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Golf In Rain
Only Caddie
Gets Soaked

AP Newsfeutures
CHARLESTON. N. Con Bill
IA Lives golf course you can
ipluy l8 holes in q downpour-
and only the coddy will get
lwet.
Live. q veteron golf pro in
this city. hos devised d course
where the golfer can sheer at
the weather and bunions, too.
It's q combination of q drivinu
range. q pitch-ond-putt course
ond q miniature layout, and
the golfer never leuves one
spot during the l8 holes.
Such course is now under
construction in Baltimore. It con-
sists of a stretch of fairway 800
yards long and so yards wide
with series of circular greens
stretching down the middle of
the fairway. AT one end of the
fairway is a small shed or house
with a putting green on one side
of it and a sand trap on the
other.
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Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy this afternoon, tonight and
Saturday. Moderate to fresh
southeasterly winds.
Florida and Marine Forecasts
not received due to communica-
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West Merchants.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-03

ne morejo biti ne slovanski, ne
nacionalni. Taksni ljudje in gi-
banja ne vidijo dali kot do kon-
ca svojega nosu. Ne vidijo, da
81 ne moreno niti zamisliti svo-
bode in razcvita slovanskih dr.
zav brez najkrepkejse naslo-
nitve ma Sovjetsko zvezo.
Cas-, v katerem zivimo, je "a
slovanske narode proved viha-
rem in usodepoln, da hi komur-
koli dovolil igrati Sc z usodo
ljudstva. Ia cas- nam je postavil
naloge, da med drugim uresni-
CHINO medsebojno bratstvo in da
vsak Ease ustvarimo take vezi
S S~ovjetsko zvezo, da jih mic ma
svetu ne DO moglo pretrgati. TIC
je zahteva nasega casa, to je
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vzpodbuditi, da Sc bolt
strnejo svoje vrste, da Sc Sc
zvezejo V skupnem bo-
ju "a mir in demokracijo kot|
brat OBJ bratu, tovaris oh tova-
risu. Nevarnosti, XII Sc .obstoje
in XII ne bodo Sc tako kmalu Cd
stranjene, strasna in krvava So
la te vojne, dolga in mucna pre-
teklost, vse to priganja slovan-
ske narode, terra cd njih, da Sc
zblizajo, da izmenjajo svoje kul-
turne in materialne dobrine, da
okrepe svoj BOZ "a mir in demo
kracijo, da vztrajajo do konca
ma poti, XII so 81 10 izbrali, do
koncne image njihove pravic-
ne stvari, do popolnega zavaro-
vanja njihove neodvisnosti in
svobodnega r~azvoja. v njihovi
enotnosti ne lei samo emo cd
najresnejsih porostev "a zmago
demokracije v njihovih donna
cih dezelah, "a ohranitev miru
ma njihovih mejah, ampak je ia
enotnost hkrati najresnejs po-
rostvo "a mir v svetu, najtrdnej-
So opera vsem narodom v NIL
hovem boju "a demokracijo in
neodvisnost.
Stvar Slovanov je danes stvar
vsega naprednega clovestva.
Njihova stvar je pravicna in DO
zmagala.
Ma koncu moran poudariti
vlogo Sovjetske zveze v borbi
slovanskih narodov "a mir in
demokracijo.
Govoril bonn kot Jugoslovan,
mislim pa, da me boste vsi ra-
zumeli in da Sc boste z memo
strinjali.
Nasi predniki so Sc vzpenjalj
ma bregove, gledali, kako vzha'
ia sonce, stegovali roke prot
vzhodu in govorili otrokom in
vnukom: "Tam je pa Russia
rusko carstvo je tako veliko, da
v MEM solnce nikoli ne zaide
Nekega' dine DO prisla in - m:
bono svobodni." Ljudska vera
in custva MISC bila zaman. Ru
sija in ruski narod sta sc dvig'
Mia v svojem sijaju, moci ii
velicini, pod vodstvom Lenins
in Stalina. Ruski narod in dru
81 narodi Sovjetske zveze 81
razvili pod sovjetsko oblastjt
vse svoje moci, slovanski naro
di pa so v njih nasli tisto opo
70, tista ramona, XII so sc pra,
mania tudi morali opreti, da b
lahko virgil S sebe okove in d.
tudi oni razvljejo vse svoje mo
ci.
~Ko~se~~je ~zasela ia vojna, Sc
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narodi Jugoslavije pod Titovim
vodstvom zvezali svojo usodo 2
usodo Sovjetske zveze. Nj bio
lahko, vendar drugaGe nj bio
mogoce. Pri mas SO Sc borci We
selili, ko so prihajale proti MIN
move divizije. Spominjam Sc, ka-
ko 50 mnogi govorili, ko so mas
napadali bombniki: "Toliko
mani bomb ma Rusijo!" Nasi ma
;rodi MISC " nicemer delali rail-
Ike med svojim bojem in tistim
bojem ma zivljenje in smrt, XII
ga je vodila' Sovjetska zveza. ~
Rusijo v smrti in v zivljenju'
- so govorili kmetje. In nismo
sc zmotili. Pravicna stvar rus
kega. naroda, narodov ZSSR,
pravicna stvar Lenina in Stall
ma je zmagala. Pri mas je zma-
gala ljudska revolucija in ljud-
ska demokracija. Russia je pri-
sla - med nami in MO nj nobe-
nih pregrad vec.
Napredni ljudje Jugoslavije
so Sc v preteklostl uelli pri bo-
gath in globokih virih ruske
kulture, zlasti ruske knjizevno-
sti in napredne ruske .misli 10.
stoletja. Nasi narodi so ~stoletja
upirali' oci Rusijo. Velika re-
volucionarna oktobrska izpre-
memba v Rusiji je pretresla do
mozga tudi nase najboljse lju-
di in nase narode in naravno je,
da so velike ideje ruske revo-
Lucille naletele ma mocan odmev
v nash dezelah. Vendar takrat
mi nismo imeli moci, da bi ma
pravili to, kar smo napravili
med zadnjo vojno. MISC Sc bill
dozoreli vsi pogoji "a to. Toda
ko je nemski jekleni vojni stroj
zavihral preko nase dezele, je
postalo tudi ljudstvu jasno, kar
je bio dotlej jasno samo njego-
vim najboljsim sinovom - brez
Rustic nj in ne more biti resit-
We.
Udelezba Sovjetske zveze v
vojni je dala narodom Jugosla'
vie vse moznosti- da Sc uspes'
no borijo in zmagajo. Pozneje
smo dobili tudi neposredno po'
moe Sovjetske zveze - jugoslo'
vanska polja je prepojila skup'
ma, bratska kri. Narodi Jugosla'
vie ne hi prisli do nacionalne
svobode, ne hi uresnicili uredit'
We, XII ustreza njihovim koristim
&c ne hi bilo vloge' Sovjetske
zveze v vojni in &c ne hi bile
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meme danasnje vloge ma svetu,
&c ne bi imeli vsestranske po-
moci sovjetske Wade.
&c danes, ko govorimo ma tenn
mestu, pogledamo v prihodnjost
narodov Jugoslavije, lahko re-
cemo, da jo vidimo in 81 jo "a
misljamo samo v tesni zvezi s.
Sovjetsko zvezo in da je ma drug
nacin ne moreno videti in 81 je
ne moreno zamisliti.
V preteklosti, pc prvi svetov-
nj vojni, so poizkusali voditi ne
kako slovansko politiko brez
Sovjetske zveze in proti njej. I'll
reakcionarni poizkusi so Sc po-
kazali kot smesna utopia. So
delovanje slovanskih narodov,
BOZ slovanskih narodov "a mir
in demokracijo, sta MONA sa-
me najtesnejsi zvezi S Sow
jetsko zvezo. S%ovjetska zveza
je danes sredisee napadov vseh
reakcionarjev in vseh vojnih
hujskacev, je pa tudi sredisce,
okrog katerega Sc zbirajo vse
! demokraticne sile sveta, XII so
vanj uprte oci vsega tlacenega
in trpeeega ljudstva.
Vsi Slovani so lahko ponosni,
da je TAXA vloga pripadla prav
NSovjetski zvezi in ruskemu ma
rodu in &c je tako, kako Sc ne
hi okrog ME strnili bratski slo-
vanski narodi? Oh njej posta'
jajo resen faktor v mednarod'
nj politiki. Slovanske drzave pc.
stajajo neodvisne in svobodne
in so zgled razvoja novih demo
kraticnih oblik ljudskega xiv.
ljenja.
Brez naslovitve ma ZSSR b
bill boz "a demokracijo in neod'
visnost mas Jugoslovanov lah'
ko Sc tako herojski in poln po'
zrtvovalnosti, vendar ne hi mo
gel, kakor tudi preteklosti vec.
KRAFT nj mogel, DAFT ljudstvu tt
stih bogatih plodov, XII mu Jill
je dial sedaj.
cato pa mislim, ko govorin
kot Jugoslovan, da lahko tudi '
imenu mas vseh recem: Slovan'
sko sodelovanje je nemogocf
brez nesebicne ljubezni in pri
jateljstva S Sovjetsko zvezo, DO,
"a mir in demokracijo ne bt
uspesen, &c Sc ne naslonimo M
Sovjetsko zvezo.
Ljudje in gibanja v slovan
skin dezelah, XII Sc brezbriznt
/ ponasajo proti Sovjetski zvezi
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neodvisnih narodov. Slovanske
narode vodi mocha Sovjetska
zveza, S katere usodo SO slo-
vanski narodi zvezali svojo uso-
do v najtezji in najusodnejsi
vojni cloveske zgodovine.
Kako pa stole danes stvari v
svetu? Sc vedno obstoji resna
nevarnost "a mirni in neovira-
nj razvoj slovanskih narodUv.
TO pa mora slovanske narode
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SodeIovonie med S|ovoni = ma mo6neiSo
opera miru in neodvisnos+i norodov
(NadaljeUanje IN konec.)

(Nadaljevanje IN konec.)
Takoj lahko recemo, da pc
vsej pravici lahko prieakujemo,
da DO ia borba slovanskih ma
rodov uspesna, kljub velikan-
skim tezavam, XII jim jih po-
vzrocajo reakcio1arni krogi IL
inozemstva. Slovanskih naro-
dov ne more nobena sila vec
ustaviti ma njihovi poti k srec-
nejsemu zivljenju svobodnih in
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vpliv. Menu so seveda ljubsi
TAXI kideji, kakrsen je ia Arde-

VpllV. MENU SO SeVeua lJupsl
TAXI kideji, kakrsen je ia Arde-
WOW Tonac. cato jim je zdaj
treba posvetiti. Vsekako mora
mo napraviti opozicijsko listo."
Ko je slisal, "a kaj gre, sta
Ahaca takoj prevzeli dive mi
sill: prva je bio t~akojsnjo neza-
upanje do ponudnika, druga pa,
da je nasel sodelavca, S kate
rim ga veze neka mocha, nepo-
liticna sila. Kot delavec in levi
car nj incl mnogo zaupanja v
ljudi Ladejeve v1ste, toda tisti
sorodni cut, XII ga je veal mani
in XII nj bill drugega kakor "a
vest skupne usode in uzaljeno-
sti, je bill dokaj mocan in Ahac
:je takoj zaeel sam pri sebi teh-
tati tezino novega zaveznika.
Uspeh tega tehtanja je bill sedaj
Sc dvomljiv, ker 81 je moral pri-
znati, da Ladej nina donna ka-
kin posebno vplivnih prijate-
ljev, XII hi jih lahko privabil v
tabor njegove liste. Kvecjemu
bi bill to naducitelj Jank.
Meme Sc nj treba bati,
Ahac," je nadaljeval ucitelj La
del Pc kratkem molku. "Jaz ne
racunam ma mandat ali ma kake
strankarske koristi ter yam bonn
popolnoma nesebicno pomagal.
Imam lie en- sam cilj, in ia je,
da tem ljudem posteno posveti-
mo ...
Ahacova skupina, XII je pri-
pravljala listo v Jamnici, je z
razlicnimi obcutki vzela ma INA.
ME Ladejevo ponudbo. Nezau.
panic do novega zaveznika il
takega tabora so incl vsi; ne.
kateri so glasno trdili, da jim
tax pomocnik lahko vec Skodu.
je kakor koristi, ker je stran.
ka, kateri pripada ucitelj Munk
med ljudstvom osovrazena ir
ker TAXA pomoc lahko marsiko.
ga odbija. Ma drugi strani pa
so 81 bill edini, da hi Jim mo.
gel tax agitator v Jamnici tud
%koristiti, ~Pesebao med kmeti
Naposled so ma Ahacov predloe
vendar sprejeli Ladejevo sode'
lovanje S pogojen, da Sc ne be
vmesaval v njihove stvari pr
sestavi liste, pri izbiranju v po'
Stew prihajajocih kandidatov ir
v podobnih stvareh.
Cas- volitev Sc je magic bliza
in treba je bio sestaviti listo
zanjo je bio treba vsega sku
PAL stiri in dvajset podpisnikov
in sicer dvanajst kandidatov II
dvanajst namestnikov. Sklenil
so, da BIO nosilec liste bajtal
Kovs il Drajne. Kovs sicer n
pripadal levicarjem - bill je M
desnici delavskega gibanja -
toda "a Jamnico to sedaj nj pri
hajalo KIDD We kaj v postev. t.
sklep je potrdil sum vecinskt
stranke, da Sc ne SINE proved
zanesti ma delavsko razceplje
most, kadar gre "a stvari, ka
kor je vdor v tako nasprotnt
trdnjavo, kakrsna je bila Jam
MICA.
Toda re pri nosilcu liste *
Sc takoj pokazale tezave: Kov'
"a mic ma svetu nj hotel podpi
sati liste.
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Odbor. podr. St. ID
S|ovenske zenske
g
ZVeZe
"a leto 1947:

I'd lCLO 1CtI.
Frances Rupert, castna pred
sednica, Jennie Puncoh, pred
sednica, Antonio Svetek, pod
predsednica, Mary Unetic, 922
E. 200 St., tajnica, Antonio
Sterlekar, blagajnicarka, Mary
strukel, zapisnikarica. - Mad
zorni odbor: Frances Globokar,
pred, Frances Grcman, Agata
Zajc.
Seize Sc vrsijo vsak prvi torek
v mesecu Slovenskem drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave. oh
8. uri.
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(Nodaljevanje)


Ko so bile razpisane obcin-
ske volitve, sc je Ahac takoj
spomnil svoje domace Jamnice.
Najprej mu je postalo silno zal,
da nj ubogal matere, XII ga je
tolikokrat vabila, maj Sc pre-
sell k njej v Drajno, ker hi zdaj
incl v Jamnici volilno pravico
ter bi lahko naravnost posegel
volitve. Takoj pa Sc je odlocil,
da DO tudi kot nevolivec pose.
ge! vanje. K temu ga je gnala
neka potreba, neka sila, vzne-
miriti Jamnico z opozicijsko IL
sto ter Sc tako m%ascevati svoji
rodni obcini, XII ga je tako lah-
kosrcno izlocila il svoje srede.
Takoj so priceli sklepati S
tovarisi O udelezbi pri volitvah
v Jamnici. Stvar Sc nj zdela pre-
tezka, ker je "a udelezbo re bill
ma razpolago potreben strzen
akcije. Ia strzen so bill delavci,
XII so delali v tovarni in stano-
vail v Jamnici. Tu je bill Kovs
in Sc nekaj drugih, XII bodo ia
koj dali potrebne podpise "a
vlozitev liste.
Preden so utegnili priceti S
pripravami, je nekega dine Per-
manov Ahac dobil nepricakovan
obisk. Ma njegovo stanovanje
je prisel Munkov Ladej. Ahac
in Ladej sta Sc zadnji dive lett
zelo redko in lie pc nakljucju
srecavala, ceprav sta oba 1--WE
la v eni in isti obcini. Skraja Sc
je Ahacu zdelo, ko da hi Sc La
DEF nekaj kisal zaradi tega, ker
nj drzal besede in Sc pridruzil
Ladejevim politicnim krogom,
XII so priceli krceviteje stiskati
"a pristasi med samim delav-
stvom. To je bio tudi res, ma
sreco pa Munkov sin zaradi ne
uspeha z lastno dediscino nj
incl proved casa in smisla "a
prelude kujanje. Pozneje sta
sc vcasih videla kakor diva clo-
veka, XII sicer zivita drug poleg
drugega, a Ivita vsak svoje
~Hvljenje. Vendar je incl Ladej
"a Ahacovo- politicno pripad-
most vedno lie zbadljiv nasmeh.
= Ahac sc nenadnemu obisku
nj mogel dovolj nacuditi, toda,
preden je utegnil uganiti njegov
vzrok, je Ladej re sam prisel
z MIN ma dan.
"V Jamnici bodo obcinske vo-
litve. Slisal sem, da tt nekaj vr-
tas. Prisel sem tt povedat, da
sem tudi JAZZ tukaj, ako po-
trebujes mole pomoci 49,"
Ahac Sc je zdaj Sc boil zacu-
dill, ker je pricakoval vse kaj
drugega kakor pa to. Ladej Sc
je doslej ocitno royal njegove-
mu politicnemu prepricanju. V
samih Dobrijah je bill cello eden
ma jhujsih nasprotnikov Ahaco-
We struje. Ahac pa je takoj I'VE
del "a pravi vzrok prijateljeve
gorecnosti in navdusenosti.
ITEM zakrknjenim farskim
kidejem je treba pokazati. Zdaj
je najboljsa priloznost "a to.
Zadnji cas- je, da Sc farovzem H.
trga oblast. Sal hi Jamnicani ne
bill tako slabi, ako hi jih ia
Virej ne incl v svojih kremp-
ljih. On je tudi najvec kriv, da
JAZZ nisem dobil Munkovega =.
Bal Sc je pac naprednega clo-
veka v obcino, takega, XII hi po-
leg tega incl Sc gospodarskj
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3. ~februarja l947

pogoj "a zmago demokracije Y
nasih dezelah in "a 4okrepitev
miru ma svetu, to je mas dolg
bodocim pokoljenjem.
Maj zivi bratsko sodelovanje
slovanskih narodov v boju "a
mir in demokracijo!
Maj zivi sovjetska zveza, "a
sccitnica slovanskih narodov v
njihovem boju "a neodvisnost
in svoboden notranji razvoj!
Maj zivi generalisim Soviet
ske zveze Josip Visarionovic
Stain, voditelj slovanskih ma
rodov v njihovem boju "a neod-
visnost, medsebo jno sodelova-
ME, mir in demokracijo!"
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WATERLOO HI-sPEED SERVICE
Moderna naprava "a mazanje av-
TOW; umijemo in seistimo avte, izvr-
simo rama popravila, it'd.
Frank J..Fortuna in
Andrew M. Artel, last.
E.. ls2nd ST. in Waterloo Road
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-03

Y "Emakopravmosh" dobite
UedmO sveSe dmeUme mOvice O do
godkih po svetu in domG!
Evening star., 1947-03-17
Family Of Is Evicted
From Maryland Home
By the Associated Press

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Mar. IT,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Roberts had
big housing problem on their
hands today-they and their l6
children Lave been evicted from
their farm home near Hancock.
Mrs. Roberts and the IA younger
children have been taken in by the
Volunteers of America home here
while the father and the two Oldest
boys are living in rented room.
Their furniture has been stored
in barn near Hancock since the
Washington County sheriff and his
deputies removed it from their
rented home Thursday.
Mr.. Roberts, a tool and die maker
explained:
"The food bill alone comes to SIS
week, so you can see there's not
much left over for clothes and rent
too"
He said he would like to rent an
other home, but he doubted If it
were possible.
II guess the only thing to do is
to try to Scrape a down payment
together and buy a new house." he
said. But he has little idea how
to start.
The children are Ellen, 2 months;
Winifred, /; Roland, 8; Gwendolyn
S: William, 6; Violet, 7; Owen, 8;
Jeannetta, 8; James. 10: John, IL;
Jerry, IL: Dolores. 13; Virginia, IA
Rose Marie, IS; Edward, 16, ano
/ Walter, II.
Evening star., 1947-03-17
|G. 6. Wiseman Dies;
'HyattsviIIe JaiIer

George G. Wiseman, so, jailer at
Hyattsville and Bladenshllrg for 70
years, died Saturday from heart
ailment. He had been i'll for year
Services will be held at pm. to-
morrow at Gasch's Funeral Home,
Hyattsville, with the Rev. Claude S
Ridenour, rector of st. Luke's Epis-
copal Church, Bladensburg, oflciat-
ing. Burial will be in Evergreen
Cemetery, Bladensburg.
Mr.. Wiseman lived in the Blad-
ensburg area all his life. He had
served as a jailer first at the OLD
Jail at Bladensburg and then at
Hyattsville.
Mr.. Wiseman was charter men,
ber of both the Bladensburg and
Hyattsville Fire Departments. Men,
bers of the two departments will
hold a memorial service at the fu-
neral home at 8 o'clock tonight.
Mr.. Wiseman is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Maybell Wiseman; a
daughter, Miss Dorothy F. Wise
man of Hyattsville, and four sons
William p, Hyattsville, member OF
the county police force; Daniel B.,
special University of Maryland po-
liceman; George c., Washington,
and Charles E. Wiseman, Hyatts-
vile.
. He also leaves three sisters, Mrs.
Madeline Seaton and Mrs. Marie
Wise, both of Washington, and Mrs.
Eleanor Ryce, Hyattsville,. and four
brothers, Charles E. Wiseman,
Hyattsville, Howard B., Durward B
and Walter K. Wiseman, all OF
Washington.
Evening star., 1947-03-17
Foirfux Citizens to Air
Views on County Rouds

Fairfax County citizens will be
given an opportunity next week to
protest to the State Highway De-
partment over the condition of their
roads. The annual public road hear
ing is scheduled for 10 am. March
26 at the courthouse.
Representatives of the Virginia
Department of Highways and the
Fairfax County Board of Super
visors will attend. The meeting can
by law deal only with petitions for
the inclusion of new roads in the
States secondary road system pre-.
sented to the highway commission
before January IS. The condition
of roads now in the States sec
ondary system may be discussed by
any citizen, however.
Evening star., 1947-03-17
AnnandaIe PTA 10 Hold
Art Exhibit Thursday

An art exhibit will be held by the
Annandale (Va) Parent-Teacher
Association from 7 to 10 pm. Thurs
day, featuring pupil art. exhibits
from foreign countries and series
of paintings lent by the Virginia
Museum Of Fine Arts.
The pupil art exhibit will be judged
by a committee made up of Mrs.
Stanley Stewart, Vienna, trustee of
the Virginia Art Alliance; Mrs. c.
Gunder Gilbertson, county PTA art
chairman, and Mrs. Evelyn Chest
voir, member of the faculty at the
Coreoran School of Art.
A meeting of the PTA will be held
at pm. Miss Nellie Marshall, art
teacher at Fairfax High School, and
Miss Anne Neitze, of the Groveton
School faculty, will speak
Evening star., 1947-03-17
Women Voters AssaiI
Secrecy Of Fairfax
Planning Commission

Resolutions criticizing the Fair
fax County Planning Commission's s
policy of conducting closed meet
ings and withholding its minutes
from, the public were passed by the
Fairfax County League of Women
Voters at its annual meeting in
Falls Church.
The league also requested that
the County Board of Supervisors
enlarge the planning commission to
IS members and that the additional
members be chosen "in such a way
that all groups and all parts OF
the county shall be represented.
It was further suggested that citi-
zens' associations, voters leagues
and other organizations be asked
to nominate members for the COM
mission.
Another resolution asks the SUI
pervisors to instruct the planning
commission to announce receipt OF
all applications Immediately and
hold open meetings. Should any
executive SGSSlUllS Uc ilclQ, IilC cu-
pervisors are asked to require the
planning engineer to make the
minutes available to the public and
press the following day, as is the
custom in other parts, of the Wash
ington area.
Another resolution requested that
whenever the supervisors vote
against the recommendation Of the
planning commission, the reasons
be, stated in the minutes OF the
board.
New officers we're elected as fol-
lows: President Mrs. j. G. Welle-
meyer, Mount Vernon; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Lee Park, Falls Church:
secretary, Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mount
Vernon; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. j. w. Tottle, Belle Haven;
treasurer, Mrs. Robert Landreth
Vienna: and Mrs. James C. White
Vienna, and Mrs. William Rice
pe1le Haven directors
Evening star., 1947-03-17

he was the old Mr.. LIE Compte.
est administrative head of game
department, in point of service, in
the United States.
President of Association.
In 1925 he was elected president
of the International Association OF
Game, Fish and Conservation Com
missioners. Five years later he was
chosen president of the American
Fisheries Society.
He was made chairman of the
American Game Association in 1894
and was a member of the Advisory
Council of the United States Fish
and Wildlife Service.
A Methodist, Mr.. LIE Compte was
active in a number of fraternal or
ganizations, including the Masons,
Shriners, Rotary Club and the East
ern Shore Society of Maryland
Mr.. lie Compte was one of il chill
dren of the owner of a crossroads
general store.
Married in 1898.
He married Miss Della A. Sher-
man of Dorchester County at Cam
bridge December 27, 1898. They had
no children.
An interest in hunting and fish
ing led to Mr.. LIE Complies cleo
ton, while a shoe salesman, to the
presidency OF the Dorchester Coun-
ty Fish and Game Protective Asso-
citation.
The initiative he displayed in
that position led to his appointment
as State warden.
Funeral services will be held IN
Cambridge tomorrow.