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Evening star., 1946-01-08
DHC Kills So
Housing Bids,
Studies u
Further Information
On AMvETS Proposal
Needed, Says Official

Defense Homes Corp. today had
under advisement" % bids for $780,
100000 in surplus housing properties
in the Washington area after re-
Jecting So of a total of 80 bids re-
ceived by the midnight January S
deadline.
One bid among the %, which was
described as one which could not
be acted on on its present form, u
was from the Veterans Cooperative
Housing Association, a corporation
sponsored by Washington Post,
American Veterans of World War II.
A DHC statement described this
offer as general, without specific in
formation as to price or terms
DHC said, however, that association
officers will be given an opportunity
to complete the information before
any action on the proposal is taken" !"
Rejected Bids "Too Low
Bids rejected were described as
too low to be acceptable" DHC
has never indicated the minimums
below which bids would not be ac-
ceptable.
The bids being considered, DHC
said, will be analyzed "as to terms
and qualifications before any fur
ther action is taken"
Properties involved are Mclean
Gardens, Meridian Hill Hotel, Nay
lor Gardens, Lucy Diggs Slowe Hall
and George Washington Carvel Hall
in the District, and Harrington in
Arlington County. Va.
The projects were advertised as
costing approximately 56,O00,000,
but DHC said in its statement yes
terday they represented "a total
current investment by the DHC of
$52,814,110."
To Make Bids Public.
Philip M. Klutznick, DIG presi-
dent and commissioner of the Fed
eral Public Housing Authority, said
the bids will be made public later
when board consideration of them
has been completed and when all
bids have been received and con-
sidered."
Several bids mailed within the
January dead1ine as we have been
advised by bidders, have not yet
reached u.s." he said. Further
more, the bids are involved and
various types of offers and terms
require consideration, analysis and
discussion before the board can
properly appraise them.
Il can only say at this time that
the response has been generally
gratifying, and we feel the corpora
tion will be able to consummate a
sale of some, and possibly all of the
properties on a basis fully accept
able to the Government"
Veteran Preference Promised.
The bids included offers on in
diyidual properties, on combinations
and on all six properties together"
DIS said.
ANY sale of the properties" Mr..
Klutznick pointed out. regardless
of the purchaser, will contain an
agreement that veterans, along with
essential government workers now
eligible to the projects, will be given
q top preference to all vacancies
during the rehabilitation period"
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Berwyn Man Fined $500
On Revoked Permit CHARGE

William Dodson, 26, Berwyn, was
fined 5000 in Hyattsville Police
Court yesterday on a charge of
driving with revoked permit. He
was released under $500 bond after
his attorney, John F. Lillard, noted
an appeal.
Prince Georges County police said
Dodson was the driver of an auto
mobile in a collision with Trail
ways bus last November on the
Baltimore boulevard in College Park
Dodson denied he was the opera
tor of the car, adding that the
driver is now in the merchant
marine.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Court Grants
Salary Raises
In Arlington
Nine in Treosurer's
Office to Benefit
By Judges Decision

Salary increases amounting to
$3.50 were ordered today by Airing
ton Circuit Court Judge Walter r.
Mccarthy for nine employees Of the
ofiice of Arlington Treasurer John
Locke Green.
In his decision Judge Mccarthy
did not grant $3.50 which Mr.. Green
had asked in his appeal from sal
ary allowances recently made by
the State Compensation Board.
This is the second time in the
last three years that Mr.. Green
has appealed Compensation Board
allowances to the Circuit Court,
winning gains in both cases.
Before today's decision the Com
pensation Board had allowed in
creases for 10 employees of Mr..
Green's Office amounting to $1,120
The total salary budget approved
by the Compensation Board this
year was $42,870. Under Judge Nc
Carthy's decision this now is in
creased to $43,660.
Three small increases, two for SAC
each and one of $40, were granted in
full by the court. The other SIX
increases, respectively, were $50 OF
a 5000 request for Mrs. Esther K
Waters, deputy; $100 of a $3.50 re-
quest for P. o. Shepherd, deputy
500 of a $500 request for w. A
Lindsay, assistant bookkeeper; s10C
OF 5000 request for Mrs. Margaret
M. La Place. deputy bookkeeper: $50
of a 500 request for Mrs. Ruby G
Simpson, deputy, and $3.50 of a $500
resquest for George A. Rucker
deputy.
County Board members had crit
1cized Mr.. Green for bypassing the
county governing body in taking his
appeal to the Circuit Court. The
board, Saturday. requested county
members of the General Assembly to
seek legislation eliminating the right
OF salary appeals by county elective
officers to the Circuit Court.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Miss Maria {. Norris Dies;
Former Clara Barton Aide
Ey the Associated Press

| Ey the Associated Press.
BEL AIR, Md, Jan. .8.-Maria
Churchman Norris, IS. believed to
have been the last member of the
group of so nurses organized in 1893
by Clara Barton, American Red
Cross founder, died yesterday at the
home of sister, Mrs. Cornelia Nor
ris Bradford.
A native of Baltimore, Miss Norris,
who served in the Spanish-American
War, remained active in the Hartford
County Red Cross Chapter until she
became Ill last Saturday.
She is survived by her sister, a
niece and a nephew.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Stute Approves Books
Of a County Justices
ky the Associated Press

IE IIIt ASSUClHLed PfeSS.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 8.-State
Auditor J. Gordon Bennett reported
to Gov. Darden yesterday that an
audit of the accounts and records
of four county trial justices showed
proper accounting of receipts dur
ing the l945 fiscal year. :
They are William D. Prince, Sus-
sex County; c. Lacey Compton
Prince William County: w. A
Metzger, Loudoun County, and j
E. Duff, Russell County.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Nurses Dean to Speak

Miss Minnie Dauphnee, dean of
nures at the Washington Sanitari-
um, will be the guest speaker at a
meeting of the Takoma Park WCTU
at 7:45 pm. today at the Seventh
day Adventist Church, Carroll and
Willow avenues.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Dr.. DonieI S. Fisher
OF HyottsviIIe Dies
sneciaI nisna tch tn I,he star

SpeclaI DISPATCH TO The Star.
LA PLATA, Md, Jan. 8.--Dr. Dan.
iel s. Fisher, So, Of Hughesville, dep
uty State health officer in Charles
County, died at Maryland University
Hospital Saturday.
DR.. Fisher, who came to Charles
County In 1910, also was chief Of staff
OF the Physicians Memorial Hos
pital, La Plata.
He Is survived by his widow and
one son, Daniel s. Fisher, jr., now in
the Navy. DR.. Fisher win be buried
in Auburn, N. j., tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Strike Vote Scheduled
At Cumberland Tire Firm

b the Associated Press. /,
CUMBERLAND, Md, Jan. g.
Members of Local 26, United Rubbe,
Workers of America (CIO) will vote
next Sunday on whether to strike
at the Kelly Springfield Tire Co
plant here, Ralph C. Beard, union
president, announced today.
Mr.. Beard said the date for the
vote had been fixed at a meeting
YESTERDAY.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Kensinqton PTA to Meet

DR.. Charles F. Geshickter, chief
consultant in pathology forf the
Navy, will address the Kensington
Junior High School Parent Teacher
Association in the school at O'Clock
tonight. He will discuss Safeguards
for Children at Home and at School, y
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Cofeterio Heed Viii Speuk

School lunches win be discussed
by Miss Eleanor Weagley, supervisor
of cafeterias of Prince Georges
County at q meeting Of the Chew
|erly-T Tuxedo Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation at the school at 8 pm. to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Officers to Be Installed

New officers will be installed to-
morrow night by the Naomi Chap
ter, Order Eastern Star, in the
Masonic Temple, Bethesda. New
officers are Mrs. Myrtle Evans, ma
tron; Hugh v. Keiser, patron: Mrs.
Elsie Ray, associate matron; Charles
G. Latin, associate patron; Mrs.
Frances Beery, conductress; Mrs.
Dorothy Fullerton, associate con-
ductreSs; Mrs. Margaret Comstock,
secretary, and Mrs. Vera z. Laird,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Fistic Combut Marks Election
At Alexandra Union Meetino

A fistic battle fiared briefly last
night at an AFL Central Labor
Union election meeting in Carpen-
ters' Hall, Alexandria.
When it was over Fred Kirchner,
275-pound former president, was at
the Alexandria Hospital with a
broken nose and two blacks eyes
and George Hardman. 6 feet, 22O
pounds, was being reelected to a
second term.
Mr.. Hardman's second term
opened with. difficulties, however.
Hard on the heels of his election the
Alexandria police arrived with as
sault warrants and arrested him and
the secretary protein of the meet
ing, the smallest of the men in
volved, Jake Turner, S feet 10 inches,
200 pounds, as Mr.. Kirchners as
Sailants.
Claim Warrants Refused.
Mr.. Hardman said he and Mr..
Turner tried to swear out assault
warrants against Mr.. Kirchner, who
IS State labor inspector for Northern
Virginia, last night at Alexandra
City Hall, but were refused permis-
sion to do SO by Justice Of the Peace
Michael Frasca. He said the pro-
fessional bondsmen refused to post
bond for them and each had to put
up $500 advanced by friends.
Mr.. Hardman charged this to
politics. THE party machine OF
which Mr.. Kirchner is member, !"
he said, controls the workings of
the court and is responsible for our
inability to swear out a warrant or
to obtain bond.''
Interviewed after the fracas,
Messers Kirchner, Hardman and
Turner were in agreement as to what
happened last night up to the point
where the fists began to fly.
Mr.. Kirchner said he had gone to
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Alto Visto Group to Meet

"Out-of School Activities of the
School Child will be discussed by
the Alta Vista School Association
at 3:l5 pm. tomorrow. The value of
scouting to the boys and girls and
the role parents must play in these
activities will be stressed.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Will Study School Needs

A discussion of the immediate
needs of the Glenmont Elementary
School will feature meeting of its
Parent Teacher Association at 8
pm. tomorrow at the school.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Kingmun Park Unit to Meet

The Kingman Park Civic Associa-
ton will meet in the social room of
Langston Terrace at 8 o'clock to-
night for its regular monthly meet
ting.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-16

predstavlja poleg gospodarskih
dobrin sleherne zrtve vredno po-
stavko najbolj representatives
ga pomona, bodisi v moralnem
pomenu odgovornosti "a kultur-
no vzgojo nasih ljudskih mno-
zic, bodisi pred zunanjim sve-
tom, XII bo cenil naso veljavo in
ugled ma podlagi dosezenih uspe-
hov tudi ma tenn podrocju. Slo-
vensko kulturno dedscino smo
dolzni ohraniti castno in v ponos
poznim rodovom in nasim po-
tomcem. DR.. r. S.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-16
KAN MAS VoDIJo. "
POGUBO ALIy SREcO?

v soboto je v Clevelandu pred
Mestnim klubom govoril David
Dietz, clankar Q znanstvenih "a
devah "a Scripps-Howard caso-
pise. Predmet njegovega govo-
ra je bill: "Bodocnost atomske
energije." v svojem vaznem 60
voru je dejal: mi moramo v
20. stoletju prenehati diplomaci-
jo, XII je bila v navadi v 19.
stoletju. Znanstveniki soglasa-
jo, da v teku prihodnjih pet let
DO inela lahko vsaka drzava
svojo atomsko bombo, katera
stremi "a tenn, da jo dobi. Rabi-
la Sc bo cato, ker je ceneno in
prikladno orodje "a vojevati
vojno, proti kateri nj nobene
obrambe. Ena atomska bomba
vrzena ma New York bi ubila
cetrt milijona ljudi in ranila maj.
mani en- nadaljni million.
"Radi vaznosti, da Sc unici in.
dustrialno sredisce kake dezele,
lahko postanejo Cleveland
Pittsburgh in Detroit, Pearl
Harbor tretje svetovne vojne
Popolnoma MONO je, da v slu'
caju vojne, DO priletela prvs
atomska bomba preko Severne
ga tecaja in DO padla ma Cleve
land.
"Razvoj atomske energije lah
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-16
GENE MESU Sc DVIGNILE E
SO DO 100 ODSTOTKOV
Nadaljevanje s /. strand

NadaHevanje l. strani)
katerih menda sploh nj, bodo jul
tri rojene, zrejene, odebeljene,
poslane ma trg, popite, razposla-
ne in rakosane, in v teku "a ur
boste videli Min meso naprodaj
v mesnicah.
"Ta cudez Sc bo dogodil, ker
ie veliki klavniski trust forsiral
organizirano pomanjkanje kot
politicno palico, in ker SO odkri-
Ii, da je molzenje farnerjev
mnogo bolj dobickanosno kot
molzenje farmerjevih krav.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-16
JUGOSLOVANI BOJKO-
TRAIL ZADNJO SEQ
KONFERENCE

(Nadaljevanje l. strani)
misli, da Russia hoce vec kot pa
more legitimno zahtevati.
Byrnes je tekom zadnjih dni
molce poslusal, ko je Molotov
napadel ameriske motive. Incl
pa bo dvoje prilik v bliznji bo-
docnosti, da ~odgovori ma SOW
ietske obtozbe. Prvo v sredo, ko
DO incl pogovor S easnikarji,
predno stopi ma privatni aero
plan predsednika Trumana "a
povratek domov: Drugo pa oh
priliki radijskega govora il
Washingtona, XII ga utegne ime-
ii v p'etek zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-16
ls. oktobra, 1916

ko nekoc sluzi u pridobivanie
vaznih snovi IL dna morris, ali
pogon letal, Ii bodo plula okrog
in okrog sveta brez prestanka.
".Sedaj Sc nahajamo ma kriz-
potju. Ena pot vodi v popolno
unitenje civilizacije, druga pot
pa mas lahko pripelje v najvecjo
prosperiteto vse cloveske zgodo-
Vine" .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-16
Sc prodo

Delikatesno trgovino ma pro-
metnem prostoru; donasa te-
densko $500.
Trgovina s premogom; dobro
poznana in veliko odjemalcev.
Gasolinska postaja z lotom in
poslopjem.
Hisa "a stiri druzine, po tri
sobe, in dive garazi.
Mic popravila ---$1O, 500
Ia 4 druzine in Z sob ma eni
lott, 5 fornezev ~- SIG, 600.
Hisa 5 in 4 sobe -...--.. $500.
Z sob "a emo druzino; fornez
in 1 garaza -------- $1,000.
Ia 4 druzine, zidana hisa, for
nez, 3 garaze -----.-----S14, 900.
2 hisi po dve druzini 49,. 1000.
2 druzini hisa, fornez in ga
raze ------ $1,000.
PoisVe Sc pri
F.MACk
$500 st. Clair Ave.. EN- 1894
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-16
v RUSIJI Sc NE GOVORI
Q VOJNI. TEMVEc
o MIRU

Nadaljevanje l. strani)
vojnimi govoricami v inozem-
stvu.
"Zakaj vojna?" vprasujejo
resnieno o,peeseneiepi, =.
"Ljudje pac govore NIL"
sem odvrnil, Gin mnogo jih je,
XII Sc dejansko boje, da DO do
vojne prislo."
Potem vprasujejo: rs kom""
~ Rusijo," jim odgovarjam.
"Toda zakaj?' hocejo vedeti.
"Zakaj bi 81 mogel kdo ma sve-
tn misliti, da je Russia zaintere-
sirana v vojno? Ali ne vidite
sami, da tukaj pihce ne misli
O vojni, da sc je sploh ne ONE
MIA ne?"
OgrOmno zanimanje "a lid
kontesta "a sportno prvenstvo
S stalisca resnice in dejstev
clovek ne more kaj, da sc ne bi
strinjal S svojimi ruskimi prija-
telji, kajti ne samo, da sc ne
govori o vojni, temvec zelo We
liko sc govori o miru.
Igre med footballskimi most
vi, v katerih Sc gre "a prven-
stvo v Sovjetski zvezi, so v raz-
mahu. v moskovskem dinamo
stadionu gleda igre dnevno cd
so do IS tisoc gledalcev. Radio
in casopisi objavljajo detajle
vsake igre v najbolj oddaljene
dele te ogromne dezele. Zanima-
ME "a football nj bilo se nikoli
ma TAKEN visku kot je danes.
Reporterjevi zakljucki glede .
razpolozenja v Rusiji
Ne glede ma to sezonsko zani-
mamie, prihaja clovek do ma
slednjih zakljuckov:
Tukaj nj nobenih znakov, da
obstoja strah pred vojno, tenn
vec VISA znamenja miru in veil
kin nacrtov "a mir.
Russia Sc po strasni vojni 20
pet postavlja ma. noge, ampak
pocasi, .kajti bila je tezko ra.
njena, in njena zemlja, siroka
in dolga, vsebuje 100 milijonov
ljudi. !
Prepricanje raste, da obstoja
organizir,an poizkus, da se osta'
Ii svet z glasovi in dekiaracija.
mi naperi proti Sovjetski uniG
/ Zaupanje ruskega ljudstva j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-16

vlado in moze, ki j stole ma ce-
lu, je' danes vecje kot sem ga.
videl kdaj pref.
v teku je povojno izpraseva-
ME vesti, nekaka samopreiska-
va celotnega narodnega zivlje-
MIA, katero sc v nekaterih ino-
zemskih dezelih napacno tolma-
Ii kot znamenje slabosti. Del
stvo je, da ina Russia sedaj vec
casa, da sc zanima "a stvari, "a
katere med vojno nj imela ca
sa. -.
Inozemska porocila o
Gistlxah so neresnicna
v inozemstvu sem cital in Sill
Sal, da je postal Leonid Utesov,
vodja ruske godbe "a pies, zr-
tev "cistke". Bas danes zjutraj
pa sem cital, da sc bo nocoj
eden njegovih koncertov odda.
jail po radiju.
V inozemstvu sem slisal in ci.
tai, da je postal zrtev "cistke'
tudi sloviti skladatelj popular.
nih popevk Sasa Svasman. TIC
nj resnica. Nahajal Sc je ma ju'
gu ma pocitnicah nekim mo-
Jim prijateljem.
Tukaj nj nobenega proti-ame'
riskega ali proti-britskega raz
polozenja kot takega. Tukaj nj
sem slisal Sc nikogar, XII bi IL
rail zeljo "a vojno z Zed. drza
vami ali Britanijo, ali pa ODE
ma, kar je vec kot pa moren
reel glede tega, kar sem slisa
donna in v Angliji.
Moi poglavitni zakljucek j
ia: V inozemstvu sc govori I
vojni; tukaj Sc govori O miru.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-16
Naprodaj farma "a uredite1
zapuscine

6 sobna hisa; Is akrov lepe zem-
lie; 600 cevljev spredaj ma Spra-
que Rd., 3 mile cd Berea, Ohio.
Lastni plinski vrelec, elektrika,
elektricna pumpa, 1 aker sparg-
ljev, SO sadnih dreves; koksnjak
vreden $25OO; shramba "a orod-
je vredna $1,000, orehova dreve-
sa vredna $1,000. Vse to "a $1O,-
900 v gotovini. E.. M. ROONEY,
Columbia Rd., Olmsted Falls, o.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-16
Y noiem Sc oddo

moskemu kuhinjo in spalnico;
stranisce a ne kopalnica; prost
who'd. Vprasa Sc ma 1858 East
81 st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-16

ugotavlja in nadzoruje stanJe
vsega spomeniskega gradiva ma
Sc preteklosti, ma primer stav-l
barstva, izdelkov slikarstva, XII
parstva in umetne obrti, izdaja
odlocbe zasciti in &c potrebno
tudi razlastitvi spomenikov,
ohranjuje in sciti z restavrator-
skimi ukrepi in sredstvi pomem-
bnejse kulturno zgodovinske in
umetnostne predmete, obenem
pa posega v VISA vaznejsa vpra-
sanja gradnje in preuredbe ljud-
skin naselbin, NEST in vasi, koli-
kor narekujejo to potrebe 0
ohranitvi posebnih znacilnosti
nase ljudske tradicije.
Varstvo nacionalne kulturne
posesti in ohranjevanje dragoce-
nih materialnih in duhovnih kul-
turnih vrednot ne more biti v
nobeni pravi ljudski drzavi pre-
pusceno golemu nakljucju ali
morda cello samovoljnim pose
gom poedinih lastnikov, mas
protno, usmerjeno mora biti v
skladu S splosnimi ljudskimi in
teresi ter sistematsko in stro-
kovno vesce izvedeno. Ravnati
je treba v zavesti visoke odgo-
vornosti "a ohranitev kulturne
dediscine, XII je last vsega naro-
da. S tega vidika ne bo tezko
postaviti pravilni kriterij in me-
rilo "a dolocitev spomeniske
vednosti v posameznih konkret-
nih primerih.
Poleg obicajnega in ze znane-
ga pomeniskega, to je konserva-
torskega skrbstva (vzdrzevanje.
popravljanje in restavriranje
spomenikov) je Zavodu osre-
dotoceno vrhovno nadzorstvo in
upravljanje, raziskovanje, prou-
cevanje in registriranje celo-
kupnenega javnega kulturno'
zgodovinskega, umetnostnega in
narodopisnega spom e nj skega
Igradiva, XII so mu sedaj priklju.
ceni tudi spomeniki prirodnih
znamenitosti.
Izredne vaznosti so nadalje Sc
sledece, deloma docela move ma
loge, XII jih izvrsuje Zavod: pri'
znanje znacaja rin,lastnosti spo'
menikov oziroma lastnosti pri
rodne znamenitosti zascitenin
predmetom (premicninem in ne
premicninem), splosna zascits
pred nestrokovnjaskimi posegi
kontrola mad gradbenimi dovo
ljenji in mad spremembami "a
scitnega terena, izdaja dovolje
MIA odsvojitvi in izvozu zasci
tenth spOmenikOv v inOZemStVO
fotografsko snemanje in risanjt
(kopiranje) spomenikov, pred
laganje davcnih olajsav "a last
nike zascitenih nepremicnin
upravljanje spomenikov, XII 81
bill razlasceni v drzavno koris'
(po zakonu O zasciti kulturnii
spomenikov) predlogi okroznin
ljudskim sodiscem "a razlasti
tev ali odskodnino lastnikon
/ spomenikov, nadziranje ljud
skin odborov glede izvajanja do
Z loeb elena II zakona O zascit
!, kulturnih spomenikov.
Notranji ustroj Zavoda sc
smislu uredbe spopolnjuje re
prvem letu svojega obstoja, pr
: svojem zunanjem delu pa Sc Ia
2 vod opira ma obvezno in po ured
bi zajamceno sodelovanje castn'
= dodeljenih referentov in ma po
I rocilo okrajnih ter krajevnih "a
: upnikov. z ozirom ma posebn'
= vaznost sodelovanja z gradient
i mi oblastmi v urbanisticni]
vprasanjih, zadevah regulacij
; skin nacrtov in gradbenih pro
v jektov, XII segajo v podrocje spo
j, meniske zascite, opozarjamo 8
= posebej ma Glen 6, odstavek
Ii Uredbe. Pc istem clenu te ured
l. be dobiva Zavod vso potrebn