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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03
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THE NEW YORK SYMPHONY
 SiIhouettes In the Night: Fannie Hurst and her pup in the Park at the crack of yawn Tony Eden, the diplomat, checking his luggage at LaGuardia Airport Prank Thinatra devouring a meal Cat Howie's) that would fill two heavyweights George Raft among the other Sardines at Sardi's Andy Russell and the Ritz (Raff) Bros. dining at Olin's . Ann Sheridan (and her feller) at the Riviera ringside B. Ba- ruch (the United States1nan) quit ting his Central Park bench to arnuse the tots at the playground Meeshaaa Auer thrilled about being cast for the radio version of '"Tovarich" Mrs. John Mason Brown (wife Of the critic) looking refreshing despite the whewmidity =. Mrs Wendell Willkie at the Blue Angel The man who makes you pause and say: "Oooh, there's MT. Molotov!" He Is Bill Mckamy, executive at the J. Walter Thomp- son agency.
 Sallies in Our Alley: They were arguing about the importance of money. "Oh. we'll" said the first, what if We have imitation? The poor can enjoy the stars in the sky as well as the rich . Yeah" " said 8 cynic. but you get a much closer view from a penthouse than you do from the gutter" Dor othy Gulman sums it up neatly: Money she observes, may not be Everything, but don't let our coun- try become a place where Money Isn't Anything!"
 Midtown Vignette: It happened In the Krots Bule the other night. Our reporter was none other than the boss himself, Shoim Billings berg .. He was touched by the episode An army officer asked that barkeeper Tony Butrico join him at his table for a drink. We served together overseas said the officer He reminiSced long with Tony and then insisted on having photo taken of their meet ing The officer made a ter rife hit with the staff and patrons by this demonstration of democracy and being & nice guy |. His name tand mark 1t down high on your hst) is General H. F. Kramer.
 Memos of Midnighter: Her ex- husband says Rita Hayworth isn't at all proud about the Atomb being named for her and her film, 'Gilda," one of the best press agent tie-ups (we thawt) in history. He says 1t wasn't any tie-up-that they reSlly adore Rita and so christened 1t after her. He wished, however, their child, Rebeeca, could one day say: My mothers name was on the very last atomic bombi" Hedda Hopper brought the Queen of England one of those hats Is it true that Hizzoner (the Mayor) will be Mrs. Cornelius VanderbiltS $ Summer guest at her Newport fox hole? Tex McCrary and George Wolf (the NEG exploiter) are hud- ding on musical with a husband wife radio team as the hilarious theme The Beverly-Wilshire Hotel In Celebritown has followed our suggestion about having the belrboys show guests the nearest fire escape instead of the nearest corkscrew The latest gimmick for hams is match books with their pitchizz on the covers
 New York Nocturne: Last night I was lonely and restless And the rain splashing against the pane
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03
Germany Refugee To Be Deported

John Stohl, 42, of g Mitchell Avenue, is being held here for Fed eral authorities following his arrest yesterday on a warrant for deporta- ton.
 Sgt. James Wagner said the man is a parolee from a dentention camp here where he was held during the war He will be deported to Ger many.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03
GRAND RAPIDS RABID

Grand Rapids, Mich, July g. GUP)-A used car lot offered a 1946 model car for $3,600 and store ad- vertised mo limit" on butter at $50 a pound.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03
|. Only made me more so

Only made me more so |. I decided to walk it off :. In the storm Aimlessly went First along the lighted avenues . Then down the dark CT side streets In the middle of one of these 1> Just as we both came abreast the light .. passed a girl .. The golden gleam of her hair The exquisite curve of her lips I saw All else faded away into the shadow Of her umbrella and the rain |. Then she was gone .. And l was was more lonely than ever I kept on InWardly curSing con- ventionS That held me from speaking to her And wondering where o. Henry got his stuff about romance And adventure |. In Bagdad-on-the-Su Subway |. Then I started home The op- posite way I turned into my own street And there com- ing toward me She was again This time she smiled As though to say: we seem to be do- ing the same thing tonight n'est-ce pas??" And I smiled back And hastened into my own house Without once look ing back :. Lest she think I was no gentleman-T. Weatherly.
 Curtain Calls: Universal's Dead of Night" a thriller. The critics hugged it . Carmen CavalIero's album, Dancing in the Dark Ca re-issue) :. The hot tamale re- vusical at the Havana-Madrid Iva Withers, heroine of "Carousel," and her song Witchery . Connie Haines' furnishing on NEG An drews Sisters platter of Love You Like I Do" Moro Morales rhumband via WOR (Mon. and Thurs. 1:30 ayem til and WEAF Tues. and Fri at 12:05 midnite) .. Spike Jones doing T Dream of Brownie with the Light Blue JeanS.''
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03

The Late Watch: Many Broad wayites hope that vaudeville will come back via television .... Joan Crawford is Playing the. Field finally getting smart <. . Movie kitle changes tell unintentional little stories Frixample: 20ths You're for Me" is now If I'm Lucky" and Hollywood Story" is now called Falling Star" . Maureen OHara refused to do the bathtub sequence in "Homestretch, J the Zanuck film The Constel- lation that brought Mary Pickford East ran into an Oklahoma cy- clone Thirty passengers got oof'ly seeck James M. CoX'S book is due in Oct via S&S -. J. Elin- son thinks they oughta call him Hooray Truman .. The booSie list ed for a snatch by that gang Just caughD in a B'klynite-initials: J. s. Poor Mike Jacobs. After all the thing sports writers and others have called him-HE is be- ing sued for islander and libell
 Sounds in the Dark: At the China Doll: She knows all the answers. It's the questions that confuse her" At the Mermaid Room: He's lost weight, but he was once the biggest jerk in town" At Gil- more's: There are four S's in Mississippi and one s. 0. b." :. At Montes on the Park: She's saving her husbands money for a Reno day" At the Carnival: "The reason Jane Russell got the part was that she got there fustest with the mostestl" At Chand- ler's: Nov that there's no OPA people should be reminded that a fool and his money are soon worth less" . In the Cub Room: And now to go from the ridiculous-to my place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03

Manhattan Murals: The 1000 lbs of ice delivered daily to the w. 45th St. theaters, which are hot boxes until it arrives .. The public library where you may sit and do nothing but where you may not sit and read newspaper The little pooch in the park sporting tiny Sun-bonnet NEG StafferS watching the thermometer because when it hits e1 they may go home if they labor in not cooled offices Six-footer songstress Ann Castle whose umbrella tip has tiny am- Der light So low-flying planes won't hit her in the head. We sup pose Lee Joyce, the March model, who looks like Linda Darnell, talks like Irene Dunne and has a figger like Venus. ("Gee, what a plug He probably has date with her. Those columnists don't give away free ads like that fer nut tin'.')
Evening star., 1946-09-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.

GasvY a.f CHASE snS 9.,T IN tbs
poTches Suilt-n gar. iopi eil eta 1ta Promnt dmSt
e. e. 5N 'GP 2S1s '' MM 81 NV, " s4aNpEfS 81 1afs
SHEvY SftE1 I ? CHASE, s2s,5oo. 1mmed Lm BOSS.
Roomy new brick Colonial on beaut. land
slsDse sssDed large lo, We'll Nv am with
Im. on is. floor. Three excel bedrms. Tn1 and
sns e0a ade nsase taTfS1E ea sG
expansion. Bryant gas heat. copper plumb
as s1ss TSss eo sStR Nc gar 5,a Terms WM
eaEv9 cHasf. aHsa z ? asoo g Rt.tsnhouse St.
rs k nsm s Rrs tas newly M sss TED
sHApRo NC hfi fioe sSt at ave- only MI ss22isp9 isG9
I HAyf SEVERAL NICE HOUSES for sale
in northeast and southeast section One is
very r5sse nies boSas, Soek bsngaISE S AIabams
msnt ds' XII EARrMAa xsis ssi R2, sH~n 1885, sss
SILVER sPRING--a.bedroom. a-bath brick
to Transportation and schools, in perfect
S SKI Heal IasHEs EsHsrE e
hfSSS;S[AIow; fSs ;[a..: ", SILVER SILL, e., srnIsMemons M Of
lows we have ever offered for sale Beau
tiiuI to look at. and immaculate in condi-
ton. Lovely lfv. rm. with fireplace, open
bedrms tns 1E TO ,e ssth sids porch sIs an
m9Ssrn mssn kitchen ell 0n one fiooE EXQUISITE
paneled and completely lined with book
shelves, in the basement, also recreation
room with splendid bar, hot-water oil heat;
peautiful. large handicapped yard. Do no,
SssIpsl1nal SIsETal vfsn Gsl IA "a srs7 yntil pm
sxselWysiye sxsWs agents; s25 New York ave ~2s
bungalow, prewar priced. S11, 1850. Posses.
WoRTH1k9ToN sn RE1Lrp spOp,asnses saa7 a.osai. na
ssfI sss sH Siiso o.3 S9a until pm. If no ansSer
MI. 'FL FPLsassaaNr ST. N.w.-ao-ft. Nwaoftt2s fov
brick, 6 rooms, tile bath, coal h.-w.h.;
stores PRICED TO sell. Shown evenings
only. Mr.. QREM, GE. 4639, DI 3346.
500 BLOCK sth ST. NV, near Kennels
st.-6-room row. brick. all good sized
fooms, Colonial front porch, garage, gal
RayyTnvsps; Rynvps ter terms for 6ais.es NJ. 3
20, 750, GRIN. BARGAIN, attractive well
built 1ha-story modern clean stucco house
convenient Nd: $1,000 cash desired
3o5T. MAoEE. RE. 7740. 27s
Evening star., 1946-09-25
HOUSES FURNISHED

LADY WILL SHARE COUNTRY HOME with
refined people do not mind infant; on
highway, in Md, "a miles north of center
of city; not too modern but comfortable
and honey; commupication desired. Box
WESLEY HEIGHTS, 4355 Forest lane
Corner, DISTINGUISHED house in exclusive
neighborhood: available about Oct. l5 fol
6 months or year. Enslish-style brick
stone and stucco construction, stone
foored terrace, billiard room and bar ir
basement, living room, dining room, kitch.
en-, den and pantry on 1st floor; bed.
rooms and baths on 2nd; 2 service room:
and bath on 3rd; gas furnace 2-cal
garage; $3.50 per month; expensively fur.
nished. LOUIS P, SHOEMAKER, Ills
1855 HARRISON ST. Nw.-Beautiful det
brick home elaborately furn.; rms, 2
lnnntb bashS rec osEpH Ep regls Psf,n gar $3.50
FOR RENT33-bedrm. house, furn., in Va;
good transp. Price, $3.50 month. Box
BRADLEY YHILLs-Attractive Colonial brk.
with almost "a acre, center hall, 8 bed
rms, 2 baths on 2nd f.; LIST floor, lava
tory, gas heat. Gear brick garage; S275
mo: available Oct. L. WI. 554S. -2S
WILL RENT my completely furnished and
equipped modern. home in Washington
Country Club section, Arlington, from Oct.
] to Dec. Is, to responsible, childless, pet
less couple. P. o. Box 1865, North Sta
tiOn, Arlington Va
Evening star., 1946-09-25
HOUSES EXCHANGED

JACKSONVILLE FOR WASHINGTON
bedrm. red brick, 1-story house; dble ga
rage; excellent location; exchange for . or
S-pedrm. house in or near Washington.
NEWARK, n. j., studio apartment. newly
furnished, for one or two bedroom fur
nished apartment Washington or Airing
ton: october occupancy. Box 379-H, Star.
KANSAS CITY FOR wAsHINGToN-Have
desirable 3-bedroom house in Kansas City
TO exchange on sale or rental basis for
comparable property near Washington.
MAJOR HOPKINS, 1909 10th NV. phone
NO. Sl45, evenings or week ends. rs
SIx-RM. HOUSE, in Ft. Wayne, Ind, for
similar house in Washington. Telephone
CHEVY CHASE HOME, in exchange for 1
In Urbana or Champagne. Box 1896,
BOSTON for washington exchange-Win
exchange 7-room house, committing dis
tance Of Boston, for 2-bedroom house or
apartment, near Washington. RANKIN,
WASHING GTON-DAYToN " will exchange
furnished, in suburban Washington, for
nnH taIp, ca aDt 5,fs p house in or near Dayton
CALIF-D. C.-Rent or sell, 3-bedrm
house, Berkeley, Calf for or bedrm.
house with 1st-f. bath, D. c. area. NO.
7oRooM HOUSE, in Boston suburbs, for
house or 2-bedroom apt. in or around
Washington. 90 Call c. H. ALSPACH, DE.
1900, Ext, 81 -27
Evening star., 1946-09-25
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

GOVT. EXECUTIVE, veteran. two small
girls and small dog: needs two bedroom
BUsfNEssMASe f p' n re Tesdent, dent no no
children, desires furnished or unfurnished
hosSe will months rent n
PERMANENT RESIDENT his n'Sf wife. daush-
ter. II. need or 3 bedroom apart
sn seao aT ap to sS gst Raoa BED
WILSON, Ex. Sill, I Ext sos. or EN- 4ssI /
3 Or BEDRM. HOUSE In Northwest sec
tion: max. S225; no children or pets; ex-
I isenf fs5 5stseni5s oT nf5 Ats2 s9 S$ e. e.
U. S. n: A. GRAD. tayiatoE, needs 2-bed.
e5sf5 eo dsuseteF YoHky s yrs RIM no ss Pfs AM, IT
knTL NaYH CLUB .MIR lin and d Eye s.s e.
employees urgently need Z or 8 bedroom
f4MS ffSi1 SF Taso5 sS1a N1a 9s
need unfurnished 6-rm. house; perm ' resi- t
SEVERAL MOS. REM in advance. Nurse
aaa 5ams House aFse, on aD Resd In
KEGTLSR ARMY COLONEL. wife and son
reFn O. autg gnfu5H cR 4sss ss to sl75 nSHt ss
bsaS1a gfs Snsse and tT9 sU danshter
GOVT. EMPLOYE (GPO), permanent,
eendT apaTamen adus IN h0Hs1 amS
your inyestigation: viii occupy Immediately
or II 30 80 or 80 days. DE. 4767, " E.
fkkENeeHa suppLY COUNCIL oficisl, % wife
and children. 9. and 2, urgently need
pay up to aS225 mo. Boy 59-J, Star or
s sisG Sss must vaeate 2s house
9 bedroom house, preferably unfurnished,
q British Gis Ts lMBRssY aSs E1 oFca Sa s
triet; s1a5-s175: 8 in family, no young
stssr asti pnd viii a be
AAF A CAPTAIN. wife and baby urgently
ssfs S;ssRfs s s
SaEyx CHASE ss; seheo
RESPONSIBLE family. girls. 6. 4: best ref
UNFURNIsHED house or apartment, two
TO feur bedrooms, high location; perma-
nent Government oficial. Box 473-H
% r4S ns.454 AnI Ms SAsE e.. tHF CT s ss4h house
with wife, two little girls, age 4 and 2
and son, age mos, desire, within 6(
days attractive 3-bedroom house ol
apartment; prefer suburban, with yard; W
TO $3.50 per mo-; careful family: financially
responsible. Call RE. 74O0, Ext. 3O04
during working hours. 2Ss
YOUNG COUPLE, no children. desire 2.
bedroom house in nearby Maryland OIL
Virginia. Tel. day, DI. 0103; night. WA
VETERAN NEEDS 2-bedroom unfurnishec
house. Rent or lease. 2 children, and 4
yrs. Within 10 miles D. C. Respon., perm
Call Ma. s51o. Ext. 432. after 5 pm. 90
WANTED-SMALL HOUSE or 2-bedroom
apt. In or around Washington. Call C. II
AISPACH, DE. 1900 Ext 81 -27
Evening star., 1946-09-25
HOUSES UNFURNlSHED.

BRICK, 3-BEDRM., 2-BATH HOME, vic
Sl10. Box 1856. Star. -25
CoLORED-N. C. HINES g. SONS. 9TH,
Name that Means Everything in Rea
Estate" Hurry! Large 17-room house
ideal for rooming house or guesthouse
$50. 33 month. Call HO. 09S6. 8 a m
Evening star., 1946-09-25
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its fun
value today; onr epinien entails no obli-
Realtors Gst. 1857. 1919 K st. NV. 81.
CHARLES 8. GUNN has clients waiting
and nearby Marylsnd. FIR. 1905.
TOE n0LLAkS, s:eY ne, and Maryland
appraisal, with. no oblisation. We have
clients with cash. or will bug outright, You
will be amazed With orr quick and e1icient
Sc. FIR 2a02. till p.m
(Couttuued on Next Paao;l
Evening star., 1946-09-25
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

s-RoOM HOUSE, furnished, for rent OF
sale, all modern improvements; II miles
from D. C. line on Defense hwy: by owner
Call Ii 547O 90
Evening star., 1946-09-25
-16 THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c..
APARTMENTs WANTED tcont. } .

APARTMENTS WANTED tCont.1.
NE son HAS JUST RETURNED from over
seas He needs a NV. apt. up to S75, SO
he can be reunited with his darling wife
and 4.yr.-old daushter. Please help Nom.
: PROFESSIONAL WOMEN want unfur-
nished apt, 2-3 rooms and kitchenette,
vicinity 18th st. NV. Box s5-G. Star
sERvICEMAN and wife urgently need i or
2 room apt, furn. or unfurn. by 1st of
October. Call MA. 1911 bet. 8 and 5, or
FAMILY STRANDED in another city. wife
Ill from 10 months separation. have two
well Behaved children who miss me, perma-
nent Govt. employe. desperately need / OF
2 bedroom apartment, furnished or un-
furnished. or house unfurnished. TR.
AIR FORCES VETERAN and wife desire
! or bedrm. furn. apt: perm position
ME. ROUH1ER, FIR. 5000, Ext. 4591, call
Evening star., 1946-09-25

CONTINUED on Next Passsl
Evening star., 1946-09-25

hall Colonial home
room, dining room,
laundry room on fir
rooms and 2 baths
rooms in attic: built
porch overlooking {
lot with lily pond
Price, S27.500. o
Weekdays It'll o pm.
WARD H. JONES & {
Evening star., 1946-09-25
gas neat, D


WI vi. 7fo5. iti with " SHANNON & LucHs W e CO, o.
bHTadhEp 1f9S E Cor ooRNEh IA aa3sMhhcenter-ha- aash
. iaree Side pOrches modern Kitchen and
gear sarase; ty ideal si location and arranse @
For sale to settle estate ct only Ssl 500.
eSas MI I6cas co 1899 SeS zi's g. sHAs ns
LOVELY love : ssuassalew sss n Lam L
and transportation $3.50. Cali. MI
PIsskso9d: I9S;,ys d Nos osSa7, With sHANNoS i
GayF ta.s.d Ses SHAsE DeData p .Sns5sv s fs
l,Go, . i. has large living room; dining room:
Bedrooms: 2 baths on End fioor. Nice Nice
TWEED co. 55o4 Com: ave. NV. ,EM.
cIEvEIhNBs faRkT6is excellent Oct
e home ssctDR ist
sunroom 10r Y and % iaVatory: bedrooms % es siesp.
in9 porch and 2 tiled beshs On Snd; nnish-
on sbe has nice sad
SHys SaHH aSsE lSso s 81 an!lI
rooms, 2 baths. end floor; large livins
room, dining room, kitchen, 1st moor; 2
car garage; close to schools and transpor-
taticn: This property is IN nice sonditionI;
Conn, ave. NV, EN-. 1890 Sunday and
DTTCH Dfer COLONIAL - This beautiful g.
room detached white clapboard house is
tstion; ist floor. large living room, dining
room, kitchen, den and breakfast nook;
sewing room. PRICED to sell sickly; S22,-
500. Exclusive. r; A. TWEED Co, 55o4
fafs 1hs' ffSE FIJI 81 DETAcHEP psleR. bleek
glassed.in porch, Q baths on End hoor;
finished room and storage room in attic;
wide center hall, 24-ft. living room; In
new,.house condition: Gear gsTaEs; vacant slai
Sunday and weekdays until 8 pm. r. A.
TWEED 7 p, Gos S S5o4 + Conn ave: nv Is
Offering Of this almost new det. brick
home In this lovely locations; 1st floor has
large liv. rm., lin. rm., 1st-fioor powder
rm., de luxe kit, with range and refsr.; 8
excel. cond. j. A. TWEED Co. 6504 Conn.
ave. EN- 1890 until 3 pm. "a
Evening star., 1946-09-25

short distance from D. C.
det. brick, only An years
:, 2 baths, ultramod. kit,
n perfect condition; owner
immed. possession possible.
S20,950. Call Mr.. Francke,
e. GERBER REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1946-09-13
School Officials Man
Safe Driving Course

School officials today began map.
ping out a course in safe auto
mobile driving for vocational high
school students following author
ization yesterday by the District
commissioners of the purchase of
two dual-control cars for the in
struction.
The Commissioners authorizati ton
followed a recommendation by their
Trafnc Advisory Board, which ar
ranged with the Department of
Vehicles and Traffic for ALLEGATION of
the necessary funds from its $4,000
appropriation for traffic safety edu-
cation. Approximately $1,000 will
be spent for the automobiles.
l.. j. Cantrell, associate superin-
tendent in charge Of vocational
schools, is seeking two driving
teachers at $3.50 a year, one each
for the white and colored schools.
to carry out the program.
The instruction program was
nailed by Traffic Director Georee
E. Keneipp as the first step toward
putting the District on a par with
other sections of the country. He
pointed out, however, that Mont
gomery County in Maryland already
had driving instruction courses for
all high school students.
We've got to build up a respect
for traffic safety in the minds of our
drivers when they are young" Mr..
Keneipp asserted Merely teach.
ing them to drive is not enough"
Evening star., 1946-09-13
2 Probes Started in C-54 Blaze
After Emergency Landing Here

Capital Airlines-PCA and the Civil
Aeronautics Board were conducting
separate Investigations today into
the cause of fire which forced 9
ur-engined C-54 plane into spec
tacular emergency landing at Ma
tional Airport yesterday.
The huge ships right outboard
motor caught fire over Anacostia
requiring all the skill of its pilot tc
bring it down on north-south run
way without injury to any of the
occupants.
After the pilot, Capt. Ralph
Sewell, "a, of 1926 johnson avenue
Bethesda, Nd, and three co-pilots
had leaped to safety, the plane
burned more than an hour while
airport and District firemen battled
the flames.
Damage Put at 100000.
An airline spokesman said the
damage probably would amount to
100000 and that it was undeter-
mined whether it ever would fly
again. All engines but that which
caught fire and dropped off the
right wing about 100 feet over the
runway, could be salyaged, he said
The cockpit was totally destroyed
as was the right wing, but the rear
part of the fuselage was hurt only
slightly.
The CAB had two investigators
inspecting the charred hulk today
They were to determine whether a
formal hearing would be necessary
to bring out all the details of the
accident.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Lack Of Funds 10 Curb
Europe's Food Import

European demand for American
food will be less this winter, but the
drop will stem more from lack of
funds to make purchases on the
open market than any slackening
of need, Robert H. Shields, head of
the Agriculture Departments Pro-
duction and Marketing Administra-
ton, believes.
Mr.. Shields and Nate Koenig,
executive assistant to Secretary An
derson, have just returned from a
food study on the continent.
MIR. Koenig told reporters food
prospects in Europe have improved
with this years harvests, The lack
of coal, however, is becoming the
overriding problem, replacing the
grave food shortages earlier this
year, he said.
Without coal, both the industrial
and agricultural recovery will be
held up, Mr.. Koenig added.
! Mr.. Shields comment on food
purchases renews the problem of
now to continue to supply needy
countries with UNRRA slated to 20
out of business in Europe on Decem-
Der 81. There has been discussion
OF asking Congress for a special
grant to supply such countries as
Italy and Greece.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Six Generals Assigned
To New Commands

Six general officers of the Army
Ground Forces were given new as
signments yesterday by Gen. Jacob
L. Devers, AGF commander.
Maj. Gen. Robert B. Mcclure, who
recently returned from China, has
Joined headquarters, I'd Army, Balti-
more.
Maj. &c" S. Leroy Irwin, COM
mander of the Replacement and
School Command, Fort Bragg, N. c.,
has been made commander of the
5th Corps, Fort Jackson, S. C. He
replaces Maj. Gen. Orlando Ward
who has assumed command of the
Replacement and School Command
Maj. Gen. Clarence A. Martin, for
merly training officer, Headquarters
5th Army, Chicago, and Brig. Gen.
Crump Garvin, formerly chief of
staff, 18th Corps, in the Pacific
theater, have been assigned to 7th
Army Headquarters, Atlanta, Ga.
Brig. Gen. Homer w. Kiefer, for
mer commander of the War Depart
ment Personnel Center, Fort Lewis,
Wash, has been assigned as train
ing officer Of the 5th Army, Chicago
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Four Cleared in Attack
On Hiram Johnson III

Park police yesterday released
four youthful suspects in connection
with an attack on Hiram w. John
son III, 80, grandson of the late
Senator Hiram w. johnson of Cali
fornia.
Mr.. johnson told police he was
attacked early Wednesday while
walking on the Monument Grounds
He suffered lip lacerations and was
treated at Emergency Hospital. The
youths were released, police said
when he failed to identify them.
Here on business from California
Mr.. Johnson departed for New York
soon after the incident.