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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Sokolska Hlidka.
jsou jednou " roce
proto bud'me veseli!"

Tradicni sokolska masopust-
nj zabava "78. sIBRINKY",
ktere poTada Sok. Jed. "Blesk'
"a spoluprace BALTIC. Jednoty
Sokolic pro clenstvo a pratele
Sokolstva kona Sc jiz Ultra, "
sobotu, dine Is. unora v cele
budove Demokratickeho Klubu
Ceskych MladfkG, z. wardy
POO Ashlnad Avenue.
Starodavne sibrinky byla po-
hadkova zabava a pohadkove
1bory "maskary sc skraboska-
mi", byly to povedene taskafi-
&c v Sokolovne ma rohu Gay a
Preston ulic. Skoda, re Sc ten
SibTinkovy zvyk nemohl udrze-
ii dele. Moderni, atomova do
ba = chladne vypoc1tavosti "a
vrhla vse co je pohadkove-caro-
krasne. Snad Sc lid dnesniho
dine ami neumf tax upT1mne a
cd srdce pobaviti. IDA Sc, re
jsme Sc az pfespr1lis rychle
zmodernisovali - k nasemu ne
prospechu. Ceske prislov1 mi:
"Vesela mysl - pI lzdrav1!"
a je v tom hodne pravdy! Pro-
toz prijdte Sc pobaviti ma ST.
brinky, Dude to pekna bratr-
ska a sesterska zabava i kdyz
tn nebudou pohadkove 1bory.
PTfjd rodino sokolska a pri-
we'd S sebou sve pratele a INA
me. Bude tam vyhravati br.
Jan Svitak S celou svoji kape-
lou. Zacne Sc presne v 9 hodin
vecer. Budova Dem. Klubu by
la v loni lete zmodernisovana
a vybarvena, tax re Sc yam
ysem, kdoz tam Ultra zavftate,
Dude lfbiti. Zfznivym a hlado-
wynn >dostane Sc tie nejlepsl po-
zornosti a obsluhy. Vstupenky
pc $3.50 mono 81 opatriti v
pTedprodej1ch wiz oznamku
ma zadn1 strane "Te-
legrafu'') a pax vecer u po-
kladny.
Letosnim 70. Sibrinkam
z D A
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Europa pokrocila v resent
bytove krise.

Washington, D.. C: = Podvy-
Dor senatniho financnlho vybo-
ru ~uverejnil zpravu o nedav-
mem studiu zapado-evropskych
bytovych pomerd. Podvybor
studoval tyto pomery v Anglii,
Francii, Holandsku, Belgii,
svedsku a Norsku. Stadium
provadf V souvislosti S chysta-
nou osnovou zakona o vladimir
financovani staveb s byty pro
osoby sc strednim pfljmem We
Spojenych Statech.
We zprave Sc pravl, re "a
padnf Europa dosahla ma TOM
to poll velmi pozoruhodneho
pokroku a re znacnou merou
jiz vyresila problem bytove
.nouZe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Amerika ma kolach.

Automobilem Manufacturers
Association oznamuje, re mi
nuleho roku bylo vyrobeno g.
238,088 motorovych vozidel.
z techto bylo We Spoj: Statech
prodano 6,OOO,OOO a asi 277,-
745 bylo prodano do zamori.
Automobile pro pasazery bylo
vyrobeno v dobe roku 5,1O8,-
841.
Jestlize seeve Spojenych Sta
tech poc1ta "A milionG robin,
tedy kazda .iedna z osmi robin
koupila novy automobil v roce
1919.
Jak veliky pocet motorovych
vozidel jest v cele zemi, dozvl-
me Sc, az Dude provedeno sci
tan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Krajan Sc oparil.

Pan Jan Prochaska, ktery ma
jfdelnu a restauraci v Knicker-
booker Bldg. ma rohu Guilford
a Lexington ulic prisel k vaz-
nemu zranen1, kdyz pri plneni
velke urny mu uklouzla noha a
on zvratil hrnec varfc1 vody ma
sebe "a opaTil Sc ma prsou a ru-
kou. Naleza Sc ma lecen1 v
Mercy nemocnici PTejeme ma
Semu odb6rateli TELEGRAPH"
p. Janu Prochaskovi, by Sc bro
pozdravil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Dunn ZastupcI schvalil zvyseni
postovnich sazeb o
$780, GOO, 600

Washington, D. C. - Dim
zastupcd Sc usnesl zvysiti pf1i-
my postovnf spravy O $780,
OOO, 900 rocne, coz je vsak pou-
hou polovinou one castky, KITE
rou vlada zadala "a 1celem Cd
bouranf asi p6lbilionoveho
schodku postovn1 spravy.
Senat Size v minulem Ease
DAM jiz schvalil zakon O IVY
Semi postovnich sazeb asi 0
500, 900, 900, avsak odvolal
pozdeji tento svG6j zakon S tim,
re ma byt vyckano, jak Sc usne-
Sc dim zastupcG. O zakonu
dnes schvalenem must tedy Sc
nat znovu jednat a Dude to te-
dy jiste trvat delsl dobu, nez
by zvysene postovn1 sazby mo-
hly vstoupit v platnost.
Dvoucentove listky.
Poole schvaleneho zakona
by mely byt zdrazeny vsechny
tridy post. dopravy $ vyjimkou
prvnf trfdy. Ma 2 Gently by me-
ly byt zvyseny dosavadnf jed
nocentove correspondence list
ky a to jak ty dekorovane tax
ty jednoduche nedekorovane.
Toto zvyseni by melo postovnl
sprave vynest S36,OOO,O 900.
Posta druhe tr1dy, obsahujl-
CT noviny a magaziny by byla
zdrazena tax, re by to melo prl-
nest poste dals1 pfir1stek prij-
mu We vysi SIS, O00,000 a vynos
z posty tretf tr1dy to jest obez-
Milky a reklamy. by mel byt IVY
sen O $40, 100000.
Avsak vsechna schvalena do
poruceni by jeste stale nemohla
odstranit velky penezni scho-
dek postovn1 spravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
PAM Batova a syn obdrzeli
40 procent pozHGstalosti.

New York. - Velka cast po-
zGstalosti zemTeleho velkoto-
varn1ka Tomase Bait byla pfir-
knuta vdove a synovi Tomaso-
vi. Pripad byl vyr1zen soudcem
Benjaminem f. Schreiberem,
clenem nejvyss1ho soudu statu
New York, ktery prirkl 826 dill
Gu zakladn1ho kapitalu podni-
ku Leader, A. G., ktery je svy-
carsky podnik a drzebnf orga-
nisace d1lc1 pdvodni Batovy
spolecnosti pro vyrobu, strevl-
CT. Tyto jistoty tvof1 vice nez
40 procent zakladn1ho kapita-
lu spolecnosti Leader, A. c..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Koncert NarodI

Dude poTadan Narodnostn1m
Vyborem Mesta Baltimore v Il
terry, FL. 1nora v Auditoriu Po-
lytechniky. Zacatek 500 p.
m. Lfstky $1.O0.
Ma tonic koncertu vystoupf
pres 100 umelc1. Mnozf z tech
to pTijeli nedavno z Evropy.
Bude pTitomen starosta mesta
Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr., KITE
ry pronese zdravici. Hudba,
zpev a lance.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Soutsz o Masarykovi pro zaky
strednich skol.
We W~ashingtone, D. c..
Is. UnOra. 1850.

We WashingtOne, ID. Z.
Is. unora, 1850.
Pozoruhodnym dokladem zaj-
MI americkych kruhd O jubi-
leum Presidenta Osvoboditele
I. G. Masaryka jest soutez pro
zaky stfedn1ch skol, kterou, jak
Sc dov1dame, vypsal Institute
of World Affairs.
Soutez byla vypsana, jak sde-
luje MasarykGv 1stav v New
Yorku, INA Pocest Steho Vyro-
.c1 Narozen1 Tomase Garrigue
Masaryka". Akci tuto rozvinul
prof. Arthur I. Anderson, jenz
je pfedsedou novoanglicke SEX
ce Masarykova 1stavu a nevsed
MIN pT1znivcem veci ceskoslo-
venske.
Zmfnena soutez je ma tema-
ia:
Masarykovo m1sto V deli
mach;
Masaryk1v BOZ "a ceskoslo-
venskou nezavislost;
Masarykovy styky Sc Spoje-
nymi Staty;
Masaryk jake humanista:
Masaryk jake socialn1 flo
sof:
Masaryk jake politely We
dec.
Soutez tohoto druhu, jez po-
hne cast americke mladeze k
zevrubnemu studiu Presidenta
Osvoboditele a jeho zasad, Jest
zajiste z nejkrasnejs1ch zpGso-
BIZ ucten1 pameti ceskosloven-
skeho myslitele. To je uctenl
pamatky velkeho ucitele v du-
chu a v pravde. Pocin Americ-
keho Ustavu pro svetove yale
Itosti a jeho iniciatori jiste "a
slouz1 nejen vdecnosti nasich
krajan1, ale zejmena mel by
byt nasledovan i ceskymi a slo-
venskymi skolami We Spojenych
Statech a v Kanade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
AZ lidi zahynulo " tornadech,
zuE.cich We 4 jiznich statech.

Ad&A@x~AA VIC JAAAAA~AA 0N0S~~Ake
Ripley, Tenn. - Prudke tor
nado postihlo Is. 1nora malou
obec Hurricane Hill We state
Tennessee a usmrtilo tam devet
lidf, c1mz dosahl pocet lid1, KITE
Il Sc stall obetmi poslednlch
bour1 At osob.
Nejmene 200 osob bylo IRA
memo pTi trech tornadech, KITE
re postupne postihly staty Te-
xas, Louisiana, Tennessee a jiz-
nj cast Arkansasu.
Ma onu obec nesouc1 osudne
memo Hurricane Hill sc pfihna-
ly 2 prudke boure, ktere Sc pra-
We mad mesteckem srazily. Kru-
te byla postizena rodina Wilson
Carrolla, v troskach jejich O.
bytneho staven1 zahynul on
sam, ieho manzelka a 6 jejich
det1.
V bl1zkosti Carrollova domo-
va poborila boure nekolik DIAL
SIGH staveni a zde prisla o Ii
vot 57leta farmarka pant Alice
Wrightova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Americke lodi " 'arabskem
pristavs.

Londyn. - Namofnf flotila
Spojenych Statd n~avstivi ku
konci tohoto mesice ma olej bo-
hatou Saudi Arabii. Jejf mluv-
ci pravil, re ctyrdenni navste-
va prlstavu Jiddy ma Ruben
mort Dude zdvorilostnfm PROBE
VEN. Flotila Dude slozena z
kTizniku Roanoke a destroyeru
c.. K. Mackenzie a E.. c.. Small.
Velitelem jest admiral Richard
L. Connolly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Tydings zada " senate celosvs-
tove odzbroienf.

Washington, D. c.. = Willard
E. Tydings, predseda senatnfho
vyboru pro ozbrojovacf zalezi-
tosti, pfedlozil navrh, ably pre-
sident Truman svolal mezina-
rodn1 odzbrojovaci poradu, We
ktere by bylo jednano o 1pln6m
odzbrojen1 vsech narodn.
Tydings %pfipomenul, re no
ola svolati poradu podobnou
jine svolane pred dvema Lefty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Vztahx k Balkanu.

Smrt bulharskeho minister
skeho predsedy Kolarova, mela
ga nasledek odklad planu stat
nfho Department. ma preruse-
nj diplomatickych stykI S Bull
harkem, vzhledem k obvinenl,
re spionaze, vznesenym prot
bulharskemu ministru v Bull
harsku Donald Heathovi.
Statni department chce wye
kati jaky postoj k teto veci "a
ujme novy bulharsky minister.
sky predseda Cervenkov.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Spojene Staty stoji "a Chou.
Budou il podporovat We
Spoienych narodech.

Washington, D. C. = Mini
sterstvo zahranicnfch veci W.
dalo formaln1 prohlasenf, re
Spoiene Staty budou podporo-
vat c1nskou nacionalistickou de-
legaci We Spojenych narodech,
iakozto skutecneho represen-
tanta- G1ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17

Minulou stfedu, Is. dnora
graduovala z Eastern High
School slecna Cecilie M. Hal.
kova, dcera znamych curtis
bayksych krajand p. a pf.
Franka a Cecilie Hajek, 1929
Pennington Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17

Bagdad, Irak. - Ali Khalid,
reditel iracke policie Sc pokusil
o statn1 prevrat kratce pc tom
CO byl zbaven vladou sveho u
radu. Chtel Ike vzpoufe pre-
mluvit policejnf oddly, avsak
byl zatcen behem 2 hodin pc
tonic pokusu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Malajsko stavi lidovou armada
prot komunistHm.

Singapur. = Malajsku by
la k boji proti komunistddm pc
dobu poslednfch mesfc1 cvice-
ma armada 100000 dobrovol-
Mkt, ktera ma byt v nejblizs1
dobe poslana do boje, ably Wy
pudila komunisty z dzungli,
kde, Sc skryvajf a odkud pro-
vadf sve pTepady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Nedele, Is. unora
We $3.50 odpoledne


Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" a BALTIC.
Jednoty Sokolic v Ceske skole
Augustine HeTmana.
Ma poTadu budou cvicen1
prostna a naradova vsech slo-
EEK, zpevn1 a tanecnf cisla.
Pc programu Volna Zabava
a Veselice!
Krajanska verejnost jest ma
tuto "Besldku" srdecne zvana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Zatykanf " Ceskoslovenske
armada.

V polovine ledna byla zatce-
ma Tada dGstojn1kI z MNO, kite
ri chystali pry novy vojensky
puc. Mezi zatcenymi byl i INA
my iezdecky zavodnik major
Bycek. !
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Ma Svatek JiFFiho Washingtona

Ma Svatek JiFiho Washingtona
We stredu, %. 1nora budou yes
kere pobocn1 1rady posty uza-
vTeny a posta (dopisy, listky,
balfcky, atd.) nebudou v ten
den doruceny jak We meste tax
i ma venkove.
Ma hlavnf poste Dude otevTe-
ma pouze Registry Section,
Parcel Post Section a Stamp
Section" Vybfranf postovn1ch
schranek We meste Dude v 5 a
hodin p. m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Belgie Dude hlasovati IL. bfez-
ma o navratu krale Leopolda.

Brussel, Belgie. = ODE ko-
mory belgickeho parlamentu
schvalily zakon, kterym bylo
nar1zeno hlasovan1 O navratu
krale Leopolda ma belgicky
tr1n. Zakon sc stane pravo-
platnym. az Dude "a nekolik
dnG podepsan regentem prin-
Gem Charlesem. Jak je hlase-
no re spolehlivych pramenG,
Dude termfn k provedeni lido
veho hlasovanf urcen ma II.
breZna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Letosnim 70. Sibrinkam
z = A
Oblibena Karetni Zabava ko-

ObIibena Karetnl ZabaVa kO-
ma Sc dnes vecer " patek,
IL. unora
v Ceske> Skole Aug. Hefmana,
roh Glover a Ashland ulic. Po-
radatelem je Spolecny Zabavn1
Vybor Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" a
BALTIC. Jedn. Sokolic. Zacatek
V 8 hodin vecer.
Oar ma Karetni Zabavu Sokola
Ses. a br. Bozena a Josef Bllek
$500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17

= Baltimorske Sdruzenf Ces-
kych Dam dekuje vsem Ia dar-
ky pTi "Stoleckove Zabave" ko-
name minulou sobotu, II. 1no-
ra. ZabaVnl VybOr.
Evening star., 1950-01-03
By the Asseeioted Press

ST. MARYS CITY, Md, Jan. 8.
Maryland's Memorial State House
has had its facade lifted for the
new year.
After q $500 renovation, the
structure now stands as q shining
reminder of the days when this
tiny town was the state capital.
The old State House. actually q
reproduction built in 1884, had
become so weatherbeaten that 1t
looked. II anything, too old.
It suffered from the lack Of
periodic inspection and main
tenance," State Engineer John B.
Funk reported last August. The
Board Of Public Works promptly
approved q repair job.
f,Workmen have now compl( I'd
ia overhaul, replacing loose bricks.
fallen plaster and broken glass,
Evening star., 1950-01-03
IOId State House in St. Morys City Is Restored

and convenient place for the .ad-
|ministration Of Justice
The combination prison state
house became a church in 1720
After a fire, it was pulled down In
1929 and its bricks were used in
the construction Of Trinity Church
nearby. Later st. Marys Female
Seminary. state boarding high
school which now has about 130
students. was built on the same
property.
The reproduced state house was
constructed in 1884 on q lot across
the street from the church and
seminary, outfitted with colonial
|bric-a-brac. It now contains a
museum.
Indian pipes and arrowheads,
pewter mugs. musketsa cannon
balls and candle snuffers are
among the items on display.
Evening star., 1950-01-03
Chef Drowned,
Doctors Agree;
Rest Is Mystery
Body Found in River
After Six Weeks,
Tied to DereIict Log

Rene Marchal, a Mayflower
Hotel sauce chef. died from
drowning, medical authorities
agreed today, but a police inves-
tigation of the manner of the
drowning raised a jurisdictional
question.
The 35-year-old Frenchman had
been missing from November II
until yesterday, when his half
submerged body was found tied
to a log In the Potomac River
below Blue PlStns.
A 3-foot length Of rope attached
the body to q derelict log wedged
against the bank of the river. A
search of the scene and an
autopsy indicated no evidence Of
police said.
The body was found seven miles
downstream in Prince Georges
County waters. Harbor police said
Evening star., 1950-01-03

|ernment was removed to Annap-
oils.
The original State House. known
as the architectural glory" OF
Maryland. was completed in oc-
tober 1876 at the site Of an Indian
village on a bluff overlooking the
st. Marys River.
Contractor John Quigley was
paid $4,000 pounds Of tobacco
for erecting a cross-shaped brick
building with i've rooms. two and
|a half stories high.
This was authorized by the Cen
|eral Assembly, then meeting In a
temporary government house,
when on June 8. 1914, it passed
IAN act for the building Of a State
house and prison at st. MaEfs.' .
The law was addressed "to1the
END that there may be q decent
Evening star., 1950-01-03
Motor Safety Laws
Facing Heavy Attack
In Virginia Assembly
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 3.-Vir-
ginia's motor safety inspection
law probably will come under at
tack when the General Assembly
convenes here next week.
Richmond members of the Cen
'eral Assembly say they have re-
ceived complaints purporting
racketeering on the part of some
service garages.
These members also contend
many motorists don't like the idea
Of having to get their cars checked
over twice a year.
The result may be a move for
modification of the inspection law.
The law, which has met wide ac-
ceptance as a measure of public
safety. would be opposed on the
grounds that it now puts too heavy
an annual cost on the average
driver.
An inspection fee of so cents per
car is charged for the checkups.
But the legislators say many mo-
torists charge garagemen with
finding unnecessary trouble with
their cars. trouble that costs much
more than so cents.
At last count there were 1.723
officially licensed inspection sta
tions and 7,400 mechanics who
had been given special instruction
as inspectors under State super
vision.
During the past season 80 ga
RACES were deprived Of their status
as official inspection stations for
violating the regulations. Several
hundred were investigated because
OF charges by motorists.
Some opponents Of the preSent
system have called for State-oper-
otnx3 r,,na%{Nx. 10 tSNrc
Evening star., 1950-01-03

treating dried-out woodwork an6
restoring the period furniture ane
paintings.
With new pride, custodian John
Lancaster is on hand to conduct
visitors through the reproduced
structure that was by law "a
decent and convenient place for
the administration Of justice"
As part Of Maryland's tercen-
tenary celebration, the old State
House was reproduced Is years
ago near the site Of the original
capitol.
For so years, the government Of
the colonial province Of Maryland
was administered from st. Marys
City. When TOO royalist revelu-
tionists known as the "Asseci-
ators" captured st. Marys II
September 1894. the seat Of govs
Evening star., 1950-01-03

sent to New York, where special
agents photographed it and sent
pictures througout the country
to other agents.
Thus. it was learned the bottles
were manufactured in Massachu-
sets. Checking there, agents
were apprised of the Washington
outlets for the product. In con-
tacting the stores, an investi-
gator found a girl clerk who re-
membered selling two dozen of the
bottles to one man.
His distinctive physical char
asteristics led to his arrest and
Identification by the girl. AL
though it was impossible to build
a case against him, he was labeled
as a certain offender, and
his movements thereafter were
watched.
Evening star., 1950-01-03
.Foirfox Brunch Office
To Aid in Tox Filing

John w. Ferguson, Fairfax
County Commissioner of Revenue
today reopened a branch office II
the Groveton police substation q,
Kings highway, and No. | high
way.
Mr.. Ferguson said one of his
deputies will be at the Office Mon
days through Fridays from $3.50
am. to 4::30 pm. to assist tax
payers of the Mount Vernon Mag
isterial District, and nearby areas
|of Falls Church and Lee, Dis
tricts. The branch Office was
Operated last year during the rush
tax months.
Evening star., 1950-01-03

in the same place at noon Sun
day. Walter Butler, who lives ap-
|proximately 800 yards away, tolc
police his daughters heard wom-
ans screams Saturday night but
he assumed it came from some one
celebrating New Years eve ane
he did not investigate.
DIR. Fisher estimated that Mis-.
Foster died before midnight Sat-
Eurday.
Evening star., 1950-01-03
Neighborhood Concert
Tickets Now Ready for
Central High School

Invitations for the next Neigh
borhood Concert by the National
Symphony Orchestra under the
sponsorship Of The Evening Star.
which will be held January 8 at
Central High School are now
ready for distribution.
They may be had at Central
High School. Adams. Bancroft.
II. D. Cooke. Petworth, Raymond
and Thomson Elementary Schools.
Wilson Teachers College. the Rec
reation Department at Sixteenth
and Lamont streets NV. and the
Business Counter In the lobby Of
The Star Building. The invita-.
tions are issued without charge
by The Star.
Evening star., 1950-01-03

9Th A. temporary coaveniencies will be pro
per Tor lodging workmen and feeurins ms,erisls
toT building. il is to be undertlood that fueh may
BE- ereded with the appsubaiioa Of the Commit
6oner: But they may Be removed or difeonti.
nued by the iI,ceial order q the Commifioners.
6.h. The way into tic fau,res being de6rned
10 fpee,al manner for the tosnu,on uie and con.
venience Of the oecupiers Of the reflective
fquares-The property in The fame Is referved b,
the public. 70 that there may be an immed,sse
interference on any abule oil The ufe thereof BY
any individual. 10 The nuifanee or obfruaion of
o.ters. The pfoprietors Of the Let's sdioininK The
entrance into the fquares. On srching over The
entrance. and fixing gates in The manner the Com.
u,iihoner, ihdll approve. fhal be intledto divide
the fpaee over the srching and baild il up with
The range Of that line Of the sqaare.
9TH. No vaults fhsll be permitted under the
aree,s. sor any enerosehments On il< loot way
above BY aeps. Hoops. porehes, cellar door.
windows, ddel,es OF leaning ~alls nor fhali there
be any proietiion over the nrrrt. other than The
eve, Of the houfe, WITHOUT the content Of the
Comnmiioner.
eA rhete regulations are ths terms and con.
dinons under aud upon which convey anees arc to
be made. according to the deeds in trua of the
lands within the city.
George Warrington.
Evening star., 1950-01-03
Student Remains Unable to Tell
How Girl Died of Fumes in Car
Virginiun Receivers
From Stupor to Find
Companion S Body
BY me Assoeiafed Press

POcOMOKE CITY, Md, Jan. 3.
A college freshman whose New
Years eve date died Of carbon mo-
noxide fumes in their parked
automobile was still unable today
to give coherent story of what
happened.
The body of Miss Margaret
Foster. Is. of Philadelphia. was
found yesterday in the car.
Elmer Sharpley, %, of Green
backville, Va, a student at Lynch
burg College. was under treatment
in Peninsula General Hospital,
Salisbury. for illness the fumes
caused. Apparently he spent Is
hours in the car-overcome by
monoxide poisoning-before awak-
ening.
Death Ruled Accidental.
A verdict of accidental death
for Miss Foster was filed by DR..
Russell s. Fisher, chief State med
ical examiner.
Mr.. Sharpley has been at home
during the Virginia colleges
Christmas holidays. Miss Foster,
whom he knew previously, was
visiting Mrs. Marcia de Steffano
here.
The couple went out on their
date about 8 pm. Saturday
Alarmed because Miss Foster had
not returned yesterday, Mrs. De
Steffano notified police.
About the same time, the stu
dent turned up at his home. He
told his father. Otha Sharpley
that he could not remember what
had happened but that he awoke
suddenly from his stupor.
When I came to-" he said, 81
noticed Miss Foster was cold and
I thought she was dead"
Walked and Hitchhiked Home.
So he got out Of the car, he re-
lated. and walked and hitch
hiked the 10 miles, home.
Father. and son returned to the
scene on the farm Of Claude B.
outten and found Miss Fosters
body.
Mr.. Outten said he saw a car
Evening star., 1950-01-03
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pafsy.vsN, q 3 much thereof Is the next builder
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