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ter in which he said the United
Mine Workers did not believe that
three strangers" should be given
such power over their lives" That
was in reference to the proposal to
create three-man board to sug-
gest terms of new coal work con-
tract.
The next step in the coal crisis
appeared tn be for Mr.. Truman
to set in motion Taft-Hartley
emergency machinery which pro-
vides for an 30-day Federal court
Injunction.
White House aides said they
were studying the Lewis letter and
would have something to say later.
They said the letter looked like
fiat rejection of fact finding.
Industry Expects Walkout.
While Mr.. Lewis did not say
precisely whao the work situation
at the mines will be Monday, the
next work day, coal industry
sources tee said they looked for
a walkout at all of the country's
mines. They said they expected
a full strike Monday regardless Of
whether the President invokes
Taft Hartley before that time.
John D. Battle, executive vice
president of the National Coal AS
sociation, said:
ut would seem to us that Lewis
has suggested that the men not
return to the mines and has sug-
gested that if through legal
processes they did go back to the
mines they would not perform
their normal duties"
The Southern Coal Producers
Association informed the Presi-
dent. meanwhile that it would be
ready to resume normal coal pro-
duction Monday with or without
operation of finding board.
Joseph E. Moody, association
president, told Mr.. Truman his op.
orators would be willing to Coop
crate with a fact board. The
other two major segments of the
industry, the Northern Western
operators and the United States
Steel Corp, already had accepted
the idea of a board and a To-day
mine truce.
United Mine Workers headquar-
ters said the cryptic Lewis letter
to Mr.. Truman would be the only
word from the UNIV chief over
the week end.
Anticipates Taft Hartley Action.
Implying that he anticipated
the Taft-Hartley law, which he
hates, would now be used in an
attempt to beat the miners into
submission, Mr.. Lewis wrote sig
nificantly:
"It is questionable whether one
could postulate that such mass
coercion fuse of a Taft Hartley in
Junction. would insure enthusi-
astic service from grateful men,"
More than 100000 of the 400,-
600 soft coal miners are now out
on full strike and the rest of the
industry is on a three-dark work
week decreed by Mr.. Lewis De-
cember /.
Reports from Western Pennsyl-
vania, the core of the wildcat"
strike, indicated. that the miners
would not return to work Monday
unless they get a new contract.
Complete Shutdown Rumored.
And from Illinois came reports
that Mr.. Lewis had telegraphed
union locals over the country that
a complete shutdown was being
ordered for Monday. These re-
ports were denied by union rep
resentatives in other coal-produc-
ing areas.
Before Mr.. Truman could in
(Saa COAL pooa A0N
Evening star., 1950-02-04
Leaks Advanced Red AtomWork
More Than Year. Groves Believes
Wartime Project
Head Quizzed by
Congress Group
BULLETIN

The Congressional Atomic
Committee decided today to call
FBI Director j. Edgar Hoover
for detailed testimony Monday
about the British scientist ac-
cused of relaying top atomic Sc
crets to Russia.
Evening star., 1950-02-04
By Cecil HoIIond

1t. Gen. Leslie R. Groves said
today that if the Russians OBJ
tanned the information repeatedly
given them by a British atomic
scientist, and that said to have
been obtained by a Soviet spy ring
in Canada, Russian atomic devel-
opments would have been speeded
up by much more than a year.
Gen. Groves, retired head of the
wartime atomic energy project,
Evening star., 1950-02-04

Fuchs Worked on Key Process in Ameri-
con Atomic Progrom. Poge A-3
New Trumon Effort for Pact With Stain
Is Asked by Tydines Page A-3
Truman Talks Groyely of Chances to
Gcin Peace in World. Page A-3
Evening star., 1950-02-04
Hints That Men
Will Not Heed
Taft-Hart|eyWrit
UNIV Leader Rops
Giving 3 Strangers
Power Over Miners
By james Y. Newton

John L. Lewis today rejected
President Truman's proposal for
a fact-flnding board to help settle
the 8-month-old soft coal dispute
and limited that his 400, 900 miners
would not work even under Taft
Hartley Act court order.
Mr.. Lewis turned down the
President in a grim 500-word let
Text Of John l. Lewis Letter Rejecting
Cool Truce. Page Az
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Jessup in Singapore

(See TAXES, Page A-4D
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(See ATOMIC, Page A-30
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ter in which he said the United
Mine Workers did not believe that
three strangers" should be given
such power over their lives" That
was in reference to the proposal to
create a three-man board to sug-
gest terms of a new coal work con-
trapt
Evening star., 1950-02-04
~ g athAr Forecast

Mostly sunny. high in noid 4os today Fair
tonight. lowest about 80 In city, rs in
suburbs Fair. moderate temperature to-
morrow CFull report on Page A-2)
Evening star., 1950-02-04

(See COAL. Page Az,
Evening star., 1950-02-04

(see POTATOES, Page A-33
Evening star., 1950-02-04

(see NORMAN. Page A-4o
Evening star., 1950-02-04

See COMMUNISTS, Page AS.
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Guide for Readers

An Associated Press Newspaper
Evening star., 1950-02-04

(See BRASS. Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1950-02-04

(See SCIENTISTS, Page Az.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
Girl Scouts Held
Get Acquainted''
Party Monday

The Girl Scouts of Troop 3
held a Get Acquainted Party
at the Poinciana Baptist Church
Monday evening.
Present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Brill, Mr.. and Mrs. Deem, Mr..
and Mrs. Mazeau, Mrs. Daniels,
Mrs. Smith and mother-in-law,
Mrs. Gilky, Pastor Ivey and wife
Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Vanessa
Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Carey, Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Chris
Jensen, Mrs. Santini, Mr.. and
Mrs. Osborn, Mrs. Emno Cox,
Assistant Leader. and Mrs. Aida
Rringman, Leader. Girls scouts
present were: Ruth Mazeaps
Shirley Brill, Becky Dillon
gandra Santini. Carol Cox, Lois
Robinson, Becky Gilky, Judy
christensen, Julia Ann Deem
Frances Cothran, Carolyn Put
nam, Clair Putnam, Sylvia
Smith, Carolyn Smith, Janice
BEDDING, Sally Holland, Violet
sands and Nancy Tucker.
Alter 4 short program Of songs
Refreshments of homemade cur
leakes and punch were served.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
OWEN LATTIMORE

NOnLlnUeu from rage OnG1
munist cell was able to OBJ
tain control over the Insti-
tute. And Budenz told the
Senate Committee that evil
dence can be obtained to
substan+iate his testimony.
Budenz added that Latti-
more, who has denied be-
ing a Communist or having
any Communist sYmpa-
thies. had been commended
for placing q number of
! Communist writer's in the
Institute of Public Affairs.
The witness said the com
mendation came from Fred
erick Field and from the
former head of the Arneri-
can Communist party. Earl
Browder.
According to Budenx. a
1885 meeting Of Commun-
ist party leaders. including
Browder, agreed that Lat
timore would be given gen.
eral direction or organic
ing Communist writer's for
the purpose Of getting
across the idea what Chi
nese Communists wer G
agrarian reformers.
Asked by Senator Theo-
dore Green if baltimore at
tended the party leader
meeting. Budenz said. "Oh.
no. !" But he added that he
have never seen Alger Hiss
at a Communist meeting.
but he knew Hiss was a
Communist.
Budenz said that in l943.
baltimore was instructed
to follow a shift in the
Communist party line and
TO attack Chang Kali Shek.
Budenz said party leaders
sent instructions to Latti-
more through field at the
Institute of Pacific Affairs.
Budenz testified that one OF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
| Knights OF
| PythiGs To
Hold Supper

On Friday evening at o'clock
the members of the Knights of
Pythias will be served a supper
at the Pythian building. 728
Fleming street. The supper will
be under the direction of Harry
j. Metzger and Carlton F. Smith.
Hon. r. c. Lee, royal vizier of
Kaaba Temple No. 50 Knights of
Khorassan of Miami will be a
guest Of honor. All Dokies are
requested to wear their fezes in
honor of their royal vizier.
During the past few weeks the
second floor of the Pythian build
ing has been thoroughly removal
ed and made into coy lounging
and recreation rooms: All mem
bers have been requested to
come and enjoy the things pre-
pared for them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
Coming Events

FRIDAY, APRIL I'll
Supper, knights of Pythias. Z
PM. at Pythian Building,
Flemisg street. Hon. T. c.
Lee, Royal Vizier of Kaaba
Temple No. SO, guest of
honor.
Special meeting, DeMolay
Mothers Circle, 7:30 PM. at
Masonic Hall.
Benefit Dance, sponsored by
Elks Club, at the club,
PM. to l Am. Open to pub
lie. Music by Coral Isle
Serenaders.
Luncheon meeting, Officers
Wives Club, 1890 PM. at
Officers Club, Fl. Taylor
DR.. Herman H. Gray, guest
speaker.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 90
Meeting, La Concha Navy
Wives. Club No. 88, 7:3o PM,
in clubroonls, Building 178,
U. S. Naval Station.
Weekly meeting. Key West
Bridge Association, 7:30 PM.
at American Legion Home,
Stock Island. Duplica tie
bridge.
THURSDAY, APRIL 27~
Sewing group Of Monroe coun-
ty Hospital Auxiliary
meets at 2 PM. at Hospital.
Call Mrs. Rutt, 420-W for
transportation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
w. Curry Harris
Delivers Address
To ROtarians

W. Curry Harris told of the Ro-
tary District Conference at Day
tona Beach last week to the Key
West Rotary Club at its MONDAY
luncheon at ST.. Pauls Episcopal
Church Parish Hall.
Harris went to Dayt0na Beach
with Edwin Trevor Joe Pearl
man. and Sebastian Cabrera to at
tend the conference. He pointed
out all the highlights of the con-
ference to the meeting today.
Among the visiting Rotarians
who attended the meeting were
III. J. anc Jack Sallinger of Fer
nandina, Fla; Frank Foster of
Pampa, Texas: E. Ludwig of OF
toaWa, H.: B. r. Staley of Mi
ami; o. 0. West of Fairmont
Mimi. and r. E. Kirkpatrick OF
Butler, Pa.
: President Robert Dopp presid-
Yd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
NPtinI Mass At ST. Mary's
Star OF The Sea Catholic Church
United Miss Mccoy Ind Mr.. O'NeiH

a nuptial mass at st. Mary's
Star of the Sea Catholic Church
last Saturday morning at 300
O'clock united Miss Alicia Elena
Mccoy and Donald ]. O'Neill,
TIE beautiful and solemn cere-
Inony being performed by Fathei
Joseph Maring.
1.-The church was decorated with
baskets of white gladioli, and
0ding music was played by
Miss Beatrice Moreno at the
organ, while Al Davey. as soloist,
sang the Panis Angelicus and a
song composed by Sister Eliza
tlh Of the Convent Of Mary I'm
Szscnlate entitled wedding
Eells."
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore an exqilis-
ife Princess-style wedding COWS
al white chantilly Lace and els
0oW-length white lace gloves,
wliile her waist length illusion
vsii cascaded from a pearI-staid-
ded tiara. She carried a white
oEshid and a prayer book that
has been used at marriages for
tour generations in her family,
her great grandmother, grand~
mother and mother all having
been married carrying this pray
ef book.
Mrs. George Fanaldo. the
brides matron of honor, was at
fiied in gown OF melon chiffon,
her corsage being of yellow car
1lsti0ns, while the Misses Gay
Esh BarToso and Nancy Ross, as
Bridesmaids, both wore lavender
Bf1caded taffeta and also had
yellow carration cOrsages.
Mrs Mccoy, the brides moth
e. had chosen as her gown a
charming dusty rose crepe, with
which she wore navy blue acces-
series and a blue iris corsage,
Mrs, O'Aeill, mother of the
groom. wore navy blue crepe
With matching accessories and
also had a blue iris corsage.
Mr.. o,Neill had as his best
man George Faraido. and acting
as nshers were George Schofield
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20

and Charles Everett Mccoy, Jr,,
the latter a brother of the bride,
| who had come to Key West from
college to be present at the
event.
Following the ceremony in the
Church, a reception honoring the
couple was held at the Noes
Center on Duval street, where
the bridal party enjoyed BAN
quet breakfast and there was a
buffet for the guests. The brides
table was beautifully decorated
with white candles in tall candle
sticks, and masses Of lovely
white gardenias from the garden
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis De-
laney. The seven-tiered wedding
cake was topped with figurines
OF a bride and groom, and the
cake, together with a large var
iety Of refreshments, was served
TO the guests at the reception. "A
number. Of photographs We're
taken of the occasion.
/ The former Miss Mccoy is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Everett McCoy,Sr., of SIT Ba-
hama street. and was a graduate,
Tof the Convent of Mary Immacu-
late with the class of 1941. She is
employed in the Navy Exchange
office in the Naval Station here,
The groom is the son of Mr..
and MRS. William O'Neill of Du-'
buqle, Iowa. He is in the U. s.
Navy, presently stationed at the
Boca Chica Field.
The parents of the groom had
flown here from their Iowa
home to attend the marriage of
their SON, and other guests of
mote were also present, including
Mrs. Alfred Gonzalez, of Tampa,
and James Johnson, a former
Key Wester now making his
home in New York.
i. Now honeymooning in Havana,
Cuba, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
O'Neill expect to return to Key
West soon, and win then be
home to their many friends at
Ills Grinnell street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
Issue Building
Permits For .
General Repairs

A building permit was issued
today by Roy F. Bitter, director
of the Department OF Public Ser
vice, to A. v. Arrnayor for the
alienation and repairs of two
buildings at 1890 and 1926 Tropi-
cal street. Armayor was also
granted permission to move two
buildings from United street to
Tropical street.
The alterations and repairs TN
the two buildings were for $500
each. 49,
Permits were also issued today
by Butler to Hilda S. Cunniff.
404 South street, to build con-
crete wall at a cost of 5000;
To Malcolm Pinder, 400 Grin
nell street, for making minor re-
pairs on his home at a cost OF
$500.
To Mrs. Julia Matchett, 522
/ Simonton street, for repairing a
picket fence at cost of $50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
BERGMAN AND
tcontin'sed From Page One)

WOntgnated rF0In rage oneJ
her husband has not recognized
its validity. And he is planning
to file action in California.
The agreement announced
late yesterday in Los Angeles
deals with the custody Of their
i2-year-old daughter. Pia, and
the disposal of their joint prop
erty.
Under its terms, Dr.. LindstrOm
would have PA with him most
of the time, although Miss Berg
man would have custody for half
of the summer vacation.
DR.. Lindstrom' attorney says
that Miss Bergman would not be
able to take PA out of California.
However, Miss BeIgman's law
yer denies that there is any such
restriction.
The actress had asked full cus+
tody of the child.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
USE SIDEWALKS

CONTINUED F.om Page Onel
and the other IL Truman and
North Beach road
=, Further destruction of these
plants will meet with arrest and
prosecution if necessary.
1t is requested that anyone
having CT otons, coleus, bougain-
yilaea, or hibiscus plants that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
DelMOlay Mothers
Circle TO Meet
FLisay Eoening

special meeting has been
called 81 the DeMolay Mothers
Gihcie Tor : tomorrow evening
Friday; at 1880 o'clock at the
Masonic Hell, Is was anrtouflced
ko-dax .
All mothers have been re-
usiested to attend this very iaa-
portant melting, since business
81 interest to them will be dis
eussed and there are also . mum;
ber;of plans to be brought up Al
the session.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
Mrs. EtIertdge
To Join Captain
Etheridge liz Japan

Mrs. J. T. Etheridge. with her
son Wayne. left Key West last
Thursday en- route to Seattle,
Washington, at which port they
win board a transport for Yoke.
hama, Japan, there to join Cap
tain ]. T, Etheridge, of the u. S.
Army. who is on foreign duty in
the Japanese area.
Mrs. Ethetidge is the former
Miss Catherine Johnson, The
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Johnson. Of l404 PeHonia
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
Seek Divorces

Petitions seeking divorces were
filsa yesterday in the office OF
cl1esiit Court Clerk Earl r.
Adams by Ernest Perez Of Key
West against: Darlene Perez Of
Miami:
BY Georgina Bruce of Key
Vest against Curtis Dapzell
Bruce of Chicago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20

1h6 communist writers was one
James S. Allen. whom he identi-
fled as a foreign editor of the
Daily Worker and a member of
the Communist Internationale in
the Philippines. Budenz is the
former managing editor of the
New York Daily Worker, the
official Communist paper in the
United States.
Owen baltimore was present
for this mornings testimony by
Budenz. sitting so close by he
could have touched him by lean
ing forward.
Budenz said that when Latti-
more went to China in 1914 with
former Vice President. Henry
Wallace, he, Budenz, was told by
a Communist party leader to con-
slider Owen baltimore as a Com
munist.
Budenz identified this leader
as Jack Stachel, who is one of the
II top leaders convicted of con-
spring to overthrow theApavern-
meHt.
/ Budenz told how baltimore
was referred to in Communist
party reports by initials--as IL
or as XXI to conceal his identi-
ty. Those reports. Budenz said,
were maoa out on thin onion skin
paper used for super-secret mes
sages. The witness said party
members were under instructions
not even to burn them, lest
ashes remain. The messages were
supposed to be torn in tiny bits
/ and flushed down toilet.
Later, Budenz fatty accused
Frederick Field with being a
Soviet espionage agent. He said
the committee could get what he
called ''corroborative evidence"
from Field, from Stachel, from
Jaffe, and perhaps, Earl Browder.
! Being Communist. Budenz said,
it may be they will not give sup
porting evidence, he added:
Il do think they will give test
imony which will ort
strongly what / have to say"
Budenz said he had documen-
tary evidence which he would
like to present to the committee
! but it would take two weeks to
collect it.
Asked by Senator Green of
! Rhode Island if he had handed
over that evidence to the FBT,
Budenz replied:
No. / don't know that l have.
I'm not certain"
Budenz revealed he had been
spending 10 hours a week with
agents and had given the agency
everything possible,
Budenz testified also that a.
Communist leader meeting was
called in 1887 to conspire to bring
China into the Communist camp.
Committee counsel Edward Nor
gan, asked:
Was Mr. baltimore in that
| conspiracy"
Budenz answered: Eyes, sir,
Mr.. baltimore can be placed in
that conspiracy" Budenz said his
| information on that point came
from official reports from Fred
erick Field. one of series, the
witness said, which convinced
him baltimore was considered a
Communist by party leaders.
Pressed by the committee coun-
sci as to whether baltimore was
| a party member or merely being
used by Communists, Budenz re-
Piled
Communists do not go around
telling each other they are mem
bers of the Communist party.
baltimore was referred to by
Browder and by Field as a Com
munist who had been useful in
the matter of placing Communist
/ writer's in the institute of public
affairs"
Budenz said further that in re-
cent years. Communists under
actual party discipline have been
instructed not to have any yes
tige Of party membership. He
added: Being under discipline is
the same as being member of
the party
Asked directly by committee
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
Apply To We'd

An application for a marriage
license was filed yesterday in the.
office of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord by Travis II. Brock, %,
Of the u. S. Navy and Mickie
Jaunita Shields, %, of Blue
Mountain, Mississippi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
2. = = =
N e 20 Arrivals


Wheelsrs Have Sen
= cabiegram to MRS. VIM. p.
Warren, 81 Eaton street, today
announced the birth yesterday
afternoon Of 4 son to LcDR. and
Mrs. ]. c.. Wheeler. IT.. at Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii.
The new arrival has been given
the name Of Richard Mason, beills
the middle names of his grand
father, the late DR.. Warren and
Of his great uncle, Sam Cold
smith.
Mrs. Wheeler was Leonol
Warren, the daughter Of Mrs
Warren and the late DR.. William
Richard Warren.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
Beer For Hair
Styling At
Martins

With the seasonal closing of
the Casa Marina Beauty Salon,
Martin is now available through
out the ertire day at Martins
Hair Stylist. 92l Truman Ave
nue." Call 1893 for your appoint
ment. Try our hair setting with
BEER at no extra cost.-(Advt.J
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
FIori!a
Briefs
MTLKMAN KILLED
1Pt Wirephoto
Up Photo

MIAMI BEACH, April Pop.
"A Miami nailkpan was killed
today in a traffic accident on
Normandy Isle. ~ I'LL
William ,E Miles. was thrown
from his truck when it. and an
automobile collideds The truck
overturned crushing him beneath
the vehicle.
John Miskoff was ia the other
vehicle. A technical charge OF
reckless driving was placed
against him pending an inquest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20

Portsmouth, on the Outer
Banks Of North Carolina has
more buildings than people.
Once thriving town of 1000,
and North Cardinals first port
Of entry, Portstnouth's popula-
ton is now Is. Fishing and huntA
ing are its industries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20

they would donate in this beauti1
fication program to contact the
city recreation director. He will
gladly call for them, Albufy
stated today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20

The Pony Express began east
west operations through Utah in
1860.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20

counsel. do you refer to Latti-
more as a Communist" Budenz
replied. "0h, no, no, no, nc"
In New York, Field said he had
no comment to make on Budenz,
testimony.
In Washington, baltimore sit
ting near Budenz. scrubbed fari-
ously on a pad all through the
testimony by the ex- Communist
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-20
ASKS FOR BIDS

TALLAHASSEE, April 20.--
(Pl.-The State Road Department
has asked for bids on IL miles of
road and bridge improvements in
six counties.
The projects are located in
Wakulla, Hardee. Hamilton, Flag
Ter, Jackson, and Palm Beach
counties.
Bids will be opened May 9, in
Pensacola
Evening star., 1950-05-17
Driver Accused Of Assault On Policeman With Car

drunk. Judge Quinn set the tria'
for June 26.
Pvt. Albert Pals told Judge
Quinn he was standing at New
York avenue and North Capito
street April %. when he saw q
car pull up without lights. Wher
he tried to open the door tc
question the driver, he said, the
car sped of.
The policeman. who said he
could not Jump of because the
car was moving at a high rate OF
speed. testified the driver swerveo
several times and finally caused
him to tumble to the street. Pvt
Pals said he received a fractured
shoulder and knee injuries.
Rogers was arrested several
blocks away after a passing cab
driver chased him.
Evening star., 1950-05-17
Citizens Elect Officers
In ChiIIum HEIGHTS

The Chillum Heights Citizens
Association elected the following
officers last night at their annual
meeting in the Luther Rice Me-
mortal Baptist Church. North
Capitol street near Riggs road
NE:
Olaf P. Solem, president; Ear
Otto. first vice president: Miss
Tomena Thompson, second vice
president: George r. Miller
treasurer. and Miss Woodford
Forster, secretary.
The business session was pre-
ceded by a dinner. and followed
by movies on Ireland and Saudi
Arabia.