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Evening star., 1949-04-10
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National Flight System.
Choice of airline trafic. airline host
ess, airplane mechanic, advanced
meteorology, radio communication
and trafic control, aviation business
and aviation promotion.
$40 down and SO q month.
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ave. NV, 10th f., RE. 1892; ewes.
and Sun. call ME 5162.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Free Aviation Career

Training and placement for men and
women If you join Dick Powells Ma
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Choice of airline .traft1c, airline
hostess. airplane mechanic, advanced
meteorology, radio communication
and traffic control. AVIATION business
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trust 10 Perpetual Building A&Socaa-
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Evening star., 1949-11-11
) Charges Involving Liquor
Bring Today Term

George Claggett. Al. Barnes
vile, was sentenced to 100 days
in Jail yesterday in Rockville Po-
lice Court on charges of possess
ing untaxed liquor, selling liquor
without a license and driving
while drunk.
Claggett, who is colored, re-
ceived 60-day and 30-day SEN
tences on the first two charges
and an additional 80 days on the
drunken driving charge.
I Police said he was arrested Sep
tember "a on the selling charge.
A week later, they said, Claggett
was picked up in his car near his
home and charged with drunken
driving. The charge of possessing
uataxed liquor was made at the
same time when a search of the
car revealed IL f1fths and IL half
pints of whisky which police said
Claggett had bought in Washing
ton.
| In another case, George Wilt,
r., 18, Rockville volunteer fire.
man. forfeited $3.50 collateral
on charge of maliciously setting
woods on fire. He was accused
Of setting two brush fires near
Rockville last month.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
Sports Celebrities Speak
Al Silver Spring Event

!. Sports celebrities spoke last
night at the father-son celebration
sponsored by the st. Michaels
Mems Club in the Silver Spring
Armory.
Those who appeared included
Bob Margarita. Georgetown Uni
versity, coach: Turk Edwards, vice
president of the Redskins: Sherry
Robertson Of the Washington
Nationals and Bob Addie, sports
5columnist. Andy Farkas. former
Redskin, was master Of cere-
monies.
The Rev. Josephine F. Deppe,
pastor of st. Michael,s. said pro-
ceeds from the event last night
and from q father daughter night
held earlier this week will be used
to equip athletic teams Of st.
Michaers.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
MI. Rainier Pastor Declines
Call as Mission Director

The Rev. Edwin e. Pieplow
pastor of Trinity Lutheran
Church, Mt. Rainier, has declined
a cali to become Mission Director
Of the Southeastern District Of
the Lutheran church, Missouri
Synod, it was announced today
The announcement stated Mr.
Pieplow had told his congrega-
ton she felt under obligation to
God and to the members Of his
parish" to continue the mission
program he started in Prince
Georges County.
Mr.. Pieplow came to the area
In 1881 to found Trinity Church.
At present the church has
branches at Landover Hills.
Bowie, Greenbelt and Hyattsville.
The minister also established
Trinity Lutheran School. which
has an enrolment Of Its chill
.dren.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
Virginia Baptists Elect
DR.. McDaneI President
By the Assoeiotsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 1.-THE
Baptist General Association of
Virginia has elected DR.. Ralph c.
McDanel president. He is the head
of the University Of Richmond's
history department.
Other officers elected yesterday
at the annual convention here:
Jesse M. johnson, Richmond.
first vice president; DR.. J. q. Low
ing, Richmond, second vice presi-
dent: Col. Aubrey H. Camden.
president Of Hargrave Military
Academy, Chatham, treasurer.
and the Rev. Kenneth E. Burke.
Norfolk, reelected clerk Of the
association.
The association was told last
night that the Southern Baptist
Convention now supports TOO mis-
sionaries In 25 countries.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
Army Navy Club Gives ,
Acre for Arlington School

The Arlington County School
Board last night was notified that
1t has been given about an acre
of ground by the, Army Navy
Country Club as part of a school
site. n.
The land is adjacent to the
Hoffman-Boston School for Ne
groes. and will be part of the site
for a new colored elementary
school. Additional land for the
site is being purchased from vari-
Gus owners. The School Board
must pay the cost Of transferring
the gift" land.
The board decided to meet at
II am. November 19 to award q
contract for construction Of the
33-room Stratford Junior High
School at Vacation lane and North
Military road. Bids for construc-
ton Of the school will be opened
at 4 pm, Thursday,
Evening star., 1949-11-11
BY the A.soeiotsd Press

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 11.-A
general list Of proposed amend
ments to modernize virginia's
laws on mental hygiene was ap-
proved yesterday by the State
hospital board.
The amendments, when put into
final form by q committee OF the
board and w. j. Mears, of the
division Of statutory research and
drafting, will be presented to the
next session Of the general assem-
bly,.
The following main changes
will be proposed:
Adopt definitions such as ''men-
ally Ill" or mentally defective
in lieu of insane" as in the
present statutes.
Eliminate references to justice
of the peace In the laws concern
ing commitments Of persons to
mental institutions. This would
make the committing magistrate
at least q trial justice.
Write in the Massachusetts, sys-
Evening star., 1949-11-11
Anacostia- Downtown
Express Bus Planned
Charging Extra Fare

A new ruSh-hour, extra fare
express busline between Anacosta
and downtown Washington, routed
over the new South Capitol street
bridge. is planned by the Capital
Transit Co.
Application to establish the new
line was filed yesterday with the
Public Utilities Commission. The
bridge is scheduled to be COM
pleted late next month.
The new line, to be known as
the A-9 South Capitol Street Ex-
press. will run from South Capitol
street and Atlantic avenue to
Tenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Almost four miles
Of the five-mile route will be op-
Grated nonstop, which is expected
to cut running time at least IS
minutes, officials said.
s, Cents More.
Additional time will be gained,
it was pointed out, by avoiding
the traffic congestion over the
Eleventh street bridge. The fares
will be S cents more than the
regular rate.
The projected route is as fol-
lows:
From the east side Of Tenth
street NV. over Pennsylvania
avenue. Second street. Canal
street, South Capitol street, over
the new bridge to Nichols avenue
Sc. and loop around on Atlantic
avenue Sc.
Pickup Stops.
Evening rush hour pickup stops
are scheduled along Pennsylvania
avenue at Seventh, Sixth and
Third streets NV, and Second
street and Independence avenue
NV. Discharges will be made
along South Capitol street at Port
land street, Nichols avenue, and
Xenia street, and at Nichols ave-
nue and Atlantic avenue Sc.
Morning outbound boarding
stops will be permitted at the same
South Capitol street stops. Alight-
ing will be allowed at Canal and
Second streets NV, Pennsylvania
avenue and Third street NV, and
along Constitution avenue at
Seventh and Ninth streets NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-11

snapped that to a lady in Pitts
sburgh for a muzzle loading pistol,
vintage 1881. He swapped the
pistol in Fort Wayne, Ind, for two
sabers and a pygmy war shield.
The shield was just what a beauty
expert in Chicago had always
wanted. In exchange. he got a
$3.50 charm course.
In Hartford. he swapped a
cigarette lighter for an ancient
vintage calculating machine. In
Boston, a BUSINESS machine COM
pany wanted the aged calculator
for window display. On that deal,
Moran emerged with a brand new
typewriter.
In the Midwest he picked up a
travelling companion in exchange
for pair Of buffalo horns. Moran
recalls her as a "very beautiful
girl with her legs crossed" She
rode all the way to California with
him. She was made of papier
mache.
The Hitler rug and hundreds of
other objects accumulated on the
swapping spree will be up for
swapping tomorrow. when Moran
opens his3csx for business ID front
of the .Cap1tpl at 10 an
From here he goes TO New York
for his swapping finale and an
auction of au his bartered goods
on a coast To- -coast television
show. II
But I'd like to keep those binoc-
Eulars," Moran admitted wistfully.
II could use them in my apart
ment.n ...
Evening star., 1949-11-11
Maryland U. May Invite
FAC Headquarters There

Officials at the University OF
Maryland said today that they
are considering" a plan under
which the Food and Agriculture
Organization of the United Ma
tions would be invited to establish
headquarters on the campus in
College Park.
'In all probability. a proposal
will be made" said President H.
C. Byrd, by way of comment on
published reports that the invita-
ton already had been extended.
The report was first published
in a student newspaper.
Unfortunately" said DR.. Byrd,
"tf1e offer has not been made yet
and the publicity raises the ques-
tion> of propriety."
Evening star., 1949-11-11
Virginia Hospital Board Backs
Mental Hygiene Law Chances

tenn OF court records concerning
the mentally Ill. That would
mean that adjudication Of mental
illness would be kept in a private
file rather than In record open
to public inspection.
Commitments for observation
should be used more widely if not
exclusively to allow restraining of
mentally i'll without a final ad-
Indication. This would allow
those cured to be released with
out stigma.
These sections follow closely the
objectives set forth in the Duke
report on the department of
mental hygiene and institutions
released last Saturday, although
Ia committee Of the board has been
working on them for several
months.
The committee is made up Of
Judge B. Hunter Barrow. Din
widdie; Vernon M. Geddy, vii
liamsburg; j. Ray Larcombe.
Warrenton, and DR.. Joseph E.
Barrett, State commissioner Of
mental hygiene and hospitals.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
Last Major Contracts
For Chesapeake Span
Awarded by Maryland
BY the Asseeioted Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE
State Roads Commission has let
the last two major Chesapeake
Bay bridge construction contracts.
It also awarded the contract
for the building of the substruc-
ture of the Severn River bridge
yesterday and invited bids for a
new bridge over Kent Narrows.
c. j. IIangenfelder & Son, Inc,
of Baltimore will build the east
causeway of the Chesapeake Bay
bridge for $354,429.
The Construction Aggregates
Corp. Of New York, on bid of
$1.878,750. will build the sand
island to protect cable anchor
ages of piers % and % Of the bay
span.
Contracts will be awarded later
for certain paving work, lights and
markers. an administration build
ing. tollhouses and other COM
paratively small projects con-
nected with the bridge.
A $3,349,800 contract to build
the substructure of the Severn
River bridge went to the Merritt
Chapman & Scott Corp. of New
York.
The bridge will be built about a
mile and quarter upstream from
the present span.
The commission said bids will
be opened December on a con-
tract to build a hew bridge across
Kent Narrows on the Eastern
Shore.
The three bridge projects are
directly related. The Kent Mar
rows crossing will carry traffic
to and from the bay bridge. The
Severn River bridge will be used
by through traffic over the bay
bridge and will bypass Annapolis.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
Fairfax County Town to Rebuild
Mans Home, DESTROYED by Fire

Townspeople of Burke, Va, in
Fairfax County, today were pre-
pairing to rebuild the home of an
82-year-old resident which was
destroyed by fire yesterday.
Fire broke out in the tWo-room
frame dwelling of Frank Pearson.
colored. while he was seated on
the front porch. There was moth
ing left of the small building when
firemen arrived. Frank, as he Is
known throughout the commu-
nifty. lives alone and has known
no other home for more than he
can remember. He raised his 10
children in that house, and his
wife died there several years ago.
AS long as people in Burke could
remember Frank has been one of
their best-known citizens. He de-
livers The Star and the Times
Evening star., 1949-11-11
6O-Day Term, $500 Fine
Imposed in Numbers Case

An Arlington man was sem
fenced to- go days in jail and was
fined 5000 when he was convicted
yesterday in Arlington County
Court on charges Of selling num-
berS.
Russell Roy, 80, colored, of the
2100 block of North Cameron
street. pleaded not guilty to the
charge before Judge hugh 1ca....
Roy was arrested October 26 in
a raid in the 1900 block. Of Lee
highway by Detective Russell
Runyon and M. K. Bryant. North
ern Virginia investigator for the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
200 Democrats Meet
To Form Fairfax Club

Nearly 200 Fairfax County
Democrats met at Oakton School
last night to lay the groundwork
for organization of County
Democratic Club.
Three committees were appoint
ed to make arrangements for
nominating officers and preparing
bylaws.
The rally last night was called
by committee which invited
those residents Of the county
who are opposed to the extremes
of both reaction and radicalism
in Fairfax County politics"
Edward K. Uhler, Annandale,
chairman of the committee which
called the meeting, was retained
as temporary chairman. 49,.
John Mackall of Mclean was
named chairman of committee
to select a name and bylaws for
the proposed organization. An
other committee, appointed to
nominate directors and other Of
f1cers, is headed by Ben B. Iden.
Evening star., 1949-11-11

Want a high-powered pair OF
binoculars suitable for apartment
dwelling peeping toms?
Or a bathmat of porcupine
quilts, or perhaps an elephant
harness?
Jim Moran has got them and
several thousand other items.
For those who tuned in late,
Moran is the fellow who sold an
icebox to an Eskimo and found
"a needle in a haystack on Con-
necticut avenue.
The latest Moran exploit took
him $4,000 miles on a Nation
wide swapping tour. The man
who makes a living by amusing
himself and any one else who
cares to listen embarked on the
tour to publicize the research
work of the National Multiple
Sclerosis Society.
Henry Kaiser. whose son suffers
from the disease. provided the car
gas and oil. Otherwise. Moran was
on his own since "the society has
no money to send screwballs
swapping"
The now-bearded adventurer set
out with $40 worth of merchandise.
He also had two priceless treasures
one of his own teeth mounted on
Nicaraguan mahogany and a
square foot of rug he insists bears
the teeth marks Of Adolph Hitler.
He declares the Fuehrer bit piece
out of the rug when he heard of
the retreat from Stalingrad.
What Moran did with the tooth
is sample of his enterprise. He
Evening star., 1949-11-11
100 Young Democrats
Gather in Maryland
To Form State Club
BY the Associotsd Press

CUMBERLAND, Nov. IL
Young Democrats from through
out the State gathered here today
to form a Statewide organiza-
ton.
About 100 delegates from a
dozen Young Democrats Clubs are
in attendance. A constitution
will be adopted and permanent
officers elected during the two
day meeting.
Clubs made up of the younger
members of the party have been
active in most sections Of the
State, but the old Statewide or
ganization died during World
War II. ~
Delegate Leroy Preston. Demo-
crat, of Baltimore has been acting
as temporary president.
City Councilman William H.
Buchholtz of Cumberland is con-
vention chairman. He is can
didate for election to the National
Executive Committee Of the Young
Democrats.
AS the vanguard Of delegates
arrived here last night, there was
talk about a boom for Mr.. Buch-
holtz as the Democratic candidate
for Congress In the 9Th Maryland
district next year. The seat is
now held by Republican ]. Glenn
Beall.
Mr.: Buchholtz was non-com-
I'm too busy with the conven-
ton to think about that now"
he said.
Neale Roache, executive secre-
tary of the Democratic National
Committee. was to give the key
note address at an afternoon
session.
Elections tomorrow afternoon
will be followed by a banquet, at
which Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro
and Representative Simms, Demo-
crat, of South Carolina will be
principal speakers.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
Construction Worker Hurt
In Mechanical Shovel Blast

Wilson Disney, 81, Baltimore,
suffered second degree burns on
the legs and face yesterday in an
explosion of gasoline he was using
to clean the controls of his me-
chanical shovel.
Montgomery County police said
the accident occurred on con-
struction job in the 5000 block of
Old Georgetown road. Bethesda,
where Mr.. Disney is employed.
They said the gasoline appar-
emily was ignited by spark from
the shovel generator. Mr.. Disney
was taken to the Bethesda Naval
Medical Hospital. where his con-
dition was described as satisfac-
tory.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
AIexundrio Church Plans
Annual Buzdur and Teu

The third annual bazaar and
tea of st. Paul'S Episcopal
Church, Alexandria, will be held
from 2 to 9 pm. Wednesday and
Thursday. q
The new Wilmer Memorial
room, dedicated to the church's
first pastor, will house a snack
bar and tea room for the bazaar.
There will be movies for children,
and articles and food made by
women Of the church will be for
sale. Proceeds this year are to be
used to help pay of q mortgage
on the parish house.
Evening star., 1949-11-11

Herald to them. Several winters,
when the back roads were too bad
for safe passage of mailmen's cars,
Frank would take the mail around
on foot-just as a favor for his
neighbors.
Frank was temporarily lodged
last night in an abandoned one
room school building. But the
ruins of his home were still
smouldering when his neighbors
decided he must have another per-
manent home.
A sawmill operator has prom
ised lumber and other residents
are taking up a collection to buy
other materials. They will build
the house themselves, Roy Carson,
Burke storekeeper, said.
And Franks new home is going
to be just where he wants it-right
where the other one was.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
70Cases 10 Be Given
Montgomery County
Grand Jury Monday

approximately TO cases will be
presented to the Montgomery
County grand jury when it con-
venes Monday for the November
term of court.
States Attorney Walter w. Daw-
son said it was the largest number
of cases for a grand jury since he
took office three years ago and one
of the largest on record.
The docket includes % cases of
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny, 10 in
volving non-support, Is of false
pretenses. 5 of perjury. 6 of bas-
tardy, 2 of rape, of manslaughter
and 2 of unnatural sexual prac-
tices.
Three Accused Of Attack.
The defendants in one of the
rape cases are three servicemen
charged with attacking a 28-year-
old Bethesda governess last Sep
tember II.
They are Marine Pfc. Robert A..
Allen, 81; Charles E. Boner, "a, a
sailor, and Marine Pfc. Jesse
Wakefield. "a. The first two are
patients at the Bethesda Naval
Hospital and Wakefield is stationed
at the Naval Communications
Center, 1901 Nebraska avenue NV.
The woman told police the as
sault occurred in lonely spot OF
Route 240 near Georgetown Pre-
paratory School after the men had
offered to drive her home from a
Bethesda tavern.
The other rape case involves
Howard Martin. 18, colored, OF
| Tobeytown, Md, accused Of at
ttacking neighbor September l
near her home.
Accused in Baby's Death.
In the manslaughter case. Mrs.
Irene Nancy Douglass, 38. Wash
ington Grove. is accused in the
death of her newborn son June Is.
At preliminary hearing last
September In Rockville Police
Court, the woman testified she
had wrapped the infant in news
paper and had told her 14-year-
| old daughter to place it In closet.
She contended the baby had been
born dead.
Later, when her husband came
home, she said, the two buried the
baby beneath the house. Police
quoted the daughter, however, as
saying the baby was still alive
when it was placed in the closet.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
|Worton Trailer Fire
FutuI to MuiI Carrier
By the A,,ocioted Pre,s

WORTON. Md. Nov. IL
George B. Rasin, 56-year- old
Kent County rural mail carrier.
burned to death just before dawn
today when fire swept his trailer
home.
Members Of the Chestertown
Volunteer Fire Department said
an explosion apparently touched
of the fire. The trailer was heat
ed by q gasoline stove. /