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Evening star., 1950-06-13
Firemen Hold CornivuI
At Guithersburo Center

An entertainment by the Dar-
nell sisters and Brother Bob, radio
singers, will feature the Gathers
burg Washington Grove Volunteer
Fire Department Carnival at $50
o'clock tonight. In the event of
rain the program will be tomor-
row.
The carnival is being held this
week at the Montgomery County
Agricultural Center, Gaithersburg.
Evening star., 1950-06-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
Fresh Cabbage Juice
Suggested for Peptic Ulcers

Washington, Feb. 27.-The above
heading appeared In an (AP) news
paper article which read as fol-
lows: A remarkable speedup in
the healing Of peptic ulcers when
treated with raw cabbage juice
was reported today by q California
scientist.
In the first test Of its kind on
human beings, 13 patients, some
with ulcers of long standing, re-
ceived the cabbage juice treat
ment. Each drank about a quart
Of juice daily. In IL cases the
ulcers disappeared in six to nine
Evening star., 1950-06-13
New Fear OF Initiation
Spurs Effort 10 Get
U.S.. Budget Balanced
by the Assoeiaied Press

Fresh fears of imitation prompt
ed bipartisan proposals today that
Congress get busy on the job Of
balancing the budget.
Senator Douglas. Democrat. Of
Illinois told a reporter he regards
the threat of imitation caused by
rises in wholesale prices as serious
but possibly not dangerous.
1T strengthens the case for re-
ducing expenditures and balanc-
ing the cash budget-that's the
best imitation brake'-said Sena-
tor Douglas, who agrees with the
Truman administration on about
everything but its monetary poll
cies.
Senator Taft of Ohio, chairman
Of the Republican Policy Com
mittee. said in a separate inter-
view that vigorous drive is going
to be made in the Senate to cut
appropriations back to the point
of Government revenue.
I'VE are adding steadily to the
inf1ationary trend with a deficit
that is running about half a bill
lion dollars a month" he said.
The Senate Judiciary Commit
tee voted yesterday to make an
investigation of gasoline prices.
Senator Ferguson, Republican, of
Michigan. who sponsored the
move, said in a statement that
the country is in a period of
creeping imitation to which gaso-
line price increases are contribut-
ing.
Senator Lucas Of Illinois, the
Democratic leader. told reporters
administration strategists are con-
vinced that the one-package bill
won't do the job 1t was intended
to do.
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Six TeIeyision Shows
On Chs Cancelled by
|Technicians' Strike
By the Ass0sioied Press

NEW YORK, June Isis
Columbia Broadcasting System
television shows were Cancelled
last night when more than 4oC
technicians walked of their jobs
in New York and Hollywood ir
a contract dispute.
The negotiations involved near
ly 900 members Of the AFL Inter
national Brotherhood Of Elec-
trical Workers in New York
Hollywood, San Francisco and
Washington. D. c.
WOIC. the CHS television sta
sion in Washington. has no
walkout of technicians to con-
tend with as yet.
Ofhcials of the TV station
said the only effect of the net
work strike so far has been that
two network shows didn't come
over last night. Studio One"
and the "Goldbergs" fell by the
wayside.
The strike is of network en-
ployes. WOIC is a CHS affili-
ate and it's technicians are not
directly affected.
The strike continued today
with union plans to picket every
CHS studio. Office and transmit.
ter in New York. Action at othel
cities was not decided.
Union Claims Support.
The IBEW said 1t also had sup.
port from union scenic artists anc
stagehands and from the system.
white collar workers.
Two leading shows cut off were
THE Goldbergs" and Studio
One" Four shorter video pro.
grams also were pulled. Films anc
live substitutes were used to fl
out the two and one-half houl
interval in the evening period.
About 335 technicians walked
out in New York and another sc
in Hollywood. There, however
CHS Vas able to stage one of its
main television shows. Lux Radio
Theater, using supervisors as en-
gineers and "mixers"-the mer
who handle the complex radio anc
television controls.
The issues are wages, working
conditions and seniority.
The union said it had met con.
tinuously with CHS. but the sys-
TENS reaction had been ar
"adamant refusal of union de.
mands."
These include a sliding scale oi
wage increases that would lift be.
ginning salaries from $65 to ST
a week, and from $128.50 to $14:
weekly after five years.
The union also said a CHS grant
Of a $3.50 weekly increase under
last years contract was nullifiec
when the network stopped its
traditional Christmas bonus oi
one weeks pay.
In the current negotiations, the
union said the last CHS offer was
SO below union demands.
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Cos

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1950-06-13

Macarthur is expected to States forces.
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Report of Marriage License Applications

Katherine shiflet, %, 2s1s Newton st.
ne.
Charles Saunders, %. and Doretha Day,
rs, both OF 80 st, NV.
David Moore, ~. 3I9 P st. ne, and Ruth
Castle. 81, 301 81. ne.
James Pheney, 26, Alexandria. Va. and
Geneva Bennett, 2s. 1416 18th st. NV.
James Green,Is. 2is Division ave, ne.
and Gloria Smith. II. 5lg SIND St. ne.
Alfred Johnson.25, st. LOUIS. and Mar
garet cr9Wder. 23, 255 Rhode Island
Chester Burns 81. willard Hotel. and
Lena Neal, As, 5l4 10Th st. NV.
James Doherty, 25. St. John. Canada. and
Elaine Donaldson. 20. Chevy Chase. Nd.
Ira Razz, 81. 1918 II st. NV. and Mamie
Holland. 30, -l424 W st. NV.
John Jurey, 25S Mt. Rainier. Nd. and
Jane Gulledge. 21. 1927 18th st. NV;
Grady Oldham, 90. Branchville, Nd. and
Elizabeth Bell y. 2705 18th st. ne:
Madge TAYLOR. 20. 210 18th st. Sc.
Robert Hendon, jr.. 20. Chevy Chase. Nd :.
and Phyllis O'Neil. "a. 1901 10th st. NV.
NV, and Gloria Edmunds, "a. 919
Frank Harris, 81. Alexandria, and sheila
OLeary, IS. 1905 10th St NV.
Clarence Woods, 81. Boiling Air Force
Base. and Cora Cliff, 90. 3013 Hanover
George Hughes. %. 5a3 5th st. ne. and
Helen Morgan, 10. 407 llth ST. Sc.
Evening star., 1950-06-13

''9si ESsy ERRe5n boa.n a sfs e. l2e 4f isA Il s:
Larson, %. both Of Alexandria
LeEvsy Hunt; 80 ss ssrd DI ts so:n,,.s and
and Matte Williams. 2s. sz1s 18th
ST. Sc.
cyDr,sn coIbeEs ..:. T. sz.f,sSa e. 1sS1 13th 81 81
Quincy pl. NV.
- a sRa s & Stts &aattsn. e. g Isfo. SS$ St PBsT;i,n-
pines: and carol Evans. 20. 7iO sheFi-
R9s BBs SBs.h, e: s :i1 1899 3sA s
Drss sS92;BS35ss Nc Hor: asl P's''' ct Ua It;
sRs aa16fs B1ess kuas ia saS5 g. 3sis s.
Malcolm !! Smith g. % Of sgsI gslmar. 4 St n. j.
Gsa ssfsE PEE Fart ss it, tSS me- ssa Mar
I0S nv BF0ss and b. %porothy fsSs saaDin 81 eo4
.a9 zfss. Smith s?a g. 1i@sHsd Asssndrs ss
AsSsa9 M fsa.s GSe' Mshss: e. ssss 3d. 't COOS S
st:sss AKA AEn. as ARss2siis AP: is lsy
caFI Fpff%si fess sSs ,4sh M St; ns and Ar
roland anS Es:i. ssEsFly gysyos: a. $3.50 Psh s.
ss HssS Hsaas III H. Of s5as 52'Gsa
s.sssss ss.rs:i sa 80 SO s sasE.aan 'sG &C.
ponraid nEid Bush. a5. Of vanderEritt: Pa. and
e'sHsrfS ANA Silde Mauro. as. s257 Beach st.
As5 sts,os su0s2a HI Mary 4ffsssss fssss Sf e.
DAVID p i1eiibowltt 80, Of west End. y. j.
warren Riston, So. and Lillian Knight 61'
waIter ntsr Rlimcsa', K ne 80. seat Pleasant. Nd
and Edna Bussard. SO, Alexandria. va
Robert Brown; %, Wsrdman I,sIs.pa PARK g. Hotel
ramMnS and Mar Rsxs aoess s oas M ST. nw and
Shepard @ Goodman. 81, 1926. TeykesbuIryy
pl. NV, and Mary Mccreight 49, 1920
william MGnnaFsn FManvill, ss a5. Vienna. Va. and
Beryl Pil L. L. ATlinst9m' s1.ngton w. and Mary
NV, and Audrey ooren. 10, 1919 4th
John sri Iippold. 4s. and oertrdue Taubler,
John a1i GIsn %aree. e. IT,, a. $500 18th st. NV,
and Majorie Horne, "a, 1922 14th
clssp5ss Battle q. Henderson; s, s,s n G. and
Carl Tonty,, 81. 22oII g st, ,n::..S1. Nv and
Kathryn Lackey' 49, 1921 Massaehu-
Joe s'SSi Williams, ANS 81 Il. sos Taylor st. NV. and
Doris Fortney. 1s. 204 36th ST; ne.
'AIs Hannah Fitch: a. 1901 ATeonne pl. NV.
Bibiano Belts. "a. and Lillian O'Connor,
22. both Of 726 End st. Sc r,,r,,ur
"sae 20. she1f both Of Bethesda mi esd aia Nd MARY
Eleanor codsey. ~. ai45 California
Norbert rt; RI: "del'E.o,le, 81. and Martha Moore,
ana a1 Mar! Mary Sn Gsnsas
NV NV. and Eunice chumIsy. 70. 1899
Massachusetts ave.
Arthur Jenkins; 2sss Rieh%ond';; non,';. and =.
Jarves Davis, 40. New York City. and
Rosalyn Arnold, 80. Savannah, Ga.
James Everett, 22; 1923 Massachgsetts ave
ssr;s;,s se;s and "a Kathryn Scott 2S' Silver
clifford Thornton. ir., 90. Bristol, Va, and
virginia Harris, Is: Fairfax. L,fa,. w.; M. .na
Helen Martin. 3s. 1919 Monroe st. NV.
| Uglick 38, of Arlington, Va.
Jesse Atcheson, 49,, 1859 Abbey pl. ne,
Raymond Diaz. 21, Army Chemical Center,
and judith Ladd, II, 1853 Mintwood
James me " Raley. 20. 541o Cathedral ave
NV. and Betty Barry. Is. liz e st.
ne.
Robie Keller, jr.. 81 $50 9th st. sw. and
| June Lampkin, Is. st. Georges Island,
Md.
Thomas Dreisonstok. %. 5431 3eth St.
NV, and Catherine Adams, %, 5000
Chevy Chase Parkway NV.
Stephen Paledes 80, and Virginia Paledes,
20, both Hyattsville, Md.
Alfred Rector, %, 254 Sth st. ne, and
Evening star., 1950-06-13

Under D. c. lGU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, fUait three fun days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1950-06-13

cup sifted cake -four
teaspoon baking powder
" teaspoon salt
6 eggs
cup franklin GranuIated Sugar
teaspoon vanilla extract
u cup Franklin Super6ne Sugar
2 quarts fresh strawberries
pint heavy cream
Evening star., 1950-06-13

Sift together
flour, B aking
powder and salt,
3 times. Beat eggs
andlcupF franklin
Granulated Sugar
until mixture is
thick and creamy
like Whibped
Evening star., 1950-06-13


cAMoos COMPANY 473 Murray Flushing. H. ~
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Star Movies
Playground Film
Program for Tonight
WASHINGTON, $3.50 p.m.

Chevy Chase. Forty-first and
Livingston streets NV; Takoma,
Fourth and Whittier streets NV:
Turkey Thicket, Tenth street and
Michigan avenue NE; Ridge.
Ridge road and Burns street Sc;
Hine. Seventh and c streets Sc;
Anacostia, between Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania Avenue Bridges
Sc; Howard, Fourth and w
streets NV; Happy Hollow.
Eighteenth street and Kalorama
road NV; Crummell, Gallaudet
and Kendall streets NE; Lincoln,
Sixth and L streets Sc.
Arlington, $3.50 pm.
Shirley Homes, Twenty eighth
and South Nash streets.
Alexandria, 9 pm.
Washington. South Washington
street.
Montgomery County, 8 pm.
Rock Creek, East Leland street
and Beach drive.
The movies in Prince Georges
County will be resumed tomor.
row.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
u. 5. Must Safeguard
Peace, Almond Says
By the Assoeio,ed Press

SHENANDOAH, Va, July S.
State Attorney General j. Lindsay
Almond, jr., believes America must
be the guardian of world peace
"by force. without stint or reserva-
ton, if there be no other way"
1t is up to America to shoulder
such a responsibility until the
United Nations organization has
progressed to that state of pre-
eminence and power of moral and
physical sanction where it can
guarantee the peace of the world u
Mr.. Almond asserted here yester-
day.
The former member of the House
was the principal speaker at the
Independence Day dedication of a
new $4,000 war memorial stadium
Shenandoah National Park, Inc
More than $500 persons attended
the day-long celebration.
1--WE paid an awful price to wir
a great world war. and then with
reckless abandon turned our backs
upon the only fruits of victory
worthy of achievement-the build
ing of a sane and durable peace
Mr.. Almond asserted.
Evening star., 1950-07-05

erts, an acrobatic team, and a
female vocalist, Nancy Donovan.
The National Ballet directed by
Marion Venable was performing
when the downpour started in
earnest. and the girls were told
to stop dancing. They dashed
ofstage.
Its just little summer shower
that we're accustomed to here in
Washington" desperately shouted
Master of Ceremonies Sam Jack
Kaufman over the loudspeaker.
"The complete fireworks show
will go on put in Carter Barron,
OF the National Capital Sesqui-
centennial Commission. This is
merely a shower as predicted and
will blow over in a few minutes. y
1t did blow over in a few min
futes-for a few minutes. When
the final Good Night" shone in
fireworks, the rain had degener-
ated into mere drizzle, but after
most spectators were off the
grounds it started again, and most
were drenched while walking up
town.
During the program. several
youngsters in the crowd added
their own small fireworks to the
festivities. and several were
treated at Red Cross first aid tents
for f1recracker burns. There were
about a dozen calls for lost chill
dren.
One man suffered a cut on his
temple from an exploding" pop
bottle, and one teen-aged girl was
treated for a heart attack. She
was not hospitalized.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Arlington Swim Program
For Children Beqins

The Arlington County Depart
ment of Recreation swimming
program for children will begin
tomorrow at the East Potomac
Park pool.
County school buses will leave
at 9:15 am. Tuesdays through
Fridays until August Is from
points in the country and will
pick UP children at regular bus
stops. They will return from the
pool a noon. A 25-cent round
trip fare will be charged on the
buses, which will run on a non
segregated basis.
Tomorrow's bus route will bt
from the North darlington play
ground and children will be pickec
up at South darlington, Shirle,
Homes and Virginia Highlands.
Fridays trip will be from tn,
Four Mile Run playground, nea
Bancroft. The bus will run alon,
Columbia Pike. On Tuesdays tn,
bus will leave from the Parkhurs
playground. near Westover, ant
will go down Washington boule
ward to North Glebe road, then t,
Wilson boulevard. turning O,
North Tenth street to Lee boule
ward. On Wednesdays the trip
will begin at the Charles Stewar
playground on Lee highway, will
the bus travelling on that highway
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Charter Committee
To Pick Candidates

Appointment of a seven-mem
ber committee to propose candi-
dates for the Montgomery County
Council was announced today by
Col. Norman B. Ames, president
Of the County Charter Committee
Those named are Mrs. j.. Reed
Bradley. Bethesda; George Rust
Candy. Colesville; Allen H. Gard
ner and Stephen James, Silver
Spring; DR.. Lewis Merriam. Ken
sington; William C. Hanson, Ira
vilah. and H. Deets Warfield
Damascus.
DR.. Merriam, who was elected to
the council in 1948, resigned three
months ago because of the pres
sure of his work at the Brook
ings Institute. of which he is vice
president. He was succeeded by
Harold F.. Hammond. Silver
Spring.
Col. Ames said the committee
will seek out" qualified citizens
and urge them to run for nomina-
tion in the Democratic and Re-
publican primaries in September.
THE Charter Committee" he
said, will support and actively
campaign for the nomination and
election of those persons whom it
considers to be best qualified.
1T is my belief that this special
committee will go far to bring
about the election of the finest
council which Montgomery County
can produce"
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Chew Named Director
OF Parole in Virginia
BY the Associoted Press

RICHMOND. Va, July s.
Gov. Battle yesterday appointed
Charles P. Chew, executive secre-
tary of the Virginia Parole Board
since 1945, as director of parole
Mr.. Chew will succeed Col
Richard w. Copeland, who resign
ed June 80. In his resignation
Col. Copeland said his duties as
State director of welfare and in
stitutions necessitated his action
The appointment of Mr.. Chew
to the $7,100-a-year job was fol
Mr.. Copeland's unexpired term
term ending September 30, 1852
While Mr.. Chew also was named
a member of the parole board
there was no immediate designa-
ton of chairman.
Mr.. Chew was born in Harrison
burg on April 8. 1918. the son OF
P. S. and Virginia Byrd Chew. He
attended schools in Harrisonburg
and in 1888 received his A. B.
degree from Bridgewater College
The following 10 years were spent
as a teacher.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Lane Names Tawes
To Be State Controller
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, July 5.-Gov. Lane
yesterday announced appointment
of his running mate, j. Millard
Tawes, as State controller, to sue
ceed James j. Lacy, who died Sat-
urday.
The appointment was to be ef-
fective today.
Coy. Lane made his announce
ment shortly after funeral service
for Mr.. Lacy in Baltimore. Both
Gov. Lane and Mr.. Tawes attended
along with other Maryland off,
cials.
Gov. Lanes choice was not un-
expected. Mr.. Tawes, who served
in the post from 1889 to 1o47, had
announced as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for con-
troller in the September primary
on the Lane ticket.
Mr.. Lacy, IS. who early this year
announced he would not run again,
died of heart attack at his home
Saturday.
Mr.. Tawes will complete Mr..
Lacy's term, which would have
ended next January /.
Evening star., 1950-07-05

president of the Bank of Bethesda
and lives at 100 Wooten avenue.
He said she found the house in
disarray from attic to basement.
Food was strewn about the kitch-
en-. dresser drawers pulled out in
the bedrooms and two glass coin
banks smashed and their contents
gone-about $40 in dimes and
quarters. Entry apparently had
been gained through a small un-
locked hall window. Mr.. Bogley
said.
Sergt. Brown said a trail of pop
sicles taken from a deep freeze led
to the home of the 5-year-old boy,
who implicated the older boy. The
popsicles apparently had fallen out
of box the boys carried, Sergt.
Brown said. Most of the money
has been recovered, he said.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Drunk -DrivineC CoseL LeodsJudee
To DepIore Absence of Test

arrest, but said that he passed a
stop sign at Old Dominion drive
and Glebe road only because he
was dizzy from the blows he had
received in the fight.
Judge Reid commented: mfr
Coates behavior could have been
caused by the drinks. the bumps
on his head. or combination oi
both. I'm not smart enough tc
determine which was responsible
Il don't think you can get q
better case for this county modern.
5Ging its system of testing driver.
who are charged with this offense
I'VE are bound to have this oc.
curing as long as we are too tight
to spend 5000 or $500 for testine
equipment"
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Moforist Robbed Of Sc
While Family Dozes in Cal

A Pennsylvania motorist today
reported that he was robbed of
SO while he and members of his
family dozed in their car a short
distance north of the Fairfax
traffic circle, Route so.
John G. Schweikort of Eldred
Pa, told Fairfax police two young
men opened the door of the
parked car at l am. and stuck a
pistol into his ribs. He said they
took his wallet.
The victims wife and their two
sons were asleep. The robbers
were described as about S feet 8
inches tall and both in their 2Os
Evening star., 1950-07-05
PopsicIe Trail Leads to Capture
OF Housebreokers, Age 5 and 6

A trail of melted popsicles has
enabled Montgomery County au-
thorities to solves the ransacking
of Friendship Heights home over
the weekend.
The culprits. according to Sergt.
Eugene E. Brown, attached to the
county Juvenile Court, were two
s. and 6-year- boys who live
in the neighborhood.
Sergt. Brown said the boys have
admitted breaking into the home
of Richard L. Bogley, 109 Wooten
avenue. He added their parents
have promised to make restitu-
ton.
Mr.. Bogley said his family had
gone to a Maryland beach and
that his mother. Mrs. S. Walter
Bogley, returned yesterday to feed
a canary. She is the wife of the
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Firecrocker Down Shirt
Injuries DispIuy Spectator

Despite District bans on fire
works. one man was in the hospital
today with painful injuries as the
result of July celebration.
He is Edward E. Branagan, 33,
OF $40 Lennark way, Silver Spring,
who had a lighted fire-cracker
tossed into his open shirt-front
by a holiday celebrant while he
watched display at the Takoma
Recreation Center, Fourth and
Van Buren streets NV, last night.
Suffering from bruises and cuts
OF his shoulder, neck and forearms,
Mr.. Branagan was rushed to Cas-
ualty Hospital and admitted "in a
dazed condition" The prankster
was not caught.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
400 Maryland Boys Elect
CoIored Youth Governor
BY the Associated Press

FORT MEADE. Md, July S.
About 400 Maryland boys endec
an exercise in citizenship" yes
terday by inaugurating a Balti.
more colored boy their governor
The inauguration of Howard
Griner featured the end of this
years Boys State which ran for
IL days. Young Griner will be
governor until next years en-
campment. Boys State is a model
government sponsored by the
American Legion.
AS the Maryland governor.
Howard, and two boys as senators
will go to Washington next month
to participate in a Boys Nation.
The senators" are Jerry Pessag-
no, of Baltimore, and James Bab-
cock of Chevy Chase. Their al
ternates are Robert Petree of Sill.
yer Spring and Ellis Cline of Mon
rovia.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Exchange Club to Install
Officers in Alexandria

Glenn K. Shomo. jr., governor
of District 3 of the National Ex-
change Club. will install new Of
flcers of the Exchange Club of
Alexandria at $50 o'clock tonight
at the Commonwealth Club, Wolfe
and South Pitt streets.
Richard w. Buckingham was
reelected president. Other Of
flcers reelected were Walter l..
Powell, secretary and Robert H.
Davidson, treasurer. New officers
are Richard H. Bailey, vice presi-
dent, and Charles H. Dodge, Mar
vim F. Hall, Thomas E. Van Note
and Roy E. Wittig. jr., members
of the board of control.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Housewives S Screams Foil
Burglary in Arlington

Screams of a frightened house.
wife thwarted an Arlington bur-
glary early today.
Mrs. Helen Buskey said she
awoke to find a bright light shin
ing in her face. Her outcry woke
her husband, William. At, who
jumped out of bed.
An intruder fed from the house
at 839 North Harrison street. Ar
lington police said the back door
had been broken open.
The police reported a drug store
at 256 North Glebe road was
robbed of $3.50 early today.
Evening star., 1950-07-05

Arlington County Court Judge
Hugh Reid this morning attacked
the county's lack of testing equip
ment in driving while drunk cases
as he dismissed charges of reckless
and drunken driving against a
Washington man.
Robert B. Coates. So, of the $500
block of Thirty-ninth street NV,
and his attorney. William c. Ne
meth. asserted that Coates driv-
ing last night was erratic because
he had been involved in a fight
He had been struck on the head
and left eye with a sharp instru-
ment. they told the court.
The defendant admitted he had
two drinks yesterday before his
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Man Threatening Suicide
Since 1912 Ends His Life

A 38-year-old Falls Church man
who has been threatening suicide
since his discharge from the
armed services in 1912, according
to his wife. last night killed him
self with shotgun blast, police
reported.
DR.. Emanuel Newman. acting
coroner, issued a certificate OF
suicide in the death of Henry O
Batchelder, radio technician, of
6619 Willston place.
The victims wife was in the
kitchen at the time of the shoot
ing, police reported. The couple S
11-year-old son, John, was playing
in the yard.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Bethesda Library Open
From 9 to 9 Week Doys

The Bethesda Public Library
will be open from 9 am. to 9 pm.
on week days during July and
August.
The library board of trustees
expressed the hope the morning
hours will increase participation in
the summer reading program for
school-age children.
They will be considered for
permanent adoption if justified by
increased use of the library.