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Evening star., 1952-03-01
Lyons. Gets 5 Years
In Knife Staying Of
Brofher-iin-LaW

Charles Edward Lyons. 35, of
Presidential Gardens, Alexandria,
yesterday was convicted of volun-
tary manslaughter for the butcher
knife Staying of his brother in n-law
and was given five-year prison
term.
Alexandria Corporation Court
Judge William P. Woolls reduced
the charge from f1rst-degree mur-
der. The victim, Amedeo Mike"
Giuseppe, 81. was stabbed on the
sidewalk in front of his restau-
rant last July q shortly after II
pm. He died nine hours later in
Alexandria Hospital.
Climax to Drinking.
Lyons testified the stabbing cli-
NAKED day of steady drinking.
He had gone to his brother-i
laws restaurant, the Vernwealth,
at 3045 Mount Vernon avenue
Alexandria, to warn Mr.. Giuseppe
to leave his ,Oyons') wife alone,
he said.
About a week before the fight
Lyons testified. his wife was
struck by the tavern-keeper dur
ing quarrel.
Shortly after the trial opened
lat 10 am. yesterday, Judge
Woolls. Commonwealth Attorney
Howard w. Smith. jr.. and De-
fense Attorneys Paul Delaney and
Robert Willett visited the scene
of the stabbing.
Got Knife From Car.
Lyons said he drank about a
half dozen mixed drinks, most OF
Ia half pint of gin and some beer
before visiting the tavern. He was
told to leave the tavern by his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Giuseppe
shortly after he arrived and de-
manded to see her husband, he
said. He next remembered the
owner coming to the door anc
threatening to ''flx him so he
wouldn't be back there again."
When he saw Mr.. Giuseppe ap-
lproaching, Lyons said. he ran tt
his car at the curb and took the
butcher knife from the glove COM
partment. He said he didn't re-
member striking the fatal blow
Mrs. Lyons, sister Of the slair
mans wife, hovered in the cor
llridor outside the courtroom dur.
ling the trial and joined him wher
the verdict was announced. Sht
lhad been denied permission Il
Ilsit with her husband before TIL
bench Huring the trial.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
.ICC Agent Recommends
New Fuirfux Bus Route

An Interstate Commerce Com
mission agent yesterday recon-
|mended approval Of a new pas
|senger bus route for the Wash
|ington, Virginia and Maryland
Coach Co. In Fairfax County, Va,
the Associated Press reported.
The firm proposes to establish
the line on Route $40 from Lee
boulevard. near Merrifield. along
Gallows road to the Falls Church
Annandale road. near Annandale.
1t will serve more than 1000 new
homes built or under construction
N the area. \
Evening star., 1952-03-01
St. Thomas Episcopal
Plans Hymn Singing

A service Of old-fashioned hymn
singing will be held at 8 pm, to.
morrow in st. Thomas Episcooa
Church, Eighteenth street between
P and @ streets NV.
The Rev. Harold Bend Sedg'
wick, rector. will conduct the serv
vice, which will be the first in |
Lentek series.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Amendment Drafted
For Election Of One
Judge in Each County
By q ssaff Correspondent. Of The stor

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. IA move
to revamp Maryland's judicial
system by. requiring the election
of at least one judge in each
county as a substitute for the
present Circuit Court system was
under way today in the General
Assembly.
The proposal came up In the
Senate Judiciary Committee yes
terday in the form of a suggested
amendment to a House-approved
bill providing for an additional
Circuit Court Judge in Montgom-
cry County.
AS originally drafted, the meas
ure called for constitutional
amendment to be submitted to the
voters next November. It was
amended In the House to provide
that, II the voters approved 1t, the
Governor could appoint some one
to the vacancy until the general
election IN November, 1854.
Three in Circuit.
The sixth judicial circuit, which
consists Of Montgomery and Fred.
erick Counties, now has three
judges serving 15-year terms al
salaries Of $4,000 a year. Two oi
them are regularly assigned te
Montgomery County.
A third Judge for Montgomery
has been requested by the County
Bar Association on the ground
the two present judges are over
worked and are behind in their
work.
Altogether, there are eight Judi
cial circuits in the State, including
one for Baltimore City.
+ When the Montgomery bill came
before the Senate Judiciary Com.
|mittee yesterday, it ran into i'm.
mediate objections from Republi.
can Senators D. K. Mclaughlin oi
Washington County and Stan.
ford Hof Of Carroll County.
Say Study Needed.
They centended other countie:
also need more judges and that
the question needs more study.
Chairman Omar D. Crothers
jr., Democrat, of Cecil County saio
his county is one of five in q
judicial circuit that has only three
judges.
"If some one in my county
wants to go to the Circuit Court
covering our area, he has to travel
$50 miles," Senator Crothers
asserted.
Senator John M. Turnbull,
Democrat, of Baltimore County,
then asked that a subcommittee
be appointed to prepare an
amendment to provide at least
one judge in each county.
County Elections Proposed.
In addition, he proposed that
the judges be elected from their
own counties, rather than by
judicial circuits.
The way then would be left
clear to provide for the election
of additional judges, where
needed.
His proposal also would call for
a constitutional amendment to
be placed on the ballot next
November.
The committee approved the
request and Senator Crothers ap-
pointed Republican Senators
Hoff, Dewitt S. Hyde of Mont
gomery County and Neil C. Fraley
Of Garrett County to draft the
amendment and submit
it to the full committee on Mon
day.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Communion Breakfast

The Georgetown University
School Of Dentistry will hold a
Communion Breakfast for stu
dents and faculty tomorrow. Mass
will be said at 1890 am. in Dahl
|gren Chapel on the university
campus, followed by breakfast in
Haguire dining hall.
Evening star., 1952-03-01

QrlVe, S1lV e r
Spring. was ap-
pointed FORE
man Of the
grand jury that
will begin con-
sidering cases
March II. Mr..
.Lutes is presi-
dent Of the Sub
urban Trust Co.
The gran d
jury W i'll be
made up Of Mr..
Lutes and the
first 20 names
to be drawn at
Evening star., 1952-03-01
March Term Jurors
Drawn for Rockville
Circuit'Court

Jurors for the March term of
the Rockville Circuit Court were
drawn yesterday, Clayton K. Wat
kins. clerk Of the court, announced
Fred L. Lutes, Of 1890 Baker
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Audience Remoins Colin

About 800 patrons Of Keith's
Theater, 619 Fifteenth street NV,
remained calm at . pm, last night
when q false fire alarm drew
apparatus and police.
Evening star., 1952-03-01

After Is years as an Arlington
County employe, Director of Pub
lie Service Richard M. Writ is
still hoping the county will stop
Evening star., 1952-03-01
University Park Citizens

The University Park (Md.) Citi-
zens' Association will meet at 8
pm. Monday at the University
Park Elementary School.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05
Bank an nir Erfpr

6eramsgeber, &eSaftenre nnb Sc.
idaftsfibrnng Ses ,Banberer' Tprt.
den ibren bersliden Danf ans fir
bic oielen 8eipeiie frennbihaftlider
mnb bilfsbereiter 8eiinnnng, bic it,
nen iin perfloTenem sSabr nnS beipn.
Sers lpieber in Der 8eibnadtsseit sm.
gegangen iinb. Gs ipirb fid ipGter
Belesenbeit bieten, iiber nniere Gr-
fabrnngen in ben binter nns liegen.
ben Nonaten einen sniammenfaiien-
ben gerid)t 81 erftatten.
SDlueit es m6glid) mar, baben mir
ben pielen syrennben nnb 9eot6elfern
inter benz Gpiifppat, Der bpdip. @eiit-
lidfeit nnb benz fatbpliiden @olf
brieflid) nniern 9anf dnsseiprodem.
Nbcr es liesen 8oden angeitrengte-
iter Nrbeit butter uus, ba - fat
aleidlseitis - alle Nitglieber nuieres
Stabes bnrd allerbanb 3ranfbeit mnb
l1npGklidfeiten in Der Mmsfabrmna
hires setu6bnliden, rei6lid bemeiIe-
men 4rbeitspeninms iduer bebiubert
luaren.
Sir bitten barnm nm Gntjdnlbi-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05
Mtfhnttar Pntnrkt ptn ttpllps
BrntfhIann

gead 51pat3ig ssabretl Seelioraes
slrbeit uno ltnterridt in China febr-
tc iiingit DER ssro,t5istaner p. @alt=
rus Seinrids nad 0eltti9lano su=
rid, in Der froBen @rtpartl,ng, tpie.
Der einn1al in elmer driitliben atnto-
lpbare leben 81, oiirfen. ueber Ieine
@inoriide ihrieb er in ser grie.
Iter5eitihrift ,Sunetificationoitra'
(8erD Elm 8etradhlns unter oen
ShI: ~@enn man aus China
fomlHt".
Seine erlte grfnbrlms apar, Sab
Die briItlibc atnnoipb1re in 9eutId-
lano oeribprtnoen lit. gr fn,t6 iogar,
oaB lelbit i'm beioniIhen, fonln1l,ni-
Itilden Gbina Oas Strabenbilo 3tpar
niht 6riItlider, aber 5ll6tpoIler iei.
6erner aebe fein Seibe in China nit
letner Gbe Inn 1pie pieIe gbriIten
bier. gr macbt oie abn,lngsboIle syeIt-
ltellung: uMit Dem Gbriitentl1m in
europa eebt allb europa ielbIt I'M
ter. Das lit iiher. Ser Itrifte 8e,peis
oafiir lit bas golf, oas an leiner So
miliens unb @benoral Itirbt. l1no
aiiens Golfer Ieben. Sic leben BON
Gag sll Sag mebr llnier te6niider
5ortlhritt miro allf oie Ouuer alIein
ntdt mebr ai,sreiben gum @ioers
itano gegen cine Ofiaiaroe Menihen
in aliatiIbelr Hairu1. Dertihlano
madt mid l,nrllbig, 5li1nal 1niere
gefiillten &ird)en 1rrebr TRADITIONS.
uls gefenntnisIfatboli oaritel-
len. @ir baben nln Gbriitlihen einen
groBen Subltal1sperlllit erlitten. Den
mu6t feline <ltllr ooer Holitif ODER
@irtIhaft ipieoer tpett."
Gie Sipeitc grfabrllng oes WilIio-
mars NOR bie groBe MbnungsIojigfeit
Ieiner 2anbslellte binlibtli1 ser Sc.
fabr, Die bon Der rieltgen Wfaht5ll-
lammenballl,ng brobt, Die bon ser
gIbc bis Sdbangbai reibt. CT fonn
| Iih oas nalr als geerbeneridopfrng
nod iabrelanger lteberlpannung Der
Neruen erfldren. llno tpenn ct ein-
mai einen gortrae baIte iiber oie
2ur6Iblagsfraft Der folleftiniitilben
ssoee,t barut fenllne elm gridreden
iiber Die 2eute, 0os fib aber nidt in
8iOeritanose1ergie ,,nrfese: vgs
feblt bas gbriitlide, bas &eligioie,
oas allein ole 8enol.ng berbeifiibren
f0nnte."
8ie brittle grfabritng apar Ser err
frelllide AuffhiuaIng oes litllrgiihen
2ebens. Dos babe er friiber in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

ten gftionen innerboIb oes Maahts
itrebens bes 9oIiheipis1nms. Denn in
ibrer iesigen gtrnftlr biloen bic aiia-
tiihen Arbeiter eine apillige nn6 ge.
trele @efolgidaft oes fommlniiti.
ld}en Spitenls, trerer lino untertpiir.
flyer als 6ie Webrbeit Ser BepoIfe.
rltng IN Den terroriiierten Satelliten-
itaaten beren itartois allnebmenoe
un5nfrieoeilbeit in Wtostam nit Meht
aIs cine @efabr fiir bie reibungsloie
Elrdfitbrnng Der .Siinfiabrespl1ne"
miro. 31,rd Die aiiatiiden
Sflapen unb ibre aniieolilng in oen
Sauptinbultriegebieten OIt-guropas
ion Dem gebeinen 8ioeritatno elm
Niesel porgeiboben neroen. nnb au-
gleth IoI Der einbeimiihen 8ebolfe.
rung oas ,8eiipiel lo1pietilden ssbea-
lisnllS nno iolpietii6er Spferfreuoig-
fett" Dor slugen aefiibren tueroen.
B. L.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

gnng uenn mnnd5e Srennbe nber-
ieben iunrben Dber nnier 9aaf ner-
ipatet eintrifft.
Die meiiten Der in ben letten 8p-
den einselanfenen 3nidriftem ipre-
den iid riifbaltslos fir bic bon nns
i'm Npoember in Mmsfid)t geiteilte
Grb6bnns bes Abpnnementpreiies
ants, nnb Diele baben obne niel sseber-
leiens einen bDberen Sabresbetrag
eingeid)idt. Nidt elm einsiger Abcn.
nent bat iid baseseu amsgeiprs6en.
Nnd fir bieIes geritanbnis nnb
Gntssenfummen mniern bersIihen
Sanf!
Dit Sesinn bes Snbres 1852 be-
traat bas announcement $4.O0 i'm Su.
lamb, $3.50 fir aanaba nnb l1eber.
ice, nno mir boffen, baF bic nnbeim.
lid) aniteisenben Seriteanngsfoften
tnene 2obnerbGbnngen feben am 1.
Tebrnar in NmsiidtD nidt cine ipei.
tere &ebiiion erstuinsen!
Waub berer Erintin;a 60.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

M1irner. bie ibre Mehte gegen totoIi-
fare glggreiiipn perteiOiaen. 8eine
Station Iiebt es, nnter eine1lt Megie-
rliagsipitem 5u f6tnpfe1, ons nfht
pollig BON allen Glanenten Der
Srenoberrfhaft frei' iii. @s fanl1 itift
er1partet iperoen baB Die Deutitben
in ben annpf gegen ber1 9otnlitaris.
mus aieben, ipenn iie geatuaittgen iino,
babei Die Sberbobeit Der alliierten
Sohen aoltuliifare ober BotIhafter
bodleben 5u lalien."
glls einaigen Der beteiligten 21ns
ser 1peroe 3el,tiDlano cine geationnl-
arnree ui,0 Elm eigenes Sberfonunnn-
90 peripeigert. Ger fritiIhe gintpartb,
0aB Der Blepen-Blan fir et1paige
oelrtide Gruppen cine 5tell,ntg atDei-
Ter alaife poriebe, iei berehtigt. Bonn
oemofratiiben Stanbpunft iei bieier
Hlan gefdbrlih. .Die beniofratiihe
Irbeiterbapegung IN DelitIb1ano
(lino ul,b anbere Scbi6teal bes beiit-
iben 8olfes st e 81 lit beItrebt,
bas @ie6eranfleben reaftionarer mi.
litariltiiber Eenben5en inter ettpai.
gen fiinfttgen beiltlben 9rllppen 5lt
perbiiten. Sic lit oef Mniidt, baB es
bestpegen unbeoingt nottpen0ig lit,
oaB cine iolbe slrn1ee elmer itriften
aontroae burb bas 1eltide Barlas
ment linter1porfen lei. @ir itrtb NIT
oieiem Stanbpnnft pollfomrlen ei1le
Derltan0en."
9us S6reiben ibliebt nit Ser Bit
te on Ibeion, on Die belltIbe yrage
in einem nellen @eiite anb nit nei,en
Wtetboben beran5ltgeben, ionlt tper0e
iif) eilre Heltregelung bes BerbGltrtii-
ies apiihen ben alliierten MGhtet
,lno 8elltiblanb ,libt IN sufrieoen-
itellenber Beiie austpirfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

GelttldIato niht in oieieu DeaB tent
ne1gelerrt. Dennod slaubt er mar
neno Iagen 5l1 ntiiiien. DAB Die ioeale
8elt Der 2iturgie bod auh real bleis
ben nliilie lmb nibt CUR Slllht Dor
Der barten @irflibfeit aperoe. @g
gelte, Den Iatae su geitalten. Ser
6riitlid eeItaltete slntag lei oag aIIer-
mibtiglte Sroblem oes beutigen gbri-
Iienlebelts in 9euti1Ia11b.
Die nierte @rfabr,lng bes MiIfio-
mars mar bas llnrllbige genpo uno
oas baltige Sreiben oes 9lftipisrnus,
Der tatiddlid] elm @etriebenperoen
bon ben 8irbeln Der @elt beoeitte.
Die aDenolGnbiiden Gbriiten oiirften
nidt Sie tiefe hriItlihe 8el9uuIib-
teit preisgeben. .llnier aftipisuns
lbaltt mandnlal 1nebr nab I1teit
llno S6iuade a,ts benn nad) 1pirfli.
der innerer Stdrfe,'"
Gie finite grfabr,,ne: .l1nier Bolf
6at Ieine meiiianiibe ueberaeugune
pom 8offesrelcb Deltbrn berloren,
aber Der aomml,nisntus bot iib sen
Wfeiiianisnuls eines neuen Groreibs
geI6affen. @r lit iniiIionnriI6 Biz in
ieine letten Solonten llno Mrbeiter
btnein. Slltnler t1lehr babe ib ben
ginorlld, Dab ltniere beltigen Dfe1
l6en bier in DelltIdlanb gar rtidf
ntebr tpiiien, tpas grloll,ng lit, itnS
oesbal6 baben Iie aud feline Siefe I'M
Gbriltli6en. @eiI lie aber BEN Sinn
fiir driitlide grloiune oerloren ba.
ben l,nb oesbalb oub feline nriifiona-
Ride snFgabe nrebr Dor 1id ieben.
oesbnlb auerOen iie anf1lIig fir Sic
misunderstanding bes &ortnlu-
nis1nus."
go bie gi,lbriife 0es WiIlionnrs.
@elten lie nift AUDI fir ins? Ueon=
gelt nidt aitsb a,its ser begeiIterte
8lallbe on Die Dfiiiion bes Gbriltenz
tluns Die Wenihbeit 5u erneuern uno
thr Den sSrieoen su gftuGbren!
' F 2C.=St. d. CIV.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

@ioerItanbseeijt llno iudt nad
irgenbDelden slusmeeen. 8as gilt
Dor allean fiir Ole boben nno h0hlte1
Bartei- unb YegSGz Gzareiie. Sc b0ber
man m Der Barteibierarbie bilrauf.
Iteigt, oeito bei,nIiber rnb berborge-
ner miro oas Bripatleben.
3pur gilt o1eb bier oie Marinte,
oab oas 5antilienleben oes 8eItens
5eriebt, lar uno laIterbaft lei, uno
man bdlt allf iittenltrenge 9ii5iplin.
aber l1lau iilft einen Iusgleih fin
oas &erbotcnc in geiltigen 1lno tul=
tl,rellelt @erten. Gle boben WfgY84
6iibrer nno ibre Snntlien pflegen
enge 9e5iebllngen an @elebrten, Did.
tern nno aiinItlern. @rgd,l5t ourh
before naterielle 2ebensbeoingungen,
miro BON ibnen Elm 2ebensnibeou ei1,s
gebalten, oas nad) ouBen ltreng ub-
geoi6tet bleibt. Der 2ebenssulhnitt
dbnelt oft Dem Der gebobenen ruff.
ld]en Sntelligel5 Friiberer 3eiten.
Vfml pflegt untereinanoer ipieoer Die
ncrFeinerten Sitten Ser alten sariiti.
lben @eleaid)aft, iogar Der Sanofub
gilt = ,latiirlieb nierlals in Ser
Se1fentlibfeit - als cine ltnentbebrs
tidlc @eite.
Us bat Den Nnl6ein, oils Oh li1 in
olelen &reifen ,nebr a,t,o ulebr cine
slrt bollrgeoiler Sppoiition IN pancto
2cbensltil borbereitet, oie alleroings
porerIt nod irn gebeimen lebt 1no
felnerlei politiIde Imbitionen bot -
gni15 einfa6 eine natiirlid}e Reaftien
oes freibeitsbiirIte,toen Wenibenber.
sens gegen Die plIritanii9e Sii5ipIin
oes berrIhenoen Barteiterrors.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

lndd)en, 6ie atrgeblih erIt ben gatl5en
sAooi1 Soii H Fit tt 1eraiifbeihtDSreit.
LIMB bod tpngt nienlnito, Die @ata-
ftuopbe 81 Derteioigen.
Mn6 nun Iteben mir ollie Dor Der
GntMei0ltng, Oh mir nnter Berlailerl
aaer 8in0ultgerr, oie llns in Der Be.
te,Ttnis-Rirhe meientlih iparen, llns
BEN Gr. Nient6ller ing p0lig llnge-
ipiife fiibren Iaiien, ODER OF mir lins
frage7t, no mir ielbit al, ieinen SIR.
negen mitifynlbig iino, fei es biirh
SdaDeigen, lei es ourh llnterih1t-
jllng.
Die @utbolifen f1mpfen 1riht fir
Serrn Bacelli, oen iie pieIleibt fir
einen tieffronnnen unSe propbetii6
besabten Wenihen balten. 8ofiir
fan1pfen mir eigentlid,? Sir eine
Sadie, ODER cine Herion, oeren SIT
tentionen itn0 8iele mir riht ei1tnpal
fertnen2
Ddriiber nliiIfen mir lins 3eheft-
lbaft geben. Dies nIes bot iei,retl
tieferen &intergrl,no. Ser mo6erne
Eroteftantisnl1,s lebt bon Der ueber-
aelieung MitIhIs, Sarnafs un6
Eroltids, Sub Der eigentlide> Gin
oenfag Der Stride 6orin beItebe, oab
Die Gbrilienbeit sic 2itlie bes reIigio-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

len @enies perlaiien babe, nm iih
Der 99iiidofsfirdye sa,.a,spenhea. Dns
tpar nid,t Saitbers Sbeie, obidon iie
liteiit als ioId)e gilt. Scum benriibt iif
Der groteitant. pom Genie au leben,
uno BEN Biidof ebet,io 81 ertoten ipie
Die beteilntnismaBige 2ebre. Der
BroteItant lit ld1git ei,llihtig geralg,
uni 3li ieben bab oieier .Siinoer1-
faa" bereits i'm Nene1l TeItnrnent
ielbit entbalten lit, tpesbdIb enttpeoer
meite Ynrtien 6es geelien Geitameil.
teS ais oiefltnbar" alisgei9ieben ner-
ben ,pie etfpa bie 8riefe an Tino-
tbeus unb git1ls ober aber bas
ean5e gselle Geltnnent .entmbtboIo.
giliert" miro.
Dies lit Die Gage, in tpel1er Ole
epaltgelilhe GbriItelubeit gefrugt iit,
ob Elm Yropbet nit ser 2abre Der
algemeinen Gbriitenbeit unb ibrent
slnt I'M @inflaag itebt, Oh iie iih alio
oieiem Yropbeten bingeben barf, ODER
ob oieler Bropbet gar feiner lit, Jon.
bern aur elm nllebermenib", Ser an.
oere iiberfiibrt, obne baB er ebte
hriitlide @enteinihaft itiftet uno er.
COLT, inbem er Iebrt, mas irrtrner, mas
5lt allen 3eiten, mas BON allen ge.
..ebrt tporben lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05
0ieidberedtiauns fein Sanbelsobieft

Ser aaperifanilde @eiuerfl6afts-
oerbanb beoallert, oaB bel Der &epi-
lion ess8eiablmgsitati,ts cine &lall-
lei beibebalten fperoen ioll, Die ben
4niiertcn oas He6t gibt, in geapilien
Notltanosfduea oie geiamte Megie-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05

Die MHiierten lbaben iih rihtiger-
ipeif .oasu perpfliDtet, beibt es il,
ben1 Sdreiben, cine Ydlitif 3u betrei,
belt, oie es fih gum 3iele iest,
Delltiblano dls Elm gleibberehtigtes
Uitglieo IN ole @enteinihaft Der
freien 2inber sllriif3nbringen Mber
oieie 8olitif iei boiler 8ioeripriiAe.
9dbreno oanf anlerifaniiher ss1,i-
tiatiDe bic 6enlofratii1en M1hte i'm
Gaur ssssapa1ls rnld banbelterl, atnl
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balben MaB1tabnlen ,perfolst,, 6ie 90.
railf bere6net limo, Dem. beitti1en
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fdnn mir oa5u finren. Dab in elmer
3eit, mo es ilnbeoingt notipenbig lit,
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TEN itn6 allh llnieres Canoes unter-
graben. @s lit biele tpiberipruhsbolle
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es audi, apesbalb Sic Wertreter Der
benofratiifen oelitiden Mrbeiterbe-
ipegung (ui1o alih a9nbere Shih-
ten ~ Reb.) iid fritiih 5u aen on
liierten Blanen eines oealtihen mill
tdrilden 8eitrages 5llr Dertei6igung
@liropas perbaIten. .Denrofratiihe
Denfld1f, Die alles bernbiheaten, mas
on Die Na5i.Mggreiiion erirnert, f6n-
men feinen na6eren nliIit6ri3den 8ei-
trag ins auge faifen, als36en freier
Evening star., 1952-04-10
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, 70,

numbers playing and immortality
flourish in the county seat.
Mayor Kelly spanked the move
for an investigation when he criti-
cized welfare. police and liquor
agencies of the county, after a
fatal shooting on a city street re-
Gently.
The clergymen, after meeting
with Mayor Kelly Tuesday night,
announced yesterday they favor
the investigation. The statement
declared that some improvement
has been noted because of the pub
licity given the problem.
Mayor Kelly said yesterday ar
rangements have been made Ito
secure the services of competent
persons to conduct the inquiry"
He declined to comment further.
Evening star., 1952-04-10
Sasscer Files Bill 10 Put Airport Here Under GSA

Representative Sasscer, Demo.
crat, Of Maryland, has introduced
legislation to transfer Washington
National Airport from the Civil
Aeronautics Administration to the
General Services Administration
The measure declares 1T is not
appropriate" for the CAA to op-
crate, manage or maintain any
airport" But it would provide that
the CAA retain it's power and
authority over landing strips fol
safety along civil airWays.
Mr.. Sasscer has been a strong
opponent of the new Burke air.
port in nearby Virginia. But he
included no provisions in his new
bill specifically regarding this
project. Funds for continuing con-
struction of Burke have been
stricken by the House. The SEN
ate Appropriations Committee has
voted against restoration of Burke
Evening star., 1952-04-10
Rockville CEereymen
Back Crime Inquiry

Rockville clergymen have an.
nounced their support of an in.
vestigation of crime in the city
In a statement issued through
Mayor G. Lamar Kelly, jr., the
clergymen said a thorough inves-
tigation is warranted to determine
the causes of crime in the city
The Montgomery County Coun-
Gil voted Tuesday to join with the
Rockville City Council in a full
f1edged investigation. Their &C
ton followed protests by a group
of 20 Rockville women that petty
gambling, dope traffic, bootlegging
Evening star., 1952-04-10
Montgomery County, Nd.

Blackstone, Inc.
1881 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
BetheSda-WI. 1900
EdgemOre Flower Shop
1858 Georgetown Rd.
Bethesda-WI. 2222
GOebel Florist
Kensington-SH. 1677
Guide Bros. Co.
Ellsworth DR.. near Fenton
Silver Spring-JU. 7-7l00
Hilkrest Florist
1921 Laurel Ave.
Takoma Park-SH. 96l6
jacobson Florist
1899 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda-OL. 3091
loves Florist
5515 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
BetheSda-OL. 1916
Mdngum FlOr1St
8201 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring-SL. 1878
Mason's Flowers & Gifts
1l44l Georgia Ave.
Wheaton-LO. 5-4444
Alma Peters, Florist
Plney Branch Rd. and Flower
Silver Spring-SL. 1888
Rockville Floral Co.
notwithstanding 1866
Silver Spring Florist
8402 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring-SH. 1922
Evening star., 1952-04-10

money in pending House-passed
appropriation bill.
The CAA already has spent more
than 100000 toward acquisition
Iof the Burke site in Fairfax
County. Condemnation proceed
Iings for the entire site of more
than $500 acres have been filed
in the United States District Court
at Alexandria.
The Sasscer bill was referred to
the House Interstate and Foreign
Commerce Committee.