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Evening star., 1950-04-25
Doctor S Arraignmen
On Illegal Operation
Charge Is Delayed

Arraienment of DR.. William A.
Goodloe, SO, colored, of the 1900
block Of s street NV, on charges
Of committing an abortion and
conspiring to bribe a Government
witness was postponed today until
May 5.
United States Commissioner
Cyril S. Lawrence ordered the
continuance at the request of AS
sistant United States Attorney
Andrew w. Howard. who pointed
out that the complaining witness
was not availa BILE today.
Mr.. Lawrence reduced the physi-
clans bond on the abortion charge
from $4,000 to $4,000 but con-
tinued 5000 bond on the bribery
charge.
Woman Expected to Appear.
Miss Alice L. Galusha. 26, of the
1900 block of Clifton street NV,
Peoples Drug Store Office en-
ploye who police say Is involved in
the bribery attempt. was expected
to appear before MIR. Lawrence
later today.
She was arrested by Balti-
more police Saturday. Detec-
tives in that city allegedly heard
the red-haired Washington woman
attempt to bribe witness not to
appear before Washington grand
jury against DR.. Goodloe.
Washington police said DR..
Goodloe performed an abortion
this year on a Baltimore woman
who now is the complaining wit
ness against him.
Miss Galusha was trapped. ac-
cording to marShals and police,
after she was driven to Baltimore
Saturday by DR.. Goodloe.
Baltimore police were tipped off
to the alleged bribery attempt, be-
fore it took place by United States
Attorney George Morris Fay. The
officers said they concealed them
selves in the witnesses S home, heard
the bribery attempt and then ar
rested Miss GaluSha. DR.. Goodloe
apparently did not take part in
the direct attempt, police said.
Grand Jury to Hear Case.
Mr.. Fay would not discuss the
abortion charges but the grand
jury is expected to hear testimony
on the case tomorrow Grand
jury operations are secret.
Efforts of Baltimore police to
expedite Miss Galusha's return to
Washington apparently went awry
because of a misunderstanding. To
speed her return, Baltimore au-
thorities took her before State Su-
preme Court Judge Michael J.
Manley rather than before a Unit
ed States commissioner.
Miss Galusha signed an ex-
tradition waiver yesterday in pro-
ceedings before Judge Manley that
lasted less than five minutes.
Then Baltimore police waited
most of yesterday for Washington
authorities to come for her.
Mr.. Fay thought Detective
Sergt. Bernard Crook of the HON.
icide Squad was going to Balti-
more to bring Miss Galusha here.
Instead. Sergt. Crook sent the
warrant inroutine fashion through
the United States Attorneys
Office. ,,...
When Mr.. Fay discovered that
the warrant was about to be
mailed to Baltimore, he cis-
patched a marshal to Baltimore
last night to carry out the ex-
tradition.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Heavy Speeding Fines
Urged for Repeaters

Motorists with repeated speed
ing records are being permitted
to get off by forfeiting $40 coll
lateral deposited at the station
houses and are seldom brought
into court. the Trafic Court Con-
ference agreed yesterday.
Those who are brought into
court, the conference was told. are
able to evade punishment by hav-
ing as many as 10 continuances.
by which time most OF the wit.
nesses have disappeared, It was
said.
The conference wants speeders
brought into court, tried promptly
and given fines large enough to
discourage repeated offenses.
Plans were made at the meeting
for the fifth annual conference
and panel discussion Of traffic
conditions In the District. The
meeting will be held on May II.
The morning session will be di-
rected by Judge George Nelson
OF Municipal Court and the aft
ernoon session by Traffic Direc-
tor George e. Keneipp. p
Panels for the two sessions will
include Washington I. Cleveland
of the American Automobile AS
sociation, Assistant Corporation
Counsel Clark King, Inspector
Arthur E. Miller of the Police De-
partment. Judge Frank Myers OF
Municipal Court. Mrs. Mary A.
Silver. chairman Of the Board OF
Restoration and Revocation OF
Automobile permits.
Also Chief Judge George p.
Barse of Municipal Court. At
torney Harry Wender. Lawton J.
Cantrell, associate superintendent
OF public schools; Judge Nadine
Gallagher Of Municipal Court,
Nathan M. Luber, chairman Of the
Legislative Committee OF the Dis
trict Bar Association: Charles
Burton Of the Junior Chamber OF
Commerce and Col. Howard STALL
ing OF the American Security and
Casualty Companies Of America.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District of Columbia-Cloudy,
with highest temperature in the
50s today and possible afternoon
showers. Showers tonight, prob
ably ending tomorrow morning.
Lowest temperature tonight about
50 degrees. Partly cloudy and cool
tomorrow afternoon.
Maryland - Showers tonight,
probably ending tomorrow morn
ing. Not quite so cool tonight.
Partly cloudy and cool tomorrow
afternoon.
Virginia - Showers tonight,
probably ending tomorrow morn
ing. Cooler in southwest portion
Evening star., 1950-04-25

tonight. Fair and cool tomorrow
afternoon.
Wind velocity at 80 o'clock
this morning. IL miles per hour;
direction, southeast.
Five-day Forecast for Washington
and Vicinity, April $3.50.
The temperatures will average
near normal for the period. The
normal maximum for the Wash
ington area is SO degrees, normal
minimum 48 degrees. Cool to-
morrow and Thursday. Milder
Friday and Saturday with cooler
again Sunday. Showers ending
tomorrow morning but likely again
Friday or Saturday totaling about
one-half inch.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Dental Issue Before Court

Can a dental technician adjust
a patients plate without obtaining
a State dentists license?
The constitutionality of a law
that says he can't is being studied
by Judge Charles c. Marbury in
Prince Georges County Circuit
Court. Yesterday a jury found
Stephen Robert Dellavalle, a
Mount Rainier technician. guilty
OF practicing dentistry without a
license. The court has deferred
imposition Of penalties. however,
while it studies defense arguments
that the law is unconstitutional.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Mrs. Truman Slightly III,
Cancels Engagements

A slight attack of influenza
caused Mrs. Truman to cancel her
weekend social activities on her
doctors orders. Mrs. James M.
Helm, the White House social sec
retary, said today.
The Presidents wife missed to-
days luncheon of the Senate Red
Cross Ladies in the caucus room
at the Capitol.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Mrs. Miller Will Not Run.

Representative Smith, Demo
fcrat, Of Virginia, today expressed
surprise that Mrs. Helen Hill Mil
ler of Charlottesville. will not OPP
poses him in this years 9Th Dfs-
trict House contest. -.
Mrs. Miller. wife Of Francis
Pickens Miller who ran second ir
a four-way race for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governo,
last year. had criticized Mr.
Smith for voting Republican
more often than he votes with
Democrats in the House. Mr.
Smith refused to comment but
expressed surprise that Mrs. Mil
ler would not run.
He will be opposed in the pri-
mary by Arthur F. Souther. Ar
lington attorney.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Temperatures II
Opera at Fredericksburo
FREDERICKSBURG. va. ]

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, April
Is (SpeciaD The opera class at
Mary Washington College OF the
University of Virginia will pre-
sent Humperdincks "Hansel and
Gretel" in George Washington
Auditorium here Sunday after
noon.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Alternate Airport Opposed

Proposed location of an alter
nate flying field to Washington
National Airport at Annandale,
Fairfax County. was opposed by
the Falls Church City Council last
night.
A resolution urged selection of a
'sparsely settled area" and will
be sent to Virginia members OF
Congress. The proposed site |,
about 3 miles from Falls Church
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Grand Jury Renews
Probe OF Lewis Jury
1ampering Charges

A grand jury Investigation In
connection with alleged jury tam
pel'ing charges in the gambling
trial of William (Snags) Lewis
and two others has been renewed.
Z The investigation is being con-
Quoted by a grand jury sworn in
in January and not discharged
after the usual three months
service, although a new grand
jury was sworn in this month.
The old grand jury returned an
indictment on March %, charging
Bennie C. Caldwell, colored. own
er of the Club Bali, 1901 Four
teenth street NV, with jury
tampering in connection with the
gambling trial of Lewis. Attilio
Acalotti and Frank Billeci. A jury
found the three guilty.
The same grand jury was re-
called yesterday and heard Daniel
M Gary, colored, a New York
booking agent for bands and en-
tertainers.
Gary, according to his attornev,
Perry w. Howard. is an old friend
of Caldwell and formerly .em-
ployed the latter in operation of
the Crystal Caverns, a night CLUB
here.
Also subpoenaed was James
Marcus Vance, operator of a
pharmacy in the Dunbar Hotel.
But his attorney Curtis P. Nit
chell, field a motion to quash the
subpoena and Vance did not ap-
year.
The motion to quash still is
awaiting action. 1t contends Vance
does mot know the nature of the
proceeding or the purpose"
Consequently, his counsel is
unable to intelligently advise him"
the motion says.
1t also contends the subpoena
for Mr.. Vance "is one calculated
to cause the petitioner tMr.
Vance to testify against himself"
Evening star., 1950-04-25
czeehs sNameCepieka,
Red Party Firebrand,
Minister Of Defense
ey me Aue<,s.es Press

PRAGUE. csechoslovakia, April
25,-The official CSech news
agency today announced one Of
the governments stanchest Com.
munist Party members. DR.. Alexei
Cepicka. had been named Min
lister Of Defense,
Cepicka. son-in-lsw of PreSi-
dent Klement Gottwsld. has been
Minister Of Justice and head OF,
the state ONCE for church affairs.
He succeeds Ludvik Svoboda.
who the agency said had been re-.
lieved OF his post by his own
request" and now becomes q vice
premier and director for the
state office OF physical culture.
81 Sentenced Over Week End.
The cabinet shakeup came in
the midst of widespread trials Of
alleged spies and Sahoteurs. Over
the week end ~ persons were SEN
fenced and state courts are trying
another Is. 81
Sdenek Fierlnger. former
Deputy Prime Minister, will take
over the state, pcNlce for church
affairs. Svoboda's appointment 10
the Physical Culture Ministry re-
lieves Information Minister Vaclav
Kopecky OF that post. which he
had been filing also.
DR.. Stefan Vais, head Of the
Presidents chancellory. was
named Minister Of Justice, the
agency said.
! The agency said Gottwald. in
a letter to Svoboda. expressed his
appreciation and thanks for your
work devoted to the building up OF
our new peoples democratic army"
and wished him success In his new
post.
Cepicka. 39-year-old Communist
flrebrand in his previous posts led
the states fight against the
Roman Catholic Church and
pushed the stringent church con-
troll laws through the National
Assembly.
/ He was the main government
spokesman against Czech Catholic
primate Archbishop Josef Beran
and the nations bishops, and
carried out prosecutions OF Cath
olic clergymen accused of violating
the church laws.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Maryland
and
Virginia
FoHs Church Will Join
In Doylight Time. c honge
News in Brief

Falls Church will go along with
the District when-and fit
changes to daylight saving time.
The City Council took this ac-
ton last night. thus joining Ar
lington and Alexandria in the
suburban Virginia area. Mary
land usually changes with Wash
ington, while all but the suburban
area in Virginia is required by
law to remain on standard time.
Prospects of the area chang
ing over Sunday, along with
other big cities. grew simmer,
however. because the House failed
to take up the question on Dis
trict day yesterday and the omni-
bus Federal appropriations bill
now has first priority. One OBJ
jector can keep the daylight time
question off the floor.
Evening star., 1950-04-25

apparently did not stop at stop
sign and that White would be
charged with manslaughter on
his release from the hospital,
Mrs. Martin was the mother OF
two sons. Fred and Andrew Jack
son Martin, She had nine broth
ers and two sisters. Born In Mel
son County. Va. she grew up IL,
Lynchburg and moved to Arling-
ton about 20 years ago, her family
said. Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Doctors Study Overchoroes

Ever been overcharged by a
doctor-Or think YOU have?
II you live In Maryland. a
grievance committee will con-
slider your complaint. In Balti-
more the Medical and Chirugi-
cal Faculty set up such a group
to Improve relationships" be-
tween the public and the State
Medical ASsOciatiOn.-AP.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Cord Purty at Nj. Roinier

The Huntemann-Huf Unit No
ITO, American Legion Auxiliary
will give a card party at 8:3G
pm. tomorrow in the Legion
Home. Mount Rainier.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Church Dinner Scheduled

The Ladies Guild Of St. Barna-
bas Episcopal Church will sponsor
southern Maryland fried chick
en- dinner at the church hall. OXEN
Hill. Md, at S pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Ooklond Pork MEETING

The Oakland Terrace Citizens
Association will meet at 8 pm. to-
morrow at the Kensington Md
Fire House.
Evening star., 1950-04-25
US, WEATHER sURfAU MAP
Rx.-s - Fa>AAfsa

Skies will cloudy tonight between the Mississippi and
the Atlantic with expected to fall from the East
Detroit Atlanta line The colder air
the plains region expected into Ohio valley with
rising the temperature setting in from Colorado to
Montana Most Of the country west OF the
Mississippi enjoy fair weather tonight ZAP Wirephoto Map
Evening star., 1950-04-25
River Rep0rt.

Tide Tables.
Furnished by United states Coast AND
Geodetic SurYeyl
Evening star., 1950-04-25
Precipitation.

Monthly urecipitation in inehe
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-01

been redecorated and fluorescent
lights installed. New flooring will
also be laid before the remodel
ing has been completed.
Faculty
Dale S. Porter, Principal, Math-
ematics; Mary Jane Cochran,
Commercial; Raymon Deacon, Vo-
cational Agriculture; John Haas,
music; Ethel Jacobson, Mathe-
matics, History; David Masters,
Science; Paul Miller, Industrial
Arts, Social Science; Mary
Mooney, English, Latin; Ralph
Powless, Social Sciene, Physical
Education; Ruth Taylor, Home
Economics, English, Library; Des-
sa Mccoy, Grade 6; Kenneth Coe,
Grade 5; Florence Kell,
Grade A; Faye Coe, Grade g.;
Charlotte RAIDER, Grade 2; Eliza
beth Young, Grade l; "B" School,
Edith Traftzer, Grades Sc;
Pauline Ashmore, Grades ga;
Vernona Henderson, Grade q;
Grace Webb, Grade l and Fletch-
er II. Andrix, Veterans Training.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-01
Cattle Feeder
May Win $1,000

Fame and fortune may come to
local cattle feeders as a result of
the Fifth Annual Bourbon Beef
Show which will be held in Louis
vile, Kentucky, on Dec. 5th and
9Th. The Grand Champion Steer
or Heifer will receive a new 1000
bill while a like piece of legal
tender will go to the Champion
Carload of IS head. Two $500
bills are also awarded at the
show. These 60 to the Reserve
Grand Champion and to the Sec
ond Prize Carload. There are 43
other prizes for the total of S5,-
600 in premiums. No other show
in the world offers two $1,000
and two $500 bills for fat cattle.
All cattle in the show are fat
tened on balanced rations con-
tanning either distillers dried
grains or distillers dried solubles
which make them eligible to show
as Bourbon Beeves.' These feeds
are especially high in the Vitamin
B Complex and give livestock
hearty appetites. This is the first
year that Bourbon Beeves" from
outside Kentucky have been al
lowed to compete. During the first
four years only Kentucky fed an
imals were shown.
Entries this year extend from
Ohio to Nebraska and from Michi-
gan to Mississippi. An all time
record for single steers has been
entered and competition promises
to be keen.
Local Bourbon Beeves" will be
shown by:
Emerson Marting, WASH
ington Court House, Ohio, 1
head; o. w. House, Willow
Lee Farms, Washington
Court House, Ohio, 2 head;
John A. GoodfelIow, Home
stead Farms, Springfield,
Ohio, 2 head.
The Bourbon Beeves'' will be
shown and judged on Tuesday,
Dec. 5th and will be sold at auct-
ion on Wednesday, Dec. 9th. Six
nationally known judges will place
the awards. They are: DR.. w. P.
Garrigus, University of Kentucky,
Lexington: Mr.. Lee S. Dismuke.
Roberts Packing Co, Jacksonville.
Florida; Mr. Karl Hoffman. Ida
Grove, Iowa; Mr.. ]. Y. Gould.
Swift & Co, Chicago; Mr.. Ray
d. Spain, Wilson & Co., Chicago:
and Robert A. Smith, Armour &
Co, also from Chicago.
Col. Tom McCord, Montgomery.
Alabama, will handle the auction
hammer while Buck Rash. Hen
dersopi Kyb will manage this
years show as he has for the
past four years The show il held
at the Bourbon Stock Yards In
Louisville.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-01
West jefferson Schools
To Reopen September 5

West Jefferson schools reopen
for the 1950-51 term Tuesday
Sept. 5, Supt Dale S. Porter,
announced today.
Glasses are to be conducted
from 900 to 11:30 a. m. for or
ganization purposes, according to
Supt. Porter.
The cafeteria at the ''B" School,
Route 40, will open Wednesday.
Opening date of the high
school cafeteria is to be an
nounced at the school. Construct
ion work on the new cafeteria is
barely started. The concrete
floor was being poured this week.
School buses will run Tuesday
morning at the usual time, Supt.
Porter said.
Meet Monday
A meeting of the faculty in the
high school building has been
scheduled for 1000 a. m. Mon
Qay sept. q.
New teachers hired by the
Board of Education include Ralph
Powless, Social Science and Physi-
cal Education a Columbus resident
who graduated from Otterbein
College this year and Paul Miller,
Columbus graduate of Ohio State
University, who will teach in the
new Industrial Arts Department
and will also be the instructor
in Social Science.
Remodeling of the West JEFF
ferson school building is near COM
pletion. The building interior has
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-01
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Arthur M. Shenefeit, Minister
THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Greer S. lmbrie, Minister

PRESBYTERIAN Senior Choir will practice Friday
sSna sssang sspts@bsr 5s1 g i5 the Methodist Church
The Sunday Schools @ in the respective churches m will begin
schedule and each school will return to its regular meeting
The Union Worship Service will 10 the Meth
odst Church This will be the last of this series of
"A Worker With God For the anthem, the Senior Choir di
Roberts with Mrs Kenneth Fichner soost The
organ s m played by by Mrs William Ensey viii include
Kuniz There for small children during the
The meeting of Westminster Fellowship will be
on SUNDAY September 10 The Presbyterian Guild will meet
Madison Lake at $50 p. m Drink furnished.
CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION
c. H. Rice, Minister
$40 a m sunday school, Mr. j. Bryan Wilson, supt
Lesson Topic: Peter, who became man of power.
1870 1920 a. m Morning worship.
7:30 p. m. Evangeistic service Wednesday Sept 6.
800 Midweek prayer service. The Young Peoples
ganizaion will be in charge of this service.
ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
lawrence r Rush, Pastor East Second at Walnut
1hs S chre seSoo sday George sseg Wene sD
port The Topic w Closer M NV
There will be no meetings of the Luther Leagues this Sun
Luther League Workshop Camp Mowana Mansfield
DAY ns evening Wnal through Monday m1m1g ts m
in the Parish Hall at p Wednesday evening All teach
practice at $50 next THURSDAY The
Senior choir will practice at s:15 P m next Thursday
Plan now for the General cleaning Night"
day, September 18th. Details will be announced later.
Men of the church. don't forget the work finished
the yard tomorrow night Friday,
early possible, with shovels rakes
THE CHURCH IN PERFECT FELLOWSHIP
TradersvlIe
David Smith,
Sunday School 1000 m. Richard Daniel Supt
Morning Worship IL 100 m, Evening worship 7:45 D. M
Young Peoples meeting Tuesday evening 800 D. m
Prayer service Thursday evening 800 D. m.
LILLY CHAPEL METHODIST PARISH
Charles Hoffman,
Georgesville-Sunday School B Myers Stunt
Worship 1890. r.
The church will meet for pouck supper business
meeting Thursday evening Sept 7th parish house
Big Plan-Sunday School $780, Mrs Orve Cunlmins Supt
Lilly Chapel-Sunday school $50 Mr. Roger Keye Supt
The trustees will meet at the parsonage Wednesday
ing September 6.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-01

between cambridge Merchants
and the McLish Dairy team of
Columbus. The Washington c. III.
Moose will oppose the Bainbridge
club Monday afternoon at 2::3O.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-01

The two-day program calls for a
fishfry, entertainment by radio
stars, a horse pulling contest, and
two baseball games.
The Rural Rangers featuring
Judy Perkins and Noal Burris will
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-01

be the main attraction on Sunday,
and the horse pulling contest will
highlight the Monday schedule
Free pony rides will be provided
for all children.
Sundays baseball game will be
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-01
News Of the Churches
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Mt. Sterling, Ohio

G. c. Reed, Minister
Sept g. Sunday School, $50.
Children's Dept. $50 to 11:30
Worship, 1890 Sermon topic: Work is A Divine
Institution"
kindergarten and Nursery, 10:30
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Kenneth Peck, Lay Reader
HOO A. M. Morning prayer and sermon.
WEST JEFFERSON METHODIST CHURCH
G. w. Eiey, Minister 4
$50 Sunday School. 1045 Worship service Sermon topic
Workers God"
9:45 Worship service at Alton Church
1890 Sunday School at Alton Church.
CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION
Georgesvie Ohio
Morning worship services will
and the afternoon services in tent
Evening services will n church
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-01
Bainbridge To
Celebrate With
Labor Day Bill

Columbus, Ohio, August % =
Labor Day will be celebrated
with double order of festivities
at cambridge on Sept. 3 and A.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-01
Physicians Are Active

Physicians Are Active
Three-fourths of the zoo. .oG0 physi-
clans In the United States are en-
gagged in active practice. according
to the Bureau Of Medical Economic
Research.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-21
CO-Ed Glee Club to
Sing Next Thursday

The Women's Glee Club Of the
University will give its annual
spring concert at $3.50 pm.
Thursday, April n, in Hill Music
hall under the direction of Joel
Carter. Tickets (85 cents each)
are on sale at Ledbetter-Pick-
ards. and at the YMCA. Admis-
sion will also be by glee club
season ticket.
The program will include sew
eral soloists. Betty and Anne
McNeely, duo-pianists, will play
Rachmaninoff's Tears" De-
bussy's "Arabesque No. L." and
Jamaican Rhumba." Betty Lou
Ball and Barbara Young, heard
here recently in the opera "Or-
pheus," and Barbara Gwaltney,
newly elected president of the
glee club, will sing soprano solos.
May Marshbanks, organist, will
accompany the club for part of
the program, which will include
the following works:
Sound and Trumpet" by
Purcell; "If Florendo Be Faith
full" Scarlotti; "Orpheus with
His Lutte" and my Bonnie Lass
She Smileth," German; idle
Tears" Hoist; "A Sad Song"
and "A Nonsense Song" Thomp-
son; Ave Verum" and "Tantum
Ergo" Faure, and a group of
folk songs from various coun-
tries, including "The Walking
Song" "Tutu Maramba," 1.-THE
May Day Carol and "The Spin
ming Song"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-04-21

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