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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-06
MIDGET ON HIKE

Rumford, Me, May 6.-(UP).- Charles Thomas, 50, a 51-inch mid- get, said today he planned to leave soon on 400-mile hike to the New York Worlds Fair. He estimated that he would take 4,22l ,880 steps during the trek.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-06
SUICIDE IS VERDICT

Deep River, Conn.,. May 6.--tUP). A verdict of suicide was given to- day in the death of Mrs Martha Tabor. 70 whose body was found hanging from q garage rafter late yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-06

Manufacturers report that if the automobile were 100 per cent efficient it would be possible to obtain 200 miles to a gallon of gasoline.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-06
Mason Celebrate Anniversary

MT. and Mrs. Frederick Mason of Ridgewood avenue will celebrate their 18th wedding anniversary to- day from 400 o'clock. They will have open house for their friends and neighborS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-06

By NEA Fhvile, this admits brags
  claim be the laziest earth. Hawthorn has been loafng since 1913
  troube-but merely by general exclamation. Under his leadership Fhve has reversed the familiar chase all cities for bigger industries outawed
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-16
AZ ANGoL ELOAD0K ELLEN

Miota europai helyzet annyra elmergesult hogy
Egyeslt Alamokat csakugy mint vlaghaboru ideen ell
leptek angoorszag eoadok flovasok akk akamyen
artaan arccal jonnek ide gaz cejuk hogy lit Anglia
javara propaganda csinaljanak.
Egyikmask ilyen angol peldau AIT hirdet hogy az
angol irodaom eo tart maid neknk eoadast de mre eo
adAsat beeezi akkor ebredin, hogy gaz ro
dalm nagysago hanem mai ango rok feo besze es azok
veletlenul egeszen veletlenl mind csak arro rnak,
hogy Anerka bnt kovetne e segtene angol de-
mokraciat
Annyira fetin6 lett munka hogy szovetsegi tor
venyhozasban szenatus Foreign Relation Comtteea esz
revete es dhbe gur Ehatarozak hogy iyen faa pro-
paganda munka ellen t0rveny erejevel lepnek fel.
Van neknk ugyans egy nagyon okos vi t0rvenynk amt
Roosevelt elnok b0csessge alat es aney erende hogy
mndenki ak valaney kfoldi ALAN szolgaataban lit pro-
pagandat vagy hasono munkat foya kotees ext eenteni
EFT torvenyt akarjak raovasni Angabo ide tola-
kodo feovaso ellen szeatus modot keresni
ARA, hogy feoyaso egyen ketevel amerka k0zon
seq mar akkor zaban legyen kor tereben helyet fog
la Ne mondassa amerka nenze tagjainak senh arat
Ian arccal AIT hogy rodaa ar szban es iasban aikor
voakeppen habors propaganda proba csnan k0rnkben
Maga Hull kigymniszter is ogosnak tartja att hogy
zarjuk XII mne hamarabb koldi propaganda e azok ter
jesz6 Hull maga becsapodott egy yen felolvasaon AIT
he hogy nagy angel dramaro fel6l tarando e6adasra
megy csak eloada kozben ebedt hogy rendk fur
fangos propagandaval all szenben.
Ennek dolognak hamarosan veget fognak vetni Anne
rikaban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-16
A VALASZTASOK
SZERINT

konzervativ iranyban fo-
ounk a kovetkezo honapokban,
ITALIAN evekben, haladni. Ennek
az egyik Okla az, hogy ha a vi
szonyok mem is jok, valamit
negis javultak es erosebb ja-
vulast var a jovoben mindenki.
A mask Okla termeszetesen
a toke evek ota tarto eros es
allando kampanya, amely az
III deal mersekelt reformjainak
a nyoman egyenesen cs0ddel
fenyegeti az orszagot.
S a, harfnadik ok vegul az,
hogy a kommunistak es nazik
fajtalan szovetkezese megundo-
ritotta az egesz vilagot es a
radikalisok eroveszteseget a Ii
beralis elemek is megerzik.
A multi heten a liberalizmus
vesztett 111inden vonalon es
minden allamban, a radikalis
gazdasagi teoriak pedig csu-
,1yan megbdktak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-16
HI I'll s ZE NILE

ezekiel fizetve, vagyis ha a ha-
boru vegen a gyarakat bezar-
jak, az epiletekert es felszere-
lesekert azok a penzt mar meg
kaptak, veszteseg hat ezeket i.
tarsasagokat mem eri.
Mem ilyen szerencsesek q
munkasok, akiket ebben az
esetben egyszeriien lie fogjak
fiZetni
A sajto er6sen koveteli, hogy
hasonlo formaban gondoskod-
janak azokrol a munkasokrol
akiket ebben a "boom" ipar-
ba maid felvesznek, de akiket
a bekek0tessel egyidejiileg azon
nal leraknak maid a munkAbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-16

ami kiilonOsen alkalmas id6-
ben t0rtent, inert a multi he
ten tobbfele volt lokalis jellegu,
de fontos valasztas.
Termeszetesen napirendre Ike
rult azonnal a harmadik ter
minus ugye es ett6l a kerdes-
t6l most mar mem szabadulunk
meg, amig a demokrata jel0les
meg mem tortenik.
Dacara a harmadik jel0les
lehet6segenek, ismet nagy
erellyel fogtak hozza a Garner
kampanyhoz es rata xviii e
pillanatban McNutt mellett
dolgoznak a leger6sebben de-
mokrata berkekben.
A republikanusok, akik nemi
vigasztalast talaltak a multi he
ii valasztasi eredmenyekben,
neg mindig Vandenberg es
Taft kozott vitaznak erosen, de
mindketten megcsokkent te
kintellyel keriiltek XII a semle-
gessegi vitakbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-16
KENTUCKYBAN Az
VI DEAL

kormanyzo jeloltje aratott
fenyes gy6zelmet; Cleveland
megtartotta a polgarmesteri
szekben a republicans Bur
tont, aki jo administrator
adott a varosnak; Detroit tehe-
tetlen es tehetsegtelen polgar-
mesteret kivagtak.
A szerteszet javasolt ujabo
varosi es megyei kolcson0ket a
legt0bb helyen leszavaztak, =
vagyis az egyetlen Kentucky
kivetelevel mindenfele a kon-
zervativ iranyzat gyozott min
den kerdesben.
Ez mindenesetre ad nemi vi
gaszt a republicans partnak,
de koran lenne meg a j0v6 evl
valasztasokat biztosra venni.
Mert hasonloan megerositet-
tie a konzervativ iranyzat a de-
mokratak reakcios szarnyat is,
ami AIT jelenti, hogy Roosevelt
kenytelen lesz bekulekeny po-
litikat folytatni es ezzel visz-
sza all az egyseg a demokratak
partjaban. Ez pedig mem jelent
sok jot a republicans remeny-
segek szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-16

Macy rendeleseket kap allan
ooan a szenipar semleges ALA
rnokbol, amelyek nemet es an
gol szenet most mem kapnak, a
gep- es szerszamgyarak is nagy
uropai rendeleseken dolgoznak
es termeszetesen a nehez ipar
tobb termeket ICY myers acelt
is sokat visznek XII az orszag-
Dol.
Az A KAR, HOGY HAZAI
fogyasztasra is eppen eek
mex a gyaraknak kell dolgozni.
A sajat navy-nk es hadsere-
giink is ezerszam rendelte a re-
(Folytatasa az Silk oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-16
A LABOR BOARD Mem ALUDT

Vannak hiba National Labor Relation Boardnak szep
szamma Dontesei ellen oggal emeltek kogast ugy munk
adok mint munkasok nagy par szervezete hszen azok
rendesen votak k0vetkezeesek Hasono esetekben
onbozo doneseket hozott Board erede ornyt rossz
ertemezte sok esetben onknyesen art ell ami mind
suyal eshetk meegbe es eseeg tagjainak kcseeesere
vezethet egyet meg egnagyobb ondhat
felole.
Mem aithata senk hogy akotasa oa egyeen percre
alud vona National Labor Relation Board ket-
segtelen hogy kemegye ninden ereenek megfesz
tesevel dogozott. = q ss7 @ssaesSN,. 81
Mota torveny megszUletett es annak alapan enok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-16

Labor Boardot feaotta november napag 949
igy kerult Board ele.
Mines oyan brosaga Anerkanak, s7ovetsegi Supreme
haazzl lett vona eepve Es eeptek vlna enny pere
uggye barmely bbagunkat u.s. akkor gyek tunyoo re-
szeben meg egy tovonas toent vona oft audna
rajtuk bro zugo f6vel es atkoza maga keser sorsat
Mem ICY Labor Board, amely hozzaja 1885 november
esejeo fogva rkez6 gyek k0z 1914 ugyet vleges don
tesse ntezett Ell es negyek ev vegen cupan 3975 gye
folyamatban
ket fel munkaado Is munkas k0zott 0197 eseben
tudot Labor Board beke teremten ugy hogy keett
t0rveny oorat vagy kenyszeritese haszAn Egedett
egyk fe is meg mask es eredmeny baratagos meg
egyezs tart6s beke lett EFT k0vette oyan ugy ameye
ket Labor Board egyszeren vszautastot toron rende
mint targytalant Es veg meg mel6tt vzsgala ala kert
vona 53O1 ugyet sszavontak AIT eent hogy 0ezern
tobb esetben mentek Labor Board ee munkasok (mert
csak munkasok ordulhattak panasszal Boardhoz oyan
panasszal ameyek fel6 else nduatuk euava maguk is
tudak hogy ogtalanok aaptaanok seve vsszavontak
negy esztendo soran beadott panaszokban 30O7 164
munkas volt edekeve aknt hogy 7774 esetben zar6la
kepviselo meghataroasa ehat munkasok megszavaz
tatasat kertek Labor Boardtol.
Kuonosen sztrajkokb6l ered6 ugyek adak gondot
hvataos kmutatas szernt 2457 sztrak gye kert
Labor Board eek kozul 1874 sztkot ntezett e akken
hogy 259897 ebocato ukas vsszaveelet rendete ell De
ezenfelu 773 esetben ao mar kszobon sztak e Labor
Board kozbeepese akadalyozta meg azoknak ht0reset
Valoban senki vadolhatja Labor Boardot azzal,
hogy eo negy eszendejeben aldt rengeeg munka
menett amt vegzett Board is uto vona idee
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-16
AZ ELNOKT0L FUGG,
HOGY

megengedi-e ezt a jatekot,
inert bar t0rvenyes beleavatko-
zas neki sem all modjaban,
'1yomast gyakorolhat a tarsa-
sagra, hcgy ettol a szandektol
elalljon.
Joggal vetheti es vetette mar
is fel a haj6starsasag ait a ker-
dest, hogy mikeppen nyernek a
hajok tetlensegikert karpot-
last es meg van a hajlandosag
mindenkiben, hogy a, karpot-
last a sz0vetsegt6l megkapjak
Mert az meg mindig sokkal OIL
csobb, mintha nehany elsii-
lyesztett amerikai halo ugye 9
haDoruba sodorna bennlinket.
Ennek a kapcsan aztan az
elnok felvetette ait a kerdest
hogy ha gondoskodnak a ha-
jos tarsasag kartalanitasarol
miert ne tegyek ezt meg azok-
kal a munkasokkal is, akik ICY
tetlensegben maradnak.
A het vegen meg mem volt
vegleges dontes, hogy a ha-
jok panama. regisztralasat meg
fogjak-e engedni, de az biz.
tosnak latsZik, hogy a munka
nelkil maradt matrozokroI
gondoskodas tOrtenik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-16
A GAZDASAGI
VISZONYOK

lassu javulasa allando, de
nlinden jel AIT mutatja, hogy
szenzacios haborus boomot ha-
marosan mem varnak.
A kiviteli tilalom megsziinte.
tese oriasi rendeleseket ad a
repul6gep gyaraknak, bizonyos
fegyver gyaraknak, de Alfalfa
1an mem jelent sokat ez az liz
Let, amelynek a fejeben ysok
ezer munkast levesziink a ten
gerr6l.
Szerencsere a hazai viszo-
lyok tobb es allandobb javulast
ig@rnek es ITALIAN sokkal jobb,
hogy haborus rendelesekkel
lem arasztanak ell benniinket.
ICY mem lesziink annak XII
teve, hogy a beke megkotese
nagy panikot okoz maid ebben
az orszagban.
Icy is felvetettek mar egy
kerdest a lapokban, amelyet el
kell a kongresszusnak intezni
valamilyen formaban.
A REPUL0GEP
GYARAKNAK
a franciak es angolok olyan
arakat fizetnek, hogy a gyarak
megnagyobbitasa is meg van
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-16

york; Tammany Hall-nal sem
mivel mem tisztessegesebb po-
litikai gepezet es mem tisztabb
New Jersey lokalis valaszta-
sal AIT mutatjak, hogy a re-
publikanus part teljes erejeve]
vissza fog nemsokara keriilni a
nyeregbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-16
OHIOBANE
.CALIFORNIABAN

a Bigelow es ham-and-eggs
javaslatokat oriasi tobbseggel
megbuktattak, bar termeszete-
sen azert ezek az almok min
csenek megolve es kisertetkent
fognak visszajarni egyre tobb
allamban.
Californiaban a bukast a
kormanyzo befolyasanak tulaj-
donitjak es azon vannak, hogy
kivagjak, illetve visszahivjak az
allasbol.
New Yorkban a hirhedt Tam
many Hall seperte vegig dia-
dalmasan a varost, mig Phila-
delphiaban a republicans part
masina gy6zott, amely a new
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-16
A KONGRESSZUS
BEZARASA

utan nyomban eletbe leptek
az vi semlegessegi torvenyek
es mig a szovetsegeseknek le-
het6ve tettek, hogy kilon0sen
repulogepeket rendeljenek eb-
ben az orszagban, az amerikai
hajokat nyomban kitiltottak a
haborus vizekr6l
A repiil6gepek ezreire a rem
1eleseket nyomban leadtak, de
az amerikai hajok mem nyu-
godtak belle, hogy a haboru We
oct tetlenul bevarjak.
Els6nek a Sz0vetseg tulajdo-
naban lev6 tarsasag jelentke-
zett, hogy nyolc hajojat pana-
mai zaszlo ala helyezze es ICY
nalaszhasson ezentul a haborus
vizekben Jogilag semmi
akadalya nem lenne ilyen trans
fernek, inert ha a hajok Pana-
ma zaszlaja alatt es idegen SEE
melyzettel operalnanak, elsu-
lyesztesuk eseten semmi koze
nem lenne hozza ennek a nem-
zetnek.
Lenyegileg azonban megiS
annak a torvenynek a kijatsza-
sat jelentene dolog, amin
meg meg sem szaradt a tinta,
nlikor ez az Otlet felmerult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-16
A KONGRESSZUS
BEZARASA

v6get vetett a politikai nyu-
galomnak es fegyversziinetnek,
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Civil Service Drafts
Promotion Test
Program
Defers Adoption Until
After Conference With
BUDGET Bureau

The Civil Service Commission has
drafted a program for competitive
promotion examinations throughout
the service, 1t was announced today,
but will defer adoption pending con-
ferences with the Budget Bureau,
congressional appropriations COM
mittees, the Council of Personnel
Administration and employe organ
iZations.
The competitive promotion sys-
tenn was put into effect by President
Roosevelt's June orders.
The commission said it was pro-
viding a transition period for adop-
ton of the program in the depart
mental service and survey prior to
adoption of the system in the field"
but went into no details.
It was added that the employee
training program contemplated in
the Presidents orders would be
ready for the consideration of the
council in the next 10 days.
The commission also reported to-
day that Federal employment con-
tinued to increase in December,
more than $4,000 persons being added
to the pay roll, principally because
of the Christmas mail rush.
The rise here was 1904, with Post
Office and War Department topping
the list of the expanding agencies.
Total employment here on December
81 was 120,589, another new high,
and in the field 796,7l4.
The December pay roll here was
up about $400, 900 to $2l, ,523, 1922, and
in the field it amounted to $12O, ,40l, :
1862, an increase Of approximately
$40 900 900.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Ga|linger Ward Building
Construction Pushed

Construction of the superstructure
Of the new general medical ward
building at Gallinger Hospital is ex-
pected to be started within about
two weeks as a result of offers re-
ceived yesterday by the District.
The building is being erected as
a part Of the Districts $18,150,0O0
p. w. A. program.
The lowest bidder was found to be
Bahen & Wright, Inc, of this city,
which submitted an offer to erect
the structure for 1881 ,999, which was
in excess of the 1882 700 sum ear
marked for the building. However,
officials said the cost could be
brought within the sum available by
dropping of several alternatives in
volved in the bid schedule.
Included in the plans for the
superstructure was provision for q
new central heating plant for the
institution.
The Commissioners tomorrow will
open bids for construction of new
District Morgue, to be erected as q
part OF the Gallinger Hospital de-
velopment;; and q water Alter at the
District Reformatory at Lorton, Va.
A sum of $4,000 has been made
available under the p. w. A. plan
for the new morgue and ~, 100 for
the nltef.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
|GHI Admits
SIoshing Guard;
Held for Jury

A 19-year- -old colored girl who was
an inmate Of the National STrainine
School pleaded guilty in Police
Court today to slashing guard
with a razor blade in an attempt
to escape after being taken to a
clinic yesterday.
Lawrence Burling, 80, driver OF
the schools van for transporting
prisoners, was said by police to have
received several cuts on the head
and body when he tried to place
the girl, Elizabeth Edwards, in the
van at Third and c streets NV.
after treatment at a clinic there.
Thomas E. Smith, lis Wilson ave-
nue., Colmar Manor, Md, an employe
of the gas company. working nearby
went to Mr.. Burling's assistance
and the girl is alleged to have bitten
him severely on the hand. Police
said both men were still confined to
the hospital, although their injuries
were said not to be serious.
Judge Walter j. Casey ordered the
defendant held for grand jury ac-
ton under $1,000 bond on a charge
of assault with a dangerous weapon
and ordered the case of simple as
sault arising out of alleged biting
continued until the complaining
witness is able to appear in court.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Dr.. Woronow Recovering
As Police Seek Assai|ant

While DR.. Albert E. Woronow, 81
year-old dental surgeon, was recov-
ering today in Emergency Hospital,
police sought the young, roughly
dressed man who attacked and
robbed the dentist in his second
floor Office at 1903 F street NV. yes
terday afternoon.
DR.. WoronoW, who was Slugged
with a heavy instrument and robbed
of his wrist watch and pocketbook
containing $81, spent good night"
at Emergency Hospital. His head
wounds we're not considered serious,
hospital attaches reported.
The assailant, dressed in lumber
jacket and an overcoat, entered the
doctors Office to keep an appoint
ment for treatment to his teeth.
The man told DR.. Woronow he was
from Danville, Ohio.
The attack occurred as the dent
ist leaned over to record the mans
name. Miss Alta Ogawa, 26, opera
tor of a beauty salon adjoining the
dentists Office, heard the disturb
ance and cries of DR.. Woronow as
he struggled with his assailant and
went to investigate.
Miss Ogawa said she entered the
Office and found the dentist, dazed
and bleeding from cuts on the head,
stumbling toward the door. The
office was almost wrecked In the
struggle.
DIR. Woronow was rushed to Erner-
gency for treatment. He lives with
his sister, Miss Rose Woronow, at
1919 Ninth street NV.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
| Women Ridinq
| In PoHceC
| SPOT Thief

A purse snatcher made mistake
when he picked Mrs. Elizabeth
Lawrence, 2915 Mills avenue NE, as
his victim at Brentwood road and
Central avenue NE. last night.
Mrs. Lawrence, accompanied by
Mrs. Anna Granstaff, was returning
home from a movie in Mount
Rainier, Md. They offered re-
sistance when a man who had fol-
lowed them for some distance
snatched Mrs. Lawrence's pocket
book containing SO.
After brief struggle the robber
shook off the woman and they
chased him down the street. Their
cries attracted the attention OF
neighbors, who called police.
The man outdistanced his pur-
suers only temporarily, because Mrs
Lawrence and Mrs. Granstaf cruised
the neighbcrhood in a squad car
with Twelfth Precinct Detective J. E
Ennis and spotted the snatcrel
nearby.
The man, about "a years old, was
arrested and held for investigation
Mrs. Lawrence's purse was recovered
In another purse snatching yes
terday Mrs. Samuel Boarstein, 146s
Belmont road NV, lost her pocket
book, containing s110, to a young
colored boy in the $500 block OF
Fifteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Hot Shoppe Driver
Reports Second Robbery

Mervel A. Hutsler, 54-year-old COL
lector for the A g. w Hot Shoppe
at 5112 Georgia avenue NV, who
was held up and robbed of nearly
$1,000 of the company's funds last
Thursday, reported to police today
that someone had stolen 1855 from
his truck yesterday.
The money, all in silver coin, was
secreted in the dash pocket of Mr.
Hutsler's truck. he said. During the
course of the day Mr.. Hutsler picked
up money from eight of the COM
pany's branch Offices. He told police
the theft might have taken place at
any one of them.
Only two days ago police recoy-
cred more than $500 taken from
Mr.. Hutsler in the hold-up last week
Evening star., 1939-02-08
F. {. {. Hears Testimony
Of Mutual System
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Mutual Broadcasting System
yesterday started its presentation Of
evidence in the Federal Communica-
tions Commissions investigation Of
possible monopoly" in the radio in
dustry.
Andrew Poole, traffic manager, and
Ebert M. Antrim, executive secre-
tary-treasurer. testified.
Mr.. Poole's testimony dealt
chiefly with contracts with the
American Telephone e. Telegraph
Co. In 1888, he said, Mutual paid
A. T. & T. total of $581 ,286 for
lines.
Mr.. Antrim traced the history Of
Mutual since its organization in
1884. Mutual, he said, is a co-opera-
tive, non-profit organization whose
only stock is held by WGN, Chicago,
and WOR. Newark, NJ j. Each sta
ton provided $4,000 for Mutuals
working capital.
Mutual has total of ITO affiliated
stations, Mr.. Antrim said, compared
with four at the start Of operations
October 2, 1884.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Court Gets Report
From Hospital on
Mclean S Condition
Says Former Publisher
Requires Constont
Treatment

The mental condition of Edward
B. Mclean, former Washington pub
Usher, is and has been ever since
he was admitted to the Sheppard
and Enoch Pratt Hospital, ToWson,
Md. such that he is required to
have constant medical treatment,
care, supervision and protection"
the hospital told District Court to-
day, in acknowledging service of a
court order.
Justice Bolitha j. Laws of District
Court recently ordered that Mr..
Mclean be officially notified of pro-
ceedings here against him. The
jurist has been called upon to de-
eide whether Rear Admiral Mark
L. Bristol, appointed committee for
Mr.. Mclean by the Circuit Court
for Baltimore County, Md, and
ancillary committee by District
Court, shall have charge of the
former publishers estate or whether
Austin T. Garfield, Washington at
torney and guardian at law for Mr..
Mclean, named by District Court,
shall have jurisdiction over Mr..
McLean's affairs or whether other
arrangements shall be made.
The Sheppard and Enoch Pratt
Hospital stated that Mr. Mclean has
been patient there since the fall
of 1888 and that the institution has
no interest in the proceeding here.
William A. Dixon, president of the
board of trustees of the hospital.
acknowledged service and said that
DR.. Arthur E. Pattrell on January IL
was acting superintendent and re-
ceived the court order.
Pointing to the legality of Mr..
McLean's detention in the institu-
ton. the hospital stated that on
November 3, 1888, the Circuit Court
for Baltimore County confirmed an
inquisition of a jury that inquired
into Mr.. McLeans mental health and
ordered that he be detained and
remain at the hospital for care and
treatment.
Further legal moves are expected
in District Court shortly, now that
the hospital has given its answer.
No official word has yet come from
Mr.. Mclean or his attorney regard
ing the next move.
Evening star., 1939-02-08
Craig Post Proposes
Mount Vernon Shrine

A resolution urging Congress to
acquire Mount Vernon and MAIN
tain it as a national shrine was
adopted by General Malin Craig
Post, No. 20, of the Regular Vet
erans' Association at a meeting
last night.
The post petitioned its National
Executive Committee to take steps
to bring the matter before the con-
gressional Committees on Public
Buildings and Public Parks.
Citing the Governments past poll
cy of acquiring various places Of
historic interest, the resolution
urged that the Government buy the
home and burial place of George
Washington so that 1t can be man.
aged and administered without ex-
pense to visitors.