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Evening star., 1949-06-23
AImus Club TO Heor Tolk

Milton Latt. noble Of AlmAs
Temple and manager OF tie shop.
will speak on The Romance OF
the Crayat" at II 30 pm. tornor-
row at the weekly meeting OF the
Almas Lunch Club In the Almaa
Club. 1918 K street NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Pink Loyalty Slips

BALTIMORE, June % P1.-
City employees are busy signing up
loyalty pledges required by Mary
lands new law against subversive
activities. The pledges are printed
ion pink paper.
Evening star., 1949-06-23

many Federal units here, throWlng
these people out Of work.
Furthermore. the unemployment
trend in private industry has
caused many persons TO turn 10
the Government IN hope Of get
ting work.
Government officials. therefore
hnd themselves in the enFiouS
position OF being able TO choose
the best persons available for Job
openings. And present employees
are tightly holding on to their
jobs. On the other hand. many
employees who came here to Work
for the Government during the
war and consequently decided
to make Washington their home.
despite the postwar loss of their
Jobs, are having a dlfficult time
finding other Government posi-
tons.
MIGHTY TASTY. StH-Ever
since Senator Long. Democrat, OF
Louisiana assumed the duties this
year as chairman OF the subcom-
mittee supervising operation OF
the Senate Restaurant. the Capitol
eating place has featured large
assortment OF Southern dishes.
Hamhocks. cornpone, creole
dishes, chitlms and black-eye peas
are some OF the Southern dishes
that are being served with meals
Diners are wondering whether the
wealth OF Southern cooking is just
coincidence or whether Senator
Long wants to taste some of the
home cooking" ne has to forego
while he's in Washington.
"Oh. for a whopping portion of
corned beef and cabbage, auipped
Northern colleague OF Senator
Longs the other day.
CONTROVERSIES Long Sen
ate Civil Service Subcommittee on
reclassification has postponed final
faction on its controversial measure
in an attempt 10 meet some OF the
objections made by employe groups
on some Of the sharply criticized
features Of the bill.
It's renortec that Chairman Long
has agreed to give Federal EN-
ployes the right TO appeal to
their agencies any unsatisfactory"
rating they would receive under
the proposed new rating system.
The bill now contains no appeal
procedures. Employe. groups. how
ever, are expected to urge the right
to appeal ratings TO the civil Serv-
Ice Commission presently
enjoyed by Federal workers.
In regard to the provision to
grant promotions and salary In
creases TO supervisors who operate
their units on lower costs. COM
mittee sources say there would be
enough safeguards TO insure
against indiscriminate firings and
speedups by ''overzealous super
visors. But employe groups con-
Evening star., 1949-06-23

The largest Government arsenal
is located on Rock Island. H..
close to the city which took lis
name from the island. -. s
Evening star., 1949-06-23

9<F-3A4s fA&4 Y *kA~Gs48 os8Ss A2I@s 40
t4saue 80 cgpa~ ssTaasy tta.s
feature % t2lr e.sl-
A! q conference a. All. eEnsslSsys
groups YESTERDAY IL @As ce~se sSs
that much as shey sls1ake laesw
pfos lsaosaS N The pay rcclAxss.rt-a e
ton measure stary sxs<4ia nos
attempt % aArs The h4i! elsxkrS:
n the subcommittee Instead
they AL sfy 80 ses !, ATnrEssse4d
n the sa!l committee a. on ilar
Senate Sesos 10 icsanse ttae cssee 10
tsotlaaae features. The reAaaa L,
that they want IL rrl&sa ttae
average siTe yVar paw boosts
contained in the measure
There's saErsly . cEancs thai
The Senate sl!I Act On tAe
measure this year. but pay Er-
classification supporters, al leasi
would like the aiIl to receive fail
Senate Civa Service Committee
approval 80 1t viii ee ready 10;
quick Senate action next year
They point oui that legislation
not acted on this year docs ne,
become dead. and that therefore
any progress made IN ADVANCING
the bill this year sil not ee
wasted motion.
MEAT AN-The tndrpe ndenl
National Federation Of Federal
Employees has attacked proposals
for nat. across- the board slASl,ss
in Federal appropriations as ~un-
sound and uneeonemic and repre-
senting the meat ak approach TO
complex problem -
Gertrude MeSally. national
secretary treasurer Of the NFFE
declared the union has always
heen opposed 10 the oserSiafflns
OF personnel
Miss McNally declared. how
ever To cut without regard 10
need, without regard 10 require
ments under orgininal laws set-
ting up services by Congress. and
without regard TO personnel pro-
hlems within the indisiduie de-
partments and agencies. cannot
be justified on any ground, and
least OF all upon that Of econ
omy"
NAVY--Charies PioEet special
assistant on personnel affairs 10
the UndersecretAry OF the Navy
and the Nays Once Of Indus
trial Relations. received q special
citation yesterday from Secretary
of Navy Matthews.
Mr.. Piozet, who has served With
the Department for - years. was
highly praised for his achieve
ments. Incidentally. Mr.. Piozet,
who is So. Is not retiring. but IL
full Of plans for the future In
the Department.
Six other once OF Industrial
Relations employees IN the Navy
Department received meritorious
civilian service awards. They are
Arthur r. Williamson. Verne
Siuipkins. w. g. Andress, William
T.. Gtrow. Edward A, Sorrpayrac
and Edward b. Powell. jr.
BE sure 10 listen IN Sundays
at if.I5 am. oper WMAL. The
Star station. for Joseph Y0aaes
broadcast version OF the Federal
Spotlight. featuring additional
mems and uteDs OF the Gopsrn-
nnent serDieej
Evening star., 1949-06-23
The Federal Spotlight
Applicants for Federal Jobs
Set 12-Yeor Record Here
The Federal Spotlight
es Joseph feaea

Federal
here is the scea sc= lAs1 l2
Virtually al
crowded applicants All
soaghk-~Frn
Evening star., 1949-06-23

The Civil Service conIissln'1.
which Is the Government main
personnel recruitment center. =
Evening star., 1949-06-23

To all questions -of whether the
aid was military or financial. Dr..
Kan replied: Not necessarily.
Evening star., 1949-06-23

BE sure 10 listen IN Sundays
at fi.I5 an. oper WMAL. The
Star station. for Joseph Young
broadcast version OF the Federal
Spotlight. featuring additional
neps and uteDs OF the Gopern-
,1euf seTDtcs
Evening star., 1949-06-23

ene-ha0 hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital (cuTrent mcnth to dateG
Evening star., 1949-06-23

High and Low for Yesterday.
High, 30, ct 1920 pm.
Low. 73 at 500 am.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Hignest. %, on June 21.
Lowest, 81, on January 80.
Tide Tables
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02

.lluo ,p1breno 8ir 11nIer @ebet
fir iene @ef1broeten (Rntbolifen d
emporlenoer, beI1tp0ren @ir Tie
gleid5eitig ben 8eiiungen Der Stride
@ebor 5li i9enfen. Sest mabnt Die
Stride nod ols liebenoe Mltter. @ol.
len tie oieie nidt b0ren, oann iiebt
iid Die Stride ge5nungen, auf oiele
(aatbolifen, Die i'm offentliAen 2eben
nidt 81 Den fatbolilden @rltnoidten
lteben) bas ldneioenoe 8ort oes eott-
lihen Weilters an5llluenoen, ,tpenn el-
ner nidt einnal auf Die Stride bort,
ben balte fiir einen Seiben ,no offent-
lihen Siinoer!"
go tlabnte 8apit Stus XII. am 2.
Suni 194S, offentli6 uno feierlid ais
oberiter Sirt nno 2ebrer Der gan5en
Gbriltenbeit! Oieles ipeg,peiie1oe
8apitport, belonbers oieier leste Sas,
lit fir oIle einbeutig uno flar. Woge
es iene nit benz 0oppelgetpiHen, iene,
Die oieles gefdbrli6e 9oppelipiel trei-
ben, aufriitteln 5ur geiinnung unb
C.-St. d. C.-V.
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MISREPRESENTATION

galgen lit? @ie f0nnen mir fiir cine
iiftIigbe Neforrn eil,treten, netitl piele
aatbolifen genaii tpie Die dn6erert 3.
g, in 51peifeIbafte Slime Inufen2 @ie
ion BON elmer Sugeno, Die iih ip1b-
renb bes @ottesoienites jn bie binter-
iten @infel Der Stride peroriiGt, bon
Sungmannern, oie tpdbreno Ser Yre-
Oigt cine Sigarettenpauie Dor ser Sir
DIE eiulesen, Elm religioier Mufihuung
eripartet tper0en2 @ eIterneuer II
ung beJinnt nit Cell it r
eueruttgl
&atboliide Saltrns allein geniigt
nidt. Seuer gegen Jeier! Sn oielen
9er5en nno an pielen Srter. Wie bei-
BEN nniere @egenfeuer?
@ir entflammen gegen @ottesbaB,
Gbriit1slengnltng li,,o &irhenbe-
f1mpfung bie 5euer eifter nod gilt
benoeren 2iebe 5u @ott, al Gbriitus
nno 5ur Stride. 0en mooernen Wai-
ienmeniden itellen mir Die fraftpone
fatboliid)e 8eri0nliffeit entgesen!
Den @erftagsbeiben ilnlerer Gage
iiberpinben mir burf Sen @erftags-
beiligen! Ser 8erg0bnne oes 2eibes
gegeniiber pflan5en mir oas 2ilien-
BANNER iittlider &einbeit auf. 9nrd
tatboliihe 8eiabung aner natiirlihen
uno decentralization @erte iiber,pin-
ben mir Sriuolitat unb BeIiimismua
@ir iino itirfer als bie anoeren. tpeiI
mir geliinoer oenfen nno nad BEN
2ebensgeleben leben. 8ir iino oie
Stdrferen, neil @ott NIT uns 1T!
Sdlnb 0orlun nit allen labmene
ben Beiiimismus, nit Salbbeit iinO
Ger5agtbeit. Gin 9usen6 entihIoilene
Ianner, eine &ernidar gan5er Sung
manner in ieber Bfarrei, uno mir iper-
fen oas, Steuer beruml 9tibt belite,
pielleidt aud nod niht morgen: aber
einmal getpiB!
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l1niere 8genfener

3ie 8eipobner ser 8rdrie tperoen
beim Serannaben oes Steppenbran=
oeS alarmiert. sic 5ieben 5uerlt Ell
nen Shubgraben. Damn miro elm @e-
genfener ange5iinoet. Osiiiien mir inn
&f gegen bas Br1riefeuer bes
yeeubeioentums nidt etipas .dbnli6es
tun? Sdnsgraben! @egenfeuer! Ser
u | a m ruf lit bereits ergangen.
0ie SapIte uno 8iidofe rufen felt
Sabren llnnnterbro6en Dos fatboliide
golt gum Mbtuebrfampf gegen bas
oororingenbe Seioe1tl,m ailf. gs iino
alle oa5u aufgerufen. Die Wdnner,
Srauen llto &inoer. @ir nennen bies
uaatboliide 4ftion".
Stun 1nuB Ser g 1usgrab e n
ge5ogen iperoen. gBas beiBt 6ns?
gSir nouen lelbIt innerli1 Mbltano
getpinnen bon Dem 5erIese1toen @eiIt
Der @ufl0iung. Cine atuft muB nns
trennen bon ieoer neubeioniihen
Weltani6alung. @ir balten auf eine
laubere, foniequet,te fatbolii6e 2inie!
Sbne &ompromiiie an cine anoere
Denf- ODER 2ebensmeiie! @ie fonn.
ten mir ben M,ifbau Der reien 3eit
aus unierem 2ebensgeies NIT grfoIa
anitrebel ,penn 1riht einmal in I'm.
Ieren eigenen Meiben cine flare ia.
tboliihe &altung gegeben iit2 @ie
f0nnen mir fir fatboliihe 51uIe uno
glternreht erfoIgreih f6u1pfen, ipenn
|aud fatboliihen gItern bie 8e6eal.
tung oieier Srage nod nidbt oufge.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02
3mar IdBt iid Der aarnpf apiiden

/ 3nar I1Bt iid Der aarnpf Stpiiden
Gbriitus lin6 Mntibrilt 0i,rh bic ee-
fantte &irdengeididte berfoIsen. Seu-
te aber bat er 0 rganiIatoriihe h e
Sorm angenommen. @r sreift In ieoes
2ebensgebiet iiber, Bir aatbolifell
leben ins einer Slut nidthriitliher
Stromungen gegeniiberseitellt. llno
es fdut uns airf, baB bieier .@eiIt Der
8erneilulng" iein @eidaft bor3iiglih
peritebt. gr ipirft INNER iene 2oiung
in Die Maiie, Die oieie i'm augenblid
am Iieblten bort. 3uerit iagte er:
nNahe bid fret bon Der 6 r h e,
oenn OH ioalt fein Sflape zines Sir
denoeIpoten lein." 3anu ,neinte er:
.Erenne sid. BON 6 briitns, beln
@ott lit mebr oils bieier Gbriitus. @pr
peiB, oh bieler iiberboupt @ottes
Sobn mar9" SblieBlif iagte er::
~2aB bieien @ott! 9u bait ibn nod
ME seieben. lllnsreife oie iidtbare
groe nit bei6en slrmen unS geitalte
iie. Damn miro bieie @roe oein 8ara-
oies lein 1no ou ielbjt tpirit 6arin
iein pie elm @ott!" go ,paro Ser
Menlh gum M6roer ieines 8ottes.
ltno ,pas tpuroe aus linn lelbIt9 Die
ler Menih. losgelolt BON Stride, Girl
Itus uno 8ott, muBte balb erfabren,
bob aud iein eisenes WenidenbiIb
itls @anfen geriet. gr bate suerIt
8ott perraten, angeblid Inn iid ieIbit
81, retten. Damn aber nl,Bte er felt
itellen, baB er baourf) aud fib ielbit
INNER mebr perlor. gr glaubte balls
nidt mebr an feline eigene Seele. gr
iab in ibr nur nod elm Spiel bon
Itomen. yadoem ser Meni6 ieine
Seele oerlor, mar Der gum Sier: nei-
ne Blonde Bette, yeine bo6ge5iidtete
Goelroile". @ir baben in Sen perga1l-
genen sSabren erle6t, pie bteIe 8eltie
toben fam. @er ipeiB, Oh nibt ipie.
Der neue 8eitien in l,nierer 3eit los
brehen? Ssebt, ba ser Mefid iogor
5ur Waidine, gum Maiienprobuft Ser
Se6ntf gelporoen iIt2
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Mitten inn Stnrnt

Mitten in oieier slufloiung iteben
mir &atbolifen pie in einem 8rdrie-
feuer. Wie itebt es INN inns 2 @ir mol.
len uns ni6ts bortdulden. Ser 3eit-
geiit bot alth ltarf oie religioie Sub.
itan5 in ,lnieren Heiben aerieti. 8iel-
leidt am meiiten in unIerer ssugeno.
Senn lie NOR am menigIten fiir Ben
8laubensfompf Ser pergangenen Sab
re gefeltigt. Sic fonnte es ou1 ri1t
ietn, neil SsSugenb INNER 1tnterpegs
5ur &eife lit. l1no oo6 lei 5u ibrem
2obe geiagt, oaB in bieier 3eit Der
8etpabrung cine gan5e 9n5abl unie-
rer Sungen llno Mdod)en tapfer IN
benz Seueritltrm geItanOen baben.
Aber Die Nalie Der Susenb bat ernIt-
lid Sdaoen eelitten. gfidt 5uIebt
besbalb, 1peil aub bie gltern ibrer
er5ieberiiben Seranttportung ili1t
iiberaa gere6t tpuroen. sic b1tten
mebr tun miiiien ols in 1lormalen 3ei-
ten. @s tpuroe aber pielfah ni1t ein-
NAL oas NormalmoB relisios fittli6er
gr5iebung geleiItet.
Ha6 Dem &riege batten piele cine
innere @enoe ertpartet. Sat 1i6 oieie
Soffnung erfiilt2 Gs gab cine Mn-
5abl iudenoer Weniden, oie ben @eg
5ur Stride fanoen. @etpiB! Mber Sic
Maiie 5eiate iid Ser pip6ologiiden
&eaftion Ger Nadfriegs5eit nidt ge-
ipahien. Sic Itiir5te it6 in Sen Strll-
Del Der 8ergniigen ltno periu6te na9s
5ubolen, mas lie 10 lange i'm &riege
entbebren muBte. gs idien 5ipar, baB
oas 0ffentlidye 2ebeu na1 Dem iies-
reid iiberitanoeneu @eltani1auungs-
fampf NIT Dem 9ritten 9fei1e nun
mieber einen allsgelprohenen 1riitli-
6en Gbarafter erbalten tpiiroe. Muh
oieIe @rmartung ging ni6t in Grill
lung, menn aud oie Stride ibre Gu=
Bere 5reibeit mieber erbielt. Sonen
mir Oesbalb mutlos 1peroen2 Iuf un-
iere slufgabe ber3i6ten2 Gs ip1re
gerrat am Seiligltenl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02
Der fnrdlthartfp
8dan1flek l1ntrrpr
Kulturrpnd,r
Bon 6. 5. Sci demberser

Die &irdlide Silfsitele Miin6en
bat mir eben ibre beiben u8olfsfalen=
Der fir Seimatpertriebene" 5ugei6idt.
|Si6erlid elm 9opllm in ser &uItur=
|geidihte - uaalenoer fir Seinat-
|bertriebene"! ltniere Worgentbauer
Juno fortIdrittliden 2iberalen f0nnen
1 itol5 iein! slber idpeigen mir IN
|Sdam nno 8eItiir5ung iiber 6en &uI.
tnrfortidritt, Der iol6e &alenoer not
men0ig mabte. Ser cine &alenoer gilt
ben 9einlatpertriebenen aus Dem GU
oetenlanb, Ser af1oere ben Seimotper.
ttie6enen aus oem Sii6oIten. Sic &a.
lenoer, Oeren Snbalt iid teilmeiie
6edt, iino - bonn Morgentbau-Y -Yapier
abgeieben - por5iiglid ausgeitattet
uno aellgen bon ser fiinltleriiGen 8e-
fdbigung uno ser geiItigen &egiam-
felt Der nlten oeutiben Golfsgruppen,
oeren Musrpttung oie 8otsoamer be-
lbloiien baben.
!. gs lit nidt ser Srt, oie ein5elnen
@eitrase gu uiiroisen. SD min nur
BEN Mnflat meines alien Sreunoes
Sans SGiit Goes ebemalieen 5iib.
rers ser 6riItli1en @eiperfi6aften,
Der beltte unermiiolid fir sic Ser
triebenen titis iiD beraussreifen:
.@ir (o. +. sic 8ertriebenen) baben
oas @eiidt 9euti6lanos geGnoert" ,
neil oarin pertbole slngaben ent-
balten iino fir aIle, bie iih fir bas
Broblem perantiportli6 fiiblen unb
on elmer 20Iung mitarbeiten ipoIlen.
9urb Sic Botsoamer 8elbliiiie
wur6en folgenoe oelitide Weni1en -
ltno MIR neil lie bon elmer Deutihen
Deutter geboren muroen - ser .ge.
orOneten 1no bumanen Muslieolung
lnterporfen: 2,3 Millionen SItprem.
ben 0,6 Niaionen 9an5iger, 81
geieoerldlelier, 3,4 Sberibleiier, O,9
8ran0enburger, 10 Hommern, 0,3
8eitpreuBen, o Boiener uno /, o aus
Dem 8artbegau, insgelamt allo 1876
Wiaionen oeuti6er WenI6en. Daal
fonnne1 iiber brei Willionen CUBE
tenoeuti6e, 1,5 aus Itngarn Sugo-
ilanien unb Gllmdnien. 9as ergibt
5itlammen iiber aht5ebn Millionen
oeutider Weni1en!
Wan muB Die 3ablen in BaralIele
gu ailoeren 2anoern itellen, Inn oas
slusmaB oes 8erbrebens bon Bots.
oam 81 erfennen. Die beute 10 Inn.
morbenen ifanoinapii6en 21noer Dd-
|nemarf, S61peben unb geormegen ba-
ben 5lliaritmen cine 8epolferung. bon
ettpa fiinfaebn Miaionen. Sranfreid
5ablt einunopier5ig, Stalien fiinfuno-
uier5ig Millionen, Die S6mei5 bat nur
I4,5 Wilionen. Die Gotsoamer baben
alio bie @nstreibung elmer 8ebolfer.
rng i'm MusmaBe bon fait ser SGIfte
Sranfreids ooer SStaliens, ober Der
@eiamtbeb0lferling bon 91nemarf,
|Shme6en, geortuegen 1no Der Shmeia
| IbeidIoiien!
geebmen mir einen 1ldberliegen6en
8ergleih: Die Mustreibung bon aht,
I3ebn Willionen be6eutet basielbe, aIs
|menn oie geIante Bebolferi1ng bou
lfoIgenoen 5tpeiiinb5ipan3ig Staater
Ser Ser. Staaten bertrieben tpor6er
mare: Mri3ona, Colorado, Connect,
GIFT Delatpare, sSoabo, Soma, Wenine.
Weontonn, Nebu0a, gteip Sanlpfbire
Stem weerieo, Nortb 9nfota, Oregon
Mbooe SsIano, Soutb Dafota, l1tnb
9ermort, @afbington, @eit Birgini.
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Inter oieier lleberldrift beroffent-
Iidte Der ,GbriItlide Bilger' in Spep-
er in ieiner Iusgabe bonn 6. Sebruar
einen prddtigen artifel, in Dem ser
8erfaiier, g. 9ransen, Mabnungen
auslpri6t, Die audi in slmerifa Gel
tllng baben. Ser Mrtifel Iautet:
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Die weltberiihmte st. Bene
dict -Wundsalbe

grprobtes Seilmittel gegen ole
Arten BON aIten ,,no friihen Dun.
ben, @eidniiren, @etpd1fen, BiB-
1punoen, &arbuAfeln uitp. Bitte @el6
nur burh Boit Nonep Sroer 81 ihif-
ten. Seine Stan1ps. Seh3ig (6O)
Gents bic S9ahteI BEL
j. i. STAAB
172O9 vALLEYvIEW AVE.
CLEVELAND II, OHIO
Evening star., 1949-06-19
National Art School
Graduates Total 104

The National Art School last
week awarded diplomas and cer-
tificates to 104 students. First
prizes were presented to Bernard
Langlais, William Moser. Donald
Hilleary, Willard Gould, Jean
Mullins, Charles Sisson and
jeanne Roehr.
The following received diplomas
Evening star., 1949-06-19

munist coup In Is47. and nov
lives near Vienna. Va Mr..
Pfeiner. former head Of the In
dependence Party. ned the
country 20 escape arrest
The remarks cns ne source Of
the money apparently surprised
the defendants. since Zionlsss
have said they set their money
from the American Joint D.str!na-
ton Committee.
Defense counsel emphasized the
background O! the
Zionist Movement. which they
said was strengthened by memory
Of cruelties suffered under Nax,
rule.
yews Pack Courtroom.
Budapest Jews packed the
courtroom and intently watched
the proceedings. which lasted
from early morning until mid
night.
The trial disclosed that Jewish
youth are determined 70 leave
the country. Many Of them we're
separated from their parents in
1914, the crucial year Of German
occupation.
Miss Weiss testified that the
youth of Rluga tan organized
group trained for life In Pale
stine) had simply no other
choice" than emigration to Israel
Evening star., 1949-06-19

Haiti's 1949 cotton crop Is only
slightly more than half that Of
1948.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Scout Leaders Needed as Result
Of Lower Age Limit for Boys j.

make sure. II we can. that there
are enough Cub packs and Scout
troops to 60 around" he com
mented.
He pointed out that the coun
ellis Camp Roosevelt on ChesR
peake Bay will be filed TO capacity
this summer and that next. year
the demand. for camp space there
will be even greater.
Mr.. Spear said the councils
executive board will meet next
month. tentatively July II. to con-
slider the problems expected TO
start this fall.
The lowering of age limits was
voted by the national executive
board of the Boy Scouts Of
America after a three-year study
In which Scout leaders and par
ents were polled for their opinions
1t was decided on because. boys of
today are considered more ma
ture" for their age than a genera
ton ago.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Seventh Day Adyeniists
To Open Camp thursday

The annual Potomac ConssT-
eface Sesenia-cay A6swgtass camp
meeting vii begin THURSDAY II
The Sligo Adventist Church. Car
roll and Flower avenues. TAkosEa
Park. Nd.
More than 3aeo conference
members and oslegafes fynr sc
churches IN ifss Distract, Maryland
and Virginia are expected Ms The
Today session.
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Evening star., 1949-06-19

THE SUNDAY STAR Washington. o C Al
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Helen Hoffman Installed
As Official Of Pilot Club

Miss Helen M. Hoffman. ad-
ministrative assistant TO Special
Deputy Commissioner e. p. King
Of the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
last night was installed as second
vice president Of the Pilot Club
international during its annual
meeting In Chicago, the Associated
Press reported.
Miss Hoffman. who lives at 4536
Forty-ninth street NV, Is a past
president Of the District chapter
Of the women executives organi-
zation and former national di-
rector. Miss Ruby Newhall OF
Gainesville, Fla. was installed as
president. The group also decided
to hold It's 1850 convention in
Washington.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

Concern over finding enough
Scout leaders TO take care OF thou
sands Of new recruits to scouting.
anticipated as q result Of the re-
duction In entrance age for boys,
was expressed yesterday by Ma
tional Capital Scout Executive
Kenneth 3. Spear.
Mr.. Spear said he expected q
tremendous" rush of boys to join
I'D when the new age limits be-
come effective September /. On
that date boys may enter cub
scouting at instead Of o years,
boy scouting at II instead of IL
and senior scouting at IA instead
Of Is.
There are now l2,500 Scouts
in the Metropolitan Area. with
the lower age groups predominant
ing, Mr.. Spear said.
"Our problem Is going to be to
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Seven Zionist Leaders
Convicted in Hungary
.0f Aiding Emigrauts
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BUDAPEST. Hungary. June 10.
Seven Zionist leaders we're con-
victed tonight on charges Of help
ing Zionists leave the country
and were sentenced 10 terms rang
ing from SIX months to three
years.
Two other Zionists we're ac-
Quilted by the court Of justice.
The case Of a tenth defendant,
an Orthodox Jew. was separated
because he did not want TO ap-
pear In the dock on Saturday. the
Jewish Sabbath. his lawyer said
Accusation Protested
Those sentenced we're:
Bella Benes. journalist, and
Sander Kertesz. lawyer. three
years In prison; Miss Magsda
Weiss. 10. employe Of the Zionist
Federation. two years and two
months: Menyher Field. merchant,
two years and six months; Aladar
Felkai, merchant, six months;
Miklos Frankfurter. Of the Zionist
Federation. two years and eight
months, and Sander Dienes. a
laborer and the only Christian
among the defendants. two years
and six months.
In their statements TO the court
the defendants protested strongly
the prosecutors charge that they
were tools In the hands OF the
imperialists."
The convictions were obtained
under a ls4S law which forbidi
any attempt to cross the border
illegally. The prosecutor claimed
lit was passed Ito protect people
misled by Anglo-Saxon propa-
ganda. from becoming cannon
fodder serving imperialist in
terests."
Macy Linked TO Fund Source.
The prosecutor said some money
that Zionists receive from abroad
comes from the same source
which supports Ferenc Macy. Zol-
tan Pfeiffer and the Voice OF
America.
Mr.. Macy was ousted AZ
premier Of Hungary In q Com
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Drioos Gets Fellowship

Ivan II. briggs. $500 Broad
Brook road. Bethesda. has been
awarded q fellowship in the Royal
Aeronautical Society in London.
for his contribution to aeronau-
tical science. Mr.. briggs is direc-
tor of research In the Bureau Of
Aeronautics of the Navy Depart
ment.
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