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THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SUNDAY MORNTXG, MARCH 14, 1943 24 Lee made an arrangement with the at 11 A. Thursday at the Elks Club, 307. West Fayette street. Mrs. Thomas E.

Kinnear, president, will preside. Harmony Circle Luncheon The Harmony Charity Circle will celebrate its tenth anniversary at a luncheon meeting to be held Navy Department to supply gasoline to workers at the Triumph Ex plosives Company and that the navy had obtained extra gasoline INCOME-TAX DEAD LINE NEAR Payments May Be Filed At Describes Terrain In Tunisia Where Armies Are Fighting Prof. Grace Frank Once Traveled That Country With Her Husband, Late Dr. Tenney Frank PRAISES OPA LEGAL AIDES Judge Chesnut Says Officers Have Prosecuted Only Aggravated Cases ESSEX RENEWS WATER FIGHT Residents Seek Pipe Lines To Homes After Neighborhood Wells Are Condemned 43 Householders In Area Where 100 War Workers Live Appeal To Dr. Riley You don't need Ration Coupons to purchase fine Gem Quality I DOEDEflLEIN DIAMONDS Custom House As Late As Midnight Tomorrow Postmaster Advises Last Day RANGf Comments In Sentencing Elk-ton Dealer To 60-Day Term And $2,500 Jine Mail Returns Should Be Posted Early allotments for him before coupon rationing began.

Explanation By Defense When coupon rationing became effective, defense counsel asserted, many of the workers were without coupon books, and the transportation department of the Triumph company asked Lee to deliver gasoline to the workers, promising that the coupons would be. turned over to him later. The defense said that with this beginning Lee "got into a position where he didn't know where he was going. In an effort, as he thought, to help the transportation department of the company, he got into loose habits." In the decision Judge Chesnut stipulated that any default of the fine would not result in an additional jail sentence. Recollecting a trip to North Africa, Prof.

Grace Frank, of Bryn Mawr College, yesterday described the terrain over which American men now are fighting: "Winding sand-colored mountain tracks through desert valley and over the slope of rocky, golden gorges." With her husband, the late Dr. Tenney Frank, professor of Latin (Continued from Page 26) CadJ.Vovkhtdn A renewal of a two-year fight to that if they deposit their returns too late in the day tomorrow the out the ages has been a battlefield, Mrs. Frank said that in 1925 it was peaceful and contented. Sometimes it was hard to picture the land as the scene of struggles among the Burbas, Phoenicians, Arabs and Western civilizations and it was impossible to foresee the struggle to come. Cites Striking Contrast The coastal district she described as a striking contrast to the mountainous land of central Tunisia.

Here the French had bui i modern airports, military hospitals and modern roads to supplant the ancient Casbas where French troops were garrisoned throughout Tunisia. But the characteristic and most evident features were the olive secure a water supply for their homes, after all the neighborhood wells had been condemned recently envelope may not be postmarked 10 Wtt Saratoga St. I 5 at Charles at the Johns Hopkins University, she traveled Tunisia from its level sea coast to the rough mountainous interior, saw Tunis, Carthage, Medjez-el-Bab, Sfax and Sousse. March 15." The postoffice is expecting a Jeweler lor our Generation I (Continued from Page 26) ing, OPA attorney, testified that the OPA investigated Lee's business because of his tremendous new gasoline sales. Testify Sales Jumped They said that Lee's gasoline sales in last July and August averaged 600 gallons a day, while during last November and December, he was doing a business of approxi tremendous rush, inasmuch as Visited Roman Ruins Where modern armies are mak many more citizens will file returns thi3 year, and the staff may not be able to cope with the problem of clearing all mail in time, ing history today, Dr.

Frank col lected data for his studies in Roman he said. nistory ana economics. No Difficulty In Paying The Franks traveled over modern mately 2,700 gallons a day, re If the envelope is marked later and bumpy roads by automobile, trees and fields of cereals spread on the sweeping plane to the sea. than March 15 it may technically: fce considered a late return, making quiring two daily deliveries of gasoline from the distributor with whom he did business. rode, third-class on single-line railroads with the native Arabs and, on camel back, visited Roman ruins.

"It is significant to realize," she the taxpayer liable to penalty. When reports came that some of pointed out, "that although ancient Carthage had prof essional' armies and professional generaL and in A Speedy Victory A Just Peace and the Safety of Our Boys and Girls in Service by Attending THE MIRACULOUS MEDAL PERPETUAL NOVEN A the French officials in North Africa were unwilling to break with Vichy, Mrs. Frank was not surprised. ell' fact won most of the battles, it was the liberal policies of the Roman "I never talked to any French am ami The prosecution contended that Lee was able to cover up with his supplier by getting coupons from customers who had more than they needed. Many of the coupons turned in by the supplier appeared to be new, indicating they had not been received in normal business operations, it was testified.

Fictitious Numbers Alleged Republic that won in the end. Delegates Plan Night man North Africa who didn look forward to returning to France on a pension," she said. "Vichy represents the 'government that would give them that pension." Sessions This Week Annapolis Bureau of The Sun Annapolis, March 13 Night ses SPECIAL LENTEN SERVICES Weekday Masses 7,8 and 12:10 noon Thursday Holy Hour for the Safety of those in Service P. M. Fridays Way of the Cross 1:10 and 3:40 Sundays Holy Hour for Victory and Peace 8:00 P.

M. 1 mm i lJ Notarizing and swearing to the accuracy of the returns is no longer necessary staff members pointed out, which greatly simplifies the problem of paying up. The office is divided so that taxpayers who have already filled out their forms and have only to make the payment can do so with a minimum of standing in The actual process of making payment takes but a minute or two. May Get Deferment Servicemen are subject to the tax, but can ask for deferment of payment. To secure this they must make out an application listing their liabilities and assets, stating that payment of the tax would work a hardship on them.

This should be mailed or sent before midnight tomorrow, and must be accompanied by a form filled out exactly as if payment were to be made. Yesterday morning corridors of Spent Much Time In France Rated an authority on old French literature, Frank, who lives at 110 Elmhurst road, also has spent much time in France. "Every Frenchman longs to re 9 N0YENA SERVICES EVEIT MONOAY Morning 8:10 and 11:10 Noon 12:10 and 1:10 Afternoon. .3:30, 4:30 and 5:30 Evening 6:30 and 8:00 5 NCVENA SERVICES EVERYTUESOAT Morning 11:10 and 12:10 Afternoon 1:10 and 5:30 Evening 8:00 ALL SERVICES IN ENGLISH You may begin any Monday or Tuesday. No Service longer than 30 minutes.

A request will bring Novena Boole by return maiL Non-Catholics Welcome It was specifically alleged that Lee wrote fictitious license numbers on the backs of the gasoline sions are going to be held in the House of Delegates next week in order to clear up the pile of local legislation which has accumulated, turn to France," she said. Thomas E. Conlon Fifth). Speaker of the House, announced a. i il She views French colonial rule in Africa as good to the extent today.

AT With only sixteen days left of the by the Baltimore county health department, was begun yesterday by residents of forty-three homes in Essex, where nearly one hundred war-plant workers are housed. A spokesman for the group, Mrs. Frank Fries, wrote to Dr. Robert H. Riley, State director of health, setting out facts concerning an alleged unsanitary condition which she said threatened the health of the community.

Wrote To Roosevelt The letter was directed to the State official, Mrs. Fries said, after she and her neighbors had appealed in vain to the County Commissioners at Towson and to other county officials. She wrote a letter to President Roosevelt several weeks ago, and received an innocuous reply from Paul V. McNutt, director of the War Manpower Commission, she said. Various county sanitary and health inspectors have visited the area involved, but nothing concrete has resulted, it was said.

The county officials claimed in letters written to the petitioners that the project of extending the water lines into the neighborhood would entail an expense of approximately $16,000. Further Objections Further objections by the officials was that the pipe line would not be a "paying Last year the residents and property owners subscribed a sum of $1,700, which was taken to Towson by one county commissioner, and later returned only upon the demand by the contributors just prior to the fall county elections. The request for a return of the money was made, according to one donor, because "it had been in the hands of the politicians too long already, and we didn't want it spent for any other purpose than for getting the pipe line laid." Frank Wagner, one of the residents said last night: "We will gladly get together and dig the ditches the county will only lay the pipe, so we can connect to the line. Wells Are Condemned "Our wells are condemned because of the sewerage in Back that the French have governed with a light hand. While they built coupons to represent compliance with OPA regulations.

He was charged with transferring 27,000 gallons of gasoline without requiring gasoline rationing coupons in the sale and -with accepting more than 6,000 and ration coupons without giving gasoline in exchange for them. Defense counsel asserted that ninety-day session, Mr. Conlon said it would be better to start night sessions immediately than to wait modern cities that resemble French provincial towns, they did not infringe on the Arab quarters with A until later when "a worse jam than llilD -)ilirHi usual" might result. the Custom House were filled with At previous sessions of the Gen their winding streets and distinctive architecture. They built hospitals, but did not interfere with Arab customs.

citizens standing in line and at the eral Assembly, the night sessions were instituted long oeiore tnis noonday peak the lines were sometimes doubled. In the afternoon the rush slacked off and at times the "The French have done much for much of the term had expired. Thus far 123 bills have been signed by the Arabs, but I don't know how much they appreciate it," she cashier's windows were idle for a Governor O'Conor against 47 signed moment or two. at the end of March two years ago his is. no RR3 J0L5 optical USlOll 4W with CHENO'S Talked With Arabs Although she emphasized she was no authority, Mrs.

Frank visited Arab markets and Arab homes, talked with them in small villages and on trains. She imagines they are more apt to be governed by local politics and their own advantage than by allegiance to either of the foreign powers fighting on their soil. "But I certainly think they would prefer the French and Americans to the Nazi interloper," she added. When she was there in 1925, the Arabst judged Americans largely by the wealthy tourists who bargained with them in their markets. French Resented Although the large Italian population in Tunis presented a problem to the French when she was there, Mrs.

Frank believes they might welcome the Americans after having felt the heel of the Germans. But they have long resented the French. While the French administrators gave them many privileges, including their own schools, Mrs, Frank noted that the Italians felt they did not have power in proportion to their numbers. Recalling that Tunisia through 5-FACTOR REDUCING SYSTEM ADD Mrtm IRON. CALCIUM, PHOSPHORUS, and IrtOLNR to your diet.

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The water mains which the 15-sass ksokltt tysn sf trwlttit sunn ni ths Chens Plan. FREE! county has already laid extend only to the south end of the Deep creek bridge on Maryln avenue. There a Etandpipe and faucet supplies the entire community of forty-three We're now on both sides of the street! Your eyes are not playing tricks we are now parked on both sides of Park Avenue! Our eyes have always been open for new ways to serve you and now with our expanded Optical Laboratory on one corner and our complete Eye Clinics on the we can take better care of our increasing number of patients. Dr. Barenburg's staff of medical eye physicians, optometrists and optical technicians is ready to give your eyes every attention.

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One of the property owners of the neighborhood has twenty-seven war-plant workers as boarders at his homo. Asked how he accommo dates so many in the two dwellings on his place, he replied that the men work on different shifts at the Glenn L. Martin plant at Middle River and sleep in shift fashion livewise. PERMANENT WORK Liberal terms, of course EXPERIENCE NOT ESSENTIAL Dr.Barenbur 12 Meningitis Cases, Three Deaths Reported Twelve cases and three deaths from meningococcus meningitis were listed in the week's report by the City Health Commissioner, Dr. Huntington Williams.

This brought to 113 the number of cases of the disease since the first of the year. Of this number, venteen persons have died. The commissioner's report also listed two cases of diphtheria during the week. Forty-five cases of scarlet fever were recorded, four more than the total for the preceding week. In Baltimore city a total of 408 births were recorded during the week as compared with 260 deaths.

Sales: FEMALE Infants' and Children's Wear Bargain Room Footwear Toiletries Auto Accessories Wallpaper Paints Hardware Farm Store Sporting Goods Candy Safes: MALE Paint Wallpaper Rugs Farm Store Auto Accessories 'Men's Clothing Non-Selling: (White) Gas Station Furniture Finisher Non-Selling: (Colored) Order Fillers Craters Stockmen Warehousemen Super Service Station General Utility Work Non-Selling: Secretary Markers 144 At Mt. St. Joseph's Plan To Donate Blood Students, faculty members and members of the ladies' auxiliary of Mount St. Joseph's College, totaling 144, will donate their blood to the armed forces tomorrow when the Red Cross blood donor project's mobile unit visits the school. Cots will be set up in the school gymnasium between 2 and 8 P.

M. for the purpose. Forty of the donors will be students. Arrangements for the project were made at the school by Brother Guy. Theodore Nerigel, district air-raid warden, and Mrs.

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