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Evening star., 1949-05-24
D. c. Truckmun Freed
In Deuth Of Women

Melvin H. Hatton, 20, colored,
of the 400 block Of Canal street
Sc. was acquitted In Upper MARI
boro Police Court yesterday Of .
manslaughter charge based on the
traffic death early Sunday Of Miss
Augusta Spearman. "a. colored,
400 block Of First street Sc.
Miss Spearman was . passenger
In a truck driven by Mr.. Hatton,
which overturned on Indian Head
highway near Oxon Hill.
Evening star., 1949-05-24

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Evening star., 1949-05-24
Audit Report Awoitsd
On Alexondric Hospitol

A citizens cou1miftee appointed
to study IN audit os the Aiexais-
|dria Hospital u 70 make 10 re-
port af 10 an. tomorrow,
The hospital agreed % The sur
yey when Il waa granted IN
emergency $40 900 appsoprsattou
~ the city % .ferestall threatened
closing.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
AIexondrio Student
Wins Cadet Awcrd
Dr. sAs Assssssas< pssss
wEsrSaINsTER. Nd. n,

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AN Aiexan6riA fva1 stndent n
the winner of thu 6unp4psYs
medal presented 70 tte ouissAnd-
tng cadet In the Reserve Ofacess
Training Corps d Western MARY
land CoIleee.
Marshall c. Engie vas cited
yesserdxy at the ecsiessa military
day ceremontes. feaRsyfn1 . dfess
parade ~ the R03C uras and
preneutastnn of awnyds.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Shepherd Students Elect
SHEPHERDSTO'

SHEPHERDSTOWN. w. Va,
May "a. Especially james s.
Hafer has been elected president
Of the Shepherd College Student
Council. James Wilson, jr.. is vice
president and Miss Frances q
Bergdol secretary treasurer.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Takoma Park Council
Honors Howard ). Fisk
For Faithful Service

"A reporter VINO mas covered
meetings of the Takoma Park City
Council for The Star for So years
was cited last night for his faith
full service" to the nearby Mary
land community.
In surprise ceremony. Howard
s. Fisk. II. veteran special cor
respondent of The Star and a for
mer staff member and automobile
editor. was presented with a gold
badge in recognition of his long
time reporting
The badge, similar to a police
mans badge. bore the Maryland
seal and was inscribed with the
words: "Takoma Park, Md
Howard S. Fisk-For Faithful
Service"
Presented by Mayor.
The presentation was made by
Takoma Park Mayor John c.
Post, who interrupted the councils
regular proceedings to pay tribute
to Mr.. Fisk.
Noting that Mr.. Fisk soon will
retire from his Government po-
sition. Mayor Post asserted: "It's
very fitting . - that the council
and myself have the honor to-
night to present to you a badge
for the long and faithful service
which you have given to Takoms
Park"
Mr.. Fisk. o native of Wash
ington. began his association with
The Star when he started selling
papers as a boy on Pennsylvania
avenue.
On August Il, 1898. he was
hired as a messenger boy at a
salary of So 4 week. Latef. during
~ years Of service, he rose
through the reporting ranks to
be automobile editor for eight
years.
World War Veteran.
During World War I, Mr.. Fisk
served as a lieutenant in the Navy
Supply Corps. In 1920, after four
years of war service, Mr.. Fisk be-
came manager of a private print
ing concern. where he remained
for 16 years.
He then went to work for the
United States Employment Serv-
ice. He will retire as an assistant
veterans representative for the
District next Tuesday.
He recalled some Of his news
paper days last night for benefit
of the Council. His biggest thrill,
he said. was covering the Terra
Gotta train wreck. which cost So
lives on December 80. 1906.
District Resident.
Mr.. Fisk's home Is at 1854 Que
bee street NV. He has two
daughters, Mrs. Katherine r
BARLEY of Silver Spring and Mrs
Frank j. Eichenlaub Of West
moreland Hills. His wife, Mrs. c.
Louise Fisk, died In his arms at
the Palace Theater six years ago
on their wedding anniversary.
MIR. Fisk said he has no inten-
ton Of quitting his reportorial
duties. which include covering
several citizens associations. Re-
tirement will give him more time
for his favorite hobby - tennis,
Evening star., 1949-05-24
School Pions Muy Dcy

The annual May Day exercises
of the woodlawn Elementary
School Of Fairfax County. Va. VIII
be held from i.30 TO $50 pm
tomorrow. Michaeitne Edwards
win reign % queen. while Cnarles
|Pavey viii BE- king.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Board Of Trade
To Be Set Up in
PrinceGeorges
Commerce Chomber
Amends By-lo~s to
Permit New 6ronch

A Raays ot TTst7e sasl aosss.s
ar c1scs&i kFr as The Fss1gs
osoFsea Ciaara~f e4 Cssssrsst'gs 4
sAs decided aaa algAl IN t3ss
Evening star., 1949-05-24

SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va,
May "A. tSpeciaD The Rev
Eldridge H. Taylor Of Easton. Md.
has accepted a call Is rector r
Trinity Episcopal Church herS
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Rev. TuyIor Accepts Coll
SFIEPHERDSTOWN.

highway near Oxon Hill.
Evening star., 1949-12-12

|war-widely regarded in the serv-
ices as the "catch-all" articles
are vague. indefinite, and by
their terms establish no fixed or
determinable standards or criteria
of guilt"
Article 95 involves conduct un-
becoming an officer and gentle
man." and So deals with "all dis
orders and neglects to the preju-
dice of good order and military
discipline. all conduct of a nature
to bring discredit on the military
service and all crimes and Of
fenses, not capital. of which per-
sons subject to military law may
be guilty."
Accusations against the two
flyers charge that they jointly re-
ported they put in seven hours
flight time with intent to deceive
the Government" last September
and October.
Defendants named in the civil
court action were Maj. Gen
Lawrence S. Kuter, commanding
general of the Military Air Trans
port Service, and Col. Ernest S.
Holmes of Boiling, who was ap-
pointed to the court martial pro-
ceedingS.
Evening star., 1949-12-12
IA. F. Officers Face
Boiling Trial Today
Despite Civil Appeal

Twice denied court injunction
which would have forestalled
their trial, two Air Force flyers
today faced a court-martial at
Boiling Air Force Base charged
with padding flying time.
The two Andrews Air Force
Base pilots, Majs. James B. Fish
burn and James A. Mccullough.
resorted to civil courts here to
test constitutionality of the 95th
and 96th Articles of War. Petit
tions for injunctions to prevent
the court martial were denied by
District Court and the Court Of
Appeals last week.
Their attorney. John A. Crog-
han, in his District Court appear
ance, asked first for a judgment
to declare the two Articles Of War
"repugnant" to the Fifth Amend
ment to the Constitution. Sec
ondly, he sought restrainer on
the court-martial proceedings.
In the suit, the two officers
charged that the two articles of
Evening star., 1949-12-12
Collapse Of Formosa
From Within Seen
By British Sources
By the As.ocioied Press

LONDON. Dec. IL. - Informed
sources said today GeneraliSSimc
Chang Kai-shek's island fortress
of Formosa is more likely to be
seized by internal revolt than by
a Red assault from the Chinese
mainland.
These informants said the Brit
ish government, in its approach
to recognition of Red China
would attach little Importance to
the establishment of Nationalist
capital on the island.
The informa.lts said their be-
lief that Formosa. while militarily
strong. would probably collapse
from within. was based on these
factors:
i. The populatlon of Formosa
although for half a century under
Japanese domination, is never
theless bitterly opposed to the
Chang regime and all it repre-
sents. Although disorganized ano
virtually without arms. the For
mosan natives would probably
join in an uprising against the
nationalists.
2. Nationalist military strength
on FormoSa is composed largely
Evening star., 1949-12-12
REszsZ4B is the identical
co|d-kiILing formula that
proved so successful in
Large.scaIe clinical tests!

vou'vE probably read about, heard about the re-
Imarkable anthistamine tests published in De-
cember's Readers Digest! For antihistamines
are now big news for all who suffer from colds.
But one all-important fact you may not know
The Identical formula tested was the REsIsTAs
femvIo. YES, ihe REsIsTAB fermuIa.
And here is what these clinical tests have
proven: When taken at the first sign of cold,
Bristol Myers effective new antihistamine,
RESISTAB, kills colds in an average Of one day.
Even when treatment was siarsed on the second
day, REsIsTAB was found TO stop colds within
one to three days.
But frankly, to get the greatest benefits from
RESISTAB, you must start taking it at once.
After your cold has progressed as much as AZ
hours, RESISTAB may give you some relief, but
at this late stage neither it nor any other anti
histamine can completely stop your cold.
So have RESISTAB handy at all times-at
home, at work. in your pocket or purse. Start
taking it the minute you feel cold coming on
or have been exposed to someone elses cold!
That's when RESISTAB can best help you to
resist a cold!
RESISTAB is absolutely safe when used as
recommended-evenf for children. Your druggist
can sell it to you without prescription. See him
ask for clinic-proven RESISTAB today!
Evening star., 1949-12-12
Navy Will Commission
Second Test DESTROYER
To Fight Snorke| Subs
BY the Assoeioted Press

The Navy is adding another
specially designed destroyer to its
projected experimental feet of
hunter killer" ships for fighting
the modern menace of the snorkel
submarine.
1t announced today the destroyer
Carpenter. equipped with the
latest devices for locating and
destroying enemy submersibles
will be commissioned at Norfolk
Va. on Thursday.
A sister ship, the Robert A.
Owens. was commissioned at Bos-
ton on November S. Both ships
are about the size of standard
destroyers-2.400 ton displace-
ment. 800 fest long. designed for
speed lin excess of 80 knots"
1t is in their peculiar and still
secret equipment for spotting and
blasting the highly elusive and
fast snorkel submarines that they
differ from other types. The snor-
kel (breather) submarine. now in
use by navies of all the major
powers. can use her powerful diesel
engines for running submerged at
comparatively high speed and for
almost unlimited periods. Only
a small tip of the snorkel breather
tube rides at the surface of the
water. making difficult its detec-
ton by radar or sight.
The two new hunter-killer de-
stroyers will be evaluated in
exercises" before additional de-
stroyers of the same type are
decided upon, the Navy announce
ment said.
The next major war games
which would provide opportunity
to test the ships under virtually
full-scale conditions will be the
scheduled joint Navy -Army-Air
exercises in the Caribbean next
February and March. Those will
involve attacks" on carrier task
forces by submarines, the task
forces protected by whatever new
ships and gadgets the Navy has
to use.
Evening star., 1949-12-12

of the remnants of armies de-
feated on the mainland who have
filtered back to the island. Most
of these troops have families in
Communist China. and their only
thought is to join them at any
cost.
3. Chang is rapidly running
out of aides he can trust. Many
of his Nationalist officials on
Formosa were described here as
willing to join the Reds at the
first chance. There were reports
some of Chiang's top military
leaders were ready to give up
the fight.
British sources said last weeks
Running revolt was an example
of developments that might be
expected from Formosa. although
they conceded such move might
be far off.
Evening star., 1949-12-12

sador to Great Britain, and w.
Averill Hartman. Marshall Plan
Ambassador to Europe.
Paul Hoffman, Marshall Plan
chief. also has been mentioned as
possibility for the post given up
by David E. Lilienthal. Mr.. Lilien-
thai wants to step down early in
January. but the prospects of find
ing a successor by that time ap-
pear to be dWindling.
One stumbling block in Mr..
Trumans quest is said to be the
relatively low pay of $1,000 a
year for the Acc craftsmanship.
This means, informed persons say.
that the President will have to
find a man of means who doesn't
have to depend on a salary.
Evening star., 1949-12-12
Truman Looks 10 Industry
For New Acc Chairman
By the Assoeic,isd Press

President Truman is reported to
be looking over a big field Of
scientists and industrialists in mis-
search for a new chairman of the
Atomic Energy Commission.
Persons in touch with the situa-
ton say the list includes sucn men
as Charles E. Wilson, General
Electric executive: Thomas A.
Morgan, chairman of the board
of Sperry Gyroscope Co.: Chester
I. Barnard, Rockefeller foundation
director: Lewis Douglas, Ambas-
Evening star., 1949-12-12
A. F. Symphony to Give
Messiah Next Week

The Air Force Symphony Or
chestra and chorus of 200 voices
will present two performances Of
The Messiah" at Lisner Auditor
ium next Monday and Tuesday,
December 10 and 20, at $3.50 pm.
1t was enormously reported in
Sundays Star that the perform
ances would be held today and
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-12-12
Mrs. Trumon' Goes Home

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-. Dec. IL
(R.-Mrs. Harry S. Truman and
her mother. Mrs. D. w. Wallace,
arrived here last night by train
from Washington. Mrs. Truman
said the President and their
daughter. Margaret, will join her
at their home here before the
holidays.
Evening star., 1949-12-12

The Scottish Seaweed Associa-
ton will report on living spores
of British Columbia seaweed sent
to Scotland by air for examina-
tion.,
Evening star., 1949-12-12

Australia is studying a hydro
electric and water conservation
project on the Burdekin River to
cost an estimated S96 900 900.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
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Evening star., 1949-06-17

NASH In46 Ambassador "e'' 4-dr.
sedan, maroon. heater and over
drive; enc day only: secs.
RIPLEY
SI2o Wis. Ave, OR. ess1. -1e
BUICK Ia4e eonvertibie; baby blue.
iiehf top, Wv. tires 2. and n,
other extras. 5000 miles; 1 original
owner ear; s2,3e5.
RIPLEY
siao wis. Ave. OR. sssi. -ie
PLYMOUTM 1889 x-dr. sedan: one
oriEinai owner car. a sood one h
RIPLEY
$40 wis. Ave. OR. 1851. -la
PONTIAC 1e42 2-dr. etrsamltnsr;
looks like new. black: 1 ortGinei
owner car: very Low mileage: $e1e..
RIPLEY
sl2a wis. Ave. OR. ss51. --1a
TORO 1888 convertihle: iov mileage,
green. black top. 2 and h., 1 orig
fnal owner car; $5eb.
RIPLEY
Bf3a wis., Ave. OR s5si. la
PONTIAC 1898 4-dr. sedan; green,
=. and b.. g, covers. new tires sx-
eel eono-s $50.
RIPLEY
sf2o wis. Ave. OR. s551. -1e
BUICK ia4s super sedanette; lark
green. Z. and h.. spotitsht. seal
covers, Wv. tires. VI .9eB.
RIPLEY
sIee Wis. Are. On. 1851. lis
BUICK IstI sedsnstts; radio 49,.
and heater: Hke new Stes
1883 Chevrolet 3-docf VITA
1899 podss x-df. with hsassr SSs
ia9S Ford Tudor -- &nA
1889 Lincoln club soups---- 30
/ p3a Hudson e-dr. ---- 32s
i1se Chrysier {-docf ----x sas
ipf7 Raekard Ciipperl 3. and
h.: like new l.A6t
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
fEaisef-rfsses psaisfal
e1oe I1e hvy. Ayl. VA c1. J9Qo.'
Evening star., 1949-06-17
THOs. }. OWN q son, Asetlsasss
AIS ssatbeYn 1sstaiss.
Two.sToRy rs. sr aow skicx bwklL.
isn BEisG KNOWN AZ pRt4ifEE
NO lhla "A ETREkT A0rTN.

1rssItrs FssiiTspY ssls sbw sskk,csxA sAtshsi. bxhL
fsu BEIsC; KNOWN Ae PRtMfFKE
NO 1919 A STREET SOUTH.
~ s,rtu. .. certain es.s Of ,rpss
duly recorded. 10 Lie*f No. s@5p
roale s55 e see o. ne and reeero.
the rsaa.at Of 'h. party secured
win sell, at pgehc sa.tIsn ig traa,
4 l. la48 Al TTRrs- THfRTY
O'CLOCK Pm the following de-
scribed land And premises situate
n the Dis,r'et Of colsTsta. sse
ss..s. es.a.9..s' .sAs1,elos Il sne ssn & Lei io.: e
Square 1919, !, per plst recorded
In IN. ome. Of the sasrsfer. fer
the District of Columbia n isbsf
IS Of rolie II. Atse rhsttsas sae
T.rms sead .us,set to vrisr
builains Association .dsrd of 'Yast
fer spproEins .s'y ss t's'ti IN, fsfths'
chase price aecve ssi6 trsat q b.
eaS ir rash 6spesst ss ssfafs 90
required ConssTsneins, reser1ias
sse, al parchsssts tos. Tr-rss
to be complied sits wfthfr thirty
daya otherwise deposit forfeited
ard the property may be scVerftses
ans resssd ., The caeretiaa Of the
THoRsTor " OWEN
par YHotANc.
sis iT.so.ssss Trustees
rnOs. J. OWN . son. Asssssss~rs.
kas Asuthern Hpif4las