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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15

nige fran5oiii6e 8eamten, iudten ii6
iiber ied5ig bette M6nner aus uno
.fiibrten fie ob su ben @ieoeraltfball-
orbeiten. 9ie gntlaiiunesideine Ger
Mbgefiibrten ipnroen als nibtig er-
Hart iino oie W1nner perblieben nod
iein babies Sabr in Der @efangen.
lboft, obrpobl lie ihon an Der Sftpel.
lie rbrer Seimat Daren, mo tire Srait-
en-, Niitter, Sobne uno Sodter iebn.
lidIt auf lie tparteten. 4uf Oieler @ei.
le ipuroen Die beuti6en &riegsgefan.
genen nlr bon ben &uIien llno sSran-
5olen bebanoelt.
Gas Gorgeben ser fron5oiii6en
Heglerung ipar tpeoer driltli9 nod
oemofratii6, als tie i'm Sabre 1947
iiber ie65ig 8alten an Soapiet>3uB-
lano auslieferte, unb 5tpar MIR aus
oielem @runoe, neil Die 2eute in
oeltIher Uniform gefangen purben.
sic tpltroen alle ben Italinil6en Sen=
fern iibergeben, obtpobl oie meilten
BON ibnen flar nadpeilen fonnten,
Dob lie Dor Dem rotten Serror geflos
ben aparen, in 9euti6lano BON ser
Jelogen0armerie gelbnappt, in sic
oeutl6e Uniform geltedt uno 5u mi-
litarilben ar6eiten geibidt tpurben.
&elner bon ibnen bate cine militdri=
l6e Iusbiloung gebabt. 3iele ie15ig
unlfulbigen Spfer itno nid)t gu ber-
ipedyieln nit oen onoeren, sic 1pirf-
lid i'm oelttiben 0ienIt ltanoen.
. Son Dem 'S6idial ser ausselie-
ferten bot man MIR lopiel gebort, ouB
ite OILS ~BroOiteli rooinp", 5. +. als
Gaterlanosperr6ter" Dor oas font
mlniltiide @eridt geIteIt tperoen
ioaten Gin babies Sabr ip1ter borte
mon, onB bie gfullen in 9tiga (2ett-
lano) nidt apenige 8ulten gebGngt
baben. IS lit an5unebmen, oaB oiele
Spfer Oes rotten Eerrors oie bon ben
5ran5oien ausgelteferten 2itauer,
Setten llnO Gltlauoer paren, oie per=
gebens Shut i'm 8elten gelu6t bot
ten.
Sd fomlne 5uriid auf oie 9ei6ul=
oigungs5lll6riften. Ser 9lutor aab
alIo 81 oeriteben, BOB iein 8ertrauen
in Die 3eitl.ng eri6iittert lporoen iei,
uno ooB Oie Seleridaft ou6 anoere
6ragen ser @eltpolitif in oieier 3ei-
tung als falid) uno oberfl6dlid) Der-
od6tigen miirbe. Sier5u mobte i1 ia
gen, oaB ein ieoer obieftip oenfenoer
2eler Den slusfiibrungen CUR Soor-
5rage in bieler 3eitung inmer 5u-
Itilnmen miro. IS lit iiberfliiilig mo-
Der oarauf ein5ugeben, neil Die Sa-
dle iebr tlar pon Ger 9feoattion 6ar-
gelegt Duroe..
Ser fanooiide 8rieIter ipridt bon
Gerltmllern oes. Ganfes fir oie urs
beber oes Saar-gertrases. @s lit
nto8lif, bob iolde fir eirige 8oliti=
fer serrihtet lpiirben, aber feinestpeas
tDeroen 9enfln6ler fir Die Bauer ser
.Srieoensbriide" inn Saarlano erriG.
tet iperOen. Sebr treffeno i6lieBt ser
artifel Cine &ontroperie iiber bie
Saar- -5rage" in Ser slusgo6e pom 9.
Otdr5 1850, OaB sic ~sSrieoensbriif-
te", Die annerion oes Saorlanbes an
6ratlfreid, Sic groberung 8eit-eu-
ropas ourh Sic &ommrniiten erlei6=
Torn f,,irS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15
Eur Saar-Tragr

Gie brittle 3u16rift our Saar-
Jrage, oeren Beroffentliblnng mir
neulid in slusliht iteIlten, itammt
bon einem Sran5isfanerpater. sic
lnutet iportlid:
Siermit mo6te i6 einige furse
8orte oils 9eier oieler 3eitl,ng 5u oen
slusfifbrunsen oes fanaoilden Brie-
tiers iagen, tpel6er in ieinen stpei
3uidriften acknowledgement geget
Oieles 8latt 1pegen oes l1rteils iiber
bie Saurs6rase erbob. =,
3uerit lei bemerft, oaB i 9 ii + err
baupt fein 9eutI6er BIN
uno oas Na5i=8esime i'm Sabre
1884 auf meiner eigenen Saut
peripiirt babe. (Da5u itarb ein Ser
panbter BON mir in einem &on5entras
tionslager ill Sit-BreuBen.) Sd bot
te allo mebr @runo, irgenolpelhe
Gorurteile oman per5eibe mir oie
aeuBerllns) ben 9euti6en gegeniiber
3u baben ais Ser Derebrte Serr, ser
s(ltor Der gei6uloigungs5uidrifte
Genno6 muB id Iagen, gang obief=
tio gelpro9en, baB i6 nit BEN Iuss
fiibrungen Der &eoaftion be5iigli6
Der Saar= 6roge bollfomnren einbers
Itanoen bin. Niemano, ser sic slffGre
oorurteilslos betradtet, tpirb tpagen
5ll bebaupten, oaB 5ranfrei6 init Ser
annerion oes Saarlanoes cine 8riif=
te gum 5rieben baut @eraoe bas @e=
genteil! .
Ger geiitlide Serr lit iibersellgt,
oaB oie Bolitifer bon 8aris uno
Saarbriiden na6 edit 6riltli6en
8runoidten Danoeln. Sbm lit ipabr-
ideinlid Der iiberIteigerte SOB ser
5ran5oien ben 9elltihen segeniiber,
nidt befannt. Scb babe fein &ett, tief
in oieie Sade gu greifen, unb mill
nur manbes anfirbren mas i6 ielblt
beoba6tet babe. 9sad) oem ariegs=
i6luB babe id) cine 3eitlans in ser
fran3Oliiben geiabungs5one 1eutld=
lanbs gelpobnt unb babe beltlid ge=
Ieben, oab oie Saltllng ser fran5oli-
Iden 8eIabungsma6t ni6t oireft
driltlid ipar. Surge 3eit na6 bem
arieesenoe ibidten bie Jran5oIen pie
le fran5oiiibe unterernGbrte uno
franfe Ginoer na6 Oeutlflano sur
{. =. grbolung! Sic muBten oie beIten
unterfiinfte~ baben uno beItens per-
pflegt lperoen. 9lqes has muBten oie
9eutlden 5lr 8erfiigung itellen, ob=
ipobl lie ielbIt in ibren 5erlt0rten @ob=
Dem Sungerstooe mob iparen.
9ie oeutifen 8iirger,neiiter, oie fir
Die 8eriorgung Der v@aite" perant-
mortlid gemaht norben tparen, tpuB=
ten ni6t, tpober tie bas porgeidrie-
bene auantum an 8utter, giern,
Otild ultu. nebnren ionten. 9amaIs
iparen oie Sa6en in 9eutihlan6 cine
groBte Garitdt.
Sd babe aus ben gr5Gblungen ser
beingefebrten oeutlben &riegsgefan-
genen erfabren, baB iie in ser ruff
lden ariegsgefangenibaft. in beriel-
ben @eiie bebanoelt apuroen tpie in
Der fran5oiiihen. giner Ser aus
Sranfreih Seimgefebrten flagte Bit
terlih, er lei Dor einem balben Sabr
aus Siio-5ranfreid) entlaiien getpe.
len, Der neutrality-suspicious.
lDuroe nber brett an ser beutlden|
Bren3e angebalten, Damn famen eli
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15
Martyrtant in 9ugnflautrn

Mnfongs 1949 gelangte Die eri6iit=
ternoe No9ri1t nod Selterreih4 uno
GeutI1lanb, bob 9loalbert @raf non
9seipperg, Mbt Der 8eneoiftinerabtei
Nelrberg BEL Seioelberg, i1r Sugoila>
mien ermorbet norben lei. @raf Neip-
pers, aus benz frdnfiiden uraoel,
tpar am 81. Didr5 1890 geboren,
1puroe 1920 8rielter, 1928 9rior bon
ST.. Beneoiftsberg (gtieoerlanbe),
1929 sIbt Don Neltberg. @r mar Ser
anSgeber Ser .3eiti6rift ,0os @ort in
Der. s3eit' uno nahte iib peroient als
60roerer Ser fatboliiben SSugenobe-
mesune. sStl Sen 8eibnadtstagen
194S tpuroe er i'm 2anoe .Marida4"
Sitos ermoroet. lleber ieine lesten
2ebensldidiale uno ieinen Soolser-
5ablt &iharb, $. ,6ilder in, Der in
stn9sburg. eri6einenben ,3eitnng
,Mann in Der 3eit' Mar5 1850:
Nab einem qniBgliidten 5lu6tper-
JUDI; Der mid BON einem Cell oes
5unaermarlbes berl6onte, traf ih
tpieber auf fat enoloie Wearihtolon-
men Der rnenihli6en @rads, Die ein-
lnal beuti6e Solbaten tDaren. Ils
mir gum @eitergeben ottgetrieben
tpuroen. Ita1to id neben einent eroBen
MenIhen Inn Srbensfleib Der 8ene-
oiftiner. SD betrahtete i'm frageno.
0aB ssrauen in lnieren 3ug bes
gleubs mitsei1leppt tpnroen, oas
bate id eetpuBt. Mber ein Moud? -
slbt MoaIbert, @raf pon -Neipperg
par leit bent 3uian1menbrub 1915 in
iugoilaapiiber @efangenl6aft. Die
8artiianen batten i'm, Ser nad Dem
arieesredt aIs 3ibiliit 5u seIten bot
te, aus Dem olterrei6iiden @renage-
biet nerihleppt unb nit uns eberna-
ligen Soloaten Ser @ebrma6t bur6
balb Sugoilaipien getrieben.
Bir gingen ihiueigenb nebenein,
amber. Ils mir uns abenbs 5u elmer
fur5en @ait auf oie StraBe tparfen,
bot er mid INN Elm Stiid S6nur. Sd
trl,g ben MeIt elmer 9ede ilnter Dem
4rm, flodt einige @onfdoen baraus
5uiannen uno rei6te es ibn. CT lah.
te. .Das miro apobl nibt geben." gr
5eiete feline sSiiBe nnter Ser Suite.
0ie mir alle, beiaB er feline Sdube
mebr, benn man batte tie ibm abge-
nomnten. go bate er iid aus ieinem
6emo eittige Jesen berausgeriifen
llnb nit Striden Inn oie SiiBe getpif.
felt. Stun aparen audi bieie nShube"
nur nod einige 2appen, Die feinen
Sbus mebr boten. nTein, bas bdlt
niht mebr. Damn tperbe eben aud i1
barfl,B geben!" @as oas fir unge-
tpobnte 5iiBe beoeutete, tpuBte ih nur
5n gut.
.Aioe, 4ope, auf!" Gs begannen
uieoer oie lebensgefGbrliben ngnt.
lalll,u1gen". Mbt @oalbert itano auf.
Sin balbapiihliger 8uri6e itaiib mit
aneeldlagener Hiitole por ibnt. nMioe,
5ibaleE rDal iiebIt bod, ih babe feline
Sditbe mebr, tpie ion id Dir Damn
Shube geben." v@olo, l1bra, idnen,
idnen, 9ib!" Wer batte oenn nod et-
iuas bon uns2 2 @ir aparen ausgeraubt
bis auf bas &emo. Mebr Bartiianen
famen. sic fielen nit tpiilten sSlI1en
iiber ben uHopen" Der. Sd 1par neben
ibn gelegen. Sic ihlugen nns nit
ibren &olben bod uno ltellten uns
nebeneinanber. @ie oft ihon batte
man uns ourhiuht, tpie oft ihon bat.
te man 1ns geiblagen, tpie oft ibon
maren mir Dor Ben 21ufen Der Yiito-
len ,ln6 &arabiner geltairoen! gs tpar
alles 10 eleidgiiltig. Sinter uns i6rie
elmer auf. Man IieB bon lns ab. Mbt
abalbert froh 5u Dem Menihen uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15
Bpftpllt Eurp zrttuuu 11th,t ah!

Benn Sn eber eeie ber Sage oieaeid @enmas bn.
Getting erben a unS es Dir u mSsld it, W en abresheras
nnenben 10 beee ni ab Onoern rns Setras
meiie oo besuen fannh Sir ienbm 3etuna nter.
Abbefenns oente ben gernh zines suten enubes
einen SdaSeu fir bic fatbolde YreHe.
On fanmf beu Mbonnemnt un ben Ob aenmub' pber She
Soiepbnmm &eOm' ober
aenbem ssormuIar:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15
8ritif on Adeions 9emtidlanb-
YDlitif

Ser republttaniide Senator Sen.
ner BON Snoiana fritiiierte lebte $50.
he Die Bolitif bes Staatsiefret6rS
Oean 46eion in 9euti6lano uno be-
5eid)nete Die Gemontage Der oeutiden
8erfe ais ueinen profon1muniItilhen
Gerrat am amerifanii6en 8olf".
@r erflGrte in elmer i'm Senat &C.
baltenen &ebe, gldeion babe voieles
2an0 IN fommllniItildJe sSallen in Der
gon5en @elt gefiibrt" unter5og aber
beionoers Die in 3euti6lano einge-
Ihlagene Solitif ser &ritif. y8enn
oas amerifanil6e 8olf alIeS lpiiBte,
was in Gelltiflono Dor iid gebt, Damn
piiroe es 10 groBe entrititung an BEN
Sug legen, baB N6eion morgen gum
Hiidtritt ge5Dungen tpilroe," iagte er.
Gr erfldrte,, ser Iemontageplan mo-
de ieoe Soffnung 5uni6te, sic 9emos
tratie in Gelttihlanb 81 Itabiliiieren.
Iud perlongte er, oaB ser Senat oie
ausiagen oes So6fommiiiarS Ssobn
OtcGlop, bie er in einem 8ebeintper-
bor am 10. Dtar5 Dor oem 8elpilli=
gungsausi6uB gemodt bat, perof=
fentlihe
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8ommnniit Bridges berurteilt

Sarrp Bridges purbe I'M 8unoeS-
geriht in Son iSrancisco oes Wtein=
eiOs ihuloig befunoen. 0en Meineio
beging Oieier fommlniItiihe arbei=
terfiibrer, als er BEL ser 8elperbung
Tim ooS 8iirgerredt Dor fiinf Sobren
bel6mor, ouB er niemols ein &omz
munilt gelpeIen iei. Sails Ser 'Sf)ulo=
lpru6 in elmer boberen SnIton5 beItG=
tigt miro, fann Bridges in leine au=
ltralilde Sein1at abgei6oben iperben.
geeben Bridges 1puroen au6 Senrp
S6niot, internotionaler 8ertreter,
uno S. &. Hobertion, eriter Si3epr1=
lioent Der @eperfl6aft, iduloig be-
funoen. Sic tparen Die 3eugen BEL
Bridges Ginbiirgerllngsperbor
Ste Spannung, bie our6 ben lam
gen Gro5eB uno Oie mebrtdsige ge-
ratltngen Ger 8eih1porenen er5eugt
purOe, ballte nah, ols 8unbesrihter
George 9. Sorris bie beioen 8ertei-
bigger 'aufrief. gr oerurteilte beioe me-
gen 8eribtsmiBadtung gu 8ef1ng-
nisItrafen: 8incent Sallinan an ieds
Wtonaten uno Sames Wc8innis su
orei Ytonaten, Oie lie in einem bonn
8eneralanDalt beltin11nten 9unoes-
gefangnis uerbiiBen miiiien.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-24
News of the World At A Glance -

Continued from Page One) divided over the royal question. In an advisory referendum Leo pOld won 57.68 per cent of the votes, but this is not deemed Suf- ficient show of confidence in a monarch, the Socialists contend.
 Elder statesman Count Henri Carton de Wiart called a meeting of the Council of State yesterday to try to solve the crisis but the Council found no solution.
 Greece had a new government today headed by Premier Sopho- cleS Venizelos, a Liberal. Since the Liberals have but small bloc of votes in the 25O-member House they will depend on the support of 60 Populist Royalist- deputies to remain in power.
 The Yugoslav people will vote on Sunday, but, as in Russia, they will have but a single slate of can didates. Premier Marshal Tito and his government are stumping the country urging a Hooper cent support of their candidates. It will be the first national election since 1945. Since then Yugoslavia has split with Russia and her satel- lites.
 Nationalist Chinese on Formosa were jittery today over mainland reports that Russian experts are streaming to the aid of communist China. These reports said the communists are massing great strength on the mainland opposite Formosa and the Hainan Islands. The communists have threatened to wipe out these islands, where Chiang Kai.Shek is making his last stand.
 In Rome, Premier Alcide de Gasperi warned his Parliamentary supporters he wants strong pow CTS to deal with mounting vio- lence in the nation brought on by communist tactics.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-24
Alaskan Catches Cold In Chicago
Friday. March 24. 1850

DALLAS, (P)-A Texas turned Eskimo" nursed a cold today she caught after leaving Alaska for the first time since 1941.
 Mrs. Joe Wilma Vonah, 30, stopped off here enroute to San Angelo to visit a brother, George Watts.
 She had flown down from Liz mite, Alaska, where she and her ex-GI husband operate general store and inn.
 When she left Alaska, the tenn perature was 54 degrees.
 "I caught this cold last week when l landed in Chicago" she said. Tt was colder there than in Alaska"
 But that wasn't the reason she wore her Alaskan hare parka in the windy city and caused a traf- fife jam, she added.
 My husband telegraphed me some money and said would be wearing a parka," she explained "So I had to put it on to get my money"
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-24
SURPLUS SALE OF LOT ITEMS AT MARKS AIR FORCE BASE

Surplus sales of lot items will be held at the base disposal office and Bldg. T-133 at Marks Air Force Base, Nome, Alaska. begin ming March 27th, 1850. Sales will be held weekly until all items are sold.
 The property may be inspected one week prior to sale date and all bids for each weeks sales must be in the base disposal office by 9:30 am. the Monday following the in- Spection period. Sealed bids for the first weeks sale must be in by 9:30 a.m., Monday, April 3, 1850.
 Bids must be submitted on forms available at the disposal of flee and may be obtained any time after Wednesday, March 29, 1850, by prospective bidders.
 All military, civilian personnel employed on the base and civilian personnel of Nome and vicinity are authorized to purchase these items.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-24
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 FINAL WEEK SUGGESTIONS

To date several contestants have perfect series in the for prizes up $100000 If all of them make mistakes this final week tie breaker puzzle will be necessary the tie breaker will doubtessy be tough enough to decide all winners.
 So if you made mistakes earlier in the contest you try for perfect set by reentering Back puzzles may be secured from the Nome Nugget office today.
 Any Alaskan is still eligible to win with complete series of 72 by 25 cents for each weeks set of six All complete series must be post marked before the deadne date of this weeks set midnight April 8, 1850.
 Read instructions to be published with the final Alaskagram in next Fridays paper
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-24
STATES PHOTOGRAPHER
 SHOOTING" SCENES HERE

MT. Harold Rhodenbaugh, Sat urday Evening Post photograper, arrived at Marks AFB, Wednes- day, March 22, on the first lap of a tour of Alaska.
 MT. Rhodenbaugh is here to ob- tain photographs for the illustra- ton of a forthcoming article on Alaska which will appear in the Post.
 In addition to covering the ac- tivities of the Arctic Indoctrina- ton School at Marks, he will make several excursions to points of interest in and around Nome to obtain additional pictures. For Good Printing Call Main l25
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-24
Jury Will Consider Territorial Anti
 Trust Charges

ANCHORAGE, LH) - The An chOrage Times said yesterday it had learned a federal grand jury covening next Monday will hear charges of antitrust violations in the Territory-first time in Alas ka's history that such action has been taken.
 The newspaper said special de- partment of justice agents from Washington, D. C., now are in An chorage to present the govern ment's case. It was learned as many as 300 persons may appear before the grand jury.
 District court sources indicated to The Times that although the Third Division jury was to hear the case, it did not mean that vio- lations charged existed only in this Division.
 The paper said it was learned authoritatively that the action will concern business enter D ri s throughout the Territory, and that the department of justice in Washington has been inVestigat- ing complaints that number of Alaska firms and corporations have been operating as mOnOplies and in restraint of trade.
 The newspaper said it had not aScertained whether the govern planned civil or criminal actions or both.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-24
REBEKAH LODGE MET WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The Midnight Sun Rebekah Lodge met in regular session last Wednesday for a business meet ing followed by a social hour at which time Clara Seiffert and Leone Jonish were hostesses for refreshments.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-24
Mir. and Mrs. William Thomp-

NIT. and Mrs. William Thomp- son. who arrived a week ago from Big Delta, where MT. Thompson is Supt of Utilities at the Army Base, plan on returning home next Sunday Mrs. Thompson, who is sister of Robert Oliver, and her husband made the trip to Nome for the Oliver wedding last week.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-24
MT. and Mrs. Houston Alexan-

der and family left yesterday for the Kougarok to do a little early spring drilling and prepare for the summer work.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-24

The planet Venus, being nearer the sun than the earth, is believed to be warmer than the earth.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-24
Send in This ANSWER BLANK
WITH Alaskagrams 67 to 72 Completely Filled Out

Fill out the Answer Blank at right and mail if with this weeks sci of six Alasleaerams.
 Be sure the Answer Blank and each of the six Alaskagrams are filled out 10 the best of your sbil- itY.
Evening star., 1950-04-01
House Unit Approves
Road Fund Measure

The District of Columbia would
get S3,609,000 in Federal aid for
development of roads and high
ways in each of two fiscal years.
1852 and 1858. under bill finally
approved today by the House Pub
lie Works Committee.
The money Is authorized in the
Federal-aid road bill carrying a
total of s570 million for the en-
tire country in each of the two
years.
Most of the District ALLEGATIONS
would be subject to the require
ment of being matched dollar for
dollar by District highway funds.
The funds would be available
only after an appropriation after
enactment of the authorization
bill.
The measure now goes to the
House for action. Chairman Whit
tington of the Public Works Com
mittee plans to ask the Rules
Committee for a special rule giv-
ing the legislation the right Of
way on the House floor.
Evening star., 1950-04-01
Plunge Kills Harvard Professor
Worried at Worlds Condition
Francis Motthiessen
Was Prominent in
Progressive Porty
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON, April 1.-An interna-
tionally renowned Harvard pro-
feSsor who left a note saying he
was depressed over world condi-
tions" plunged to his death early
today from a .12th-hoor room of
the Hotel Manger.
He was identified by police as
Francis Otto Matthiessen, 48. pro-
fessor and tutor of history and
literature at the university. Police
said he apparently was a suicide.
D1. Matthiessen, a world author
ity on Author Henry James. had
been on a years leave of absence
to write a book on the life of
Novelist Theodore Dresser. He
was the author of several books
on DR.. James career.
In addition to his writings and
teaching, he was active in political
affairs as member of the
Progressive Party. a
The note found in the room he
took yesterday said:
Il am depressed over world
Evening star., 1950-04-01
Three More Arrested
AS D. T.. Police Fiqht
Wave Of Robberies
Link With Drugstore
And Hotel Jobs Seen;
Arlington Hunt Pushed

The arrest Of three suspected
accomplices of a short order cook
who surrendered to police last
week in connection with two re-
cent robberies was announced by
police today.
The two cases. part of a wave
of armed robberies sweeping the
city, involve the March Is holdup
of drugstore at 4141 Wheeler
road Sc. and an earlier $50 rob-
berry of the Plaza Hotel.
Three Other Developments.
Meanwhile there were these other
developments:
l.. Police said bandits sought in
the $3.887 holdup of an Arlington
sheet metal company yesterday
may be the same ones who robbed
a sheet metal workers union Of
flee here of $1,000 earlier in the
week.
2. Police announced the arrest OF
two men charged with the $661
holdup Thursday of Mrs. Ida Hall,
64, who lives in a rooming house
in the 900 block of F street S.W.
3. Edgar w. Lafollette, %, night
manager of a gasoline station at
3103 Rhode Island avenue NE,
reported he was robbed of S85 by
a gunman early today.
The short order cook, Augustine
F. Lawrence, 26, of the 300 block
of Lanier place, Queens Chapel
Manor, Md, was held in 100000
bond on charges involved both
robberies. Robbery Squad Chief
Edgar E. Scott said Lawrence sur
rendered as police were beginning
to close in on him.
Three Who Are Charged.
The three persons arrested last
night and early today and
(See HOLDUPS, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1950-04-01
Blossom Festival Events
Today Are Cancelled by Cold
Tomorrow's Program Will Be as Scheduled;
Entire 2-Doy Slate Set for Next Week End

Capital Committee Offices in The
Star Building.
Tickets for the Easter week.
end program will be on sale next
week at all Peoples Drug Stores.
GSI cafeterias and stands and
at the committee Office.
Temperatures were due to hit
high of so degrees today, but the
best the Weather Bureau could do
was a promise of sunny skies for
tomorrow's blossomless blossom
festival. The blooms will get here
Easter Week.
Todays forecast called for oc-
casional light rain ending early to-
night, with a low during the night
near 40. Tomorrow will be mostly
sunny. with temperatures in the
middle SOS partly Offset by winds
of 20 or Is miles an hour.
The program today was to open
(See FESTIVAL, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1950-04-01
Ferguson Suggests
Truman Invite 6. 0. P,
To Policy Discussion
Other Republicans AssoiI
Presidents Charge Of
Senatorial Sabotage
By the A.soeiofsd Pres,

A suggestion that President
Truman could salvage the Ma
tion's bipartisan foreign policy by
inviting Republicans to join in
decisions on world problems was
advanced today by Senator Fer
guson. Republican, of Michigan.
His proposal was made to re-
porters as other Republicans
pulled out the stops in bitter
counterattack on the Presidents
assertion that at least three COP
Senators are sabotaging foreign
policy by attacks on the State De-
partment.
One of these, Senator Bridges
of New Hampshire, called for a
showdown. American policy lis
presumably aimed at Russia y
Senator Bridges said. adding: Il
believe it is time to tell the Amer
ican people the truth about this
policy and how we are losing the
cold war"
Urges Full Discussion.
Senator Ferguson said there is
no reason why the President
couldn't call in Republicans as
well as Democrats when there is
a decision of major Importance
in the ofing."
These policies should be dis
cusSed fully with Senator's" he
SAID. even with some of those
opposed to them. Certainly the
Secretary of State could talk to
Senators about them. and at times
the President himself.
Senator Ferguson said that un-
til recently he has found very lit
tie disposition on the part of ad-
miniStration officials to discuss
problems with Republicans in ad-
vance of decisions. Secretary of
State Acheson said yesterday he
wants to strengthen foreign policy
cooperation with Republicans in
every way he can,
Senator Bridges statement was
(See POLICY, Page A-3.)