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Evening star., 1950-10-15

sSpsfes also con7entioRs 3SR1
oLDs fn q 1s4jo e-cyl.. r. and h; good
OLDS 1949 9s convertible; low mile
age, immaculate, almond green:
black top, executive car. with special
sgst9m t@n b9dyi ,i eEneF aog1 guarantees at
Obs 4e SEQ sedan; = pvt. vt owner; excel
cond.; new seat covers, not q
scratch on the body; $4,000 orig
miles; S9S5. Call MR.. NICHOLAS
OLDs AT 7s 4-dr.. T; and h.; HYDRA.
this car is in show room cond.
saSRse'lRe sssS aoYAI guar MOTORS, chryslel
Tp{ apd Pllg@outh; plaa Is Kennedy st. Is NV
oLDs-Late 1850. "ss" Club cpe
or '4s Chev. for value. oW. S024
oLDs 1885 4-dr. sedan; excel. cond.
ssxeeptionally good odE tnterior, sr tires, tires
dr., Silver Spring, Md.
completely equipped; new tires, ex
Gel. cond.; S2,095 or will trade t.
later car; Call RA. 1922; ;-15
light green. one owner; 81 ,S95
oE6s MSs 4fs4 fa4s deluxe "as" sedan; mi' b:
original owner; mechanically per
feet; black finish u S. Royal Maste
white side wall tires. gray two-ton
broadcloth uphols.; S1,70O WI. 62S5
oLDs 1913 blue de luxe "9s" 4-dl
sedan: hydramatic drive; r. and h
seat covers, Wv. tires; 15.0 600 mi
S1,750. OWNER. WI. 6940. i
OLDS 80 SO conv. coupe; like new
Hydra-Matic, r. and h., Royle mas
ter, mid-century, w-wt, light blue
black top; driven 5000 mi. by oris
owner; $2,595. RA. Ais. IL
OLDS 1948 2-dr. Model SO, green
h, one-owner car in top condi
tion; Butler bonded; $1,245. LEI
D. BUTLER, INC. 1121 21st ST
OLDs 1871 4-door; radio, heater
excel. cond, S295 or trade for r.
set, 16 or 10 inch model. NO. 402t
OLDS 1910 4-dr. sedan: good paint
tires, motor. $275 or best offer Jo
oLDS i94e conv.; 10000 miles. exec,
cond.; blue; red leather upholstery
Wv. tires, HYDRA. r. and h.; 81,
OLDs. Al 5-cyl. Town sedan: radio
fresh-ai heater. HYDRA Matte; exec
cond.i S475. OR. 7S40.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Pariz Sc pfipravuje ma 1000
vyrocf zalozeni.

Parfz: - Pristlm rokem O.
slavuje Pariz 1000 vyroci "a
lozenl m6sta. Jedn1m z hlav-
mich 1kol1 pTiprav k pfipravo-
vane velke oslave je nahradit
40 bronzovych pomnik1, KITE
re byly odstraneny "a nemecke
okupace a rozstaveny pro va
lecny material. V mnoha pfl-
padech budou rozlite sochy zno
WI ulity a jinde opet budou Cd
straneny podstavce jez byly
zbaveny soch a budou nahraze-
ny travn1ky anebo budou pod
stavce opatreny jenom bronco
vymi plaketami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Rev. Jos. j. Janecek, nejstarsi
Seskoslovensky knee " USA.

hAACA ' OO@N
Detroit, Mich. - V techto
dnech sc doz1va v Detroit, Mich.
kde zije ma zaslouzenem odpo-
cinku 65-leteho jubilea knez-
stvf a soucasne vstupuje do de-
vadesateho roku sveho zivota
DIP. JOS. j. Janecek.
V dobach prvniho 1sil1 O svo-
bodu stare vlasti mel DIP. Jos.
Janecek nemalou zasluhu o to,
re cinnost Narodlho Svazu Ces-
kych Katolfk6 byla tax velka a
tolik 1spesna. Sam take byl
jednim re clen1 MISE, ktera do
Ceskoslovenska jela, ably Sc Sc
manila S tamn1mi pomery.
We sve knezske a narodn1 Gin
nosti zaznamenal DIP. J. Jane
eek mnoho 1spechG a byl znam
jake pohotovy kazatel a Tecnlk
ma mnohych narodn1ch slavno-
stech. Jest6 pred dvema roxy
pres sve vysoke start mluvil ma
velke krajanske manifestaci v
Chatom, Ontario, Canada a do
vedl hlubokymi myslenkami a
nadsenim povzbuditi k move
praci pro pomocne akce uprch-
licke a pro move snahy "a svo-
bodu stare vlasti.
DIP. J. Janecek pochaz1 z OBJ
ce Chromc1 ma Morave a studio
bohoslovecka konal v Olomou-
ci, kde byl take v roce 1885 Wy
svecen ma kneze. Do Ameriky
prijel ma pozvanf jineho Waste
neck6ho kneze DIP. J. Molitora.
Jeho prvn1m pGsobistem byla
osada sv. Vaclava v Detroit,
Pozd6ji ma zapadn1 strane mes
ia Deroitu vybudoval osadu sv.
Jana Nepomuckeho. Byl vzdy-
cky horlitelem pro katolicke
spolky a sve vlohy a zkusenosti
rad u%platnoval ma vsech mis-
tech kde slo O veci c1rkve a ma
roda. o mem jist6 platf Susilovo
heslo: "C1rkev a vlast = dive
krasky spanile = kazda ma
srdce m6ho pGl = kazda ma
srdce mole cele." Pro katolic-
Ike Slovaky, Sc kterymi vzdy do
bTe vychazel vybudoval We w
chodn1 casti mesta Detroitu o.
sadu sv. Cyrila a Methodeje.
Rad vzpom1na ma svGj zajezd
do stare vlasti. TEST Sc velke
no vyznamenan1 sve rodne OBJ
ce Chromci, kde je cestnym OBJ
Ganem a ma radost z vyzname-
mani konsistorn1ho Tadu, ktera
mu ud6lili zvecnely archbishop
prazsky DIR. F. Kordac a zvec-
nelly archbishop olomoucky DIR.
L. Precan. Ma takove pracov-
Milky a zaslouzile prdkopnlky
by nase krajanska Amerika ne
m6la zapomfnat a mela by d.
stojn6 jejich praci oslavit a
mladsim generac1m pripome-
nout. A. Hronovsky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
DR.. Papanek o resignaci nastup-
ce, DIR. Houdka.

New York: - DR.. Jan Papa
mex, byvaly staly ceskosloven-
sky delegat u Spojenych naro-
dG predpovfda, re z komunis-
tickych sluzeb vystoupi jeste
dalsi ceskosloventsl diplomat.
Ma dotaz novinaTG, jak pohlizi
ma resignaci DIR. Houdka, DIR.
Papanek odpovedel, re LODI Sc
topf a oni utikajf. Povolani DIR.
Houdka do Prahy ma porady,
oznacil DIR. Papanek "a metho-
du, kterou komunisticka vlada
pouz1va pTi cistce podezrelych
diplomatic. Odstranenl DIR.
Husaka z 1radu pfedsedy sbo-
ri poveren1kG a odstraneni La
ca Novomestskeho z 1radu po-
verenfka skolstvi spolecne s re-
signac1 Houdkovou je die nazo-
ru DIR. Papanka vysledkem cist-
ky, ktera byla zahajena pred
tydnem.
DR.. Papanek dale poukazal
ma to-, re k cistce doslo pc tom,
co pfijel do Prahy marsal Bull
ganin, nametsek sovetskeho
precisely vlady. DR.. Papanek,
ktery do komunistickeho puce
byl stalym delegation u Spoje-
narod1 sc ostre ~postavil
proti novemu komunistickemu
a odmftl jej uznat "a
ktera by chranila zajmy
ceskoslovenskeho lidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
ZAPASY
"

Pristf 1tery, dine 80. kvetna
v krrizkovych zapasech porada-
nych Mr.. Ed Conntosem v Coli
scum 1cinkovati budou nasle-
dujici zapasnlci:
Lord Leslie Carlton, 228 10.
champion Of British Empire)
VS.. Mike Mazurki, $50 ID. (For-
mer Wrestling Star Of New
York City College, Also Movie
Starr.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
bu 1 hodiny aneb 1 porazky.
V nasledujfcfch A zapasech
ktere ureeny jsou ma dobu 30
minut aneb 1 porazky 1cinkujl:
Slim Zimbelman, $50 ID. VS..
Hardy Kruzkamp, PIG ID. z
Hollywood.
Rosie Red Ryan, 220 ID. z
Bostonu VS.. Ted Tourtas, ZIG
lb. (~Gree-American) re San
Francisco, Cal.
Ivan Komaroff, 225 ID. z
Norwalk VS.. Steve Cob, PIP 10.
Philadelphia.
Mahmud Youscuff, 245 ID. z
Turecka VS.. Joe Komaroff, 225
Id. z Connecticut.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Ruske rybaTske lodi kotvily u
anglickeho pobTezi.

Londyn: = Tezke boure v
anglickem kanalu primely sku-
pinu 80 ruskych rybarskych To-
d1, doprovazenych zasobovaci
lodi k zakotven1 v Mounts Bay
We vzdalenosti pGl mile Cd an
glick6ho pobrezf. Anglictf Gel
nj 1Tedn1ci vstoupili ma paluby
ruskych lodi, kde jim bylo sde-
leno, re flotila ma nam1reno do
Cern6ho more, kde ma pos1lit
tamnf ruske rybaTske lodstvo.
Pozd6ji ruske lodi zvedly
kotvy a pluly do Bicajskeho "a
livu tvorfcf pravy 1hel mezi
span6lskym a francouzskym
pobTez1m.
V anglickem tisku vzbudilo
objevenf Sc tax velkeho poctu
ruskych plavidel znacnou po-
zornost proto, re prichazf pra-
We v dobe, kdy anglicke lodstvo
provadf spolu S francouzsky-
mi. belgickymi a holandskymi
jednotkami velke namornf cvi-
cent v Bicajskem zalivu. An
glicka admiralita sdeluje, re
isou pohyby one lodn1 skupiny
neustale pozorovany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Jugoslavie protestuje prot
ubiti sveho obcana.

Belehrad: = Jugosalvie pro-
testovala proti zatcen1 a muce-
nj. ktere ~zpGsobila smrt pred
sedy jugoslavske lidove fronty
v Ceskoslovensku Dimitrova
Dimitrijevice. V note, ktera
byIa odevzdana ceskosloven-
skemu ministerstvu zahranic-
Mich vecf, jugoslavska vlada "a
da o potrestan1 tech clen1 po-
licie, kteri jsou odpovedni "a
smrt Dimitrijevice We vezen1 v
Brandyse mad Labem.
Poole doslych zprav byl v
Ceskoslovensku zatcen dopiso-
vatel tiskove agentury Tanjug
v Praze, Radoslav Bajagic. By
vala 1Tednice prazske kance-
lafe Tanjugu Marie Frankova
obvinila Bajagice re sp%ionaze.
Frankova take prohlasila, re
jugoslavsky novinar mluvil O
Ceskoslovensku jake O holub-
niku v souvislOsti S tim, re ma
majovych oslavach, symbolem
ceskoslovenske m1rove kampa-
ne byla holubice. Bylo pozo-
ruhodne, re tyto holubice mi
ru, vypustene v Praze ma prvni+
no MAZE, odletely pc vypustenl
z kleci smerem ma zapad. Fran
kova, ktera sc narodila v Ter
stu, pozadala ceskoslovenskou
vladu o asyl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Sedm byvalych csl. diplomatic
do Australia.

Sydney: - Vsichni clenove
csl. ~diplomaticke mise v Nemec-
ku, kteri spolecn6 resignovall
v listopadu lonskeho roku, do
jeli "a veden1 DIR. Leopolda Roz-
borila do Newcastlu v Austria
lii. Prijeli ma imigrantske lodi
FIJI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Kloboucnicka unie proti nekale
soutezi z CSR.

Washington, D. C. = Delnic-
ky vybor byl informovan O ne
kale sout6zi, kterou must pre-
konavat americky kloboucnic-
ky prGmysl, jenz je poskozovan
dovozem levnych muzskych klo
boukG z Ceskoslovenska, vyra-
b6nych pri otrockych mzdach.
Nasledkem teto souteze jsou
vytlacovani americtf deln1ci v
kloboucnickych tovarnach z
prace.
MAJ Lewis, generalni tajem-
nix kloboucnicke unie sdelir
kongresn1mu vyboru, re re no.
600 delnfkG v americkem klo-
boucnickem prGmyslu je asi
1000 bez prace. Lewis pou-
kazal ma to, re znarodnene ces-
kosolvenske kloboucnicke to-
varny nedavno nab1lezly tucet
kloboukovych forem "a pou-
hych $40.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
PRODA Sc:
Il O 2

vystaveny z cihel, naproti kras-
nemu parku. Pekny, utulny
pro rodinu $ detmi. u
Sun Parlor, obyvaci
pokoj, jidelna, kuchyn a zadnl
veranda. Ma 2. patfe 4 lozni-
ce, dlazdicova koupelna Sc spr-
chou a zadnf veranda - Tope-
nj horkou vodou coil Burner) (.
prohlidce v nedeli v elsie
1887 N. HILTON STREET
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Rudi zabrali americke budovy
" kantonu.

Hong Kong, Gina: = Kon-
sulat Spojenych StatI Hong
Kongu dostal zpravu, re clnstl
komuniste zabrali v Kantonu
budovu, ktera byvala sfdlem a.
merickeho vyslanectv1 a anne
ricke 1stredni informacnf sluz-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
5000 nsmeckych VENT umlrs
v ruskych taborech.

Frankfurt: - Socialne de-
mokraticka nemecka strana O.
znamila, re obdrzela dopis, po-
die ktereho 5000 nemeckych
politickych VENT umira v So
v9tskem koncentracnim tabofe
v Rudisfne. Tetno dopis byl
nropasoVan z koncentraku a W.
z1ya zapadni Nemce a Mezi-
narodnf Cerveny KT1z, ably po-
mahal obetem komunistickeho
teroru. Pomoc je zivotne d.
lezita. uvadf Sc v dopisu, jak j
nedostaneme brzy, jsme ztra-
cent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Move, Oddelene Telefon1 Seznamy
Jsou Nynl Dorucovany

Mnohe prednosti oddelenych zlutych Stranek a
Abecednich Telefon1ch SeznamI byly jz de-
monstrovany. New York, Chicago, Los Angeles,
Detroit, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Boston, Wash
ington a Pittsburgh prokazaly, re Sc We sluzbe
osvedcily. Baltimore je desatym metropolitnlm
okruhem v Americe, jehoz wrist ospravedlnil
tento krok ku pfedu.
o polovinu lehci, dvakrat tax pfirucnejsi
Jeden z dvojitych seznamd nynf dorucovanych
obsahuje pouze abecednf zaznamy. Druhy je
novy, oddelene FLUTE STRANKY - vas nej-
novelist Klasifikacni Telefoni Seznam. Oba bu-
dou lehcf a snadnejsl. Oba Weldon v ~platnost o
p1lnoci 8. cervna, kdy sc men1 zpusob zavolanl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26

z baltimorskych ciseln1kovych telefonG do pred
mest1.
Novy plan dialovani do predmssti
uspisi sluzbu
Pocinaje pGlnocf 8. cervna budete moci zacisel-
nikovati Gainesville a TOwson ~telefony primo z
Baltimore, = zrovna tax. jake byste clselnlkovali
baltimorske cislo. Phi volanf z Baltimore do
vetsiny predmestskych cast, budete moci zacf-
selnikovati zvlastnf znacku pro tuto obec a pax
sdelte telefonistce oslo, ktere chcete.
Naleznete uplne instrukce O tonic cas-
1spornem planu ma strane 1. novych Abeced
Mich a zlute Stranky Seznamech, dvou oddele-
nych telefonfch knih, nynf dorucovanych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26

Mnozf Tide vynakladajf cely
sv1j zivot jedine ma to, ably
umTeli bohat1.
Evening star., 1950-03-11
Hearing in Gambling Case
Made by Richitt Continued

Arscheduled hearing of gamb-
ling charge against Louis A. Zam-'
pini, 36, owner of a newsstand in
the 1900 block of L street NV,
was continued for two weeks yes
terday by Municipal Court Judge
Walter j. Casey.
The third continuance in the
case was ordered after Assistant
United States Attorney Jerome
Powell told Judge Casey the case
has been presented to the grand
jury. Zampini, who was not in
court when the case was con-
tinued last Friday, again was
absent yesterday.
zampini, who is charged with
operating lottery, was arrested
early in February by Capt. An
thony Richitt. Capt. Richett,
who was transferred from the
Third to the Eighth precinct last
week, told reporters he arrested
zampini several months after
Vice Squad 1t. Roy Blick de-
scribed the place as "clean as .
whistle" 1t. Blick denied this,
and charged that Capt. Richett
had never made a formal report
of suspected gambling activity
there.
Evening star., 1950-03-11
Man Held in Fatal Stabbing
Over Women and Money

An argument over women and
money led to the fatal stabbing
of man early today in an apart
ment at 614 T street NV, ac-
cording to police.
Charles Linton, 27, colored, OF
1887 Vermont avenue NV, died
of knife wounds in the chest short
ly after being. admitted to Freed
mems Hospital.
Police charged David Rogers,
jr.. 27, also colored, of the first
block of New York avenue NV,
with the murder. They said Lin
ton wandered from the apartment
after the fight and was found in
dazed condition a block away by
two passersby. They took him to
the hospital.
Detectives Benson Taylor, L. B.
Furr and A. j. Sweeny arrested
Rogers at his home. An inquest
was set for 1880 am. Monday.
Evening star., 1950-03-11
Alexandra Doctor Fined s.
In Traffic Death Of Man, 90

DR.. William Allen Fuller, 90, of
IT'S South Washington street,
Alexandria, has been fined IS for
failing to give the right of way to
a 90-year-old pedestrian his car
struck and killed.
DR.. Fuller was convicted Feb
ruary "a in Alexandria Civil and
Police Court. Sentence was i'm
posed yesterday by Substitute
Judge Harry F. Kennedy.
DR.. Fuller was driving when the
car struck Freeman Murray, COL
ored, on February 10 at the in
tersection of Washington and
Oronoco streets. Mr.. Murray died
two days later.
Sentencing was deferred while
Commemorative Attorney Howard
w. Smith, jr., decided whether
other charges would be brought.
Mr.. Smith said yesterday he
planned no further prosecution.
Evening star., 1950-03-11
Zoom'- sounds
Peaceful uI--PIons
Post-Bomb World
By the Associoted Press

ROCKPORT. Mass. Mar. IL
A self-styled "Zoom,' who predicts
the world will end by an H-bomb
blast April 7, 1854, says he and
his followers will be around after
wards to start "a new civilization
where we shall live mostly on soya
beans"
"The zoom" told newsman his
name is Jack Goldie, So, and that
he formerly lived in Newark, N. j.
He said he is a mystic and that
my title is a blend of old mystic
sounds which subconsciously pro-
duce feeling of peace in the
listener"
The "Zoom" and a group of 16
men and women are meeting in a
cottage in this famed artists sum-
mer colony town, the leader says
ito design the new civilization.
Somewhere nearby on the rugged
Atlantic Coast, the Zoom said, lies
the secret cavern in which the
"zoomites" will take refuge April
7, 1854. He refused to elaborate
on just how this cave would see
the group safely through the pre-
dicted H-bomb blast.
Evening star., 1950-03-11
FIC Says District Couple
1rieked Delinquent Debtors

The Federal Trade Commission
today accused a Washington man
and his wife with deception IL,
obtaining information from de-
linquent debtors.
They are Robert o. Bennett
and Lille K. Bennett of 504 Aspen
street NV. The commission, in
Its complaint, said that in operat-
ing the National Service Bureau,
they induced debtors to fill out
euestionnaires in the belief they
would receive substantial checks
The Bennetts were pictured by
the commission as being in the
business of locating delinquent
debtors and selling information
about them to clients. They were
given 20 days to file answers tt
the complaint.
The FTC said a debtor who wa.
delinquent in his bills would ge'
a form letter from the Bennett.
that If he answered an accom-.
panying QUESTIONABLE, he woulc
get a check for money which hat
been deposited with the burea,
for him. After the debtor re-
turned the QUESTIONABLE, he wa!
forwarded check for 10 cents
the commission added.
The Bennetts were reported tt
be in Florida and were not avail
able for comment.
Evening star., 1950-03-11
Merger Of Fund Drives
Will Be Considered
By Board Of Trade

Policymakers Of the Board of
Trade will consider action on the
city's fund-drive problem at their
next meeting March 20. it was
learned today.
Frederick p H. Siddons, board
president, said he believes a pro-
posal for merger of major drives
has tremendous merit" and that
the community should give it "se-
riouS consideration"
The Community Chest Fedora
ton has called for a civic meet
ing to discuss tie merger idea.
Chest leaders suggested the Board
of Trade could sponsor the meet
ing.
To Co to Executive Committee.
The matter already has had
some preliminary discussion at a
meeting of the trade body's Board
of Directors. Mr.. Siddons said he
intends to introduce it at an Ex-
ecutive Committee meeting a week
from Monday.
The Trade Board head also
serves as treasurer of two groups
carrying On major drives here
the District Chapter of the Amer
lean Red Cross and the Washing
ton division of the American Can
Ger Society. He emphasized,
however, that he was commenting
as an individual and not as spokes-
man for any of the three organi-
cations.
Editorial Cites Seriousness.
The Board of Trade News, Off
cial journal of the business group.
warned OF the seriousness of the
fund-drive situation in an edi-
torial in its latest issue. distrib-
uted this week.
The problem also is becoming
increasingly acute among all
business" stated the editorial.
unless something is done, there
may be a general dearth of con-
tributions to such charitable en-
terpriSeS."
The Chest Federation, in urging
an area-wide meeting on the
problem, said it hoped Inter
ested citizens" would be the spon-
sors. rather than the Chest itself.
But it suggested the Chest could
be a nucleus" for a bigger united
drive, and said it would call a
meeting itself if no other group
acted within 80 days.
Chest leaders will have another
opportunity to consider the prob
lem when the organization new
Board CT Directors meets for the
first time Wednesday. The meet
ing will be at 4 pm. in the Amer
ican Security & Trust Co. board
room.
Evening star., 1950-03-11
Job-Ending Notices
Given VA Employees a!
1900 Slash Begins

The Veterans Administration S
plan to cut personnel by about
1900 was under way today with
the distribution of thousands OF
job-ending notices.
VA spokesmen said present in
dications were that only about
40 employees would be discharged
in Washington, 81 in the regional
Office and IS in the central Office
The order cutting the Nation
wide payroll of about 1876. 900 full
time and 10000 part-time en-
ployes was announced March 3 by
Administrator Carl R. Gray. jr
The cuts were ordered to get with
in budget limitations for the next
fiscal year.
officials said it was probable
that some "subregional" and
contact" offices throughout the
country will be closed. Most of
these are stated by one or two
men.
| Each OF the 10 regional Offices
operates on an employment Cell
ing" Since some of them have
been operating below current CELL
ing levels. the looping off process
may not be as drastic as if they
were fully stated.
Although the exact number of
dismissals is still problematical,
dismissal notices were handed out
yesterday as advance warning to
those who possibly will be affected,
| it was said.
Evening star., 1950-03-11
Five Ask Court Here
To Halt Job Test

Five Washington area men
today were asking District Court
to block an impending Treasury
Department employment exami-
nation on the claim that it won I
be held on an "open and COM
petitive" basis.
Treasury Secretary Snyder and
Alvin w. Hall, director of the
Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing, were named as co-defendants.
The examination in question is
scheduled for next Wednesday
March 15) for positions of ap-
prentice plate printers.
Judge Richmond B. Keech
ordered a hearing Tuesday to de-
eide whether a preliminary in
junction should be issued to stall
the examination until the court
rules on its legality.
Attorneys John Williamson and
Charles Foster declared that the
test now is open only to such
employees of the bureau as mes
sengers, elevator operators, junior
clerks and guards. For the past
81 years. they said, the same
examination had been open to
any applicants.
Evening star., 1950-03-11
Reynolds for Senate Club
SET Up 10 Unseat Graham

A Reynolds for Senate" clut
was formed here last night to sup
port former Senator Robert R
Reynolds of North Carolina in his
attempt to win reelection to the
Senate.
Mr.. Reynolds has announced he
will seek the Democratic nomina-
ton for the seat now held by Sem
ator Graham, Democrat. of North
Carolina.
More than 200 persons attended
a meeting at the Willard Hotel
for the organizational meeting
Wesley E. Mcdonald, secretary to
Mr.. Reynolds when he was in the
Senate, was elected chairman OF
the club. Mr.. Reynolds was not
present.
Evening star., 1950-03-11
Police Still Seek Woman
Missing in Prince GEORGES

Search was continued in Prince
Georges County today for Mrs.
Gertrude Nolte, 46, missing from
her Carmody Hills home since
March 2.
Police said Mrs. Nolte left note
indicating suicide. Her husband
Charles reported her disappear
ance after finding the note, police
said.
1t has been determined that she
did not go to the home of a sister
in Chambersburg, Pa, according
to police. AS result the search
is being concentrated in the woods
near the Nolte home, 524 Carmody
Hills drive.
Evening star., 1950-03-11
Guilty Verdict Voided
By Court, Clearing
Man in Girls Charges

District Court Judge James w.
Morris yesterday set aside a guilty
verdict on grounds that the jury's
finding was contrary to the evi-
dence.
AS direct result of the court's S
action, Louis Reaves, 80, colored,
1900 block of M street NV, was
entitled to new trial on a charge
of taking indecent liberties with
his eight-year -old stepdaughter.
He is, however, entirely &C
quilted of the charge. After Judge
Morris had ruled that the verdict
was contrary to the evidence, AS
sistant United States Attorney
John c. Conliff. jr.. who prose-
cuted. asked the courts permis-
sion to dismiss the case. Mr..
Conliff explained that he had no
additional evidence to that al
ready offered at the trial.
Acquittal Verdict Denied.
II do not feel the verdict is
supported by the evidence" Judge
Morris said in setting the guilty
verdict aside. Judge Morris, in
granting the right to a new trial,
had denied the defense motion for
an outright verdict of acquittal.
The governments dismissal re-
quest followed.
= In making his ruling, Judge
Morris revealed that juror,
whose name he did not mention,
had come to him and stated he
had mot been able to Sleep after
the verdict. The juror, Judge
Morris said, had told him that
he and two other jurors had
thought Reayes should have been
acquitted but were swayed by
Others.
Later it was revealed that the
juror who was unable to sleep
was Francis x. Barry, q, of 935
Kennedy street NV, a real estate
salesman.
Doubted Judgment.
Reached at his home, Mr.. Barry
said:
Il turned the thing over in my
mind. I felt that words were put
IN the little girls mouth. / am
just ~ years old and it is the
first time I served on a jury"
Although feeling in the first
place that Reaves was innocent,
Mr.. Barry said that later he felt
"the others couldn't be wrong -
Subsequently, he said, after think
ing the matter over he decided
differently that Reaves should
have been acquitted by the jury.