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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
Collegiate Scores

Rhode Island State 10. Fl. Devens II.
Susquehanna Z, Hartwick 6.
Maine 80, Colby s.
Washington g. Jefferson II, Carnegie
Tech Is.
Vermont 7. Mass State 7.
Connecticut IA, Coast Guard o.
Rochester 10, Rensselaer, Poly D.
New Hampshire SIS, Northeastern
Buffalo so, Bethany West Val 8.
Groce City Teachers 20, Slippery Rock
Teachers 6.
Penn j. ". Z, Princeton J. v. s.
Fort Washington Military Is, Prince
ton Frosh 0.
Penn Military 20, Ursinus o.
Middlebury II. Norwich 0.
Bloomsbury Teachers "a. kutztovn
Teachers 7.
Wayne IA, Springfield 10.
Fairmont State 81, Concord IL.
Wesleyan Is, Hoverford Is.
Navy Plebes p, Bainbridge 6.
Williams Frosh IA, Amherst s.
Davis & Elkins 20, Shepherd D
Johns Hopkins University SO. Drexel
Institute 0.
TUFTS Frosh %, Andover Academy IA,
Scranton 43, Albright 0.
Su~sequehanna I. Hartwick D.
Thiel 20, Allegheny 0.
Washington & jefferson II, arneg
Tech Is.
Philadelphia Naval Base o, Wash
ington Receiving Station U.
Potomac State Z. Glenviil< Z tie).
Perm Military College 20, Ursinus o.
Gettysburg Z, Bucknell &.
Rutgers l50s 10, Cornell 150s 0.
Penn Jayvees Z, Princeton Jayvees 3
Mansefield Teachers SO, EdiIOoro pa
Teachers 0.
MIDWEST
Purdue Fl, Iowa 0.
Minnesota 20, Pittsburgh 0.
Wisconsin %. Northwestern 0.
Missouri AZ, Nebraska 6.
Kansas SIS, Kansas State 0.
Iowa State Teachers 6, Drake 6 ttie),
Bowling Green rs. Findlay 8.
Dayton 80, Xavier s.
Denison 20, Muskingum IA.
Wittenberg IS, Marietta 6.
Tulsa Z, Wichita o.
Oklahoma n, Iowa State 8.
Valley City Teachers Is, Glendale Nor
NAL 0.
Central Michigan 80, Michigan Norma
Hope rs, Alma 10.
Butler IS, Depauw 0.
Central 6. Simpson 6 (tie).
Carroll II. Lake Forest Z.
Aurora College Z, Mission House &.
North Central Z. Wheaton 6.
Principal "a, Rose Poly o.
Michigan Tech IS, Northern Michigai
Z.
Defiance &c, Wilmington 6.
Pittsbury Teachers Is, St. Benedict'S t
Cape Girardeau. 0, Maryvile Teacher
o ttiel.
Western Michigan SO, Western Ken
lucky 0.
Ball State 10, Manchester 0.
Kansas State Teachers 245, St. Bene
diets 6.
South Dakota 20, North Dakota T..
Knox II, Cornell College 8.
Wilberforce 80, Lincoln tMo) 6.
Grinnell Z, Coe 0.
Monmouth 0, Augustana 0lD Q.
oWa Wesleyan II, Parsons 0.
Maryville 0, Cape Girardeau 0.
Riverfalls q Eau Claire 10.
Adrian "a, Albion 9.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
touchdown in the third period
after blocking a punt and re-
covering in the end zone.

SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. L.
W,P)-The Southern California
Trojans, thinking ahead to
the Rose Bowl game but
keeping their minds very
much on the business at
hand, used passes today when
their ground game begged
down to score a 10 to 0 vic
tory over a stubborn Wash
ington football team. -.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Nov. /.
-P-Wisconsin kept alive
it's chances for at least a
slice of the "Big Nine" foot
ball championship today by
smothering Demonstrating
Northwestern, 20 to 0, before
5000 in Dyche stadium.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
SCORES
Additional Midwest Scores

Washington (Mo) IA, Illinois Normal
10.
James Milikin o, Illinois Wesleyan
0.
Indiana Z, Ohio State 0.
Michigan State 13, Marquette &.
Kent State rs, John Carol 7.
Drake 6, Iowa Teachers 6.
Otterbein As, Capital 6.
Elmhurst 10, Illinois College s,
Emporia State 80, Rockhusrt 0.
Wabash 40, Franklin 6.
st, %Joseph's Z, Louisville 7.
Wooster 20, Oberlin q.
Hope rs, Alma 10.
Kenyon 10, Ashland O.
Ohio Wesleyan 10, Mt. Union s.
Cincinnati "a, Ohio University o. g.
Valley City Teachers ID, Glendale o
Tech 0.
Manchester 6, Hamline 0.
Beloit 81, Carleton 6.
North Central 7, Wheaton 6.
Lacross Teachers 2l7, Winona Teach.
erS 0.
Dekalb Teachers SO, Macomb Teach
ers 0.
Carol y, Lake Forest 2.
Lawrence "a, Ripon O.
Earlham 81, Canterbury 6.
Central %, Tarkio 0.
La Crosse wis Teachers n. Winona
Mimi Teachers 0.
Elmhurst 10, Illinois College 8.
Ball State 0. Manchester o.
Wartburg 81, Luther 20.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

BOILING SPRINGS, N. c.,
Nov. 1-P)-Gardner-W ebb's star
halfback, Carol Raines, passed
and ran his local junior college
football team to a top-meavy 49,
z score over Brevard here today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

DURHAM, Nov. 1.-The Mis-
souri, Tigers, known far and
wide for their deceptive brand
Of football, will unload their
big bag of tricks in Duke
Stadium here next Saturday af-
ternono when they battle Duke
in the Blue Devils annual
Homecoming game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
Ga bino Trots To Three Scores
AS Maryland Pounds w. VA. 27- o

PARK, Md, Nov. 1-OP)-With Lu Gam
bno, the Southern Conferences top point-getter, scoring
three touchdowns, the University Of Maryland whipped West
Virginia's Mountaineers for the first time today, 27-0, be-
fore a CAPACITY homecoming crowd of 16, 500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
WHIRL SOME COPS

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1-P-
Calumet Farm took in another
big purse today when Whirl
Some COPIED her second straight
within a week, leading seven
other two-year-old fillies home
in Pimlico's $4,000 Marguerite.
EUGENE, Ore, Nov. 1-P)-
The University of Oregon marked
up its second pacific coast con-
ference football victory here to-
day, winning 34-7 at the expense
of the University of Idaho Van
dals.
Make use of the irons stored
heat. Turn the dial to loft" be-
fore you're quite through and
iron the odd pieces which need
little heat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov.
-NP-Tallying all its points
n the first three periods,
Yale stood off a closing Dart
mouth rally to lick the In
dams, % to IA, in an Ivy
League football battle today
before a near capacity crowd
Of $4,000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

BLACKSBURG, Va, Nov.
1.-(P)-Duke'S Junior Var
sity football team snapped
the three gam winning
streak of Virginia Techs Lit
tie Gobblers this afternoon,
1871, talIying the deciding
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

A"i running game to-
DAY and ground out a 40
oeclslon over a Cornell team
whose only offensive threat
was the passing of Lynn Dor
: set.
O., Nov. l.
paced by rambling, deadeye
George Taliaferro, struck
suddenly in the first period
and then held off an en-
Dattied Ohio State eleven in
the final half before emery
ing with a ! to 0 triumph in
today's Big Nine Conference
teams before 1882 specta-
tors.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Nov. 1-P)-Virginia won it's
sixth game in a row today.
defeating the University of
Richmond, $40, before H.
OGO fans on a raw, cold day.
LAWRENCE, Kas., Nov. l
-(R- The University of
Kansas handed Kansas State
its worst defeat in the his
tory of their football rival
ry today, winning the an
nual classic IS to 0 before a
record crowd of 20,O33 fans.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. l.
(R) - Minnesota put on a
fourth quarter scoring
splurge to defeat Pittsburgh,
20 to 0, in a non-c0nference
football game today.
DETROIT, Nov. I-lR)-
Scoring twice with their
powerful running game and
again on a 2O-yard pass from
quarterback Gene Malinow-
Ski to end Frank Audette, the
University of Detroit's Titans
stopped Herman Wedemeyer
well enough today to down
st. Mary's Gaels 10 to 6.
PROVIDENCE, A. l., Nov.
1-(P)-Ina stirring contest
which saw the lead exchang-
ed four times, the Brown
University Bears edged the
Holy Cross Crusaders, 2O-19
today to tie their series at
IL victories and one tie each.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. l.
P)-The UCLA Bruins Rose
Bowl football stock took a
big drop today and Cali
fornia's stepped up a notch
as the battering Bears from
Berkeley smacked over the
Uclans, 6 to 0, in a see-saw
battle that was decided in
the final quarter.
WACO, Tex, Nov. Up
Texas Christians Horned
Frogs stayed in the South
west Conference flag race
today by whipping a fumbl-
ing Baylor team, IA to !, be-
fore a Bear homecoming
crowd of 16, 200 at Municipal
stadium
HOUSTON, Texas, Nov. L.
P)-Rice'S Owls waited an
entire quarter today before
rolling out a powerful
ground and air attack that
enabled them to completely
OverWhelm the Texas Tech
Red Raiders, 40 to !, be-
fore a windsWept crowd of
$4,000.
EASTON, Pa, Nov. L.
lP) Syracuse University
fumbled on the last play of
the game deep in Lafayette
colleges territory and the
host Leopards emerged with
a surprising AL victory to-
day. 1900. -..--.. ---- ---.
BLACKSBURG, Va, Nov.
1.-(P)-Duke's Junior Var
sity football team snapped
the three game winning
streak of Virginia Techs Lit
tie Gobblers this afternoon,
1877, tallying the deciding
k16sssss
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
Football Highlights
-.upRIDGE. Mass. Nov,

II
l..nkie Burns in his best
fr slal form, Rutgers high
's, rsred football forces over
p19S"s1med crippled Harvard,
e % today before a skinny
1900 crowd
COLUMBIA, Mo-. Nov. l.
scoring in every quar-
II the University of Mis-
fsr Ir; took over undisputed
sou question of first place in
p Ns Rig Six Conference foot
INC race with a Al to =
Dan If the Nebraska Corn
l fuckers before $4,000 fans
here today,
PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. l.
THE University OF Penn
.,lyania's indicated eleven
'aded a valiant Princeton
' auu to its list today 26 to
.sa az q crowd of $4,000, larg-
~ crowd in IL years, look
u m in Palmer stadium.
T Gu Minisi, hard running
Penn back scored three
toucbdownS-
STATE COLLEGE, Pa,
,,ar l. (P Penn States
av, gridiron team con-
l;uued its unbeaten way to-
a,y bv humbling Colgate, Al
Us aaI a. under a barrase Of Sec
and half touchdowns: 1t was
vns Nittany Lions sixth
Straight triumph and was
Witnessed by a crowd Oh H.
900,
BOSTON, Nov. l. R -
Roston University, paced by
,hs fIeet-footed Bob Hatch
who scored two of its touch
downs, trounced the hapless
Fordham University foot
hall forces, 26-6, today before
thoroughly chilled, 2,703
crowd at Fenway Park.
BOSTON, Nov. l. Up
The Boston College Eagles
flashed a deadly pass Of
Tense and a high-geared
ground attack to defeat a
Stubborn Georgetown foot
hall eleven, 27-6, today be-
fore a chilled crowd OF 49,
900 at Braves Field.
DAVIDSON, S. c. Nov. l
-P-The Davidson Wildcats
came from behind today to
gain a tie with Virginia Mill
tary Institute, IA to IA, in
a homecoming football con-
test here.
II was the first Southern
Conference game this season
in which Davidson had ScGr-
ed a point.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov.
1-(P-Stu HolcOmb's Boil
ermakers defeated the Iowa
Hawkeyes today, Fl to 0, so
smoothly that it was hard to
decide whether the Purdue
defense was something pretty
special or Iowa was plumb
out of offensive weapons.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov.
-NP-Tallying all its points
the first three periods,
Yale stood off a closing Dart
nnnu4L .an. Ii
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

/ Maryland scoring: ~touchdowns Gam
bino 8, Wingate. Points after touch
down - McHugh 3. (placement).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

EASTON, Pa, Nov. L.
(P) Syracuse University
fumbled on the last play of
the game deep in Lafayette
colleges territory and the
host Leopards emerged with
a surprising AL victory to-
day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

HOUSTON, Texas, Nov. L.
P)-Rice's Owls waited an
entire quarter today before
rolling out a powerful
ground and air attack that
enabled them to completely
OverWheim the Texas Tech
Red Raiders, 40 to I, be-
fore a windsWept crowd of
$1,000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov.
l-P-Stu HolcOmb's Boil
ermakers defeated the Iowa
Hawkeyes today, Fl to 0, so
smoothly that it was hard to
decide whether the Purdue
defense was something pretty
special or Iowa was plumb
out of offensive weapons.
Evening star., 1947-08-06

CHIEF WITNESS ARRIVES-Howard Hughes, summoned by
Senate War Investigating Subcommittee testify inquiry
in his $4O000OO contracts planes National
Airport this morning and questioned by reporters He made
the trip his B23 converted
the trip from the West Coast Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1947-08-06
N,O0O,000 Miami Fire
Burns 7 Transport Planes
BY the Associafed Press

MIAMI, Fla. Aug. 6. Damage
estimated at more than $1,000, ,0O(
was caused by fire early today when
a mysterious explosion touched of
a blaze in hangar No. 3 of the
Miami International Airport. and
destroyed two 21-passenger DC-3s
and an undetermined number OF
smaller planes.
Fire Chief Henry Chase of the
Miami fire department said that two
buildings 100-by-500-foot hangar
and a 150-by-500 foot wood build
ing Used as a shop and storage
building; two DC-3 passenger
planes, two Beachcraft, one former
Army A-26 medium bomber, several
aircraft engines and number oi
smaller craft were destroyed.
Chief Chase said exploding gaso.
line caused intense heat and pre-.
vented firemen from working ir
close to the blaze.
Marshall Kidwell, mechanic TO,
charter airlines who turned in tht
alarm about 2 am, told firemer
that there was a small flash o1
light on the wing of the A-2t
which quickly enveloped the whole
plane. ran for a fire extinguisher
but the flames were out of control.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
7 Die, IA Hurt by Fires
In Canyon Near Pasadena
BY the Assoeioied Press

LOS ANGELES, Aug. GA roar
ing brush fire sweeping through the
Big Tujunga Canyon, 10 miles
northwest of suburban Pasadena
killed two men, injured at least IA
others and was still out of control
early today.
Supervisor William v. Mendendall
of the Angeles National Forest, in
which all of the burning area lies
issued a call for 400 volunteers and
100 professional fire fighters in addi-
ton to about 300 who were battling
the flames yesterday.
District Ranger M. w. Durham
said the flames might be checked
this morning. He described the
blaze as the worst fire in this ares
in ~ years. 1t had scorched about
1000 acres.
The dead men, who were burned
and suffocated when caught IN s
draw, were Carl Masterson, 81, s
United States Forest Service en-.
ploye, and Harry Duffy, 10, vo.un.
teer working out Of Deer Creek fir,
camp.
The fire started yesterday in {
brush area tinder-dry for weeks
Southwest winds sent it racing alonl
the south wall Of Big Tujunga Can.
yon. BY nightfall the flames ap.
preached the summit of Noun
Lukens, crossing the ridge OF Trai
Canyon.
All families in Trail Canyon were
evacuated. Mr.. Durham said more
than 100 cabins. leased from the
Government, were endangered.
Evening star., 1947-08-06

Meyer expense account for $576.83
for Beverly Hills hotel bill in De-
cember, 1914, about the time he mar
ried Faye Emerson.
'"This is one item that is COM
pletely unfair to any aviation COM
pany." Mr.. Roosevelt began. This
was my bill and was paid by Mr.
Meyer under these conditions"
Mr.. Roosevelt then explained he
was checking out and had already
written a check to pay the bill when
Mr.. Meyer rushed up and said
You can't pay this bill"
Mr.. Roosevelt said he insisted he
had already written the check,
whereupon Mr.. Meyer informed him
that Mr.. Hughes had called and
said he wanted to give Mr.. Roose-
velt wedding present.
When Senator Ferguson called
Mr.. Meyer back to the stand, Mr.
Meyer insisted he could not recall
! the conversation described by Mr.
Roosevelt about the Beverly Hills
hotel bill being a wedding present
Again attacking the Meyer ex-
pense accounts, Mr.. Roosevelt de-
scribed as ''the most ghoulish ex-
pense item I have ever seen," a 81.
charge Mr.. Meyer put down fol
auto rent and tipping a policeman
in connection with the arrival ir
Washington of three members oi
the Roosevelt family on April 13
1945, the day after President Roose-
welt died.
The item listed Mrs. Elliott Roose.
velt. Mrs. James Roosevelt and Mrs
John Roosevelt.
These ladies were arriving for the
funeral c. my father" Elliott added
with emotion in his voice.
Asked to explain the item, Mr.
Meyer said he was at the Hotel
Statler when he heard the President
was dead. He explained that Mr.. Frye
told him his plane was in Burbank
Calf, about to return East. MIR
Meyer said he called Mrs. Elliott
Roosevelt on the Coast and told hel
he would hold the plane for her and
the other two daughters-in-law.
In defending his recommendations
for the Hughes plane, Mr.. Roosevelt
asserted that experience in combat
was more valuable in finding out
what was needed than the knowl-
edge of officers back home.
I'VE were fortunate in having q
wartime air force commander who
backed us up from the field and
forced things down the throats OF
Wright Field (materieD officers,
he declared.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
Gen. Ii Is Expelled
From Kuomintona
BY the Associated Press

NANKING, Aug. 6.-The Kuo.
mintang government party Cen.
trail Executive Committee formally
expelled Gen. Ii Chi-sen, veteran
party worker, today for recent
statements liable to incite revolt
against the government"
The partys rightist bloc repeated.
ly has urged Gen. Lis expulsion
contending he is supporting the
Communists.
Gen. Ii, once Generalissime
Chang Kai-shek's chief of staff
broke with him and fled to Hong
Kong, where he now lives. He has
been mentioned frequently as pos.
sible leader of a secession movement
in South China.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
Leaders Appeal 10 Britons
To Cease Anti-Semitic Acts
BY the Associated Press

LONDON. Aug. Civil leaders
appealed to Britons last night to
cease anti-Semitic demonstrations,
but scattered outbreaks of window
smashing and telephoned threat
to blow up London synagogue were
reported as violence continued for
the fifth successive day.
The National Council of Civil Lib
critics issued statement saying the
Staying of two British sergeants by
Palestine extremists last week were
being deliberately seized upon by
Fascist elements to develop a cam
paign Of anti-Semitic violence and
riots"
A Scotland Yard official, however,
scouting the possibility of an organ
lied campaign of anti-Semitism at
tributed most of the vandalism to
irresponsible youths"
Police placed a guard about the
Jewish Synagogue at st. Johns
Wood in London after an anony-
nous telephone caller sthreatened to
blow up the building within "a hours.
Windows were broken at a syna-
gogue in Hendon and at a Jewish
shop in Mill Hill, a London suburb,
Evening star., 1947-08-06
0vere|I Housekeeper,
Neighbor 10 Testify
By the Associoiad Press

SANTA ANA, Calf, Aug. "a
neighbor and a former housekeeper
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Overell
were summoned for testimony by
the State today as Prosecutor Eu-
gene Williams sought to substan-
| tiate his claim that George {Bud)
Gollum and his sweetheart, Louise
Overell. had a motive for killing her
parents.
Louise, nevertheless. was quoted
in a statement read into the trial
record by the prosecution yesterday
as saying:
Il don't believe Bud killed my pa
rents. I know I didn't. I would be
unable to find a reason. I had
everything I wanted. All I really
wanted was Bud, and I intended to
get him.
This statement, Court Reporter
Lecil Slayback testified, was taken
by him from Miss Overell in the
county jail March 20, the day after
she and Bud were arrested on
charges of bludgeoning her parents
and dynamiting their yacht. Pres
ent, he said, were Sheriff James
Musick and other law enforcement
officials.
In other parts of the statement
Louise was quoted as saying she
and her parents got along fair;
that there were some disagreements
and quarrels mostly about clothes
and the amount of my allowance" d"
but none about Gollum's attentions
to her.
Mr.. Williams said Mrs. Herbert
Van Zwoll, a neighbor OF the Over
ellis who testified briefly yesterday,
was recalled today to tell of the
state of mind of Mrs. Overell shortly
before her death.
He said Mrs. Mary Pritchard, the
Overells' housekeeper. would be
asked to testify about ownership of
a blood stained blouse found in the
Overell mansion and about the con-
duct of Louise and Gollum after the
couple returned to the home follow
ing the yacht explosion March Is.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C. As
WEDNESDAY. &
Margaret Truman Plans
Hollywood Bowl Debut
BY the Assoeiafed Pres.

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 6.-The con-
cert debut Of the Presidents daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Truman, as solo,
ist with the Hollywood Bowl Svm-
phony Orchestra, is planned for the
last week in August.
DR.. Karl Wecker, general mana ,er
OF the bowl, said confirmation that
Miss Truman would appear was re-
ceived yesterday and program ad-
justment was being made for her to
sing sometime between August %
and 81, the specific date to be an
nounced later. .e~
Miss Truman gave a radio per-
Torrance in Detroit but her planned
concert appearances were inter-
rupted by the illness and death of
Mrs. Martha E. Truman, the Presi-
dents mother. She probably will
sing an aria or two and other num-
berS in the bowl.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
|HYafsviIIe Youth, Is,
Badly Hurt in Crash

A 16-year -old Hyattsville boy was
in critical condition in Leland
Memorial Hospital, Riverdale, today
from injuries suffered in an acci-
dent yesterday at Thirty eighth and
Hamilton streets, Hyattsville.
Charles Martin, 1902 Jefferson
street. suffered a fractured skull
and brain injury when his motor
scooter collided with a soft drink
delivery truck shortly after noon.
Another boy. BODY Garner, Is, OF
5405 Thirty eighth avenue, Hyatts-
vile, who was also riding on the
scooter, was trested at the same
hospital for cuts and bruises and
released.
Driver of the truck was Steuart
w. Morrisette, 80. of 5315 Massa-
chusetts avenue, Westgate, Md. He
was charged by Hyattsville police
with reckless driving pending a
hearing in Hyattsville Police Court
tentatively set for August %. Nc
charges have been placed against
the Martin boy-customary pro-
cedure In Maryland is to charge
both drivers-because of his injuries
Chief Howard H. Holmes of the
Hyattsville police said the motor
scooter was going east on Hamil-
ton street and was attempting to
make a right turn into Thirty
eighth street. The truck was going
west on Hamilton street.
Mrs. Mary Clay, "a, colorsd, OF
1446 Swami street NV, was struck
by a street car last night while
crossing Fourteenth street NV. in
the 1900 block. She was taken to
Freedmen's Hospital with a possible
skull fracture. Her condition today
was reported as fair" Police re-
ported the street car was operated
by William r. Floyd, 81, of 1851
South Rolphe street, Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1947-08-06
Navy to Stop All Work
With BIimps on Coast
By the Assoclofsd Press

pr fHe AssoeioIso IIssS
All naval lighter-than-air activi-
ties on the West Coast are being
discontinued as an economy move,
naval official said yesterday.
A squadron uf six blimps based
at Santa Ana, Calf, will make a
cross-countIy fight to their new
home at Weeksville. N. c., between
now and the middle of the month.
Navy research experiments with
the gas-filled ships will continue
at the Nsvy's !ighter-than-air Gen.
ter at Lakehurst, N. j.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
Good Campers Duy' Set

A good campers day" program
was to be staged today by 154 chill
dren attending a six-week day camp
at the Lynnbrook Public School.
Bethesda. Parents were to be guests
at parade following various hobby
exhibitions and a family picnic.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
Petkov, Anti-Red Leader,
Goes on Trial in BuIqurio
By the Associated Press

SOFIA. Bulgaria, Aug. 6.-Nikola
Petkov, leader of the opposition to
Bulgaria's Communist Party, went
on trial yesterday on charges of
plotting to overthrow the govern.
ment.
Maiden Raichev. court president.
read an indictment covering %
pages, and the government sum-
moned "a witnesses, among them
cabinet ministers, former ministers
and high-ranking army officers.
The United States issued a for
NAL statement in June denouncing
the Communist dominated Father
land Front government of Bulgaria
for the arrest of Petkov and de-
claring that Bulgaria herself would
be on trial before the bar of world
opinion.
Evening star., 1947-12-02

THE HECHT CO.
D. c.
Store Hours: $50 Am. to 6P.M.
SILVER SPRIN G, MD.
.Stoye Hours: 10 A M. TO 8 Pm.
Ri. snd Sat-, 1880 to $3.50 Pm.