davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24

Gates County poultrymen are
practicing culling to remove
"loafers" from their flocks and
thereby increase profits.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24

Mr. and LTrs. G. G. Westmore'
land and Miss Frances Ann West,
moreland spent the weekend in
Columbia and Augusta.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24
Night-Riding Terrorists Beat
Disabled Vet, Crippled Farmer
And Elderly Negro Woman

disturbed the peace
of Horny and Columbus counties that had been blessed with tran
guilty the fall invasion of the Klux Khan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wrenn and
son. Jack, spent the weekend in
Greensboro.
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OHIO WAISENFREUND
(Published weekly every Saturday
.. since 1879

Diries gyohenblatt erideint ieit
benz ssabr 1873 reselmabig isoen
Samstag uno miro berausseeeben
gum 8eiten bes 8dpitlidcn aolle'
eium Soiepblnum in @ortbington,
Ohio, beiien 3tped Die Seranbiltune
Diiroieer 8rielter5oelinge fir Die
Ser. Stoaten lit. Gieie anitalt III
bauptiGdlid angepieien auf Die ein'
FINITE oieies 8lattes uno bic @eihen'
te leiner 2eler.
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Dir nrur phafr hra mrlt-
krtpgPH
(Sortfesung bon Geite -

4ttlee bat 1teue Otiniiter ernannt
Sir Sartlep SbaipcroB iibcrnabm bas
Sanoelsan1t, ser &roniuriIt, Der
@roB<8ritannnien bel ben Hiirnber>
ger 8erbanolungen oertrat.
Gen anlaB 5u ser 8epolte COB ser
Goriblag bes Sbatfan5lers @aits
fell, einen fleinen Stein aus benz Itot-
aen @ebduoe ser &ranfenperii6ernns
beraus5ubre6en, oeiien Irditeft 8e-
ban mar. Oieier Stein bes 4nitoBes
mar oie freie 2ieferung BON faliden
@ebilfen uno nelten 8riaen an Die
8erii6erten 5. +. Die iibergroBe
Mebrbeit aller 8eipobner.
8eban bat ii6 ldderlid eemad)t
ourb Die l1ebertreibu1g,> nit Der er
oie @ratislieferung BON 8rillen uno
faIihen 3dbnen our Saupt- uno
|Staatsaftion madte. Selbit menn in
3ufunft bie 8eriiberten Die balben
Soften tragen iino iie biaig beoient.
| gs tpirft l6berlif, bie5e Belalhlna
a1,m Mngelpunft oes Beltgefdebens
au madden. 8eDans Harole lit: Grit
ESieg 6es So5ialismns uno bann al
Ties anoere, einiblieBlib Ser 2anoes-
bertei6ignng. Sn oieiem 5inn Ia,ttete
Die 8egriinoung ieines @iidtrittsge'
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@,pthna,.ss6 =. *

ct. 2uuis, Dio. - @eltorben Ill
Der bobp. !Sr. alopiius S. Heb, ein-
unoadt5ig Sabre alt, 5lllett &aplon
am st. =IgneszSeim oabier. Ser Ser
itorbene n1a6te ieiner5eit feline Stll-
bfen am &enridzSeminar lrno tuuroe
am 8. Suni 1906 Don gr5biidof
@lennon gum HrieIter getpeibt. Sa-
rauf ipirfte er in Der Bfarrieeliorge,
bis er 1882 1pegen 5unebmenoer
&rdnflidfeit gu oem 1peniger bei6mer=
liben &aplonspoIten ernonnt ipuroe.
r. I. P.
Ytilmaufee, 8is. - 9sa6 l1ngerer
&rmfbeit itarb in Suclon, slri5, Ser
bodp. ST. sSobn 90. 8ruenepalo,
einl1nolieb5ig Sabre alt u1lo ieit 1908
Erielter. SSSn Gbicago geboren, modte
er feline Stuoien ON ct. 6rancis=Se=
minar Oabier uno an Ser llniperiitat
2open in 8elgien. 1915 fam er nod)
Dtil1poufee uno 1pirfte in perldieoe=
men Gfarreiel1, 5ulett BON 1924 bis
194o als Bfarrer in 4ibforo. r. /. P.
Siuur Gitp, Sa. - 9lm II. gpr:l
ieierte Der bo6m. Sr. Sobn Sboen=
niiier, Bfarrer ser st. =slntonils-8e-
meinoe IN Sospers, iein pier5igj1bri=
ges 8rieIteriubildum. Satber Sboen.
nillen lit leit mebr als einem balben
Sabrbunoert elm treuer 2eier unierer
gl1tter.
9ulntb, Winn. - SIM sllter BON
breiunoiieb5ig SSSabren itarb am Der
gangenen Sonntog Der bofip'ite
Nier. SSobn q. 2immer, leit 1921
8farrer ser 8lelieo Sacraments8e-
meinbe in Sibbing. @eboren in So.
nepcreef, gSis., madte Ser Nun Ser
itorbene ieine Stuoien an Der st.
Sobannes- -ltnioerlitat in Gollegepile
unb 1purbe 1904 fir Die 0i05eie OIL
lutb getpeibt. Seitber 1pirfte er unun=
terbro6en in Der 8farrieeliorse, bar-
unter in @emeinoen ill 9ulutb, Sir.
ginia uno Gloquet. r. /. P.
ct. Yanl, Winn. - slm fonmen=
ben Sonntag, 6. Wai, beginnt bie
|pieraisltiinoige anbadt in folsenSen
Bfarrfirden Der @ra6ioaeie: ct. SEQ.
lSt. Saul; ct. 8inaen5, ct. Baul
Sera Seiu, Wur6od; 81. Same, 8e.
! fta.
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Nasi-Appea absetpieien

Sic iieben gfa5is, bie ipegei 8etei,
ligung an @reueltaten in &otl5entra.
tionslagern gum Sooe perl,rteilt tp,tr,
Den uno in 2anosberg i1t Saft gebaI,
ten 1peroen, apllrben lette @o6e mil
ibrem Ippen absetpieien, oaB ibr syolI
Dor Dem oberiten amerifaniiben Sc.
ribtsbof allfgeroat iperbe. Das sc.
rif)t lebnte BEN &ebiiionsantrag Ser
gerurteilten ab, 10 baB man anneb,
men fam, oaB Die amerifanii6en Sci,
litdrbeborben in ,0eiti6lano nun,
mebr Die Sinri6tllneen ausiiibren
1perben. r ea. sI.H2 l>* ~-r
Wit leds eegen 5ipei Stimmen ent.
idieo oas Sberlte @eri6t in 8aIb-
ington gegen ben Mntrog Ser iieben
gerurteilten. Die &ibter gIaf uni
Douglas ipraben iih fiir Elm 8en;.
iionsoerfabren aus, p1brenb 6idter
SSadion iid an ser grsp6glng oes
giniprubes ni6t beteiligte. SSadion
mar nad &riessenoe ameritanilder
&auptanfI1ger oeim gtiirnberger
Sro5eB segen Die bobIten Jiibrer bes
Na5i=&egimes. ',
Inter oen iieben 8erurteilten be.
finben iid3 Die So =@eneraIe Otto
Sblenoorf uno Ospalo 8obl. Iie
onoeren gerurteilten iino: San:
S6miot, @eorg Shal1ermair, @er,
1ter 8roune, Grid Haua1ann un>
Saul 8lobel.
Die Sinridt,,ng Der iieben OeGn.
ner - am @algen bes 2anbsbergel
r8efangniiies - mar fir oen a.. Sc.
bruor angeiebt sepelen, 1purbe iebod
berI6oben, oa in Mmerifa Elm jurilti.
ihes Gerfabren fir bie 8erurteilter
eingeleitet 1puroe. Ger Mppen an oas
Sberite @eri6t tpurbe geridtet, nah.
oem 5tpei nie6rigere sS1itan5en oel
Ser. .+Staaten-8 -8nnaesgeri6te es abge.
lebnt batten, oie 5reilailuns Ser Ser.
urteilten aufgruno Der Ser .<Staaten
Serfaiiung C9abeas Corpus" an5u
oronen.
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UnARaansRtnrm

Wartin Sdnela eeitorben am 90.
Mar5 1861 i'm Mlter Don pierunoaht-
aig Sabren, tpobloerieben init ben bei-
ligen Sterbeiaframente,l, in George
to1pn, Sno. gr binterI1Bt 5eine @ot-
tin, abt &inoer nnb iehsunbSpan3ig
Gnfelfinber.
Midael Hrueiel, geltorben am "a.
September 1850 in gbicogo, ssa. al-
ter 2eier.
Geter s. GnSres, eeboren aln 10.
0esember 1849 in 2inbo5a, DeutIh-
lano; geItorben am I. M6r5 1851 i'm
Sitter bon bunbertnnbein Sobren in
Worrilton. Ct miro iiberlebt bon sipai
yeeffen, Soc llnO ssobn @asper m
Worrilton, 5tpei gtibten, SRI. Mnna
gn6beit bon Worrilton nnb Shtpe-
Iter alpbonio bon Sort Smitb. Sitter
2eIer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-05

iiids. sic IGuft barauf binols, baB
Butter tpiftiger lei als &anonen. 8e-
pans 8orseben lit fein ipontaner
Musbrlld zines Eemperameuts, bell
Ger Wann bon @nles nit @uito Die
3iigel idieBen l1Bt. 8ielmebr lieet
elm ieit tangent allsgefliigelter Hlan
Dor. Dabinter Itebt Ser @iberipille,
fir oie gerneiniame Sabe Der freiell
@elt Sic notigen Spfer 5u bringen.
8epon n1a6t iid altm @ortfiibrer
antiamerifanii6er Stimmlngen, Die
audi auf oem Sentiment INNER tpie-
Ser anftallGen.
8eban rnb feline 5rernbe baben
ni6t Die Mbiidt, bie 8erant1portl,ne
fir Sen Stur5 Ser 8artei 5u iiber-
nebmen. Sic ipoIlen unter feinen llm=
Itdnoen Sos ifiibenbe 9ab Der 8ar=
tei5ueeborigfeit perlaiien, minoeitens
ni6t, iolange lie boffen zines Cages
Die Siibrung an ii6 reiBen gu fonnen.
gepan bdlt ii6 fir ben fommenben
Miniiterpr6lioenten unb miro ii6 bii=
ten, oen 8aum 5u 6aa an brineer,,
beiien &rone er 5u erflimn1en eebe1tft.
go bleibt ldeinbar aIles beim alten.
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VIGIL LIGHTS

Mrs. Maria Vogel, Springfield,
". .94.o
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Qnittnag fhr frDmntc
@aben jugnuiten uuierer
StuOeuten

Geo. Lytle, Fremont, O.. .... $50. 90
Lucian E. Kim, O. ....... $500
ChaS. p Mueller, Elmhurst, Ill. 1000
Rev. Alumnus, Wyo. ....... 1900
IN, San Antonio, Fla. 49,. 1900
Rev. AlumnuS, Ill. ........... 1000
Mrs. Albert Bopp, Hartford,
Conn. 1000
Miss Katie Demming, Kans. 1000
Mrs. Marg. Beckmann, Ind. :. 1000
Chas. Benkert, Saginaw, Mich. 700
H. J. Weinzapfel, Tex, ..... 700
Mrs. John Mohatt, Neb. 49,. 700
Mr. H. J. Bahr, Albert, Kans. 500
Harry Roberts, Ekalaka, Mont. 500
Hy Haarmeyer, Covington, KY 500
Mrs. w. Hermes, St. Louis, Mo. 800
Mrs VIM. Uhing, West Point,
NeO. L.uu
Mrs. Otto Bestehorn, Buffalo,
N. 7. ............... I.uu
Mrs. Jos. Gabriel, Brooklyn,
NY. .....................2 200
Francis C. Wameling, N. Y. :. 200
Frank w. Jungerman, Mo. :. 200
Bernard Bueckers, Freeport,
Ml1lu. LOU
Mr.. Anton Phillip, MilWau-
kee, Wis. ............... LOU
Mrs. C. Bauman, Bowie, Ind. 100
Hy. J. Lipps, Cincinnati, o. 100
Mrs. M. Gemmet, San Fran
cisco, Calf. ............. 100
Sr. M. lima, Rochester, N. Y. 100
Herm. Fischer, Edgar, Wis. =. 100
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-05

Der Toreisn Gnrrenep 5ernice
iibermeiit @elb 5ur redtseitigen Mus.
5ablung in Deutiblano uno re9net
feinerlei lleberDeilunssgebiibr. Die
Moreiie lit: Soreign Currency Serb.
ice, 40 Sournal Square. Serlep gitp
6, N. 5.
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sSm ben Sanben Der 8oten

4m Samstag purbe Hobert 81.
Goeeler BON oen ungariiden &omml=
nilten entlaiien. Ius 8ien muroe am
Sonntag gemeloet: Soseler, Der nod
immer BON Sen grauenoollen Crime
rungen an ieine grlebniiie in einen1
fommuniitiiden @efansnis sepeinist
miro, brad beute Dor Ser &atnera eli
mes acknowledgements gu
ianlmen, gerabe als er Ben Mmerifa-
nern lagte: r@as mir .paiiiert lit,
fann ieoem non Ssbnen paiiieren. ="
Der nel.nunooreiBig Sabre alte 8e=
ldaftsmann Ser entlaiien iporOen
mar, nadoem er iieb5ebn Monate ei=
,ner fiinf5ebniGbrigen Strafe pegen
1aneebli6er Spionaee in einem unga=
ridden @efanenis sugebradt bate,
ipra6 nit tiefer grreellne. Seine
2ippen 5itterten, unb iein @eiiht mar
blei6 unb bon gntiete,1 entltcllt. Gr
mar nod INNER 10 nerpos BON ben1
S6od ieiner rnerrporteten 8efrei-
1.ng, Bob ibm lein Ar5t oas sluftre-
ten in brei 9faoioprosrommen, Die
na6 ieiner ,Seimat seienoet meroen
lollten, berbot =. t'*
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ct. Eanl, Minn.- @prtbinstpn, o.,
Samstas, 5. Wai 1851.


Somntas, 6. Iai: Graubi. - & p II
aeIium: SerbeiBlng oes s.:
8eiites Cob 15).
Montaa, T. Mai: Stonislaus.
Gienstag, s. Moi: !Midaels Grl6ei.
nllllg.
Dtitt1po6, 8. Dfai: 8regor Don Na'
5ian5.
0onnerstag, 10. Wui: lntonln.
ssreitae, II. Wai: @ongolf.
Samstog, ~. Wai: Banfratius.
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GtpheHgahen fit Nnt1iir fttur
in OentI6lan6 mnb in alien Staateu
GnropaS nn6 6er @elt

Gnropas nn6 ber @elt
Seer Don Mu1erifa aus Nufete init
@ei6ern unto @Bhpuren an 9aotoiirffttii..
ge abfbih, apiro unn ihrteIften uno
mn biligiten beoie,1t, tperln er @elo
ober 8afete 6lir9 6ie auberl1iii9e
8erian6firrna Sol. 9. TraDeI Bu-
reau 1907 -O9 &ntk G6eet. 0ua,
ba 8, Net., beoraeit Ght. Die Girnla
fat Ggea1tllren IN nIler, Stooten Der
Belf. Sic oeuidnfft uniern .2eiern
.aalh biaige @aten aasf Nanvpferr, rno
Vlapgitreden nod aMesl 4dn6ern GU
,ropas. tss'
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Stturue OeS TDlfcS
fitr bas eSoiepbinum

Sd fenoe SSbnen biermit $3.O fiir
Den idonen ,8ailenfreuno'. gir le-
len i'm Ihon leit einem balben Sobr-
Gunoert uno nohten i'm nm feinen
9reis permiiien.
9llter 2eier, 8is.
@inlieeenoen 9etrae pon So 90 fir
hen ,Sbio- -8niienirelno' uno bcn
ihoneu 3alenber. Mo9e @ottes Se=
gen nod IN Deiter 3utllnft auf Dem
sSoiepbinum rubenl
... SSrau 6.
ginliegenS $500 fir Sen ,Sbio-
8aiienfreuno'. @ir Ielen bas 8latt
INNER nit eroBem Sntereiie.
.'..." g. &C., Galif.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
Deaths Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau of vital Statistics,
George w, Bennington, s5 6712 9th
Mary Try Pirie. rs. 1870 10th street NV.
Charles Seller, "a. 3o02 Que street NV.
Henry Bengel, ~, 69a3 9th street NV.
Irene Hohenstein. 72, 1641 Irving street
Lille M. Smith. II, 1918 18th street ne
Franklin p. Litschert, 81. 1901 Randolph
william II. Deck, "a, 144o r. I. avenue W.
Warren B. Ferris. SO, Columbia, Ohio,
Richard e. Oliff. SIS, 619 Girard street ne.
William M. Rue. So. 1880 K street NV,
Lillian M Goldstein. 4s, 12s Webster
Charles G. Mitchell. A. 1905 Owens road
Gilbert H. Await. a7. 5000 Millwood lane
Infant Callahan, 4sos Dresden street,
sidney Z. justice, just io7, 343 Elm street NV
Charles Hunter. SO. Arlington.
Nora Borney. "A. 30l6 18th street NV
Milton M. Taylor, 60, S;25 N. ]. avenue NV.
Maggie Hall, 5S. Washington. D. c.
Lillian E. Jacgson. So. 230 w street NV:
Norris johnson, As. 452 lst street s.w.
Marshieniel Greer, Al, 373S 9th street n W.
Francis E. Hall. jr.. 10, Upper Marlboro,
Infant simpkins. Glen Arden. Md.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. G. TAU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ioait three tlll days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Alver coker, 2s Ft Eustis.. Va. and Caro-
line Drees, 80. 1445 Ogden ST. NV.
Robert Price, 49, and Lucille Tucker. 2S,
both Of Petersburg, Va
Edward Brady. 21, st. Clair. Pa, and
Lillian Simsic, 90. Hyattsville.
Merlin Campbell, 20, Boiling A. F. B.. and
Doris Edwards, 49, 2a20 2nd ST. Sc.
Edward Bergen ~. Camp Lejeune, N. c.,
and Marie LaMonica, II. 3125 Mt,
Pleasant st. NV.
Josenh Brown. 3S. and Cynthia Christie
pher. II, both Of Fredericksburg, Va.
John Keel. 81. 1914 nth st. NV. and
. Katherine Worcester. 40, 1121 Z. Capt.
tol st.
Walter Acorn, 30. Arlington Farms, and
Martha stankayich. 21. 2017 Park rd,
NV.
Robert Dilsan, 30, and Alice Krogel. 10.
both of Arlington.
Robert oliphant. "a. 243o wyoming ave.
NV, and Martha Egerton "A. 2100
Connecticut ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
Cottinohum Heads Shriners

GRAND FORKS, N. OAK. Feb.
IT [P.-Noble C. w. Cottingham
of Abu-Bekr Temple of Sioux City,
Iowa. was advanced from first vice
president to president of the Mid
west Shrine Association at its
closing meeting here today. He
succeeded Tom S. Harkison of Ell
Riad Temple of Sioux Falls. s.
Oak.
Evening star., 1951-04-20
146 Boy Soldiers Go
AWOL' in London
Marching as Unit
BY The AssoeIaied Press

LONDON, April 2o.-Forty-si1
British boy soldiers on an un-
scheduled march" were huntec
Iby military police in London to-
day.
Their commanding officer said
the whole detachment had gone
"over the hill"
H The boys, ranging in age from
IA to II, are stationed at Alder
shot as members of a special
teen-age company of sons Of ca
lreer soldiers. When they reach
lis, they are taken into the regu-
lar army.
The 46 boys disappeared from
camp last night. There were no
orders sending them anywhere
and the only thing their COM
manding officer could recall was
that the boys had complained
they were getting too few passes
to London.
Military police said the boys
were last seen marching off in
full khaki uniform and carrying
|haversacks as If they were on an
official trip.
Evening star., 1951-04-20

laat estimated that 27,0oo workers
were still idle in the oil fields OF
Abadan. and that about 10000
had returned to work thus far.
More than $4,000 leaflets an
|nouncing the bonus were distrib-
uted among workers. The leaflets
described as obviously ridiculous"
rumors that the British-owned
company has instigated the
strikes. Many Iranians. including
responsible government officiais,
have claimed that the company
started the strike in order to
promote unrest in the hope Par
lament would reverse its stand
favoring naturalization of Anglo
Iranian.
Evening star., 1951-04-20
Non-Sfrikers 10 Get
Iran Oil Co. Bonus
BY the Associated Press

ABADAN, Iran, April 20.-The
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. announced
today it will give a 35 per cent
bonus to workers who stayed on
the job during the oil field strikes.
This was an attempt to start
la back-to-work movement both
in the oil fields and at the Abadan
refinery, whose production has
been cut to one-fourth the nor
NAL production for eight straight
days.
Yesterday only 2.620 laborers,
about 8 per cent of the working
force, showed up on the job at
the refinery.
The Teheran newspaper Eta
Evening star., 1951-04-20
Israeli Troops Accused
OF Firing on Arab Town
BY The Assoeiaied Press

DAMASCUS, Syria. April 20
A Syrian army spokesman said
Israeli troops. supported by two
steamboats, operating on Lake
I1berias (sea Of Galileel opened
fire early today on the Arab VII
|lage OF Nugeib. southeast Of the
lake, but were driven of,
Ihe spokesman said the at
tackers used mortars and machine
guns. but were beaten back by
the Arab villagers and local police
after a Commute skirmish.
Evening star., 1951-04-20
Gen. Macarthur Invited
Ito See Butuun Memorial
BY ,he Assoeio,ed Press

CHICAGO, April 20. = Gen.
Macarthur has been invited to
visit a memorial to 100 tankmen
from suburban haywood who died
in the World War II defense of
Bataan.
Gen. Macarthur has accepted
tentatively an invitation from
Mayor Martin H. Kennedy to
visit Chicago next week. Robert
Fensterbusch, executive secretary
OF the haywood Chamber of Com
merce, said the general should see
the Bataan meromial on his Chi
cago visit.
Evening star., 1951-04-20

Dresses, left to right:
Royon Sheer Boiero Dress, spiked with
detachable white pique cuffs. Perfect for
office with the jocket =. slim sheath
tor your dress-up accessories without it.
Navy or black, II to l8-----22.75
Petite Size Swirl Print Costume with
iounty boIero. gathered eummerbund
seooped-neck royon sheer that goes
anywhere, any hour. Especially designed
to eliminate alterations for the miss who
Is 81" and under. Navy or block on
white. II to 20-------21.75
Evening star., 1951-04-20

Suits. left to right:
Sheen Wool Gobordine Suit with moulded
hips accented with on-the-sIont buttons
-. O style to be both cosuoI and dressy.
Navy or block, 10 to l6------7o.75
Evening star., 1951-04-20

Rexspun Wool Twill Suit, softly tailored
to be career girls stondby for every
occasion. In novy, black or red, 10 to 6.
Ours exclusively
Evening star., 1951-08-28
Montgomery Studies
.zoning Amendment

A proposed amendment to the
Montgomery County zoning code
to permit the operation of phil
anthropic institutions in residen-
Itial A zones drew no opposition
last night at a hearing before the
County Council in the Liquor Dis
pensary Building. Silver Spring.
Speaking in favor of the amend
ment were several officers of the
county YMCA and the county
chapter of the Red Cross. The
amendment was drawn to care for
both the Red Cross and the YMCA
in an effort to legalize the location
OF new headquarters on residen-
tial, A property.
Earlier this year the council
held a hearing on the proposed
amendment. but afterwards
turned it down. The second hear
ing was held at the request of the
Maryland-National Capital Parks
Planning Commission.
Permission for such use would
be granted only by the Board of
zoning Appeals after public hear
ing.
The council took the proposal
under adviSement.
Evening star., 1951-08-28

went for another hour. Every once
in a while that animal would
jump out of the water, and they
yelled. I was getting pretty weak,
by then. ! could just barely raise
my head.
Then when I happened to roll
slightly more than usual. after
holding my head over the side for
the thousandth time, my hand
happened to hit a small penknife
/ carry in my left pants pocket.
Faint and exhausted though I was,
I studied the possibilities care
fully. Finally I gathered all my
remaining strength, and sat up.
Then I stood up and walked back
to one of the swivel chairs.
II said to Joe, who was holding
onto the rod. Well. am feeling
better. Let me handle him for a
while We argued a little but he
gave in, and Mary went with him
into the cabin. / carefully slipped
my penknife out and opened it.
That big brute of a fish jumped
out Of the water.
II cut the - ----- loose, /"
Mr.. Barnes said.
Evening star., 1951-08-28
Polk, Payne Defense
Files Evidence Motion

Defense attorneys for James r
Polk and William r. Payne, ac-
cused of criminally aSsaulting ar
Arlington bride. yesterday asked
that the prosecution furnish q
statement Of the evidence it has
against the two men.
The motions for two bills of par.
ticulars were filed in Fairfax Cir.
cult Court. The court has directed
that Commonwealth Attorney
Hugh B. Marsh answer the request
by September 4.
Trial of the two men has beer
delayed by the defense motions
Polk was originally scheduled tc
go to trial August z while Payne
was to be August 20.
Motions to quash the indict-
ments against the two men were
lost in Fairfax Circuit Court last
Monday. Defense Attorneys Harry
A. Shockey and Edward c. Hall
had argued their clients rights
were denied them because they
were indicted without benefit of
a preliminary hearing.
Polk, 10, of the 800 block North
Wakefield street, Arlington, and
Payne, Is, of the 200 block Wooten
avenue, Bethesda. were arrested by
Arlington police several hours
after Mrs. Nancy Ann Hotchkiss
was abducted from her Colonial
Village Apartment and driven to
Fairfax where she was ravished
several times.
Evening star., 1951-08-28
New Liquor Licenses
Banned on Route 50
Till Bridge Is Built
BY the As.eeloi.d Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. 28.-The
State appeals board Of the Alec.
holic Beverages Commission has
slapped a ban on liquor licenses
for new Route so in one county
where it has original jurisdiction
and has asked for cooperation ir
six other counties, including
Prince Georges.
The board said yesterday that
applications or appeals for licenses
along the Westinghouse Ocean
City highway will be denied pend
ing completion of the Chesapeake
Bay bridge"
1t wants an Opportunity tc
study effects of increased traffic
along the highway"
Passes Through Prince Georges.
Il The board has original licens.
ing jurisdiction only in Queer
Anne's County and appeals juris,
diction in Anne Arundel, Worces.
ter. Wicomico and Dorchester
Counties.
The highway also passe.
through Talbot and Prince
Georges Counties in which thu
board has no Jurisdiction.
Since the board has original
licensing jurisdiction in Queen
Anne'S County only. it stands that
the counties themselves must give
us cooperation at the ground
level" Chairman L. Franklin Pur-
nell said.
We are being watchful for
those who would either impair the
beauty OF the land or contribute
to traffic hazards" he added.
Action Requested by Tawes.
The boards action came at the
request of j. Millard Tawes, State
comptroller. who urged that
careful consideration be given
to see that the increased travelling
hazards which will exist in the
near future. will not be accen-
tuated through the licensing of
places for the sale of alcoholic
beverages"
Herbert Rosenbaum, a member
OF the board, said that the ban on
new licenses will run about six
months until we find out what
the plans are for developing the
areas along the roadway"