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Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
GwiSe weisbsiten

Ger uriprnna uner 2inge lit
flein.
Cicero.
Die Meniden geben 0nrum gu
grtnOe, neil lie Den Airfarg niht
an Dos Grroe ontniipfen fonuen.
Mlfmaion.
Sn ieiner eigenen SeeIe trGgt ser
Wfenid Die Saot, onraus er all iein
6robes uuo iein @eioes 3iebt.
Sopbofles.
Ger Seele @ren3en ipirIt Ou nidt
finoen 1tn6 aoenn on ieOen @eg ob.
gi't9it, 10 tieien 8ruitO bat lie.
@eraflit.
9auge @leioer be6inoern Sen
2eib, &eidtimer Die SeeIe.
9ofrates.
fNH
a0rperidOnbeit lit efpos gieri-
ldes, tpenniiid nidt @eritan0 Oabin-
ter birgt.
9emofrates.
@aBlidfeit OeS 2ei6qs Ihdtloet
nidt bic SeeIe, aber cine Id6ne
'Seele aoeIt oen 2eib.
9eneca.
SerrIid, tuo es beiBt:
@erriGen nit Dem @eit,
atit Der 5eele oienen!
9idt ourd @ort uno Meienenl
User iid freut, lpenn lDer betrii6t,
iid meilten5 unbeliebt.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
,S6tOar3c Rcds3eit"
ucr Scr 8ciIckm1to

Albanp, 81. 3. Gin iuneeg
Baor, 6as an benz Gage BEL einem
@~utounf1u ums 2eben tam, an Dem
Ole Berlobung befanntgegeben tDer-
ben iolte, pur0e in elmer ,,ifAUar3en
9odseit" miteinonOer Derbun6en, Be.
Dor man lie 9emeinlnm ins Grab
Iegte.
Die 20i. Sobonne 8obI aus qI-
bnnD unO Der 25i. 0ornlan Cult
burg aus Utica puroen am Cams.
tag friib getotet. @abbi Meuben
5loniHl aus Crop boa3og am 5onn-
tag Die nlte europ1iibe 3eremonie.
0oppeIte @eilesung erfoIgte
geitern.
% lit feline GeierIidteit, wie iit
Die iloiide Meligion poridreibte
iagte Rabbi 5loninl. ,@s lit Elm
alter, gefIbIooaer, romantIidel
8rnud beg 0ltIihen gnropos ..."
8eiter iogte er, baB er ole iiioilde
Trmlungs5eremorie Ieie, jeood je-
Den 8infueis auf Ole Greube fort.
Damn Itedte er einen Sting
an Den redten Ringfinger 6es Mao,
luie es Der @rouf Uoridreibt.
Cine M6idriit ser SeirotsurfunOe
lpuroe in Sen Soro geIegt.
Or erfldrte. Die @ltern Der beiSen
inngenR eute b6tten nm oie ,.dipar3e
8o63eit" gebeten un6 gum Mnsorud
gebradt. es lei ser leste Bunld
NinOer gepeien.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
H0MskoltswinEe

Cine @nusfrnu eridridt Iejdt.
menn lie gIiiieefaIten biigeln Ion.
Seine Ingitl Bor Dem @did}en bot
man Die GaIten nIe iorginm gebeftet,
10 5tUnngIos Apie lie fallen. Mit
einen Gor. II. einem &iidtpdrtSltid,.
gean miro boriidtig NIT Dem @iien
odriiber gegangef, inuner langlam
ouf uno nieoer; Oos Stif mlB nber
nod leidt feu6t iein. Nalr oie Deft-
fooen beralIs3ieben itno baum 0ns
Sfitd trdFtig gebiigelt.
Menn tueiBe @dide beim @I1tten
DerleAgt auuroe, BENEFIT man Die
betreTfen0eh Steaen iofort nit fal-
tenn @aiier uno ltreut etlpns Sub
0arauf.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
pcrbredcrsjaeN
tDNr Gin SchHAlO0

Berlin - Gin britiIfer 8eamter
erfIdrte, OaB oie fiirslid peranitclte-
te @erbrederiago in Ser britiiden
Some 8erlins ein 5eblidlog mar,
uno fiigte bin5u: 98ir baben aud
nift einen nnfaeariifen, oen mir
nidt inter getD6bnlid)en llmlidnoen
geiaBt bnben apiir0en."
Gr Iagte, Die 3GbI Ser 9erbreden
in Der britiiden Bone lei. a6geIe6en
bon MaubiiberfdILeg nidyt qr0Ber
ols in elmer 6ritii4en gtaSt.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
SfoIins
uuf Truman

@oSfou - 9uf Dem ganfett, baS
Don StaIin Den anBenminiitern unO
boben GipIomoten ned Oem I6-
idIub ser &onieren5 ini &reml ge-
geben purOe, erbob Der ruiiiide @re-
mier icin @Ias uno bradte einen
5oait dnf Sen P%rGiioenten truman
aus.
Der omcrifaniide StadtSiefretGr
@aribelI botte bor6er einen Coat
oid sic @iniIterfonferen5 ousge-
bradt uuO erfl1rt, sic Ser. Staten
Teien nod cine ilnige un0 etlpoS iii.
geOuIoige geation, ,,uno bel n%nierer
ltngeouIO mag man e3 u~erite-
BEN ooB mir AMI oen baloigen 6rte-
Den II. Die Yrosperitat gnropas iebr
clpidt iinS."
Ole on 10. @dr3 ~begonncne
2onferenj ser glnBenminifter, sic in
A Sibungen Taunt etapoS CREDIT
bat ilno obeei6Ioiien uuroe, mar fir
ben omerifouiiden Stoatsiefret6r
MarI6GII cine @ntt1uIdung.
3lir5 Dor Der 8ertaguug tpur0e
nod Die Bereinbarling cr5ielt, Sic
S3abl Ser 0ffupation8truppen in
Deutidlon0 5u re0u5ieren ino cine
aonmiiIion at ernennen, Die iih
nit Zen Gifferen5en in be5lig altf
SEN 9eiterreidiihen 8ertrag 6efai-
len ioll.
Gie MiniIter tueroen i'm 0ooem.
Der in 2onoon ipieoer suinmmen=
tommpn. Sollten ale Miniiter fih
an Der GolloerIemmlltng Der Ser.
i'm Sept. beteiliaen, Damn
wer6en lie itJon in Stem gorf 81 Ell.
ner tur5en Gortonfereu5 5uiommen-
Sic 6eItietung ser e geSorOnung
iolI auf benz gelp0bnliten Diploma.
Bege erFoIgerl. Gas gilt aud
mir Die Stelloertreter Ser @iniiter,
aie tbre grbeit mabrideinlid in
o0er Berlin fortieten per-
ben.
Raribnl[ bat CHI Bormitto9 sic
Riifreiie nat @nerifa iiber Berlin
ltno Baris angetreten .@ie perlautet,
mill er Dem on1erifaniiden &oIf ern
iiber Die aonferenj 9e-
riht eritotten. Gie anfunft in @aIb-
ington Oiirfte an Samstog erfol-
gen.
0ab ser gertoollng begob ii6
Der SefretGr in 0ie amerifcniihe
8otitaft nno empiing Die 9ertreter
Der 8reiie. ,,geir iin0 notiirIid ent-
t1uidt Dob mir feinen Bier : Ndd-
te : Soft er5ielen un0 unS iiber oen
0iterreibiiflen @ertrag nidt eiuigen
iogte er. ,,9ieie Ronferen3
mar nidt nur oie erite @unoe. Ssbre
&eIultote meroen crit in bier ODER s
Woden gelpiiroi0t lperOen fonnen,
nadoem ieOpr Ole WogIiffeit aehnbt
Bat, oie bieiigen 0tsfuIiionen 5u
lperter. Sir ioIIeu nibt bereeIieu,
Bob Die bier beiproderen 9robIeme
bon GROCER 8roeutlrug iin0 ano oaS
Sitereiie Der 9anjen @eIt beriib,
rem"
CT iagtc, Sic amerifaner batten
pielleift bon 0ieier aonFeren3 mebr
erlpartet, als lie NIT &edt erfuarten
tonrtetls un0 fiibr fort: uGros mel
ner llngeOltID claude i'd bod, SAB
mir cine 0f0gIidfeit babeu, in elmer
Derniinitigen 3eit cine 8ereinboruna
il6er oieie fritiide 6ragen 3u er3ie-
len, obpobl mir feItiteIlen miiTIen,
0eB Die er5ielten 5ortidritte iest
oeprinlierenO iino."
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
0aS o%erfanmte geSaI

9ie Mama ipielte sem fleinen
Sans auf Dem &Ionier &inoerIieber
Dor unO fragte nod elmer @eile:
o9ta, Sdnsfen, iuie gei1I[t Sir ons2~
@ansden bat nit groBem SSn-
t@ereiie 0ie 6iiBe Ser DIANA ouf Sen
BeOalen beoboftet lnO ontiDortet:
.,MllttL 0u gibit gu niel @ag!"
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
As1e1e1401ste4 5me1 de Q1aNeN z
Der pietStIOic 1ltcni8

&te gllIe WQlIIeI lUu lDNl 8tIlOI=
ben. - Gr lab nihts, err fiiblte
ni1ts, Ell Iebte mir Elm &egetir-
Ieben. @aum Dab er sic paar gii-
len runterpiirgte, Oeren er sum Sri
itieren beourite.
yhin lag lie inter Der @rOe, Die
SHUTTER, nit Den ipormen trelien
slliaen. acin Brieiter bate cine
@rabreoe gebolteu. 8as ioIlte nud
Giuer reOen, Der lie gar nidt &C.
tonnt bate.
80 mar uur elm fur3er Segen ge-
iprohen moroen; 81 menig fiir Die
guteu 6reunOe. mel6e lid drgerten,
0aB er iitb nm Den lh0nlten, rib
renoIten Cell OeS 2eidenprogromms
gebrodt batte. ser pietdtloie Menidt!
@s reguete - CT mertte es niht.
@S 0onnerte II crit leiie 9roaeno,
oaln ~0robenoer - er borte es nid)t.
Gin @lis iu6r Dor i'm nieoer - Oo
iab ct oui. Nun iitblte er, DoB er
total ourdn1Bt mar. Gas @aiier
tropite inn bon Ger @uttrempe.
Sn elm bell erleu6tetes 2ofal ging
er 9inein, linn ben @egen ob5utpar.
ten. Didter Snbafsqualm iflug
inn entgegen - 2ofen 0~urdbriilte
ben Innggeltredten Saal ~ er nd)-
tete niht Oorauf. Pin einem leeren
Gdtiide iebte Ell ii6. Gns 9otal
mar Doa, uno feline aeanerin fam 5l
ibm beran.
Qln Die 0tutter oa6te er, an sic
CUTE Mittter, ole i'm, ibreu gin5i-
gen, uufge5Dgen batte, mie Elm tpobl-
bubenoer 2eute &inO, obpobl lie
ieIbit 0orbte. Seinetpegen bate lie,
Die Sheue, 6eS reiden Gnfels @ilfe
angeruien, nur Oomit ibr @in5iger
ieiH StuOium bate OurAiibreu f0n-
men.
Sic par in ibm oufgegangen;
ieinetppgen botte Tie niAt mieoer ge-
b%eirntet; iein 9eben mar ibr 2ebeu
gepeIeu. Adl er entiann lid
gang genau. gr Bate iid NAL itarf
erfaltet. Gin bisden Sniluen5a
uuO oerOorbenen 01agen; total unge-
f1brlifE batte Ser 9oftor geingt.
Mber lie pnr nidt aus ser Siir ge-
gongen, batte i'd nidt BON ieinem
8ett meggeriibrt, Gag uno Olodt, 10
le6r er audi BOT, idhalt, 0rohte.
llnO nit ibrer peiden, 5%ittern0en
Stintnle bette lie ibm mieOer nur
antgegengeboIten: Mit meinem
gnn5en Qeben b1nge i6 ia an Sir,
mein &ino! -
@roBe, Oide grGnen ROTTEN inn
iiber 0ie @an9en; ct luiidte lid sic
Augen frei uiO putte lid Oie 8rille.
IS itieg in inn etmas allf, bis an
sen @ulS binau. @r mitrgte,
idnappte mad Suit = sic &ebIe NOR
ibm mie eiHgeflammert. Do itiir8te
er aus Sem apfal. Seiren idJonen
Spn3ierItod, ben ibm Sic MSutter
gum @e6urtstag geihenft 6atte, lieB
er iteben. Grit wip er an ser nad-
itn Ede 4pnr, ~erinnerte er it'd. Sa-
itig ronnte CT 5liriid. Ga itnno OaS
idoue St0dden nod. 3drtlid] lim-
faBte- er Ben 5ierliden Sornorifi.
8eim Serau8geben itieB er nit @et-
ter BultnO 5uiammen Aber er lab
i'm nidt an.
limo nun iagte er meiter, INNER
meter, bis iein ourdn1Bter &orper
~aitterte linO i'm Ser CURT plagte.
"a .ging er nah @nuia uno trnnf
gierig ein @[as @olier. @onn per-
iorgte er BEN fletnen aonarien1nas,
Sen Sic Weutter 10 iebr germ gebobt
bate. 9ns iiiBe Gierden 5uifiderte
froblid an, Oo ihlud5te er lailt
nuf ntl0 tueinte bitter.
Gn0Iid ihtief er Elm. e Nber nod
I'M Sd)lafe ROTTEN Inn Die granen
ii6erl Die Baden, lIno er ietlfte i6mer
lnO ibrie I'M graume onf.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02

Im an0eren Gage p1ren ieine
iGnltIihen @ernanoten nod 0iel oui.
9ebradter. Gem iein @etter @ritau
Bate eS ii6eraa eutriiitet cr5dblt,
DAB er i'm i'm GoiadaHtant Bur
2admusfel4 getrofien b6tte.
Mm @ecrOigungstaae DER leibli6en
Bur 2ahmuSfell!
Gein 9reoiaer feline 2eiden-
reOe III fein Mctoliorg ober
D3us Rndmusfeli~
Ser piptGtloie Dienidl
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
NneeNcten .
scr GeitreOner

Safob Grimm luur0e bon bid.
2eplius, oem gegpptoIogen. einge-
ldoen, bel ieiilem @rlt9eborenen 8e-
better gu iteben. Seinen Cont ouf
ben Saitfling begonn er folgettoer-
maBen:: sd hin germ ouf elmer
4inoertaufe; 90 gebt es ptet orient
liher Der nls BEL Sod5eiten lino
2eidenidmduietL bei benen man
gemo1nfih bon Den @aupfperlonen
nidltS Stt ieben befommt."
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
nidlts @abres mar.

nidltS @abres mar.
Sic Sternbonoe, peIde ols Die
fleiuite, ober 9efdbrlidite Ser orei
jiI0lden 8iberitanos : Srgonintio-
nen gift, i~i6eriGflote elmer 5ebrdi-
iden 3eitln9 elm 4omnlliqne, in
Dem Ser lleberfall in Sarona auge
geben wur0e.
3pei NaitgIie6er Der Sternbanoe
murOen I'M Sanitar 1915 tuegen or.
morOung oes britiiden @eiiOent
geiniiters fir ben MitteIoiten, 2ori
Mopne, in Cairo aehenft.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
Barter Binf

Sag NAL, eiebte, lino rote @an-
gen elm 3ei6en BON @eiunobeit?~
@eatiirlid!"
50 9ann lit Oeine redte @an-
&c geiiinoer aIs 0ie intel"
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
Die Sroa inr spicscl

@S lit mir nift apeifel6aft, SAP
SaS Ser5 zines Trommen @eibes ser
8obrbeit burd) Qlbnen nG6er lit als
Der aopf zines MonneS ourd sic
Specialization. ODER lit nidt cine
fromme Wlitter iel6er cine Ag6ttIidc.
Soriebuna I'M fIeinen2
s.. q. SebeI.
ltnO mdgit On gegen cine gselt
mid ab Sic legt tbr Mutterber3
nit in Oie @agihnl - llnO madt
lie linfen gegen cine @elt.
-&obert @amerIina.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
Seiul Mntiqnar

Die fur5iidtige oIte Game batte
LANCE beim Mntiqlar geItobert uno
fragte idlieBlid Oie @erfGuferin:
,@elden 8ert bat oieie baBIif)e
orientalii6e 6igur bort in ser gde?"
r3ebntauien6~, fliilterte sic Qn-
gelfeate uoas lit ndmIi6 mein
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
praftiIdbc winfe

MuS bullten Stolen fallen iidl
Gbitilefe DIT elitferlen, luenn man
oui Sic glatt geiponlite STEELE bon
oben berab eillen StraDl fodenoeS
Naiier laufen lGBt. Notiirli1 muB
oieies &erfabren BEL g~eriigeilo mioer-
itqnoSfGbigan Bemeben ongeipanot
lurr0en. Sir obitbefledte lpeiBe @d-
idjc iinO alld 5o0aOdmpie 5n emp
SODA miro in fo6enoem
@aiicr allfgeI0it uno Oorilber MIN
Die 6lediteae ge6aIten. 8ibt e8 bel
Sen Mabl5eiten G6itilede I'M Siid)-
tlld) un0 oen Serbietten muB man
lie iofprt alismaihen. @or Dem
gltSmniAen fr1uielt man etpaS 81
.troneniait anf Oie betrefienoe Steae.
Gin gutter W1ngnet an einem LAM
gen @nto ioa INNER I'M g1bfoiten
gebalten meroen. Gas eripart bic
les @ilden menn man einmal aus
cine Nab- ooer Stednooel
l1Bt.
3GBt man an oiinnpm 5toif ODER
altT ser N1aidine, To- gibt
Elm Slid beGeS 9apier inter
ben StofE uno nabt 10. &a9 Der
reibt man oos @apier ab.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
Der Sanb

,DJeeine 6rnii bat Deute noft ale
meme Eniden 6urhfori1t."
o08as bat lie oenn gefunoen?~
,&as Elm Borider INNER finoet.
Naterial far cine @orIeiung."
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
SIR Sic hide
0runaen NIB aarOtten- graicrbc

6 mittelgroBe jltn9e &arotten
10 LATTICE Gron9en I 3itrnne unO
,3uder. Sic Garotten merOen in
feline 8iirfel geiduitteu unO nit
10 menig MaIIer, mie irgenO moglid,
mei6gefodt, in etpn 15-20 Wtinlt=
ten. Die Orongen unO 3itronen
ld1leM oie &erne entiernen uno in
fleine Slide idneioen. QIaeS an
iamrnen, &arotten unO Grnngen,
uiegen, uno aitf ieoeS 8fltnO 6rudt
"a 8flinO 3lider beige6en. Gam
oies nod foder, bis es glnlig miro.
Sn belize @eleeI8l1iar fiiaen uno,
penn ausgefiibu, nit beiBem 30
rain beoeden.
SbfIalat
9lepieL @pieIiineu ooer Manoari-
men unO 8anauen mer0en gel6Glt
lllo iii fleiue Stiife 5erteiIt, Die
man nit 3ufer beItleut unO cine
8eiGe Olrd3ieben laBt. Sn5piiden
meroen Goiiilen in etiuas @nIier,
Dem man eillen SdptB ApfeImein 3ll-
ieBen fam, nngequollen. Man laBt
lie aui einem Sieb obtropien unO
gibt lie nonn 81 oem Dot. Ger
Salat miro gut Ourheinanoer9e-
miiht uno in elmer @lnSidoIe nit
gerolpelten Niiiien unO fleinen oiin-
nen Gbitideiben 5ierlih angerihtet.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
SinniprMA

Wouder mohte leben uno ellen,
aber er fat onS 4rbeiten peraeiien.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
1l1sreiprm4

glnf benz redten Sled Oas Ser5,
sleideu Mut III 2nit unO 5dmer3,
redteS Sort am redteH Srt,
Sas bilit iibsraG Dir fOrt!
Qeop. @06mrr
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
2ciSensaenoiien

8ettler: u@er3eiben Sic, mein
@err, onB if Sic belaitige. id bin
namlid perbeiratet. i1 babe aud
idou before Gage geieben
"gaS mill ib Sbnen germ gIait-
ben ,Oas bot ieoer ber6eiratete Monn
bier BADEN Sic cine aleinioteit gu
cSbrem Croft"
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02
DIS Oliise I'M toinFcl
@eranidpOae fSrnae

,gsuS mar Oas beute morgen fir
Elm arad bel eud?~
"0h meme 6rau fat mir gefragt,
ipann id 9eltern nod Sauie eefom-
men bin"
9urdidant
$50 lit Oenn Oein Munn?" irogt
Ole Shipiegermlttter, ais lie Su 8e-
lnd fornmt.
Gin paur Gage aeidaftlid per-
refill"
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02

9pridt cine 6rau nit eud, 10
iebt, mas lire Iugen iageu.
Gictor @ugn
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02

8er iid freut, 1pern lper betrii6t,
gfodt lid meiiten8 unbeliebt.
Washington Journal., 1947-05-02

@6Blidfeit OeS 2ei6es ldduoe
niht Die SeeIe, aber cine ld0nI
'Seele aoeIt sen 2eib.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
Committee Records Enter
National Theaier Case

Records of the Committee for Ra-
cial Democracy were brought into
the small claims branch Of Munich
pal Court today as counsel for the
National Theater sought to wind up
its defense In the case Of seven per-
sons seeking ticket refunds from the
theater.
Attorneys for the plaintiffs, three
of whom have been identified as
members of the committee, objected
to submission OF the subpoenaed
records.
Judge Nadine Gallagher took the
objections under advisement and re-
cessed the trial until later In the
day.
The seven persons are seeking re-
funds for tickets purchased last De-
cember after they had been denied
admittance because they were ac-
companied by colored persons. At
torneys for the theater allege that
the plaintiffs conspired to restrain
the trade Of the theater.
Earlier the defense failed to OBJ
tain any testimony from Miss Ida
Fox, executive secretary Of the COM
mittee, who had been called as q
defense witness. On tn advice Of
Attorney George =. G. Hayes, Miss
Fox declined to answer questions on
the grounds st1ch testimony might
tend to incriminate her.
Attorney James Proctor. jr., rep
resented the theater.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
u. 5. Expects 10 Rest
In Bronson Case TODAY

Further testimony by police in
vestigators was heard in District
Court today in the first-degree
murder trial OF Eugene Bronson,
46, colored, accused of fatally stab
bing and robbing Mrs. Carrie L.
Davidson, 70, last November.
Police Sergt. Edgar E. Scott testi-
fed that Bronson, after his arrest,
had denied knowing Mrs. Davidson
for whom 1t is claimed he formerly
worked as janitor.
John P. Burke, assistant United
States attorney, said he expects to
rest the Governments case this
afternoon. Bronson Is being tried
before q jury with Justice Alexander
Holtzof presiding.
Yesterday Government witnesses
traced the charred remains Of q
change purse identified as similar
to one owned by Mrs. Davidson tc
Bronson's possession on the night
Mrs. Davidson was found stabbed
to death In an apartment of the
building she owned at 317 Third
street Sc.
Detective Sergt. Nunzio Bonac-
corsey Of the police homicide squad
testified he found the burned
change purse in stove at an ad-
dress IN the 2400 block of F street
NV, where Bronson was said to
have gone on the night Mrs. David
son was slain.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
ice aates Hearing
On D. C..Virginia Fare

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission today ordered the Capital
Transit Co.. the Alexandria, Bar
croft, ds Washington Transit Co.
and the Washington, Virginia, &
Maryland Coach Co. to appear be-
fore ICC examiners April Is to show
cause why the Capital Transit Co
should no longer participate in
transportation between the District
and Government installations In
nearby Virginia.
ICC officials said the hearing will
be concerned with Capital Transit s
desire to withdraw from a joint fare
plan now in effect.
Under this plan all three COM
panies honor a trip pass which sells
for s160 for IL trips.
II Capital Transit, which discon-
tinued service to the Pentagon on
April l, is allowed to withdraw from
the fare plan, 1t would mean pas
sengers would have to pay a separate
fare when riding Capital Transit
buses to Government buildings in
Virginia.
When the Capital Transit discon-
tinued service to the Pentagon, the
Army asked the ICC to require the
company to continue the service
The ICC refused to do this when
Capital Transit assured it woulo
make equipment available to one OF
the two Virginia bus lines and would
assist the line in obtaining man.
power.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
Arlington Consumers
Attack Milk Price

Washington area milk producers
have been accused of charging ''all
that the traf1lc will bear" In retail
sales.
The Arlington Consumer Council
wrote the Virginia Milk Commission
that "to us, this appears to be the
very worst kind of imitation, keeping
q price at high level because it Is
a wanted commodity"
The communication was signed by
Mrs. Charles v. Strain, chairman of
the council. She said the council
had planned to testify last Friday
at commission hearing on petit
ton Of producers that milk prices
in Virginia be continued at present
levels.
$50 much time was allotted to the
representative Of the Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers Association
that Mrs. Wallace Hughes dhe coun-
Gil representative wss unable to
stay to present the consumers side
OF the problem" Mrs. Strain
asserted.
The group appealed to the COM
mission to direct . 11,-cent q quart
decrease In milk prices.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
SIS Retail Wage Ordered
For Women and Minors

The Minimum Wage and Indus
trial Board yesterday raised the
minimum pay of women and minors
in retail trades from SIT week to
$25, effective June 16.
The Retail Trades Occupational
Conference, after several weeks of
discussion, recommended to the
board last month that the rate set
in 1888 be raised. The board held
a public hearing last Thursday.
Under the new rate women and
minors employed in the retail in
dustry will receive minimum of $25
a week for working between SO and
A hours. The hourly rate was raised
from 40 cents an hour to IS cents.
The only exception to the wage
rate will be students working less
than So hours a week. This wage is
set at 55 cents an hour for the first
nine months and IS cents an hour
thereafter. The minimum does not
include tips as part Of the basic
wage rate.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
Educational journal Urges
Teachers 10 Shun Unions

Teachers are urged not to join
unions or affiliate themselves with
labor organizations in an editorial
appearing in the April issue of the
NEA Journal, magazine Of the Ma
tional Education Association.
The editorial, written by Joy
Elmer Morgan, editor, maintained
that teachers are a professional
group and do not need unions.
Teachers are employed by the peo-
pie, paid by the people to teach the
children Of all the people and when
they affiliate with one group they
violate their duty to society as a
whole, 1t said.
The editorial urged teachers to de-
pend on their professional organiza-
tions. affiliated with the NEA, rath-
er than In teachers unions Accomp-
lishments of the NEA in improving
teachers salaries and working con-
ditions were cited as one argument
for supporting the organization.
District school teachers are repre-
sented by three union organizations
with membership said to embrace
about one-third of the teachers.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
Autopsy 10 Be Held
In Death in Jail Cell

Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
today delayed certificate of suicide
pending an autopsy in the death Of .
39-year -old Army veteran who wa.
found hanging in a precinct eel
shortly after he was arrested last
night on charges of driving while
drunk.
Police identified the man as James
N. Blackstone, a roofer, of 1885,
Biltmore avenue NV.
He was taken to the Thirteenth
Precinct after he was arrested al
Sherman avenue and Barry place
NV, police said. When he could
not furnish the $500 bond or $1eC
collateral, they said, he was placed
in a cell.
Blackistone's body was discovered
by a policeman at about 7::30 pm.
hanging by his sweater from the
overhead bars, according to police.
His widow, Mrs. Lola Blackstone
of the Biltmore avenue address,
said she had spoken to her husband
about o'clock and that he did not
appear respondent.
Mrs. Blackstone said they were
married six months ago today in
Baltimore. Her husband, she said
had been out of the service for
about nine months, after serving for
about two years with the Army Air
Forces.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
New Highway Agency
Pluns Meeting April n

Capt. H. C. Whitehurst, District
highway director, announced today
there will be meeting in his office
at the District Building at 1890
am. April "a of the new inter-
agency committee formed yesterday
to settle conflicts over the city's
long-range highway improvement
program.
First business before the group
will be the election of a permanent
chairman from among its member
ship, Capt. Whitehurst said, point
ing out that he is only the tenn
porary head. Others on the COM
mittee are George Keneipp, director
OF vehicles and traffic: H. S. Fair
banks, deputy commissioner Of the
Public Roads Administration, and
John Nolen, jr., director of planning
for the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
Officer Cautioned
In Arrest Of Hacker
Speeding 10 Hospital

Police investigation of an incident
In which policeman was repri-
manded In Municipal Court week
ago for failing to escort a taxicah
carrying an expectant mother to the
hospital, was closed today after the
policeman was, cautioned" by q
superior.
The oficer, Pvt. A. K. Bowen, ar
rested the cab driver for speeding
about I am. April l and insisted he
drive to the eleventh precinct, caus-
ing q 10-minute, delay before the
prospective mother could be placed
in another cab.
Inspector Arthur E. Miller of the
traffic division, who conducted the
investigation for Inspector Walter
H. Thomas. acting superintendent OF
police, said the cab was travelling
too fast, even under emergency
vehicle speed regulations.
The taxi driver, George r. Holt
48, Of the 1900 block OF Davis ave-
nue. Sc, told the inspector he had
been travelling about 10 miles an
hour when he was stopped. En-
route to Bethesda Naval Hospital
he was carrying Yeoman 1Ic James
Burt and Mrs. Burt of the first block
of Galveston place S.W.
The investigation indicated, In
spector Miller said, that Pvt. Bowen
did not hear Mr.. Burt when he
attempted to explain the nature OF
the emergency. He said the taxi
driver told the policeman merely
that it was an emergency" The
Burts' child was born about noon
Inspector Miller said the police
man should have issued the cab
driver a ticket rather than taking
him to the precinct.