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Evening star., 1947-01-23
House investigators
May Launch Inquiry
In State Department
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

Republicans running the House
Committee on Un-American Activi-
ties talked today of using the State
Department as the starting point of
their hunt for Communists in the
Government.
Several members told a reporter
privately they think this should be
one of the first big projects OF the
committee under COP guidance.
But while the committee is COM
mitted to exposing and ferreting
out" Communists and their SYM
pathizers in the Government, Chair
man Thomas of New Jersey plans
to move in another direction first.
"The first order of business will
have to be something else," Mr..
Thomas advised newsmen. ut is as
hot as q hot potato and will break
in about two weeks.
He gave no clues, even to commit
tee members, as to what he has in
mind.
Various members named two rea-
sons why they think a quick look at
the State Department might be in
order:
/. Under the new Secretary,
George C.. Marshall, it is logical to
assume there will be some reorgani-
zation. And a new broom might
sweep out more Communists or Com
munist sympathizers than an old
one.
2. The department looks like q
fertile field for an inquiry because
of the indictment here. last. week Of
one of its employees, Carl Aldo Mar
zani. He was accused OF making
false statements in denying Com
munist connections when he trans
ferred to the department from the
wartime Office of Strategic Services.
The department still is screening
and investigating about 5000 en-
ployes who came to 1t from other
Government agencies. It has ac-
knowledged that one has been fired
and several others have been asked
to resign.
One committee member said:
"Fifty-three more people are un-
der suspicion. 1t looks like a good
place for us to start wedding out
the Communists.
Another member commented:
1--WE can do lot of hit or miss
things and get lot of publicity, but
I think we could do more construc-
tive good in the field of getting rid
of undesirable public employees than
perhaps anywhere else.
1--WE ought to examine the State
Department, those guarding the ma
tional security and the Govern
ment's propaganda agencies"
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Sailors Trial Delayed
In Traffic FutuIity

The jury trial Of Robert E. Hud-
son, Is, naval gunner's mate first
class stationed at Solomons, Md,
yesterday was postponed to Feb
ruary 10, when he will face charge
of negligent homicide in Municipal
Court.
The charge was placed against
Hudson after a traffic accident on
November II, which resulted in the
death of Dorothy Harrison, Al, COL
ored, of the 1900 block of Benning
road Sc. The victim was struck by
a car operated by Hudson at Ben
ming road and G street Sc, police
said.
The sailor IS free in 81 900 bond.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Signal Corps EmpIoye
Ends 4O-Yeor Service

Parke A. Bacon of East Mon
roe avenue, Alexandria, has retired
after more than 40 years service
with the War Department in the
Signal Corps.
Mr.. Bacon entered the War De-
partment when the headquarters Of
the Signal Corps comprised but two
officers and a half-dozen civilian
workers. Maj. Gen. II. G. Ingles,
chief signal officer, presented a
gift to Mr.. Bacon on his retirement.
Evening star., 1947-01-23

If washington had a mayor, he
would be about SO years old, s. feet
8 or 10 inches tall, weigh about 17Q
pounds, worried about his waistline,
very anxious to talk, either in public
or in private, and concerned over
his health which, incidentally, would
be excellent.
That is, he would be all those
things if he were typical Of the
mayors Ct the major cities who just
finished their annual conference III
this mayor-less city.
His name might be Kelly or Olson
or Jeffries or Kaufman, but he
probably would not be q native OF
washington, most mayors having
been born in other than the city
they govern. Most Of his teeth
would be his own, with the prob
ability of partial plate. He would
almost certainly wear glasses.
Would Own Home.
His hair would still be there, but
on the way out, and he would be
worried aDOut IL.
He would own property here, in
cluding his own home, and have
first-hand knowledge of civic prob
lens. He would be an able public
speaker, trained by years Of political
activity.
In all probability, he would not
be a lawyer but small businessman
who worked his way up through
minor civic Office. Almost certainly
he would not abandon his business
entirely while mayor but would keep
some business connection on a minor
scale, Just in case the voters changed
their minds.
He would probably not be a veter-
an and almost certainly not a
veteran of World War II. Discharge
buttons were scarce enough at the
conference to attract attention.
Today his chief worry would be
housing, but his perennial concern
would be how to get enough money
to run the city government.
He would be married. with two or
three children Of high school age.
They would be attending public
schools. He wouldn't have much
time to spend with his family. how
eyer-a condition that he would re-
sent as much as any one else.
OF course, Washingtons mayor. II
he existed, might not be typical. He
might be like Hubert II. Humphrey,
Mayor of Minneapolis, who at 81
was proclaimed the youngest mayor
the conference. He lee
tured the other mayors on labor re-
latior1s.
Wins Support Of Labor.
"It's time" he said, I'VE got on
the banquet circuit, fellows, and be-
gan to learn how to deal with labor
ourselves"
Mayor Humphrey said he won
iabor's support for . charter revision
simply by taking the trouble to ex-
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Forest and Parks Group
Opens Training Session

The Maryland Department of
State Forests and Parks will hold its
mid-winter training meeting today
and tomorrow in the Laurel Armory.
Preparations for the spring fire
prevention campaign will feature
the opening days discussions. To-
morrow. attention will be turned to
forest management and utilization.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Eisenhower Back on Duty

Gen. Eisenhower is back on duty
after his confinement at Walter
Reed Hospital for an intestinal dis
turbance, hospital authorities re-
ported. The general stayed at the
hospital Tuesday night and was re-
leased yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Had Nothing 10 Drink
AT Time Of Crash,
Turnage Tells Court

United States Commissioner Need
ham G. Turnage, on trial In NUM-
cipal Court on charges Of driving
while drunk, denied on the witness
stand today that he had anything
to drink last October 28 when his
car collided with another automo-
bile.
Mr.. Turnage told the all-male jury
he was knocked unconscious in the
collision that occurred at Thirteenth
street and Arkansas avenue NV.
Earlier, Mrs. Mabel Goodwin Turn
age, his wife, testified he was def
nitely not under the influence of al
cohol on his arrival. home after the
accident.
"He was so white and cold and I
held his hand while he sat in the
chair" she told the jury.
Detected No Odor.
IT was as close to him as you can
get to a person and he definitely
was not under the influence of
whisky and there was no odor. He
was nervous and his hands were
shaking. He did not eat dinner and
went to bed.
.ae Another in the procession Of de-
fense witnesses was Mrs. Ruth
Deaton, 1910 Fourth street NV,
who said she worked for Commis-
sioner Turnage while his regular
secretary was on leave between Oc-
tober and November II.
Mrs. Deaton said Mr.. Turnage
drove her to the home of her par
ents after the close Of business the
day of the accident. She said they
arrived at her home at 4:45 pm,
an hour and IS minutes before the
Turnage car collided with a car
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Alva j.
Reed, 1901 Renfrew road, Silver
Spring. s.1
Questioned by Defense Attorney
James r. kirkland, Mrs. Deaton said
she sat in the front seat with Mr..
Turnage-"I was within two or three
feet of him'-and that he was not
incoherent and was not under the
influence of intoxicants.
Twelve witnesses took the stand
yesterday.
Prosecutor Charges Bias.
The appearance of two policemen
as defense witnesses brought a
charge of bias by Assistant Corpo-
ration Counsel Robert D. Wise,
prosecutor.
Pvt. D. D. Eiland of the sixth pre-
cinct testified he was the first po-
liceman to approach Mr.. Turnage In
his car after the accident. When
Mr.. Kirkland objected to the prose-
cution's cross examination, Mr.. Wise
said he believed the policeman was
"biased in favor of Mr.. Turnage."
Mr.. Wise charged Pvt. Eiland
made no effort" to obtain the COM
missioner's driving credentials AND
did not try to ascertain whether the
driver was intoxicated. The police
man, who removed the injured Mrs
Reed to Garfield Hospital shortly
after his arrival, testified he had
received instructions only to deter
mine whether an ambulance was
needed at the scene.
Els companion in the scout car,
Pvt. Garland Waters, testified he
noticed nothing unusual" about the
commissioner speech or conduct,
and said he believed Mr.. Turnage
was not under the influence OF al
cohol.
The remaining witnesses, includ-
ing five woman naval officers, uni
formly denied the commissioner was
intoxicated at the crash scene
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Sons of Veterans to Meet

A meeting of Cushion Camp, Sons
of Union Veterans of the Civil War,
will be held at pm. tomorrow in
the Washington Loan and Trust Co.
Building. The newly elected officers
Of the auxiliary will be installed.
Comdr. Ludwig Manoly viii preside.
Evening star., 1947-03-26
FARMS FOR SALE (continued)


sTRoUT's GREEN FARM CATALoG-ovet
a WeodaaId Bldg. H Wsshinston. 5. &. Metro. she
MoNTGoMaRY UpshH ooHMfasRY COUNTY - 1913 acres,
about miles from Gaithersburs: Improved
With a 6-rm. frame bungalow: electricity;
buildings. all in GOOD condition; within
driving distance daily to Washington;
81 EREp svs ReaGis 4sis
Rsns RoTxL s9a skre2 9ps1 saee-rm ssasg hous: on
20 Is Mines Es v Can Se nas
nsnt 0'se Needs ssksao
ST0s s2gSo s7s rare sES 10 ea
A RUSTIC LOG HOUSE. 8 rooms, A
fns weIl eEfe xster sisssm lana
ceres Of woodland: CLOSE in: lovely cool
Sss Sh ssses cossvs Rhssi Ed ea GsRoS 3aS
isS.acRa ias: ~ APPLE ORCHARD LAND, Close
Il n prss Sp msht ro g. s
SfSa Ss,S SaSs Sss .oa; ss,
pess. shipping 70 washington; 40 stanch--
equipment; over 400 acres. more than. "a
gan with family; not much cash needed.
sos so. 4sh1r. Mb: saKeA,s-seo-aere EAR @ soSacco
very, .liyable, unimproved main house. 2
ftreams: only half mi. of main So. Md.
highway and transportation in historic st.
Nary Co.. Nd: about 40 mi mi from es til the
owners agent. 81. 55ss. As7
I,I7I-ACRE CATTLE FARM in the beauti-
;ngton; abundant natural water, strong soil
and about 875 acres in grass and crops;
buildings include houses. cattle barn.
there is no master house. but there are
ssan Sz ssss Moehy se.s S o ns b
Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 5s12. Closed
ESTATE. IL miles from D. c. line-This
estate, consisting Of so acres, is. improved
by lovely residence containing living
ehen dsns sedoems shd asn bs
'iric pump: 2-car garage; house was built
r sfslstaBs Abe s5o vita dshi
ocHS fo 22S & IA Ise pfes
acres Of health, contentment and extra
estns for you S to iu 0ih is
destiny; q. tenant house your most lmpor. lm9pso,rr
tant guest would enjoy; conv. to White
oaks. Naval ord: Lab: Or Beltsville y; IS; s;
listen to your offer Call MI. Dewey. MI
&s24; ewes, TO. 1904 COURTESY REAL Re-
25I ACREs-so acres farm. so pasture
I41 woods; some apple and peach trees;
S2x40 barn. lge. poultry house, other
buildings wells, springs and stream; g.
rn. house with water in kitchen; overlook,
1ng beautiful valley and mountains; ideal
place for combination farming; on mail
and school bus road; near Route No. so;
95 miles from d. c.; $1,000 cash. OR.
in THE CONGRESSIONAL HUNT club sec
tion-Desirable 5-acre farm, improved
with Cape Cod frame house. small guest
house, hobby house, 2-story modern barn,
Gear detached garage, meathouse, chicken
houses and several other buildings, Main
house has rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath, hot
water heat, and 2 deep wells. Price in
cludes all furniture with the exception Of
o few pieces, 2 electric refrigerators, large
deep-freeze unit. electric stove, young Jer-
sey COW and about 225 chickens, with a
going chicken business. Priced reasonably
spect property. call Mr.. Stackhonse Rock
Vile $500, BUELL. M. GARDNER, exclu-
give agent, Rockville Md rs
Evening star., 1947-03-26
Take My Word for 1t
BY FroQk Coli
Matters of Usage.

@. For my class in business Eng
lish, will you please give the rule
for using the abbrevations AID. and
B.C.?-Mrs. H.
A. The first and most important
rule is: use AID. before the year;
use BIC. after the year.
AID. is the abbreviation for Ammo
Domini, "in the year of our Lord"
BIC. is the abbrevation for before
Christ" 80
Correct: AID. 1s47. 157 BIC. The
sixth century BIC.
Note: "The sixth century AID"
is not permissible. since 1t signifies
"the sixth century in the year of
our Lord which, of course, is
meaningless, for a century cannot
be in year. To designate a CEN
tury since the birth of Christ say
the sixth century after Christ.
AS a matter of fact, AID. is un-
necessary in any complete date
which lists the month and day for
the reason that at the time of
Christ's birth the present calendar
did not exist. There could not,
therefore, be any such date as
March IA, 1947 BIC.
However, both AID. 1947 and
l947 BIC. are correct, the first
meaning the year 1947 of the
Christian era. Do not use "in" be-
fore AID, as "Ovid died in AID.
H." for this is equivalent to "Ovid
died In in the year of our Lord"
Correct: Ovid died AID. II.
This is the correct form in giving
the life span of persons: Woodrow
Wilson, 1856-1924; Tiberius, AZ Be-
AID. 81.
In reading a year aloud, do not
omit the hundred" as: nineteen
and forty-seven. Be sure to say:
nineteen hundred and forty-seven.
Also permissible but less desirable:
nineteen forty-seven
knowing the eight parts OF speech My
n aet Simple. % nontechnical M lansaase. l @ For 1e'a
free copy, send q stamped, self-addressed
envelope to Frank Colby. in care of This
Star. Ask for PARTS OF SPEECH
pamphlet
tcoprisht, 1s47, the Bell Syndicate 1nc.)
Evening star., 1947-03-26
WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALE.


BEVERLY AND sHoREHAM beach COTTAGES.
GRisER Beverly Beach. Mayo, Md, phone
CHEsAPEAkE Mfls kiYsl Se4i BAY year.round home; 8
rooms and bath; 25 miles out: oil heat,
cleo. refrigerator. complete plumbing, COM
,sEss9B ana5 Seh s6S Mr. Sos S
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER; nearly $50
bank about 10 feet high. partly sandy
mile from e TSer them
gently to the State road; small stream
crosses the property and widens near the
Vet e store re i1 small boats large s area M in timber
Of over 80 years growth. This is a beauti-
full thing. in a fine neighborhood; LOUIS
NOTICE-The Washington office of Cape
LeonaFd is Bowen Bds soen s19 5th s
our new salt waterfront sections; roads
now under construction; also new homes
being built One of the most beautiful
family developments on the shores Of
Maryland, fishing, swimming, ducking and
Exclusive NEELD ESTATE, on bay. As
home: R5ee some oD interior finish needed; COM
{Rrse {arse fh.fr' living room, t bedrooms, baths;
Seaek Ss rSsa Tsa bah se and sSns os
s1o5o0; extra. lot adjoining. S1,1oo;
PRESEASON OFFERING Of choice lots in
Bay Ridge, Md, at special prices; this out
standing resort is on the Chesapeake Bay,
Just 3 miles from Annapolis and 35 mi.
from Washington. KASS REALTY Co.
FOR sALE-Well- known Classic Shore Inn,
Colonial BEACH. Va; l2,room frame house;
appearance; on land 10ox9oo, fronting Tea,; on
mac River; 8 large bedrooms, insulated
concrete foundation and basement; all util-
ities, unfurnished, large vineyard suitable
for yeat-round operation or occupancy as
private dwelling; $4,000. JOHN E. MAYO,
Real Estate Broker, Colonial Beach, Phone
90. 80
bay; furn., mod. improv., sleeps 8. blkS.
to water; Call after $50 pm. UN. 3452:
COTTAGE SITES on the clean salt waters
of lovely st. Leonards, amidst magnificent
scenic beauty; small coves and inlets in
tion. fishing. duck shooting, swimming and
boating Only so miles from District line.
Buv now at predevelopment prices on easy
terms. Ma. 44S3. -2S
Evening star., 1947-03-26
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1888 coupe: s;eyiiandess s1cel!ePt e
Cali between 8 and 8 pm, 22o5 M st. y e.,
SGIGk 1871 7pssssnser lmousIne; gSod
Isl hs ssE Nj S S'fa sss
Buick H 4. !oSsi Super 4-door. sedan, s1.4so;
ssSd sso1 18th st. nS w. Apt Apt sos. 1 IA. $soss,
BUICK le4e convertible coupe; radio and
must sell, before April /: S1.5sO or best
manager) at 4515 Macarthur blvd. NV.
BUICK 1s41 Super 4-dr sedan: radio and
heater; good tires; good condition; 81 100
Or best of1er below. Call after s pm.
sSicK SPECIAL a.Ss ssdanette: radio and heater;
BUICK 1910 Super 4,door sedan: original
inside. under-seat heater; built--in radio:
ssn SqSS 6.nef priesa S. fss ssss quick sale sS
I BUICK "hS 1911 club 'SnT Convertible; radio and
heater, new paint Job: motor Just oyer
a Germs real taas sRy 0c sah narfft os eis No
TOR co, Ford Dealer, 20l7 Virginia ave.
Michigan nay 4loo. % Mr. Fo00 caI@ERT iSs ovnep
BUICK 1891 Century 4-dr. sedan: 81 100:
e Be ,appreeiatsd. ia. ess3. 81
radio, and heater; black; good care. no ac-
cldents; offered by owner; S1,295. Call
OV. 0S62 after : pm -.S
BUICK 194I seoan; 2-tone; low mileage;
good rubber radio. heater spotlight
81 l;.s5; 80. terms. Owner COINS abroad. Gall
BUICK 1899 4-dr, spec sedan. by orig
owner; car in excellent cond.; almost new
motor: clutch, brakes, slip covers, tires
ago; price. S1.050. To inspect car call
LU 4i09 or II. 1880 weekdays
BUICK i941 4-door Special sedan: radio
and heater: a very desirable car, and rea-
sona oily priced. 81 l.s95. CAPITOL CADul-
LAC Co, 1929 22nd st. NV. MA. $500.
--27
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan;
dark green; driven only 20 miles; radio
heater, spare; $3.50 or best offer below.
BUICK 1888 cdr. sedan; good cond., 4
new tires. sealed-beam lights, radio and
heater: $500. 81. 9100, Ext. 101 before
BUfcK 1885 Special, a-door six-passen-
ger sedan; large trunk space, good tires;
sweet-runnins motor and for its age, a
very clean car; privately owned; S295.
NE ,a1s2, SOL II st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-26
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1885 Model 1a0 sedan; black,
seed good tires. good running oond.; S375.
4fis 4sh ii y sts sso Ss e Pm
sedan: completely overhauled ike new
ship; n n dealers. MA. $500, after s F, m.
PLYMoGTH 1s41 convertible; new top,
M radio ,,; and heater, new paint Job; Sl;150.
PLYMoUTH 1e4o cdr. sedan; r. and h.;
good condition; se7b. Call TR. a5.3, 5 to
sss sas is ts 5 good A5ss ssnpes CASTER
kIEMoS1h ti! u Ssss * 1857 sedan new sat-
clutch, lights in good condition; recent
fis1 PEYMoGGH sG fa ls91 r. ssoor 1900 sedan radio
yate owner; sT 1915 cash. Ap. s754. so54
M Ms66fSrht is4o 3 Special de lux. coaDe
mi; sos. Wi. aoa3. '''' ' IS
PLYMOUTH 1899 business coupe: new
paint. motor oyerhauled: radio and heater;
PLYMOUTH 1941 station wagon; has run
exactly 17,709 miles: $l,55e. 1913 14th
PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe sedan; good
condition, good tires; D. C. inspected;
pI9MoJTn pIs 154t 4sh club S1 Coupe convertible
chrome: Al condition; si,4oo. cali Ct.
PLYMOUTH 1915 Special de luxe 4-door
si7a5 s., ars ,51sT sQLiE mo; MoToR Co. ss5s G:or-
PLYMOU Til 1889 4-dr. sedan: radio and
heater: taxi: excellent condition; $500.
Py,onTH PG opH aieI 1a4, ts2 pm recent nsw otor
price, $685.: GIL. 6Osl. i
4 = ss $685. s4'P's so
fLxMo1S1a mi & P@ i$ae 4ar.: h, seat cove covers.
@ssfr Uod bsg at ss ownr soee %es
5sSs 18Th St; NV. eE, 75li II
PONTIAC 1928 4-dr: ,trg;, sedan; $500 or
PSI nE s4 qndeF csd sedanets hg s4af With under
tween s:I5 am. and pm; Ii. il 1860 after
Pontiac 1912 4-door sedan. s-cyliinider:
stt5af'e cAf1rdE fht nsh cAphsc ghds 'Ps CO. hef!s
PoNTTAc I94i 4.dr. streamliner IS;
overhauled and painted; radio and heater;
sGos so oo5e pU 5si Ffs MR nterSE NEAIE EsEy clean
PONTIAC 1941 90 Silver Streak: Torpedo
RSa sTs orsna isc 4 9afk venon n1sh aza HLh TB
PONTIAC 1914, silverstresk e-door sedan:
$1.195 AID 1922 after g. -27
STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion 4-door;
heater: overdrive; good tires, new brakes.
seat covers, shock absorbers, very clean
car: $3.50 GE. 354S. -26
STUDEBAKER 1885 Commander radio
heater. spotlight; best offer, $500 or under
sTUDEBAKER 1898 sedan; closing out
an estate: orig. owner: new paint Job;
$3.50. CHI. 6343 evenings. rs
STUDEBAKER 1946 Champ 2-dr sedan;
gray: OyerQrive. radio heater, spotlight:
81 $50 or best offer under TR. 40s3 Is
STUDEBAKER 1941 comdr. 4-dr. sed.;
with radio and heater: a clean car: only
CO., Ford Dealer. 2o17 Va. ave. NV, Me
SKOOTMOBILE, almost new: reasonable
613 ASPEN st. NV. 30
ZEPHYR I94i 4-door sedan. An unusually
clean car. Attractive dark blue finish is
Price, SI,215. CAPITOL CADILLAC CO,
1222 22nd st. nv. Ma :;3n0. --o1
Evening star., 1947-03-26

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Evening star., 1947-03-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
ALBEIT BRICK. Commit.

1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
Filed Mar. 25. 1947, Charles e. Stewart.
m THE p1srR1cf Glsfk COURT OF THE
United states for the District Of CO;
lumbia.-IN THE MATTER OF: MARION
PEARSON. PATIENT.-MENTAL HEALTH
NUMBER: 3O172.-oRDER NISI FOR
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Albert Brick.
Committee herein, having reported the
BY premises 215I Florida Avenue, NV.
Washington, D. C.. to Madolyn L. Cissel,
for the sum Of Thirteen Thousand Dollars
ts650 00), it is by the Court this 25th day
Of March. 1s47, ORDERED: That the said
contract Of sale be ratified and confirmed
by the Court unless cause to the contrary
be shown or a higher offer acceptable to
the Court be made on or before the 10Th
time higher offers win be considered and
objection to the sale will be heard, pro-
vided, however. q COPY of this Order will be
published once in the Washington Law
Reporter and once in The Evening Star, a
newspaper of general circulation in the
District of Columbia, at least ten flW
days prior to ssid lss: mentioned date.
Seal, true copy; Test; CHARLES
NELL, Deputy Clerk