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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06
BENDRAS
IkIGRACIJOS
KOMITETAS?

Naujienos Sausio % d. pir-
name puslapyje paskelbe kad
S. m. Sausio 21 d. Washington,
D. c., ivykus konferencija nu-
tare sudaryti bendra Lietuviu
lmigracijos komiteta. sioje
konferencijoje dalyvave ALT
| Vykdomojo Komiteto nar,iai
IL. simutis, P. Grigaitis, M.
Valdyla), Deveniene, Buivydie-
ne, kaip IRRC atstove nuo Lie
tuviu grupes; taip pat pamine-
ia kad dalyvavo Lietuvos mi
nlsteris p. zadeikis ir Adv. K.
Jurgela.
Butu labai idomu zinoti kas
ta konferencija sauke, ka at
stovavo Deveniene? Jeigu nuo
IRRC Qiberalu) Lietuviu CRU
pes buvo kviesta atstove, kodel
nebuvo kviesti atstovai is Sc
kanciQ organizaciju: National
Catholic Resettlement, Church
World Service (protestonu), q,
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
(tautininku) ir Kataliku Fede-
racijos Tremtiniu- Komiteto?
Jeigu organizuojamas bend
ras LietuviQ Imigracijos Komi-
tetas, svarbu kad visos vel
kiancios imigracijos reikalais
organizacijos butu pakviestos
sudaryti ta bendra kuna.
Labai idomu zinoti kas buvo
toje konferencijoje nutarta?
Draugas Sausio % d. klai-
dingai skelbia kad imigracijos
biuras esas jau isteigtas SUI
centru New YOrke. Tame pa
ciame numeryje dar rasoma:
'Susirinkime be BALI ekze-
kutyvio komiteto O.. Simucio,
P. Grigaicio ir M. Vaidylos)
dalyvavo ir Lietuvos ministe-
ris. :"
Nuo kada BALI ekzekutyvi
komiteta sudaro L. Simutis, P.
Grigaitis ir M. Vaidyla?
Uzklausta. BALI vadovybe
ir administracija atsake kad
apie tai nieko nezinanti.
Gabrielius BartaSiunas.
NuO Redakcijos: Sis rasi-
nys atkreipia visu demesi j is
kraipyma padeties bendro Lie
tuviu Imigracijos komiteto rel
kale.
Kick NUNS zinoma, BALF'o'
seimo proga, pereita Lapkricio
menesi, New Yorke, Tevynes
redakcijoje, ivyko bendras vi
su sroviu pasitarimas ir tame
pasitarime, kuri vadovavo Kun.
J. Balkunas, buvo padeta pa
grindas tokiam bendram Lietu-
viu Imigracijos komitetui. Tas
susirinkimas isrinko ir komisi-
ja projektui pagaminti. ir toje
komisijoje ALT. ekzekutyvis
komitetas nefiguravo; tas ben
dras Imigracijos komitetas bu-
vo proponuojamas butt BALI
globoje.
Kan tokis dalyku sumaisy-
mas pasidare reikalingas? Ko-
del Kun. Balkuno vadovaujama
komisija pastumta j sall?
Kodel toki bendrO darbo ar
dyma nesulaike p. Lietuvos Mi
nistras, kuris apie reikala Zinc,
mes pats dalyvavo BALF'o Sci
me ir jam buvo zinoma bend
ras Lietuviq Imigracijos komi-
)teto kurimas
| NAUJUOSE automobiliuose
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06

vadintas, kurioms duodamos
aukos eina komunistu partijos
darbams. Tas lyginasi Fede-
ralio departments pagelbejimu
toms organizacijoms isversti
sios sales valdzia, sake Ball.
sio iskelimo pasekmeje, Va
sario 4 is Washingtono prane-
Sa kad zinomoms komunistu
organizations paliuosav m a i
nuo taksu atsaukiami.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06

SUOMIJOJE 80 suimtu Pa
BALTIC tautu pabegeliu atiduo-
ia sovietams j nagus. Jie is
vezti kaliniu vagone j Lenin-
grada. Nekurie nelaimingi be-
laisviai dejo pastangas pabeg-
ii, bet nepavyko.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06
PlRMAPRADES NUODEMES

. Vokietijos negales butt igyven
dintas. "Tokiu reparaciju aki
vaizdoje as jau dabar matal
Vokietija bado smeklos nasruo
Sc. -" taip trumpai ivertint
Churchillis Vokietijos ateiti
"Ir jei nori kad arklys gera
temptu vezima, privalai j ge
raj ir serti", tokiu palyginim,
ispejo Churchillis nuo perdide
liu Vokietijos reparaciju.
Bet Maisky jam atsake
"Vis delto nereikia arklio sert
tick kad jis spardytqsi. -"
Rooseveltas taip pat suabe.
jojo ar tokios dideles reparaci.
jos gales patarnauti laimingai
taikai, mes po pirmojo karc
Amerika turejo skolinti dide-
les sumas Vokietijai. Kad Vo-
kietija moketu savo reparaci-
jas darbininkais, Rooseveltas
pasisake prizes toki reparaciju
buda, pareiksdamas: 'Mums
nereikia nei Vokietijos darbi-
ninku, nei jos masinu, nei jos
fabriku".
Pagaliau Wis delto ir ROose-
veltas ir Churchillis sutiko kad
''reparaciju komisija smulkiau
isdirbtu plana del Vokietijos
reparaciniu atlyginimu, PAIN
DANA pagrindan sovietu pada-
rytus pasiulymus, pagal ku-
riuos reparaciju suma turf
siekti 20 bilijonQ doleriu ir
500 tos sumos turf atitekti
Sovietu Rusijai".
Siadien reparaciju klausimas
yra pasidares vienas is rim
ciausiu Sovietu Sajungos-Ame-
rikos nesusitarimo priezasciQ.
Jis buvo iskeltas dar karta
paskutineje Keturiu Didziuju
konferencijoje Londone, ir ties
tue klausimu isiro laikinai vi
sos pastangos taikos sutarciai
SUI Vokietija pasirasyti.
ANTRAS reikalas kuri jail
tos konferencija turejo isspres-
ii, buvo Lenkijos sienu klausi-
mas. Stalinas isakmiai reikala-
vo kad Sovietu Sajungos sienos
eitu pagal 1919 metals nustaty-
ia taip vadinama "Curzon lini-
ja", prijungiant prie Rusijos
trecdali Lenku teritorijos. Nei
Churchillis, nei Rooseveltas 81
tam Stalino reikalavimui nesi-
priesino. Bet kai Stalinas parei-
kalavo kad Lenkijos sienos Va
karuose eitu Xxi Neisse upes,
tada Churchillis suabejojo ar
toks sprendimas gall butt pro-
tingas. car tik nebutu didele
kvailybe peneti Lenkijos zasl
tokiu gausiu Vokietijos maistu
as bijausi kad il jo nesuvirs-
kins. Juk tue atveju reike-
tn apie 9 milijonus Vokieciu is
kelti. -"
] siuos Churchillio teigimus
Stalinas atsake kad nereikes
9 milijonu iskelti, mes beveik
visi Vokieciai yra isbege is ten
kur sovietu kariuomene lzygia-
vO.
Toliau buvo ilgai kalbama
apie naujos Lenkijos vyriausy-
bes sudaryma. Stalinas auksti-
no Lublino komiteto autoriteta
ir irodinejo kad jis turf pilna
krasto pasitikejima. Bet Chur-
chillis nenusileido irodinejimals
kad reikia Lenkijai duoti pill
mai demokratini rezima. Roose-
veltas vaidino Shame klausime
tik tarpininko role. Pagaliau
Trys Didieji susitare: rytines
Lenku sienos eina pagal Cur
zon linija' SUI 5-8 kilometru pa
taisomis Lenkijos naudai; va
karines Lenkijos sienos bus ga
lutinai nustatytos tik Taikos
konferencijoje; laikinoji Len
kijos vyriausybe turf butt per-
tvarkyta platesniais demokra--
tiniais pagrindais, itraukiant
ia uzsienyje gyvenanciu LenkQ
atstovus.
Kuo baigesi tas Jaltos susi-
tarimas del Lenkijos visi zino-
me: Sovietu Sajunga sutvarke
Lenkija taip kaip jai atrode
naudingiau, nekreipdama de-
mesio joki susitarima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06

PRIZES IRIS METUS, Vasa
rio 4 diena, 1916 metals. Jalto
Je, Livadijos pilyje, kur kadai
Sc Rusijos caro- Selma sustoda.
vo vasarojimui, susirink
"Trys Didieji" - Rooseveltas
Churchillis ir Stalinas - pas.
kutinei ir labai reiksmingai ka.
ro konferencijai. Tos konferen.
ciJos nutarimai buvo kartoja.
mi, aiskinami ir gincijami be.
veik visuose "Didziuju' polka
riniuose susitikimuose, jieskant
tlkrosios tQ susitarimu pras-
mes ir Wis norint JUGS isaiskin-
tt Savo naudai.
llgai niekas negalejo pasaky-
tt, kas toje garsioje Jaltos kon-
ferencijoje buvo nutarta. Vie
ma tik buvo aiSku kad visa Eu-
ropos taikos politika, kuri dide-
llais vingiais raitosi Xxi sios
dlenos, nesurasdama sau lai-
mlngo gallo, buvo bendrais
bruozais nustatyta Jaltoje. Tai
gi, j yra viena is tu konferen-
ciJu kuri dave pradzia dabarti-
nei nesantaikai ir ypatingai vi
sokiems nesusipratimams tarp
SovietQ Sajungos ir U.S.A.
Xxi siQ dienu, nei vienas to-
je konferencijoje dalyvaves as
muo nebuvo paskelbes tikru Ii
niu kokiais klausimais ten bu-
vo kalbetasi ir kaip del ju su-
sitarta. Ir tik neseniai James
F. Byrnes, buves uzsieniu rel
kalu ministras ir Prezidento
Roosevelto patarejas Jaltoje,
savo knygoje "SPEAKING
FRANKLY" smulkiai ispasa-
kojo viska kas ten buvo kalba-
ma. Mes tikime kad ne visi Dir
vos skaitytojai yra tureje pro-
gos susipazinti su Byrnes kny-
ga ir todel laikome naudinga
cia atpasakoti tas vietas kur
Byrnes kalba apie Triju Di-
dziuju susitikima Jaltoje prizes
iris metus.
Byrnes atvirai pasako kad
Rooseveltas keliavo Jaltos
konferencija nepakankamai pa
siruoses. .Vos desimt dienu pra-
ejus po prezidentiniu rinkimQ,
Rooseveltas ne tik buvo nuvar-
ges nuo kelioniQ, bet ir jaute-
81 gerokai pasilpnejes. Liguis-
tn veidu, ikritusiom akin, be
upo, be energijos ir be valios
atplauke Americas prezidentas
j Malta kreiseriu Quincy. Kol
lektuvu pasieke Jalta, Roose-
velto kuniskas ir dvasinis nuo-
vargis dar ryskiau atsispinde-
jo jo veide. Harry Hopkins,
vienas is patarejq, taip gi stip-
rial negalavo visa konferenci-
jos meta.
Pirmasis konferencijos tiks-
las buvo: susitarti del tarptau-
tines taikos organizacijos. Bet
karo eiga iskele nauju klausi-
mu, is anksto jiems nepasiruo-
sus. Sajungininku kariuomenes
greitas zygiavimas Vokieti-
jos giluma ir sovietu armijos
skubus artejimas prie Berlyno
pastate konferencija prizes nau-
jus uzdavinius. Pats Preziden-
tas Rooseveltas, atidarydamas
konferencija pareiske kad ate
jo laikas pasisakyti, "ka mes
darysime is Vokietijos".
Stalinas tuoj pat pasisake
kad jis norris aptarti Vokieti-
jos kapituliacijos salygas ir IS
spresti reparacijq klauslma.
Komisaras Maisky isdeste So
vietu plana del reparacijq, pa
reikalaudamas Stalino vardu
kad Vokietija sumoketu Sovle-
tu Sajungai 10 bilijonu dolerlu,
kita desimt kitoms valsty-
bems.
Churchillis pasipriesino So
vietu planui, pareiksdamas kad
pirmojo karo patyrimas rodo
Jog tokiu sunny reikalavimas is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06

SIAMO valstybe Azijoje pra-
dejo pirkti daugiau laivu isve-
zimui savo ryziu derliaus j XII
tas Sails.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06

NAUJUOSE automobiliuose
gumas siadien yartojamas apie
65 vietose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06

Prancuzijoje, Nice mieste, pa
vasarinio karnalavo metu, ga
minama viena is milziniskV
galvu kuri bus nesama karna-
valo eisenoje gatvemis. Ten
DO karo metiniai karnavalai vel
atnaujinti.
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-26
BENEFIT BASKETBALL GAMES TONIGHT

Tonight the Benefit Basketball games will be held in the school gymnasium. The first game is scheduled for 700 pm. between the 7th and 9th grades.
 Line-upS follow:
 9th Grade Mustange: Lawrence Okpealuk, f; John Willitt, f; Da- vid Bowen, c; Isaac Larsen, g.; John Bell, g.
 7th Grade Grizzlies: Frank Shel- don, f; Alfred Sahlin f; Louis Kost, c; Gilbert Ozenna, g; Vernon Ol- son, g.
 The second and main game will be played at 500 pm. between the closely matched teams of the High School and the U. s. Mercantile.
 Line-ups follow:
 Harold Bell, f; Eddie O'Connor, f; George Bourbon, c; Aarout Cas- tel, g; Gary Longley, g. Reresves Clarence Willoya, Vincent Ohko- lik and Dean Bronson.
 U. s. Mere: Hank Ulrich, f.; Frank O'Farrell, f; Don McDon- aid, c; Bob Oliver, g; Bob En-
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-26
MAJOR GENERAL SCOTT VISITS NOME AIR BASE

Major General Stanley L. Scott, commanding general of U. s. Army in Alaska made his first of- ficial visit to.'the Nome Air base this week.
 General Scott has never been stationed in Alaska before and re- gently assumed command. He has had service in Persia and was ac- tive in the original survey for the original boundaries of Camp Lewis.
 As one of the army's outstand- ing engineers, General Scott made the following statement when as- suming command.
 The effect that the army has had and will have on the general development of Alaska is of ma jor importance to me-" he said. "The army and the interior de- partment are in constant consulta- ton to work out the projects which will benefit Alaska from both military and a civil point of view. The progress of Alaska, its continuing economic develop ment, calls for sustained effort"
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-26
WHAT IS "A DUTCH SALE?

To answer several inquiries as to what Dutch Sale is the man. ager of the Nome Hardware when interviewed, explained that a group of merchandise has been specially priced for the sale and if not sold at that price will be con- tinued to be cut in price every day until sold. It's a good chance to get a bargain if somebody else doesn't beat you to it.
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-26
The funeral of Gene E

The funeral of Gene Herman Exukaneuw. infant son of MT. and Mrs. Nick Ezukaneuw who passed away last Wednesday will be buried from the Lavinia Wallace Young Mission Saturday afternoon at two o'clock with Rev. McGrew officiating.
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-26
HOSPITAL FUND GROWING

The fund for the temporary hos pital has now grown to nearly $3,500.00, an amount approximat- ing the estimated cost of rehabili- tation of the building.
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-26

US. Commissioners Court
 In Commissioners Court this morning Jacob Smith and Frank Ashonuk were given 30-day sus- pended sentences for giving liquor to a minor. Homer Russell was given a like sentence for giving liquor to an habitual drunkard.
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-26

Major General Atkinson, com manding officer of the Alaska Air Command has just completed a weeks training with the survival school of the A. I. D. on Boring Sea.
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-26
The name of Ellen Waldhelm

The name of Ellen Waldhelm was inadvertently omitted in the review of the school play "Huck- leberry Finn" Ellen played the part of Clara Woppinger, an elder ly spinster, to the delight of the audience who enjoyed the comedy role, especially the clever personal touch she gave with her ever-slip- ping hair-do. She is we'll worthy of recognition as a good little act ress.
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-26

mons, g. Reserves: Virg Warneke, Bill Kastenbader and Tony Ro- marc.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Funds Sought 10 Raist
Welfare Benefits in
Montgomery County

Additional welfare funds will be
sought in Montgomery County to
cover high costs of living and allow
ances for insurance premiums and
essential household requirements,
the County Welfare Board disclosed
yesterday.
If funds are made available, the
board said, monthly assistance will
be increased approximately S5.79 for
those receiving old age benefits,
S403 for dependent children, S603
for the needy blind, and $685. for a
family receiving general public as
SiStance.
At meeting last week. with the
Montgomery legislative delegation
and the Welfare Board, J. Milton
Patterson, director of the Maryland
Department of Public Welfare, said
that while expenditures for public
assistance and foster care remained
high, allotments still did not cover
living costs. This is true, Mr.. Pat
terson declared, despite Federal par
ticipation in the welfare program.
The director said that average
monthly grants during October
were: Old age assistance, $32.60: de-
pendent children, $2665; blind bene-
fits, 5000, and families on general
public assistance, $3268. Payments
for children in foster homes aver
aged s4393.
Mr.. Patterson said the number Of
welfare assistance cases in Mont
gomery had declined S. per cent
against a State rate of 80 per cent.
Evening star., 1948-12-05

The situation in Maryland has
dwindled from 121 in 1912 down to
a low of 13 in 1943 and back up to
40 this year.
Virginia's production" as the ATU
terms it's seizures, was 878 in 1941
and 453 this year.
Very Little Violence.
Were getting more production"
Mr.. Mealey says, "but it takes
Jail sentence to really deter the
moonshiner." He expressed high
satisfaction with the cooperation
not only of the courts, but of local
law enforcement agencies as well.
There is always the fellow who
will set up a plant and a system OF
watchers and thinks he won't be
caught. They don't care about the
loss of the still. All they worry
about is getting caught and that
jail sentence.
Another cartoon -popularized con-
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Arlington Fire Company
Re-eIects Hyme Her

Hyme Sher, 2S15 Twelfth street
South Arlington, was reelected
president of the Arlington County
Volunteer Fire Co. No. for a thirc
term at the company's annual meet
ing Wednesday in the fire house
1041 South Edgewood street. He
was also elected chairman of the
board of directors.
Others reelected included: John
Eddington. fire chief and vice presi-
dent: Elmer J. Blackmer, jr., secre.
tary-treasurer and board secretary;
Hal Miller, assistant secretary-treas.
urer; Able Sher, fire marshal; Cor
don Malkie, deputy fire chief; John
Beatty, fire captain; Pete Thomp-
son, fire sergeant, and William M
Clark. elective board member. Mr.
Malkie was also elected first aio
captain and elective board member
Also elected were: Phil Julian, fire
lieutenant, and James w. Mangan
alternate county association dele
gate.
A fire training school for the
company will be held each Monday
evening during January and Febru-
ary under the direction of County
Fire Department Drillmaster Joseph
Clements,
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Woodside Citizens
Oppose Rezoning

Unanimous opposition to proposed
rezoning of property on the north
east corner of Cameron street and
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring, from
apartment to commercial use, was
voiced this week by the Woodside
Park Civic Association.
A hearing on the rezoning apph-
cation will be held at pm. Decem-
ber ID in the Liquor Control Board
Building in Silver Spring.
Samuel H. Horne, zoning chair
man, said that the proposed change
would be contrary to the master
coming plan for the area, contribute
to instability of property values and
create a traffic hazard.
Following discussion of proposed
zoning amendment which would
give the Board of Zoning Appeals
power to grant additional exceptions
in residential areas, Mr.. Horne was
directed to draft statement urging
tightening, rather than broadening
of present zoning restrictions.
The amendment, it was said,
would reduce the area limitations
for erection of private schools,
greenhouses, tea houses, hospitals,
kennels. stables. etc. Fear was ex-
pressed that relaxing of the rcst"ic-
tions would lower property values
in residential areas. I
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Moonsners Squeezed Out Another Shot, Reenooe Say

ception of the "reevnooer" who
meets a hail of rifle fire from the
moonshiner has been Debated.
I'VE have very little violence" a
spokesman said. I'VE never pull a
gun unless we have to in self-de-
fense. Our men don't carry weaps
ons openly and in most cases the
moonshiner knows we won't fire
Therefore we seldom expect to be
fired on. We occasionally find guns
at the scene of a raid, but they are
generally used to fire warning shots
to other operators in the area"
If there is any change in the
quality of moonshine liquor since
the war, ATU officials won't COM
ment on it.
"It's all made the same way
whether they use a copper still or
gasoline drum" one said.
Evening star., 1948-12-05

One raid in North Carolina saw
the airplane spot a fleeing still at
tendant who took refuge in a church,
The plane circled the church to be
certain the man didn't leave until
a directed team Of agents
could close in on him.
The ATU's 13-year figures show
9,52l stills seized in Virginia and
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Physically Handicapped
Plan Virqiniu Brunch

The American Federation of the
Physically Handicapped yesterday
ANNOUNCED formation of an Organ
izing Committee for Northern vir-
ginia.
James Roberts, chairman of the
committee. who is a paraplegic, has
offered his home at 1884 North
Quincy street, Arlington, as head
quarters for the group.
Information concerning the COM
mittee may be obtained from Mr..
Roberts or Harris Taylor, Arlington
businessman who Is secretary of the
group. Mr.. Taylor operates a sta
|tionery and printing establishment
lat 3125 Wilson boulevard.
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Eastern shore and the mountainous
regions of West Virginia, Mr.
Mealey said.
War developed handie-talkie ra-
dios and the airplane, which the
ATU has used since 1888, have rel
egated the cartoon conception of
the ''revenooer" to the age of the
Stanley Steamer.
Plane-spotting is carried on dur
ing seasons when foliage will not
obstruct trained observers view Of
likely spots. Winter gives the
agents little trouble for another
reason. The mash won't ferment
in extremely cold weather.
Airplanes Direct Raiders.
Agents who years ago rode horse
back to a likely still-producing area
and then walked for miles now are
directed to the scene by a radio
equipped airplane. They drive to
the area and then walk, still keep
ing contact with the plane by radio.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Bethesda Rescue Squad
is Given Resuscitutor

A resuscitator has been presented
to the Bethesda Chevy Chase rescue
squad by the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Rotary Club.
The presentation was made by
Wesley l. Sauter, president of the
Rotary Club, and G. Wady Imirie,
club member. Chief Don Dunning-
ton and Assistant Chief M. P. Aus
tell received the resuscitator on be-
half of the squad.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Recreation Session Planned
For County Safety Patrols

Members of the Montgomery
County School safety patrols will
hold the first of a series of recrea-
tion programs at 7 pm. tomorrow
in the Chevy Chase Women's Club
Police Corpl. Charles Seek, who
is in charge of the safety patrol
work, said the program will include
a motion picture, refreshments and
prizes for winners of safety quiz
The first program is for patrol
members in the Bethesda, Chevy
Chase, Kensington, Cabin John and
Glen Echo areas.
A second program will be held at
7 pm. Tuesday in the Takoma Park
fire house for patrol members in
that area.
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Internal Revenue Department. s
Alcohol Tax Unit, show only three
stills seized in the District since
1941 and marked decreases in seiz-
ures in the two neighboring States
The moonshiner hasn't been q
problem in Washington since re-
peal, enforcement agents say, be-
cause the neighborhood liquor store
is too close and people have more
money to pay for the legal potions
Only One Seized This Year.
Peak year for enforcement since
1885 was in 1896 when 13 stills were
taken. None were found in 1912
1914 and 1945 produced only one
The last one, a hinky-dink contrap-
ton, was seized by Metropolitan
police last February 20.
Even nearby Maryland and Vir-
ginia give enforcement agents little
trouble. Majority of illegal manu-
facture Is found on Maryland's
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Clara Barton PTA to Get
'Typicoi' School Lunch

A typical" school luncheon will
be served parents at meeting OF
the Clara Barton School Parent
Teacher Association from 5 to Z
pm. Tuesday at the school on
Macarthur boulevard extended.
After the meal a panel discus
sion of the school lunch program
will be conducted by Miss Julia w
Watkins, county supervisor OF the
school lunch program; William B
Evans, principal, and Mrs. Hubert
Wo1tZ. a parent.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
PrineeGeorges League Asks
Increased School Funds

The Prince Georges County League
of Women Voters has advocated
a tripling of the State incentive
school fund and $10000.000 grant
in-aid program for school construc-
ton in the county.
The group announced yesterday it
felt that legislation to provide for
such action Immediately was "neces-
sary because of the exceptional edu-
cation needs due to the unprece-
dented growth in the county"
The league also asked that special
consideration be given the school
needs of three other counties, Mont
gomery, Anne Arundel and Balti-
more; a merit system for State and
county employees: an increased budg~
ct for the State medical-care pro-
gram, a child-labor bill and q IL
brary program.
The county league conearreo WIN
the State group in opposing re-
duction in the State income TAX
from 21s to 2 per cent at TINS time
"in view of the need for additional
funds for the schools"