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Evening star., 1951-03-09
District and Maryland
Study Tax Claims on
Jimmy La Fontaine

officials of both the District and
Maryland are looking into their
tax claims on the late Jimmy La
Fontaine, whose estate must pay
$965 ,665 in delinquent taxes to the
Federal Government.
The Cottage City gambling
figures estate must pay the
amount because he filed allegedly
false and fraudulent" returns
during the last 20 years of his
life. The estate is now awaiting
probate in District Court.
An order signed by Judge
Charles F. Mclaughlin Wednes-
day. in effect. grants petition by
Attorney Charles E. Ford to
settle La Fontaine's account with
the Government.
Account Being Probed.
Deputy District Assessor James
L. Martin said his Office is actively
investigating the account, both
from the standpoint of income
taxes and inheritance taxes.
| Inheritance tax on the estate,
now valued at more than $1.8
million in personal property, plus
$259,614 in real estate here, in
Maryland and New Jersey. will
be reduced according to the
amount of the Federal tax.
The District is interested be-
cause La Fontaine lived here at
470 Maryland avenue S.W.
Maryland is concerned because
the large gambling place he
operated for many years was just
across the District line in Mary
land, on Bladensburg road, Prince
Georges County.
First Obligation to District.
Benjamin F. Marsh, head of
the Maryland State Income Divi-
sion, said his Office would contact
executors of the estate to find
out what may be due the State.
Maryland taxes money earned
in the State. Mr.. Marsh said La
Fontaine's first obligation was to
the District, where he was domi-
ciled, however.
Under the reciprocal provision
Of the law, the tax paid in the
District can be credited against
the tax due Maryland. Thus If
the estate owes an equal amount
to each jurisdiction on money
earned in Maryland, the amount
could be paid the District, with
Maryland receiving nothing.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
BY the Associated Press

HIGH POINT. N. c., Mar. g.
The nude. mutilated body of a
young woman was found early
today in an abandoned house
near the center of High Points
business district. A stocking was
knotted about her throat.
Thomas P. Trogden, 52-year-
old lumber yard worker, was be-
Evening star., 1951-03-09

Sailing ships carried grain on
a 15,000-mile Australia o-Eng-
land run as late as 1949, but now
the last windjammers have been
replaced by engine ne-propelled ships.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
Wainwright Thanks jap Cupto For Kindness in Prison Days

the Japanese empire will be a
better place and will see the value
of the way of democracy"
Last November Kusamoto was
Evening star., 1951-03-09
Body of Nude Women Found in North CoroIinu

ing held as a material witness.
He told police that he had been
drinking and found the body
when he wandered into the house.
Evening star., 1951-03-09

are getting along well and are
now in business. That is very
fine, and I am sure that with
the assistance of men like you,
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-30

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1000 SkaitytojQ!
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tiksu itraukti Drvos skaity ytoju Selma dar vena
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Talkininkai kvieciami Drvos atstovai ir visi kit
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Takos pabaiguvems 81 karta skriamos sesiOs premijos
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jei akos aika bus ykya bent numaytoo plano
Prmosios premijos po so doerip, antrosos = po 80
dOeru ir treciosios pO 20 dOleriu.
Skaiytojams premo paskrtos mejimo budu Kvnas
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prilausys Uzsmokeusei
k aitnkama lim dali (dansis pmija
kitu lamejusiu kita os premijos dalD.
Planoams premos bus kriamos ITEMS kurie bus suke
taskq Meine task (ekvens
taska J prema knkuruo dugiau vnoda
kaiGq turiciu paintoju
budu Nelaime tvarka
dalyvaup varzybose su htais del mazesnes premios
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DERYBOS KOREJOJE

Paskutiniu laiku Korejoje pa
smarkejo kovos fronte, bet tue
paciu metu vyksta ir derybos
del -. derybu atnaujinimo.
Tuo tarpu vyksta susitikimai
tik tarp rysiu karininku, kurie,
nors jau iris kartus buvo susi-
tike, dar nieko nesutare. Komu-
nistu atstovai kalba tik apie tai,
kuriuo laiku atnaujinti derybas,
o sajungininkq atstovai reikalau-
ia pirma susitarti del derybu
aplinkybiu, kurios pasalintq prize
zastis tokens nesusipratimams,
kad atnaujintos derybos del ju
vel neturetu nutrukti.
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talpomis ir sporto irankiais

talpomls lr sportO lrankiais.
Baltimores lietuviu Legionie-
riu Posto komandierius Anita
mas Dranginis apleido savuosius
il isvyko kunigu seminarijon.
Dauguma lietuviu labai ap-
gailestauja nerasdami savo tar
pc sio malonaus vyro - EMO
gaus. Tai buvo vienintelis jaunas
lietuvis cia gimes ir auges ir
Lietuvos niekad nemates, bet
puikiai kalbas lietuviskai ir la
bal gerai suprantas siu dienu
lietuviu tautos padeti. Tx jis
vienas SUI naujujQ lietuviu atei-
viu jaunimu palaike puikius ir
nuosirdzius santykius, visados
buvodamas jQ tarpe, drauge SUI
jais praleidamas visus jaunimo
subuvimus. O kada aktorius -
rezisorius J. Palubinskas staty-
davo koki scenos veikala - A.
Dranginis budaves kertinis as
muo, visados nuosirdziai ir links
mai nusiteikes scenos megeju
tarpe. Jei buvo ruosiama bendri
lietuviski kulturiniai pasirody-
mai ar minejimai suristi su bet
kokiomis Sventemis - A. Dram
ginis visur buvo pirmuju orga-
nizatoriu tarpe.
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Ko reikalauja vokieciai?

Vokieciai stata tokius mini
malinius reikalavimus: pagrin-
dinis dalykas, tai visiska nepri-
klausomybe ir sajungininku ne
sikisimas. Sajungininku daliniai
jei ir pasiliksia, tai tik kaip gy-
nybos pajegos ir paciu vokieci,l
kvietimu. Naujoji vokieciu ar
mia prisijungsianti prie euro
pines armijos SUI Eisenhoweriu,
taciau daliniai ligi divizijos i'm
tinai sudarysia nelieciamus jun
ginius' ir vokieciu generolai ly-
giai su kitais spresia strategijos
ir operaciju klausimus. Vokie-
ciai reikalauja padaryti gala vi
SONS sajungininku kontrolems
bel suvarzymams. Angles eks-
porto kiekius nustatysia vokie-
ciai - tai reiskia daugiau Ruhro
plieno Vokietijai. Nebetures bu-
tt suvarzymu ir cheminei pra-
monei, pagaliau, ginklu gamyba
nebetures butt varzoma.
Kaip ziuri ] tuos reikalavimus
sajungininkai? Anglams ir pran-
cuzams kama atrodanti per auks-
ia (ypac kick liecia pliena), ia
ciau, Amerika deda zygiu pri-
kalbinti anglus ir prancuzus pri-
init vokieciu reikalavimus bent
principe. JAW samprotavimu,
Vakarai Vokietijos pagalbos rel
kallngl bet kurla kama -. Da-
bar belieka tik klausimas, koki
zodi tars patys Vokietijos gy-
ventojai, isrinke savo parlamen-
ta. Ar jie rems vyriausybe? At
rodo, spaus Adenaueri issidere-
ii dar daugiau, mes juk ar gall
atsirasti geresne proga?
SOvietai pradeda Vokietijos
vienybes kampanija
Galima butt beveik tikriems,
kad sajungininkai su federaline
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Cyv6ja detroitieciQ veik|a

Besiartinas ruduo atnesa dau-
giau gyvumo ir Detroito lietu-
viskoje veikloje. Praeita sekma-
dieni ivyko net dvi lietuviskos
geguzines, paskutines sia va
sara, kurias renge abb vietos
lietuviq parapijos. Rudens Sc
zono parengimus pradeda Ame-
rikos lietuviu katalikai vetera-
nai, kurie sekanti sestadieni rem
gia sokius buv. Lietuviu Saleje.
taip pat pradeda dazneti ir or
ganizaciju susirinkimai. Praeita
sekmadieni turejo susirinkimus
Detroito socialdemokratai ir
valstieciu liaudininku sajungos
skyrius. &
Praejusio seStadienio lietuvis-
kos radio valandeles klausyto-
jai girdejo istorini radio vaiz-
deli "Pagrobta Karuna''. Sis
naujas V. Alanto vaidinimas
vaizduoja Vytauto pastangas ka-
runuotis Lietuvos karaliumi.
Rugsejo II diena ivyko vi
suotinis ALB Radio Klubo ma
riq susirinkimas, kuriam pirmi-
ninkavo p. Ambroze. Malonu pa
stebati, kad gereja klubo finan-
sine padetis. Todel nutarta atei-
tyje radio valandeliu metu duo
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ii daugiau vietos kulturiniams
reikalams.
Rugsejo % diena pradejo dar-
ba prie sv. Antano parapijos
mokyklos veikianti lietuviska
sestadienine vargo mokykla. Mo-
kykla lanko per 70 jaunu lietu-
viuku ir lietuvaiciu. Mokyklos
vedejas - K. Gogelis, mokyto-
jai - Arbaciauskiene, Slizys ir
Misidnas. Netrukus numatomas
saukti tevu susirinkimas.-
Kun. Boreisio patriotiski pa
mokslai sutrauke j sv. Antano
parapija didzia dali tremtiniu.
Tikrai nedaug yra kunigu, is ku-
'riu pamokslu trykstq tick te-
vynes meiles. Taciau ;. lietuvio
patriotic vadovaujamos parapi-
jos lietuviu seseliu vedamoje mo-
kykloje jauni lietuviukai moko-
mi is angliskos maldaknyges, o
lietuviskos pamokos turf tenkin-
tbs tik seStadieniais. Noretusi
betgi tiketis, kad viena diena
lietuviski dalykai ras vietos ir
normalioje sios mokyklos pamo-
ku eileje. !.
Detroito aukStosiose mokyklo-
Sc jezuitu islaikomame Detroito
Universitete, valstybin a m e
Wayne Universitete ir katali-
kiskoje mergaiciu Mary Grove
College 81 rudeni studijuoja apie
trisdesimt lietuviu tremtiniu.
Studentu tarpe gyva mintis SUI
siorganizuoti Americas Lietu-
viu Suddenly Sajungos skyriu,
taciau Siam reikalui neatsiranda
iniciatoriu. Lietuvos gyvenime
studentija buvo aktyviausia vi
suomenes dalis. Gyva veikla ro-
do ir kitose vietovese susiorga-
nizave lietuviu studentai. Reikia
tiketis, kad neatsiliks ir detroi-
tieciai.
z. V. r.
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Gromyko
dienasty bent Ie
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Tarp Baltmores ietuviu

Baltimores lietuviu tremtiniu
bendruomenes vadovybes inicia-
tyva, rugsejo % d. lietuviu sa-
leje ivyko naujuju ateiviu jau-
nuomenes susirinkimas, kuriame
buvo isteigta jaunimo sporto
sekcija.
| sekcijos valdyba isrinkti: V.
Karaliaus, A. observation-disclosures
ir J. Vieraityte.
Sekcija susiskirste j atskiras
sporto sakas.
Medziagiskai sia sekcija rems
ir globos tremtiniu bendruome-
mes vadovybe.
Sestadienin6s lietuviu mokyk-
los tevu visuotines susirinkimas
ivyks spalio IA d. mokyklos pa
talpose.
Milijoniniame Baltimores mics
te lietuviu parapija yra tik vie
ma, kurioje klebonauja kun. DIR.
L. Mendelis.
Klebonas savo parapijieciais
labai rupinasi, ypac tais, ku-
riuos paliecia kokia nors nelai-
me. Nuolatos aplanko sergan-
ciuosius ligoninese paguosdamas
ir net medziagiskai paremdamas.
Baltimores lietuviu sv. Alton
SO parapijos baznycios prieangy-
je poetas Kazys Bradunas yra
ikures knygu bel zurnalQ kios-
ka. Kioskas buna atdaras tik
sventadieniais pamaldu metu,
taciau knygu isparduoda nema-
zai. Pavyzdziui, J. Daumanto
"Partizanai uz gelezines uzdan-
gos" labai TRIUMPH laiku parduo-
ia apie 80 egzemplioriu, V. Ro-
mono = 'Dulkes raudonam sau-
leleidyje''r apie 20 egz., J. Balio
= "Lietuviskos pasakos" irgi
apie 20 egg. ir TT.
Jeigu kioskas butu isteigtas
kur nors ties lietuviu sale, kur
kiekviena diena lietuviu jude
jimas yra nemazas, knygu butu
parduodama dar daugiau.
Baltimores parapine pradzios
mokykla siais metals lanko per
200 vaikQ, kuriu tarpe yra ne
mazas skaicius ir kitatauciu.
Yra keliolika kitatauciu vaiku,
kurie CANA gerai kalba lietuvis-
kai, nors musq kalbos specialiai
ir nesimoko.
Kad tilptu visi vaikai nori
lankyti sia mokykla - atostogu
metu buvo praplestos mokyklos
patalpos. O tam reikejo isleisti
keli tukstanciai doleriu. Islai-
doms apmoketi, spalio 7 diena
parapijos saleje ivyks pirmoji
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Kova del vokietijos Wis grieztinama

Vokietijos vyriausybe susitars,
taciau, labai daug priklauso ir
nuo to, ar visiems items planams
pritars patti vokieciu tauta.
Noredami sustabdyti Vokieti-
jos apginklavima sovietai nese-
Mai pradejo nauja Vokietijos
sujungimo kampanija ir ja nu-
mato testi per du menesius. Tai
busias kritiskasis laikotarpis va
karu pastangoms isigyti nauja
sajungininka. Pasireiskias ir
nuomoniu skirtumas tarp anglu
ir amerikieciu paziuru. JAW be
kalbu nori atmesti sovietu pa
siulymus del Vokietijos sujungi-
mo, anglai nurodo: nieko, esq,
nepralosim besitardami su So
vietais, be to, sustipreje vakarai
teikia galimybiu tariffs lygiais
pagrindais. Netenka abejoti, kad
ivairiais kanalais visos zinios
apie sovietu pasiulymus ir sa-
jungininku nesutarima bus pa
siekusios vokieciu masses. Nu-
rodoma, kad vokieciai savo bro
liu ryt. Vokietijoje nelaiko ko-
munistais ir nematO didesniu
kliuciq pasitarimams su jais. Jei
vokieciai ryt. Vokietijoje ar So
vietai padarytu kokiu nuolaidu
jieskant bazes krasto sujungi-
mui, tai labai galima, kad vo-
kieciai vakaruose tam pritartu.
Ar bus atidengtOs visos kOrtos?
Viena korta sovietu kontroli-
mes komisijos pirmininkas ryt.
Vokietijoje gen. Vassilij /. Cui-
kov jau atidenge: jis pasiule
atitraukti visus okupacinius da-
linus is Vokietijos. Neatidengta
dar vieno korta - grazinimas
sujungtai Vokietijai rytiniu SRI
ciu, dabar lenku. Tai butu su-
jungimo kama SUI tam tikromis
paciu sovietu salygomis.
Tai atrodo nepatikima, taciau
ar vokieciq - sovietq 1889 m.
susitarimas atrode tue metu pa
tikimas?
Vokieciai Siuo metu stebi ne
tik del jos besivarzanciu du pa
saulius, bet ir isisamonina, kad
nuostabiai sutvirtejusi ekono-
miskai ir budama centrineje pa
defy, Vokietija jau nebera kor-
ia dvieju sistemu rankose, bet
patti isaugo galingu veiksniu.
V. Rimvyoas
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aueriu. Netenka abejoti, kad
vokieciai yra pasiryze issidereti
geresnes salygas uz japonus.
Jei vokieciai turf prisideti prie
Europos gynybos nuo sovietu
agresijos, tai teks jiems uz tai
ir sumoketi. Ia kama busianti
nemaza.
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Rugsejis, tradicinis, diktato-
riu agresijoms pradeti naudoja-
mas menuo, siais metals virto
sekmingu ir aiskiai, logiskai We
damos krypties laisvojo vakaru
pasaulio diplomatijos laikotar-
piu. Visa ellie svarbiu konferen-
ciju, baigiant Ottawa, ir 81 pir-
madieni prasideje pasitarimai su
vokieciu Bonnos vyriausybe bel
sia savaite Washingtone pradeti
pasikalbejimai su Italijos minis
teriu pirmininku de Gasperri ro-
do, kad skubiai stiprinama ne
tik gynyba, bet ir pastovaus
MISUNDERSTANDING ideia.
"Jega galime pasitikti jega'
Pereita savaite prezidento
Trumano padaryti pareiskimai
spaudos konferencijoje Wa
shingtone yra vieni svarbiausill
is visu ligsiol padarytu. Jis ais
kiai nurode vad. 'jegos formu-
le", kuria jau visai atvirai pra-
deda vadovautis JAW uzsieniu
politika. Jegos argumenta pir-
ma karta prezidentas taip ais
kiai iSkele. 10 zodziais, salygos
vercia ateity jega naudoti vie
toje diplomatiios, nors iis tai
sakas memorial. Graikija, Turki-
ia, Berlynas, Triestas ir pasta
fuOJu metu - kOreJa, tai pa
vyzdziai, kad j jega teko atsa-
kyti jega ir kad tai buvo rradzia
politikos, kuri visu griaztumu
numatoma vykdyti ateity.
Ar sieks Amerika susitarimQ
SUI sovietais? Jei tie susitarimai
nei to popieriaus neverti, ant
kurio surasyti Go paties To-
dziais y Trumano atsakymas -
taip, taciau jis cia pridure, kad
ticks remtis jega if tik jos deka
lures butt laikomasi tu susita-
rimu.
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Akys atkreiptos j Vokietija

-fnSo "tnIN1PtVo I FVNIetIJH
IS savo vyriausybiu gave rel
kiamu nurodymu trys vakaru
valstybiu okupaciniai sefai 81
pirmadieni Bonnoje pradejo
svarbius pasitarimus su Aden-
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ii daugiau vietos kulturiniams
reikalams.
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Evening star., 1951-07-20

lated to all prior to issuance Of
the conference bids and added:
"It is believed that the enclosed
draft treaty and declarations COM
Ibine and reconcile, as far as is
practicable, the point of view Of
all the Allied powers which were
at war with Japan and will estab-
lish, with Japan, a just and dur
able peace"
Final Text" Planned.
However, the United States and
British government declared them
selves ready to receive further
comments on the treaty draft.
which was made public earlier this
month. They said that after these
are received they would circulate
"a final text" on August 13.
AS for the meeting in San Fran
cisco, each nation was notified
that all of the countries at war
with Japan are being invited sex
Icept where special circumstances
exist"
This was a reference to China.
The United States and Britain
agreed not to invite China since
the United States recognizes the
Chinese Nationalist government
and Britain the Communist gov
iernment.
Evening star., 1951-07-20

Every summer, this sale brings you big, i'm
portant savings on extensive selections Of
furnishings and accessories from our reg
ular stocks. You will also find substantial
savings in all other departments at both
Mode stores Saturday
Evening star., 1951-07-20
By the Assoc. ed Press

The United States today invited
SO nations to meet in San Fran
cisco, September. 4. to complete
and sign a peace treaty with
Japan.
The invitations were accom-
panied by copies of treaty
draft jointly sponsored by the
United States and Great Britain
The invitations specified the con-
|ferences would be held ION the
terms Of" that draft.
Russia was among the countries
invited but officials here regarded
lit as virtually certain that Mos
cow would reject the bid. The
Soviet Union has sharply criti-
cized not only some parts of the
proposed treaty, but also the way
lit was drawn up.
Russia had wanted a drafting
system which would give it a veto
over treaty provisions.
Soviet Claims Unrecognized.
The treaty, as presently drafted
does not recognize Russia's pos.
session Of the Kurile Islands o.
the south half Of Sakhalin taker
from Japan after World War II
Concurrently today, Presiden
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nority member of the House For
eign Affairs Committee.
Other Members Listed.
For the Australian-N New Zea-
land United States Security
Ire atty: Senators Sparkman
Smith, George and Hickenlooper
and Representatives Mansfield
Democrat of Montana. and Judd
Republican of Minnesota, the re-
spective chairman and ranking
minority member Of the House
Far Eastern Affairs Subcommit-
! tee.
For the United States-Japar
Security Treaty: Senators Rus
sell, Democrat of Georgia ane
Bridges, Republican of New
Hampshire, chairman and ranking
minority member respectively oi
the Senate Armed Services Com
mittee with Senators Sparkmar
and Smith and Representative
Vinson, Democrat of Georgia ane
Short, Republican of Missouri
chairman and ranking minority
member respectively of the House
Armed Services Committee.
The official announcement re-
minded each country that the
peace treaty text had been circu-
Evening star., 1951-07-20

eral employees are being revised as
a result.
Cleared by Loyalty Board.
Mr.. Velde did not say there was
any new evidence concerning DR.
Condor, who was called "the
weakest link in our atomic secur-
Iity' by the House committee or
March /, 1948.
DR.. Condor had been cleared by
the Commerce loyalty board just
a week earlier. He has never been
Isubpoenaed by the committee nor
mas he asked for a chance to
testify. He has taken the posi-
tion he would be happy to take
the stand if the committee called
him.
After stating the House COM
mittee has been checking or
whether a number of Government
employees, including the scientist
were security risks. Mr.. Velde
wrote:
i feel strongly that such 6
renowned and able scientist a!
DR.. Condor. who has access to al
Iof our atomic and highly classified
military information, should have
ibis alleged association with known
Soviet agents thoroughly ex
plOred"
Evening star., 1951-07-20

Truman named American dele
gates to sit in on the conclusion
Of the treaty, as well as on the
Pacific mutual defense pact and
the United States-Japanese secur-
ity pact.
Secretary of State Acheson
John Foster Dulles, State Depart
ment Republican foreign affairs
adviser, and Chairman Connally
of the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee and Senator Wiley. Re-
publican, of Wisconsin, ranking
minority member of the commit
tee, will be members with pleni.
potentiary powers.
Additional delegates who viii
serve as alternates will be: Fol
the Japanese peace treaty: Sena.
tors Sparkman, Democrat, of Ala
bama; Smith, Republican. of New
Jersey; George, Democrat, o1
Georgia. and Hickenlooper, Re.
publican, of Iowa, who are mem.
bers of the Senate Foreign Rela.
tions Subcommittee on Far Eastern
Affairs, and Representative Rich.
ards, Democrat, of South Carolina
chairman, and Representative
! Vorys, Republican, of Ohio, mi.
Evening star., 1951-07-20
Sawyer Gets Letter
From ve|de Asking
New Condor Inquiry

A Commerce Department spokes-
man said today Secretary Sawyer
would not reply before Monday to
Ia congressional suggestion that he
order departmental loyalty board
Reconsideration Of the case of DR.
Edward U. Condor, director of the
Bureau of Standards.
Representative Velde, Republi-
can, of Illinois, a member of the
House Un American Activities
Committee, made public yesterday
a letter to Mr.. Sawyer in which he
urged a new look at the Condor
| files in view of the recent presi-
dental directive revising loyalty
board procedures.
| Under the new order, a person
may be suspended without pay
pending loyalty board hearing
| if there is reasonable doubt" as
to his loyalty. 1t has been reported
THAT cases of several hundred Fed
Evening star., 1951-07-20

over Palestine in May. 1948, and
Israel became a nation. Abdullah
sent his troops across the Jordan
to occupy the Old Walled City Of
Jerusalem, holy to the Moslem,
Jewish and Christian religions.
Annexed Part of Palestine.
Abdullah's powerful army, the
Arab Legion, financed by Britain
and led by a British officer. Brig
John Glubb Pasha, did most Of
the Arab fighting in the Palestine
war. 1t occupied Arab parts of
Palestine which later were an
nexed to Jordan, when Abdullah
proclaimed himself king of Pal
estine.
After the Palestine fighting Alb
dullah became more and more
suspect to his Arab allies-Egypt,
Syria and Lebanon particularly
but his relations with Israel
mended considerably. He also
patched up his feud of a quarter
of a century with King Ibn Saud
of Saudi Arabia.
Abdullah lived unpretentiously
in the dusty little Arab city OF
Amman. on the site of ancient
Philadelphia.
He was an impetuous man, but
a patient one. He once engaged
; in a four-year chess game with
Deputy Sheriff Pat Bliss of King
County. Washington. The game
=. was played by mail, after the
deputy had written Abdullah, in.
viting him to play.
Plots against Abdullah's lift
were reported on several occasions
2 In 1941 there was report, latel
S denied by the King, that he hae
! been shot and wounded by hi.
eldest son, Emir Tallal, in a guar.
4 rel over Iraq.
e In 1949 three Palestine Arab.
. and Jordanian were sentenced
n to death for conspiring agains
d Abdullah.
S Prince Tallal was a thorn in tn,
Kings side. Recently he has beer
e lin Beirut. Lebanon, for treatmen