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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-25
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ctr. - Sel.: 731sW. Sonntagsidule
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mann ber3lid, ipillfommen.
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taa i'm Ionat Z llbr abenbs. Somtasz
idpllIebrerz Situne ieben britten Sonns
tag i'm Monat. $3.50 llbr n,orgens.
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inn Sitter bon SO Sabren, 5 Tonatell
uno % Sagen nad fur5er &ranfbeit
Serr Sobann Sdemmel
,mo nurbe am II. Wfdr5 1,,,ter gros
Ser 8eteiligung Der Mortesoorfer
2anosle,lte, gnoer,panbten Jrelms
oen 8efannten bonn gilbert 6. 3iebnl
ei6enbeltattunssbeim, 1918 Supe,
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feier gelcitet bon Saltor 8. 5oiiel
bon Ser ct. Sobannes Stride, Ser er.
greiIenoe @orte iprad, auf Dem Sit
Glepclano 1rieobof our letten 9llbe
getragen.
Ser 9abngeid,ieoene uuroe eebo.
ren am 90. September 1873 ais
Sobn BON Serrn Sobann Sdemmel
,lno @nna scb. Montih uno BORT er-
sogen. Gr erlernte bas zimmerman.
Sanoaperf, beiratete &atbarina Sd,u,
tier. Die Gbe tpar cine eliidlibe llno
es cntiproiien ibr bier &inocr, So
tbarina, llno Stefan, iest in Sieben-
biirgen. Sobn ieit Sabren III &anaoo,
(fornte aber ,li6t sltnl 8e9rGbnis
fommen), slnna, sic friiben Sabret
itarb. SIM Sabre 1913 fam er nod
slmerifa, lcbte aber iebr 5uriidee5o.
gen unb sic lebten 5ebn Sabre lebte
er inn &reiie ser 6amilie Miaurer al
ct. Clair uno SO. Ctr. SSm Scpt.
t947 crlitt er cinen Mutomobilllnfall
ipobei CT id)iper perlest iuuroe uno boz,
elmer 6reunoin Marie alein liebepoIl
eepileet apuroe.
Gs trallren I'M ben IabingeIbies
oenen Iein Gpuiin Sobn Stamp Ia,nt
,samilie, feline lodter aatlnrina. ein
Gobn Stcfan in Siebenbiirgen uno
elm Sobn Sobn in aanaSa iant ocren
ssamilien, unb mcbrere Wortesoorier
ssreun6e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-25
kirfblitbe lAafbritbtel1

Nue l,itherifden @Ia,ibenseenoKes
beuti6er unb eneliider 8rnae In 6ors
ref. Sbaron nnb llmeeoent iinb az ben
Uottesbieniten berdlihft etngelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-25
Oanfiaeuno

Grau Hoie Nifolous, sic ourd
ocn Seimgang ibres Iieben unpergeb'
li1en @atten
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3n,eis 4.

slm 9. slpril, 8 llbr abenbs. i'll
9iiberrepiiion fir 3lpeie 4. Sm So.
mitee lino Cara 9. Shneiber, 9illD
Seorid) iuno slnna 2ouiie SfneiOer.
2iebe Sdtpeitern 6es 3iueig A bon
nun on be5ablen mir 75c pro Monot
fir 2ofal. .&ranfens uno Sterbegelo.
Tas lit sic neue 8eiesDorlage tueld)e
angenommen ,puroe un6 am Z. Mlra
1913 in &raft trat.
6. Tiihler. Sefr.
Nutter. nn6 3ud)ter.Yanfett bes
1ranenDereins Der 3eutih. Wemeinb.
beranitaltet iein Wutter. 1lno God
tcr.8anfett CItermontag, oen 90.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-25

@arb, Snbiaua
1entfAe Gt. 2utter. 3anterns' '9trt&
G6e II. ape. mnt HillmDre Sts.
Bfarur Nugnft q. Giintina. 1919
GiIimore ctr. 3.l.: 2SSS1. SebeA
Sonntaa 8 ilhr rormittasS Scnutae.
fbnIe. ltbr engliiher gcttesotentt
II llbr utlGer 9ottesbienft.
NIIe ttbcr,ihen @lauten49snoMen
beutiaer unb cneIii6er SinQe tn @drt
unb lfmgebung linb Al ben @ottesotens
itcn berslid etnaeldben.
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Nrmberbnn6 Werlammlnne

finoet am Samstng. ben 3. Mpril,
nm 8 llbr dbenos ltutt. Mqe 8riiSer
iino criudt antueienb su lein Inn Sell
81, nebmen an oen 8eratl,ngen 8e.
bitrtstussfinoer iino: Yfarrer Sans
$. 9eutihldnocr ST., 8r. 9norcas
Sbneioer. &onmt alIe un6 laBt uns
ibnen ber3lid) eratulieren.
Stefan 3otb, Yr1iioent.
@eorg Ggler, SefretGr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-25
Valhons. nnb Citerfeier in Der
Go. Gntb. ct. Sobamnes Stride

Sn Ser Gbariuohe ipiro am @riin.
Donnerstag. Inn 1880 llbr abenos
eir engliider NbenomabIss sBottess
Sienit itattfin6en ,nlo an garfreitas
7:3O llbr abenos ser oeuti1e MbenS-
mabls -@ottesoienit.
Nm Siterfeit fin6et I'M 1880 uDr
morgens elm engliiher Sunriie- Got.
tesoienit itatt uno nah Dem @ottes.
oictuit ipiro ole ct. Sobn's Sllnior
2nfber Geagle Elm Griibitiif ierpieren
Mm Siterionntae lit Der beutiGe
0ottcsoicnit um 10 llbr pormittagS
lno es tpir6 feine Sonntagfdule uno
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Destt4e q. 2att. Ct. 4auIuS .9tstta
721-25 Hru3t dpe.
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tae 8 l1tr porr,itta9S Sonntael4uIe;
10 l1br cnelif4er; II i1br bentf&es
@otteSbienir.
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@ertc Nitelieber bcs Si,fsfonbs.
CHAPTER Z.

Sic tpcrocn irellnolihit gebetcn
ibrem @orte Gbre einsulegen inbclll
Sic Sbre monatlihen ocriprohcnes,
8eitrGse bein Sefretdr a,lb eins1b-
len. M0hte porlduiig feline anoerel1
@orte gebrnuhen.
Dit 8ruB, Chapter 7.
~. &rnuB, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-25
8ru6erbnnb Der 1eutid.U Uemeinbe
trauert

Der 8rl,oerbuno bat Elm licblucrteS
Mitglieo ans ieinem 8ruberfreis
ourd) oen Sob bcrlorcn. Oas plos-
Iide Sinlheioen l,nieres lieben @r.
Yrofeiior Mnoreas gsifolaus bat rns
cine tiefe 0llnoe ins Ser5 geibngen.
gr lit nid)t mebr llnter ,,ns, ober III
i,nierm Beiit panoeln feline id)0ne,l
0orte, 6ie er ,,ns oft BEL @eburts,
taefeiern Ser 8riioer iuiomete, nit
Ser Wabnl,ng our rebten 8rlloerIie-
be, gum @emeintpobl. GaBt ,,ns Die
8abrbeitsblluen, Die ans ieinen
Sersen berportraten. io,pie oieSreel-
tone, sic CT als Weiiter Der Wh,iit
,ns CAB, in unieren &er5en aIs CT.
innerune an i'm bapabren. Sbm bc,,
Dabingeifieoenen rufen mir 5u:
@ube ianft. gbre ieinem Nnseoenfen
Der tieftrauernocn Dittpe Jral,
3oia Nifolaus tpibmen ipir sic Croft.
, tporte:
SIT Dir i'm 2ebensfampf
@ar nlanhes bart aerbro1en
armes Ser5 lei title,
Wieb ia niht auf oeim Soften;
Sdiitt' aus 6as eanae &er3
Nit ieinem alten @eien;
Der 0ater liebt Did nod,
sSn ibm fannit OH geneien.
@otttSoter maht ia uIles neu.
0GBt nif)ts beim 9llten.
@ieb sdnolid bid ibm bin,
un6 LAB feline @naoe tpalten.
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Someiteab, Ha.
9entihe Gp. Qutb. ct. RartuS 3tr4S

222-224 Oit 9. Nbe.
@ep. Sreberid g. MItboff Yaitor. $eles
pGcn: So 1745. Sonntdgfhule mor8enS
9:3O llbr. - @ottesbienit 1890 ltr.
Nue @IaubensgenoHen finb beroltd3
tpiufommen.
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Qrduerndhriht

Sn Glepelano itarb am Is. Mas5
inn Sitter bon So Sabren, 5 Wonaten
llno % Sa9cn nab fllr5er &ranfbeit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-25

2(M< Glcvelai,H, Okie
Jriibiabrs.aontert
ser Eittite 2iebertafel im Cfticiie
Sadienbeim, 400 SIt 55. Ctr, an
90. Mdr5, 1S4S, a llbr nanmittass.
Dirigent: Prof. R. Schuster
Programm:
!. a) Hans und Liese 80. Volksweise
b. Lass alb Won der Lieb' .... Volks-
weise
Liedertafel Gem. Chor.
2. a) Ich wolff meine Lieb' ........
..........,..... +. Mendelssohn
b) Whispering Hope L. A. Hawthorne
Duett: NJ. Guip =. l. Sopran :.
A. Gramp :. 9. Sopran
3. a) Waldeslied ......... C. Kreutzer
b) Ger the Billowy Sea E. Smith
Bass-Solo :. NJ. Melzer
4. The kiss Waltz ...... L. Ardith
Wien, du Stadt meiner Traume :. =.
............... H. SiecZynski
SopranSolo :. Marg. Foisel
5. a) Chimes of Spring -. P. Lincke
b) In die blGhende Welt. H. Sonnet
East Side Junior Saxon Choir
Director 80. Prof. r. Schuster
nA
b) Overhead the Moon S. Romberg
Tenor-Solo 80. E. Liedtke
z. a) Canzonetta ..... d. Ambrosio
b. La Gitana ....... Fritz Kreisler
Violin Solo -. Kurt S. Schuster
&. The Old Refrain ...... Fr. Kreisler
Liedertafel Gem Chor.
.. Easter Parade .......... /. Berlin
Comical Scene
S. Wardeiner und L. Liedtke
10. Theater:
Grosstadt auf dem Lande
Lustspiel in l Akt
Won Anna Herr
Personen:
Die Bauerrn .............. A. Gramp
Fri. Leonard, Schauspielerin
................ s. Fucker
Jettehen, deren Zofe :. s. Wardeiner
Lene, Grcssmagd ....... NJ. Guip
Nine ................. X. Folberth
Aiihe ''..' ..''......... NJ. Meier
Magde
gtaf Dem &on;ert:
GiIen unb Grfriidnngcn.
SauS nad !Sprpatbs &apeae.
8ir laoen auc S1naer bon Glepe.
lano uno 5reunoe berSIif ein su Dem
&pn5ert ser Gillette SieoertaieI.
Gintrittstarten fonnen an ser 2iir
aefauft tperoen.
gntmo 6auiermun, Sefr.
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= 0eien Sic Ole Mn3eigcn!
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Nah Dem &on5ert:
GiIen unb Grfriidnnsem.
Saus nadJ Sorpatbs &apelle.

8ir laoen allc Sanger bon Gleue.
lano nno 5rel,noe berslid ein su Dem
&pn5ert Ser lSitleite lieoertoiel.
Gintrittstarten fonnen an Ser Cir
aefauft tperoen.
gntma 9auierrun, Sefr
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Jribiabrs.auntert

Jribiabrs.auntert
ser Sftite QieSertafel int Gillette
Sadienbeim, 400 Slt 55. Ctr, an
%. Mdr5, 1S4S, a ltbr naDmittass.
Evening star., 1948-12-16
Former Emp|oye, Shot
During Quarrel, Sues
Swing for $4,000

Edward M. Swing, go, owner of
the M. e. Swing coffee store, is being
sued in District Court for $4,000
damages for shooting and wounding
o former employe on December 8.
The suit was brought yesterday
by Malcolm B. Talbert, SO. Of 1887
Minnesota avenue Sc, who asked
the damages for pistol wounds.
Now a cab driver, Mr.. Talbert was
employed as salesman at the
coffee store, Eleventh and E streets
NV, until three years ago.
Hospital attendants quoted Mr..
Talbert as saying, after the shooting
that the incident was the result of
a quarrel over money matters" 4"
Police, however, said the cause Of
the quarrel was unknown.
Mr.. Talbert was reported to have
suffered two minor flesh wounds in
the leg. In the suit, filed through
Attorney Maurice A. Guervitz, it
was contended, however, that Mr..
Talbert had suffered serious and
permanent bodily injuries" The
complaint also said he had suffered
loss of earnings.
Police reported shortly after the
shooting that Mr.. Talbert had
walked unaided out Of Mr.. Swings
Office, where the shooting occurred,
and called cab which took him
to Emergency Hospital. He later
was transferred to Mount Alto
Hospital.
A hearing on the incident is to
be held in Municipal Court on
January 6.
Evening star., 1948-12-16
New Airport Planned
For Capital of Siam

Determined to maintain Bangkok S
supremacy as the air terminal for
that part of Asia, Siam has named
q committee in its Ministry of Com
munications to work out plans for q
multimillion dollar commercial air
port company to build and operate
q new airport. The government will
hold a controlling interest but will
invite local and foreign capital to
participate. The location will be
between the city of Bangkok and the
present military airport at Don
Muang.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-17

Here 10 sUIenf UOu cAn dor
II Buy 1913 Sustaining Fund Membership. These
- Memberships will sell in denominations of $5. $40.
$25, $50 and $780,
q Get your Organization to buy Group Membership
= Bond. These bonds will sell for a minimum of $lOO.
They will entle the organization 10 in
determining the policies of The STAR
q Organize least house party other special
= benefit for The Star during the fund drive.
influence
notb possible uni now.
The decision whether progresives will have ralns
nfy incher propel the advance toward
democracy and b 1913.
WILL YOU HELPs
DIRECTORS
PEOPLES PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION
Bernard McDonough, President
Sam Parks VcePresdenf
Harry ]. ant Secretary
Jim Pnta Treasurer
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The equipment available.
There's no ns~spsina problem
Everything all make 94s the biggest year for
the Chicago STAR
There big ideas and big plans for the Wallace
paper in Chicago. The offensive against
reaction ready roll under the banner of The third
party. And The Chicago Star be the spearhead of
that drive.
It's all But there's question mark That's you'd
Your contribution is needed step up the press.
What you going 10 do to help Stars
In 402
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-17

Of all
nJanuHyI st o1pHIw
Evening star., 1948-07-21
By Harry Lever

Herbert Danick, II, Washington
Area Model Plane champ, today
entered the third annual National
Capital Model Air Show, with full
hopes of duplicating his performance
OF last year when he took top honors
in the competition.
The big show will be held Sunday
at Andrews Air Force Base under
sponsorship of The Star, Veterans o1
Foreign Wars, the National Airport
Club and the Civil Air Patrol.
Herbert, who lives at 1928 Orren
street NE, Is a senior at Mckinley
High School. He has entered well
tested plane in the free-fiight class
On May 81 he used this ship to take
first place in the small plane class
at a meet in Philadelphia.
At the second annual running OF
the National Capital Show last June
his sleek planes ripped through the
air at more than 100 miles an hour
to bring him the top honors. He wor
The Star Trophy and Certificate
with the title of Washington Area
champ. In addition, he won the
National Airport Club Trophy ano
was named meet champ in the class
of 18 years old or under.
Six to Go to Detroit.
He also received a free trip tC
Detroit to attend the 1nternat tional
Model Plane Contest. This was
presented to him by the Plymouth
automobile dealers of the Metro
politan Washington Area. In this
years competition, two winners from
Washington, two from nearby Vir-
ginia and two from nearby Mary
land, also are going to be eligible
for these Plymouth sponsored trips
and the international competition
to be held in Detroit from August
18 to %.
Herbert saids he had good reason
for delaying sending in his entry
blank for the National Capital
Show. He pointed out that he has
five planes, including the one which
won at Philadelphia. They range
in wingspread from to feet. -Four
of them cracked up in Philadelphia
however, and he has been fixing
these for possible use at the Ma
tional Capital Show, as well as get
ting his special entry into top shape.
His brother Warren, 13, student
at Stuart Junior High School, has
been giving Herbert hand at this
and also helps him at meets, espe-
cially when it comes to carrying
away handfus of trophies.
Herbert has been building model
planes since he was 5. He plans to
study aeronautical engineering at
the University of Maryland and
thinks his model plane experience
will help him considerably.
Another Winner Enters.
Another prize winner in previous
National Capital competition yester-
day sent in his entry blank for Sun
days big show. He is Stewart Culp,
81, of 74O9 Sixteenth avenue, Ia
koma Park, Md.
Meanwhile, 1t. Col. James w
Wray. operations and training Of
ficer of National Headquarters OF
CAP at Boiling Air Force Base
announced CAP cadet winners at
the Andrews meet will participate
in the model plane contest to be
held August 2. 3 and at New
York's International Airport at
Idlewild.
! This competition is being staged
Evening star., 1948-07-21
Donick, 1947 Area Champion,
ENTERS Model Plane Meet

as a part OF the International Air
Exposition at the celebration of
the golden anniversary of the uni
fication of New York's five boroughs
This meet Is sponsored jointly by
the Mayors Committee OF New
York, CAP, and the VFW.
Col. Wray was instrumental in
getting 81 Benrus watches which
will be used in timing contestants
at the Andrews Air Force Base
competition.
With only a few days left to
enter the National Capital Shcw
prospective contestants are urged
to obtain their entry blanks at orce
Evening star., 1948-07-21

standing achievement and develop
ment" Of . highly durable fllm coat
ing for optical elements.
This process was invented by Dr.
Lyon, who lives at 1921 p street Sc
Evening star., 1948-07-21
Navy Honors Dr.. Lyon,
Gun Factory Engineer

DR.. Dean A. Lyon, Naval Gun
Factory optical engineer, has been
awarded the Distinguished Civilian
Award by the Navy for his out
Evening star., 1948-07-21

from hobby shops in the District
and vicinity, or from Plymouth
dealers In the Metropolitan Area.
Evening star., 1948-07-21

Algeria has established full cen.
sorship of newsreels.
Evening star., 1948-05-14
County Democratic Women
Plan Part in Campaign

Active participation in the ap-
preaching election campaign Is
planned by the Womans Demo-
cratic Club of Montgomery County,
Mrs. Anna H. Roach of Bethesda.
club president, announced today.
Support of the campaign OF F.
Bvrne Austin of Takoma Park,
Democratic nominee for the House
from the 9Th Congressional District,
has been pledged by the members.
In a move to gain more recog-
milton for women, the Executive
Board of the club has voted to re-
quest the County Democratic State
Central Committee to appoint a
woman from each of the 13 election
districts to serve as vice-cha1rman
on the Campaign Committee. 1t
was claimed that women represent
more than so per cent OF the
county's voting power.
The board also recommended that
affilated clubs of the county group
invite precinct chairman OF their
areas to meetings in the near future
In order to better coordinate cam
paign activities.
A dinner and fashion show will
be held in September to raise funds
for the campaign. Mrs. Ralph A.
Wells, chairman of the Ways and
Means Committee. is in charge OF
arrangements.
Evening star., 1948-05-14
Tait's Service Praised
AT Republican Dinner

Galen L. TAFT of Chevy Chase, re-
firing chairman of the Republican
organization in Maryland, was
praised by associates last night for
his long service to the party.
State Senator Stanford L. Hoff Of
Westminster. who will succeed him
this month. and other speakers paid
tribute to Mr. TAFT at dinner at
the Hotel Emerson in Baltimore in
honor of Republican candidates for
Congress.
Jacob France, Republican national
committeeman for Maryland, was
host to the candidates and news
papermen invited to meet them.
House Majority. Leader Halleck,
the principal speaker. predicted ths
Republicans will sweep the national
elections in November. He declared
the party had already won the
respect of the country for its re-
cent record in Congress.
Maryland's two Republican House
members, Representatives Beall and
Miller, spoke briefly. The candi-
dates for seats now held by DEM
ocrats were introduced They are
c. Maurice Weidemeyer, 5th dis
trict; A. Earl Shipley, I'd district;
John A. Janetzke, Sd, and James
w. Miller, 4th.
Evening star., 1948-05-14
Attocker of Blind Widow, 70,
Identified by Sense of Touch

she felt her hand touching the mans
head. She moved her hand over
his neck, his face, his head to see"
what he looked like.
When the man left she called
her physician, DR.. Wallace N Nook,
sos Carroll avenue, and he in turn
called police.
mo one with perfect vision could
have furnished US with a better
description Inspector McAuliffe
said.
The attacker was described as
bald, with a fringe Of hair on the
sides. He was stocky, there was a
large wrinkle at the base Of his
skull and he wore cap without a
visor.
The widow also observed an un-
pleasant odor-a clue that William
Hobbs, Takoma Park Police Station
desk clerk, associated with garbage
and with a garbage collector named
Ross.
Ross was picked up at his home,
but denied all allegations. After
several hours, police decided to take
him to the widows home.
Taking her hand, policeman
placed it on Ross face. Carefully
she traced its outlines. the head, the
back of the neck. Then she said /:
That is the man."
Police said Ross admitted drink
ing more than half q bottle of wine
Wednesday evening, but that he
remembered everything up to the
time of his arrest,
Evening star., 1948-05-14

Her sensitive finger remembering
what her eyes could not see, a
nearly blind 72-year-old Takoma
Park widow yesterday placed her
hands on the face of man and
identified him as her attacker.
Shaken by the dramatic revela-
ton, the assailant signed a con-
fession in Silver Spring Police Sta
ton, Detective Chief James Nc
Auliffe of Montgomery County said.
Identified as Joseph Duke Ross,
81, colored, of Takoma Park, he
was charged with rape and held
without bond in Rockville Jail.
The attack occurred at 1880 pm.
Wednesday when the widow, who
had lived alone since her husbands S
death three years ago. went to the
back porch of her little home on
Jefferson avenue, to get pan OF
rainWater.
She was accosted by man who
said he had special delivery letter
and asked for directions to another
address. Smelling alcohol, the wom-
an told him the address did not exist
and ordered: Nov get out Of here" 3"
Instead, the man seized her by
the throat, choking her until she
lost consciousness. She became con-
scious again while being attacked
in the living room.
Il prayed to God that would
either die or he would 60 away.
she told Inspector McAuliffe.
Before again losing consciousness
Evening star., 1948-05-14
DR.. Vaughan Leaves
$4,000 Estate

DR.. George Tully Vaughan, prom
inent surgeon who died here April
26 at the age of 88. left an estate
valued at about $4,000, it was
shown yesterday when a petition
for probate of his will was filed at
District Court.
His two children, Brig. Gen. Will
liam w. Vaughan, U. S. A., retired,
of Bridgehampton, N. Y, and Mrs.
Vera Vaughan Crute, 1718 1 street
NV, are to share equally in the
bulk of the estate, after certain
other bequests, according to the will.
Bequests in the will include one
of $4,000 to his sister, Mrs. Matilda
Corinne Hoffman, 1718 l street NV,
and 5000 to another sister, Mrs.
Hortense Burks of Amherst, Va.
DR.. Vaughan's estate includes
about 1927, 900 in personal property
and real estate, consisting of his
home atl718 I street NV, listed at
an assessed value of $4,000.
The will named the son and
daughter and Attorney r. j. c.
Dorsey executors. Mr.. Dorsey filed
the petition for probate of the will
DR.. Vaughan said in his will that
whatever worldly success" he had
he attributed to his parents, his
wife, who died in 1881; former Surg
Gen. Walter Wyman of the Public
Health and Marine Service, and tc
the aid, encouragement and sup
port OF the good Jesuit fathers o1
Georgetown University" He addec
that he himself was not a Catholic
Evening star., 1948-05-14
2 Patterson Teams in Virginia
Get 1OO-BusheI Corn Award

Gov. Tuck, who identified himself
as "a small-scale farmer" declared:
Il hope that the bright lights and
superficial attractions of our cities
will not bring about any further di-
version of our rural population.
Some have been lured by the shorter
hours and higher cash pay OF the
city Jobs, overlooking the longer
range advantages and the true en-
joyment to be derived from the
more independent life of farmer" ;"
At the first of last year, the Gov
ernor estimated, SIS per cent OF Vir-
ginia's farms with occupied dwell
ings were connected for electric
service. BY the end Of 1850, he
added, it was believed that electric
power would be available to IS per
cent of Virginia farms.