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POWERFUL MIR MARAGON


 Apparently, it doesn't pay to of fend Maj Gen. Harry Vaughan. the Presidents Military Aide, or his powerful Greek American pal John Maragon.
 One man who talked back to Maragon was Col William L. Lee, CThey had a sidewalk scuffle in Rome one year ago. Subsequent ly, Lee, then a brigadier general, was made a colonel, and transfer red to Salina, Kansas. Here, how ever, his "Maragon" troubles have continued.
 Although Lee has an excellent record in the Army and is doing a fine job as Commander of Smoky Hill Army Air Field at Salina, Maj. Gen. Clements McMullen re- gently decided to relieve him as Commanding Officer Reason for this decision remains a mystery, but it is believed McMullen receiv- ed orders from very close to the White House lone guess WhoD.
 At any rate, General McMullen flew out to Salina, looked over the
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VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Taku Post No. 5559

Meets first and third Fridays. Post Hall, Sew ard St. Visiting Con- rades Welcome.
 II. S.'GRUENING. Com mander; F. II. FORBES, Adiutant.
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Smoky Hill Air Field, decided that Colonel Lee was doing a good job, and so reported to the War De- partment. It was decided that Col. Lee should remain on.
 However, Lee was also scheduled to command a flight of B-29's across the Atlantic to Germany on training flight Shortly before his departure, Lee was informed that he could not make the trip. Official reason: He could not get along with people in foreign coun- tries.
 Real reason: One guess what
 So, instead, the B-29's were com manded by Col. Charles Sommers, good man, but not skilled in handling B-29s and who wasn't enthusiastic about taking the trip.
 Moral: Don't offend General Vaughan and MT. Maragon.
 (CoPYRICHr, 1947, BELL SYNDICATE. INC)
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IF YOUR M ON ET IS NOT EARNING FOUR PERCENT it will pay you to investigate our offerings in well chosen investments, ALAS KA FINAN CORPORATION, Cooper Building. 4th and Nam.
 -adv.-574-tf
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When you pay for QUALITY why not get the FINEST-Buy FLOR SEEM SHOES at Graves. -adv.
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action, and this too is applied against the shortage. However, il will never be possible to make ur the deficit of nearly one billion dollars lost when U. s. Army fi- nance officers cashed Russian printed occupation marks by the suitcase full.
 Senator Bridges of New Hamp- shire, who has been probing this, believes it is probably the chief financial scandal of the war
 Note-Decision to turn U s. cur rency plates over to the Russians to print their occupation marks was made by top U. s. officials, some say at Yalta. However, the Russian printed currency was cas- ily distinguishable because of a zero printed in front of all serial numbers and it would have been easy for U s. finance officers to have refused to cash it. AS it was, Americans sold wrist watches for $1 900 in Russian paper, then con- verted the Russian paper into $l,- coo U. s. currency. Profit: $950.
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LOOK and LEARN 2, :, GORDON

What S the o a body? producing country the world? the United pound of tobacco? animal the u S., carries it's pouch a
 
 through the 30 orf from o times 24 hours India.
 g. Van 1782 4.
 5.
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Cceanographers estimate that the waters of the Arctic Ocean are completely changed every 150 years.
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ANDY MAYS VACCINATIONS
 The activities of eX-CongreSSman Andrew Jackson May of Kentucky continue to be amazing. In addi- ton to the mass of evidence now being reviewed by a Federal jury, more and more of his machina- tions, both big and little, continue to leak out.
 One of the Carson war contrac- tors now being tried along with May had relative-Corp. Joseph Garsson-who, shortly before the war, was stationed with the Third Chemical Company laboratory at Edgewood Arsenal On November I2l, I941, however, that company was scheduled to go overseas. So, suddenly, on November l, just 20 days before it sailed, Corporal Gar
 sson was mysteriously transferred to the Chemical Warfare School detachment at Edgewood Arsenal. This meant that he would stay at home-which he did.
 i It pays to know the Chairman of the House Military Affairs Com mittee
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RUSSIAN MONEY SCANDAL


 They don't talk about it too loudly in the Pentagon, but the Army has been going to unusual lengths to cover up the approxi- mate s95O,O00,00O shortage on it's hooks as a result of loaning the Russians cur currency plates to print German occupation marks.
 For one thing. the War Depart ment is now paying off German war prisoners who worked in the USA. in occupation marks instead of dollars This should save the Army around S50000,000 to be ap- piled to the s950 1000 shortage.
 Also American funds sent to private organizations in Germany are transferred to occupation marks. Thus the Army makes something on the exchange trans
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Empire Want-aos for results.
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The Washington
 Merry-Go-Round

(Continued rum Page One!
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ity of his constituents would vote contrary to his judgment II his judgment proves faulty added Morse, the voters, at the next election, can oust a Senator guided by these principles.
 T think the people of my state want me to represent them by ex- ercising ar honest independence oI judgment on the merits of issues as l find them back here, declared Morse They want me to cast my votes free of political pressure and unmoved by threats of loss of po- litical support if I do not do the bidding of some pressure groups.
 ri we cannot exercise that type of independence of judgment in representing the people of our states" the Oregon Senator con- cluded bluntly, then l want to say that I do not want to serve in the Senate of the United States fl l have to serve subject to yield ing to the type of pressures that management and labor groups bring to bear upon the Senate for votes on this labor bill
 Note-The Senate's keenest legal mind, Morse was dean and profes- sor of law at the University of Oregon for l3 years He served as Chairman of the War Labor Board pllor to his election to the Senate. ECONOMICAL HENRY WALLACE
 Henry Wallace continues to re- ceive the plaudits ot the multi tudes on his anti-Truman Doc Urine tours But one group of peo- pie who don't enthure are the Pull man pcrters-at least, those who know Henry well.
 I'm lucky man tonight" re- marked ore Pullman porter who didn't know Wallace I've got Henry Wallace in my car He is a big man and I'll bet he's big spender,"
 Well" replied a second porter who had carried Wallace tefore, I'm afraid you will find MT Will lace is all for the colored race but not for the individual. You1l be lucky if you get quarter out of him"
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Mrs B. R. Yielding and daughters Ruth and Rachel Spe h Mrs H R. Shepard They enroute to Cordo summer with Yielding Superintendent of the Kenneco
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(coPyRIcHr, 1947, BELL SYNDICATE. INc)
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Admiral Watson arrived in port from the wes ary morning sailing shortly after for Seattle
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Weather: Highest, 65; lowest, 52 rain
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Curtis Shattuck ome the Princess Charlotte fir ,here he had been attending the university.
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P R. Bradley General Manager of the Alaska Juneau Company and Mrs Bradley arrived on the Yukon and W. the Gastneau Hotel
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-30

tureti seine balsa privalo butt
uzsimokeje buckles uz 1916 ir
1947 metus (jeigu ne nauji ma
rial, Sic turf butt uzsimokeje
uz 1947 n.y..
Kiekvienas LVS narys ir ge-
ros valios patriotai Lietuviai
kurie kada aukojo, RENE, arba
nori patirti LVS veikla, gall
butt seimo sveciais, dalyvauti
visose sesijose.
Kaip siusti aukas
LVS Seimui
Visi LVS prieteliai Zinc sios
organizacijos nuveiktus darbus
ir Zinc kad tie darbai buvo at
likta tik ju parama ir priside-
jimu. LVS ir toliau pasiryzus
darbuotis, ir todel reikalinga
paramos ir toliau. Aukas siu-
skite LVS seimui virs pamine-
tn Seimo Rengimo Komisijos
adresu.
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Skelbirnai Dirvoje

Turedami parduoti ar is
nuomoti mama, kambari,
ar parduoti kokius daiktus
,kuriuos kit gall sunaudo-
ii, pasiskelbkite Dirvoje.
Skelbimus atneskite gata-
val parase. Priimami Xxi
pietu treciadieniais.
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LAISVA LIETUVA '""'"""s=:5 ;=: ,-..
PaSiruoSiInai 7-taIn Tvs Seinluii
Waterbury, Conn., Lvs Seine Dayvau ve Vii LVs skyai

WATERBURY, Conn. - Is
Xxi siol turimQ daviniu, Lietu-
val Vaduoti Sajungos Septin-
tame metiniame Seine daily
vaus daugiausia LVS skyriu
negu kada dalyvavo, su dides-
niu skaicium delegatu negu Xxi
siol bent kuris LVS seimas
mate.
Prize to, j selma rengiasi at
vykti daugybe- tautiniu veiku-
jQ is Naujos Anglijos, kurie
kitais metals negaledavo daily
vault, nes LVS seimai budavo
vakarinese valstijose.
Kurie veikejai ir patriotai
Lietuviai noretu dalyvauti LVS
seine kaip sveciai, ir butt sci
mineje vakarieneje su simtais
kitQ Lietuviu, isgirsti puikia
muzikale programa, prasomi
jau dabar kreiptis j seimo rem
gimo komisija uzsisakymui sau
vakarienss tikietu. Vakarienei
tikietas asmeniui po $500.
Uzsakymus reikia siusti tuoj
su pinigais, adresuojant:
DR.. M. J. Colney,
148 Grand Street,
Waterbury, Conn.
Seimines vakarienes muzika-
lines programos ispildyme da-
lyvaus zymios Lietuvos artis-
tes, pianiste Brute Smetonie-
ne ir operos artistic Sofia Ado
maitiene.
Ponia Brute Smetoniene ne
senai dalyvavo Darbininko Ra-
dio programme, Boston, Mass,
O poni Sofia Adomaitiene, tik
pora menesiu kaip atvykus is
Europos, jau dainavo keliais
atvejais Chicagoje, ir Birzelio
8 d. kartu su p. B. Smetoniene
dalyvauja LVS 1 skyriaus pro-
gramoje Cleveland, Ohio.
Diduma Skyriu Dalyvaus
LVS Seine
Kaip is LVS skyriu gauna-
mos zinios sake, seine daily
vaus diduma LVS skyriu. IS
viso LVS turf 16 skyriQ, O sci
me dalyvaus delegatai tikrai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-30
APSILANkYMAS PAS VYDUNA-
WILHELkAA STORASTA
kaip gyvena Btremme 80 metu Senukas Lietuvu Flo
sofas Vydunas is Tiles dabar Prisiglaudes
Detmolde Britu Zonoje Vokietijoje

aKys prlduoda kaz kOkio iSkil-
mingumo. Ilgi ir sviesus kaip
sldabras plaukai, padenge vi
So kakla ir ausis primena Sven
tika. Gi pats jo veidas, baltas
kaip drobe, apauges retais, pra-
zilusiais ir issidarkiusiais plau-
| kais ir gyvaplaukiais spindi
kaz kokiu neatspejamu gales
tingumu, paprastumu, geriu,
tikejimu ir meile. Ir kai ziuri
toki Vyduna ir kai girdi jo
zodzius ir mintis, jautiesi lyg
baznycioje, apsuptas sventuju,
jautiesi lyg persekiojamas ju
akiu, jautiesi lyg klausytum
garsiojo Pamokslo ant Kalno.
Toks nekaltumas kiekviena-
me jo zodyje, tokia atvira,
sventa ir kartu nayvi teisybe
kiekvienoje mintyje, toks pa
prastas, bet ir gilus kiekvieno
ivykio ivertinimas. Klausai w.
dyna lyg kokios muzikos, kuri
pagaliau tave paalsina ir sal
J dziai uzmigdo. Buvau pastry
zes ilgai 10 nevarginti. bet Wis
tik dvi valandas prabuvau.
Ir per ta laika jis man nu-
pasakojo savo laimes ir nelai-
mes, kurias jis dabar surasin6-
jas kiekviena diena dienorascio
formoje. Prasiau kad jis pats
surasytu savo atsiminimus is
jo keliones nuo vergijos Xxi lai-
sves. Noretu tai padaryti, bet
esq taip perkrautas prasymais
kad nepajiegias net senai duo
tu pasizadejimu ispildyti. Lai-
krasciu redakcijos neduodan-
clos jam ramybes; uzsiguleje
darbai saukiasi rankos; atsa-
kymai j laiskus, j pasiulymus
ir visa kita taip susikrove kad
vargiai begalesias greitai pri-
eiti prie tos temos. Norris ga
lutinai istaisyti savo rasini
"Kalejimai ir Laisvejimai". Tai
filosofiniai, Vyduniski atsimi-
nimai apie jo kalinima 1888
metas Vokietijoje uz devizu is
tatymu nesilaikyma. Viena to
rasinio skirsni suspejau cia pat
perskaityti: parasyta a b a i
idomiai.
Norejau .kad atiduotu Dir
val isspausdinti, bet sakesi
kad jau pazadejes tulam laik-
rasciui Vokietijoje. Taciau pa
zadejo ka nors kita artimiauslu
laiku Dirvai parasyti, nors po
tick rasymu, girdi, plunksna
jau truputi pavargus. -.
VYDUNAS niekados nesiin-
teresavo politika. Tat venglau
jam bent ka is tos srities uz-
siminti. Tx kai jis pasisake
kai kada paskaitas laikrascius,
paklausiau jo kaip jam afro
dytu dabar politinis pasaulis.
Jis sunere lyg maldai rankas
ir pasake:
AS tikiu kad auksciausiO-
ii Valia ir Lietuvai sugrazins
laisve.
Atsisveikinant, Vydunas prl-
simine kad ir Americas Lietu-
viu jam rodomas demesys
giliai jaudina: Sake, nesenai
caves is ponios M. Sims is Det-
roito vegetariska siuntinl. Mi
nejo ir dar viena pavarde, ku-
rios neisidemejau. Toxic SUM
tiniai kaip ponios Sims tikrai
palaika jo jiegas. Ir prase kad
as jai viesai padekociau. Tegul
bus Vyduno prasymas ispildy-
tas.
Kai isvykdamas iteikiau Lie
tuvai Vaduoti Sajungos Vydu-
nui skirta dovana, jis taip su-
siiaudino kad istrysko ant 10
veido kelios asaros, tos gyvos
liudininkes jo senos strides
jautrumo.
- Ma, dabar, tai bijausi kad
nepaskesciau gerybese. -.
|
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Raso B. DRM.,
Dirvos kOresp0ndentas

IL
tyti Vyduno butu tas pats kas
butt Romoje ir nematyti Popie.
zlaus. Taigi, visus reika1us
atldejes i Sail, is anksto rvto
lsslrengiau Vydunui aplankyti.
Suzinojes Baltu Centrineie
Iaryboje kad Vydunas gyvena
Moltkestr. SO, apie 9 val. at
slradau prie namo duru ir ra-
mlal laukiau kol kas atsilieps
mano skambuti. Atidare du-
rls senstelejus, paprasta mote
rlske;' matyti, ka tik grindis
mazgoJus. -: Patyrus kad no.
rlu matyti 'Herrn Vydunas",
nleko nelaukdama pirma nu-
skubeJo atgal j vidu ir jau ko-
ridoriuje eme saukti: "Herr
Doktor, Sic haben Besuch ;"
lr cia pat atidare vieno kam-
bario duris, kur, gyvai kelda-
masis nuo stale, pasitiko ma
ne pats Vydunas.
= Liaba diena. aplian-
kyt name atiejot. -. = siais
zodziais spaudzia Jim man ran
ka ir ismeiges axis lyg jiesko
atmintyje kas as toks busiu,
is kur ateinu ir kur kada jis
name butu mates.
MATAUl kad as jam svetimas
ir kad palengvetu musu pasi-
kalbejimas, prisistatau, pasisa-
kydamas pavarde ir is kur at
keliauju. Mano pavarde jam
nieko nesako, bet uztat 'Pary-
zius" tuoj pat j sudominal
Prasideda musq pasikalbeji-
mas. Paraito savo ilgo ir nu-
skurusio apsiausto ilgas ir nu-
pleisejusias rankoves, patempia
panti kuriuo laiko suspaudes
juosmeni, pasitaiso k pima
prilaikanti jo ilgus, baltus If
isretejusius galvos plaukus if
isskleides abb savo isdziuvusias,
susenusias ir bekraujiskas ran
kas, lyg kokio protesto vardu
pareiskia: 'Kaip galima taip
meluoti!" Esa, buve rasyta
kad j sumuse ,Vokieciai. Tai
grynas melas: il muse ne Vo-
kieciai, O Lenkai.
Pc toxic paneigimo Vydunas
ina man pasakoti savo ilga,
sunkia, ir tikrai dramatiska
kelione is Tiles Xxi Liubeko.
Pasakojo visa valanda labal
smulkmeniskai, minedamas me-
nesius, dienas ir net valandas,
Kad ir 80 metu amziaus Sc
mis-. bet taip puikiai veikia jo
atmintis, kad nei vienoje vie
tote neuzsikirto nei del pavar-
dziu, nei del datos nei del vie
toviu. Lyg rodos jis skaitytu
is rasto: taip tiksliai viska at
simena ir taip sklandziai Wis
ka perduoda. Tuo metu kal
lis man pasakojo visus savo
pergyvenimus, as suslpazlnau
smulkiau su jo kambariu.
AUKsTA, gaubureta, ne Vo-
kisku rupestingumu padengta
Iowa. Is palovio kyso vienos
poros batu sudulkeje snapai;
matosi pakrauta deziu ir dezu-
ciu. Ant stale, prie kurio kali
bames, kruvos visokiu pople-
.riu, laisku, rasiniu If knygu.
Stalas taip visas apkrautas kad
nera vietos nei dulkei nusestl.
Ant nusiurusios sofos varto-
81 knygos, laiskai, rankrasclal'
Virs jos kabo skautu padova-
notas adresas, nuo silumos spe-
les susiraityti. Cia pat prle
stale mazutis krosniukas, IS
meigtas j siena ir apdengtas
puodais Kai buve salta tai
ant tos krosnies jis rasydaves.
Kambario oras tvankus.
Tokioje aplinkumoje pa
Vydunas atrodo labai mlstis-
kai. 10 melynos, blizganclos
baltame kaip popieris veide'
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kos. Iseinant, ant laiptu SUI
tikau jau kita Vyduno lankyto-
ia, Simonaiti, buvusi Klaipedos
Krasto direktorijos pirminir-
ka, ilgameti Vokietijos kalini.
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LVS SKYRIAMS PRANESI

EVS SKYKIAMS PKANESINAS
Leuvai Vaduo Saungos 7-tas metins seimas symet
sbus sestadien r sekmaden BRzELIOJUNE 28-29 HOTEL
ELTON, WATERBURY, CONN.
Suomi kvieciam LV skyrius rengtis selma visas gall
mais budais:
Delegatai prasomi isankso rpn uzssakyti hotey-
e kambarius r Semnei Vakariene tiietus krepants i:
- DR.. M. J. Colney Seimo Rengmo Komsa
l48 Grand Street Waterbury, Conn.
Vakarene tkieta $500 asmeniu Kambaru pasant pa
zymekite tkra atvykimo laika ir kick asmenu atvyks
LIETUVAI VADUOTT SAJUNGOS CFNTRO VALDYBA
$3.50 Superior Avenue Cleveland 3, Ohio
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nuo IL ar 13 skyriu. Tai zy-
mus nuoSimtis.
Seine dalyvaus skyriai:
l - Cleveland, Ohio,
2 - Brooklyn, N. Y,
3 - Newark, N. j.,
A - Baltimore, Md,
5 - Long Island, N. Y,
6 - Detroit, Mich,
9 - Waterbury, Conn.,,
10 - Lawrence, Mass,
IL - Worcester, Mass,
IA - New Britain, Conn.,,
Is - Boston, Mass,
16 - Amsterdam, N. Y.
Los Angeles, Cal, II sky
rius tikrai dalyvautu seine su
gera delegacija, taciau kelio to-
lumas tai padaro negalimu. Bet
tas skyrius gyvai veikia, ir pa
siruoses prisideti prie seimo sa-
vo gausia auka.
Neturime aiskiu ziniu sary-
syje su seimu tik is siu skyriu {:
7 - Philadelphia, Pa,
8 Chicago, ILL.,,
13 - Nashua, N. H.
Bet paskutinemis dienomis
prizes selma reikia tiketi ir tie
skyriai issijudins.
Kas gall seine dalyvauti
LVS skyriu delegatu skai-
cius neribojamas, tik norintieji
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Siuntu dalinimas

Priekaistas kad BALI sum
tos dalinamos saliskai, irgi VI
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nuo IL ar 13 skyriu. Tai zy.
mus nuosimtis.
Seine dalyvaus skyriai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08
TwoD.C. Area Men Die
Of Injuries Received
In Auto Accidents

Two Washington area men died
during the week end of injuries re-
ceived in nearby Maryland traffic
accidents.
Malcolm G. Garinger, %, Berwyn,
died in Leland Memorial Hospital,
Riverdale, yesterday after his motor
cycle skidded and overturned on
the Baltimore boulevard at College
Park, few hours earlier, State
police reported. Mr.. Garinger was
an auto mechanic.
William j. Hacking, 81, of TIT
UpShur street NV, died yesterday
in Casualty Hospital from injuries
suffered Saturday when the car in
which he was a passenger struck
pole On the Marlboro pike near
District Heights.
The driver of the car according
to police, was Miss Virginia Flana-
gan, 40, of Barton Hall, Potomac
Park, who was in serious condi-
ton at Casualty Hospital suffering
from a possible skull fracture.
The condition of l.. Lake Triplett,
so, member of the Virginia House
of Delegates who lost an arm in an
automobile accident Saturday, was
reported as better by Physicians
Hospital, Warrenton.
Mr.. Triplett, who remains on the
serious list, spent a fairly COM
Portable night" the hospital said
The legislature was given a number
of blood transfusions. His left arm
was severed when his car collided
with a truck six miles from his
nome at Marshall, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08
County Pea Supports
Tenant Leader for
MARYLAND Rent Board

The Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties chapter of the
Progressive Citizens of America has
recommended to Gov. Lane of Mary
land the appointment of Sam Beck
to the Rental Area Advisory Board.
Truman ]. KeeSey, chairman of
the Pea chapter, today said Mr..
Beck, a veteran and a member of
the Montgomery County Tenants
Association, would represent the
tenants interest on the advisory
body.
Mr.. Keesey said the Pea chapter
Executive Committee has adopted
a resolution calling Gov. Lanes ap-
pointment of the rent advisory board
"a Grass betrayal of the interests of
the $4,000 tenants residing in these
counties, as well as the public at
large"
ut is almost inconceivable," Mr..
Keesey said, that a board which
is empowered to recommend that
rent control be lifted in all parts
of the area should not contain a
single tenant or representative of
labor.
THE residents of Montgomery
and Prince Georges Counties now
have little choice other than direct
political action which will carry
through to the polls in 1913. 1t is
the responsibility of Pea to help
develop and lead this political
action ="
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08
Virginia Town Lacks
Sd Grade Classroom
By the Associated Press

PULASKI, Va, Sept. 8.-The
sound of school bells echoed through
Virginia today, but they weren't
ringing for the third grade pupils
at Pulaski's Fairlawn School.
The children were without a
classroom.
The third graders went to school
in the basement of the Village Bap-
fist Church last week, over the Wig
orous protest of their parents who
complained of the lack of modern
education facilities In the area. But
even that space was ruled out Sat-
urday by the Rev. Estus Rushing
who said he would not be able to
turn his church over to the pupils
this week because he had no official
agreement with the County School
Board.
Supt. Frank J. Critzer said he
had failed to find a place for the
classes to be held but he promised
to continue his search today.
Irate parents have scheduled a
mass meeting tonight-the third
since protesting demonstrations be-
gan Tuesday night-to iron out
legal questions" involved in their
attempt to force the County School
Board to provide classroom space
for the third-grade pupils.
At meeting at the school Satur-
day night, parents and nome owners
agreed to call off their threatened
boycott of the school because OF
possible legal complications under
virginias compulsory school at
tendance law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08
Waynesboro Man Heads
Izaak Walton Group

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 8.-Fran-
els 10th of Waynesboro has been
elected president of the Izaak Wal
ton League of Virginia.
Others elected during the leagues
annual conference here included:
j. H. Cornell of Blacksburg, sec
rotary; w. R. Bowers, Salem, treas
urer, and J. J. Baecher, Norfolk;
Rear Admiral M. G. Mumma, jr.,
Maryville; Lester Arnold, Winches-
ter, and John N. Goldsmith, Rad
ford, vice presidents.
The league also named eight direc-
tors to its board: Turner A. Slaugh-
ter, Front Royal; Raymond Long.
Norfolk; Reynold T. Harnsberger,
Arlington; DR.. P. G. billiard, Lynch
burg; S. Bert East, Norfolk; H
Minor Davis, Lynchburg; o. R. Ran
dolph, Charlottesville; r. N. Line
weaver, Staunton, and j. H. Adams,
Richmond.
Stressing the need for educating
children to the Importance of wild
life conservation, the league an
nounced 5000 wild life essay con-
test for Virginia school children.
The league also appointed special
committee to ascertain what con-
stitutes "navigable waters" in Vir-
ginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08
Baltimore Grocers 10 Hear
Talks on Produce Icinu
BY the Associated Press

About $500 retail grocers in the
Baltimore area are expected to at
tend a conference at the Emerson
Hotel here tomorrow night at which
University of Maryland marketing
specialists will tell of their expert
ments in preserving freshness and
quality of fruits and vegetables.
Besides the Baltimore Retail
Grocers Association, Representatives
of the National League of Whole
sale Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Dis
trubutors and several Ice companies
will participate.
Prof. Robert T. Galloway, market
ing specialist on the university
staff, will present results of ex-
periments made in two independent
grocery stores near College Park.
Fresh garden produce in these
stores was displayed on layer Of
crushed ice and more ice was
springled over it several times dur
ing the day