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Evening star., 1952-02-12
Cor Cureens Downhll, Crashes
Into Home Of Arlington Fumily

the Elizabeth IN. j. plane crash
lat the time.
Damage to the cinder-block
home was estimated by police
lat s4oO. they said the car was
driven by Saul Bernard Milleg.
46. an insurance agent, Of lib
West Monroe avenue. Alexandria.
Police said Mr.. Miller told
them the brakes wouldn't hold
and the car rolled backward down
the hin. Mr.. Miller was still In
the car when it struck the house.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Virginia Driver Indicted
Iii Arlington Man S Death
seetio,ll Di,..,,sI, y 8 n s,or

LEESBuRG. va. Feb. 12.-Guy
e Strosnider. ~, Of Mountain
Falls, was indicted on a charge Of
involuntary manslaughter here
yesterday in the traffic death oi
an Arlington man.
Mr.. Strosnider was driver of q
truck that collided with an auto
mobile driven by Roy Quentin
Mulkey, sr., Sc, Of the 500 block
Of North Ninth street Arlington.
The accident occurred Decem-
ber 8, on Route z about II miles
east of Leesburg. Mr.. Mulkey
died in Loudoun County Hospital
two days later. March II has
been set as the date for Stro-
snider's trial.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Commercial Rezoninq
OF 7 Wheaton Tracts
Urged by Planners Al! !I!!

Rezoning to commercial of two
tracts totaling 10000 square feet
on the east side of Georgia ave.
nue. at Wheaton has been recon-
mended by the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission
One of the parcels containing
A, 4,805 square feet is approxi-
mately 200 feet north of the in
tersection of Prichard road and
Georgia avenue. The other. in
cluding 30,466 square feet, has a
frontage of 220 feet on Georgia
avenue. Owners of both tracts
are Frederick w. and Harriet r.
Jones.
The commission recommends
tions on six other proposed recon-
ings also have been submitted to
the County Council for considera-
ton.
The commission also recon-
mended approval of rezoning to
Commercial ID" Of:
A lot on the southeast corner
of Silver Spring avenue and Fen
ton street, Silver Spring.
Two lots on the north side OF
Elm street near its intersection
with Arlington road in Bethesda
A portion of 1885 acres on the
south side Of Laurel Sandy Spring
road extending back to Tolson
place, Burtonsyille.
The commission recommended
disapproval of applications for
Commercial sd" coming of:
Three lots owned by Frank l.
Hewitt, jr.,, on the west side OF
Georgia avenue north Of Wheaton
in the Gienmont Forest subdi-
vision.
| Property totaing 1.467 acres
owned by Russell Mizell in Ken
|sington Park Subdivision on the
north side Of Prince Georges and
Frederick avenues In Kensington
Two lots on the north side OF
College avenue at Georgia avenue
extended and another on the west
side Of Georgia avenue in the
Wheaton triangle.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Rockville Night Glass
Registration Starts

Registrations for adult evening
Glasses at Richard Montgomery
High School, Rockville. win be
taken at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
school.
Courses are offered in tipping,
woodwork and furniture repair
carpentry and blueprint reading
Iand estimating. A $3.50 fee en-
Titles a student to 16 three-hour
sessions or "a two-hour sessions,
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Central Committee
May Enter Squabb|e
IOf Richmond 6. 0. P.
BY ths Associated Pres,

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. 12.-The
Republican State Central Com
mittee will probably settle a wide
rift that has developed between
two Richmond G. o. P. factions.
At stake may be all-important
presidential delegates for Senator
Taft, Republican, Of Ohio. or Gen,
Eisenhower.
The dispute arose Friday night,
when "Old Guard" party chief
tains refused to recognize Eisen-
hover supporters at a mass rally
lof Richmond Republicans.
Meeting Elects Own State.
The aOId Guard rammec
Through their own slate of dele,
gates to Sd Congressional Dis
ttrict and State conventions. The
Eisenhower faction charged dis
lcrimination and accused the "Olo
Guard" Of acting in behalf OF
Senator Taft's candidacy.
So the Eisenhower group had
its own meeting and elected q
second slate Of delegates.
Both won't be admitted to the
conventions, however. and State
Republican Chairman Robert II
Woods said yesterday that the
q. o. P.'s Central Committee
would probably step in to settle
the squabble.
Says They Were Within Rights.
Mr.. Woods said his first obser-
lvation was that "the crowd sup
porting Moore was wholly within
its rights" in the way 1t conducted
the mass meeting.
The chairman Of the meeting,
James r. Moore. accused the
Eisenhower boosters of being
Jonny- Gomez Lately Republicans
He accused Thomas Boushall,
banker, who unsuccessfully tried
Ito gain the floor during the
ltumultuous rally, Of being an "ac-
knowledged Democrat"
Mr.. Boushall. however. said he
had supported the Republican
presidential candidate since 1886
Mr.: Woods expressed doubt any
lcompromise can be worked out
He said the Central Committee
would probably call a special
meeting and hear the pleas /ot
each side to decide which should
represent Richmond.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
|viIIoge Of Chevy Chase
fMups Civil Defense PIuns

Plans for setting up civil de-
lfense organization for the Village
Eof Chevy Chase will be discussed
at q meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow
lat the village hall. 5908 Connec-
Iticut avenue.
Charles F. Gramlich, SSH Grove
street. said that at that time it Is
proposed to seek volunteers in set
ting up the organization.
Speakers from nearby commu.
mites. which already have organ
lied, win be asked to address the
gathering.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Tenth Of q Series.


planned. And the bridges Wash
|ington-end sidewalks will be sliced
of to make more room for traffic
|. A pang Of regret may greet
abandonment of NJ streets granite
pavement. Hand-hewn in North
Carolina, the 4-by-4 inch blocks
were laid with great painstakine
Iby imported masons back b 1926
for eight ocks-Twenty- ninth
street to Thirty fifth.
Withstand Ravages.
The masons used an intricate
curved pattern, called shell. AND
the blocks have withstood the
ravages of time and tires re-
Imarably-better, in fact, than as
|phalt or even concrete.
But the concrete base is now
Ideteriofating, and officials say re-
laying the stones would be toe
costly after repair. Also, motorists
have found them slippery when
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Bill Aimed al XII Klus kIan
Offered in Virginia Senate
By ne AI,s,cesiu,,ed, |, pses,s

RICHMOND, Feb. 12.--An anti
masking bill, aimed at the Ku
Klux Klan and similar organiza-
tions, was introduced in the Vir-
|ginia Senate yesterday.
It is aimed at preventing any
resurgence Of the Klan in vir-
ginia and has the backing of Gov,
Battle.
The Governor suggested the
Assembly might consider the leg
islation after James Hendricks,
Klan official. of Tallahassee, Fla,
said the organization was being
|re- -activated in Virginia.
Senator A. e. S. Stephens, OF
Isle Of Wight County. was prin-
lcipal patron Of the new bill
Evening star., 1952-02-12

An auto careened backward
down a hill and crashed into
an Arlington home last night,
punching a hole in q bedroom
wall.
Earl Smith. jr.. Of 20l1 South
Monroe street, said he. his wife
Marie and two Of their children
were finishing dinner in the din
ing room on the other side Of the
house when they heard the crash.
Mrs. Smith was reading about
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Study Ordered
On Falls Church
Tax Sources
Treasurer Suggests
End Of Levy on
Persohul Property

A study Of tax revenue sources
An Falls Church will be made to.
morrow by City Councilman
James e. Durant and City Mana
ger w. Rodes Woodbury..
The Council ordered the study
at its regular meeting in City Hal
last night. after receiving a re-
port from City Treasurer James
E. Ferguson.
Mr.. Ferguson recommended
that the existing personal prop
-erty tax be discontinued because
there is no equable way of as
sessing this type of property" The
treasurer suggested, as a substi-
tute, that the city tax all autos
owned and used in the city, re-
gardless Of whether the vehicles
are registered in Virginia or In
another State.
The Arlington County Board
also has ordered q study of tax
sources.
Poll Tax Deadline.
In another proposal. Mr.. Fergu-
SON said he plans to distribute to
all residents q warning that all
poll taxes due must be paid by
May 4 for persons Wishing to
be eligible to vote in the Novem-
Der general election.
With Mayor Charles z. Kellogg
and Mr.. Durant dissenting, the
Council refused to pay Horace
Edwards, the city's attorney in
its unsuccessful annexation suit
against Fairfax County, a re-
quested $1,000 additional fee. Mr..
Edwards, who had previously re-
ceived $4,000 for his work on the
case, had asked the Council, be-
fore an appeal was heard by the
State Supreme Court. to consider
payment for services which he
said exceeded what he anticipated
when he accepted the case.
Ill Advised, Taylor Says.
Councilman w. Raymond Tay-
lor, one of those opposing the
said he believed Mr.. Ed
wards decision to appeal an
adverse decision of a special Fair
fax court was ''ill-advised."
The Council gave preliminary
approval to a coming ordinance
amendment designed to control
commercial development. City At
torney Lytton H. Gibson said the
measure will require that a use
permit be issued before certain
types Of businesses, such as Serv-
ice stations and tourist courts, can
be established.
A fire prevention code recon-
mended by the National Board OF
Fire Underwriters was adopted.
The IRE chief is permitted to
make inspections to inforce reg
on storage Of inflammable
liquids. operation of garages and
dry cleaning plants and other po-
tential safety hazards.
On motion Of Mrs. Margaret
King the Council agreed to have
a stenographic record kept of ali
Council meetings.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
|Neighbors Discover
|Mon, n, Near Death
In Unheoted Shack

A 74-year-old man was found
near death from exposure last
night in an unheated shack at
Annapolis Junction, Md.
State police said the victim was
James Kelly. He was taken to
Anne Arundel County Hospital in
Annapolis after he was found by
|reighbors. {
Windows In the shack were
broken and police said Mr.. Kelly
told them he had not eaten for a
week. Police have been unable
10 locate any relatives.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
By james 6. Deone

The days Of NJ streets paving
stones are numbered.
The city wants to remove them
It also wants to end the west hall
of M streets streetcar line and
tear up the tracks-and more paw
ing stones on Key Bridge
These proposals are in the new
District road program. The aim Us
to improve M street and the bridge
as a Washington Virginia thor
oughfare.
Rosslyn Plaza surgery also Is
Evening star., 1952-02-12
PTA Meeting coIIed

The Dolly Madison Junior High
School Parent Teacher Associa-
ton win meet at 8 pm. tomorrow
In the school library. $500 Shirley
highway, Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
PTA to Meet Tomorrow

The Parent Teacher Association
Iof Bailey's Crossroads (Va) School
win meet at Q pm. tomorrow al
1.-The fire hall.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Taft Club RuIlies Tonight

The Taft-for- President Club Of
Arlington win stage Lincoln Day
rally on Station WEAM at 7:45
6clock tonight.
Evening star., 1952-02-12

Tomorrow: Why the High
way Department wants q new
E street Potomac bridge.
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CATFISH CORNER NEWS

Miss Asperity Austin of Vinegar
Hill is visiting Miss Pecunis
Payne.
Miss Fenderola Fitchett is visi-
ting Miss Parabola Perkins of Sas-
safras Center.
Miss Horsie Belle Hopkins OF
Vinegar Hill is visiting Miss Fer
RE Belle Farrow.
Miss Sarabella Sutton of High
Bush is visiting Miss Peoria Pot
ter.
Miss Spicey Mae Spencer of
Wide Spot is visiting Miss Cassie
rola Garter.
Miss Wandaleena Williams of
Vinegar Hill is visiting Miss Mad
agascar Mann.
Miss Pecunia Payne has return
ed from visit to Miss Astoria
Austin Ct Square Hill Creek.
Miss Bogota Bateman of Foggy
Bottom is visiting Miss Bozie Ber-
ry.
Bistro Beasley of the Hal Fass
fish market has returned to work
after g snort illness.
Miss Bushibelle Brinn of Gar
Greek is the guest of Miss Penice
Payne.
Miss Spicy Mae Spencer of
Wide Spot, who is visiting Miss
Cassie ROla Carter has recently
made g trip to Florida.
Miss Pussy Parker is visiting
Miss Axle Dentt Davis in Gar
Greek.
Miss Tempest Twiddy of Cat
Cove is the guest of Miss Aurora
Dawn Davis.
Miss Friskie Belle Forbes is Wis
iting Miss Begonia Brickhouse of
Back Road.
Miss Margarine Morris is visi-
ting Miss Hershibar Beasley of
Gar Greek.
Miss Larkileen Lewis of Bay
Level is visiting Miss Dinah Flo
Dowdy.
Miss Castoria Cartwright has
returned home to Vinegar Hill af-
ter visiting Miss Nautibel Norris
and other friends here.
Miss Shandyleah Sawyer is Wis
iting Miss Bushibelle Brinn of Gar
Creek.
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ALLIGATOR RIVER
LEGALS

NOTICE OF SUMMONS
NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
SHIRLEY CULPEPPER ROHAN,
Plaintiff
JACK R0HAN, Defendant
The Defendant above named,
Jack Rohan, will hereby take no
tice that an action entitled as above
has been instituted in the Sup
erier Court of Dare County, North
Carolina; that the purpose of said
action is to obtain an absolute di-
vorce by the Plaintiff from the
Defendant on the statutory
grounds of continuous separation
for more than two years.
That the Defendant will fur
Their take notice that he is re-
quired to appear before the under
signed Clerk of the Superior
Court Of Dare County, North Caro-
lima, at his office in the Courthouse
in Manteo, North Carolina within
twenty days after the 9th day of
September 1862, and answer or
demur to the Complaint now on
file in said Clerks office, or the
Plaintiff will be granted the re-
lief requested in the Complaint.
This the 1st day of August
1852.
C. S. MEEKINS, Clerk Superior
Court. Dare County, N. C. T-8-S-4t'
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SUMNER FERRY SCHEDULE
Effective June 1Oth-Sept. 10th, 1859
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coLINoToN PERSONALS

The Colington Community Club
held its regular meeting August
4th at s p. m. in the Colington
school building. Refreshments of
cupcakes and soft drinks were
served.
Mrs. Anne Crank is spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Robert Skies, of Williamson.
John Walter Beasley celebrated
his End birthday July 10th. Carl
Beacham, Jr., celebrated his 9Th
birthday July 23rd and Rae Meek
ms celebrated her 12tn birthday
August 4th.
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NOTICE--TAX SALE
NORTH CAROLINA, DARE COUNTY

Pursuant to the law governing the 1851 tax levy in my
hands for collection and by virtue of of the Board
commissioners OF Dare County, North Carolina directing
the sale OF tax liens of said tax levy with said
law will offer for cash at public auction to the highest
Carolina on Monday, September l. 1882 starting at the
nour OF 1900 noon the real estate brief description
ano sred IN the name OF EACH and the principal
OF the taxes owed by each subject to be bv
atty and cost allowed by law, as follows. to witt
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EAST LAKE TOWNSHIP
EAST LAKE DISTRICT

Charles w. Greet, 20 acres :. 2.9O
j. w. Gientz, so acres .......... 6.78
j. 7. Taylor, 440.7 acres -. 26.O5
d. E. Williams, etal, 1000
acres ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 114.4O
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CROATAN TOWNSHIP
MASHOES DISTRICT

H. R. Craddock, 1926 acres
and bldgs. ....................,....... 14.57
Sybil Gard, acreage ............... lis
John w. Midget, 2 acres
and bldgs. .,.....................,.... 22.S6
Larry H. and Clarence Mid
gett, fish house -.,...,.-..,...... $50
Mary L, Midget, 2 acres -. 1876
Ira Spencer, a acre ............. LAT
F. M. Sawyer, fish house
and camp ....-................,........ 3.71
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HATTERAS TOWNSHIP
FRISCO DISTRICT

Benny B. Barnett, l lot
and house -------.-.,.--,.--.--...-..-... CTS
Roscoe Burrus, II acres ........ 4.21
Frances Farrow, 25 acres .---.... 1856
Lester Farrow, Z acres and
house ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TIT
o. W. Fulcher, acres ........-... 1852
Sherman Good, 20 acres
ana mouse .------.-....--.---.---..... 1901
Earlyn S. McAbee, l lot, 3
acres and house ......-.-...... 1889
Ruby Oden, 25 acres ..-..--........ $50
B. F.. Robinson, I lot and
hOhLC -------------------------------- OIL
R. S. Wahab, 81 acres .--.-..--. 1O.45
lack H. Whidbee, II acres
and home ...........-............ 1898
Nellie Willis, 5 acres and
home .-.-----,-.--..-..-......-.......... 1916
w. r. Whidbee Est, IL
c@SACo 4sOE
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KINNEKEET TOWNSHIP
RODANTHE-SALVO DISTRICT

Perry Gates Farrow, 8 acres
ana bldgs. ...-....-.-...---...---..... 1918
Little Cyrus Gray, Est, %
acres and home .14.52
Ronald Gray, l lot and house ABB
Nora E. Herbert, II acres
and bldgs. ........................2 8.O1
Burgess Hooper, lot and
bldgs. ........................-...... Ito
Edgar L. Hooper, bldgs. ........ 100
Andrew Midget, 6 acres .... 800
David B. Midget, Est, 2 acres
and home ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1899
Mamie Midget, IL acres 5000. 3.75
Warren j. Midget, l lot
and home .....-........-...,........ 7.53
Llewellyn O'Neal Est, "a
Jethro M. Payne, house ....-...... 6.52
Nancy Pugh, l acre and
hOASC VsOo
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Percy Davis Williams, home
and bldgs. ...........-.. 1880
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Ralph C. Midget, u acre
and bldg. --..-...--.----.-..---...-.--.-8 500
Samuel Moore, acre and
bldg. ..-----.---.--.-----.-.-..--.-.-- 9.2O
Elsie Lee Pigford, 1h acres
and bldg. --..-...,-.....--....-..-..... asa
George Pledger, Jr., 2A
acres and bldgs. ..........-.... 24.44
Emerson and Alphonso
Scarborough. l acre and
bldg. ....-..-...--.-..............-... $40
John Davis Scarborough, 1 let
and bldg. -.-.--...-.--..-......... 1918
Willie M. Simmons, 7 acres,
2 lots and bldgs. .......... 24.16
w. Seawood Simmons, ~
acres and bldg. .................- 1882
Bertha TilletS, 5 acres ..-......... 800
Clean Tillett, acre and
bldg. .-------.----...-..-------.... GA
Joseph d. White, l acre and
Willie D. Cradle, Il acre
and bldg. ..------.-.-........-...... 1908
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John w. Conner, acreage $780,. 4.93
Jasper CAMEL, 5 acres and
bldg. .-...,-,..-.-...-..-...,..-....-..... 1924
Henry C. Haywood, Ia acres
and bldgs. ------.----...-.--........,. 1896
A. E. McPhee, Est, ! acre
anu DluR. ---------------.--------------.. 400
Barney B. Midget, 2 acres :. HOP
Barney E. Midget, l lot
and bldg. -.....-.,,.-..........--.--.. 7,36
Cuthbert M. Midget, l lot
and bldg. ....-.-..-.......-.......... 5.72
John T. Moore, Jr., acres
and bldg .......-...-...-.---..-.-...... $50
Laura A. Payne, "a acres
and bldg ...........---.....-.........-... 7.96
John L. Perry, l acre and
Dldg. .---.-----------------.-.------.-- 11.94
Rudolph E. Stetson, 3 acres
and bldg. .---......-.................... 1852
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HATTERAS TOWNSHIP
BUXTON DISTRICT

Chester L. Austin, lot and
house .......-,.-..,.........,.,......,. 1855
Walter D. Barnett, l lot ........ LAT
Cape Hatteras Elec. Supply
Co., l lot and bldg. .......... 47.32
BERTHE Dixon, Jr., l lot and
bldg. 6.96
Frances Farrow, l lot, 2
acres and house ............. 8.94
w. P. Finnigan, etal, u
acre and house ................... 1890
R. E. Fountain, u acre, l
lot and house .....,.................. 4.59
Earlyn Futch, 5 acres .......... 800
Mrs. Glenn Gray; u acre
and home ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Mrs. Robert C. Gray, 5 acres =. BAT
DurwOOd Hardison, l acre
and home ......................-.........4 .51
Calvin c. Jennette, house ........ 3.13
MILFORD M. Meekins, u lot
ana mouse -.--.-.------..--.----.-.-. 1895
Dallas Midget, 7 acres ........ 2.32
Noah E. Price, 4 lots, IA
acres .-..-....-....-...--.....-.... 7.72
Lila Quidiey, l lot and
house ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.62
w. R. Taylor, 3 acres ...-...-.... 4.44
Edgar J. Tolson. y lot and
nome SCI
A. T. Veal, Est, 4 acre ........ 800
Eddie F. Williams, l lot and
home ....-...............-,..,.--...-..-... 1902
G. M. Gray, Est, 2 acres 1000. 2.43
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ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP
COLINGTON DISTRICT
E. ]. Baum! Est. Int. in Is
land ..----.--...--.-...-..--..--..- 6.3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-05

Two styles Of Bristol gloss lomps,
nnetol mounted. fiIieree sides, eIeor
porchment-poper shodes. Two styles
OF modern lomps lone q POINTER,
one pineapple shope) in black wrought
Iron. white eloth-over-poper shodes.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Commission Opens Study
To Free Troops for Action

A citizens commission, set up to
help the armed services find ways
to get more fighting power out of
their 3.6 million men and women
in uniform, went to work yester-
day wiah the blessing of Rresi-
dent-elect Eisenhower.
The citizens group, holding its
first organizational meeting with
the full 11-man membership in
attendance, is headed by David
Sarnoff, chairman of the Board
of Radio Corporation of America
Gen. Eisenhower has heartily
Endorsed the commission obiec-
tives. set forth in an act of the
last Congress which directed the
Defense Department to reduce the
number of its desk-bound service
men so that military combat ef-
fectiveness could be improved.
Mr.. Sarnoff actually started
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Young Man Returns
Clothing Received 7
Years Ago in Germany

Nearly two years ago, a young
man in Wofershein. Germany, was
presented with clothing sent from
the United States for the use of
persons displaced from their
homes by World War II.
Yesterday, the former refugee,
now an airman. second class, in
the United States Air Force, re-
turned to the Lutheran World Re-
lief Drive the clothing they sent
him. 1t will be marked for Ship
ment to his native Germany,
where he hopes it will provide
needed warmth to some refugee
from Communist East Germany.
The airman is Anton Bautz, who
is assigned to Dow Air Force Base
in Maine. An interested spectator
as the clothing was returned was
the Rev. Donald F. Bautz, 7l2
Westcott street, Falls Church, who
is executive director of the Lutf-
eran Inner Mission Society, 1888
Jackson place NV.
Airman Bautz stopped in to see
Mr.. Bautz, who is his cousin, be-
fore leaving for duty at the Maine
base.
| After training at Scott Air Force
Base in Illinois, Anton flew back
to Germany to see his parents this
month. He returned Sunday after
a three-week visit, deeply i'm
pressed with the need for food and
clothing of families fleeing from
behind the Iron Curtain.
Anton'S civilian clothing will be
added to the collection being made
this week by all Lutheran churches
for shipment to Europe, Korea and
the Middle East. In four previous
drives more than $4,000 pounds
was gathered in the Washington
Metropolitan Area. The current
campaign will close Sunday.
I When Anton arrived at Union
/ Station on September S, 1851, he
was the first ethnic German re-
fugee brought to the Washington
area by the National Lutheran
Council.
Anton's arrival meant payment
OF a long-standing debt by Mr..
Bautz. Anton's grandfather in 1904
gave Mr.. Bautz's father $100 to
enable the pastors father to leave
his native Hungary and begin a
| new life in America.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Jenner Says He Approves Eisenhower FOREIGN Policy

Senator Jenner, Republican, OF
Indiana who opposed much of the
Truman foreign policy, has an
nounced he will 60 along with
Gen. Eisenhower's foreign policy
recommendations.
Asked if this meant a reversal
OF field for him, the Indiana SEN
ator said absolutely not" He
explained that Gen. Eisenhower
Evening star., 1952-11-27

said throughout the campaign he
was going to weigh every question
according to what is good for
America, and that has always been
my aim"
Senator Jenner said he thinks
Gen. Eisenhower will get all the
cooperation he needs from Con-
greSs.
Evening star., 1952-11-27

work in October. but Secretary OF
Defense Lovett delayed naming the
members to enable the new admin
istration to have a hand in it's de-
velopment.