davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-10

NIP DreZ glDa OVlSela III IrescAo
nazaj ma tia. In notranja po-
treba po ustvarjanju ga je me-
madonna minila. Bio je, kakor
da Sc je predramil v svoj res
nicni JAZZ; potem pa - kakor
da je ia svoj JAZZ zopet izgubil'
Prav potihem je Sci po stopni-
cab navzdol. Vrata ma vrt MISC
bila zataknjena, niti zaprta ne
- sinoci so morali pozabiti. ST.
noci! Nikoli 81 ne bi bill mislil,
da mu DO tako pri srcu, kadar
pride ona - da bo tako zmesan
in zbegan; da ga DO tako vleklo
k Mi in vendar nekaj zadrzava-
10. In bill je nestrpen, jezen ma
sc, tolikodane nanjo. Zakaj ne
more biti on kar lepo srecen,
kakor je to jutro srecno? Wei
je daljnogled in preiskal trav-
mix, XII gre proti reki. Da, tam
! je nekaj kuncev. z belimi mar
jeticami in rosno pajcevino je
bilo vse srebrnkasto in belo; in
kunci so spopolnjevali to barvno
ubranost. Zelo 81 je zelel enega,
da bi po MEM modeliral, in "a
trenutek ga je zamikalo, da bi
Sci po svojo pusko, katero je
streljal vrane - pa kaj bi z
mrtvim kuncem - in poleg te-
ga SO videti tako srecni! Odlozil
je daljnogled in stopil proti svo-
jemu rastlinjaku po risanko:
hotel je sesti ma zid in naslika-
ii nekak Sen kresne noci S cve-
tlicami in kunci. Nekdo je bill
tam: sklanjal Sc je in incl ne
kaj opravka z njegovimi kipi.
Kdo je bill tako nesramen? Ell
- Silvia je bila " nocni ha-
Iii! izpreletela ga je vrocina in
nato mraz cd jeze. ziva dusa nj
smela v to njegovo svetisce! Bi-
10 mu je zoprno, ze &c je kdo
njegove reci samo gledal; ona -
ona pa jih po vsej priliki cello
otipava. Sunkoma je odprl vra-
ia in zavpil: "Kaj delas?' Ia
ko je kipela po MEM sveta jeza,
da je komaj opazil, kako je pre-
strasena odprla usta in omah-
Mia proti' stem. Stekla je mimo
MEGA in izginila brez besede.
Stopil je k svojim stvorom in
videl, da je polozila vsakemu ma
glavo vejico jasminovega cve-
ia. Kaj! To je idijotsko! Cd
konca nj videl drugega nego
kako smesno Sc poda cvetje gla-
vam njegovih zivali! Nato pa
ga je ganil ia ponesreceni pos
kus, izumiti nekaj ljubkega, ne
kaj, kar maj hi ga razveselilo;
zakaj zdaj Sc mu je zjasnilo, da
mu je okrasila delavnico "a roj-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-10

"Vcasih 81 zelimo se luno z
neba, pa Sc nam lie nezakotali
pred noge."
Glas je bill skoraj resen in
,fanta je minila nejevolja. Obza-
loval je Stormerja, ceprav nj We
del zakaj.
''Zdaj "a enkrat," je slisal
profesorja, "pojdiva in Sc pre-
obleciva "a vecerjo.'
Ko je prisel v salon, je sede-
la ma zofi v svoji mesecinasti
obleki Ana in je govorila - S
Silvijo. Drzal Sc je stran cd Mi j.;
sal 81 ga tako nobena ne more
zeleti. Toda cudno Sc mu je zde-
10, MENU, XII zenskah nj bog
vekaj razumgel, da more tako
veselo kramljati, ko je sele pred
pol ure rekla: cali je ia dekli-
ca?"
(Dalje prihodmjs6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-10
(NGdaljeVamie)

In vecer, tako YES drugacen,
nego 81 ga je ona zasanjala, sc
je zakljucil. Grascak Trusham
Sc je odpeljal v svoji visoki dvo.
kolnici svojo sloveco kobilo,
katere junaska dejanja so jo "a.
bavala med vecerjo. Dobila je
sveco, rekla lahko noe vsem ra-
zen Marku. Kaj maj stori, ka-
dar bo njegova roka v njeni
V tenn prijemu, v tenn krepkem
stisku, XII ga ne SINE nihce opa-
ziti, bo Z MIN sama. In nj We.
della, ali jo maj strastno stisne,
ali hladno izpusti; ali ga maj po.
zove ali maj .pocaka. A nj Sc
mogla premagati, morala mu jo
je mrzlicno stisniti. Hkrati mu
je zagledala ma lieu tisti zbega-
nj izraz; in zabolelo jo je srce,
Izpustila je roko, in da ne bj
morala gledati, kako Sc DO po-
slavljal cd deklice, Sc je obrni-
la in stopila v svojo sobo.
Kar oblecena sc je vrgla ma
posteljo, 81 della robec cez usta
in mu grizljala robove.
Petnajsto poglavje
Markov devetnajsti rojstni
dan je vstal v sivi megli, pocasi
je spustil svoj ovoj ma trate in
zasijal jasen in YES blescec. FAINT
Sc je zgodaj vzbudil. S svojega
okna nj mogel v trmem parku
videti nicesar nego rahle obrise
modrosivih balonastih hrastov,
XII so plavali eden mad drugim
med oblicastimi skalami. V ra-
mem jutru je cutil zmeraj mai
silnejso zeljo po modeliranju;
v ranem jutru in o mraku, ko
je bilo brez pomona, ker nj BIZ
10 svetlobe. To jutro je kar ko-
prnel, in zavest, da lie ne more
naprej, ga je potlacila. Njegove
risbe, njegovi model - vse je
tako sibko, tako okorno. &c bi
lie bill danes njegov enaindvajse-
ii rojstni dan, in bi incl svoj
denar in bi mogel storiti, kar
mu drago. Ma Angleskem ze ne
bi ostal. Odpotoval bi v Atene
ali Rim, ali cello v Pariz, in bi
delal, dokler ne bi res nekaj
znal. In o pocitnicah bi studiral
zivalt in ptice v divjih pokraji-
nah, kjer jih je Sc obilo in jih
mores opazovati ma njihovem
prirodnem toriscu. Preneumno,
da moraS ostati v taken kraju,
kakrsen je Oxford; toda OBJ mi
sli, kaj mu pomeni Oxford, je
njegova blodeca fantazija vzpla-
hutala kakor ptica, XII jo je jas
treb omamil S pogledom, "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-10

Lathe operatorji. in. automatic
Sunstrand Stub. Mora sam vzpo-
staviti 81 delo. Plaza cd ure in
bonus. Knutsen Machine Products.
l5O20 Miles Ave., SIX 6462.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-10

Splosno tovarnisko delo. Ma razpo-
lago imamo sluzbe v nasi novi
moderni toVarni. Red Rock
Bottling Co.. 1861 E. SIS St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-10

stni dan. ze minute zatem sc je
zgrozil mad samim seboj. Ubo-
ga mala Silvia! Kaksna surovi-
ma je on! Nabrala je yes ia jas
min, iztezala sc je z okna, lah-
ko bi Sc bila prevesila in pala;
navzezgodaj je vstala, prisla do
Ii v nocni halji samo da bi mu
naredila veselje! Grozno - kaj
je storil on! Zdaj, ko je bilo
prepozno, je videl le prejasno
njen preplaseni bell obraz, tre-
petajoce ustnice, in kako sc je
zdrznila proti stem. Kako kras-
ma je bila v svoji nocni halji, z
razpletenimi lasmi in tako pre-
plasena! Zdaj bi storil vse mo-
goce, da bi Sc sprawl Z njo, ko
je bill Z MO tako skrajno surov!
custvo, XII ga nj nikdar cisto
ostavilo: da mora patti nanjo
- brez dvoma Sc liza casa, ko
jo je branil pred biki, XII jih nj
bilo; in custvo, da je bila ona
proti MENU vedno tako mila in
ljubezniva; in craven Sc neko
drugo custvo - vse to je pri-
kipelo zdaj do ostrega viska.
Mora in mora sc spraviti Z MO!
Zletel je nazaj v hiso in tihota-
pill po stopnicah. Pred memo So
DO je napenjal usesa, a nj nj
cesar slisal; nato je narahlo po-
trkal enim n o h to m, polozil
usta ma luknjo cd kljuca in "a
sepetal: "Silvija!" In spet in
spet je sepetal memo ime. Po-
skusil je cello kljuko, da bi od-
prl vrata vsaj "a palec, a bila
so zataknjena. Enkrat Sc mu je
slisalo kakor ihtenje, in bill je
Sc bolj nesrecen. Nazadnje je
odnehal; ne mara priti, ne da
Sc tolaziti. Zasluzil je to, zave-
da Sc, in vendar je tako hudo.
In vendar je tako. In strahovi-
to potrt je Sci v svojo soho, wei
kos papirja in poskusal pisati:
"Predraga Silvia,
strasno 81 bila ljubezniva, da
81 posadila svoje zvezde ma mo-
je zivali. Kaj milejsega sploh
ne bi bila mogla storiti. JAZZ sem
biz grozno surov, pa sal yes, &c
bi bill le slutil, kaj delas, bi bill
tako vessel. Daj, odpusti mi; sal
vem, da zasluzim kazen - pa
lei, danes je moi rojstni dan.
Tvoj yes zalostni
Mark"
List je vel S seboj, ga potts.
nil pod vrati memo soho, po-
trkal, da hi jo opozoril mani, in
Sc ukradel stran. To mu lie du-
SO malo olajsalo in Sci je zopet
doll.
v rastlinjaku je sedel ma stol
in je skesan opazoval te oven
Gene zivali. Ena kavka, ena ov-
ca, en- puran, diva goloba, en- po-
nj in razni fragment. Jasmino-
We vejice Jim je pritrdila vrh
glave tenko krpico vlazne ilo-
vice, in je bila ocividno presene-
cena, ko je devala vejico v
kljun enemu golobov, zakaj vi
sela je cd kljuna ma svaljku IL
ilovice. Odlocil jo je in 81 jo
vtaknil gumbnico. Uboga ma
la Silvia! Njej gre vse tako
strasno do srca. Yes dan bo z
MO kar sc da ljubezniv. In ziba-
je sc ma stolcu je nepremicno
strmel v steno, kamor sc je opo-
tekla; crta njenega mehkega
obradka in vratu je bio neka-
ko edino, kar mu je ostalo v
spominu. Cudno, kako vidi sa-
mo to in mic drugega - samo
prebeli, prenezni vrat - kako
ga je zganila, nekaj pogoltnila.
In on je vsega kriv! Cas- do zaj-
trka sc je vlekel v neskoncnost.
Ko sc je blizala ura, sc je po-
tikal po vezi v nadi, da pride
ona prva doll. Nazadnje je sli-
Sal korake in je cakal v prazni
obednici "a vrati, da Sc ne bi
Ohrni1a In hi co % ploHa1o pro-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-10
MESARJI

IZURJEN BORING MILL
OPERATOR,
strojniki, varilci in assembly-men:
plaza cd ure. Poklicite ali Sc zgla-
site osebno pri
THE LEADER TRACTOR CO.
7 mill vzhodno cd Chagrin Falls
ma Route 422 do Brown Rd., Sc
Verno emo milo.
TEL: Bainbridge go
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-10

ZIDARJI - dolgotrajno delo; ma
vadna opeka z glaziranim ozad-
jem.- Geo. "A. Rutheford. ll35
Ivanhoe Road.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-10
PosIuga

.....%. PAPIRARJI #
izurjeni; imamo tudi popolno "a
logo 1047 vzorcev stenskega pa
pirja; barva "a hiso po $3.49 gal.
In vee; lanolejsko ollie in druRe
potrebstine "a spomladansko deko-
riranje.
ANDY'S PAINT & WALLPAPER
STORE
4 349l w. 2Sth ST.. Sa 37e7
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-10
Zen1ljiSSGa

NAPRODAJ JE ? AKROV
zemlje; krasna okolica; najvisja
totka Lake okraju; fina zemlia,
tlakovana costa. Sedaj je Gas, da
kupite in 81 napravite nacrte "a
letos. Nahaja Sc ma River Rd.,
Route No. BOT, Perry, O., vzhodno
cd Ridge Roof White House ma
hribcku vzhodno cd Turney Rd.
Ko 81 prostor ogledate, poklicite
KE 0034.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-10
Della "a moSke

Avtni mehanik. izurjen; dobre de-
lovne razmere. Visoka plaza cd
ure. Hankel Service. 1921 Wade
Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
Arlington Voters Ask
II Precincts for Area

A resolution favoring IT voting
precincts for Arlington, instead of
the Is recommended by the Redis-
tricting Commission, was adopted
last night by the newly-formed
Arlington Independent Voters Asso-
citation.
The group, formed from a tenn
porary Voters Council, headed by
Harley M. Williams, also went on
record in support Of popular election
of the School Board and voted to
nominate Lester r. Conley, Arlington
attorney, for the vacancy occurring
this month on the County Electoral
Board. The meeting was held in the
Buckingham Community Room.
Mr.. Williams, who was campaign
manager for Daniel A. Dugan in his
successful run for the County Board
last November, was continued as
chairman of the voters organization.
The group agreed, however, to
nominate a full slate of officers in
the near future.
A report on progress in fulfilling
his campaign pledges was made by
Mr.. Dugan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
Test Drilling Asked
In Gasoline Seepage

After extensive tests in Airing
tons gasoline soaked area, the
United States Geological Survey has
recommended drilling of test holes
in an effort to determine the source
of the underground seepage, County
Manager Frank c. Hanrahan said
today.
The drilling already has been
agreed upon by investigators and
will be done by Army engineers, Mr..
Hanrahan said. Geological Survey
tests removed from suspicion all
but two of the indicated possible
sources =" report to Mr.. Han
rahan stated.
Pressure tests on IA storage tanks
in the area eliminated all but one
as possible sources of the seepage.
The one leaky tank has not been
used for gasoline for sometime. Bu-
reau of Standards tests failed to
determine the source.
Only about IS gallons of gasoline
was pumped from we'll in the 500
block North Pollard street yester-
day, workmen reported. The well
had yielded as much as 500 gallons
daily since the pumping began sew
eral weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
Arlington TO Pay Tuition
OF It's CoIored Pupils Here

The Arlington School Board will
pay tuition costs of colored junior
and senior high school students who
attend classes in the District because
of lack of facilities in that county.
The ruling was made yesterday
when the board voted to pay tuition
costs for six colored students at
tending the Francis Junior High
School, Twenty-fourth and N streets
NV.
Children of persons employed by
the Federal or District governments
are exempted from District tuition
fees, is was explained, but the six
affected by yesterdays action are
not in this category.
Leon Ransom, counsel for the
National Association for Advance
ment of Colored People, requested
the board to take the action because,
he explained, the only colored school
in the county, Hoffman-Boston does
not offer adequate vocational facil-
tiles. School Board officials ex-
planned this was because the enroll
ment there is only la.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
Mrs. Arthur {. Stack Gets
Silver Sprinq Library Post

Mrs. Arthur E. Stack, 7911 Chicago
avenue, Silver Spring, has been ap-
pointed a member of the Board Of
Trustees of the Silver Spring Public
Library to fill vacancy caused by
the resignation of Robert c. Watson,
it was announced today by Mrs. c.
w. Mitchell, chairman.
Mrs. Stack attended McGill Uni
versity at Montreal, where she spe-
cialized in kindergarten work, and
later taught in Montreal schools.
She is active in Parent-Teacher
Association work and is a member
of the Silver Spring Women's Club.
Mr.. Watson, who has been men,
Der of the board since 1886. resigned
because it is necessary that he be
absent from Silver Spring for pro-
longed periods.
Mrs. Mitchell also announced ap-
pointment of a Budget Committee
composed of Charles Schoftstall,
chairman, and Mrs. William Dahl
and Hugh Buckingham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
Editor Attacks Russia
And Lewis at Forum

The faith of the world lies in
America and particularly in the
hands of its little" people, Barclay
Acheson, international editor of
Readers Digest, declared last night
in a lecture at the Silver Spring
Armory.
Mr.. +Acheson spoke at the first of
a series of Town Hall meetings spon-
sored by the Silver Spring Rotary
Club for the benefit of its student
loan fund. He sketched a glowing
future for the world, but said that
Russia and John L. Lewis are threats
to democracy.
THE great issue before the world, -
he asserted, "is, are we going to have
individual rights or Russianism?"
There is no doubt" he continued,
that Russia wants and expects to
dominate the world"
He predicted "regionalism" will
tear down the U. S. S. r. and warned
that the people of this country
should not become impatient but be
satisfied with small advances.
Andre visson of Washington, lee
turer and rowing editor of the
Readers Digest, was chairman. DR.
Norman c. Shoemaker, chairman OF
the student loan fund, opened the
lecture, which was attended by
about 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
I'd District Is Expected
To Put Up Candidates

RICHMOND, Feb Is tP.-Signs
that the I'd Congressional district
and particularly the Norfolk Ports
mouth area-may come up with a
candidate or two for the Federal
bench to succeed district Judge
Robert N. Pollard appeared today.
From Washington, meanwhile,
Virginia's two Senators had no word
as to their possible recommended
lions.
Judge Sterling Hutchinson, the
other Eastern District judiciary in
cumbent, might choose, as senior
Judge after Judge Pollard steps
down, to preside in the Richmond
Alexandria division. Judge Hutche-
son has been holding court in the
Norfolk Newport News division.
A move was reported developing
in Portsmouth to endorse Judge
Lawrence w. I. 'Anson, of Ports
mouth Hastings Court.
There was also word from Nor
folk political source that Norfolk
candidate probably will materialize
if the Judge Hutchinson seems prob
able.
Among others mentioned for the
post were: John j. Wicker, jr.,
Richmond attorney, in whose behalf
petitions of endorsement were being
circulated; Harry H. Holt, jr., of
Hampton, United States District
Attorney, and Albert v. Bryan, of
Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
County Farm Bureau
Joins Opposition 10
Sandy Point Airport
BY tho Assoeiofed Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 13.-The
Anne Arundel County Farm Bureau
has joined forces with the Anti
airport Association of the county by
stating the proposed Naval Academy
Airport at Sandy Point would ruin a
valuable agricultural section and
create another farm labor shortage
The airport would be detrimental
to the county and work an undue
hardship on farmers through Great
ing another labor shortage" o. F.
Grimes of Davidsonville, county
farm bureau president. said in a
statement to the antiairport associ-
alton. .. 4.
He said the farmers haven't yet
recovered from the labor shortage
caused by wartime Government in
stallations.
The airport is not in accord with
proposed pruning of the Federal
budget, the statement said and
added, Bases near Cedar Point will
amply care for the Nays indoc-
trination program"
Maryland's delegation in Congress
and the Maryland Farm Bureau will
be asked to help defeat the pro-
posed airport, Mr.. Grimes said.
County residents who oppose the
airport named DR.. Amos F. Hutch
ems of Arnold, honorary chairman
of the Antiairport Association, yes
terdsy. DR.. Donald r. Hooker Of
Annapolis was made chairman, ane
Mrs. D. Ellwood Williams of Win.
chester secretary treasurer. -.
Four vice presidents will serve
They are Arthur Jones, of Jones
Station, Robert I. Welsh of Millers.
vile, Mrs. Evelyn Kearsey Of Lin.
thicum Heights and Morris Radoff Of
st. Michaels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
Alexandra Bar Urges
Bryan as Successor
To Judge Pollard

The Alexandria Bar Association
today Endorsed Commemorative At
torney Albert v. Bryan for ap-
pointment as Federal judge for the
Eastern District of Virginia, to sue
coed Judge Robert N. Pollard, who
earlier this week announced plans
to retire
The action was taken at special
meeting of the Bar Association in
the Alexandria Corporation Court.
The resolution indorsing Mr.. Bryan
listed the following reasons for this
appointment:
mfr. Bryan's high legal attain
ments and experience, his sincere de-
votion to his professional and civic
obligations, his zeal for honor anc
business, the friendliness and es-
TEEN of the courts and bars
throughout the State for him per-
sonally and their regard and re-
spect for his ability and resource
fulness, and the public confidence
in his fairness, fidelity and integ-
rity."
The resolution. introduced by
State Senator Andrew w. Clarke,
stated also that geographic con-
siderations also command the APP
pointment of Mr.. Bryan to this
high office" It pointed out that
mo member of the Northern Vir-
GINA bar within generations has
been. nominated for the Federal
bench"
Copies of the resolution together
with highlights of Mr.. Bryan's pri-
vate and professional career will be
sent President Truman, Senators
Byrd and Robertson, Democrats, of
Virginia, and Attorney General
Clarke.
Bar Association President James
N. Colasanto announced appoint
ment of a three-man committee to
work in behalf of Mr.. Bryan's can
didacy. Those named to serve on
the committee are Gardiner L.
Boothe, chairman; Maurice Rosen-
berg, and Judge Robinson Moncure.
At the same time. the association
voted to send a letter to Judge
Pollard thanking him for his
courtesy to members Of the bar dur
ing his tenure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13

the Governor has opposed any in
crease in the State real estate tax.
There also has been opposition to
an increase in the State income tax.
Mr.. Lane said he would submit his
"greenbag" list of appointments to
State boards, commissions and other
agencies to- the Senate for conflr-
nation February 20.
Other Posts to Be Filled.
Among the nominations will be a
State police superintendent, director
of parole and probation, member
of the Department of Tidewater
Fisheries, member of the Univer-
sity of Maryland Board of Regents,
two members of the Board of Health.
Board of Mental Hygiene, and three
members of the Baltimore City
Board of Licensing Commissioners.
The list includes membership on
several other important boards and
commissions. Others to be named are
justices of the peace, supervisors of
elections, and various other county
or local appointees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-02-13
MARYLAND Assembly Routine

providing for referendum in three dis
tricts subject to incorporation. Delega-
H. B. 1853 ,tBy MONTGOMERY and Prince
Georges County delesations)-To authorize
the Washington Suburban Sanitary Com
for Completion Of the Montgomery County
incinerator and for trash and garbage col
H. B. 354 tBy MONTGOMERY and Prince
storm drainage districts in the Washington
Sa f. B. s5s eBy Montsomery and Prince
Georges County delega tions)-To authorize
bond issue for the Washington Suburban
or redeemabie within i've years Of the date
of Tefgnd1nag Deleg ga.s and prince
the washington Suburban Sanitary district
to establish a merit system Tor certain
employs r. + s5 sg p2nce Georges County
delega tion)-To authorize the Washington
Suburban Sanitary district to direct con,
m urSan Of eas' nee oeoses
T. 3. 55s 1sy Prince GEORGES County
Suburban Sanitary district TO deal with
in the Anacostia River Valley; prince
IL B. 35s tBy Montgomery and Prince
COUNT ssn
tary district before erection Of structures
affecting drainage OF water now ana 10
require endorsements of structures If In
ADEQUATE for storm drainage. tDelega-
H. B. $50 tBy Prince Georges County
delega Observation-Disclosures a bond issue up
to S2.0OO,OOO by the Washington Suburban
Sanitary district to increase its water
supply Prince Georses and Montgomery
r. B. SSi tBy Reeves,-To authorize
flve-day week for employees Of MONTGOMERY
H. B. 362 tBy Prince Georges County
Deiegation)-To authorize bond issue up
20 ST 100000 by the Washington Subur-
surface drainage systems. prince Georges
and Montgomery County delegations)
Bills Passed.
H. B.. 30 tBy the .Speaker)-To set the
open fishing season for rock and sun nsh:
to clarity. the multiple OF gang hook
suckers or perch: provide penalties for use
Of gigs: to prohibit fishing with nets in
nontidal waters by nonresidents.
nms &c ' asps f 81 sfeeoo soT require non
Il. B. So tBy the speaker)-To exempt
from inheritance taxes levies on execu..
e com estates A q certain deceased
members Of the armed forces;
H. B. 232 fBy Melnicoye)-To provide
that when MARYLAND Day,March 25-fah Us
a Rp01 b a aS5 asy calvert County pelesa-
tion)-To increase the pay of the Calvert
County commissioners clerk from Sl'2oo
20 Il. B S7 sH tBs MONTGOMERY County Dele.
gation,-To lesalize the 1947 edition Of
~ pn epd FACE
House adjournment ct 300 pm. until
Q pm. today.