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Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
SHtMA
Der Menid fat nidts 10 eissu,
60 iuObI ftebt ibm HidltS nu,
AIs SpR er Sren' sr8eisen
llnb IrenHOidaft BaIteH fault.

nit chem &inOe IpraG. er 6ielt
lie pie cine @rin5eiIin, mahte iid 5u
i9rem Qeboriamcn Dietler, Ger tDiaig
ieOen 8uuidJ uirO itoc 2oune er.
iiilte. Gr tritg geoitloig @Gdhen
mo Yatete 9eratL o9ne OoB ieine
5rall aid MIR fiir cine Sefutt0e 0ie
Cigarette aus Oen 2ippen na9rtt, UNI
ein 8ort oeS 4onfes gu lagen. Gr,
Der cine 10 groBe 5d}en Dor benz
ErAbeI Der @elt. mternabm init
i1r A~llsfdBrten Mno Iiibrte Iie in
&on8erte llu0 Tbeater, nm iie 81 err
freneh.
! Gage oeS @Iiid3 Daren aefommen,
SonntnaS nn6 SommertugS. Die
rubeloief Sdritte oben tparen per-
An einem 0admittng tpuroe elm
5liigel inS 9aus gebrndt, 0eren
9aiten Ole fleine 5rolt i09leit nit
ibren 1pefBea Jin9erden ~probierte
ua0 au alingen brddte. Gem 5IA.
gel foIgte in 4iir8P Elm MluiifIebrer.
&c mar Elm iunger id5ner, bIon0er
NenIdE Der 0%pereifenmuIif lhrieb
uno Uiet Delo Deroiente.
Nita tDuroe obef belle GiunOeu
0e8 cages muii3iert. Ger BLONDE
ipielte altf benz JliigeI dtnD sic Tleile
Jrau Jung 0a5u,. fIar urO f0itlih
fuie cine Nndtigda. uno IN Den
Bauien tUdroe eel1tDast lul6 ge-
laft. Gina b0rte iiber iid) 0a8
perIeroe @eI1dter uao 6a8 @e-
Hitter. 1ln0 Damn nft0 mann fam
cine Stine, tDdbreao ser iBr 0ns
.glut IN Sen Sal6ien al b6mmern
begarm un0 ibr Ser5 nils erregt
pohte.
limb frit1er ais Ser Serbit ms
noroilhe QanS fam, NOR orobet 6as
SofaengIiid un0 SontTrtergliIf 5t
@noe. 8ie fteiue 6ra1l mar init
Dem Bton0en iii Die 8eIt 9efobren,
groBefi tlnO idimntern0en Std6tett
SIT, hi Sencn cS GDI0 mo Nenid)Gl1
CAB, Sic geidt llnb lorgEos, fr05Iid
puto iF4elerii9 Darctr mic iie ielbit.
SSlna Satic par6e IS wieOer tpie
porber. Ser gfaiatre oben .idie11
44iht ,97n6r ,SA{, ,G18sE xas,t,h.,
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
Der GinbrinaLina

Gas Dierjdbrige 2iieli lit bel Ser.
Uan0ten at BeFnd uno in8sDlhen
fomint Bel iBr 81 91lrie Elm 8rii0er-
den an. Ole 0eutgfeit miro ibr
feiprlid mitgeteiIt mo ale nmiteben
he, neiigierig, mos Tie MN wobl ia
gen meroe.
Sic ober mndh lid obne Elm 8ort
5it Io9en, gum AuSgeben bereit lIt0
neiropt lid SIR Tiire, inoem tie er
Stun niuB id nber id1leu-
mad 49aule geben, Der 8eifgel
madt mir ionit ale Spielidhell
faplift!"
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
8OsbaH

CT Der sic Gerlobung rliTgel0t
bot ;telcpboniert init iciner o~esDgienen
graut Bite idyide mir Sen
9riaantring 5triid. oeft i'd Dir ge-,
idlenft Babel
Sic: ,,Sol i'm Dir 0ot heber
ielbIt ab @IoS brift 10 leidf, pefn
man e nit Ser Yoit ididt.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
Sani6

0@err @eber, sic fifto oph beim
6beater, f0nneh Sic nidt nal EN-
paar 6retfarten mitbringeu2
fiber gern, lieber Breuno, AND sic
az 8anfbeaHlter bringen mir odfur
Elm paaf BanfHoten miti
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
9as 8abrifat

9oIi3iit: SD mug gle onfldrgi.
ben. Gbnuffeur. Gas gluto- 1T IN
ftnf 8eile 3eriprungen, 8te Idnge
bats Sbr SER gebnbt21 sc.
bdBt2 Sc modt feline erife 8abrf
Dom 2agerI4
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
Die 5ran int $pisesl
9idter Idrciben iiber Sas @eiea
ser Tran

0idter Tdlrciben iber Sas @eiea
ser Tran
&alnlt Oh llibt mebr @cliebfe lein,
Sci Jreunoin mir lo0aun4
6at man Die liebe oArd1geliebt
6augt man oie 56ala0ihait OH.
6einrih 9eltte.
Sir mid ut Is eilles Der abid)elt.
Iiditeil Iiltge III ciliem Moodeille-
ben, SAB mdn iilliller gleidj 8erliebt-
belt nnneAnen ntllB 5tpfiaeu ibr i9lO
cHlem NtallE g ait i1r frelnl0lidl
it, uilS gegen M fl iN ootltbdF
erlueiit.
George @iiot.
Sic meNidlide 9iebe, obDofa II
Ser Souptinde aitd niAts au0etcS
ais Der Groltg nod Dem 8elise ei-
mes beitimmtel1 sSnoipioinns gum
S3mede Ser interchangeable, IT'D ood
nod mebr: lie tit aual eipe 6rell0(
al ser 0eiitiyen Art 0eS geIiebfer
8eienS, lie t aud 6relin0idaft.
3ieies @lemeitt Scr 4iebe iiberDauert
oeren pbpiiologiideS Clement.
0lor Norootl.
Die beiteil Moalfdfeiten peroet
Ser 6reuHoididit spiid)en Mann u1lf
Netb 0anu 5ltefl Denn Die 6ral
eli. lebr miitterlid) all0ele8teS 8eier
lit, 0eilen misunderstanding
gar feline ooer nidt geniigenoe Der
wenoung ouT ncrmolem 8ege Fdn0.
". BON @teifen-8 liBpurm.
gs lit gar nift 6i la9en fpie meii
Die 6reiinoihaft init eiler 6rau Der
3reunoidaft urit einem Manne fit
ben Nann por6u5ieben III.
gognmil @ols.
Sd meme iogor, oaB Ser geu5eit
6rennOldoit 8miifen Mann un0
@eib gan5 ~beion0erS nottut, 0QB IS
lid babel geraoe5u I'M cine Geben8-
rage Der @eIenidaft banoelt.
q. D. @lei1enz8uBwurm.
Sic 8rauenfroae boit gu ME Be
iefien.
Nie bot gu IiebenO einen Monu
bagIiidt!
Sdiaer.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
=INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRHUEN8
SnternessS
elise BON @rctc Viaiie


Gina lieB Sic Sonoorbeit in 0ei
SdoB iinteu, bob OeN aopI lnnf
laitidte.
% paren lie ipieoer itber ibren
3iutmer, Die rlbeloien Shritte, biz
aud oiele 0adtitunOen binoilrh oiti
mo al iUanoerten, INNER allf mi
nb, sic lie 5uerit eridrcdt botten uni
ole ibr aamablid sur G%epobnbeit
~gcpor0ell.
Ser Giniame bort oben id)ien MIDI
0en Sdlaf GIL fentlen. Audr ieine
Aitgen ioben aus, ais ihlummerten
tie ME. @roB moren fie uno ounfel.
%brennen0 nn0 bart in Dem brdunlid
bIaiien @eiiht, oaS cine uniagliht
Miioigfeit ODER Srourigf6it beiAdtl
tefe uno nod ounf(er erideinen lieB.
lteber ieiuen RumHter iprodt CT
nidt. &erihloIien llno idhueigianl
mar iein Mlno, Oeiien 2ippen feSi
5uiammen8epreBt puren 81 elmer
ihnalen Rinie. Sur nit ieinem
Sumo re0ete er, reoete IN elmer trent
0en Spra9e, sic Dina niht per-
itan6 un0 Die ibr aud rnid8lif)
mii6e ltn0 iraurig erifien
Gr idrieb pieI. &d9lid irug er
Briefe 8ur Boit ltno ID ben 3eiten,
in oenen e. alti cine AntDort mar
tete, Dur0en ole Sdritte nod ruBes
loier un0 geqltdlter, 0as Angelid)t
nod 0imfIer unb oerihlOnener. Or
idien 1Iiht 81 merfen oaB Gina IN
ieirem 8immer elm un6 au8ging,
nufr1umte uno ibm 0u8 Gifen
bradJte. gttr ser Sum- bIidfe All,
pcrrn lie eintrqt, 1tan6 duf, ihiittelte
iid lln9 Iegte Die feudJte Shnall5e al
ibre 8ano. sic thn init Nabrlng
%ueriorgte.
Ga fam ser Gag, OIL Dem sum
eritenmnl oo8 Sunfle. AHgeiidt lih
erbeIlte mo ser peridIoilele WsunD
iidp dtftat.
Gem, wiiicn Sic, 6rduIeiu,
meiue Jrott fommt. Meine itrnge
Grnu ~ enOIid} epelibl" iogte CT.
Gr molltc sic 5reppe ~etnporitei-
gen, auf Der lie iid sbegegnet tuaren.
ga iab CT, tuie 0aS fleine @eiiAt OeS
Seutid)en 6rGi,Iculs tpeiB pllr0e. fail
gritnlid, u1O mie eilt 5r0lteIn girQ
0urd oie ihmale @eitolt. Gr febrtt
picNer nm. reihte ibr 0ie 6an6 uri
iagte:. SD mnB Sic i'm Ger5eibutE
bitten. Sic boben louiel @lltes AT
mir 9etalt. obne OaB ifl lie oafitr ge.
Aanft. 8dl Bin Elm iillterer 8eieli
itno jdlmer 81 e%rtraJen. Nber tDerf
sic fEeine iyrau fonmt Sic iuer;
ben Is ieAelt 6r1alein and ID
perSe eni gliidieli9er Mlellh leiii ara
tdfleiu f0lluetA
Inns Gina giag III ibt 3inthter,
leBte lid III ben genobnten Sttbl.
iubm Die @olearbeit tao foiultt
plOelid Oas Muiter nidt mebr ult-
tcriheioell. 0enn ibr 9lif mar nm
idNeiert uolf &r1llen.
An einena 5ommertag fam 0il
fleine, blou0e 6rolt, in 8el5e ge.
pidelt, troB Scr beiBelt 5ouae. 9el
@iniomc aebaroetc lid tuie ndrriit
@r fiiBte bic min5ig fIeiliell Eitppen
bail0e nit Ben @riibherL lfno Dos
Tcriondpn lieB rs iidl nit iurdtla
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
Sem @eidsaf
5ritden

Eante 6rieoo beiu6te 8erDonote
III Der 5ta6t. 8Gbreno lie morgen8
i'm 9aoe5immer pnr, 0ffnete iid oie
Cir, ift0 5riBden. ibr Neffe. tam
bereinipa8iert. Gante Jrieoo REF
iebr entraitet: u6ri8ten, fofort gebit
ou raus! Gin fIeiter Slitege bari
niht 5uieben, penn cine Dame
ba0et.
Srompt fra9te 6risHen: o@ie
alt muB man 0enn iein, nm oa Slss
Ie9el 81 0iirfen 2"
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
Mrdl Gin GrFpla

Sodter 0eS @alieS: uWnn bnffen
mir 9eute 10 bor5iiglit gefoht, trob-
Dem bat iidJ Der 2eutItmit nidt err
fl1rtl"
9odin (frelOdtrabfea6): uSSa,
aber iein 8uride!V
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
NebnliAfeit

@eldle Nebnlidfeit beitebt Spi-
ideif eiHem @eden uf1O elmer llbr?
Mfan 5iebt belize nlif uno ldBt beioe
laufen.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
Cine ttiuien NemtIdsSs
SSH ans Spanicn

sMdori6 - Gin nmerifunrIfes
SIng3eIg If NIT elmer MiHion 8oI-
lars IN oentiHem @oIo BON bier nod
Srontfurt ab9eflogen no oas @el0
benz QOntroIlrnt Ser 9liierten iiber-
nieien iuerocn ion.
DaS @oIS, 6o8 aus bririihen urlo
urnerifoniiden @aiin3en beitebt muir
be ,ttdh Der Rapitlilation non Der
oentid1n gotianTt Der ipnniihen
Regieru11g iibergeben uro nah lam
gen 8erInn0Iungen an Die Iuiier-
ten ousgdefert
rn6 DaB ibr unterbqIt fir 6ie 8eit
big an fbrer Einfhiffung getpabr-
Ieiitet III. Sic init ben 8eb6rben 3u-
Observation-Disclosures JIiidtlings=
9iIfsorganiidtionen liefern ore Mit-
tel 5nr BeftreHilng Der Meiiefolten
i0lfer Iuswon0erer, 0ie nidt in
Der Sage fino, Die erforoerIihe an-
5abl ailterifdniider Dollar (f29 BEL
Grpddienen) aus eigner 1nite uuf-
3ibringen. 6erner mec0en IoThe Or
gnniiatiouen Birgidait Dafiir iteI.
len, bob Musfuanoerer, Die feline an-
g~eborigen in Mrierifo baden. in I'M
ierem qan6e niht Der offentliden
Wailbtatisteit Slir Gait FaIIen.
Sir Die ifbrigen @urOerttaulen6e
bon GLiidtlingett utto gerifIeppten
in Der onheritoniiHen Bone mir6 nm
iere Milit1rDeruoItung penigIfens
nod fir ole tpeitere 9alter 6eg @in-
tiers iorgen, uHo 5Epar in beion6eren
0ngern, Die NIT Sei3unggeinridtun-
gen Deriehen por6en .iin6. Gin
idHter5Iidlss Trobletn bil0en fiir
iiniere Militdrbeboroen s~ebntauien.
De polniiher Sl6en 0ie crit nod Dem
uB-G Gage mad GeutidInn6 ia.
men, e ii6 nun ober fpegene oes III
ibrer alien @eiHot berrIhenoen Ail-
tiiemitismuS III Sen aopf geIett no
BEN eiitme0er mad Mrnerifa ODER
mad BoIaltino oug3uipon6ern rn6
ieOenfaFls ni&t mad @oIen 8uriid8u-
febren.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
Nnsiauid

uSle mcroeli midi benfe ettpas
DUNN iinoen", iagte Seine al eillem
5reiAloe az, lpur Del rnir< mir bd-
ben Miiere Soeen einpetduid
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
Giad6
Die Hebs SnocttN
3ar AnSDahi

Gls6eu Ems aoutor itiir8eh0:
u@apa, Ser Stord hat Elm griioet=
der ms elm SdDelterfen gebradt;
mas nebnlea mir 0entt?~
eein @eiRsnf
,,@o, 6risdlell. mas miro BENT
oeil fIeines Shmeterden Don DIR
8ltm @eburtstng ~friegen?@
uGos tpeiB id nod nitt bergar-
genes Sobr bat lie BON mir sic Sra.
fern Qefrieqt.@
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04


balterL mettlt man lie etpa einfuoI
eS nidt, bod fam man Die @eget-
I'M Monot sur 6atS .lliinrft, lie
tiihttg 5iebt nu0 Oebnt ititO lie baum
m1gIidit i'll elmer ouoeren Aihtitng
ais Dorber wieoer 8uiaftutenro4t.
9oB @lintmigegeHit6nSe fiibl,
troden lutO froitfrci oiti8ubeiDo9ren
iino, int befanut.
Gisclh
~lDioeptelt allen G6emifolien an
belten iofort nit l~nirlpurrrem 8dlIer
niisapaidpiis oerpldBDeife stI0aS
SdfAriaf 5uieBel, bel fpeiRn Stofz
fen SLIT 2ilff D0er H~nferlbAdde.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04

Die 6~rauenfrone boIt gu ME be-
ieiien.
Jaie baf 81 liebenb eiuen Mann
bagIiidtl
Sdtaer.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Nearby Counties Red Cross
Drive 10 Open March |

The Red Cross fund raising CAM
paign for Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties will begin stimuli
taneously with the campaign of the
Washington Area on March |, il
was announced today by the two
county Red Cross chapters.
Mrs. James B. Nolan, Rockville
fund chairman for Montgomery
County, said the county quota Is
SAC, 600. Assisting her will be Mrs
Carlton Savage, Rockville; Mrs
Henry Beacraft, Washington Grove
Mrs. Stanley Stabler, jr., Colesville
Mrs. S. o. Bebee, Sandy Spring and
Olney; Mrs. Bradley Woodfield
Damascus; the Rev. James P. Kerr
Boyds; Mrs. G. r. Grey, Poolesville:
Mrs. Kelley Rice, Jamestown; Mrs
John T. O'Shaughnessy. Silver
Spring; Miss Rebecca .Leaman, Ger
mantown; Rev. Elgar Soper, Po-
tomac; Mrs. Gary Bell and Miss A.
Cooke, Gaithersburg: Vincent s.
Gingerich, Takoma Park; Horace
Alexander, Chevy Chase, and j. r.
Enright. Bethesda.
Chairmen for Latonsville, Annie
M. Wilson and Clara Barton districts
have not been named. Mrs. Nolan
said.
Nicholas Orem, jr., has been
named chairman OF the Prince
Georges County drive, John r.
Fletcher. chairman Of the county's
Red Cross chapter, announced.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Burglary Tools Send
Man 10 Jail Again as
He Ends Theft Term

Benjamin Gaudiosi, 80, Newark,
N. j., was sentenced to three years
in the Virginia Penitentiary by
Judge William P. Woolls in Alex
andria Corporation Court yesterday
after he pleaded guilty to possession
of burglary tools and attempting to
break into the Alexandria Ration
Board August 8. Judge Woolls SEN
fenced him to three years on each
count but ordered the sentences to
run coneurrently.
Gaudiosi, and two companions,
were indicted September 10 in Alex
andria and on the same day were
indicted by Stafford County grand
jury on a charge of stealing fuel oil
stamps worth 100000 gallons and
1900 red points from the ration
board there. @
Gaudiosi was sentenced to serve
80 days with the State road gang
and fined $500 by the Stafford Cir
cult Court and was turned over to
Alexandria authorities after COM
pletion of the sentence.
The other two men, Peter Silvio
Cavanna, IS, New York, and DOM
inic Anthony Luciano, "a, Newark,
also indicted on ration board theft
charges, will be tried by the Alex
andria Corporation Court at later
date.
At the same time. James Wood,
26, colored, who lived at the Mutual
Ice Co. bunkhouse in Alexandria,
was sentenced to Is years in the
penitentiary for robbery. He was
charged with robbing an Alexandria
railroad man, Ralph Horton, 500
South Henry street, of $94 as he was
walking on Oronoco street on the
night of December IA.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
BY the As,oeiotsd Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. Ala
most urgent need of the Naval
Academy's Department of Aviation
is a $4,000, 900 airport here whose
construction sis essential to our pro-
grom,' Capt. r. B. Pirie, head of
the department, said yesterday.
In an interview he declared that
appropriations for the airdrome
have been asked of Congress, and
on its consent hinges to large ex-
tent the successful development of
the institutions aviation courses.
The much-decorated naval officer,
who took over the new department
some four weeks after serving on
Admiral Ernest ]. Kings staff as an
air officer, predicted a day when
all midshipmen would receive ele-
mentary flight instruction"
Immediate Aim of Program.
While the departments present
curriculum provided for no actual
pilot training, Capt. Pirie declared,
he believed more elaborate avi-
alton instruction program would
evolve.
The immediate aim of the pro-
gram, he explained, was ito prepare
future naval officers for a career
which will require complete and
comprehensive understanding of the
fundamentals, uses and potential
tiles of aviation-irrespective of
whether or not he specializes in
aviation"
Midshipmen. will receive an air.
craft carrier cruise and flight in
doctrination during second class
summer. During their stay at the
Academy they will be given a thor
Evening star., 1946-02-21
RecreationaI Plans
Made for Falls Church

Plans for the establishment of
recreational facilities in the Falls
Church area are being made by the
newly organized Falls Church Citi-
zens' Recreation Committee, of
which Ralph Ley is president.
Among projects under considera-
ton is the proposed construction by
the local American Legion post of
a war memorial building, which will
contain recreation rooms.
The committee has asked the
post to place the building in the
Trips Run Park area and has sug-
gested that the town of Falls
Church maintain playground facil-
tiles surrounding the structure.
The group also has decided to ask
the Hillwood and North Greenway
Downs Citizens Associations to
sponsor boys and girls clubs.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Alexandra Man Dies
When Struck by Car

George j. Florence, 81, of 215 East
Custis avenue, Alexandria, was
killed last night when struck by an
automobile on King street road near
Rosemont avenue.
Alexandria police said Mr.. Flor
ence was walking in the street with
his back to traffic when he was hit.
They identified the driver of the
car as Charles H. Smith, jr., "A, also
OF Alexandria. No charges were
placed against the driver.
Florena May Bowman, Is, of 1119
Midyale avenue, Kensington, Md.
suffered a possible conclusion last
night when struck by an automobile
as she was walking along the Whea-
ton-Kensington road near her home,
She was admitted at Suburban. Hos
pital, Bethesda. The driver of the
car was identified by police as
Thomas Collins, also of Kensington.
Also taken to Suburban Hospital
last night was Mary M. Lyle, 10, Of
34l1 Thirty-second place NV, who
received decorations to the face and
knees when the car in which she
was riding struck a telephone pole
at Cedar parkway and Center street,
Chevy Chase. Driver of the car,
police said. was Miss Nancy c.
Montgomery, 20, of a West Kirk
street, Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Small, Light tractor
Demonstrated for Il
Governments, UNRRA

Representatives of II governments
and UNRRA officials, alert to the
demand for low cost. lightweight
farm equipment to help ease food
shortages among the war-stricken
nations, yesterday journeyed to the
Beltsville Agricultural Farm to wit
ness demonstration of a new trac-
tor, which, the manufacturers say, Is
lust what the small acreage farm
needs
The tractor, a 26x86-inch, 305-
pound machine, possesses a maxi
mum tractive effort of $50 pounds,
operates on liz horsepower motor
and will run more than five hours
on a gallon of fuel, agents for the
manufacturer explained.
A special feature, it was pointed
out, is an automatic speed trans
mission, enabling it to be responsive
to load increases providing increased
pull at reduced speed without man
ual adjustment.
mission, enabling it to be load in
creases responsive to providing in
creased pull at reduced speed with
out manual adjustment.
Cost of the tractor, depending on
price to be set by the Office of
Price Administration, will probably
be less than $500 for the tractor and
$50 to $40 for each of the attach
ments-the plow, harrow, sickle bar
hoe blades, or moWer-it was an
nounced.
Yesterdays demonstration, con.
Quoted by members of the Beltsville
Agricultural Engineer Research Lab.
oratory in conjunction with the
manufacturer, was held at the re.
quest of UNRRA, which sought suct
a machine for foreign manufacture
as well as for small farm owners
in the United States.
Among the onlookers were men,
bers of the French. Indian. Span
ish, Australian, Czechoslovakia ano
the Southern Rhodesia supply mis-
sions, the British Ministry of Supply
the Chilean Embassy, the Chinese
Ministry of Agriculture and the So
Wet Government Purchasing Com
mission.
The tractor, it was announced
will be distributed internationally
by Amer-Ind, Inc, of New York
The Standard Machinery Corp. OF
Providence. r. l., is expected to start
full production in four months.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
CheverIy Woman, Found
Unconscious in Car, Dies

Mrs. Gladys G. Nelson, AZ, of 5713
Forest road, Cheverly, a bookkeeper
at the Air-Tract Manufacturing
Corp. College Park, was found un-
conscious last night in her car about
500 feet from the entrance to the
plant.
She was taken to Leland Me-
mortal Hospital, Riverdale, where
she was pronounced dead. Hospital
officials attributed death to a stroke.
She was the wife of Policeman A.
R. Nelson, stationed at No. / pre-
cinct.
Corpl. Boyd A. Hamilton of the
Prince Georges County police, said
he found Mrs. Nelson after her hus-
band had reported that she had
failed to arrive home after she left
work about 5 pm. He said Police
man Nelson told him his wife had
ben i'll for some time.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
72-MiIIion Airport Held Vital
To Naval Academy Program

ough grounding in aviation sub
jects in the academic departments,
Capt. Pirie said.
An important subdivision of the
departments curriculum Is the
science Of aerial reconnaissance,
which during the war was devel-
oped to tremendous proportions, -
the officer stated.
"A number of our big carrier
Strikes" he recalled, "were not pri-
marily bombing raids or even diver
sionary assaults, but were made to
get pictures for later operations.
1t is easy to see how important
Photographic techniques have be.
come"
Defense Against Atom.
He predicted that the atomic
bomb tests near Bikini atoll would
not detract from the importance of
modern naval aviation.
with the development of the
atomic bomb" he declared, "it has
become imperative that enemies
should not even get close to the
shores of the United States. A
screen of fast carrier forces on the
seven seas seems to me one good
method of defense"
The department was established
in 1945, upon the Naval Academy S
return to a four-year course. It's
program-which will receive its first
practical application this summer
lis. still under constant revision u
Capt. Pirie related.
I'VE want everything that's mod
ern," he said. ''The program is
organized along the lines of flexi-
bility to permit the inclusion of
everything new that's worth while u
Evening star., 1946-02-21
$4,000 Sidewalk Slated
For Wilson Boulevard

Construction of a sidewalk on
Wilson boulevard, Arlington, from
Glebe road west to Four Mile Run,
at an estimated cost OF $4,000, is
scheduled this spring.
A. T. Lundberg, acting county
manager, said surveys have been
made and the project now is in the
hands of the highway design unit.
The development, long urged by
the Stonewall Jackson Citizens AS
ISOLATION, will be discussed at a
meeting of the organization March
1S which county representative is
scheduled to attend.
The associations Sanitation and
Public Health Committee also was
directed to make a study of the ero-
sion Of Lubber Run on property in
the area adjacent to Wilson boule-
ward, in addition to the pollution
content of the stream.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Assembly Asks
| Press Freedom
| In Resolution
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 21.-Free-
dom of the press for all Nations to-
day had the support of the Vir-
ginia General Assembly in the form
Of joint resolution adopted yester-
day. The measure was introduced
by Senator Maitland Bustard, DAN
vile, and embodied a. recommends
ton of Gov. Tuck.
In its resolution, the Legislature
expressed the belief that freedom of
the press and freedom of informa-
tion for all peoples would "do much
to promote the understanding among
nations upon which enduring peace
can be based"
The legislative body also urged
that the United States obtain inter-
national agreement to extend this
right to all peoples to the end that
world understanding may result in
lasting peace"
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Police Await Report
OF Autopsy on Woman

Prince Georges County police to-
day awaited results Of an autopsy
on Mrs. Norma Hersey to determine
the cause of death of the 36-year-
old expectant mother whose body
was found yesterday in remote
wooded section near Silver Hill, Md.
DR.. James I. Boyd, Prince Georges
County deputy medical examiner,
performed the autopsy yesterday
but said results would not be known
for several days pending further
laboratory tests.
Mrs. Hersey had been reported
missing from her home, at 615 Port
land street Sc, since February
after leaving a note for her husband,
Rosto, saying, Look for me in the
canal"
Prince Georges police said there
were no signs of violence on Mrs
Hersey's body other than marks on
the left wrist and hand. They said
however, the marks might have been
made by rodents.
Mr.. Hersey, an automobile me-
chanic, told police his wife had
threatened to kill herself several
times, being upset about her preg-
nancy.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Maryland JobIess Pay
Near 500, 900 in Week
By the Assoeioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. al
Maryland's unemployment compen-
sation payments neared $1,000 last
week, when 35,849 checks were is
sued for total of $680,102
In report to Gov. O'Conor yes
terday Russell S. Davis, chairman
of the Unemployment Compensation
Board, disclosed that the Baltimore
Office alone had paid out 23,189
checks totaling $438, ,673.
County Offices paid out $97,316 in
5,312 checks and out-of State claim
ants received $144,023 in 7,348
checks. Since vi day the State
has paid out $13,346,949 and issued
706,T TOT checks, Mr.. Davis reported.