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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16

longbow opened up today. From
now until October 20, cabins ir
the park are reserved for the
archers and restaurant and camp.
ing facilities are provided by park
authorities. Under regulations
established by the Conservation
Commission, deer of either sex may
be killed, with a limit of one
animal.
The Dominican Republic has
opened another new hotel. the
Montana. Located in the noun
tain resort town of Jarabacoa, it
is the fourth in a series of IA ultra
modern hotels the Republic is
building as its bid for American
tourists. The Montana has 80
beautifully decorated rooms, a
swimming pool, modern cocktail
lounge, dining room and other
luxurious appointments. Over
looking the Royal Valley from q
height of 5000 feet, the hotel is
80 miles from Ciudad Trujillo
The road to the Montana was i'm
proved as a part of the project.
The American Hotels Corp. will
manage the property.
United States Highway sc crosses
the Continental Divide at an alti-
tude of more than 1900 feet, in
Western New Mexico.
Queue-ing up for dining no
longer is necessary on coast-to-
coast trains of the Canadian Ma
tional Railways. The line has
taken a cue from ocean vessels
and now assigns lunch or dinner
time for each passenger. Travel
ers have choice of first, second
or third sittings. even a fourth.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-19
Tells About Arctic Survival

If your plane is ever forced down in the Arctic your para. chute is one of your most val. uable pieces of equipn ent. It. Comdr Richard Roberts told the Rotary Club Tuesday
 A chute is most handy for erecting a shelter ID the blizzard country. he said.
 Using a bla k board for his diag' aIns, Comdr. Roberts show cd the various types of shelte 6 the Ar Force school of iDstruc. ton taught him to erect during the 3 days he spent recently on the beach 5 miles north of Nome in 40 below zero weather.
 Former member Max Folsom was also 8 guest.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-19
Fish Bill Outlined

,, Juneau (R)-Alaska's Salmon Fisheries. .in the event of state hood, will come completely un , der tbe proposed Alaska Fisher lies Department through @ bill wh' cb is this week. just one step 1 em the governors desk. Representative Alfred Owen, thu bills ardent spoBsor, eaid he would advocate immediate house concurrence to the senste's a mendments when the bill returns to the house.
 One section of the bill says: On Alaska assuming statehood. the board shall assume all pow CTS nov vested in the F Fsh and Wildlife Service relating to regu lation and con. el vatioD of fisher- ies of Alaska "
 The preamble to the act says the Fisheries Department with a quarter of a million dollar appro. priation, should "assist in con. servation of Alaska Fisheries by approprlate measures, including steps to overcome present de pleted condition of salmon runs; foster ownership, management and control of fishing equipment and gear by Alaska 'e ideDts; co. operate with U s, Fish and Wildlife Service"
 The bill also says the Fisheries Board shall have the power to issue regulations which do not conflict with Fish and WildIife Service rules and "to police fish- cries on its own initiative or m co operation with" the FWS. Amendments by the senate provide the board be appointed by the governor and subject to confirmation by the legislature, and that it include one fisherman from each oi the 3 major areas. one processor and one from the public. The board names the dI' rector. at a salary of not more than $IO,O00 per year The direc- 1 tor will have Do voting power.
 The original bill provided the directo be a voting member of the board at a salary of $l2.0OO 8 year.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-19

Ken Kenny, Veterans Admin. istration, will be at the Employ ment Office Monday afternoon and at the base Monday night and Tuesday.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-19
PAGE 5

Radminton enthusiasts Of hs@ diak, both men and women, have been invited to participate in 2 s.ries of matches with base play e's ID the near future.
 Those interested should scoD- tact Ken Wade at the Commua- ity Center at once.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-19

The Chili Nook will be closed until April 3, Mrs. Inez Kelley, proprietor, sad tn 8 week.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-19

Application for a marriage license has been made by Earl L. Carroll, IT,, coast guardsman, and Lorraine Albert of Port Angeles.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-19
Capt. Ashley Eeaves

Capt W J. Ashley, federal in. spector for the fede al jail. has returned to his home in San Francisco. He had been here since last summer.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-19

warranty deed o Lot 2 Bi ok 5 has been granted by Tim and Alice Panamarioff to William F. and Alice Sargent.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-19

MT. and Mrs ,a;k McLaugh lin have sold their L4te addition property to Alfred L Roberts and a warranty deed fo, the transfer has been recorded
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-19

MT. and Mrs. Paul Swanson returned this wesk from a vaca. tion trip to Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-19
MACHINERY DEPOT LTD.
Calgary, Alberta Canada

Calgary, Alberta Canada Dealers in Sawmill Equipment, Planers, Edgers, Power Units, Dodge Steel Split Pulleys, Truck Winches, Boomers and Power Takeoffs. We are agents for, and stock Simonds Saws, Saw Bits, and High Speed Planer Knives. and Simmer Heads for Shiplap and Machine.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-19

Jess BliDn is in Seattle, visit ng his daughter. Bunny, who is in school there.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-19
TNE'L57TlEGlANT' PORTABLE
 SAWMfll

An All-Purpose Lumber and lie Mill to Suit Every Require. nnent, and Satisfied Customers in Canada have Proven
 It's Worth
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-19

Greater production output per mits us to lower prices and main. tam the same high grade double runner SKF Ball Bearings on Steel Alloy mandrel and every- thing equal or better in quality that supplies over 500 customers across Canada.
 Write for complete
 Specifications Complete mill, with 2 Head Block Carriage-16 feet long, in l section .............. $74O Complete mill, with 3 Head Block Carriage-16 feet long, in \ section .............. $84O Complete mill, with 3 Head Block Carriage-20 feet long, in 2 sections .............. $S65 We also build a tie mill with 8 3 Head Block l2 feet Carriage 3 section track ways, otherwise same as above ......... $680
 LOOK
 Prices above includes freight prepaid to Vancouver.
 Immediate Shipment
Evening star., 1949-06-22

GAYS es any one convicted cs. a.
forfeittng collateral or. . enarge
Of speed In excess & 30 miles a.
hour.
A second osen@ Of xpe~d ever
% miles an hour within o year
called !oT q penalty @. not less
than SIX months suspension.
The Commissioner action yrs
terday permits the board net Only
an opportunity fog asraeney where
a driver has q good previous rec
ord. but allows II 10 crack down
Of any speed o1enSe-nos '1ss
those where The speed was II ex-
cess o. % miles az hour.
A report 10 the city heads By
Mrs. MARY A. SILVER. chairman
and secretary Of the board. sad
the previous policy has caused
much criticism from citizens wac
felt that action taken by thx
board VAS not justified In tha
light Of their previous trainc rec
ords over a number Of yearS
Evening star., 1949-06-22

I to handle each case On its own
merit.
/ Inspector Arthur Z. Miller Of the
Metropolitan Police Department
Trafic Division emphasized that
the reyisions Of the traffic rules
which bring the regulations more
| in line with the national Uniform
Vehicle Code. represent more
clarification and simpiification
than fundamental changes.
The revised code specifically
gives q defendant charged with
speeding an opportunity TO show
the court. as q defense. that. while
he may have been exceeding the
speed limit. he was not endander-
ing life or property.
Example for Defense.
Under the revision. a defendant
may show he was not violating the
law, for instance, II he was exceed
ing the speed limit at 4 am. on q
highway which had no intersec-
tions and where there was no
other trafiic.
Inspector Miller pointed out
that trafiic policemen as q mat
ter of policy bring out such evi-
dence for the discretion of the
court in testifying on traffic Of
fenses. but the revised code makes
this policy part Of the regula-
tions.
The rewritten regulations also
make it an offense to drive un-
reasonably slowly. impeding traf-
fic. except where 1t Is necessary
for safe operation or to comply
with q law.
Parents and guardians are pro-
hibited from knowingly allowing
a child or ward TO violate regu-
lations under the revised code
This brings the adult in for a
penalty. If. for instance. he lets
q minor drive without q permit.
or If he sits beside the youth while
the latter passes stop signs. speeds
or commits other types Of viola
tions.
New Fire Truck Rules.
The regulations are revised also
with respect to emergency vehi-
cles, such as ambulances and fire
trucks. Presently they are re-
quired to come to q complete stop
at red lights and stop signs. al
though they may proceed before
q light turns green.
Under the revisions. the vehicles
may go past q red light or stop
Evening star., 1949-06-22

sign when the way s clear. para
and turn agatns, regulations anc
exceed speed ltnits. Also. pedes-
trians viii be obliged TO yield ths
night OF way 70 them
This does not relieve the drivei
from the responsibility o; drtvtng
safely. however. nor does IL pro-
tect him from the consequences
OF reckless dlsregaro for safety.
New regulations applicable "a
bicyclists prohibit riding ahreaS;
except on roads set aside exciu-
Siyely for Use OF bicycles. and sub
tect oicyciists TO speed and tratfsc
light regulations.
The revised code is the result
OF more than two years work by
q committee which undertook the
rewriting Job shortly after the
1916 Presidents Highway Safety
Conference. which recommended
enactment OF uniform State trafic
laws and municipal ordinances.
The committee. which began
work August 81. 1916. and COM
pleted its assignment in Septem-
Der. ls4S. was headed by Nathan
M. Lubar. The revisions, after
wide review. were presented to the
Commissioners yesterday by Traf-
fic Director George Z. Keneipp.
Police Supt. Robert J. Barrett, In
spector Floyd A. Truscott. In
spector Miller and others.
Discretion on Revoca tions.
The revocation boards policy
since 1946 has been to suspend
the permit for not less than 30
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Republicans leove
For Federation Session

Twenty delegates from lat
Young Republican Federation 0.
Maryland left by plane last nigh
for the National Fedetatlo con
ventton al Salt Lake City. Utah
The representatives are from
the District. Maryland. virginia
West Virginia. North and South
Carolina. The sessions will last
through Saturday.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Traffic Code Revision
Clarifies Definition
OF Speed Violation

Revised District trafic regula
tons. including a clearer definition
Of what constitutes q speeding
ofIense. will 60 In effect Septem.
Der /. following approval by the
Commissioners yesterday.
The Commissioners also gave the
Board Of Revocation and Restora
ton Of Operators Permits wider
discretion in dealing with speed
offenders by permitting the board
Evening star., 1949-04-19

Epiphany here and Boys Town IN
Nebraska are to get $1,000 each.
In addition, If there still are funds,
the Epiphany Episcopal Church Ii
to receive another $1,000
Mr.. Hargrove's nearest relatives
were listed as a niece. Mrs. Annette
Payne Frampton of Columbus
Ohio, who Is to receive the income
from a s35, 900 trust fund. and
granddaughter. Clinton v. Payne OF
Bloomfield, N. j., Who Is to receive
$25, 900 outright.
Other beneficiaries include Mrs
Baldwin Jennings Wood. 208 West
Leland street, Chevy Chase. Md.
who is to receive $4,000. Mrs
Wood Is the wife Of ]. Arthur
Wood, O consin of MIR. Hargrove,
who is named one of the executors
of the estate. The other executor
is the Union Trust Co.
Mrs. Marjorie B. Buchanan. q
cousin, who lives In nearby Mary
land. also was named to receive
SIS, 900 and income from a $50. .000
trust fund.
The petition for probate Of the
will was filed by Attorney Philip
s. Peyser.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
S225,OOO Estate Left
To Relatives, Friends
By N. {. Hargrove

Marion c. Hargrove. retired Dis
trict government purchasing off,
Ger, who died March 2 at his
home, $500 Thirty-sixth street
NV. at the age Of 80. left an
estate valued at about $225 900.
This was revealed yesterday In
a petition for probate Of his will
filed In District Court. A bachelor,
Mr.. Hargrove left the bulk Of his
estate to numerous relatives and
friends, with provisions for several
Washington institutions to benefit,
if there is enough money.
Listed to receive $500 each are
the Boys Club of the Metropolitan
Police Department, Animal Rescue
League. Washington Humane Soci-
ETY.. the Washington Home for In
curables and the Florence Crit
tenton Home.
The Episcopal Church of the
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Dunbar House License
Opposed at Hearing

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board today was to resume hear
ing started yesterday, protesting
against the granting of a license to
sell all kinds of mixed drinks in the
Dunbar House, Fifteenth and U
streets NV.
The principal objection to the
granting of the license came from
members of the Midway Civic As
sociation. who contended disorder
and fighting by persons leaving the
hctel had hurt property values in
their neighborhood before the liquor
license of a tavern on the U street
side Of the building was suspended.
The hotel has been without liquor
license since the tavern closed and
now seeks license to dispense
drinks in its dining room.
George E. Johnson, ST., represent
ing the civic association, led the
protest against the issuance Of the
license.
Capt. Albert I. Bullock, command
ing No. 13 Precinct, said conditions
have improved in the vicinity of the
hotel since the liquor license was
taken away from the tavern. He
said he believes the granting of a
liquor license to the hotel would
not increase the police problem in
his precinct. The tavern was rented
from the hotel, which had no con-
troll over its management. 1t was
said.
The hearing was recessed when
the board members received notice
they were wanted at the Capitol
before the subcommittee consider
ing the District Appropriation bill.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Court 10 Rule Monday
On New Trial Plea
Supported by Juror

Judge Aubrey B. Fennell has ex-
eused from further duty in Mu-
nicipal Court woman juror who
yesterday told him she felt that two
Of five co-defendants she helped
convict In a recent trial actually
were innocent.
The juror, Mrs. Anne P. K. NAL
lory, 26, colored, Of l245 Irving
street NV, presented an affidavit
and then testified to the effect
that, although she was convinced"
the two defendants were innocent,
she voted to convict them because
she understood the courts instruc-
tions implied that, if any Of the CO.
defendants were guilty, all must be
adjudged guilty.
The verdict, which each Juror OF
the 12-member panel announced
individually in a poll. was returned
January 10 at the end Of the three
day trial of five men charged with
Illegal liquor sales last october IN
police raid on a dance party,
sponsored by Henry Wallace sup
porters.
Fennen to Rule Monday.
As q result of Mrs. Mallorys
statement, in support of new trial
motion filed for all five defendants
by Defense Counsel Leon Ransom,
Judge Fenneu took the entire mat
ter under advisement. He will an
nounce next Monday which, If any,
Of the men will get new trial.
In dismisSing the juror from
further duty in the present term,
which ends Tuesday, Judge Fem
nell acted on the request of Assist
ant Corporation Counsel Richard
Barton. The judge made no COM
ment on his move either in court
or later. !
Nowhere in yesterdays proceedings
did Mrs. Mallory mention the names
Of the parties she felt were inno-
cent. However, Attorney Ransom
indicated she meant Sidney Gold
reich, Is, of the $500 block of Flor
ence drive, Alexandria, and Winston
c. Edwards, 80, colored, of the 1900
block of Sherman avenue NV.
Police accused these two men Of
being in charge Of the dance activi-
ties at the time of the raid, and
Mrs. Mallory expressed the view that
the men in charge were not guilty
Of actually making any illicit sales.
JnvoIyeS Other JurorS-
~1 feel bad about convicting two
people I feel shouldn't have been
convicted" she told the Judge.
In her affldavit she stated that
Eat least two other jury members"
besides herself "labored under the
same misapprehension" over the
courts final Instructions Attorney
Ransom's new trial motion is based
on the claim that the January 10
verdict was mot unanimous"
Other defendants convicted in the
ease were Walter E. White, %, COL
ored. Of the 1900 block of Forty
ninth street NE; Winfield Shirley,
23, colored, of the 1900 block of Vir-
ginia avenue NV. and Bernard c.
Campbell, 20. Of the 1000 block of
Fifteenth street Sc.
All were to have been sentenced |
by Judge Fennell today. Both Gold
reich and Edwards were given light |
fines on lottery charges in District |
Court recently for raffling liquor at
the same dance.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Store Takes Orders
BY Window Nike
Delivers Next Day
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BY The AsSoeiofsd PfesS
DETROIT, Jan. ~. This
concerns another new gadget.
A downtown mems store hap
pened on 1t after being both
cred by the thought of all those
nighttime window shoppers
who couldn't be accommodated
SO there's now a record play
er in the window. You put a
quarter In the slot and leave
your order, speaking into a tiny
microphone. The store prom
ises delivery the next day.
Arkansas State press., 1949-06-10
Civic League
Makes Plea

To our many friends, the Citi-
zens' Civic League, Ward No. 2
hopes to impress you that our
great work is yet going on. Please
come and take a part. We are ask
ing the many pastors Of churches
in the city to help this league to
impress our people to the great
duty as tax-paying citizens with
the cooperation of the many
friends. We pledge ourselves to
our churches in Ward No. 2 that
this league will contribute q do
nation to their anniversary or
qualification week of any pastor.
So please ask your churches to
come and take part in this work
, ]. l.. Hawkins, chairman. phone
| 4-001O; A. Nicholson, vice chair
$ man, phone 4-76s5; A. Scott. re
porter, phone 4-0711.
Arkansas State press., 1949-06-10

Nat King Cole will play Little Rock in the near fu
this will be Coles first appearance here
Arkansas State press., 1949-06-10

through the grapevine Broadway and fag
10000 through the
Dade Chapel the body of the Harlem boy VINO mace
His expensive bronze easket where
Dieke died in the sWanky
the midst of small house
stricken with sudden heart attack
telling which he was in the habit
His family physician Dr. Bass was called
notified the medical examiner
press Wells subjected to
mysterious which obviously verified by
hosptalized for time
Court of Judge Wall
charged with possessing opium
dramatic spectacle before
who the of
Levy 22nd her suite at the sWanky
Levys mouthpeee when Levy
February The estyng officers
the hands the brilliant attorney jury of six
with
guilty rushed forward
Ehrlch him his victory Some
with emotion Billie plans
to weeks then fulfill of the
many engagements that await her acceptance.
Hampton did command performance before President
Arkansas State press., 1949-06-10

Roy Milton {Mr Blues will be in Little Rock June q
very fine band and blues singer supreme Milton w
his band the popular Camille Howard You had bet
tickets now. This without a doubt will be a selout
Arkansas State press., 1949-06-10

good pilots have wings on their planes
truly never saw his life In fact he ha
been dreaming O 80 since
Arkansas State press., 1949-06-10
Dr. sideways--but forward.

1919 Press
ers aLngna edward ora side
Arkansas State press., 1949-06-10

Chain Wnan Israel at Madison Square Garden Lionel took
rehae the band to do perfect rendition of Ell Ell
Jewish people Ramps band the only Ne
outfit the celebration of the first anniversary the
State o Israels birth
bassman for the Three Blazers has formed
several records and waiting for
them o coming
band and has left the
coast f fields John Moore in LA waiting for recording to
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open his beautiful home
undefprveged children Sunday
This very crowd kids and had
everything nuts the kids and plenty of it. too Keep
1t up, Count We need more men like YOU
Little Tom Harper the 1-year.od moppet likes of all school,
bike and the Lone Ranger Toni Car
negie Hall
Topped Bop while back refusing
play Ebbets field home of the Brooklyn
lights Are didn't play anything
but bop When asked why the sudden change Shaw replied that that's
people them Bop Shaw
he think public it yet He said he
wrong because the more he plays the more the people want it,
Billy King Bop City
This joint really puts big show for the small price of soc SYM
phony know the
operates wouldn't operate
at a loss
"zggy Johnson his wife Claude oliver
pershing tops producer
night jockey AL Benson the
Roy n Roy
fine band and blues singer supreme Milton will have with
his band popular Camille Howard You had better
tickets This without doubt will be seout
Nat king Cole will play Little Rock the future think
this will be Coles first appearance here.
People all world with clothes
styles people
with the styles in the first their music
being backward They called Square One
older person that's kind the of circulation kicks
likely nothing but blues but these boods in school, and
of style o
popular yeeryear I'm
speaking strictly be-bopical
at
other than the levee blues people
to
get M wrong OF
Arkansas State press., 1949-06-10

Joe "Ziggy" johnson and his wife Claudio Oliver.
room in the Pershng hotel Joe is tops produe
shows for night clubs. Disc jockey Al Benson is owr
Arkansas State press., 1949-06-10

mel Hampton performance before President
Arkansas State press., 1949-06-10
SPORTS AT A GLANCE :
By AL ALLEN

Kid Gavan will fight for the welter
weight championship Phly June IL The
City Ray eevon could
the gold situation right So Sugar Ray wouldn't fight in the
Robinson posted
that they would limit receives 40 and the
Kid Is L. Robinson match
September 18th Robinson will
opened wrigley
who has lineup
the lineup tie time Pacific Coast
in single which by the late Tony Lazzerr 1925
standing all that
games leading
league with an average An overflow crowd of mobbed
the stadium the attraction since Babe Ruth Casters
home started with Luke hitting two Wednesday two Thurs
day Saturday This the extraordinary
display has scribes described
Lukes falling of the crber the LA
amine the the longest hit Wgy field
After the LA Bill Kelley wondered there
that Easter could steal " LA could win ball He also
playing
TpleA farm club San Diego Easter has hit homers IL
doubtless and leading his club in stolen
Robinsons Stop
year
He took two bases on sacrifice which is base running at its best
Negro American leagues Indianapolis split
with the Chicago American Giants
losing exciting drop
double header Al Blues stadium City
mighty Monarcs before 1880 paid admissions After dropping
10 Memorial Day Humans homer off Peanuts Davis
the only the Clowns night
cap 10 behind the pitching of their youthful souhpaw Harry Butts
and moved to Wichita the Kansas City Monarchs
the End straight time behind Andrew Pores mastery hurting
leaving the and the Monachs The
Indianapolis Phy
Saturday Sunday
Charleston w continuing with
GAINESVILLE 14th Wednesday
night red letter the Clowns the
city league whte) AStar New Castle the End
a-star classic. where runaway anticipated
the Pacific league have Negro
regular lineup Frank
Beavers and
hitting a a clip
Arkansas State press., 1949-06-10

Eddie Williams former banan for the Three Blazers has formed
his LA this trio made several records and waiting o
them to click before coming East
Charles exer has sevenpece band and has left the
greener LA waiting recording to
click
Arkansas State press., 1949-06-10

The fabulous Count Basic held house his beautiful ho
Long Island undepveged children last Sunday event
This costly Count had large crowd of kids and
everything soup kids and plenty Ike
up. We like you.
Arkansas State press., 1949-06-10

The coming Walcott good fight The boyp
both training hard for this fight Jersey
Joe to ribbons while Joe Charles out but
fast This believes Joe will knock out Charles