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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22

Bottle Defends Proorom

Gov. Battle declared last night
that Virginia's $45 million appro-
priation for school buildings has
no resemblance whatever to Fed
eral grants maid and does not
constitute paternalism.
In a defense of the program
the Governor noted criticism of
the Legislature for not requiring
county and city governments to
match the State ALLEGATIONS.
Gov. Battle expressed belief that
the localities will put up more
money for school buildings than
the General Assembly would have
been willing to require.-AP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22

historical activities"
DR.. Kayser. lecturer and
author, has been a radio COM
mentator. A native Washingtonian
he is lay chairman of the Com
mlttee for the Improvement of
the Administration of Justice in
the District of Columbia. He has
oeen connected with the univer-
slty'S history department since
1877. was university secretary from
1918 to 1929. director of the uni
vers1ty's summer school from 1924
to 1929 and has been dean of
students since 1880.
Concert to Honor Virginia.
AT tonight's Sesqui concert at
the Departmental Auditorium
thirteenth street and Constitution
avenue NV, Virginia night will be
celebrated. 1t. Gov. Lewis Preston
Collins OF Virginia will speak. Vir-
ginla Is the 10th State of the orig
NAL l3 honored in the concert
series. Pianist Eugene List will be
feature performer at the concert
given by the Army Band, under the
auspices of the Sesquicentennial
commission, at 8:l5 pm.
Mr.. List played at the Potsdam
meeting OF Stain, Churchill and
President Truman, while he was an
Army sergeant.
Representative CanfeId, Re-
publican, of New Jersey, failed
Yesterday in an effort to- get the
House Appropriations Committee
to recommend cancellation of
funds for the Sesquicentennial
celebration.
Ruled Out of Order.
While the committee was put
ting the final touches to the
omnibus appropriation bill, Mr.
Garfield offered an amendment to
resclnd whatever balance remains
OF the So million provided at the
last session for the observance of
the 150th anniversary OF WASH
1ngton as the seat of Government.
His motion was ruled out of order.
The New Jersey Republican said
he is studying the possibility of
renewing his fight in the House.
He argued the money could be
used to better advantage in some
OF the Government agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22
Cougars Long Career
As Killer Is Ended
BY the Associated Press

BAKERSFIELD, Calif.-The 25-
year-reign of a smart, calf-killing
cougar has been ended by State
hunters bullet. 70,
Howard Billion. State predator
control hunter, bagged the 200
pound cat on Breckenridge
Mountain cast of here. He said the
animal measured eight feet in
length and had been the scourge
OF cattle and deer in the area for
a quarter Of a century.
The mountain lion, he said,
probably killed three deer or
calves week throughout its life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22
ADA Charges le YES; G;;q,bbrielson
Damages. FOREIGN Policy

Americans for Democratic Ac-
ton charged today that Guy
Gaorielson, chairman Of the Re-
publican National Committee, was
doing Serious damage to Amer
lean foreign policy"
A statement by Charles M. La
Toilette. national ADA director
commented on an address last
night by Mr.. Gabrielson in Lin
coin, Nebr.
Mr.. La Toilette declared:
In his attempt to prove that
socialism is just the first step to-
ward communism he is alienat-
ing some of the best friends the
United States has in Europe. He
describes as 'neo-Communist' the
European third force which is
actually the strongest bulwark
against communism.
I'm his intemperature attack
against European socialism, Mr..
Gabrielson Is found to be In full
agreement with the Communists. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22
Today Last Day 10 Send
Tag Applications by Mail

Traffic Director George e.
Keneipp has warned Washington
motorists who have not yet sent
In their applications for tags not
to mail them after today, but to
come in person to the Traffic De-
partment in the Municipal Center.
He said the department cannot
guarantee that applications mailed
after today will be processed in
time to get the tags out before
the expiration of the old license
year on March 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22
|Gabrie|son Describes
Brannan Farm Plan
As Old She'll Game
BY the Associated Press


Brannan agriculture plan was
compared to the "old shell game
the suckers used to play at county
fairs" in an address here by Ma
tional Republican Chairman Guy
G. Gabrielson.
Now you see 1t, now you don't, :"
Mr.. Gabrielson told 1900 fellow
Republicans last night at a Ne
braska Republican Founders day
rally. The annual rally gets its
name from the fact it is held about
the time of the year Nebraska be-
came State.
This plan was not written by
farmers to help farmers make a
better livelihood, but is an instru-
ment for the destruction of free
farmers. framed by the radicals
who surround your Secretary of
Agriculture" Mr.. Gabrielson said.
Attacks Communism.
He also attacked communism
declaring:
I'VE have too long tolerated
communism within our country
and within our Government" said
Mr.. Gabrielson. THE time is past
due when we must recognize these
Communists for what they are
men and women guilty of high
treason against our people. We
must drive them OUT
He continued: Behind the
Communists we have the Social
lists. A Socialist is a person who
has not yet learned that socialism
is just the first step toward COM
that when you rob men
and women of their incentive, op-
portunity and right to progress.
the next step is government COM
pulsion-the police state.
Hits Foreign Pattern.
Here again." he said, I'VE find
a foreign nation. Britain, being
used as the pattern to which
America is supposed to adapt it.
self. Let me emphasize this point.
Tor the Socialists. boring from
within for Government ownership
OF industry. first, and agriculture.
second. are not as well known.
We haven't got around to spot
lighting them yet. But I promise
you we will"
In an earlier address, Senator
Wherry. Republican, of Nebraska
demanded the removal of Secre-
tary of State Acheson as "a bad
security risk"
The Republican Senate floor
leader termed Mr.. Acheson the
most powerful man in the Gov
eminent today" and the idol of
ieft-Wing appease- Russia agita-
tors"
ADA Under Attack.
Mr.. Gabrielson also threw a
verbal punch at the Americans
for Democratic Action organiza-
ton.
He said its top membership in
Guides New Dealears, Fair Deal
ers. radicals. Socialists and just
plain ex-bureaucrats who would
like to get back on the payroll"
I'VE tthe COP have the right
to demand Of the President-and
Will demand 1t repeatedly-that
ne either accept the label of So
cialism in his administration or
else eject those who believe in
socialism. And that would mean
rejecting the support of his off,
color political party, the Amer
leans for Democratic Action"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22

District of Columbia-Cloud
with occasional rain this afternoon
and early tonight followed by
clearing with lowest temperature
about So degrees by morning. To-
morrow, fair.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rain carly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22

t h e ir present
total of excess
leave.
H o W e v e +,
Chairman Can
n o n of tn e
committee says
that he will not
seek a closed
rule on the
a m e n d ment.
TIL is m e a n S
that a point of
order raised by
a single House
member against
the amendment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22

C e n tie nnial's
History Com
mittee.
Officials said
in this capacity
he will head "a
group Of emf
nent historians
whose RESPONSE
bility it will be
to give sugges-
lions and advice
to the Sesqui-
c e n t e nnial
Commission in
all matters per-
tanning tn Sic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22

tonight followed by clearing hate
tonight and fair tomorrow.
VIRGINIA-Cloudy preceded by
some rain east portion early to-
night. Tomorrow. fair. Little
change In tempersture.
Wind velocity, Il miles per hour:
direction, east.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22
.keters Bar. New City

Efforts to consolidate Newport
News and Warwick County with
Hampton, Phoebus and Elizabeth
City County came to naught yes
terday.
In a referendum, voters in the
latter three Virginia commune
ties objected to forming the pro-
posed City of Hampton Roads, -
thus blocking the proposal-AP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22
DR.. kayser Appointed
Historical Chairman
OF Sesquicentennia|

Elmer Louis Kayser. professor
OF european history at George
washington University, today was
named chairmamn of the Sesoui-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22
Fishermen Catches Glasses

Spectacles lost by a New Zea-
land woman while padding were
found by her fisherman husband
among a catch in his traWler net.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Point of Order in House May
xiii Ban on Accumulated Leave
By Joseph Young

develop in the House Appro-
pratons Committee leave rider point of
AS tipped of this column last week Appropriations
Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22

would be enough to eliminate 1t
from the bill, if House Speaker
Rayburn rules the proviso is out
Of order.
A lot Of Capitol Hill observers
definitely feel the amendment is
out OF order, since it is legislation
by rider. In other words, an ap-
preparations bill is not supposed
to legislate through the use of
amendments designed to change
existing law.
The question now is whether the
various Federal employee groups
will fight to knock out the amend
ment. If they do, it's almost Ger
tain that a number of House
members will move to kill it.
UNDECIDED - Employe groups
have not yet made up their minds
regarding the proviso. On the one
hand the accumulation of annual
leave provides Federal workers
with a form Of severance pay to
tide them over when they lose
their jobs. Government workers
have no unemployment compen-
sation benefits.
On the other hand, -employe
leaders are wondering whether
the adoption of the amendment
would not nip a closely related
move to curtail the 26 days an
nual leave. Although Senator
Douglas, Democrat, OF Illinois
was defeated recently in an at
tempt to cut annual leave, and
such move is dead this year, it
may crop up again next year. Re-
stricting the further accumula-
ton of excess leave might dis
courage any attempts to reduce
the yearly vacation privileges of
Federal workers, it is felt.
A lot of other factors enter into
the situation. Such q blanket pro-
viso as adopted by the House Ap-
preparations Committee undoubt-
edly would hamper the operations
OF at least some Federal agencies
who would find it difficult to spare
their more important employees for
rs days every year, And if they
asked, the employees not to take
their full leave privileges it would
mean that the employees involved
would be cheated out of their
rightful rs days leave,
Then, too. there is much to be
said for the suggestion made by
Budget Director Frank Pace be-
fore the Appropriations Commit
tee recently. Mr.. Pace said he
favored the principle Of restrict
ing future accumulation of leave
but he suggested it should be
done enthusiastically by the vari-
Gus agencies-not by law. In
other words. Mr.. PAGES proposal
would give agencies some leeway
in the matter Of accumulated
leave, based on their particular
problems.
X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22
The Weather Here and Over the Nation
River Report.

River Report,
(From United States Enpineers.)
Potomac River cloudy At Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls. shenandoah cloudy
at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22

Australia has one-sixth of the
worlds sheep. and produces one
fourth OF. the worlds wool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22
EMPLOYMENT PICTuRE-A,

EMPLOYMENT PICTURE-Al-
so as predicted here last week, the
House Appropriations Committee
dealt very generously, for the most
part. with Federal agencies re-
garding employment for next year.
Consequently most Federal en-
ployes have nothing to worry
about regarding their jobs.
The Veterans Administration
would have to drop several thou
sand employees, several hundred
OF them here. The General Ac-
counting ONCE also would have
to cut its staff by several hundred
workers.
The Army, Navy and Air Force
Departments would be required to
make only slight personnel cuts
reductions which probably could
be absorbed by not filling va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22

will fall tonight major portion Of the Middle
Atlantic States the Midwest and also from the Central
Rockies to the coastal sections Washington
Oregon will cooler east Of the Mississippi
in the Great Plains ZAP Wirephot0 Map
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22
Jobs for Firemen
Ariingt0n's volunteer firemer
unf eyvnvsca sy~xys< - IT, -

NrIIHgCOn 5 V0Iunteer nfemen
got a surprise invitation last
night. ,,...>e. $3.50.
s.s Chief Engineer sJoxepha A.
Mayhem Of. the District Fire De ;
partment offered them jobs. In
a speech to the volunteers as
ISOLATION, Chief Mayhem suK-
gested that some apply for the
146 places to be filled when the
District department cuts the
work week to so hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-22

this year. No further annual
leave could be accumulated, al
though employees could retain
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Uncle Ruy's Corner

The two planets farthest from
the sun-Neptune and Pluto-are
the last two planets to be dis
covered Neptune was found in
1886 and Pluto in 1929
Telescopes are needed to locate
either of those planets. and another
planet-Uranus-Would never have
been discovered without the help of
a telescope.
The planets which can be seen
without a telescope are Mercury,
Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn.
People rarely see Mercury, but
sometimes We may catch the sight
of it in the western sky in the twi-
light after sunset, or in the eastern
sky just before sunrise.
The average distance of Neptune
from the sun is 2,793 500 900 miles.
Pluto's average distance is about 9
million miles greater than that!
Study of Pluto during the past 81
years has shown that its distance
from the sun changes great deal.
According to charts which have
been made, there will come time
when Pluto will be little closer to
the sun than Neptune is at the
present time. During most of it's
journey around the sun, however,
Pluto is much farther away than
Neptune.
What journey that is for Pluto!
A recent estimate gives 248 years
and five months as the time 1t takes
for the round trip. This means
that a person on Pluto would be an
old man or woman before passing
half the time of Pluto year"
Even Neptune year" is long
one. 1t is equal to 164 years and
nine months of the time we count
on earth.
Neptune has two moons going
around it. One of these is a little
one which was discovered last year.
The other is large and is called
Triton. 1t has a diameter of 5000
miles.
There is theory that Pluto is an
escaped moon" of Neptune. If
that idea is right, Pluto was lost to
Neptune at some time in the past,
and then started to travel around
the sun as free planet.
An illustrated leaflet telling about the
everyday life Of the ancient Romans will
be mailed without charge to any reader
who incloses stamped return-envelope
to himself. Send your letter to Uncle
RAY in care of The Star. Ask for
allow about l O days for reply.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
"Now my cookies are so
crisp, tender, deIiciovs!''

-soys Mrs. W. n. Dormsfeod
$3.50 Denver 81. Sc.
"I'd hate to count the
cookie failures in my past.
But that was before | dis
covered Spry. Now my
cookies are crisp, tender
and delicious euery tinae!t"
Evening star., 1950-03-24
JANICE Tells
OF ADVENTURE.

Her first taste of Ranger Joe
was an exciting adventure fol
Janice Darmstead, age 4. Il never
knew cereal could be as good as
dessert, says Janice.
Your youngsters will say so, too
If you're tired of coaXing them to
eat cereal try Ranger Joe Honey
Flavored Popped Wheat. They
simply can't resist that crisp
crunchy goodness, that grand
honey flavor. And remember,
Ranger Joe Popped Wheat is 1OOgo
bodybuilding whole wheat.
Evening star., 1950-03-24

Tough, sturdy shoes, designed for
military wear and styled to be cor
rect for dress, leisure or work.
Popular plain-toe style made by a
well-knoWn maker, with leather
uppers, soles, insoles and quarter
Innings. Sizes 5 to IA.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Word Game
Find II or more words in
TEALTHY,

ST E A L THY,
meaning. "furtive, sly" Average
is 80; limit, 80 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS such as bats"
"cats,' are not used. Only one form of
word is used. Proper names are not used
list will be published tomorrow
Evening star., 1950-10-01

Another big, easy Kitchen Croft Flour Contest.
Double oy Big prizes you And the of
cash gifts for your church favore charity Such wonder
fully contest too just the picture shown here
Your church charity group will want to work together
The entries the better chance there of church
charity getting the Think how proud you'd be to have
possible for church favore charity to receive
$25OO in cash of the other cash amounts in the big
Kitchen Craft Flour contest What wonderful amount of
good money could do for your church charity
Simple rules TO help you win
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02
Zajezd Americke Sokolske OBJ
&c do Los Angeles a ma Daleky
Zapad roce 1850.
GRAND CANYON.
(Pokracovanl.)

IL OhId COV Gill.
o kanonu jest vydana celia
velka literature a stale a stale
novych del O mem pribyva. Ia
slouzene. Vzdyt, KIDD jednou
jej spatril, nezbavf Sc touhy, by
opet Sc k nemu vratil, tax jest
pritazlivy. A nazvG ma nespo-
cetne. Je to Kouzeln1k! Obca-
rule vas a neubran1te Sc lasce
k nemu.
A nyni trochu historic.
V roce 1910 spanelsky do
brodruh a dobyvatel, hledajici
"zluty drahy kov", Don Lopez
de Cardenas Sc spolecnost1 IL
dalsich clenn velke vypravy
Coronadovy ma sve ceste z Me
xika objevil Grand Canyon. Te-
prve v roce 1776 spanelsti knezi
Garces a Escalante privedli no
We vypravy do neho, doufaJice
v 1zasne objevy zlata.
V roce 1926 traper James ..
Pattie a jeho otec, prvni to A
mericane, vnikli do kanonu sic
dujfce JIM jeho kraj cd "a
padnf k vychodnf strane. Ale
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02

jejiz historic a pffrodnf krasy
81 zaslouzejf, ably kazdy Anne
rican seznamil sc S mimi osob-
n1ho poznatku.
Pf1ste dale.
Ucastnici Sc hlasf. Zajem je
velky. Pfihlaste Sc i Wy, byste
v kruhu bratr1 a sester a jejich
pratel s1castnili sc tohoto vel
keno zajezdu ma zapad cd %.
cervence do 6. srpna.
Haste sc co nejdT1ve a pTi-
pravte Sc ma cestu, ma kterou
budete vzdy s radostf vzpoml-
natl.
Piste ma Zajezdovy vybor A.
S. o., 2345 S. Kedzie Avenue,
Chicago : %, Illinois.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02
Sokolska Hlidka.
Zavody a VeFejne Cvicenf
Okrsku Zupy Vychodni.

Sokolske svatky naseho Okr-
sku zupy Vychodn1 konaly Sc
minulou sobotu a nedeli, dine
27. a 20. kv6tna v Curtis Bay.
V sobotu bylo nadhern6 poca-
81, iasna, modra obloha a slu-
necko pffjemne hTalo. Ia teto
idealnf pohody konaly Sc zavo-
DIV vsech tTfd v curtisbayske So
kolovne. Ucast zavodfc1ho FAC
iva byla velika, dorostu mensf
q muzI a zen slaba. Jeste jsou
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02
Holandsti letci ma vycvik do
Spojenych Stati.
AmSterOdam

Amsterdam: = A Ietec-
kych holandskych kadetG Cd
ielo do San Antonio v TeXasu,
kde projdou 11-mesicnim letec-
kym vycvikem, k nemuz docha-
ri v ramci brusselske vojenske
dohody Sc Spoj. Staty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-02
Pohrbv.

PohTby.
= Is. kv6tna zemTel p. Bru-
no Prunci, manzel p1. Mary j.
Prunci, Furnace Road, Linthi-
cum Heights, Md, We start 80
let. Narodil Sc v Italii abyl
farmarem.
Pohreb konal sc 27. kvetna
re SchimGnkova PohT. Domu
do ST. Elizabeth's kostela a Cd
tud ma HTbitov Nejsv. Vykupi-
tele.
= 27. kv6tna zemFel pan
George E. Collier, COL N. Rose
ST., We start sc let. Narodil sc
V Nanticoke, Md.
Pohreb koanl sc 20. kvetna
re SchimGnkova PohT. Domu
ma Baltimore Cemetery.
= 20. kvetna zemTel znamy
cesky obchodnlk p. Karel S.
Ledvinka, 435 N. Gay St., We
start II rokG. Narodil sc v &C.
skoslovensku a byl vyrobcem
umelych kvetin. Zanechal zde
truchl1cf manzelku Kamilu a
d1tky p1. Mercedis Guthrie, PIP.
Edmunda a Karla Ledvinka a
p1. Eleanor Petr.
PohTeb zemreleho kona sc
dnes v patek re Cvachova Pohf.
Domu, 900 N. Chester ST. do
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
HTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele Ia
assistance vldp. Josefa Vetrovce.
20. kvetna zemrel p. Will
liam F.. Kohl, 71O4 Martella,
Dundalk, We start 65 let. By
manzel zesnule p1. Joseffny Le-
vy-Kohl. Narodil Sc v Balti-
more a zamestnanfm byl kotlaf.
PohTeb kona sc dnes v patek
re Cvachova Pohr. Domu, 900
N. Chester ST. do kostela sv.
Vaclava a odtud ma HTbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele "a assistance
vlp. Solomona.
= Dne 30. kvetna zemrela
znama krajanka p1. Joseflna
A. Rob, vdova po zemTel6m p.
Ferdinandu F. Robovi, 1882 E.
I31st St., We start rs let. Marc
dila sc v Ceskoslovensku. Ia
nechala zde truchl1c1 dftky p1.
Josephine r. Beran a p. Emilia
P. Rob. PTinalezela ku spoil
kim: 3. Rad sv. Frantiska, OIL
tafn1mu a Fanny Marie Usta-
vicne Pomoci.
Pohreb zesnule Dude sc ko-
natl v sobotu, 3. cervna re Cva-
chova Pohr Domu, 900 N. Ches-
ter st. do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtud ma Hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele "a assistance vldp. Josefa
Vetrovce.
Tyto tTi pohrby byly vypra-
veny PIP. Philipem a Jeromem
Cvach.
- 80. kvetna zemTela vdova
ri. Josef1na Tejnecky, 2426 E.
Eager St., We start II rokG. Ma
rodila Sc v Ceskoslovensku a V
Americe dlela 43 rok1. Zane
chala zde truchl1cf ditky: pl.
Frances Schaub, PIP. James a
Joseph Tejnecky.
Pohreb zesnule Dude sc ko-
natl v sobotu, 3. cervna z domu
smutku do kostela sv. Vaclava
a odtud ma Cesky Narodn1 Hfbi-
TOW. PohTeb Dude vypraven p.
Harlem E. Schimunkem.
81. kvetna zemrel krajan
p. Frank KolaT, Oil N. Colling-
ton Ave-, We start 76 let. Marc
dill Sc v Ceskoslovensku. By
krejcim. Zanechal zde truchll-
CT manzelku pf. Antonii Kolaf,
syny John, Edward a Frank a
dceru p1. Louise Gaines.
Pohreb Dude Sc konati v So
botu, 3. cervna re Cvachova
Pohr. Domu, 2716-18 E. Monu-
ment st. do kostela sv. Vaclava
a odtud ma HTbitov Nejsv. Wy
kupitele a jest vypraven PIP.
Philip E. a Jerome Cvach.
-O-