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Evening star., 1950-07-17

Text Of communiques on Fighting in
Korea. Page AS
What It's Like to Strofe Korea From Jet
Described by Writer. Page AS
~My Men Put Up q Good Fight" Says
Colonel Wounded at Kum Page A-6
Wainwright Urges Retaliation Tor Red
Atrocities in Korea. Page A.
kumchon Ridge Moy Be Next Line OF
Defense After Toeion Poge A-6
Evening star., 1950-07-17

Koreon War cosuoIty List Issued by
Defense Department. Page A-4
father, a telegrapher for the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad. Young
Thomas was the only son of Mr..
Thomas, a widower.
MFR. Thomas was at his Office
when he received the Adjutant
Evening star., 1950-07-17

u S. Employees coiled to colors Assured
Of Rehring Rights. Page Az
Evening star., 1950-07-17

(see D. c. CASUALTY, Page A-4o
Evening star., 1950-07-17

(See NEHRU, Page A-3J
Evening star., 1950-07-17

Partly cloudy, warm, humid today and to-
morrow. few showers this evening. High
today near 80. low tonight 72. Gull Re-
port Page A-2)
Evening star., 1950-07-17

(See DRAFT, Page A-30
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
Washington Letter ByLE Jones

crusade ~ end the err VI red ink
and rcd herripgB"
More than that be- furnishes us q
number " answers that seem tO TT
What bs calls . FIVE point program
fOf American revival security aud
Df0RfhsB' Here they IRE;
iflddane0 ~ the wartime excise
takos 1nd other punitive taxation.
Z Careful administration " the
iatlt program ~ protect Ameris
oaD jobs.
Z Balancing " the budget and
reduction ~ iAKss
3 Removal " the threat "
coordination which hangs Ike
D0ll oyer the spirit VI American
ibriN end Industry"
The ab0ys views " former Edit
~ Maf1D seem ~ IN the situation
@AHiD dashed Oui ia bis speech Do
Congress against the "OrRy "
W1tte, eXibAyaKanee, and plain bad
encountered on every
lHud IA Washington dpm0ralizinY
bahte ~ iho DeODle's substance"
AUd tbo of4Gker On tho the end
~ his Whip WIS., Federal aid h
MYTH every dOil8F sent baek 70
ils state from Washington comes
O0W i1e states iD the first Diaee."
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

'afiHK az hsst fen years ~ may ~.
$780, ah npnfn IA iiif haflane cattle topu.
ta'iti. atia resultant iuefehse la fhe amount
a tfri athIiaSlf fof consumers, according
- tit hhHfleaah MeH institute Wbai
taate $3.50 particularly sinnfeam h thal
NHfft# az faHf bNafe hftof A. 1919 fhe Ipaf
fssitlia'itf 0tHiltitsd TIE lnftAaar hHs been
ktN ~ flH ttB huge supply ~ feed
f iat aifH EfHns uopa dufup fAp past
Ht tfafe 1hf supply " feed nov nbHlable
lH ihf ttaf ahead Is tilf largest 0u record
sac e htas' - aaed primarily AS feed f0f
aisa. aio aaifB HnlnHis Hnd poultry "A
hnal0 ilahf hiilf A. n0 value fOf other DuF.
ts'aff thih lhaleatet fle importance VI grass
Efisahhff AZ faH United States al l943.
lh example eleaf AZ 90 pee cent ~ tae band
afta AT itf country nhs la farms and ranches
Aa" hhieh Nlil come Hs a surprise ~
Naaaf $3.50 hsf hhhy ff0m nlf major Aeri.
failafai feHlsff ~ that land area, about
iisf seu hHe ef0p iaud and AZ pee cent
tas isaHiHff M0ff f8HH hHif ~ fie land
ntha az fiif eiHlff nation was utilized for
itaa'nff ~ fahef f0f byf stock Meat animals
safs.iiHit 49, lafResi single aoufef III cash
aetffa ie Farmers hfld fhnellefs Rad by
~ e. Hlaffih Dhef hny 0illef crop Ff0H fhe
i..afH az klsh ~ fiif economy a. 4 Whole. fhe
Htf s.eef ih0Hsift fufnf efasses which
#alia 81 virtually nhelhse Otherwise ifio one
az aiif haaif Staples ~ nlf American dlA
a. atilfllaHlFG lhefeaae in iilf tueHi supply
hsaiily development
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

Tie Pilgrims Who landed IA Plymouth
Nafk ln 1920 MFfe fhe hfsl Communist la
america 0f course shat was a couple of
feiaafifa before Karl Marx begnu exDOund.
~ Ala Theory az "Ff0m each according 10
ha ability a. each according ~ bis needs ("
alilel case birth a. the modern brand II
fafafiltinietie socialism Nevertheless.
tiif economic system AZ thf liifie MHssaehus,
e'it colony nae communists just fhe same.
~ eol0nisif. according ~ their Cover.
iief Bradford raised ihelf crops and stored
Hteh Together ahd So up a failOning plan
hiieie3t eael would share "aee0fdinR ~ his
ttsa1 bHi Gal is the weakness ~ ail planned
economic hHnlhn natuff Jest d0esnh work
taa' hat 1hf less ambitious members COM
blaihea Ntsi illey befe physically unable ~
- fhef saaff ~ work Ia Tending and hars
hfs.tE filf ffaps Theft from eneh other was
ha uncommon Consequently misery and
iahlihf prevailed
FINALLY lH lozs every family was a..
fifhfa Hf Ohh plot ~ ground o. which 10
fais' lIt Dnt food The "f you don't work.
taa aeff eai policy Immediately proved
eaeesasfHi
Concluded Governor Bradford Ia hls has.
teft al ilf plymouth Bay Colony "By this
Itfat harvest hhf come. nh0 instead VI fam.
&C., hef Ae0 fhsf them pleuiif, and fhf faep
~ E-hiEr hhh changed Ia ihs fej0ysing III
Nif heaf't ~ many. for which they blessed
'faa hta filf ffieff ~ fhelf particular (pu.
ta'fl p.anihf hhf nsi seen, fof hll had, One
SEQ aio ahoflff pretty veil - bring the
ffaf a3aui esd come ~ fhf Hblff s0fff and
a.sft industrious had ~ spaff. and se 40
H'itfit 80 ht eht general want ~ famine hath
49, Afs.h atnohfH fiihfn since ~ fhls day"
#itief ihf fnif ~ fhr Pilgrims. many
e'iiff communal experiments have been al
.f'iii.ta ih Gaze hhd other countries All hHye|
iatifa t0f iiif haiuf reason Human naiufe|
ftfaiff incentive and pfoulse 0f individual
alHfaf iatiib iD progress Without these
Alifiks iuatffes goes lnt0 fesffsf. Only two
el.ff haIitft tllfh remain. The first, as the|
fliffiHN learned the hard way Is ~ return
~ taf ffes FtiFfpflaf system ihf other calls
iaf 49, haaalahf Dictatorship wherein an peg.
afi'aI lffeaofh a. necessarily feleeaiad ~ the
Att' iHa.fih ih power hs nov exists IA Rus.
e'a lteaiiif liis less0i there htf those la
a.lf toanift io0aY Who continue ~ Adyoeate
.iif abandonment ~ 0uf free opportunity
'e.ei'siib IA ihsef ~ STATE aoelHlism. W. are
i'saaltf i0nhfdf thni road n0n. Onee on n /
iiarft tat - ho turning back
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
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iH elstts aHit aftst N iilf bk mleiHlliif aRHH
f#tat AZ saasH hH.ltf at "Wednesday ahaH Governor
tafsf sit.tafsa sH tf.ssisIaN ufaffHn Hlfh feDfa
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naf taaaf A. iilf convention whlfb
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- tattef fsaHltsa ~ HiisfHff fif aiHtf foeefnnrut
- hasa meff 0 solaf IA sac Leelalaiufe
tAatHt $500 aonlf, hohfYefl ouly
laaast ~ Htasaataftif Al fAe stale Nanafiiuiio6
t tf.aaAf eiffiiNf mHH ~ approved ~ fe,a
atH M ls aiieffllefa "a 6afh hunhaa "a fs0 siteeas
fa q 49, oflfial Assembly Title fan ~
iNt iNf HEfNfiafia uu Ufnp0sal
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

The Senate has received top pO-
1tieal orders" that white potatoes
must BE- protected by the payment
" Government subsidies. President
Truman leads the band 10 favor Of
Irish potato subsidies. IN case Con-
Rrsss does not approve q new sys-
ten " potato controls that are ae-
eeDtable ~ farmers al Government
price props on potatoes viii end
with this years crop.
u ~ . matter u general interest
~ learn that the potato price props
hays eOst nearly half billion dol
lars since the war.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

Washington. n a.. ADul iho
rounding fathers emDhniicnlly a.
flnled tlHl ihe United siAtes BE-.
longs forehyar 40 tbe people
The people had d iarriblf va iD
ills isgV'H aud ibis correspondent
bad ihe great privilege Of Visiting
ilif Meiseag House "a ADD0malOg
NHklHlHI pa ono iime That wns
whore aenalHi iAe buplpndad tho
Aihy ~ h0wbsjp Virginia ~ Cen
fiHl glum
a fob days HR0 ihn grandson Of
bfaui nnd ihe great RrAndBon Of
Lao uiH Ny appointment On be-
it9W porch ~ ibo Mclean House.
a. ~ plenshni ~ bpiipye that fha
ipth ~ hDDOmntOk meyer ra0lly
9lNd hbd ihHi ihe Union soldiers
hid ihe foUtsaVulaB did mpgnif
l'fhi blHiWlHal job ib uniting the
hoiih aud enc south a b. ull b long
NH} bHok nov bu ylyld MlI
hhd va cannot oFellO0l iho tact
ilid liWy j 1p5 lor ono ~ iho
t.iy boot lHdlo commentators has
luH YlHlied lhe home of rhoulas
liiimhou ite said tlat Jefferson
lhlphd ~ found gent Dad peane.
'W government iie repeated lOt
" history ihni Americans age
proud Of Why can't We use thase
historical traditions for new fOuus
lhllohs and rebuild broken down
hlhs az Government With hopes 10
haloif ile United Suites 10 ifs Dor.
iloh ns 1ht tMpd Of the fire. and
he Home " The i3page
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28


production during Nfarh
10 NWrAan
~ me nations farm flock accounted heavy proaecoN
ls was partially offset by smaller
- 80 -'oNe oAs "tst 0uafef 81
oas eeens q TINS years hatch farms estimated
Allo ms Is the sre
year ago and 2O above the 10 average The heavier hSl5
ngs on April indicate afhoopN
yer 10 determine the chicken cron 'N
LOCAL BR0ILER FEED RATIO
By Maryland State Department Markets for h nss A A
leTs averages Se 20 brOer averaged SSlSS, IN hr
ebD lbs Werehrlers
IN brOileTs=58 bs feed. -'F-s WV NeNAAN
BOSTON EGG MARKET
Special large April zlsOc April S5~~.~~~~u &0e
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

IA tile first three months u the
Ysaf 370000 home units were
bl4lts0 ibis ~ % per cent above
flle l99,SO0 units o. which con
biyu@l0D was begun lB fbe same
period Ya4y ~ 1873, fbs previous
ts@0rq we9g IA bone building.
~ builders 9Fe well On their way
~ skesediDg fbs annual record SET
~ 1898 when tl026,100 dwellings
wegs started,
Housing starts BDHried "a March
~ DiAeilHallt every section " the
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

nine yssFs5 and the shortest for a months Ordi-
D4f1ly throughout the past century these cycles
often Feaeb their high aud low points At different
times aD1 hence DeutTalize one another This is
ne feasoD depend upon ny Composite Chart But
study ~ these four Independent charts 81 Dewey
aD0 Dakj0 indicates tiat they all may reach their
i0w points about 1867, u 50 those who are saving
~ ~ buy home o. stocks Or other things, for
lower than present prices have only about two
more gears ~ wait
WHAT ABOUT RUssIAl
4 6isegsso0 u when the next business depression
~ Que, must consider the Cold War IN which we are
nov sDgage1. 81 feet, It almost looks as II we are
siiil fighting World War IL Certainly - q war mea-
sure our Government eanont afford 10 let this coun-
~ suffer from serious unemployment failures and
collapsed stock market until we have certain peace
This might come through Stains death. Russian
Revolution, Or through compromise due 10 mutual
fear " the H-B0mb
Until he present Cold War ends our country
MUST keep sending billions b Europe; MUST speed
~ production " ornaments: MUST support farm
prices and MUST help small business In short
zee - serious business Or stock market collapse 80
l0bg ~ the cold War continues / say this ire
gDeetiye " what economists Or political leaders have
~ say Hence believe that Joe Stain is the only
one who can answer correctly our question: when
VII u BE- time 70 buy houses commodities and stocks
ebeaDT ~ faet even be does not now know. /.
however d. not believe that 1850 viii offer this
opportunity.
FARNERs ARE OPTIMIsTs
The farmers out here are fairly optimistic. Most
~ them are out u debt and many have good bank
accounts During the past few years they have
been buying equipment repairing their buildings and
improving their soil They feel that even as prices
~ farm products further decline-which they ex-
peet-congress viii treat the farmers fairly
Only two things these farmers fear: one is an
olher long drought which may come anytime: the
other thing which worries them Is whether Mr.
Truman has the right advisors ! find out here q 4
very strong hope that General Eisenhower win be
their next President
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
BABsON Discusses nWhen To Buy"

~ L0Dis, M April ~ A.
hp0U ~ ! i8lb business conditions
viii AUy00e Oui beFe baHkeF,
manufacturer Wsteb9Di, Turner
~ waBf -wDfbet bs Asks3 "ti0w
i90K ~ yDu UjDk present g0oG
conditions eab lsgi7y Tbsy ~
seem ~ fsaljzs illsi ills country
Aiig fsDsojally waEes aB1 prizes
ste ~ 90 CRITICALLY bigb b.
nlh.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

country A survey by the Federal
Reserve Board shows that one mil
lion people definitely" plan to
buy new homes this year.
Builders are also stepping up
construction Of apartments, most
Of which are occupied On a rental
Daslg.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
REDS And COMMUNIeTs

A religious" paper IN Washing
ton invaded the smear headQuar-
ters few days ago and admins
tered q seOlding 10 a Senator and
ln an DDh0ly rebuke told him TO
put Up Or Shut Up" Daily news
papers seem 10 ike this kind Of
discussion between politicians and
priests and 50 they give first page
headlines 10 this "eOld war" debate
over Reds and Communists.
Maybe there are a Very Few sus-
DiciOus employees but IN our long
residence IN Washington the Fed
"r3l Bureau Of investigation head
cd by j Edgar Hoover has kept the
suspicious characters ia sight. HO-
oyer watches the Russian Reds and
ne viii blow the signals II # comes
20 Q showdown
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
BROHERs MARKETED BY DEL.MAR.yA PROnuCRRs

Professors and live buyers and frye opl
Dasa DrOer houses ahove
the first Of January "S 4'NNe''ae SINGS
carried an increasing proportion lighter weight brol.
s hoeatng tendency ola
eq9nt the number marketed advanced 1882 OF the averee
weekly placements 1914 weeks earlier ny "'"eN
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

LIBERTY BELL-The first Is "a
the 48 Liberty Bell replieas 10 be
used in the u. S. Savings Bonds Dr.
vision campaign, Nay IA to July a.
arrived in New York from France
last Thursday on the American TX
port Line vessel Excalibur.
The Liberty Bel which win be
assigned TO Delaware viii arrive
in this state late in Nay OF early
10 June The bell, an exact replica
Of the Liberty Bell, except for the
crack and Weighing a ton, win be
taken On a tour Of the state in con
nectiOn with the campaign, Alex D.
Cobb, state director for the SAVINGS
bonds division Of the Treasury De-
partment said.
ROBBED-Allen Clayton Brink
ley Of Dover reported to police last
Friday night that he was robbed Of
his wallet containing 1855 and his
automobile by two men after a
forced ride from his home to 4 lone
y spot on the HaZlettFille Road.
Brinkley told police he came out
Of his home at 9 O'Clock and found
two men in his parked car. They
forced him into the car, according
20 the victim. and drove out the
HaZlettVille Road. After taking his
wallet they halted the car threw
him ont on the highway. and sped
on Brinkley said that he had with
drawn a sum Of money from the
bank TO make repairs to his prom
erty.
ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS 40
tiVities for the development Of rec
concentrations for the reOrganiza-
ton Of administrative units have
begun in each Of the counties. ac-
cording to DR.. George r. Miller.
Jr., State Superintendent.
Each Of the three regional eom-
mittees appointed By the State Su-
perintendent has held an initial
meeting in Wilmington, Dover. and /
Georgetown.
The three meetings are the first /
Of a series to develop recommends +
tons for the reorganization Of adj /
units to be presented to I
state committee. The state COM I
mittee viii coordinate the activities
of the three regional committees /
~ preparation Of an overall state
plan. The state committee has not
been named as yet, DR.. Miller stat
ID.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
\ sTbTEsB1b BiaGs 49, gglL

ol9 ilue editor Joseph W Martin
~ MahhaebHseiis D. the iteDubls
hap leAaar "a ihe House " Repre.
heniHilyas 80 has oalled ~ fha
people " pii DaHies ~ jgiB l0 b
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

FREED--FOllOwing an lnvesana.
uon into the death 81 4 cannerv
worker az Bfi6Eeville last Thurs.
Qay state police questioned his AZ
legged assailant and released hin ~.
ter comforting with the attorney.
generals oiflce.
The dead man Is Edgar Cook. ga
formerly Of Florida and RECENTLY a.
Chester, who died as 8 result of ~.
ing struck on the head With 8 heavy
IRON bar. Twen Wallace. New York
City, was accused Of hitting me dad
man. N
The two men Who had bean
friends and had travelled ana worh-
ed togethers were, drinking haavllv
when they started IS quarrel ia :
workers cabin 81 II. p. Cannon ana
sons, BrldgeVille. Cook IS allanea
g have drawn an ice pick Is sta6
wallace who seized the iron bar ana
stfaek Cook, fract0riRg his skull.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

WHIPPED Herbert Nanlen. Nk.
and his brother, William, SIS, A0lh
formerly q PluSbOrgA, Nv. Waga
gwen 10 lashes each IL thN SUSSEX
county Jail, near Georgetown. Egle
day 81 lasl week.
Zach had Been sentenced IS Ain
months Imprisonment ana 10 flashes
% The Court Of General Sessions
'.eI sussex County az GEORGETOWN
following theip arrest lasl tam 81
caaFges q larceny 81 a cheek NON
the sale q irwin Burton, 81 Mas
sau.
william Dorey, q guard al the
Sussex County Jail, administered
the lashes.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

me ssOg chicks placed in Demarva bToer houses during the
vear @ Ap = vas 50 above the previous week %
ago Local. halehlngs
were about the slightly below wear srner
Inc number q eggs set 10 under previous wek and 81
below the corresponding period year ago W ~ ~
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

GOOD nRITING-Slrosslnr peoa
driving for safety, Lieutenant W1il.
nam g. Sh0rA Delaware State rs.
nee, save q short talk followed ~
9 formidable discussion az TIE aln-
aer meeting of the smyrna Rotary
Siao o. Thursday niehl 81 lasf
week az The Waysldo nm.
he cited that "a the year l0a2
S2s9oo persons were Killed IL So
United STATES and more than s
million maimed Tor tito IA MOTOR
accidents. he showed char aak,.
onstrating braking time Al various
speeds @ avoid accidents, ana ne
unlng Of LIGHTS az CROSSINGS Vere
explained, also defined Tue school
bus state law.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

y VII not D. our banking
system, BDf iB faei aBy - the
tbbKF biieb hayA brought ~ previous deDgessious.
1lf most plfyais0 belief is fbsi ne Deu business
'eihpas WI bs brought ab0gi ~ composing labor
leaders hb9 bbffasoOaDiy bgb iakes Tbr0ugl0ut
ilf ffniihl West severe ef0D faiufe lasting fw0
~ Three yfatF D. most featad ~ course, ~ attack
~ hbhsiah e0nid make 80 awfui dent j0 tbe Btoek
M8fka
Personally, ! ~ not jo0k foF bust" ~ even
phhl' 9stlnf tls bsEi yeaf ~ twO, Ny fer b ~
siyW 'ft9sioh" eaase9 W Increasing competition.
reduced profits and declining sales. There Is 4,
limit ~ ibe number ~ houses, anlgs, ielsyisiohg.
ffifsfiat)it eie which families ean buy either for
'hfb ~ 9h lbhlAllDenis, We afs fast approaching
1909 bmii When retail sales fali IN, employers must
iat ~ yotbftf Tbis increasing unemployment ~.
bblf ~ bDil fever sales, more unemployment, and
hhaly w. VIII bs confronted by ibOOO00O Hnen.
pipte9 abd deus si0ek market Az sxeegs NJ new
lhbpf haylbk naebbefy could als0 hasten DIS bus.
l1fhh erosion" Dn0l unemployment gels adjusted
ibefeio
WHAT THE CHARTS SHOW
According ~ ihs Babs0Boham Witch COVERS an
s#iivnt ~ ile country business depression could
~ faphfie0 anytime, f0f over Ten years business
hAf bhhh Shove the normal line, when This Babs0ns
fhbh o. broken down, u ~ found that II h made up
~ i0ui cycles Zach ~ these aFs " different dnra
iloh These have been worked Out M detail bv t,vo
famous economists Edward a. Dewey ana Edwin
d DakB
PIE longest " these cycles runs for q wears.
TIE second longest to- ~ years, be third Longest for
, 1950-12-06

In recent weeks the police blot
ter has been filled with complaints
that articles Of practically every
description have been stolen from
local stores, homes and ware
houses. These articles have been
put in circulation by thieves who
handle them through fences.
The articles usually end up in
possession of housewives who, in
their desire to take advantage of
so-called bargains, never suspect
that they are buying stolen goods.
When the thief and "fence" are
caught (as they usually are) the
customer is also caught and pen
allied for receiving stolen goods.
During the pre-holiday period
last year, many such sales brought
embassassment to housewives who
did not realize they had bought
"hot stuff" from peddlers.
Stolen radios, television sets and
other valuable household and per-
sonal articles are being traced by
the police who warn that if they
are found in homes, heads of
families must suffer the conse-
quences.
Any person representing him
,,elf as a salesman with unusual
bargains should be asked for Gre
lentials from the firm he is sup
posed to represent. If he fails to
show such credentials, he should
be reported to the police.
, 1950-12-06
BEOTTER:

Several persons found them
being fined by Municipal
Paul Sherer Tuesday after
pleading guilty to various offenses.
Among them was two fines hand
ed Charlotte DeBolt, Of R. R. l..
when she pleaded guilty to charg-
es of issueing fraudulent checks for
which she was fined $500 and cost
and sentenced to six months in
the work house. On another charge
of prostitution she received a fine
of $500 and cost, with $500 of the
fine being suspended on condition
of good behavior.
For illegal sale of Intoxicating
liquor, and keeping a place for
the sale, Clarence Keaton was
fined $500 and cost on each charge
but the Court suspended 1925 of
each on conditioned good behavior
Hug Henderson, 1888 Randolph
st. $50 and cost for discharging
firearms in the city limits. Fines
of $50 and cost were levied against
three men for driving while drunk.
They were: John Hitson, lao w.
Second ST., Leroy Martin, 1855
Sunrise st., and Robert Kinnard
118 Canterbury DR..
John Crutchfield, A Horace st.
was fined $25 and cost or promot-
ing a game of chance. Four others
were fined SIS each for participant
ing in the game.
Mae Hardin, 81, 116 S. Broad
way st., told Ptl. R. c. Weaver
and w. Tarsinski her ex-husband,
, 1950-12-06
WASHINGTON WILL
ATTEND INSTITUTE

Charles Washington, Dayton
Urban league head will journey
to Warren, Ohio, Thursday to par
ticipate in the annual Human Re-
lations Institute. The Institute
is being sponsored by the Warren
Urban league and is a series of
panels studying trends in employ
ment, education, social work etc.
Accompanying Mr.. Washington
are P. J. Winfield, W. 0. Haw-
kins and Rev. James I. Davis pas
tor of the Community Presbyterian
church.