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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
z cinnosti I. Amer.-Ces. Dam,
Dem. klubu z. wardy.

V tonic roce 1949 jsme me-
ly jiz dive schdze ktere byly vel
mi cetne navstiveny. V unoro-
We schdzi bylo hodne novych
vec1, jake kan ktery mesic phi
deme a co noveho zacneme. Pc
schulz jsme mely dobrou vece-
Fl a pc veceri jsme oslavily eva
lentina". Use bylo hodne We
sele a danny Sc mile pobavily.
Ujednano bylo, drzeti diva "sto-
leckove" vecery a sice: /. brez-
ma a 20. bfezna. Doufame, re
clenky Sc v plnem poctu dosta-
vi a privedou svoje zname.
Jiste, re Sc vsechny tesime
ma nase busove vyjfzdky, me-
bot 81 slibujeme, re jich hodne
uzijeme, .bude-li pekne pocasf
a my budeme zdravy.
Nase navsteva We Washing
tonu dine 21. ledna 1949 Sc wy
dafila skvele. Rano O pill osme
liz bylo u naseho klubu velmi
rusno. Den byl krasny a my
kazda s 1smevem jsme naseda-
ly do bust a testify jsme Sc, re
nam je dopfano sdcastniti sc
tohoto zajezdu, byti prftomny
teto historicke udalosti, vzdyt,
nami vsemi zvolen muz p. Har-
ry S. Truman Dude dnes usta-
noven presidentem Spoj. Statd
AmerickVch. Nebyly jsme v
nasem tesenf zklamany. V de-
set hodin jsme byly We Wash
ingtonu a co jsme widely mas
velmi prekvapilo. Vsade bylo
tolik lidu, kazdy chtel videt tn
slavu a byla to slava ma kterou
Sc nezapomlna. My byly roz-
trouseny kan Sc kdo dostal.
Nase skupina prisla az Ike Ka-
pitolu zrovna prot verande,
kde Trumanovi byl odevzdan
Trad presidenta.
Staly jsme v tichu, lidstva
kolem tis1ce tis1cG, a kdyz ten
to slavny obrad zacal, kazdy
up1ral zraky v to misto, kde Sc
vse odbyvalo, a kdyz jednfm z
mnoha knezi, kterf byli prftom-
nj obTadu, vynasena byla mo-
dlitba "a sflu, trpelivost a zdra-
vi pro muze, kteremu byl dan
tento vysoky Trad, Presidenta
Spoienych Statd Americkych,
videli iste ma vsech tvaTich jak
Shy, ktere nikdo neskryval, Wy
jadrily vse CO V nasich dus1ch
vyvolal tento okamzik. Bylo
to uchvatne. V tonic okamziku
isme 81 tax velice vazili, re
jsme zde, v zemi, kterou nam
snad cely svet zavidl! Slunce
tax krasne svltilo a to bylo j.
ste dobre znamenf pro budouc-
most. A Tide stall i kdyz vse
bylo zkonceno a cekali az pan
president Pride pc Luncheonu
a zahaji slavnostnf prGvod.
Mnoho stesti pane presiden-
te! To je nase vzpom1nka ma
den Fl. ledna 1919. Vsechno
ma svnj konec a my pc vecefi
v hotelu Lotus jsme nastoupily
cestu do Baltimore a v 8 hodin
vecer jsme byly jiz donna. Pc
zvani ma "Caiovy Dychanek",
ktery davan %. ledna ma poctu
ri. B. Trumanove We Washing
tonu jsme nemohly Sc z1cast-
nit pro spatne pocasl.
Clenky nezapomente ma den
1. a 20. brezna priifti do klubu.
Srdecne Vas zdrav1 Vybor!
Pf. Bozena Rfha jest pred
sedkou klubu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Statni oslava Toleracniho Aktu
V Marylandu.

Maryland'ane budou oslavo-
vati 800. Vyroc1 Aktu Nabo-
zenske Snasenivosti cetnymi
projevy behem tydnu cd II. do
%. dubna.
Vyvrcholenim oslav ma byti
ocekavana rec presidenta Har-
ry S. Trumana v Baltimore, dine
81. dubna.
Podrobnosti o techt opf1prav-
nych oslavach budeme prinase-
ii nasim ctenarGm TELEGRAPH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Pfednf Gsl. lyzafka zGGstane
" cizine.

Curych. = List "Sport" pri-
nesl zpravu, re ceskoslovenska
lyzarska mistryne Nekvapilo-
va Sc rozhodla nevratit Sc do
Ceskoslovenska.
"Nechci Sc vratit do Cesko-
slovenska, kde sc zivot stall ne
snesitelnym'', prohlasila. sod
iedu do Belgie, kde jsem 81 ma
LEILA zamestnani."
Nekvapilova je nynf ma ly-
zarskych mistrovstv1ch We Sv.
Morici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
csl. sportovec odmitl navrat re
Svedska do vlasti.
Stockholm. -

Stockholm. = Zdenek Ma
rex, 23ti lety Glen csl. hockey
oveho druzstva, ktery prave
vyhralo svetove mistrovstvi We
svedsku, neobjevil Sc We spo-
lecnosti svych druh1, kterf Cd
jeli zpet do Prahy. Jeho spo-
luhraci pravili, re zmizel z no
telu rano pred odjezdem.
Marek je zasnoubeny S anne
ricankou a planuje dostati Sc
do Spojenych Stat1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25

porada Slovensky Mar. Dom jiz
tuto nedeli cd 1880 vecer v je-
no znamem Dome ma 6526 Ho-
labird Ave. Bude tam veselo,
dobra j1dla, vytecne "Sloven-
ske Itrnicky'', chlazene pivecko
a chutna, zdrava VIVA a take
velmi dobre pobaven1 mezi bra
try Slovaky. Nasi krajane bu-
dou srdecne v1tani ma teto "a
bav6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Krajan Major Edward K. Kre-
mi Sc navratil z okupacni sluz-
by " Japonsku.

by " Japonsku.
Nedavno navratil sc do Spoj.
StatG krajan Major Edward K.
Kreml. Pres diva roxy ztravil
ma Dalnem Vychode v Okupac-
nj Armada V Japonsku.
Maj. Kreml je clenem Corps
of Engineers u. S. Army a be-.
hem sve sluzby Japonsku byl
velice cinnym V ingernyrstv1 a
konstrukcn1ch poll. Snail Sc
zdemokratisovati japonsky lid
a v%ycviciti v methodach anne
rick6ho inzinyrstv1.
Japonsko je velmi z~aostal6
V modernfch methodach, ale
Japonci Sc rychle ucf americ-
kym zpGsobGm ma poll social
MIN a technickem a demokra-
eli.
Maj. Kreml je graduantem
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
a obdrzel inzinyrsky diplom z
Johns Hopkins University pc
osmi-rocnf ~navsteve vecernf sko-
ly teto university. Svoji vojen-
skou karieru zapocal jake pro-
sty vojin v Marylandske Narod-
nj Gard6 V roce 1882. Neil
~nastoupil ~vojenskou sluzbu r.
1941 byl zam6stnan u Gas &
Electric Co., State Roads Com
mission a u. S. Engineers. JeI
kvalifikovanym parasutistou a.
"a valky slouziI ma evropskych
bojist1ch.
Je synem nas1 krajanky pf.
Amalie Kreml a zemreleho p.
John j. Kremla, 1888 Noel
derry St.
Minuly tyden pf. Kremlova
byla p~ot6sena rodinnym shro-
mazdenfm, Ike kteremu prijel
take syn p. John Kreml z Mid
dletown, Ohio, ktery je zamest-
nan u Armco Co. jake vyzkum-
nj inzinyr. Dalsf clenove rodi-
ny jsou p. Anthony Kreml, KITE
ry je zamestnan co strojn1k u
zdejs1 Gunther Brewing Co. a
dcera 81. Marie Kreml, ktera je
zam6stnana u firmy Hutzler
Bros.
PTejeme p1. Kreml hodne
zdravf a stestf a ably jeste mno-
no rok1 Sc mohla tesiti Sc svy-
mi drahymi.
P1. Kreml a dcera jsou Glen
ky I. Amer. Ces. Dam. Dem.
Klubu Z. Wardy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Dunn p~oslancI schvalil vyvozni
kontrolY.

Washington, D. G.. - Dunn
poslancu Sc usnesl velkou vet
slnou prodlozit presidentovi
Trumanovi pravo ma kontrolu
vyvozu do 80. cervna 1861. Do
savadnf zakon O vyvoznfch
kontrolach pozbyva platnosti
dine 20. unora
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Krajanka pi. Frances Prostred-
mix z Filadelfie " nemocnici.

Dostali jsme zpravu, re man
zelka starosty T. j. Sokol Phi
ladelphia br. Eugena Prostfed-
n1ka ses. Frances Prostfedn1k
podrobila Sc minulou sobotu O.
peraci. Naleza Sc v Jewish
Hospital, Roo m27, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Prejeme il brzke uzdravenl
a navraceni Sc do sveho domo-
va.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25

= American Relief for Cze-
choslovakia pokracuje We sbfr-
kach a v odeslanf pomoci dit
kan v Ceskoslovensku dokud
lie mu to NONE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Volta BeneS ma ceste do
Ameriky.

81. dnora pTijel z Prahy do
Londyna. byvaly csl. senator
Volta Benes. Je ma ceste do
Spojenych Stat1 kde Sc chce u
saditi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
4 Westinghouse DC.


Clenove observation-disclosures.
rickeho Ustfed1 Sc opet sesli 6
1nora ku pravidelne mes1cni
schulz kterou "a nepr1tomnost.
br. precisely Kroutila (ktery s.
opet ma "zotavenou" zajel ma
Floridu) zahajil m1stopfedseda
br. Kracek, pri ktere jsme nell
navstevn1ky az z Petersburgu,
Va. a hned prikroceno k vyr1-
zeni programu, ktery tentokra-
tie byl rychle ukoncen.
Dlouholety Glen br. Ram hla-
Sen vazne semocen, bylo roz-
hodnuto zaslati maly darek.
Rozproudil sc rozhovor zda-li
usporadati vylet do Annapolis,
Md. Odlozeno ma priste. Roz-
hodnuto navstiviti tanecni "a
bavu, kterou usporada GAIL
Slav Group"-jehoz "Ustred1'
jest clenem, 26. 1nora. PAX
jake kazdorocne v 1noru nomi-
novanf novych 1Tednlkn pro
pr1st1 rok, ktef1 budou voleni V
breznove schGzi. Pc nominaci
sch1ze ukoncena.
V lednove zprave jsem po-
dotknul, re Ustfedf pripravuje
valentine Dance" spoJeny S
nasf pravidelnou schulz prvnf
nedeli v 1noru. Pronajali jsme
k tomuto podniku vedle mist
nosti kde odbyvame nase me-
s1cn1 schuze i velky hoTejs1 sal
v budove "Pythian Temple" a
pozvali jsme cely krajansky
Washington k dcasti. A prisli.
Presvedcili jsme Sc, re je hodne
naseho lidu zde We Washington
nu o kterych jsme nevedeli a
oni nevedeli O mas. Ver1me, re
mnoz1 opet prfjdou mezi mas.
D1ky pTilozen1m rukou clenstva
ku spolupraci tento valentine
Dance" Sc vsestranne vydafil.
Pficinenfm ses. Wagnerove
byli z1skani tanecnfci Ceske Be
sedy Folk Dance Group" pod
r1zen1m p. D. Rosenberga cd
Washington Recreation Cen
ter, kteTf vyhradne tanci "O1d
Folk Dances a nemuslme ami
podotykati, re "Besedu' pred
vedli jake pravf odbornfci. Tan
covali v krojlch a "a krasne W.
kony byli obecenstvem hojnym
potleskem odmenovani. Je to
skupina samych mladych lidf,
ochotnych vzdy ma pozadan1
vyhov6ti. ~D1ky p. Rosenbergo-
vi a vsem 1cinkuj1c1m pTi tanci
"Besedy''.
Dale v kuchyni br. Feldman
s jeho PAM ses. Feldmanovou
a ses. Vlckovou a Herlovou O.
bratne vyhovovali tenn, kdoz
chteli 81 p%ochutnati ma dobrem
idle a dobrem domac1m peel
We, ktere darovaly ses. Haugh-
ton, Ptacek, Feldman, Miller,
Ksanda a taky prispely ses.
M. Bachor a Brandeis.
u piva br. Wagner sc az vel
mi mnoho zapotil. L1stky ma
obcerstveni prodavala ses. M.
Bachor. u dver1 prodavali
vstupenky bri. Ptacek, Haugh-
ton a Herl. V satne Sc stf1dali
br. a ses. Maserick, Kvapll
Terry a p. a p1. Madsem.
Br. Week daroval 2 panen-
ky ktere pTivezl az re Zl1na,
Ceskoslovensko. Br. Feldman
a p. Swantner 5 tuctu
krasnych RUIZ.
Vsem temto a vsem tenn, KITE
II jakymkoliv zpGsobem pfispe-
ku zdaru tohoto dine Ustredi
upfimne dekuje "a jejich ocho-
tn a doufame, re v bl1zke bu-
doucnosti usporadame opet po-
dobne zdarily podnik. Deku-
jeme vsem tenn, kteff v blfzka
i z daleka pTisli. (Z Baltimore
3 bratri Davisove i s rodinami)
prispeli k peknemu financn1-
zisku We prospech naseho
Building Fond. Videli jsme
re Sc vsichni vyborne pobavill
a doufame, re mas opet navst1-1
vi.
Pr1Sti sch1ze UstTed1 Sc ko-I
ma 6. bTezna 1949 v Pythian
1912 - 9th St., N. W..
ku ktere vsechny nase pf1zniv-
Sc uctiv6 zveme. H. S..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25

POHRBY.
- II. unora zemTel vdovec
p. Henry Lindt, $50 N. Duncan
St. We start GA let. Narodil sc
v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc 10. 1nora re
Cvachova Pohr. Domu ma Ces-
ky Narodni Hrbitov Ia asistec-
ce Rev. J. M. Vondracka.
- FL. 1nora zemrel p. Will
liam C. Griffiths, manzel PAM
Evelyn Griffiths, AL N. East
Avenue We start At let. Narodil
Sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc "a. 1nora
re Schim6nkova Pohr. Domu
ma Druid Ridge Cemetery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
Volebni pravo pro Indiany.

London, Ont. - Vada IVA
zuie O p~ropdjceni volebnlho
prava Indianum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25

V dtery, Is. mora pri W.
chodu z obchodu 600 block N.
Chester st. smekla Sc ma scho-
du znama krajanka pf. Terezie
Prochazkova, manzelka p. Va
clava Probably, 813 N. Ken
wood Ave. Pr padu Sc vazne
zranila V kycli. Nal6za Sc ma
lecenf v Johns Hopkins nemoc-
nici. PTejeme p1. Prochazko-
We by Sc bro pozdravila.
Oar ma ceskou Svob. Skolu
Augustine Hefmana:
krajan p. Karel Tyls z Middle
River $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-25
PriSpejte ma
Cerveny kriZ
POHRBY.

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Evening star., 1949-11-13

American oil and gas wells now
produce about billion barrels
of crude oil and trillion cubic
feet of gas yearly.
Evening star., 1949-11-13

plus fighter in the Cleveland Air
Races.
In this connection, Mr.. Aubin
was asked if the cockpit has been
modified from the wartime
standard. He replied he was not
familiar enough with P-38's to
answer the question.
MIR. Jones asked if Mr.. Aubin
had ever attended the Cleveland
Air Races. and If he could explain
the "48" on the fighters nose.
The witness replied in the mega
tive to both questions.
S15,5OO Listed As Price.
did it ever occur to you that
this P-38 might have meen modi-
fed as q racing plane?" Mr..
Jones asked.
mo. it did not" Mr.. Aubin re-
piled.
Mr.. Aubin read a copy of what
he described as an agreement
signed by Maj. Pol under which
the Bolivian government paid
81 900 down on a purchase price
of $15,500 ito be paid on notif1-
cation that the airplane is ready
for flight at Seymour. Ind" The
big twin-engined fighters origi-
nally cost the United States Gov
ernment well over 100000 each.
MIR. Aubin said that on Septem-
ber % he and Mai. Pol went to
Seymour and that the Bolivian
made a thorough inspection OF
the plane" and expressed him
self as being well satisfied"
Mr.. Aubin said he was paid
81 900 at that time, and that on
September 80 q formal contract
to buy the aircraft was executed
in the Office Of the Bolivian Am
bassador. At that time it was
agreed that the Bolivians would
take delivery Of the aircraft at
washington, and pay up to $500
in ferrying costs.
Hope to Conclude Tomorrow.
: CAB officials said they planned
to conclude the hearing. which
began Wednesday, sometime to-
morrow, "even if it continues un-
til midnight" ,l
A further conflict in testimony
developed yesterday when B. H.
Griffin. director of the Federally
owned and operated airport. dis
Evening star., 1949-11-13
British, French Police
Plan Joint Campaign
AGAINST Gem Thieves
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

LONDON. Nov. 12.-Top agents
of Scotland Yard and the French
Surete Generate met tonight to
map q campaign against interna-
tional jewel thieves and smug-
glers.
The meeting was secret, but one
source said the police agents are
trying to find q means Of stopping
aerial transmission Of gold and
precious stones from one country
to another.
Roger Ravard and M. Berilly.
the two chief inspectors from the
Surete Generate. few from Paris
for talks with Chief Inspector
Claud Baker. of Scotland Yard.
Mr.. Ravard is the French rep
resentative Of the international
Police Commission. The Commis-
sion is the agency through which
various countries exchange infor-
nation on international criminals.
One source said the meeting
here also will deal with some as
poets of the robbery Of the Aga
Khan and his wife on the French
Riviera last summer. However,
in Paris the semi-ofhcial French
Press Agency denied that the
visit of the two inspectors is con-
nected with this holdup.
The agency said the two are
looking for information on the
disappearance of an important
shipment of jewels loaded on a
plane. These jewels did not reach
their destination.
1t is understood the French and
British investigators discussed
escape routes used by criminals
to take their loot thousands OF
miles from the scene Of their
crime. One route used, an in
formant said. is from Paris to
London and the Bahamas by air,
then by sea to South America. In
South America the jewels are sup
posed to be recut and sold I'd
buyers from New York and other
parts Of North America.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
j. n. Committee OK s
Italian Colonies Plan
by the Assoeiofsd Press


LAKE SUCCESS. Nov. 12.-The
United Nations Political Commit
tee adopted today a resolution
disposing of Italy's perwar col
onies in Africa. The vote was 10
to l, with eight abstentions, and
insured q necessary majority
when the plan goes to the General
Assembly next week for final ap-
proval.
Ethiopia voted against the COM
plete program, declaring it feared
new Italian aggression. The Slav
bloc and New Zealand, Yugoslavia
and Sweden abstained.
The program calls for inde-
pendence of Libya by January |.
1852: independence for Somali-
land after a 10-year U. N. trustee
ship with Italy as the administer
ing authority, and further study
on Eritrea to be made next year.
Italy was also empowered to
take over provisional administra-
ton of Somaliland from the Brit
ish under a binding agreement
that would hold until the General
Assembly approved the trusteeship
agreement for the next 10 years.
The Political Committee voted
SO to 8, with 10 abstentions. to
give Italy the temporary admins
tration when Britain is ready to
leave.
The dolphin, a marine mammal.
is closely related to the whale.
Evening star., 1949-11-13

Leading American producers OF
pumice and pumicite are Cali
fornia, New Mexico. Oregon and
Idaho.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Quirino's 5 Candidates
For Congress Leading
By the Associated Press

MANILA, Sunday. Nov. 13.-
President Elpidio Quirino today
appeared to have carried his cam
didates for Congress along with
him in a sweeping victory in last
Tuesdays general election.
Political foes Of Mr.. Quirino,
however. have filed suit in the
Philippine Supreme Court in an
attempt to block his election.
His running mate, Fernando
Lopez, had what appeared to be
q safe lead over Manuel C.
Briones. the Nacionalista minority
party candidate, for the vice
presidency in official returns.
ALI Quirino candidates for the
eight Senate seats were out in
front. Returns from the House
race were slow, but Manila news
papers reported Mr.. Quirir1o's s
Liberal Party was assured of at
least so seats in the 98-member
House.
The latest official returns in
the presidential race were:
Quirino. 1.136,S43; DR.. Jose P.
Laurel. puppet president under
the japanese. 866.831; Senator
Jose Avelino. Quirino political
foe. 260.519.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
seat loses sight Of the runway
he is approaching.
Planes Routed Over Rivers.

Planes Routed Over Rivers.
The pattern was arranged after
complaints were received from
residents of Alexandria and sur
rounding communities against the
noise Of low-nying airplanes. For
this reason as many departing
airplanes as possible are routed
up or down the Potomac or Ana
costa Rivers. Mr.. Griffin ex-
planned.
The noise Of aircraft using
climbing power is much louder.
1t was said, than that Of descend
ing planes with motors throttled
back.
The story Of how he dived into
the Potomac to rescue Capt. Rios
was related at the hearing yester-
day by Sergt. Morris j. Floun-
lacker, USAF. attached to the
crash boat at Boiling Air Force
Base.
The sergeant was commended
for his act by Robert w. Crisp,
chief of the CABS hearings and
reports division. who is presiding.
He said the Bolivian government
joined in thanking the sergeant
for his prompt action in saving
the life of Capt. Rios.
Evening star., 1949-11-13

greater than the proportion of
non-Whites in the general pop
ulation, and indicates that
broadening educational and vo-
cational opportunities for the
Negro may be a constructive
method of attacking the low
income problem"
The staff reported that food
takes about half of the incomes
of city families having less than
$4,000 per year. The proportion
decreases as income rises, amount
ing to "a per cent of total ex-
penditures for those below $1,000
and to only II per cent for those
above $780,"
First Units to Hold Hearings.
Senator Sparkman explained
that the exhibits assembled by the
staff in this report do not neces-
sarily represent the views of the
subcommittee members. but that
copies of the document will be
made available to those who will
testify at the December hearings.
Meanwhile. the separate sub
committee on monetary. credit
and fiscal policies will start it's
hearings at 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning in the Senate Office
Building Caucas Room. with off,
cials of the Federal Reserve Board
scheduled to appear first. This
subcommittee is headed by Sen
ator Douglas, Democrat, OF Illinois.
and will continue to take testi-
mony Thursday. Friday, and part
of next week.
These economic subcommittee
are the first units to swing into
action on Capitol Hill in prepara-
ton for the January session Of
Congress.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Crash
Continued From First Page. J


record and that he claimed the
same right for his client. Mr..
Aubin was permitted to read the
statement after Mr.. Jones stipu-
lated that inclusion of the two
statements in the record would
carry no extra weight in any
future litigation over liability.
Known in Racing Circles.
Mr.. Aubin said he had been told
that the Pisa was in excellent"
condition and had only about IS
hours In the air.,
He said he understood the
fighter had been picked" for six
or eight months. but knew little
else Of the fighters history when
he obtained an option on it from
H. L. Pemberton of Kalamazoo,
Mich, through M. P. Eferson and
Associates of Washington.
While there was no testimony
on the subject, reporters were told
that Mr.. Pemberton was known
in aircraft racing circles. and was
said to have entered one war sur
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Income
Continued From First Page.)

it continued. Some low-income
families live at levels below even
the most conservative estimate of
the minimum necessary for health
and decency. These families
would buy a larger quantity Of the
goods produced by the economic
capacity of the Nation, if their
needs were backed by ability to
buy"
The subcommittee staff found
that "non-white families make
up a significant group Of the
low-income families. OF the
non-farm families with incomes
below $4,000, about 300. 0.000-or
one-eighth-were headed by
nom white males. This propor-
ton of non-whites in the low
income group is considerably
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Florida Prosecutor
Defends Prison Setup
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

TAMPA, Fla, Nov. IA Flor
ida prosecutor expressed utmost
contempt" today for the judge in
Tacoma. Wash, who called Flor
Ida prison officials "just plain
liars" in an extradition case.
v. r. Fisher. solicitor for Hills
borough County, went to the de-
fense of the State prison system in
replying to Judge w. A. Richmond,
who released a fugitive from a
Florida prison camp yesterday.
Judge Richmond freed Charles
D. Seiber, 25, who twice escaped
from q prison camp here. The
jurist commented that Florida Of
ficials disputing Seiber's picture of
prison conditions are employed
by the State and don't dare say
anything different.
In a letter to Patrick M. Steele,
prosecuting attorney at Tacoma,
Mr.. Fisher wrote:
II wish it were possible for me
to convince myself that this
Judge Richmond's) action was
due to ignorance, but this I am
unable to do. I can only feel that
1t is a disgrace and a shame that
you have such a man serving in
q judicial position.
when he is willing to make
such statement, based on the
testimony of a convicted felon as
against the testimony of reputable
law enforcement officers and Of
f1cials, then I can only say he is
carrying the judiciary to q new
low.
II feel the greatest sympathy for
you and the cross that you have
to bear and the affliction that you
suffer from this contemplate
cot,rco -
Evening star., 1949-11-13

puted testimony Of tower con-
trollers that the P-3s had taken
OF on the northeast or No. 3 run
way.
Mr.. Grimm, q veteran pilot, sad
he watched from his office while
the fighter took OF on the main
runway. or No. SO.
The tower operators said Capt.
Rios took of in compliance with
their instructions on No. 8, the
toward which both planes
were headed when the crash oc-
CURED some 10 minutes later.
In his deposition the Bolivian
pilot said he took of to the North.
CAB investigators yesterday ex-
plored the possibility that the
DC-4 might have been making an
unauthorized short landing turn
at time Of the accident. This
possibility. however, was rejected
by Clarence J. Stock, CAA chief
Of airway traffic control for this
region.
Tower Equipment Checked.
Mr.. Strock said tower control
lers had given permission to make
the shorter approach because Nsi-
bility was good and there appar-
emily was no conflicting traffic.
He said further that a check i'm
after the accident in
dicated the receiving and sending
radio equipment in the tower was
in good condition on all channels.
The check was made in view
of the fact that the P-38 disre-
warded all instructions, it was
testified, from the time it was
contacted at an altitude of 5000
or 1000 feet south Of Alexandria
until it collided with the airliner.
Investigators also went into
the question Of whether the new
anti-noise" traffic pattern around
National is expediting safe and
efficient clearance of aircraft.
Capt. Stephen Parkinson Of
Eastern Airlines, who makes fire.
quent trips to Washington, tes-
titled that he considers some fea-
lures Of the new pattern dan
gerous," especially certain pre-
scribed turns during which the
airplane commander in the left