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Evening star., 1948-11-25

reserves. 1T provides D great study
Iof human nature"
Robert r. Tibbetts,' president of
the association. announced that a
dance for the benefit of the Boys
Club and the projected Community
House will be held December at
All Saints Chapel, on Minnesota
avenue near Foote street NE.
The citizens voted TO designate a
committee to ask the House and
Senate District Committees to au-
thorize the completion of q school
project at Anacostia avenue and
Benning road NE.
The meeting, conducted by Mr..
Tibbetts. was held in the River Ter.
race Church, Clay street and Ana.
costa avenue NE.
Surinam's sixth motion picture
theater was opened recently.
Evening star., 1948-11-25

Surinam's sixth motion picture
theater was opened recently.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Tar ts included; $50 for installation
and one years. serutce.

Yes, it matches the exquisite
design Of the rodio- -phono-
graph console pictured above.
And you can buy either one
at any time you desire. Enjoy
cIeor, steady, perfectly focused
pictures on q large 52-squore-
inch Theatre" screen. It's
down-tiIted to nnoke it eosier
on your eyes. Costing even less
than many tobIe model televi-
sion sets, Admirol,s triumph in
television gives you outomotie
image lock-in with nirror-like
cIority and stotie-free FM
Evening star., 1948-09-12

all
n
Admiral
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-04-21
SPRING CONCERT
I. Corinthians 1923

Zion Junior Band and Con-
ductor Dave McElroy would
like to take this opportunity to
thank one and all who have
contributed to their success
this past year. With your help
we have been able to pay off
our uniforms and get in the
black once more.
CONTINUED on Page ~
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-04-21
GROVER LEEcH IS Reelected
President OF zion INDUSTRIES
ZION INDUSTRIES, INC. HELD ITS
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS AND DIRECTORS MEETINC

ZION INDUSTRIES, INC HELD ITS
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS AND DIRECTORS MEETING.
The Stockholders meeting of the Zion Industries Inc
held Tuesday, April 18TH and followed later
meeting At the latter meeting Mr.
ed President and the following Vice Presidents
flcers reelected:
Vice President: Elmer Publ
Vice President: Harold H. Hill
Vice President: G. w. Wohlschlegel
Vice President: Leonard W. Bishop
Vice President: Edgar L. Leech
Vice President: William Schwager
Vice President: Martin Phiipsborn. Jr.
Secretary: Ralph r. Phil
Asst Secretary: Kenneth G.. McGarrahan
Asst. Treasurer: G. w. Wohlschege
Mr. Martin Phipsborn, ST., who reelected
of Board Treasurer and General
made the following remarks at the Stockholders meeting
having read the Arthur Young Companys report of the
Company's operations for the year 1947.
$50 The operations of your Company for the year
l947 were quite satisfactory Sales showed
of approximately twenty-five percent with satsfac-
tory net profit showing after taxes.
The first quarter of this year not good as
the Management should liked to have had it, due to
the than usual competition attendant low
er gross profits, and the fact that the Company was
faced with abnormally high due to the
ing and installation of new machinery in it's two prin-
cipa plants the Bakery and the Candy Though gem
Continued
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-04-21
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
CONGRATULATES

Mr.. Hubert w. Pearce,
Principal,
Zion-Benton Township High
School,
Dear Sir:
Miss Cynthia Martin, an
Alumna from your High
School, has been elected to
membership in Alpha Lambda
Delta, the Freshman Woman's
Scholastic Organization at the
University of Illinois. This
means that during her first
semester she fulfilled the
scholastic requirement of 4.50,
Continued on Page 11)
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-04-21
MINNIE JOY TO SPEAK

Miss Minnie Joy, Missionary
in the Kentucky Hills, will
speak next Wednesday eve
ming, April 18th, at the Mid
week Prayer Meeting in the
College Chapel.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-04-21
LOCAL CANCER DRIVE
COMING VERY WELL

The house contacts for funds
for the Cancer Research, Mrs.
LuVerne Fenton reports are
coming along very we'll. AS
Continued on Page ~
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-04-21
ZION JUNIOR GUARD AND GUARDETTE
ANNUAL REVIEW

The Guard Guardete Annual Review is to be
held Monday evening" April 26h 80 P NJ Zion Gymnasium
There will be displays in modelling handcraf radio pho
Biography, and first aid
A model of camp site will be on display
Gymnasium will be open at 200 P NJ for those wish
ing to view the displays before the program begins.
The program is as follows:
on
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-04-21
A P r / L
BOY AND GIRL MONTH

Daniel Ashton, Commander
of the Zion-Benton Post No.
865, American Legion and Mrs.
Homer Taylor, President of the
Post Auxiliary, as leaders vi
tally interested in our Youth,
are again bringing to our at
tention the annual national
program known as-April Boy
and Girl month-and they are
specially emphasizing:
CONTINUED on Page 81
proclamation on page p
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-04-21
ZION-BENTON WAR
MEMORIAL

The people of the Zion-Ben-
ton area are we'll acquainted
with the proposed erection of
a Zion-Benton War Memorial
sponsored by the Zion-Benton
CONTINUED on Page p
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Holandsti dslnici a STUDENT
prot komunistickemu puci
" Ceskoslovensku.

Holandska delnicka strana
usporadala 20. 1nora We vsech
vetsich mestech protestnf schG
re proti komunistickemu puci v
Ceskoslovensku.
Universitnl studentstvo ma
nifestovalo proti brutalnlmu
postupu prazske policie prot
ceskym student6m, kteTf v du-
chu svych tradic Sc postavili "a
Nec demokracie a PROFESSIONAL
proti prevzet1 veSkere moe: We
state komunisty.
Komuniste v Amsterodamu
take uspoTadali sch1zi, ma KITE
re jejich v6dce Gerben Wage
naar doporucoval, ably holland
ske delnictvo nasledovalo pff-
kladu v Ceskoslovensku.
Vedoucf holandsky list "Nie-
Rotterdamsche Courant"
durazne upozornuje zapadnf
prot komunistickemu
nebezpeci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Gen. Wedemeyer zada, ably
Cine byla poskytnuta branna
pomOc.

DTfv6jsf velitel americkych
vojsk Cine general Albert
Wedemeyer byl vyslychan "a
hranicnfm vyborem domu po-
slancG o navrzene pomoci Cine.
Phi tom Sc dostal ma verejnost
rozpof v nazorech stavajfcf
mezi generally ma strane jedne
a statnfm t%ajemnfkem Mar
shallem ma strane druhe.
Marshall zastava MAJOR, re
by Cine melo byti prozatfm
poskytnuta jen hospodaTska
ponce. General Wedemeyer
doporucil vsak pomoc vojen-
skou, pfi cemz cetnf republi-
kanStl kongresn1ci sc pTiblizujf
nazorGm W~edemeyerovym
Gen. Wedemeyer pravil. re
Amerika Dude jednou muset
platit krv1, jestlize nezabranf
expansi komunismu. Rekl: "Ne
vefim, re dolary samotny mo-
hly by zastaviti komunismus
kdekoliv ma svet6."
Co Sc tyce vojenske pomoci
Cine, prohlasil gen. Wedeme-
yer, re nepovazuje tohoto casu
"a nutne, ably v Cine zasahlo
americke vojsko, ale jednalo
by Sc prozatfm jen O to, DAFT
Cankajskovi k disposici vojen-
sk6 poradce.
Kongresn1k Judd, rep. z
Mimi, polozil Wedemeyerovi
otazku, IDA mysll, re vudcov6
Ciny mali skutecn6 ma mysli
zajem sveho lidu. Ma to gene
raj odpovedel, re je O tom pre-
sweden.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Socialisticky archbishop proti
policeinimu statu.

Canterbursky (episkopalnf)
arcibiskup DIR. Godfrey Fisher,
znamy socialista, v Teci ma schG
ri svolane ma podporu urychle-
nj narodni obrody, prohlasil:
"Evropou Sc plfzf politely
smer, ktery popfra vsechno po-
svatnejsf Anglican1m nez sam
zivot. Je to smer, Sc kterym
nenf jine reci nez uplatnenf
hrube moci. Neuznava demo-
kratickych prav, vladne s po-
moc1 policie. Svobodne zvole-
ny parliament jest mu CHI. Je-
no cflem je tyranie a vyhuben1
vsech, kdo S MIN nesouhlasf a
nechtej1 Sc mu podrobiti. Ne
svobodu, ale otroctvl ma tento
smer We SVEN stftu.
"Mame jedinou odpoved to-
muto smeru: d1raz, re zpGsob
naseho zivota je lepsf nez je-
jich."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Bdeme mad Nsmeckem.

V poslednf dobe Sc ma neko-
lika verejnych prednaskovych
a debatnich vecerech u mas,
zejmena v Praze obratila po-
zornost k tomu, co Sc dele v
dneSnfm Nemecku, rozparcelo-
vanem ma ctyTi okupacnf pas
ma: americke, anglicke, fran
couzske a sovetske.
S hrGzou jsme vyslechli re-
feraty nejr1znejsfch lidi, kteri
tam prodleli "a rozmanitym L.
Icelem nejaky cas- a kteT1 nam
vypraveli O svych osobnlch "a
zitc1ch. Nikdo 81 nedovede vi
bee pfedstavit, co Sc tam dele,
kdo alespon nekolik dnf nepo-
byl Nemecku a nevidel a ne
slysel vse ma vlastn1 oci a usi.
|Cele soucasne Nemecko, zadne
pasmo n~evyjfmaje, je postize-
no svetu dosud zcela nezna-
mou pTfserne rozsahlou demo-
~ralisacf, ktera nema cele his
tori lidstva pTlkladu. Spravy
okupacn1ch mocnostf stojf bez-
radne mad tfmto problemem a
IDA Sc, re mnohe sc jiz vzdaly
nadeje ma jeho resent. Pfi-
bliznou pTedstavu o tom, co Sc
dele a jak hrozne nebezpec1 tn
rosie nejen statdm, ktere bez-
prostTedne S Nemeckem souse-
df, ale i cele Europe, ba celemu
svetu, by nam mohl p~oskytnout
toliko nasledujfcf obraz. Pred
stavte 81 hnijfc1 mrsinu, kterou
nikdo neodkl1zf a jez Sc dale
rozklada a kolem ,sebe sfT1
smrtonosne bacily a chorobo-
plodne zarodky. To je N6mec-
ko. u mas kterysi novinar hned
jeste v kvetnu 1916 napsal, re
Sc mu IDA, re vlastn6 zv1tezil
Hitler. Ten clov6k jeste tehdy
nemohl vedet, jak strasnou
pravdu vyslovil. Fasismus, ia
S1StlckY NOR Sc VSeml SVym1
prGvodnimi zjevy, vseobecnou
demoralisaci. despesatstv1m,
touhou ma pomste, jez zapalu-
lie chorobnym leskem mdle oci
Nemc1 hladovej1c1ch v mes
tech a vykrmenych ma venko-
We. ten tn je jeste v hrGznejsf
podobe nez "a valky. Ones jel
totiz jedinou nadej1, tax Sc to
alespon NemcGm IDA - cele-
no Nemecka.
Okupacnf mmocnostem Sc VI
nepodaTilo pfivest Mem
ce k rozumu a hlavne k praci,
ktera je jedinym hlavnfm do
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12

sud vseobecne znamym pro-
stredkem prot sirfcf Sc demo-
ralisaci povalecne. Nemci jsou
toho nazoru, re Sc Jim krivdf,
re vsl dnesnf zkaze jsou vinni
spojenci a vyzadujf 81 docela
bezestysne, ably byli ma jejich
utraty ziveni. Nepracujf Jsou
presvedceni, re povinnostf spo-
Jenc6 je starat Sc O jejich 1.-Two
bytf, krmit je, SAITH a poskyto-
vat Jim zabavu. V Nemecku
vladne docela regularne bez-
ostysna smelina. Vsechno ma
svete je mono dostat ma ne
meckem cernem trhu. Pc set
menl nelze vychazet bez nebez
peel ma ulici. z trosek, ktere
nelson odklizovany, vychazejf
ma lup cele handy gangsteru.
Je neco prfserneho v tom, re v
techto troskach Nemci "a
bydlili a re Sc jim ami nechce
z Mich ven. Tam Sc primo pre-
pychove zije. Tam je eldora-
do nikym nepronasledovanych
zlocinc1. zadna policie Sc ne
odvaz1 do techto trosek. Sfrf Sc
prostituce mladistvych, zlocin-
most nepfedstavitelne rychle.
Kazdy, KIDD je jen trochu dele
nucen lit V Nemecku, podle-
hne te strasne nakaze, ktera je
pfenasena We vSem, echo Sc dot
knete, nae pohlednete. Je to
jake byste S prostou ciskou ca
lie pc kapkach dostavali omen
hrGzny jed, ktery tn prosakuje
celou atmosferu.
Az pojedou nekteTf nasi kra.
jane ma vsesokolsky slet, necht
neopomenou pouzft teto pT1le-
zitosti k tomu, ably nejdrfve
projeli Nemeckem. Sebe men
81 pobyt v Nemecku jim otevre
oci. Ukaze Jim, jak je tTebs
hlavne propagovat bdelost me.
ri predstaviteli okupacn1ch We.
mocf v zajmu nejen naseho ma.
roda, ale i jich samych, celehc
sveta. Soucasnym pomer6m '
Nemecku sc VENUE vseobecne
malo pozornosti. Mohli by
chom byt "a nekolik let velm
nepfijemn6 pTekvapeni tim, &C
Sc zat1m stale, co sc v tom pro
mas narod tax osudove dGlezi
tenn sousedstv1 vylfhlo. Je vsal
tfeba nejen pozorovat a bedli
We strezit vyvoj Nemecku, a
lie pfemyslet take O prostTed
clch, jak do neho 1cinne v pro
speech mas a cel6 Evropy zasa
hovat. Nemecko je Poole ma
seho soudu svetovym profile
mem, anebo nenf problemen
vGbec. Nelze zprovodit Sc sve
ia sedmdesat milion1 NemcI
Ito by nebylo ami lidske, ami by
Sc tim mic nevyresilo. Je vsal
svrchovane nutne zabyvat 81
jejich preskolenfm, jejich pre-
vychovou a doslova lecenfm
To, CO Sc dnes dele Nemecku
to az nejsou nasledky jen ne
Jake politicke doktriny, ma kite
rou 81 Nemci vsadili a ktera jim
nevysla. To jsou nasledky pT1
mo pathologicke. To jsou prG
vodni zjevy nam dosud nezna
me socialni choroby, kterol
nutno lecit Size energicky, ope
rativne, ale take lidsky. Je ire
ba zmobilisovat vsechny socio
logy celeho sveta do tohoto DO
lie. Jde O cely svet! Nejde jer
o Nemecko!
Antonio Bukovanska
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Rumuni uvazuji o zTizeni
vlady " exilu.

Londyn. - Tamni Rumuni
Sc snaz1 z1skati souhlas anglic-
Ike vlady k utvoTenl rumunske
vlady v exilu, kterou pry chce
vybudovati byvaly kral Michal
Anglicka vlada Sc Size doposud
oficielne nevyjadTila, pochybu-
je Sc vsak o tom, re by mela o
rmunskou vladu v exilu velky
zajem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12

jove strediska, mesta i obce
vlastn1m programem. Odboc-
ky Csl. 1stavu zahranicnfho
pouz1vajf teto prflezitosti k wy
stoupenf ma verejnost. Kde Sc
neporada samostatny program
zaraduje Sc do oslav naroze-
min T. G.. Masaryka pfednaska,
kterou vydal Csl. 1stav zahra-
nicn1 pro tetno 1cel. Sokol i
armada pamatuj1 ma tento den
v sve osvetove cinnosti.
Masarykovy dny Sc opet sta
vajf vyznamnou manifestacf,
spojujfci vsechen lid.
Josef Nemecek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Vyvoz potravin dosahnul
temef rekordni vvxe

Vyvoz potravin V roce 1947
byl druhym nejvetsfm v anne
rickych d6jinach. DIE zpravy
dradu obchodu bylo vyvezenc
V roce 1947 potravin v hodno-
t6 $2,366,448 900, cifra ia by
la vyss1 jen v roce 1919, kdy
bylo vyvezeno "a $2,641,O OO,-
600 potravin.
Avsak tez pr dovozu bylo
dosazeno rekordni cifry a Size
bylo dovezeno potravin "a
81, 671, 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Manzurie asi ztracena

Americtf vojenstf znalci ma
il "a to, re Can Kajsek musi
povazovati Manzurii "a ztrace
nou. Komunisticka vojska Sc
mohou zmocniti Mukdenu a j.
nych manzurskych NEST kdy-
koliv, aniz by molly klasti Via
dn1 oddly nejaky podstatny
odpor. Vladn1 C1nane sc proto
zlob1 ma statnfho tajemn1ka
Marshalla, rfkajf, re kdyby 81
nebyl vynutil pred 2 lety pTf-
meTf, re tenkrate mohli byti
komuniste snadno porazeni.
Doba pTfm6T1 poskytla pry ko-
munist1m dosti casu, ably reor-
ganisovali sve armady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Czechoslovaks Remember
Birthday Anniversary Of
Thomas Carripue Masarvk

thomas Garrigue Masaryk.
Speaking on behalf of all
democratic Americans of Cze-
choslovak descent the Czecho-
slovak National Council of A
merlca issued the following
memorandum concentrating
the ninety eight birthday ami
versary of Thomas Garrigue
Masaryk.
We, American citizens of
Czechoslovak descent. believe
that we can best observe the
ninety eight birthday anniver-
sary of Thomas Garrigue Ma
saryk. the founder and spiri-
tual leader of the Czechoslo-
wax Republic, by reaffirming
our faith in the democratic i
deals which former president
Masaryk wove firmly and in
solubly into the political struct-
ure of the Czechoslovak Repu-
bile.
l.. We realize that it was no
historical accident that set the
signing of Czechoslovak indie
pendence in 1918 in Philadel-
phla's historic Independence
Hall. It was largely due to the
humanitarian efforts of presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson and the
splendid cooperation of the A
merican people that made it
possible for president Masaryk
to create a democratic Czecho-
slovak Republic out of the
smoldering ruins of World
War I.
We are proud of the fact
that the land of our forefathers
stood well the test of time, and
weathered proudly and heroic
ally the stormy years that
rolled across Europe's political
armament during the past
three decades. We are proud
THAT the seeds of Masaryk's
profound democratic teaching
fell on a fertile soil, and bios
somed forth into a firmly root
ed democratic political system,
patterned after its great Anne
rican counterpart.
At this time when we rever-
emily recall and observe March
18th, 1850, the birthday of hui
manitarian, philosopher, teach
er, and president Thomas Gar
lrigue Masaryk we are resolved
THAT his credo "Jeusus Not
Ceaser" shall continue to guide
us through the years ahead -. .
Jesus Not Ceaser, Peace not
War, Love not Hatred, Harmo-
ny not Discord, these. are Ma
saryk's lofty concepta0f a bet
tier world to live in, the truly
democratic principles of the
first president of Czechoslova-
kia to which WE American CT
tizens can and do whole-heart-
edly subscribe"
JOHN A. CERVENKA,
President.
CHARLES M. PRCHAL,
Executive Secretary
(Poznamka redakce! = do
slo opozdene). 3"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Konec svobody tisku v cSR.

Praha: = z ceskoslovenske-
no tisku jiz docela vymizela ja-
kakoli kritika postupu vlady,
ktera byla nekdy hodne hlasi-
ia. Rada redaktorn protiko-
munistickych casopisd (zejme-
ma w
je mezi pozatykanVmi.
Komuniste v nekolika malO
dnech S pomocf svych jinde o.
svedcenych method ovladli &C.
skoslovensko 1plne a jejich
dalsf snahou Dude .je 1pln6 pre-
tvorit poole vzoru ~ostatnlch
Zem1 v sovetske zajmove sfeTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Byv. starosta cos Sc vidal
poslaneckeho mandatu.

Praha (CTK) V t6chto
dnech byla oznamena resigna-
&c poslanc1 DIR. HTeb1ka a po-
slankyne Franz Zem1nove. Oba
zastupovali dosud strany ma
rodnich SOCIALISM,. DR.. Hfeblk
mimo to byl starostou Ceskoslo-
venske obce sokolske. | teto
funkce sc DR.. HTeblk vidal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Pocta AmericanH
7. G. Masarykovi.

Guverner statu New York
Tn. E. Dewey a starosta Velke-
no New Yorku William o.
Dwyer, vyhlasili Z. bTezna "a
"MasarykGv den".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12

van1 pc vystavisti 81 sedne do
travy ,vytahne z kapsy svacinu
a Dude premyslet, jak a CO 81
zlepsf az pTijede dom1.
O. Zouplna.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Driver Held on One Count,
Sentenced on 7 in Fatality

James r. Finchman, 20, dairy
farm employe, of Herndon, Va, was
neld for the grand jury on one
charge and sentenced on two others
yesterday in Fairfax Trial Justice
Court in connection with the traf.
fic death November II of Robert L.
Wells, 10. of East Swami avenue,
Alexandria.
Finchman was held for the grand
jury on charge of leaving the
scene of the accident. Mr.. Wells
was struck on Lee highway near
Centervilie while he was standing
on the side of the road after his
motorcycle overturned. Trial JUS
tice Harry L. Carrico dismissed .
manslaughter charge against Fin
cham, declaring the accident oc-
Cured under such circumstances
that Fincham may not have been
able to avoid striking Mr.. Wells.
Fincham was fined $3.50 and sem
fenced to serve six months for un-
authorized use of the truck he was
driving at the time Of the accident.
The truck belonged to his employer.
the court was told. He also was
fined $50 for driving without a per-
nit
Evening star., 1948-12-14
New Signal System Planned
ToSpeed Lee Highway Traffic

road. The latter is a few blocks
west Of Danville street.
County and State authorities fire.
quently have commented on the
dangerous character Of Lee highway
because of its narrowness and lack
Of fourth lane. The present lanes
are less than standard width.
Although the letter from the State
did not go into detail, Mr.. Stone
burner explained that the signals
would be placed in each of three
lanes. The signals on the two out
side lanes would be visible from only
the direction of approach, but those
in the center would be so that they
could be made visible from either
or both directions.
In the morning hours when Wash
ington- bound traffic is heavy. the
center lane would become a one-way
channel for vehicles going to the
city, thus doubling capacity of ths
highway. In the evening, when the
heavy traffic flow Is reversed, the
center lane would become one-way
for Virginia -bound traffic.
During nonrush hours, the center
lane would become a normal passing
lane and the traffic light in that
lane would blink yellow caution
signal.
Mr.. Stoneburner said that details
of the plan have not been completely
worked out.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Chevy Chase Dog Owner
Fined 500 for Nuisance

A Chevy Chase dog owner was
put under 500 suspended fine
yesterday in Bethesda Police Court
for maintaining nuisance in the
nature of his two CANNES.
Magistrate Warren Browning took
the action in a case involving Jesse
r. Gilbert, 6503 Florida street, q
civil engineer with the Army Engi-
neers Corps.
Mrs. Richard v. Gregory, 207
Taylor street, Chevy Chase, the
wife of Navy commander, testified
that the dogs jumped on her and
knocked her to the ground last Sep
tember 3. Nine other witnesses
testified to similar attacks and ex-
cessive barking.
Mr.. Gilbert said the dogs, which
are pedigreed English settlers, are
valued at $500 each. He denied
they are vicious, saying they are
merely playful, active hunting dogs.
He said that recently they have
been confined.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
1po7king Ticket
is Cancelled for
Amnesio Victim

A traf1ic violation notice for il
legally parking more than 18 hours
on a congested street was adjusted
here last week when it was learned
the motorist involved is a victim of
recurrent amnesia, police reported.
The amnesia victim was among
106 motorists here who received can
cellations or warnings last week. Ten
persons had tickets Cancelled for
reasons of diplomatic immunity.
A breakdown of the adjustments,
by precincts, follows:
N. Ill warnings; No. 2-10 warm
ings: Nc. 81 warnings, Z cancella-
tions; No. +3 warnings; No. 5-1
warning; No. 6-7 warnings: No. 7
3 warnings; No. 8-5 warnings: No.
"a warnings; No. 100 warnings
and 2 cancellations; No. 11-3 warn
ings; No. 12-3 warnings; No. 1910
warnings: No. 14-3 warnings, and
Traffic Division-l5 warnings. 3 can
cellations. Total, "a warnings and
IL cancellations.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Baltimore Firm Barred
From Arlington School Job

The Arlington School Board last
night broke off negotiations with
the Baltimore architectural firm of
Veale & Smith to draw plans for
a new school because the firm is not
registered in Virginia.
No contract had been signed.
The Arm was to have been the
architect for a 10-classroom ele-
mentary school in North Fairling-
ton.
Chairman Barnard Joy said the
school construction program would
not be affected since many good
architects are available.
The board executed a contract
for the purchase of 712 acres of
land on Vacation Lane, near North
Military road, CherrydaJe, on which
a $1,750,000 junior high school will
be built. The tract costs 1880.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Reciprocity for Virginia
Doctors Held Up brD. {.

The District has decided to with
hold action on applications from
several Virginia doctors to practice
here until Virginia does something
about extending reciprocity priv
ileges to Washington doctors.
The decision was reached at a
meeting of the District Healing Arts
Commission on Licensure Practice,
according to Health Oficer George
c. Rutland
DR.. Rutland told reporters vir-
ginia health authorities are in favor
of extending the reciprocity privilege
to doctors who must 60 into nearby
Virginia to treat patients in border
line cases." but that present legisla-
ton does not authorize it.
The group decided yesterday, he
said, to learn what proposals are
planned for the next session of the
State Legislature and, meanwhile, to
hold up the Virginia applications.
The reciprocity agreement is in
effect for nearby Maryland counties