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Evening star., 1947-03-16
Cardinal Von Preysing Cites
Need of Economic Unity in Reich
Berlin Churchmun
To Preside Today at
St. Matthews Moss

A need for some economic unfit
cation" in Germany was cited yes
terday by Conrad Cardinal Won
Preysing, Bishop Of Berlin, in an in
terview after his arrival in Wash
ington.
The cardinal, who has been visit
ing the United States since Feb
ruary 13 ito thank Americans for
the help they have given to Europe
and my own country and to state
some of the economic difficulties in
my country" will preside at high
mass at 10 am. today at st. Mat
thew's Cathedral.
In addition to the lack of food.
clothing, lodgings and fuel, Cardinal
Won Preysing told newsmen at the
apostolic delegations headquarters
that there is a lack of outlook"
among the people of his country be-
cause of the economic situation.
The uncertainty among them as to
how they are going to fare in the
months to come has placed political
questions more or less in the back
ground, he said. At any rate, he
felt, it obviously is difficult for any
one in Germany now to make q
statement on the overall picture.
Industry Restoration Needed.
| The cardinal said he felt some
restoration of industry is necessary
there should be some possibility
of manufacturing goods which can
be exported"
The cardinal, whose opposition to
Hitler and the Nazis attracted world
wide attention, described his inter-
view with Hitler in 1885.
He kept me for As minutes" he
said. Going to and fro, he made a
speech as if I were an audience OF
10000, discussing everything-reli-
gion, philosophy, Russia, the Jews
but he didn't expect me to
answer"
Celebrant of the mass today in st
Matthews Cathedral will be the Rt
Rev. Joseph M. Nelligan, chancel-
lor of the Archdiocese of Baltimore
and Washington. The Most Rev
John M. McNamara and the Most
Rev. Lawrence j. Shehan, auxiliary
bishops, will be present.
Mass Officials Listed.
Other officers of the mass will be
the Rev. Charles L. Boehmer, dea-
con; the Rev. John S. Spence, sub
deacon. and the Rev. w. Louis
Quinn, master of ceremonies. Msgr.
John K. Cartwright, rector of st.
Matthew's Cathedral, will extend
greetings to the visitor. A special
program of music has been prepared
by Charles A. Benson. choir director.
At o'clock this afternoon, the
cardinal will preside at solemn
benediction of the Sacrament in st.
Mary's Church, Fifth street near q
street NV. He also will speak at
the service.
A procession from the rectory to
the church preceding the benedic-
ton will include the Most Rev.
Arsene Turquetil, O.MI., titular
bishop of Ptolemais;s the Most Rev.
James Mendonza, O.M.I., bishop of
T'richinopoly, India; Msgr. John j.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
UPWA
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Russell Act which ordered the firing
OF any Government worker belong
ing to q union which advocated the
right to strike against the Govern
ment.
UPWA hurriedly. called an execu-
tive council session and changed its
bylaws. Although a previous policy
statement had held that 1t was not
the policy of the union to strike
against the Government, there was
no specific provision barring strikes.
UPWA officials contend the New
York bill is a violation of civil rights.
They deny there is any inconsist-
ency in their stand on Federal Gov
ernment and State employees right
to strike, declaring that it has al
ways been the unions policy to dis
courage strikes, while reserving the
right to call one.
Besides. they contend, State en-
ployes are in a situation different
from that of Government workers.
There are more human relations be-
tween State employees and their
bosses, since the whole operation is
on a smaller scale, the union says.
Therefore, State and city employees
should have the same rights. and
privileges as employees in private in
dustry, the union feels.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
Whitehurst to Address
Enqineers Wednesday

H. G. Whitehurst, director OF
highways for the District, and Rob-
ert E. Fellows, acting chief Of the
Alaskan Section of the Geological
Survey, will address the Washing
ton Society Of Engineers at BIS
pm. Wednesday at the Cosmos
Club.
The meeting will be preceded by
a dinner at 7 pm.
Mr.. Whitehurst will tell Of high
way development in the District
DR.. Fellows subject will be Spot
light on Alaska" and will be IL
Illustrated by slides and movies.
Evening star., 1947-03-16

here by plane from New Orleans
Before going there last week, he
visited key cities In the West and
Midwest. He will leave Washington
Tuesday or Wednesday to visit
Notre Dame University and Chi
cago before returning to New York
He plans to leave for Germany
March rs,
Evening star., 1947-03-16

Russell, pastor of st. Patrick's
Church; the Right Rev. Edward P
McAdams, pastor of st. Joseph's
Church, and so priests.
At 8 pm. tomorrow he will speak
at Catholic University, where he
will be introduced by Msgr. p. ]
Mccormick, rector of the univer-
sity. The meeting Is sponsored by
the Catholic Students Missions
Crusade. Because of limited seat
ing space in the lecture hall, the
meeting is not open to the public
Cardinal Won Preysing arrived
Evening star., 1947-03-16

sumed in Federal Court here Mon
day after q Saturday recess.
Attorneys for the 42-year -old
Gaithersburg. farmer and consult
ing engineer yesterday acknowledged
that he had umderpaid his taxes in
Evening star., 1947-03-16

1e41-42-43 but pleaded there was
no intent to defraud. They said
an incompetent accountant had
bctched the returns and that Mr..
Casey was preoccupied with his
work for the president.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

kapitulantov Sc junasko bori TO
!munisticna stranka Avstrije, XII
ne sa1fio da Sc uspesno upira sr-
|diti gonji, XII jo' uprizarjajo pro-
|ti Mi "narodnjaki' in desnicar-
ski socialist, temvee tudi il
dneva v dan krepi svoje pozici-
e v sirokih slojih avstrijskega
ljudstva.
v strasnih letih hitlerjevske-
ga gospostva 'je komunisticna
partija S krvjo svojih najbolj-
sih sinov dokazala, da je najdo-
'slednejsi, najpogumnejsi borec
"a interese svojega ljudstva. To-
da skrivnost narascajoeega vpli-
va komunisticne stranke nj sa-
mo v teh prejsnjih zaslugah.
Gre "a tisto pravilno vsenarod-
no politiko, XII jo vodi zda'j.
Vzpostavitev normalnih prija-
teljskih odnosov z ZSSR, Angli-
10 in IDA, takojsnja opustitev
enostranske orientacije, XII izro-
ca Avstrijo v roke inozemske-
mu monopolu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

ttrarniskih zgradb je v okrozju
Stir. Pet Tag je bio popolnoma
obnovljenih, dive delno. Velikih
mostov je bio obnovljenih sest,
delno pet. Razen tega je bilo OBJ
novljenih vec manjsih mostov v
dolzini 104 metre, dolzina delno
|dograjenih manjsih mostov pa
znasa 1852 metrov. Ljudstvo je
tudi obnovilo sest tovarn in emo
delno. Pred dograditvijo je Sc
1858 vecjih objektov.
ia visa della je bill nakazan
.krAdit 53,445,2 17 lir, vrednost
napravljenega della pa znasa
$50, 962,355 lir.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
Reakcija in demokracija

-s
pred radikalnimi demokraticni-
mi reformami, skupna odgo-
vornost "a nacionalno sramoto
zadnjih desetih let in mic MANI
skupna mrznja do "rdecih'' t.. ].
tpredvsem komunistov.
Med kolovodji "ljudske stran-
Ike" je mnogo mojstrev socialne
demagogije,, XII znajo prikrivati
reakcionarno bistvo' svojih CT
ljev s kricanjem O "svobodi'
"demokraciji" in "nacionalnih
|interesih" Avstrije. ri ljudje ne
skoparijo z obljubljami v pc.
gledu demokraticnih reform in
to je' privabilo v zacetku v Mi
hove vrste, dokaj Stroke sloje
avstrijskih kmetov, znaten del
intelligence in mestne malobur-
zoazije.
Ma volitvah v novembrus lam
skega leta Sc je "pristasem ljud-
ske stranke zaradi razdiralnega
della socialistov posrecilo prema-
gait mlade, Sc ne dovolj utrje-
me sile. avstrijske demokracije.
Dobili SO dobro polovico NEST
w parliament in zdaj imajo v
vladi cd II ministrskih portfe-
ljev 8, in. sicer najvaznejsih
Toda Komunisticna partija
in socialisticna stranka sta do
bill, ma volitvah skupaj wee gla-
SOW kakor pristasi ljudske stran-
Ike, in &c hi zdruzili svoje sile,, hi
!!lahko marshal dosegli. Toda
avstrijsko socialisticno stranko
vodi reakcionarno desniearsko
krllo, XII Je napraVllO delO ma
razkolu delavskega gibanja "a
osnovo vse svoje politike., M"so-
cialisti" Sc MISC nicesar naueili
in MISC napravili nobenih "a
kljuckov il strasnih dogodkov
zadnjih desetih let. Razbijali SO
in razbijajo vse poskuse Komu-
nisticne partije, da hi Sc ustva-
ria enotna fronta delavskega
razreda. Sc vec, v zacetku letos-
NIGGA leta Sc je vodstvo soci-
alisticne stranke dejansko pri-
druzilo narodnemu bloku, XII Sc
lie formiral v narodni stranki in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

Eno razpoiozsne kroge Anglije il
IZed. draw, ker ~raeunajo $ TEN
da bodo pc izrocitvi kljucev az
strijske ekonomije tenn krogon
Idelezni tiste zunanje podpore
Xxi bi Jill zavarovala pred "ko'
munisticno nevarnostjo" in "a;
gotovila v Avstriji uveljavljenjt
reakcijonarnega notranjega pro
|grama.
v tisini poslovnih kabineto,
starih funkcijonarjev Helm
wehra Sc obravnavajo nacrti, k
udobno zdruzujejo novo orienta'
clio ma anglosaske reakcionar'
ne siie in obrabljene ideje pan,
germanizma. Govori Sc Re O MOI.
nosti organizacije katoliske Av'
strobavarske drzave, kar bi pri.
vedlo do skovanja move "osi":
in hi '
celoti' zadovoljilo tako Vatikar
kakor tudi' prekomorske prija'
telje avstrijske reakcije. Tud!
desnicarski socialist ne zaosta'
|jajo "a "narodnjaki"; Sc nj dol
go tega, ko je' priobcilo central.
no glasilo socialisticne stranke
"Arbeiter Zeitung" vrsto clan.
|kov, katerih Sc v ganljivem oh.
jemu s Churchillom ogreva "a
ustanovitev slovecih "Zdruzenih
draw Evrope".
Vodilne funkcionarje narodne
in socialisticne stranke je pre-
vzela v zadnjih mesecih potoval.
ma bolezen. Privlaci jih "meglenj
Albion" in londonski City go.
stoljubno sprejema stevilne av.
strijske goste. Sc vec "popotni'
kov'' prihaja il nasprotne smer:
in Dunaj je zadnje case dobe'
sedno poplavljen z raznimi "a
stopniki politicnih in industrij
sko financnih krogov anglosas
kin drzav.
Mimic je osem velikih, do
godkov polnih let cd Anschlus
sa - najvecje zgodovinske ne
srece Avstrije. In znova peha
10 reakcionarne sile to dezelo n;
pot kapitulacije, ma pot odpove
dovanja samostojnemu nacio
nalnemu zivljenju. Spremenil s.
je kupec, trgovei z domovino ST
ostali isti -.
Proti reakcionarnemu biloxi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

za6elo ga 10 odkrito podpirat
malone v vseh vaznejsih vpra,
sanjih notranje in zunanje poll
tike Avstrije.
Kaj je zdruzilo tie ljudi, XII sc
stall BE nedavno, v zacetku tri.
desetih let, ma raznih straneh
,barikad.
Zdruzila jih je predvsem skup.
ma mrznja do komunistov in
strahl pred narascajoeim vpli.
tvom komunisticne stranke ma
Imnozice. Toda samo ia negativ.
ma skladnost pogledov hi maj
brz. ne zadostovala. "a to, da bi
postal biloxi vsaj pribliznoi sposo.
ben "a z~ivljenje. Odloeilno vlo-
go pri tel spremembi bivsiht so.
vraznikov v zacasne prijatelje
,je imelo v vsem skupno nezaupa+
ME v moznost samostojnega
.jrazvoja Avstrije in il. tega izvi-
rajoci zakljucek, da je neob-
hodno' potrebno vkljuciti v ME-
no interesno sfero, katero kohl
ekonomsko mocno drzavo ali
biloxi draw.
j Ta kapitulantska koncepcija
Sc je porodila davno, re pc prvi
.~svetovni vojni, ko so neki, pred
vsem nemski krogi vneto propa-
grail tezo 0 "zivljenski nespo-
sobnosti" Avstrije njenih
s~aintgermainskih mejah. V 20.
letih in v zacetku tridesetih let
so izdelali pristasi tie teze mno-
go nacrtov O ustanovitvi razlic-
nih' "alpskih" "donavskih', in
drugih federacij in draw z OBJ
vezno vk~ljucitvijo Avstrije vnji-
hov sestav. PRAY siroko razSir-
:jenje' vseh ten kapitulantskih:
predvsem. pangermanisticnih
idej med avstrijskimi politiki je
bill eden izmed osnovnih vzro'
kov, XII je prlvedel Avstrijo dc
Anschlussa in 10 spremenil '
emo izmed nemskih pokrajin.
v dezeli je Sc vedno mnogc
skrivnih, vcasi pa tudi javnif
pristasev pangermanisticnif
idej. Kolovodje avstrijske reak'
CHE seveda zdaj najbrze ne mi
sligo IA mehanicno ponovite'
Auschlussa. Njihovi pogledi sc
uprti zdaj ma drugo stran. ORR
entirali so Sc ma ekspanzionistic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

V vzhodno-primorskem okroz-
ju SO med trimesecnim tekme-
vanjem "Za prikljucitev k
FLRJ" popolnoma obnovili 321
stanovanjskih his, delno pa 383.
Gospodarskih poslopij :je bio po-
polnoma obnovljenih 1874, delno
249. Javnih poslopij je obnov-
ljenih 26, delno As.
Popolnoma obnovljenih elek-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

Nase ljudstvo, XII je pokazalo
.vso zvestobo domovini v narod-
noosvobodilni1 borbi, je zdaj po-
kazalo vso delavnost v obnovi.
Prebivalstvo je s prostovoljnim
delom priskoeilo ma pomoe, pri
obnovi domov, kakor tudi pri OBJ
now nase kulturno-prosvetne
dvorane.
Pozrtvovalnost v delu in pri-
pravljanju gradbenega materi-
ala so pokazali zlasti tovarisi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

..Alojzij Krarjc, Jozf Kenito in
Miro strenar, lastrik dvosane.
q denarnimi sredstvi in prevo-
zom materiala SO prispeyaai tudi
nekateri prebivalci Ribnice, Ma
lie Pristave in Marina. q vese-
|ljem pricakujemo skorajBnje
|otvoritve nase obnovljene pro-
svetne dvorane. ID. ".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
(Pismo il Asvstrije)
n KAHN.

- yx 4OlAAO IL Z1sOCAAJ@I #
Tiskarski stroll vrzejo ma du-
najske ulice vsak dan sto tso-
&c izvodov razlicnih casopisov.
Dezela cuti veliko pomanjkanje
papirja in listi izhajajo v majh-
mem formatu. Toda to ne mott
vecine urednistev, da bi Jill ne
polnila z velikanskim stevilom
cenenih senzacii, provokater-
skin izmisljotin in insinuacij.
Ena Timed takih izmisljotin,
XII je reakcionarni fisk in av-
strijski drzavni funkcionarji tr-
dovratno propagirajo, je trditev,
da .je nacizen " Avstriji baje
dokoncno umrl, bivsi nacisti pa
da SO Sc Re "prevzgojilI' in da
zasluzijo, vsakrsno prizaneslji-
vost in cello socutje. Realnost
ostro nasprotuje temu govori-
cenju. v dezeli je nedvomno
mnogo nelegalnih skupin fash
stienega in protifasisticnega ko-
va, XII cd casa do casa organizi-
rajo provokatorska zborovanja,
posebno v angleski in ameriski
conf, kjer gledajo okupacijske
oblasti, skozi prste ma njihovo
zlocinsko delavnost, vcasi' pa ma
ravnost odobravajo' njihove ma
crte. Preprieanje: O nekaznivosti
in predrznost teh fasisticnih pri-
veskov gre tako dalec, da je ma
primer v Celovcu, v angleski
okupacijski' conf, nekaj sto ucen-
cev ondotne obrtne sole, XII SO
prisli gledat dokumentarni film
O nacisticnih z~verstvih, priredi-
10 protifasisticno demonstrate
10.
Nacisticna ilegala je tesno po-
vezana S s.evilnimi fasisticnimi
formacijami, XII live pod pazdu1
no angiesko-ameriske komande
med priseljenimi osebami v "a
padnih pokrajinah Avstrije. Ia
ilegaia' je sila, XII. je ne smemo
podcenjevati, zlasti &c uposte-
vamo, da gre denacifikacija v
zapadnih conan povsem nezado-
voljivo' in da tisoci drugih naci.
stow Sc vedno igrajo vazno vlo'
20 v ekonomskem in kulturnem
zivljenju teh pokrajin.
In vendar nemara MISC tie lie.
galne skupine glavna nevarnost.
XII preti' bodocnosti dezele. CLAW.
ma nevarnost je, reakcionarni
biloxi, XII ie zasedel v sodobnii Av.
striji osnovne komandne: polo.
zaje in, Y dvignjenim vizirjem
vodi ofenzivo, profit demokratic'
nj preosnovij dezele:
BE lanske spomladf Sc je pc
:javila " Avstriji tako imenova'
ma 'ljudskal stranka" Wolks
partial, v kateri: so Sc pod pla
Seem demokraticnih gesel in sve'
canih obljub zdruzili reakcijo
narni industrijci in financniki
katoliski cerkveniki in premoz
nj kulaski del avstrijske vasi
Prav tie socialne skupine S
svojcas vzredile strupeno' drew
avstrofasizma, potem: SO prive
die Avstrijo do tragedije IAN
schlussa'' in Pc pretezni' vecin
so aktivno sodelovale S hitler
jevsko Nemcijo. V novih pogo
Jill, jih druzi zdaj skupni. stra'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
DOHODNINSKI
DAVEk

q veseljem sporocamo nasim
stevilnimf klijentom,, da, bono
tudi letos pripravljeni nuditi
najboljso postrezbo pri izpolnje-
vanju pol "a dohodninski davek
"a leto 1916.
Trgovec ali. lastnik posestva.
DO prav storil ako Sc DO zglasil
v nasemu uradu tekom januarja.
ali febrlar;ia.
Nasa mnogoletnas izkusnja, "
katerem casu Sc vedno nahajamo
ma st. Clair Ave, YAM DO ma
razpoIago.
Z@ dObro in tocnotter zaneslji-
, vor izpolnieno. polo 0 dohodnin-
skem davku, pridite k Mr..
Marian Mihaljevichu.
Mas urads je odprt vsaki dan
cd 9. u. do z. W., oh sobotah
pa cd 9. u. do 6. w.
Nlik0lis1sh Bros. Co;
GAIA ST. CLAIR AVE.
HE. 6l5&
AEMa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

! NAJEM
Pripraven "a grocerijo ali de-
%likatesnof trgovino; nahaja Sc
poleg mesnice ma 17701 Grove
wood Ave. Poizve sc ma 1877
Delavan Rd,. KE Sill.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
: Ultra Violet Sun Ray vzglayniki

"Snowflakes" napolnjeni z
1907 cisto belim gosjim per-
jem "a popolno udobnost. OBJ
Siti z pisanim bombaznim sa-
teen ticking blagoml fine kako-
vosti: pleteni robi. Mere 21x27
incev. Vsak 5.98
Whitfield" napolnjeni z
1907 racjem perjem. ObSiti z
pisanim bombaknim sateen
ticking blagom. Mere 21x27f
intev. vsak 3.96
Evening star., 1947-12-05
|0fficer Pleads Guilty
To Drinking on Beat;
Board Studies Case

A Police Trial Board today took
under advisement the case OF Pvt
Floyd S. Hathorne, No. 7 precinct,
charged with being under the in
fluence of alcohol to the extent OF
being unfit for duty. Pvt, Hathorne
pleaded guilty to the charge.
Testifying before the board today,
Pvt. Hathorne admitted he had
taken two drinks of whisky in the
home OF a friend on Sunday. No
vember 16, while on duty. He ex-
planned he had gone on duty the
previous night at II o'clock and
came on duty that day at 7:30 am.
He said he had answered a
trouble" call at the friends house,
which was on his beat, the night
before. He said he went back Sun
day to see if "everything was all
right"
TT was raw and chilly he said
"and 1 had had no breakfast, so
took couple of drinks
1t. Ernest P. Myers, acting cap
tain of No. 7 precinct, testified that
he suspended Pvt. Hathorne later at
the precinct for being drunk when
he was brought in by Corpl. James
r. Hale from filling station at
Wisconsin avenue and @ street NV
Later the board was to hear testi-
mony from Pvt. Oscar B. johnson
colored, of No. 2 precinct, in answer
to a charge of conduct unbecomine
an officer placed against him or
November 9.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
Senate Group Approves
| National Defense Nominee!
By the Assoeioted Press

The Senate Armed Services Com
mittee late yesterday approved the
nominations of John l.. Sullivan tc
be Secretary of the Navy, and w
Stuart Sy1nington to be Secretary
of the Air Force.
The committee also recommended
Senate confirmation Of other key
officers in the new Department o1
National Defense, including:
Admiral Louis Denfeld, Chief o.
Naval Operations; Gen. Carl Spaatz
Chief of Staff Of the Air Force
Rear Amiral Roscoe H. Hillenkoet'
ter, director of central intelligence
Arthur M. Hill, chairman of tht
National Security Resources Board
Thomas j. Hargrave, chairman, Mu.
nitions Board; Vannevar Bush
chairman, Research and Develop.
ment Board.
Also William H. Draper, jr., Un.
dersecretary of the Army Gordon
Gray, Assistant Secretary of ths
Army; w. John Kennedy. Under.
secretary of the Navy; Arthur S
Barrows, Undersecretary of the All
Force; Cornelius v. Whitney, AS
sistant Secretary of the Air Force
and Eugene M. Zuckert, Assistant
Secretary of the Air Force.
The committee also approved 67s
Regular Army promotions. SGT All
Force promotions and 251 Regular
Navy promotions, along with a num-
ber Of appointments and transfers
in the armed services.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
Woman Awakened by Rain
Finds ProwIer in Hall

Awakened by rain Mrs Dorothy
Kinney climbed out of bed about
Sis am. today to close some bed
room windows and found house.
breaker in the second-foor hall of
her home at 3743 Appleton street
NV.
Mrs. Kinney said she had stepped
into the hall on the way to close
the windows in the bedroom of her
sleeping son Herbert, 13. In the
darkness she touched what felt like
the fur collar of a coat. With her
other hand, she said, she touched
what felt like a stocking cap.
Almost Immediately hand was
clapped over Mrs. Kinney's face.
She screamed. Both Herbert and
Mrs. Kinney's husband Charles, ran
into the hall. The intruder ran
down the steps and escaped through
kitchen window.
Missing, Mrs. Kinney said, was
watch that had been presented to
her husband when he graduated
from high school. Mr.. Kinney is an
engineer at the War Department.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
Work Started in Alexandra
On Braddock Power Plant

Ground was broken yesterday for
a new power plant to be built by the
Braddock Light & Power Co., Inc, a
subsidiary of the Potomac Electric
Power Co., on a 22-acre site in Alex
andria to meet future power needs OF
the Washington area.
The plant will be located between
Bashford and Slater lanes near
Mount Vernon boulevard. Sched-
uled for total capacity of 100000
kilowatts, it will be one of the larg-
est power plants in the area and
will incorporate the latest equip
ment for elimination of smoke and
dust. the company announced.
Participating in the und-break-
ing ceremonies were A. G. Neal
president of the Braddock Co. and
Pepco, other company officials and
Alexandria city officials, including
Mayor w. T. wilkins and City Man.
ager N. A. Colasanto.
Mr. Neal said the initial construc-
ton will consist of two 80,000-kilo-
watt turbine generators with related
equipment estimated to cost $21,-
100000. The first unit is scheduled
for completion in the summer OF
1949, and the second, a year later
It's ultimate capacity will be more
than twice that of the Bennine
plant and two-thirds again that o1
the Buzzard Point plant, it was said
Evening star., 1947-12-05
United Air Lines Pilots
Are Toking Strike Vote
By the Associated Press

United Air Lines pilots have a
system-wide strike vote under way
as a result of deadlocked negotia-
tions with the company on new
contract.
Robert F. Cole, secretary of the
National Mediation Board, said he
had received no official notification
of the vote but had heard some
time ago" that it was to be taken.
David L. Behncke, president of the
Air Line Pilots Association (AFL)
has confirmed that the strike vote
is on.
The company said neither wages
nor hours were at issue. The pilots
principal objection to the proposed
new contract was reported to be the
company's insistence on a clause
stipulating that any grievances
must be taken up with their imme-
diate superiors.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
Arkansas Avenue Unit
Elects Frank Gauss

Frank Gauss was elected president
of the Arkansas Avenue Community
Association last night, succeeding
Mrs. Mary S. Resh.
Other new officers are: G. H. Col
Hngwood, Fred Mogan and Robert
Hurley, vice presidents; Mrs. Mil
dred v. Eichner, secretary; Mrs
Ruth Lawrence, assistant secretary
L. S. Schnitman, treasurer; B. A
Brockway, assistant treasurer; E. E
Brown and Clifford Newell, dele
gates to the Federation of Citizens
Associations, and S. A. Gatti, Ted
Lewis, and Mrs. Mae Telford, mem
bers of the Executive Committee.
A world bill of rights to be pro-
posed on behalf of the United States
by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, to
the United Nations Commission on
Human Rights now meeting In
Geneva, was debated.
A resolution to indorse the bill
was proposed by Henri L. Gueydan
"I cannot see any clearer means
Of bringing peace to the world than
this bill of rights" he said. lone
of the main troubles with our as
sociations is that We do not take
enough interest in politics"
Clifford Newell disagreed.
"We are not engaged in contro-
versal political questions, he de-
clared, opposing the resolution. 81
think it is wholly out Of place" His
substitute motion to refer the mat.
ter to the Executive Committee was
accepted.