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Evening star., 1952-07-23
| German Courts Airing
Aftermath Of Actions
AGAINST Nazi Foes

BONN, Germany. July %. -
(CDN Ever since the end of the
war the courts in Germany have
been plagued with the problem of
persons who denounced their fam
lilies and neighbors to the un-
tender mercies of the Nazi Ges-
tapo.
The cases have produced some
interesting law, which may be ad-
ditionally refined once Allied con-
trolls are lifted completely. Denun-
Citations, as such, were not limited
to the period of Nazi authority
but have continued in the post
war period during which they
were a favored method of settling
old scores among Germans through
the medium of Allied Military and
Civilian Tribunals.
Woman Freed in Murder Try.
In general the German courts
have held that there can be nc
conviction of a person whose de-
Inunciation of another as "anti-
Nazi," was accurate" and when
the victims sentence, even OF
death, was imposed by q court
Established and proceeding under
German law, Nazi or otherwise.
This was the reasoning of q
lWuersburg court which acquitted
la 49-year-old woman on a charge
Iof attempted murder.
Testimony showed that hel
husband several times had made
verbal and written statements tc
lher about what he thought of the
lNazis, which wasn't much. Tht
Icourt also heard that she was toy.
ling at the time with a lover anc
would just as soon have her hus-
band out Of the way.
| Wars End Saved Husband.
| Accordingly she went to tht
IKreiS, or county leaders of thu
party and presented her evidence
lof her husbands disloyalty to the
lcause of Hitler. He was arrested
tried before a military court, ant
Isentenced to death. The wal
ended before the sentence coult
be executed.
The, court said the wife ha,
behaved in a disgraceful fashion
but that there was no basis TO
the formal charge. The husband
it said, had in fact been "anti
Nazi," and the death sentenc
was imposed by a court actin
under the then-existing regula
tionS.
The Wuerzburg Judgment no1
has been reviewed by the Fed
eral Supreme Court in Karlsruh
which set it aside on intereStin
grounds. It agreed the husban
genuinely was "anti-Nazi," but
could find no evidence that h
had made public statements"
this effect.
Conflding in ones wife, tn
court said, was not a public state
ment," and the death sentene
imposed by the Nazi court there
fore was improper. The husban
was fortunate to escape execr
ton, but that in itself. the coul
said. had no bearing on the cul
rent case.
1t directed the Wuerzburg coul
to review its earlier findings. Be
cause she exposed her husban
to an illegal death sentence, tf
wife. 1t suggested, was at lea
an accomplice or an accessory
! q capital crime.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Veterans and Druftees

|up his own cash if he gets careless
and loses some of his clothing.
The prices servicemen must pay
have dropped BECAUSE wool prices
have dropped. Much of a service
mans clothing is made of wool.
The Department of Defense has
authority to change the mainte-
nance allowance whenever it
pleaSes. It decided to put the new
lower allowances into effect July l.
They'll show up in the pay of
servicemen at the end of this
month.
Special Allowances.
In addition to the basic and
standard allowances. some service
men get special or supplemental
maintenance allowances.
The special allowance is given to
men required to wear clothing not
usually required of the majority OF
enlisted men-Such as men who
must wear civilian clothing to per-
form their service duties or who
must wear both winter and sum-
mer clothing.
The supplemental allowance is
paid to men as a one-tirne allow
ance when they belong to certain
organizations where the duties are
of a specialized nature-such as
men on recruiting duty.
In combat areas all clothing re-
placements are furnished free
Several small groups are not eli.
gible for the allowance, such a.
men who are in the guardhouse.
(You may iDrite Maj. Mai,
in care of The Star, about your
oiDn SerUice-connected problem.
Please iaclose a stamped, SELF
! addressed enUelope.)
(From AP Newsfeatures.)
Evening star., 1952-07-23
800 Reported Jailed
In South Africa for
Violating Race Laws
By Ernie Hill
Foreign Correspondent Of The Stor and
the Chieuao Dolly News


UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. July
23-Reports from the Union oi
South Africa show that 600 non
whites have been arrested in the
past month for violation of segre-
cation laws imposed by the gov
eminent Of Prime Minister Dan
lei Francois Malan.
The violations are to be in
creased as the Africans. hall
castles and Asiatics continue then
campaign Of passive resistance
against "apartheid" laws.
Most Of the violations involve
the entering Of railroad stations
through doors restricted tc
whites" and the refusal to use
Evening star., 1952-07-23
NyIon-WooI Fubric Made

SYDNEY-An Australian firm
has developed a new nylon-forti-
fled wool fabric that it claims will
wear three times as long as wool.
Mems socks are one of the first
items made with the new mate
rial to 60 on the market.
Evening star., 1952-07-23

the first time. Oil and iron are
Venezuela two chief industrial
products. During 1851, oil produc-
ton rose to an average of IL mill
lion barrels a day.
Smyrna times., 1952-09-11

standing in Delaware with the life
companies at the start Of this
year, 80 for $251, 900 were on
farms; 1920 for $3O,254, 900 were
on non-farm FILA insured homes;
4,4SO for SS1, ,599, 900 were on nom
farm properties under guarantee
by the Veterans Administration;
and 1850 for $19,666,000 were on
other non-farm properties. The last
included both urban
housing directly financed by the
companies and commercial proper
ties. For the United States as a
whole, the life companies showed
81, ,518, 100000 extended under 49,
$50 farm mortgages; $5,241, 900 un-
der 686,040 non-farm FILA mort
cages; $3.50, ,6SS, 900 under 533, 800
non-farm ". A. mortgages; and
Smyrna times., 1952-09-11

in this country and the life insur-
ance dollars of the nations 86I000,-
900 policy-holders have played an
important role in providing the
necessary financing for this gigan-
tic effort to meet the acute housing
shortage" the Institute comment
ed. I'm these two years alone, the
number of mortgages outstanding
in this state with the life insur-
ance companies increased by $3.50.
For the country as a whole, the
total funds loaned by the life in
surance companies to property
owners in the u. S. increased near
ly so percent in the two years and
stood at S19,O96, ,334,OO at the
start of 1852. The number on
mortgages rose by ga, $50 to q
009,020 on January 1. Last years
increase in mortgages held
throughout the country by the life
companies was 283, 1880 in number
and 3,169, 10000 in amount. This
was percent greater than the
1850 increase in amount, despite
the application of credit curbs on
construction under Regulation x.
The 1851 record increase is attrib-
uted to ~ the carrying out of a
large volume of commitments
made prior to adoption of Regula-
tion x; ~ an increase in con-
for defense-supporting
purposes; and (3) high level of
construction conforming to the
of the credit curbs.
'The mortgage financing coun-
trywide outstanding with the life
companies has nearly
Smyrna times., 1952-09-11
LIFE ms. cos.
FINANCE HOMES
Insurance Companies Invest
S1,77O,OOO in Mortgages in
] State Since Start of Year
S,440 MORTGAGES

Delaware property owners had
S81, ,770,000 of their mortgage fin
ancing needs extended to them by
the life insurance companies of the
country at the start of this year,
the Institute of Life Insurance re-
ports. These real estate loans COW
ered 8,440 individual mortgages in
the state and represented an in
nrease of SAT, 1885,, 900 in two years.
'The years 1850 and 1851 saw the
greatest construction job on record
Smyrna times., 1952-09-11

cages on properties in Canada and
other areas where they do bus.
ness, bringing total mortage in
vestment to $19,314, ,2S3, 900 on ..
OBS, ,270 mortgages.
Smyrna times., 1952-09-11

tripled since the end of World War
II, the six year increase amounting
to S12, 500 100000. An estimated
Smyrna times., 1952-09-11

Sc, zoe, $50, 900 under 611, 900 other
non-farTn mortgages. In addition
to the real estate loans on United
States properties, these life COM
panies had $217,s99, 900 of mort
Smyrna times., 1952-09-11
NEWS BRIEFS
and COMMENTS
From Here and There

We don't agree on everything
never have - never will - and
wouldn't like it if we did - except
about one thing-our right to dis
agree. Fools-and enemies-some-
times think those loud sounds
mean we are not united. /. f.. but we
know our basic unity is there be-
cause now there are so many more
of us agreeing on that one import
ant thing. Listen! Read! Lookl
Talk! Argue! Think! THEN VOTE.
Remember, you can't vote if you're
not registered and october 1s is
the one and only registration day
remaining before election. RE-
MEMBER: This date! To regis
teri To VOTEI
Undertaker's campaign slogan in
running for Office: I'm the last
man to let you down."
%
The Democratic State Commit
tee has announced the speaking
schedule of Senator John ]. Spark
nan, Democratic nominee for Vice
President of the United States, for
his visit to Delaware Tuesday, Sep
tember 10th. Eight stops are list
ed on the agenda, unfortunately
Smyrna is not one of them. How
ever, local residents may get a
glimpse of the distinguished SEN
ator as his motorcade passes
through Smyrna on it's way from
Dover to Middletown between s
and 3 p. m.
If the entire population of Smyr-
ma would trade at home for one
month, what a difference in busi-
ness it would make.
Seventy youngsters took the trip
TO Philadelphia last Friday, spon-
sored by the Smyrna-Clayton Ath-
aetic Association, to see the AS
Yankee baseball game. This was
the thrill of a lifetime for the ma
jority of the boys, only few hav-
ing witnessed the excitement of a
big league game before. Many
of the boys are already looking for
ward to the trip next year.
On a recent trip to the big city
this sign was seen in shop win
dow: Evening dresses cut ridicul1
ously low"
Raymond d. Pusey of Smyrna,
was granted patent on side
opening milk cooler on Sept. End.
Smyrna times., 1952-09-11

ftwo-thirds of the life insurance
mortgage financing was on hous-
ing" OF the total mortgages out
Smyrna times., 1952-09-11

If the entire population of Smyr-
ma would trade at home for one
month, what a difference in busi-
ness it would make.
Smyrna times., 1952-09-11

Raymond d. Pusey of Smyrna,
was granted patent on a side
opening milk cooler on Sept. End.
Smyrna times., 1952-09-11

Undertaker's campaign slogan in
running for Office: I'm the last
man to let you down."
Smyrna times., 1952-09-11

On a recent trip to the big city
this sign was seen in a shop win
dow: Evening dresses cut ridiculf
iously low"
Evening star., 1952-03-16
SITUATIONS MEN tcent.l J

FOREIGN STUDENTS law decree
English. Italian. French, German
S5s-M. ssi.'0A Star. s0n"snsul.ie ies e
COLL. GRAD. %. desires admin. DO
sition; BACKGROUND includes fw,
years experience In interviewing. jol
classincation and employment work
sscsa ssxcsls IN l1 gatah,srins aa, I and analy5inl
ested In other deids as we'll rs ser per
sonnel. Starting salary $4,000. Cal
NO. 4460 after 9 pm.
MARRIED MAN. 81. 2 children. exper
managing liquor store and drug,
store, ready Immediately for good
steady pos. Not afraid long hour,
or hard work; best ref. II. 4-36S9
COLLEGE GRADUATE. 49, rraine.
work Ki. s-iesa. SAA'' "s'A-sn'
VETERAN. COL, 30, t,s.R., Just sol,
truck, desires Job as truck driver
knows city. North 629O.
VET, attending CIV in eve; have ney
Eord truck: desire any kind Of haul
u, Ing JOB. ESSEX. OIL. 9S19.
UNIV. GRAD. "A. wants ONCE. tnsid
sales or OF other work after 5 pm
GovERSsKEN;TS GH RRsSSdK; S'aIi WORKER. eo,or.a
60: wants JOB cleaning Or as 'U11isG Uortep
ell pm; Home ali day Sunday
3 pMH42n9ay pH4n1a a after pm. DE. 1926. II
nEIlMED MAN desires light employ
ment; experienced In printing bust
coEoRE3Dv cossS 3v MaN' aasps; ..,,.,,. s..,-.1l 16s
ning work; porter. driver, dish
VA washer; Il 3-6336. ewes. 1es
COLQRED NAN wants lob as painte
or housecleaner or gardener; roo
c0Iosrdn cIeI; and experience. II, 8-266T.
sr; experienced. Cali Sunday. ii
cS.6S2o from s to 2,
COLORED interior decorator an
general repair man, work BY j jo
or steady position; 1st-class work
r rreasonable, AID. 1928.
COLOREp boy desires porter, switch
pAfa run q tims sns R1 Reuse Sis 1saIssanin par
NAN colored, wants Job rs porter
C0L0RED MAN wants night work =
kitchsn E aon man; 10 years experience
COLORED-PERM. GOVT. emuloy.
neat appearance, needs part tifn
JOB after $50 pm. DU. $500.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teache,
Englieh, self-confldence, freedorr
from se6-eonscipusness. MI. 255O.s
ORGAN INSTRUCTION, classical arit
popular; beginners or advanced;
practice time available. Phone JOR-
DAMS Sterling 040O. Ext. 2i. for
appointment. Corner 13th and g
LEARR issi \. PRACTICAL nursing si ssl,ly
ct home. spare time, big demand
good earnings. High School not nee
scHooL se oF pRAcTfcAae IA .Iss laesS NuRssiHNM WsHM1
Box COR. Star. -l7
WILL TALK TO reliable men. me
ehanically inclined. who want tc
train spare time for welding. meta
work. refinishing in auto body.
lender repairing, scientific motor
tnne-up included; will not interfere
with your Job. For information and
tree book. give address, age, work
ing Ing hours. AqTo.cRAFTS TRAIN.
LEARN FRENCH - Parisian lady
teaches by conversation. Cali ST
$500. Am. to pm.
TUTORING IN ALG., geom.. trig.i
experienced teacher. former Higf
School principal; B. 8. and M. S
Univ. Of Va. yrs. ct Columbii
Uniyersity, New York. OK. 3I57.
HOME TUTORING-Alg., geom., Lat.
a,sn; III; Sp.. zen ssn; Ens; ,. srithS read ss5
new CLASSES in tipping. bookkeep.
ing, shorthand, Comptometer; da,
and even. Small classes. Positions
BOYD SCHOOL. cor. 18th and nd Z
sts. NV. Ma. 2340. Est. 36 yrs
Evening star., 1952-03-16
HELP DOMESTIC tcons. ,

MOTHERS HELPER. live. In: e.h.w.,
upstairs room and bath. VI. 1858
NURSE, white, experienced, for q
Told child. live In; downtown To-
eaten; tx; 6646 after IL noon.
Thoroughly exper.; care OF 2 youna
children; g.h.w.: working parents;
LEGAL 6sa refs. and health card; $50 yk'
N1RsEE%AiD. thorourhly exper.. care
working parents; good refs, health
card. 10. 3-4471.
WOMAN, 35 to As. to help care for
elderly woman and children. Cen
eral household duties; live In; sat-
srsnSsy isiaetory time I'm or on and anS wsgss can b
cent references and health card re-
guireG OIL. 306G. -l6
WOMAN. mature. white; g.h.w. and
esse OF infant; live in; pvt. bath;
other help. Salary open. AL. 4204.
WOMAN. white. care for Q children,
days in my home, Capitol Heights
area. 10. S-0015.
WOMAN. kind intelligent. to care for
z Eiris while mother works; prefer.
WOMANwWhite. to Care for . girls
in very nice home. Liye-in. Ref.
erenees required. Call WO. 1882
WOMAN twhite), to make home in
fsTs county ,i,,s as resident csretsker; guar
WOMAN. colored. to take care of in.
U1 USS1iid Sos woman. Fridays and Sundays
WOMAN. gentle. middle-ased, heir
SenohtSrw Seep new home. WORKING parents
rm., Sun. of. every other week enc
on. Modest salary. 81. 1929 vkdys.
EsxPffEaR. eoupLE, eiGi woman. r.h.v.,
man for estate gardening and gen
ma malns,; u. cony; location. sood salary
WHITE, middle aged. care for twin
poys. weekdays and some evenings
Light houSework. State full infor.
nation and refs, in letter for inter.
WHITE GRL-City ref; live in;
30. JU. 7-S908. Id
AGED LADY to take car,
saary Sa inIaqt time room S and bear beard good
CAPABLE, Ab;ta I, hssp heSsperisnced individual
children and upstairs work. Live in
CURED: S35. Box 405-S, Star. -i7
RELIABLE WOMAN to take care oi
9 SHAuEGu 1uQ l.H.K.s live IN; must
nave loc. ref. and health card: 5-day
CARE FoR ) CHILDREN and 6lS house;
oCCASfoNAL PART TiME-wasb,n,
9isneS; ais sIS9n. Person living within easy
Columbia rd. preferred. references
MoTHERRIInss HOME. in suburb,
needs, unencumbered white lady un-
DER 90 to live in and care for bow,
d3. girl, 5. weekdays only. LO.
YotNG WOMAN with high scboo,
education to clean music studios and
answer phone. Some tipping and
clerical work desirable. Good salary.
DIPLOMATIC FAMILY wants maid
ior g,h.w. and cooking; live IN or
$31 WEEKLY-No SUNDAYS; 5-day
wk.; live out. sit 2 nights; 2 young
school-age children: good plain
cook; plain laundry. no mems shirts;
new home with all-elec. Equipment:
10 am. through $40 dinner: only
mature, sober, pleasant applicants
with excellent recent local REFER
enceS need apply. OIL. 1918.
DIPLOMAT wants maid for g.h.w.
and care of 2 children: live in;
500 mo-; refs. WO. fila. Ia
GOLORED LADY, care for / child; no
OBJECTIONS to person with 1 child;
nice home. GE. 1854.
COL0RED-LIVE IN; 5k days a
wee week; gn.w.; salary. $50. Cali
Evening star., 1952-03-16
MOTOR TRAvEL

YOUNG COUPLE. help drive and
share expenses for Miami; leavinI
around 18th. Cali MORNINGS: ref.
DRIVING. FLORIDA within next IL
days, take e.. Box 403-M, Star.
DRIVING MIAMI In Packard March
"a, can take 3 refined, non-smok.
Ing passengers. WI. O366.
SERVICEMAN driving to Z. A., w.
Mar. 21-22; will take rider; drive
ana share EXPENSES. TR. 644O.
PASSENGERS WANTED to New or.
leans or Houston BY doctor leayine
nrgvsNEy TIssday. ~, Temple Ten 41s7:
commodate 3. AD. 1899.
WANTED-TWO TO SHARE expenses
1852. HI. 31OO. Ext. 1858. MRS
LADY DRIVING to Miami, Fla. weel
Of Mar. II is desirous Of anothei
lady driver. to help drive. viii b
TO. ST. PETERSBURG, FLA, Mar
II. Free transp. for driving Buick
Los ANGELES, CALF, March 2l
pm; AZ Lincoln sedan: take 2 o.
3; make 2 night stops. RE. 3474
Evening star., 1952-03-16

And drapertes, beautifully tailored
from your material, II preferred; al
work guaranteed. NO. 1894.
STONE AND CEMENT WORK-spe.
cializing In stone retaining walls
nagstone .patioS, steps, steppinG
stones, walks. drives. porches. etc
Call JERRY, LII. I-4766.
STONE WORK--Flagstone.s porches
patios and repairs. LO. 4-616l. -27
STORM WINDOWS. aluminium out.
side easements: wholesale to dealers
We manufacture and can give best
b. WHOLESALERS. 10. 4-646s. 24'
TERMITE EXTERMINATING - Free
inspection and estimates, 5-yeaI
guarantee. Call .OW. S167. lis
TILE. repair work and remodelins
experienced Workmen. EDWIN e
ELLETT, co. S732.
TELEVISION SERVICE-Expert serv-
ice, all makes; reas. rates; Sat.
Sun. and evenings. Prompt service.
Call ia. 2-6S04 or DU. 0822
ALLEN TELEVISIoN CENTER
TV ANTENNAS, S26. Fast dependable
service by. bonded technician. All
TELEvISIoN SERVICE. II. 4-6I69
~ fTkotbsggkksss Don't gamble: isSSlly
guaranteed repairs by . qualified
technician In your own home; ct
lowest rateA I'll Q p.rn. LA. 6.75l7.
& .a7s5 4 4gl III
Evening star., 1952-03-16

reg. d. c.. presently
employed seeks connection with
ethical Rx store or hospital. BOX
ifsiB s'a6 OFFICE MAN. wholesale
rials, credit and collections, sales
and INSTALL, des. to make perma-
nent connection. Box 4O4-M. Star.
PLUMBER tmaster). reg. D. C. and
firm. Box 261-M, Star.
PRESSER for wool and silk, In small
Plant or shop. Good references. LU.
FRESHMAN. .all-around printing exp.,
wishes employmsnt. by April / In OF
near Reas p; D., G.. Ra2 small shop pref. steady;
PR IN r 3 R-HAND COMPosrTOR,
pnioa; ao,sa vents day sit. over scale.
REG. CIVIL ENGINEER and sur
t,yer' ty,eyer' "a years exper. desires posi-
TE, 1901 after 4:30.
HIGH SCHOOL BOY. colored, 1S yrs,
old, needs afternoon lob. Ii. a-7997
BOY wants part-time work after
school. DE. 1925.
man. colored, desires job as tanitor,
porter POI ,oE WITH @ or without quarters;
Job. RE 339S.
YOUNG MAN, %, accounting and
business administration graduate
Gal 10. 2-4054 after g pm. -is
YOUNG MAN, COL. wants work. OF
evenings; cleaning bachelors apt
aunt will do laundry. LU. 4-5l72. :
YOUNG MAN. 2S.. experienced ali
phases Photographic work. black
and white, color. copying, darkroom:
also experienced camera repairman,
55-mm. motion picture projectionist.
TERRELL. Ii. 3-lS31. III
REGISTERED professional engineer
retired after over 35 years experi.
ence in design, drafting and con-
struction, in structural engineering
sewage and water supply, building
construction and estimating. Full
or part-time service, piecework OY
on percentage basis. immediately
available. Box 3t33-M, Star.
NEGRO, young man desires part.
time evening work. Call ST. 361z. :
Evening star., 1952-03-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY-sITTER. Can RA. 1881. Ex-
per-. white. grandmother; by hour.
single days. anytime.
COOK, first-class colored woman.
city references. AID. 0S17
K-HOUSEKEEPER. white. en-
cient. exper... city ref:;. one or two
adults. Box 335.M. STAR.
moons; ref. NO. 1888.
G;H.W.. girls "a, wish part time or
day work AID. S193.
GIRL colored. desires g,h.w. Or work
in seamstress' shop. DI. 1894. .
GIRL eolored. exper.: z to 10. morn
inss; cooking. breakfast or cleaning.
GIRL. coiored. desires part-time
work E.h.w. and child care. DU.
GIRI. coiored. wants Job. 4 to 10
pm, cleaning or bahy sitting. Elk.
GIRL, coiored, desires work as nurse
maid or hsosuseworksri exp. and
GIRL, coiored. desires. Job after
school; hahy-ssittting 81 and iight IRON
ing. Lu. 2-0667.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
OBSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPIO.
MA at home in spare time. Also 400
engineering and business courses.
MODERN TRAINING IN. beauty cul-
ture: all subjects taught. Approved
for CT training; day and evenine
iEGE, 1910 @ st. NV. DI. 1862.
"A GOOD PIANO TEACHER is q
must lpr beginners. Popular or
classical. VI. O515.
SPANISH CONVERSATION, native
teacher; small groups. beginners and
advanced. PROF. RAMOS. RI. 3076.
PBX- -RECEPTlONIST course easily
learned; age no handicap. Day class
CHANDLER. HU. 1924. 81. 7278.
RTANO INSTR, beginners and ad-
vanced, by student Of Conductor
Talich, formerly faculty member Or
lendo Music Acad.. Fla: chiidrenss
class. NO. e367.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
AGENTS

WANTED-Men and women take or.
ders for Sweet Georgia Brown
beauty. products; sells on sight to
colored clientele Write for sample
case. o1er. vALMOR,- 2451-J Michi-
gan ave-. Chicago 16.
MAKE EXTRA MONEY INTRODUCING
selection. adorable styles. Low prices
Complete display free. Rush name
HARTFORD. Dept. G-436, Cincinnati
WHERE TO BUY 500. 1000 articles d.
rect from manufacturers. wholesale
save up to 50% on nationally adj
vertised merchandise. FREE litera-
ture; lure, GLASS Gi. PUBLISHING CO.. Ell