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Evening star., 1951-10-16

Carthy, and to have the Senator
make a speech on the floor about
the columnist and then trying to
have him reduced to the low level
of having a laxative firm for a
sponsor instead of a hat manufac-
turer. I want Mr.. Roberts to get
back to the issue raised by Mr..
Pearson in this case"
Col. Mccormick was asked if the
editorials published by Frank Wal
drop as editor of the Times-Herald
reflect the policy of the Chicago
Tribune.
Niece Had Little Leeway."
'They should have" Col. Nc
Cormick replied. He added that
if his instructions were violated
he would not. feel personally re-
sponsible for the editorials. MI
Waldrop is instructed to follow
the editorial policy of the Chicago
Tribune unless the subject is COM
|pletely local and I would have nc
personal knowledge of it."
Col. Mccormick testified hi.
niece, the former Ruth McCor.
mick Miller, had very little lee
way" while she was editor of the
local newspaper. He said the new.
came mostly from the Chicago
Tribune services and she was sup.
posed to follow the editorial pol.
icy of the Tribune.
you say you do not direct the
news policy" Mr.. Roberts contin-
ued, "but when articles appear day
after day and are given with a
special slant, would you not con-
slider that news policy2"
mo-" Col. Mccormick replied
II would consider that rather a
news valuation"
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Appointments Urged
For Giving Blood
To Armed Services

The armed forces need blood
but the Red Cross requests
you to make an appointment
before giving it. Telephone
the Red Cross Regional Blood
Center, 1880 e street NV.
Republic $500. Branch 5l1 or
514. Center hours-9 am. to
8 pm. Mondays, 9 to 5 other
weekdays.
Bloodmobiles serve Mary
land and Virginia. If you live
there, telephone your Red
Cross chapter. Bloodmobiles
also visit Government offices.
For information, telephone the
blood center.
The Washington areas
daily quota-500 donors.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
District 1852 Budget
Cut Of S28.6 Million
Foreseen by Fowler

The requests for funds made
by the District government de-
partment heads for the fiscal year
beginning July l, 1852. will have
to be slashed by at least $28.6
million, if the city is to have a
balanced budget.
District Budget Officer Walter
L. Fowler yesterday released his
estimates of the foreseeable in
come the city will have in that
12-month period.
He estimated that the income
will total $112,553.S7S. including
a Federal payment Of $11 million
in the general fund. This falls
short by $28,620,6 ,606 of what the
various department heads asked
when they submitted their budgst
requests to the city fathers this
year. The Commissioners now
are deciding where to cut.
Requests Set Record.
For the general fund the de-
|partments asked $141,174,4 ,480
Adding to this $10,835,137 fol
highways and $14,356,000 for the
water department, the total budget
requests reached a record 1885,.
365.619 The water and highway
funds are requested on the basis
Of what actual income is expected
and do not figure in MIR. Fowler's
general fund estimate.
The requests in the general func
involved $105, ,749, ,056 for operating
costs and $35. .425, ,424 for capita,
outlay-new construction anc
other permanent improvements
The capital outlay figure will, a.
usual, have to bear the brunt o1
the slashes the Commissioners
make.
If the highway and water funds
are added to the total funds avail.
able for the general fund, the
total money available to take care
of all requests would be $l37,.
745.013.
Estimate of Revenue.
Mr.. Fowler's estimates of tn,
city revenues for the general f,lnc
for fiscal 1852 were as follows:
Surplus, $4,233,878: unobligatee
balances released to surplus ST.
million.
Realty taxes, $37.5 million; per,
sonal tangible taxes. $6.5 million
motor vehicle, personal, $2.9 mil.
lion; penalties and intereSt, $780,.
900; alcoholic, $2.9 million; beer
$540.000; cigarette, $1.275. 900; in.
surance, ST. million; motor We,
hicle titles. $1.6 million: publ,
utilities, banks, S. million: sale
tax, $14 million.
/ Licenses and permits. $3.2 mil
lion; individual income, $3.5 mil
lion; unincorporated business in
come, $1.3 million: corporate ne
income and franchise taxes, $6.,
million; inheritance and estate
ISIS million; earnings and miscel
laneous, $5,155, 900. and Fedora
payment, $11 million.
j Mr.. Fowler estimated the cit!
will have funds for the curren
fiscal year totaling $123,624,36
Estimated expenditures durinl
that period total $119.39o.4 .491
slqeving o. surplus OF $4,233, ,a78.>
Evening star., 1951-10-16

Two men were killed in separ-
ate traffic accidents here today.
Willis H. Lanier, about 10,
colored. of "a r street NV, was
fatally injured when his automo-
bile knocked down a traffic signal
light pole. careened through an
iron fence and crashed against
a house at Florida and Rhode
Island avenues NV.
A man tentatively identified as
Clarence w. Gulatt. %, colored,
of l246 D street NE. was killed
when he was pinned beneath a
truck he was driving. after it was
in collision with an automobile at
Twenty-first and D streets NE.
Police said the Lanier auto,
travelling east on Florida avenue.
veered suddenly to the right and
struck the light pole. The auto
mobile continued through a fence
at Ala Florida avenue NV, drag
ging the pole with it.
Car Hits House.
The Car crashed against the
home of Mrs. Marian Hardy, of
the Florida avenue address.
Mr.. Lanier was pronounced
dead at the scene. The coroner's
office reported an effort will be
made to learn if Mr.. Lanier suf-
fered heart attack just before
the accident.
| A witness. Henry c. Williams,
1225-A Carrolsburg place S.W..
told police he was halted behind
the unidentified man at the traf-
fic light at Florida and Rhode
Island avenues.
When the light changed. Mr..
Williams said. the other driver
was slow in starting and Mr..
Williams sounded his horn. The
Iother auto started, then swerved
suddenly to the right. he added.
In the othre crash. police said
Ia National Capital Housing Au-
thority truck driven by Mr.. Gulatt
overturned after a collision with
"a car driven by Edward G. Lauter-
bach. 81. of TOT Quackenbos
street NV.
Mr.. Gulatt was thrown from
the truck and pinned beneath it.
He was pronounced dead at CALI
ger Hospital. PasserbyS lifted the
truck to free him.
Police said details on how the
second crash occurred were not
Immediately available.
Evening star., 1951-10-16

to come Immediately. too. Mr..
Reynolds said because too many
others already are scheduled. In
such cases, the caller is asked to
come at the next open time.
The center operates from 8
am. to 9 pm. Mondays and from
9 am. to 5 pm. Tuesdays through
Fridays. It doesn't take donations
Saturday because there isn't the
staff available. DR.. Nelson ex-
lplained. Also. experimental opera
tion on week ends and in the eve
ming hasn't proved worthwhile in
the past, he added.
DR.. Nelson said the present
nurse staff already is overworked
Those on bloodmobie duty often
put in a 16-hour day. because Of
the long distances the bloodmo-
biles travel to outlying communi-
ties. and even at the center they
usually must work late. he pointed
out.
The hard working conditions
have meant a considerable turn
over problem, the director added
Monthly Quota Unmet.
Progress in the drive has been
good, according to DR.. Nelson, but
donations aren't yet up to the
10, ,000-a-month level.
Last week donors numbered g.
345, compared to a weekly quota
of $500. Two days were over
quota. but the other three were
well under. And shipments tc
the armed forces fell far short.
This week. military shipments
are expected to be up to quota fol
the first time In the drive, bic
purpose Of which is to give the
armed services q plasma reserve
fAe emergencies.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Nurse Shortage
Puts Brake on
Blood Drive
Help Is Transferred,
So Quote Is SIoshed
At Red Cross Center
By james G. Deone

A surprise kink has turned up
in Washington's blood donor drive.
There aren't enough nurses to keep
up with the donors.
The Red Cross blood donor
center, charged with obtaining
more blood for the armed forces,
has had to cut down its daily
donor quota.
Officials say it's temporary. But
prospective donors-or at least
some of them-face possible
delay.
The situation arose, embarrassed
officials explained today, with the
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Urges
u. 5. Workers 10
Support Chest
5000 Attend Rally
Of Federal Employees
At Justice Building

Charity and acceptance of the
obligation to help our fellow man
are the highest acts of Christian
manhood and womanhood," At
torney General McGrath de-
clared today.
Leading the Community Chest
rally for the Justice Department,
the Attorney General spoke to
more than 5000 employees who
packed the floor and balcony of
the departments Great Hall.
Mr.. McGrath said the Chest
campaign extends an opportu-
nifty for each of us who work in
the Government to provide
through voluntary contributions
the funds necessary to care for
needs of those in our community
less fortunate than ourselves"
Cares for 250,OOO.
The Attorney General pointed
out that the Community Chest
fund meets the needs Of ESQ, 900
persons of all ages, classes and
races. He said that if the 100
social welfare and health agencies
which are part of the Chest were
allowed to "languish for lack of
interest in our support, the COM
munity in which we live would
suffer irreparably."
Mr.. McGrath closed by saying:
II am confident that the Depart
ment of Justices quota of $51, 900
will be subscribed within the one
week period of our drive"
Special guests at the rally in
cluded House Majority Leader Nc
Cormick. Agriculture Secretary
Brannan and former Attorney
General Homer Cummings. The
Air Force Band played. :.
Speakers also were scheduled TO
address Washington Gas Light<Co.
employees in four meetings. today
as the drive reaches out into the
business community.
Gov. Battle of Virginia helped
to kick of the drive in Arlington
and Fairfax last night.
Speaks at Fairfax School.
Addressing 700 volunteers and
supporters at the Fairfax High
School. the Governor said solici-
tors can render mo finer service"
than seeking funds for the needy.
He wished them every possible
success"
In Arlington Gov. Battle key
noted the drive as "a great hu-
manitarian endeavor." He spoke
to more than 100 campaign work.
ers at the Stratford Junior High
School.
"The things embraced in the
Community Chest are the things
we should do for ourselves" he
said. There are certain things
which this Government Of ours
should not do. ! sometimes feel
that we are going too far toward
a welfare or socialistic state"
Gov. Battle gave his words of
encouragement to the Arlington
campaigners as the Red Feather
drive in the Washington area
started to move. Campaign meet
ings were held in Alexandria and
Fairfax at $3.50 pm. to open the
drive.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Gen. Hershey to Speak

Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, di-
rector of Selective Service, will
address a dinner meeting of the
Society for Advancement of Man
agement at $3.50 pm. Thursday
in the YWCA. Seventeenth and
TX streets NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Foster Day Backed

The House passed and sent to
the Senate yesterday a resolution
urging the President to designate
January l3 as Stephen Collins
Foster Memorial Day.
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Der Korlspreis einem
BeIgier zverkonnt

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GarIsprcis ocr Stuoi 9loGen iiir
oa5 Sabr 1851 wuroe inn aaiicr.
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ulteIten aadener Stabtiieeels aus
Sem 12. Sabrbunoert nit bcm 9ilo.
nls aarls Oes groBeu oui ser Tcr.
Serieite Oor. Sic gtiidieite trGst Die
@iomuns: Gem nultigen @esbc.
reiter eincs geeilten GuropaS".
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vorkonferenz beginnt
am Sonntag in Kaesong
General Ridgway stimmt dem Wunseh der
kommunisien zu.
In Antwort feindGehe GenerueIe verIonst e,
GewoehrIeistvng sieheren GeIets

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,arorifi nprpoitlih pon <mbwu mar
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Welt-M Motorrennen
am 29. JUL auf
huerburg-Ring

aoln. - Scr II. 8robe Greis
bon Seutidlulto iiir Hennpasen,
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ahtuna iinoet. Gum eriten Mal nad
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ifen Hennitrefe nm Sen Siea Itrei-
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Seutldlano" miro oils porletter 9oui
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in Ger slutcmobil-@ -@eltmeiIterid)a
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Stalieners Or. 5arina. Ser Stir.
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Sabr cine mihtige gorentibcioung
bringen.
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an oieiem iiber bie 0iitau, bon
1862 ailoneter fiibrenoen Henuen
tcInebnlen fonnen. lit unecmiB, oa
Slr5eit feline entiprehenoen Seutihen
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aud, ohne beutid)e geteilieuna miro
Der -6robe Vreis" ein Sobepunft
Ser Sentid,en Ntotoriportioiion fein,
benn Die 2eilrubme internationoler
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ascari, @iGoreii nnS Gbiron oui
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ratis. Salbots neriprid)t i'm Gampf
Inn Die @crtlln9sprnftc eincn ipan.
nenoen Gerlaui.
2as speite Henuen oes Cages 1T
Den aleiniirennrDasen borbebalteu,
Ole iiber sic GiItan3 bon 1866 ai-
lometer geieben Weroen. slnh bier
miro iidl ein intcrnotionales ssabrer.
fclS bem Startcr itellcn pcbei sen
ocutlhen sSabrcrn uno 1abrifateu
isnte slusiiAten seseben tperoen.
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SuS crite mo obcritc &cbot iii
hei linen ebeu Das Der 2uionnlcu=
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boS man Die SooffnulM oui cine
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mclten Selltihlnnp bon hellte aur.l
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kriegsproduktion
soil in Ostzone
erhoeht Werden

Berlin. - Sn elmer internen @e.
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ueitere l1niteaung Ser @irtIdaIts.
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germ, SonOernnmeiiunaen al sic
ar0Bcrcn @erfc iiber sic ltmltcllung
aui ariegsproouftipn. Die 2iefcrun.
gen aroBerer Hobitoiimenecn aus
oen Sateaitenltoaten sur Serarbci.
t,,ng iu Ser Niiitl,nssinouitrie ser
Sotpiet5onc iollen in &iirje anlau'
fen.
9(uf ser 9eipredllna bobe man
ipeiter beidluiieu: geene Ginberu'
fung fit Die SolpletSoner.Solfspoll.
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Crsoniiotionelr, @ereititellen bon &c.
eienetem SeIdnoe tit 6eIoillsbdien
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ilughGien iebod, in @nlen nno in
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gead) ser neuen Guel(e fon es aui
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anoererieits iiber Die moslihe Ssu-
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beutidlono gefommen fem. Eied
uno BrotNpobl bGtten cine 9emGBig.
te 2inie nertreten. ,p1brcno lllbrid)t
uno auh sic Splpicts alli cine idncl.
les &anoeln seorangt btitteu.
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inncaebalten, er bofie ober, lie ,piir-
Den i'm Serbit ean5 senau beo6ahtet
Dcrocr. Sn Der Sanfprcbuttion ieieu
S,drpldlen uno gor5iise cttpa eIeih.
m0Big perteiIt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-05
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