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Evening star., 1951-05-22
Court 10 Quiz Lawyer
On Wife's CHARGES

A Washington lawyer has been
ordered to show cause by May 81
in District Court why he should
mot be cited in contempt of court
here for allegedly seeking to Off
set, in a Florida court, a local
decree in a maintenance and Gus
tody action.
The show cause order was
signed yesterday by District Court
Judge Charles F. Mclaughlin as
a result OF papers filed in behalf
of the wife, Mrs. Wandajune
Kearney. 1719 Thirty-fifth street
INV. The husband is Michael M
Kearney. lawyer, whose address is
listed In papers filed yesterday as
7127 Massachusetts, avenue. Wood
acres. Md.
In January. 1850, Judge Jen-
nings Bailey awarded Mrs. Kear-
ney custody Of the couples two
boys, Michael. now 10, and Philip
now 7. He also ordered Mr.. Kear-
ney to provide support for the
boys and Mrs. Kearney.
A divorce action brought here
Evening star., 1951-05-22
Coast Guard Completes
VoIcour Collision Probe

NORFOLK, Va, May % (P.-A
Coast Guard Board of Investiga-
ton has completed hearings on
the collision of the Navy seaplane
tender Valcour and the collier
Thomas Tracy in which five Navy
men died.
After the board members study
the transcript of testimony they
will begin deliberations. Their find
ings will be sent to Coast Guard
headquarters in Washington.
The Navy has said last Mon
days crash five miles off Cape
Henry was caused by steering anc
electrical power failures aboard
the Valcour. The five men who
died in the collision were aboaro
the Valcour.
Russell Goodwin, a throttlemar
on the Valcour, told the board
Imunications between the bridge:
and engineroom of the tender
were not operating properly short
Ily before the crash.
| A message came from the bridge
about Is or 20 minutes before the
collision. Mr.. Goodwin said, but
he could not understand the mes
sage because the voice sounded
weak. Mr.. Goodwin said ht
and reported the trouble.
Another Valcour crewman, Rob.
ert L. Nolan, said he cut off the
power to prevent a generator from
burning out.
Evening star., 1951-05-22
|StockpiIe Of 7 Million
Paper Cups and Plates
Arranged for Area CD

About 2 million paper cups,
plates and other paper containers
will be stockpiled in this area soon
for use by civil defense officials in
an emergency.
The local stockpiling will be
carried out by the Paper Cup and
Container Institute. Inc. repre-
|senting about II manufacturers,
as part of a project to store about
I25 million of the paper items
Throughout the country. The Gov
lernment would buy the items if
they ever are needed, under the
plan.
Institute officials, working
through the District civil defense
Isetup. said the paper dishes will
be stored so as to be available to
both the Washington and Balti-
more areas. They described the
project at a luncheon, in which
all food was served in paper con-
tainers, at the Federal civil de-
fense headquarters. 1880 Colum-
bia road NV, yesterday.
Civil Defense Administrator
Millard F. Caldwell. jr., said the
project represented the kind of
foresight I would like to see all
industry use as we go along in
this emergency"
Guests at the luncheon were
members of the American Public
Welfare Associations Civilian De-
Ifense Committee, which concluded
a two-day meeting with civil de-
lfenSe officials to discuss problems
Iof dovetailing welfare programs
with civil defense.
Committee officials said they
particularly urged Federal officials
to set up a definite policy under
which Federal funds would be
available for relief of disaster
victims.
Evening star., 1951-05-22

THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. AT
Evening star., 1951-05-22
Collier and Freighter
Collide Off Virginia;
One Pierced by Anchor
By ihe Assoeia,ed Press

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, May
22.-The collier Concord and a
cargo ship. the steamer Wide
awake. collided yesterday off the
Virginia Capes. the Coast Guard
reported.
Both ships made port and the
Wideawake was at the Newport
News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
Co. yards today with a 45-foot
hole in her side.
The Concord anchored at
Sewells Point overnight. but yes
terday left for Brooklyn to dis
charge her 7.143 tons Of coal,
taken on earlier at Norfolk. There
were no injuries to crewmen. the
Coast Guard said.
Although the Concord surveyed
her bashed-in bow and decided to
continue her trip, she will make
it without one of her heavy
anchors. That remained in the
hole in the Wideawake's side. The
ships are reported to have side
swiped.
The accident occurred only a
few miles from the point where
the Navy's seaplane tender VAL
cour was struck by a collier, the
Thomas Tracy. last Monday.
The Wideawake was out of New
York bound for Hampton Roads.
The crash occurred about 10 min
utes out of the Virginia Capes.
Evening star., 1951-05-22
1000 Fight Forest Fires
lin Quebec and Ontario
BY the Associoied Press

MONTREAL, May 22.-Some
1000 men fought widespread fires
last night in Quebec and Ontario
forests, dried by a five-day hot
spell. A two-hour rain Sunday
night failed to douse any of the
big blazes but it helped to dampen
timber in their paths.
Outbreaks were reported in va
rious woodland sections of Quebec
and Ontario. Hardest hit were
the Lake ST. John and Chicoutimi
areas of Northwestern Quebec.
Near Ferland, in the Lake st.
John district, 10000 logs in a
lumber yard were destroyed.
Henri Kiefer, chief of Quebec S
forest protection service. said un-
less cooler weather and heavy
rains removed the fire hazard,
travel would be banned in forest
lareaS.
Evening star., 1951-05-22
Body of House Pointer
Recovered From Potomac

The body of a 46-year-old house
painter, who fell out of an out
board boat below Key Bridge Sat-
|urday, was recovered from the
Potomac last night by Harbor
Police.
John MacFarland, who lived at
649 Constitution avenue NE, was
testing his new outboard motor on
a hired boat when he toppled into
the Georgetown Channel off the
foot of Wisconsin avenue NV
His sister-in-law, Mrs. Alice B
MacFarland. who was in the boat
with him at the time, told police
her attempts to save him failed
when the boat drifted away.
Evening star., 1951-05-22
Senate Committee Acts
On Rights for Women
BY the Associated Press

The Senate Judiciary Commit
tee today approved a resolution
aimed at providing equal rights
for women. The vote was 7 to ..
The resolution. by Senator
O'Conor, Democrat. of Maryland
would provide for an amendment
to the Constitution that would
prohibit discrimination because ot
sex.
A similar resolution was passed
by the Senate last year. The
House did not act on it.
Evening star., 1951-05-22

by Mr.. Kearney was dismissed by
Judge Bailey in December, 1949.
In papers filed yesterday
through Attorney Herman Tocker,
Mrs. Kearney contends Mr.. Kear-
ney is seeking a divorce in Florida
and also a modification there of
Evening star., 1951-05-22

of bulk, simply eat an ounce (about
u cup) of crispy ALL-BRAN daily,
drink plenty of water! If not COM
pIetely satisfied after 10 days, return
empty carton to Kellogg's, Battle
Greek, Mich. GET DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACKl
Evening star., 1951-05-22

the support and maintenance
order issued here.
Judge Mclaughlin has tempo
rarily restrained Mr.. Kearney
from proceeding with the divorce
action in Florida, Attorney Tocker
said.
Evening star., 1951-05-22

BRAN regularly. NO
constipation since!"
Sam Waters, Route
BOX 20, Renton,
Wash. Just one of
many unsolicited let
ters from ALL
BRAN users! If you
need help for con-
atinakinx, duo &nlaclr
Evening star., 1951-05-22
Empty Medicine Chest
No IrreguIarity Either

''15 years ago our medicine chest
was full of laxatives of one kind or
another. Then we tried eating ALL
Evening star., 1951-11-08
|0ldest Inhabitants
Debate, Then Vote 10
Stay in Federation

Two past presidents of the Fed.
Grafton of Citizens Association
fought on opposite sides last night
as the Association OF Oldest In.
habitants Of Washington voted te
remain within the federation.
Herbert p. Leeman cited a,
"asinine" and "abortive" any
move to withdraw now. or at any
time"
Jesse c. Suter, also a past presi-
dent. said the federation should
include only neighborhood civic
groups in its membership. The
Oldest Inhabitants are city-wide
At one point, payment Of fed
Grafton dues for the next so years
was proposed by Paul Bradshaw.
The final vote--20 to II to stay
after vigorous debate.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Warne Named 10 Direct
Technical Aid for Iran
ey the Asxocicted Press

William E. Warne has been ap-
pointed by the State Department
as director of technical cooper
alton for Iran under the point
four program. He will have the
personal rank of minister.
Mr.. Warne resigned as Assist
ant Secretary Of the Interior to ac-
cept the new post. the White House
announced yesterday. He will leave
for Iran November 18.
A former West Coast newspaper
man, Mr.. Warne worked for the
Associated Press in Los Angeles,
San Diego and here before joining
the Interior Department Is years
ago.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Fairfax Captain Directed Tanks
AS Wounds Poured Blood
Son of Director
Of County Schools
Is in Walter Reed

A Fairfax Army captain who di
rected the battle action of hi
seven tanks for more than an hou
after he was severely wounded il
both arms and his head, is re
cooperating at the Walter Rec,
Army Medical Center.
Capt. Wilbert T. Woodson, jr
80. son of the Fairfax Count,
school superintendent, arrived a
the Army hospital Monday, les
than two months after he left thi'
country for Korea.
He was wounded 13 days aftel
arrival in Korea.
Capt. Woodson, holder of the
Bronze and Silver Stars as a re.
suit of gallantry in World War II
was hit by mortar fire October
as he stood in the turret of his
light command tank. Capt. Wood.
sons reconnaissance company o1
the 1st Cavalry Division was
leading a general attack about Is
miles north of the 38th Parallel
Mortar Shell Hits.
II was telling some new riflemen
alongside to keep moving when q
mortar shell struck just in front
Of me-" Capt. Woodson said.
II lost consciousness for a min
ute. When I came to, I found one
tank motor was afire, but no one
else was hurt. The crew put out
the fire with an extinguisher and
we were able to keep going"
Capt. Woodson said he was
bleeding profusely from both arms
and his head. The crew put a
bandage around his head, but they
had no tourniquets for his arms.
I'VE were supposed to link up
another group Of tanks" he said.
There was no point in my tank
turning back, because we'd have
to go through those tricky rice
paddles, and we'd draw as much
fire retreating as the way we were
going.
Hour Seems as Days.
"But that hour or so seemed
like a couple of days"
During the time, he said, he
had a gunner forward his orders
to the radioman for transmission
to the other tanks.
After the two tank companies
met. Capt. .Woodson was transfer
red to a medium tank. This took
him to a jeep. and the jeep carried
him to a first aid station. Here
he was given blood and sent by
ambulance to a forward hospital.
Il Guess I'm Lucky"
Il guess I'm pretty lucky didn't
bleed to death or lose these arms, !"
Capt. Woodson said. The right
arm was badly cut up, but fortu-
nately the artery was undam-
aged.
Capt. Woodson, who will be in
the hospital for several months,
is looking forward to the arrival
from Germany of his wife, Mrs.
Tatjana D. Woodson. and the
couples five month-old daughter,
Zoe.
Mrs. Woodson, a German war
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Two D. c. Doctors Honored

Two Washington physicians, DR..
William Warrick Cardozo and DR..
Allan Bertram Coleman. have been
elected to fellowship in the Amer
lean Academy of Pediatrics. Elec-
ton was held at a board meeting
early this week in Evanston. Ill.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Flanagan Is Reelected
By Crippled Aid Group

James H. Flanagan, chairman
of the Public Utilities Commission
yesterday was elected to his sec.
ond term as president of the Dis.
trict of Columbia Society for Grip.
pied Children.
Also elected were Kenneth H
Berkeley. general manager OF Sta
ton WMAL, first vice president;
Dan Piver, attorney. second vice
president; Lawrence M. Proctor
m q n u facturer's representative
secretary. and Edward F. Bartlett
fiscal assistant secretary, Treasury
Department, treasurer.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Mack Reaches BeIfost

BELFAST. Northern Ireland,
Nov. 8 (P.-Representative Peter
Mack, Democrat, Of Illinois
piloted his airplane here from
England last night, landing in
weather so bad he was guided
down to the runway by radar.
He is on a round-the- world peace
trip.
Evening star., 1951-11-08

bride who the Fairfax officer mar
ried during occupation duty In
Germany. went home to visit her
family when her husband got ord
erS for Korea.
She is now awaiting accommo-
dations to return.
Capt. Woodson. a graduate Of
Fairfax High School. attended
Virginia Military Institute before
he was commissioned in 1943. He
plans to remain in the Army.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Reed Heads Burmu HOUSING

RANGOON, Burma, Nov. 8 (P).
The Burmese Government has
granted IS million rupees ($7,350,-
00O to its housing board, headed
by Gerry Reed of Washington,
d. c. The board plans to build
4, 900 to 5000 units in a 100-acre
area on Rangoon's outskirts to
alleviate the city's acute housing
shortage.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
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Drutfd,r Etnuanhrrnng
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fiinfuno5man5ig Sabre alt iein nnO
elm pieri6briges Wopi5iat abioluiert
baben miilien, pollen iid er3ieberi-
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C.-St. d. CIV.
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AnH hpm Ktrd,rnlrhrtt

Die @ruppe giIenbabner in Ser
fotbolil6en 9lrbeiterorganilatton
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uno England 5l1gegen maren. Sci
oielem erIten 3ulammentreffen ser
fatbolil6en @iienbabner I'M &abmen
Ser internationalen fatbolil6en Wtan=
nerprganilotion puroen ald 8ez
lpre6ungen iiber sic 8riinoung ei=
ner fotbolii6en giIenbabnerinterna=
tionole gefiibrt.
Ser Ofinilter fir fir6li6e Mngeles
genbeiten in Ser Si6e6o+Slotpafei,
Or. Saroilap Sapelfa, bot cine melt
artige &fmetboOe gegen Die fas
tbolii6e Stride erfunoen: Seit fur
5em nerben vpatriotild)e Yrielter"
in iabrifen unb @erfltdtten ausge=
ianot, I'm in oen 8erfpdulen Heoen
iiber Sen u5rieOen" 81 balten. Sic
baben Sen ltriften 8efebl erbalten
ni6ts gta6teiliges iiber gr5biibOf
8eran oOer anoere romtreue 8il6ofe
81 lagen, ionoern olle uls Spfer Oes
Gatifans oar5llltellen, gegen Ben ii6
sic aunae @uht oes 9lnariffeS rid)=
ten loQ.
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Iarmltoot nit einem 8el ltanoe BON
bereits einunofiinf5ig Oeitglieoern ei-
ne epangelii6e S6peiterngemein-
l6aft er0ffnet, Sic SEN gtamen
rS6peltern Wfariens" fiibrt. Sic
@riinoung sebt bereits auf oas sSabr
1947 5uriid uno bie eigentli6e Snl=
tiatipe lit I'M groBen 8ombaroement
bonn Serblt 1914 81 iuden, bel oem
Iarmltaot beinabe D0llig perni6tet
tpurOe. 0amals biloete li6 unter Ser
2eitung elmer sler5tin, Or. &lara
S6linf, oie beute unter Dem Namen
Maria 8aitlia ser @emeinidaft bor-
itebt, cine Gereinigung bon So5ials
belferinnen auf religi0ler @runOla=
ge. Sic beittt bel,te eine bonitdn6ige
Srbensregel, uel6e auf BEN ebange-
Iii9en Hdten BON Mrn1lt, @eboriam
ltno aeuibbeit berubt uno i'm @eiIte
oes bl. 8eneoift, Der FL. Sbereiia bon
slpila uno Ser FL. Sobanna bon
gbantal gu eemeinIamem religiolem
2eben anleiten min. Die S9meltern,