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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
Sas @erben nm SeutId)lan6

Iie erIten Heaftipnen in @elt-
IeutiblanO auf bie ruiiii6en Sor-
i6l1ge baben ee5eist, oaB oieie, bel
allen Gorbebalten gegeniiber Dem
tomnl.niitiiden Often auf frudtba-
rem 8ooen gefallen iino, neil tie Der
Wentalitdt oes oel1tihen Solfes peit-
gebeno entipre6en. @s lit elm offenes
8ebeimnis, oaB Sic @ieoerberitel=
lung zines einbeitli6en 8eutlben
9iei6es BON allen 9elti6en ge1piinld)t
miro. InOerleits lit 5mar Die gSieoer=
beriteQung elmer unabbangigen be-
5iebungsipeile nationalen oeuti6en
@ebrma6t, ipenn man offi5iellen
Serli6erllngen glauben min, cine l1m=
Itrittene Srage, 1nb angeblib ion oie
bel gepiien Golfsteilen berrl6enDe
~obne MIDI "sStimmung nod INNER
oominieren. Gas i6lieBt inoeiien Die
8efabr nidt aus, OuB nit perbdltnis-
maBig penig nationaliltiider 8ropa-
ganoa oie militdrii6e 8egeiiterung
ipieoer auflooern fann; Ser grfolg
Ser re6tsertremiitii6en 8arteien
lpriht oeutlid) fiir oiele Mogli6feit.
Wtit He6t bot ser ,gconomiif feit-
gelteqt, oaB oie Muftion Inn 1eutlb-
lnaOs 8unit in pollem @ange lit. 9ie
SoDiet= Union bot ben Breis NIT III
rem lebten Sorldlagen Inn Elm gepal=
tiges Stiid erbobt. Die tpeltli6en
&pnmentatoren - neben Dem ,gcon=
omilt' audi Huiiel Sin uno @alter
Sippmann in Ser Seem gorfer ,Seralo
Sribune' - lino li6 oarin einig, baB
e5 ben @eItma6ten iiberaus i6ner
fallen miro, oas ruliii6e sngebot gu
itbertrunpfen ODER audi MIR 81 fom-
penlieren, nobel insbelonbere Die
fran5olilden gefiir6tungen be5iigli6
Der &onlequen3en elmer oelttl6en @ie-
oeraufriiItung cine ui6tige Hoae ipies
len mas S6uman uno Gelbos beut-
lld unterltri6en baben. BUR 8e=
ldlul6tigltng bat gunoesfan8ler
aoenauer erflart, oaB Oie @ieoer=
berltellung elmer nationalen @ebr=
maht einen 9fudi i6ritt inbesua auf
Die &euliiierung oes europdii6en 8e-
oanfens pare, mas offenbar beiBen
loa, oaB Ser gunoesfan5ler elm oel,t=
ldes &ontingent innerbalb ser euro
pdllAen armee elmer eigenen @ebr-
mad)t nor5oge
Smmerbin lit es fragli6, Oh bies
cine allgemeine oeutl6e Inlt6t lit.
Gie, oeutl6en &e6tsertren1ilten uno
Die So5ialoemofraten S6uma6ers
plaOieren fir oie poaitGnoige @ieber=
berItellung Der 0elti6en SouoerGni=
tat, unb oas miiroe logii6ermeiie al6
eine rationale @ebrmo6t beoingen.
On Ser yeaftion aoenauers lit err
freulid, OaB er felt 5u ieiner ,peItli6en
Srientierung itebt. Cine anbere Srage
lit es ieooh, Oh ii6 Die oer5eitise beut>
| l6e &oalitionsregierung auf bie
Gauer Our65uieten ober arh MIR gu
balten permag. gs gibt namlid Die
Mogli6feit, beionoers 1penn Sit.
9eutidlanb in oie 8ablen einbe5ogen
piiroe, oaB ii6 elm io5ialoemofroti.
Ihes Hegime etabliert, unb bieles
mare, paraoorerpeiie, nationaliitii6e,
als Die gegenlpartige biirgerlide &oa.
lition. gs lpare aber au6 m0gIi9
Dab Die re6tsertremiItiiden Barteier
an gooen setpdnnen, uno cine iol9t
Gegierung piirbe @efabren beraufbe.
| ll6poren wie lie in Ser 3mii6en
friegs5eit uno beionbers tpabrenb bes
| - II 81 "a, mag hnf4n,. Sn.. haha,.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24

oel1 &reml lei6t, oen 8reis fiir eine
SIt=Srientierltng Ser bel,tI6en gin-
beitsregierung nod 5u iteigern, In
Dem man nod sic Soer-g -gteibe= =8rense
opferte, nobel Bolen Ser benabteilig-
te Hartner nare, auf Sen es ieood
ni6t anfommt. 3i6t MIR oaB 0eutlb-
lano Oamit 1peitgebeno Dem Often per-
pfliftet piirOe, ser &eoi iionismus i'm
Often fonnte au6 oen Gepil lionismus
i'm 8eIten anfa6en uno Die Saars
5rage beiIpielslpeile gu einem 8rano=
bero meroen laiien >.
8ie grunoleseno bas europGii6e
&rafteperbaltnis bel elmer 9ur6iet-
5ung Ser ruiiii6en gorlblage peri6o-
ben lpiiroe, gebt aud oaraus berpor.
OoB Oie gpatuierl1ng aller 8eiesunss-
truppen aus 0elltldlanO einleitig Die
@eitr1d6te bena6teiligen tpiiroe.
8abreno namli6 oie rl1ililben Srups
pen in einem &reiSleftor bon runb
bunoert &ilometer Haoil1s in Sen ga.
tellttenlaaoern Bolen uno Sl6e6o-
Slopafei iteben bleiben miiroen, rniiB-
ten oie amerifaniiben Sruppen iiber
Sen S3ean 5uriidge5ogen tperoen, of
ne oaB Sic tpeiteuropGii6en 2Gnber
ien1als Iusli6t bGtten, militdrilb
ltarf genug 5u tueroen, Inn Elm 5dbs
lenoes 8egengepi6t gegen bie ruff
lfe Weilitdriiberlegenbeit 5u biloer,
beionoers na6oem ser @eIten ni1t
mebr nit Si6erbeit uuf oeutl6e Silfe
re6nen fonnte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
8irtidaftlide Sduierisfeiten

0eben BEN politiiden &oniequenae,r
Der 8ieoerberltellung ser beut I6en
ginbeit iino oie oamit eng perbunoe-
men pirtibaftliden Sragen bon sro-
Der 8eoeutltng. Ha6oem oas 8erbGlt-
mis- bon @eIt= 5u Sitmarf iid ouf
1:412 itelt, piirbe Sic @ieberberiteI-
lung ser 8dbruneseinbeit uinoeitens
in Sit=Geuti6lano cine neue 8Gb=
rungsreform beOingen, mas fir @elt-
Geutidlano alueifeaos cine 8elaItung
oarlteaen rpiiroe.
Gie 8eleitigung Der l1nterperior-
gung Der Sit5onenz8eoolferung pdre
elm meiteres l6mieriges Broblem, bas
oie SeiIhlngsfdbigfeit ser tpeItoeut>
I6en BroOuftion iiberltiege uno mobl
MIR nit neuer maiiioer omerifanii9er
Silfe 81 loien pdre. Die bur6 ruff.
I6e Heparationen ausgepoiperte Oft
oeuti6e 8irtiduft niiBte pieoer auf-
gebaut Deroen, pus geDaltige Snpe=
Ititionen uno iomit &apitalien erfor-
oerte. Siele Silfe pare umio not1pen=
bigger, als nur Die ausrei6enoe Ser
iorgung oie proletariI6en Mailen oes
Sltens bon Ser pirti6aftli6en l1eber-
legenbeit oes 8eltens banogreifli6 gu
itber5eugen oermo6te.
9ariiber binaus lpdre oie 8ieoer-
berlteaung Ser prioatpirtldaftli6en
Srganilation elm lang1pieriges Inter
fangen, oas NIT Spfern uno Soften
oerbunoen Dare. Ga5u miBte oiele
Georganilation raid erfolgen, Inn bas
gntlteben BON l1n5ufrieoenbeit lno Ell
men politiiben @itterungsumihlag
gu per1neioen.
0ieie sluf5dblung Ser S6pierig-
feiten lit bel meite1n ni6t poaitGnoig
Oean muB au6 oaran benfen, ooB
gemiiie iopietii6 inipirierte SnpeIti-
tionen in Ser Slt3one 5lpar Sen ruff
l6en 3meden geoient baben i'm eir1=
beitli6en 0eutldlano aper pieaei9t
als Seblinpeititionen erl6einen, oie
l6lperlicb reuioiert iperoen f0nnen.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Miss Lusby
Engaged to
lit. NcGdi11

Announcement has been made
of the engagement Of Miss JAG
Queline Lusby. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. jackson Cole Lusby Of
Silver Spring, to 1t. Leonard
Daniel McGann. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Joseph McGann Of
Forest Hills. Long Island.
Miss Lusby attended Virginia
Internont College. Abbott School
Of Art and George Washington
University. For the past year she
has been Id Germany with the
United States Government.
1t. McGann served with the
10th Armored Division In World
War II and was graduated from
Hunter College In New York. He
also went to graduate school at the
University Of Georgia and Is now
stationed In Trieste. where their
wiz take place on
April 10.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
I Thon1psoi1- Sonborn
W ding IS Held

Miss Joan Lawton sanborn and
M. Basil James Thompson wers
married March 5 at the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church with
the Rev. DR.. ]. Hillman Hollistel
|ofiiciating. :
The bride IS the daughter d
Mrs.. Harlan Page Sanborn and
the late Maj. sanborn of Chevy
Chase. She attended Mary wash
ington College ID Fredericksburg.
Mr.. Thompson, son Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Thompson Of
Akron. Ohio. Is q graduate Of
Akron University with & degree
In chemical engineering.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
1on1iIton-Sch
Engagement

Mrs. Leila E. Baldwin an
nounces the engagement 81 her
daughter. Miss Betty Jeanne
Hamilton. to Mr.. William s.
Schmidt. IT,, son Of Mr.. and mrs.
Schmidt Of Mishawaka. md.
Miss Hamilton IS associated
with the District of Columbia
Public Schools. Her lance Mas
graduated from Purdue uniyef-
Sity and Is now employed by the
Bendix Co. IN South Bend, md.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1952-03-19

Z Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Wagner
Of Arlington announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Frances Marie to Mr.. Hugh Espey
Watts, jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Watts of Arlington.
Miss Wagner is a graduate Of
st. Mary's Academy and Is now
employed by the Department Of
Defense. She is q member Of Tau
Beta Phi National Sorority.
Her fiance is now serving with
the United States Marine Corps
and is a member Of Gamma Sigma
international Fraternity.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Miss CrohiIl Bride Of Mr. Mcdaniel

Miss Dolores Elaine Crahili.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
G. crahill Of Arlington. was mar
ried March u to Mr.. Roy Harmon
Mcdaniel. II. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdaniel, also Of Arlington.
Central Methodist Church In Ar
lington was the scene Of the cere-
mony with the Revs. j. I. Kihler
and r. B. Stanton oi1iciating. The
reception was held Ii the church
parlor.
After Q Southern wedding trip.
The couple will live lii Falls Church.
Evening star., 1952-03-19


MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Frederick
Mehaffie Of Kalamazoo, Mich, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Margaret Minerva to 1t.
David Forker Reid. q. S. M. C. r..
son Of DR.. and Mrs. Horace w.
Reid Of Indian Hill. Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Miss Mehd6fe attended Smith
College and is now teaching at
Beauvoir National Cathedral Ele-
mentary School In Washington.
Her fiance was student at Bow
doin College in Brunswick, Me-.
and is q member Of Sigma Nu
Fraternity. He is presently sta
toned at Quantico. Va.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
-Whlte Phot0.
MISS M. A. WENGLIKOWSKI
Engaged to
MIR. Peter d. Ferrigno.


Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wengli-
kowSki of Midland, Mich. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Mary Ann to Mr.. Peter
Dante Ferrigno. son Of Mr.. Peter
lFerrigno. 1a
The bride-elect is associated
with the State Department in
Washington. Mr.. Ferrigno received
his bachelors degree from George
town University and completed his
graduate work. at Catholic Uni-
vetsity. He is now a student in the
school of dentistry at Georgetown
University.
r. The wedding will take place in
June.
Evening star., 1952-03-19

It's full size with completely insulated accommodates
3Ob fowl Has accurate heat control smokeess brole
automatic top lighting storage compartments finished in white
porcelain enamel Installed to your present connection.
$22 down, balance in 18 months.
With Each Gas Range YOM Receive 32-pc.
1898 Amerjcan POrcelain Dinner Set
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05
(6ortiekung)

.@ott iegne oih, mein &i,lb!"
lprah Spec gum @riBe.
.3unf, ebuipiiroiger gater," ent.
gesnete oas Mdb1ell Die Augen
nieoerihlagerb. sd babe gud 5ll
mir gebeterl, oamit Sbr Rlbe in utir
idafft. ssbr fennt mid, tpie ieb bin
5eit SIR rneine Seele leitet, babe i'd
2idt uno Shatten itets ga,d Der.
trout. llnb bod es lit dDie ion
ids ne111ten MIR Elm 5iiblen IN Der
Seele mir ertpaht, ons
vSpri1, gbeltral,t! Gein 2eiber
min einen Nnnten lnO 6ann gitte1l
Rat."
sd mar elm &inb, als iie Die Mut.
ter fiir. e1pig i6lafen legten. Sim
5fHners, ben ib Inn lie getragen,
map idb meitle 2iebe. Mein gan5es
8ero tr,ag id3 bonn @rabe meg in mel.
l,es gaters 2iebe iiber, ein grobes
beiliges Slid! Cont liebte ib 1peltie
lllebr auf bieier Grbe. Weine BLU.
men, oiele @ottesaltgen, batte id
fretlid in1rig lieb; bod mars Elm
fiitolih=reines Minnen. geltn lit es
unoers getporoen. @naoe, Bater =
babt grbarnren, sSsbr, mein alter
Bater, apenn elm @eltdnonis iiber
meine 2ippen fonllnt, bas gud er.
1dredt. gls iie SEN !Seinrib beute
einean 8erbreder gleid, on meinem
iSe1tlter boriiberfiibrten, oa lta6 ein
Sbn1er5 blrh meire Seele, Der 1lib1
Witleto apar es apnr 2iebe! gSie
oft, apenn er 3ur 2aute gub Die ib0n.
item 2ieber Iang, ihaute ib begeiiter1
in Dies reine Augel @ie oft batte i6
einem &inoe gleid, leinem @orte ge
lauI1t, 1penn er bon 9erdihem il
berrlih Iprah ib abnte es ribt -
CT 1poIlte es niht - llno ooh, es III
aelhebenI"
Gie Iebten @orte lprab bas Wfdb.
hen nit in,nter Ieiierem @eflititer
Gin tiefes SLOT Log iiber ibrem Mnts
lis elm gngel batte es ipobl iibe,
tie gebaiht.
SITS Siinoe, Bater, apas if) fitble
10 lagt es, lit es nlib BORT - ib fanr
pergeiler; oenn Siinoe mill id nibt
Sit es aber gut Dor @ott, pieleiht
ielbft @ottes ltebenoes 8erf, Damn
laBt es mild lpilien, laBt mid gliid
lid iein!"
.gs lit nift siinoe," iprad oel
Seluit in nriloem grnit, u1Denn reiner
0eraens iib Ser 0tenih gum Wens
lhen febrt. God it's Elm Weg bon
bltnter BIltnten, Die piel Gift ertbal.
ten urrb Sblangen bebeden. Da be
oarf es trelten 8etens ltno itete,
Bahiarnteit."
Limb mas iogt STR, mein teuerel
Gater2" frogte idiibtern bas Wao.
den.
v@ott iegne Did llnO beire 2iebe
apenn iie Sein Wille it'll" ipraG feier.
lib Der @reis.
.Nnn bin ib rllbig. Dod eitlt
8itte, gutter Yater! Sd tpeiB es uni
mein Ser5 iagt mir 0as glei6e, iie
haben Seinrid alni6uloig ins @e.
fdnglis gaporfen. 5orgt fiir i'm uni
lpreht fiir ibn llno madt ibn tpie6er
frei. Sngt ielbit, lit es m0glih, baf
Sdh,lb auf bieiem Ser5en Initet? -
SIR fagt nein babt Cant! l1no ii
er frei ge1porben, Damn min id5 init
Der 2erbe Dunfeslieber ilbeln. Damn
IoI mein 6er5 Ser Role glei6en, oit
oeln @inrnlel 2nit llno Sbo1rbei1
Danft unb, apenn al,6 in Der grot
muraeIno, bod Dem Simmel ange.
hort!1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-05
Syiinftes &apitel
Gin blinbes Sinh - Gin blinber
Mi6ter

ssn elmer @aiie nabe Der Marietl=
Rapele rngt unter ben bo1giebeligen
ihnlalen 91us1en, an benen nrebr
Die 2aune oils Der 3irfel nn6 0as
Binfeleilen n,aBgebeno ipar, Elm ftatt-
liher Bnu berpor. Die syeniter guden
niht in bmnter &egeQoiigfeit aus
Dem Wtnater1perf, fonoern teilen itb
gleidnGBig in Die bobe breite Wano-
fldde. Gas gingangstor lit nieorig
llno BON Sdulen getragen, 6rasen
griilien bonn gorboge1l bert1ie6er, nun
;3orn, MIN Wll,t, Srot li1tb Ser
adturg inn 5teine 1piberipiegelno.
Gin idones Stiegenbous fiibrt nnb
Sem eriten 5tod, Der @obnllng bes
geltre1pger States 8ering.
Gin u,iirrilher alter 9err. Ser
aorper lit nod 1puhtia Dus Mlter
bat i'm nidt n,rgefrelien, es bat i'm
fli,r etpas auber Ma1o gebradt. Die
Saare fiub fl,ra geIdnitten unb itarf
ins CIRQUE ipieleno. Die Mugen grob
uno jtehen6, 6as @elibt fleildig a,nb
bohgerotet, Der Weil1to trotig aufge-
iporfen.
Die Mrnle iiber bie Bru1t ber-
Iebr1nft. gebt er init fefte1 Shritten
in Ser groBen Gmlraienihibe allf airlo
nb. Gin. tiefer llnnrlt ideint iein
aera All qit1Ien ,srrb ieine @eonnfetl
5u peitihen. oenn alttpeilen itnnrpf ct
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-17

fast YEAR Chrysler introduced its
IL new FirePower Va engine, and
Americas first passenger car full-time
power steering. Both new ideas took
hold in big way,
Today, others are announcing new
engines" and power steering -. but
with some basic differences worth keep
ing in mind if you're buying new car
First: about new engines" Tho
fact is, really new engine design hap.
pens only once in great while. 1t did
happen IN the FirePower V-S. Its lSe
hip. was only incidental to its basic
nese design. It's key idea is heniispheri-
cal combustion chamber, which makes
even non-premium gasoline develop
more disable power than other designs
can get from premium fuel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-17


Only Chrysler engineering has SO
far mastered this design. Several cars
do have some power increase, in terms
of previous designs. The important fact
is that FirePower is not warmed
over" engine, but band net0 in per-
Torrance, construction, and efficiency.
In power steering, too, there are
basic differences. Chrysler uses by
draulic power. alioa,s in effect, to d.
two things. First, it does as the steer
ing ,cork as you turn the wheel. Second,
we've cut the amount of wheel turn
needed by over 1l3.
Parking or cruising, you get more
and easier control than ever before. In
sand, snow, or ruti, the hydraulic
power is always there to keep the front
wheels from steering back" at you.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-17
FIVE SURVIVORS OF
Continued From Page One,

(Contlnued from rage One)
to try to stop, kept going, being
apparently unaware of the crash.
Florida Highway Patrolman
Marvin j. Wilder rushed Is miles
north to Torch Key Bird ge
when notified of the crash. When
he found the dead men, he called
Coroner Hamlin.
Karp is survived by a wife
and family who live at $500 S. w.
18th Terrace, Miami. He was
president and part owner of a
machine shop corporation, ac-
cording to Hamlin. Galore, also
survived by a wife and family,
was superintendent of the money
order division of the Miami post
office. He lived at 1863 N. N. 14th
avenue.
Lloyd Stauffer owner of the
death car, lives at ITO N. W..
10Th street, Miami. w. B. Oliver.
lives at 752 N. w. 32nd street,
also Of Miami.
The Bergs, who are from Lam
sing, Mich, live in Miami at the
present at $50 N. w. 43rd Court.
Mrs. Robinson, Berg's foster
mother, lives at lac Mclean
street, Decatur, Ga. Her husband,
Charles Robinson, is in Atlanta
at the present, where Coroner
Hamlin has been in touch with
him. Berg will be questioned
about the accident when his in
jured lips heal, Hamlln said.
Pritchard funeral home took
the body of Karp to Miami
where it will be buried. Lopez
Funeral Home transported Ca
dore's remains to Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-17

today by plane from Mexico City.
He will be here about 10 days
Ito confer with friends and mem
bers of my government"
He was ousted as Cuba's chief
executive a week ago by a light
ming coup by Fulgencio Batista, a
former president and dictator.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-17
Fnemell Quell
Junk Blaze Sun.

Firemen worked for five hours
yesterday afternoon to quell a fire
in a pile Of debris in lot at the
corner of Caroline and William
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-17
WILL ROBERTS PLANS
fContinuad From Page One)

clude: Joe Oropeza, remodelling,
$4,000; Manuel Casas, 5000, re-
pairs; Arnold Brye, 1411 Eliza
beth Street, repairs, $500 and
Archie Lowe of 922 Fleming
Street, repairs, $1,000. II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-17

streets in the rear Of the Thomp-
son Enterprises Box Factory. The
fire, while spectacular, caused no
damage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-17

i
in the pct
Ianclot I3snr StaeAt orneya o
flownga on S
lar A
Newell
Leon Peacn 4 a4F ee A F.# .##H Ii
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-17
Arrives In Miami

MIAMI R-Carlos Prio Socarras,
exiled president of Cuba, arrived
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-17

You get the same amount and feel of
control all the time /. full-time ease
and full-time safety
Actually, the differences, both in
engine performance and in steering
safety and ease are impossible to put
in words ;. but just as impossible not
to feel the moment you get into
Chrysler and drive it! Why not see
your Chrysler dealer and do that, soon?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-11
Agents Still Checking
On Barrett's Income

The Bureau of Internal Revenue
still is taking a look at the incomes
'of three men who figured in the
recent Senate crime hearings, bu-
reau spokesman said today.
They are Emmitt Warning, who
was quizzed about his reported
gambling activities; former Police
Chief Robert j. Barrett, who said
he wouldn't answer Crime Com
mittee questions about where he
got $4,000 the committee said he
spent above his income, and
Charles E. Nelson, Prince Georges
County gambling figure.
Details of the cases were not
disclosed. Warning would not tell
the Crime Committee about his
income because, he said, of the in
vestigation into his income taxes.
AS police and others testified
during the hearings early this
year, a representative of the Blu
reau of Internal Revenue sat in
the hearing room and took copious
notes.
The Nelson case has been under
investigation since Nelson's con-
viction on gambling conspiracy
charges in Prince Georges County
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-11
Body in Plane Identified
AS Arlington Officer
BY the Associated Press

DENVER, Sept. 11.-Officers of
the Colorado Military District
said that the body found in a
wrecked plane in Colorado noun
tain country has been identified
positively as that of Capt. Sidney
L. Harrison, 40, of Arlington, Va.
A brother-in-law. Albert F.
Adams of Arlington, made the
Identification by means of per-
Sonal belongings found in the
smashed craft.
Capt. Harrison, who lived at
1901 North Columbus street, van
ished in a snow squat last April
3 while flying small plane from
Wichita, Kans.. to Denver. The
wrecked plane was found near
Palmer Lake, Colo, southwest of
Denver. Monday.
Mrs. Harrison came here with
Mr.. Adams after receiving word.
They said the flyers body will
be sent by train for burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
Mrs. Harrison and Mr.. Adams
helped in the vain search last
spring for the missing airman.
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City Heads Won't Lift
Milk importation Ban

The Commissioners decided to-
day to stick by their order of last
May % prohibiting importation
of milk and cream from farms not
inspected by the District Health
Department.
They will so notify Robert E.
Lynch, attorney for the Embassy
Dairy, who had asked the city
heads to rescind the order.
Mr.. Lynch's request had been
referred to Health Director Daniel
l.. Seckinger, who reported back
that another study did not change
his view that there is a sufficient
supply of milk from District
licensed farms.
For the week ended August 30,
he reported, there was an excess
supply of $1,000 gallons of milk
a day from these farms above the
needs of distributors here.
The report covered sales in the
Metropolitan Area as well as the
District and some to military
establishments outside the area.
DIR. Seckinger said that without
the sales to the military estab-
lishments, the excess would have
been $4,000 gallons a day.
The Commissioners May order
came after Corporation Counsel
Vernon E. West ruled that milk
from dairy farms not licensed by
the District may not legally be
sold here.
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Gil, which has long complained
of it.
Latest development is a hearing
before the State Roads Commits
sion arranged by the Montgomery
County delegation for next Tues
day. The Delegates and council
members will attend, along with
members of the Chevy Chase Hills
Citizens Association, which has
formally protested against their
Stun" highway. Maryland Sec
rotary of State John r. Reeves also
will attend.
Meanwhile, the associations
Civic Improvement Committee,
headed by Mrs. r. D. Stimson,
plans to carry the fight to the
traffic-jam victims themselves.
The group plans to circulate
broadside petitions among the mo-
florists as their cars stand in the
daily jam.
Were going to have that road
widened by next spring in spite
OF everything against it, even if
we have to get into a political dog
fight" Mrs. Stimson said.
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Church Honors Pastor
On Return From Tour

The Rev. Tarleton T. Roberts,
pastor of the Minnesota Avenue
Christian Church, was honored by
his parishioners at a dinner last
night on his return from a world
tour.
He saw Jerusalem, Bethlehem,
the Garden Of Olives, the Jordan
River and Nazareth. He spoke
with glowing words of richness Of
the country, and the sea of Cali
lee las blue as the sky"
DR.. Roberts also visited Rome
and had an audience with Pope
Plus.
His trip took him to India.
where he visited missions main
tanned by his church. the Disciples
Of Christ, and to Australia, where
he attended Disciples world con-
vention in August.