized that
the city's action in making the
aerial survey could be construed as
AN unfriendly act"
Asked to CaIl Parley.
The Alexandria council last night
also directed Mr.. Budwesky to ar
range conference with Henry j.
Sullivan of the Federal Works
Agency, Representative Smith, DEM
ocrat, of Virginia, and q council
committee, to negotiate a reason
able price for the former colored
USO Building on Pendleton street.
Federal authorities are asking
$4,000 for the property, it was said,
although the city manager report
ed other similar properties are be-
ing sold to communities for $4,000.
The city manager also was au-
thorized to ask the State Highway
Department to allocate urban funds
as the city's share in the purchase
of approaches to the Shepherds
Landing Second Street Bridge.
The approaches are to be equally
financed by the city, Statesand Fed
eral governments.
Appropriation Approved. |
The Council gave final approval
to four appropriations, amounting
to $4,000, which include $1,000 for
a power roller and yard shovel for
the engineering department, $1,000
for disqualification of public welfare
medical patients for the remainder
of the fiscal year, 5000 for con-
struction of a storm sewer extern
sion ct King street and Braddock
road and $4,000 for a city trafiic
survey. /
Salary increases for employees in
the city collectors ofiice. recently
granted, were made retroactive to
May /. 1946, on q motion of Coun-
Gilman John w. Tulloch. This ac-
ton made the pay raises conform
with increases in other city depart
ments.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Maryland Drivers Urged
To File Address Chunqes
BY The Asseeiated Pr.ss

BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.-Automo-
bile owners yesterday were urged
by w. Lee Elgin, commissioner Of
motor vehicles, to advise his depart
ment Of any change Of address In
the last year. More than 10000
Maryland automobile owners failed
to receive their application blanks
for new license tags through the
mails last year because they had
not notified the department they
had moved, he said.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Site Picked for Virginia
State Office Building
BY the Assoeioied Pfess

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. l3.-The
new State Once Building, author
lied by the General Assembly OF
l946, will be built on property near
Capitol Square or to other State
buildings, it appeared today.
The State Once Building Com
mission meeting here yesterday
adopted q resolution declaring the
new building should join existing
structures in the Capitol Hill area.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Funeral Services Held
For n. Thomas Bond
BY the Associated Press


LEoNARDTOWN, Md, Nov. 1s.--
Funeral services were held at st.
Peters Episcopal Church here yes
terday for II. Thomas Bond. 10, st.
Mary's County farmer and business
man who had been q member OF
the vestry 40 years. He died In st.
Mary's Hospital Saturday after .
long illness.
Survivors include his widow: two
sons, Douglas and Thomas Hols-
worth Bond, Leonardtown: two
daughters, Miss Adelaide Bond, Bal
timore and Mrs. Louis Dippel, Hous-
ton, and . brother, Judge Duke
Bond Of Baltimore Criminal Court
No. 2,
Evening star., 1946-11-13


His father was
. retired Army
omcer and his
gra n dfather q
veteran Of the
Civil War. On
his m o ii h e RS
side, the mill
tary history Of
his anc e st rs
can be traced
back to the days
Of Napoleon and
the French
Army.
Born July is,
I q q q 81 4 n q
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Press Group to Meet
In Richmond Jan. 10
BY the Asseeiossd Pres,

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. ia.-The
Virginia Press Association yesterday
announced that its winter meeting
would be held at the John Marshall
Hotel, here on January 10 and II.
The meeting originally was sched-
.uied for Roanoke on January II
and 1S. The change was made be-
cause Of crowded conditions on those
dates In Roanoke.
Virginia members Of the Associ.
ated Press win hold q luncheon
session on January II during the
VPA convention.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Army Separation Center
At Fort Meade to Close

FORT GEORGE g. MEADE, Md,
Nov. 13.-The 400, ,O00th and final
CT will be discharged at the separa-
ton. center here sometime next week
Army officials disclosed yesterday.
The separation job, which began
May II, l945, will end when the
center is replaced with separation
point for Meade personnel only.
Peak performance was reached last
December, when the daily discharge
average was about 1900.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Virginia Youth Indicted
In SIoying Of Schoolgirl
BY Tho Assoeio,sd Pres.

TAzEWELL, Va, Nov. Is. - A
grand jury Of the Circuit Court OF
Tazewell yesterday returned an In
dictment charging Harold Duane
Beavers, 20. Of Maxwell, with the
murder and criminal assault of Is
year-old Aileen Lockhart, also of
Maxwell.
The body Of the girl was found on
the golf course of Tazewell early on
the morning Of September 23. She
had been strangled with her own
blouse.
Beavers, discharged from the Army
last June and estranged from his
wife, had insisted throughout the
investigation that he had no knowl-
edge Of the Staying.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Bnrcroft PTA to Meet

The Bancroft School Parent
Teacher Association win meet at
8 O'Clock tonight at the school, 625
South Wakefield street, Arlington.
RUB. Morgan. program chairman,
announced that film, Assignment
Tomorrow" will be shown.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
harkey 5 Aides
Study Discarded
Ballots for Votes
10, Seen Uncounted
AS Miscusts in First
Survey Of Probers
~ fhe Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.--A county,
by-county check Of ballots discarded
by election judges in Maryland's
senatorial election contest was un-
der way today at the behest Of D.
John Markey. Frederick Republican
who lost the contest to Gov. O'Conor
by 2.206 votes In the ofiicial can
yass.
A spokesman for Mr.. Markey's In
vestigators said a preliminary check
In counties using paper ballots
showed judges had voided possibly
10000. No reason was attributed,
but ballots may legally be discarded
for improper marking.
Meanwhile, group OF Mr.. Mar
keys hackers renewed criticism OF
Chairman Galen L. TAFT OF the Re-
|pulican State Central Committee,
National Committeeman Jacob
France and Mayor Theodore r. Nc
Keidin. unsuccessful candidate fol-
Governor.
West Virginia Race Cited.
In q statement issued through,
Harry o. Levin, former chairman
OF the State Tax Commission, the
group called attention to the ef.
forts OF West Virginia Republicans
to contest the apparent victory d
Senator Kilgore over Republican
Thomas Sweeney.
Here In Maryland" the state.
ment said, where the race is ever
closer. not one thing has been done
by our national committeeman. Mr.
Jacob France, or his allies, Mayor
Mckeldin and State Chairman
Tate.
Their nonaction In this extreme.
" important matter lends color tc
the story that they do not want
70 see Mr.. Markey succeed In this
game light, even though success
would mean another important Re-
publican vote in the Senate.
Lane Asks Action ON Bridge.
Mr.. France. Mr.. TAFT and Mr.
McKeldin could not be reached for
comment,
In another post-election develop
ment. Coy. O'Conor was requested by
goyernor-elect w. Preston Lane, IT,,
that plans for the proposed Chesa-
peake Bay bridge. espoused by both
sides In the recent election be car
ried forward without waiting for the
new administration to take ONCE,
Mr.. Lane called on Gov. O'Conor
to direct the State Roads Commis-
sion to complete architectural draw
ings for the bridge as soon as pos
sible.
Gov. o'Eonor's ofice said he was
away for q few days rest, but
Chairman Robert M. Reindollar Of
the State Roads Commission COM
mented that "a very good idea" Of
costs and other problems could be
worked out before the General AS
sembly conyenes In January.
Items to be reviewed, Mr.. Rein
dollar said, include trafic studies,
soundings Of the bay for location. 81
supports, length Of approaches, and
costs.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Injuries From Collision
Fatal to One Driver
By the Associated Press

LEXINGTON. Va, Nov. Is. -
Charles John Makrakos, 54. opera
tor Of sandwich shop In Waynes-
boro, died here yesterday from In
juries received ii . head-on COLI
sion on route 90 about 3 miles east
Iof Lexingtons earlier In the day.
Mr.. Makrakos was the only occu-
pant Of : car which collided with
an automobile said BY Investigating
|oficers to have been driven BY Com
missioner Of the Revenue Earl NJ.
Starkey Of Buena Vista, who suf-
fered : crushed knee cap.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
.PriinceGeorges
Orders Permits
For Nurseries
Licensing Fees,
Health Inspection
System Set Up

Lay nurseries ana nursery schools
in Prince Georges County will be
required to obtain annual permits
from the County Health Department
under regulations adopted yester-
day by the fiye-man Board Of
County Commissioners.
Such establishments also will be
subject to periodic inspections by
the Health Department, under the
new regulations. Fees OF $40 for
places caring for up to 40 children
and $50 for those with more than
10 children win be charged for the
permits. Religious, charity, and
other non-profit schools or nurseries
will be exempt from payment.
The regulations were prepared bv
Charles /. Wood, sanitary engineer
Tor the Health Department. Re-
quests for permits applications
should be sent in writing to Mr..
Wood at the county courthouse
Upper Marlboro, 1t was announced
ny Or. John M, Byers, county
health officer.
Can BE Revoked.
Under the new provisions, the per-
mits Will expire June 80 each year
and must be renewed at that time.
The permits may be revoked at any
time, following hearing, whenever
the health, comfort or well-being OF
the children Is considered to be il,
danger BY. the Health Department.
Violators Of the regulations win be
subject to fines of $25 for the first
o1ense and not more than 500 for
additional offenses, the regulations
provide.
Among requirements for such
nurseries or schools viii be the keep
ing OF . register at all times, show
ing names and ages OF all children
admitted, names and residence OF
their parents, and the dates re-
ceived and discharged. The regis-
ters win be subject to Health De-
partment inspection.
Other requirements concern water
supply. sewage disposal, drainage.
ventilation. lighting. heating, screen
ing, plumbing, gas appliances. in
dividual drinking cups or fountains.
cleanliness OF premises, disinfection
OF material, sleeping rooms. plumb
ing facilities, kitchen, pantry. wash
ing and sterilization Of utensils.
protection OF foodstuffs and refrte.
Grafton, garbage containers, laundry.
examination and treatment rooms
infirmary, detention isolation units.
outdoor play space, fire hazards and
physical examinations.
ZoninE Approval Required.
Zoning approval from the county
commissioners, following advertis-
ing In the county papers and hear
ing, must precede issuance of per-
mits.
Present nursery homes in the
county win be given q reasonable
time to. comply. DR.. Byers said.
In other business, the county
commissioners designated IL am.
December 8 as the time for a hear
ing to consider request by resi-
dents OF the Bradbury Heights SUBJ
division TO create special improve
ment taxing district for that COM
munity.
The request, including a petition
signed by residents, was from r. A.
Wilson. president OF the Brad
bury Heights Citizens Association
II approved, the community would
become the 10Th special improve
ment district in the county. The
hearing will be held at Upper Marl-
horo
Evening star., 1946-11-13
PAc School Announced

BALTIMORE, Nov. Is (R.--A
school Of political technique spon-,
sored by the Maryland Citizens
Political Action Committee win be
held here November 70 and %, I.
Duke Avnet, State secretary Of the
PAC.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

ANCIENT CALCULATING DEVICE-Miss Virginia Lee Riley
6607 Fairfax road Bethesda fingers abacs calculating
strument used in ancient and medieval Europe and still
in various Oriental countries The abacus repeatedly defeated
modern electric calculating machine adding subtactng
and dividing in test at the Ernie Pyle Tokyo
Gently The OF this instrument George Lane
lden street NV collector of early calculating instruments
is skeptical however-hed like to it DONE he says
Star STAFF Photo
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Church Dinner Tomorrow

The annual Thanksgiving dinner
Of the Warner Presbyterian Church.
Kensington. win be served ct the
church from $50 pm. to T::30 pm.
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Elected Prince Georges
Delegate Long an Army Man
zone OF a Series.J
By ckorles A. McAIeer

William H. McGrath, 48, newly
elected Prince Georges County
Democratic member of the Mary
land House OF Delegates, was born
Evening star., 1946-11-13
O'Conor Tukes Rest Trip

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. IS R-Gov.
oConor has left Annapolis for "a
few days rest" at an undisclosed
place, his ofiice announced yester-
day.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Do You Know That

Over an average week end,
from Saturday at 4 pm. to
Monday at 8 efa.. 50 young
stexs were treated At Child
ren's Hospital.
The building fund campaign:
Amount needed 81, ,0OO, ,OOO. 90
Contributed through
Monday - 1905, $3.50, ~
Received yesterday A6.06e.25
To be raised .---- 160. $4,000
Contributions should be sent
to the Childrens Hospital New
Building Flind, Thirteenth and
v streets NV, washington .,
D. 9.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-05

katocanstvu in savenu e Tisove reforme je po
dala "Ameriska Domovina" clanku "Masonstvo Bra
tslavi) Kako bill Judje ocsceni to vsak We, kat
dogo bo zgodovna clovestva nosa to sramoto cvizac
je spomnor Majdanek, Lubin Trembnka, it'd, kjer
e bilo okrog mjonov Judov po1norjenih in sezganih
Pri tenn je potrebno oenit, da gre tn vsok prin-
Clip pravice kateremu b zadosceno po vseh Glove
skin in bozh postavah Tist, XII seda neutrudvo po
eguejo tega zocinca XII je tsocem in tsoce svojih
astnih bratov prizadel toko gora, gotovo zasuzo
da b Sc jh imenovao postene katolcane" Sc mani pa
ozrom to, da zagovarjao in poegujejo cloveka
XII e napoveda Wono Zedinjenn drzavam in XII e drekt
ndirektno krv snrt nesteth ameriskh voakov
Da bodo zAradi tega zobcen il cerve seveda nj prca
kovat kati nj Tiso XII je zapade pod klavzulo s
spenz nj bill suspendran, n zobcen, il cerkve Kar
pa ti6e Ranknovega komiteta nearerske aktivosti
e veretno da bo padel zarad ega ikouur kak las
glave *=# ~ DIX r. =.si I.>zs.~* n~." -"
Zato sovaski "katolicky tyzdennk kar korajzno ma
pref telegram drzavn department. da resi- enega
naveeih zoeincev kar h e zgodovina Europe poznala
Kar naprej bozjem menu proti ii nepravien obrav
navi "boeVnika in mucenika Kar napTej vkljnb vsen
tstim mlijonom nedoznh zrtev XII 50 jih razni Tisi
zyerinsko pomorii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-05
Adijo Sivljenje, odijo

Adijo Sivljenje, adijo :.
V pesmi: "Oreh" je globoko
pogledal mas cas-, ko je r1aro-
cal:
All glej: menadoma -
kaj prihoja svetlins
ognjem,,
kaj prihaja blasmino
UriSkom?
Svoboda vihra no ko'aju,
Usa goreGa, Usa blesteca,
(tla pod njo~ so vsa
goreca) -
'sa gonjenena, slatena Eonju.
Srecko Kosovel nj koncal svo-
bode, XII Whra ma konju, ker mu
je mladen1u 'starka "a vasjo"-
beda vdahnila kal zavratne bo-
lezni. Letos 27. maja ie minilo
20 let, odkar so ugasnile njego-
We oei. Bill je star konaj 20 let.
Pesnik Sreeko Kosovel ie bill
mas pesnik in je v sebi zdruzil :
vse nase hotenje, je bill klicar
predhodnik, kajti pred seboj je
videl dan, ko bono deziveii svo-
bodo in enakopravnost v luci
novega 'sveta. i