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Evening star., 1952-09-29

Ceremony Held

Miss Mercedes Alexander Smith,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. Carl
Benner Smith of Washington and
San Antonio, Tex, was married
on September % to Mr.. Joseph
Garrett Burdette. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Luke Burdette of
Knoxville, Tenn. Father Russell T.
RauScher performed the ceremony
which was held at st. Andrews
Episcopal Church in Lawton, Okla
A reception was given afterwards.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Ken
meth Mason Moore jr. and serving
as best man was DR.. James Ashby
Burdette, brother Of the bride
groom. Ushers were the Messrs.
Thomas Edward Wicker and Olwyn
Hughes Brown.
After q wedding trip to New
Orleans and Florida, the couple
will make their home in Knox
vile.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Exclusively Yours
Soviet Newspapers Comedy of Errors An1uses Dinner Party
Sloan ODer in New York; Burke Ebricks in Washington

floor. Murder he shouted
hoarsely,' crawling into the
corner. The discussion began.
"That is for Senator Brew
ster,' lamented Sir Charles aim
ing his fist at the neck of the
covering Pearson. For Justices
sake, it must be said that the
radio commentator tried to
take an equal part in the de-
velopment of the discussion
He tried to bite his enemy's leg
but did not succeed" Oh
for the whimsical license of a
Soviet editor!
On the Social
Tickertope
Sloan O'Dwyer. the beautiful,
slim, brunette wife Of United
States Ambassador to Mexico
Bill O'Dwyer, has arrived in
New York for her first visit
since they left two years ago.
New Workers will pick up some
fashion tips when they see how
cleverly Sloan has adopted
things Mexican to her fashion,
plate appearance.
Leroy and Roam Nigra, form
erly in Mexico where Roy served
as assistant military attache.
recently moved to this vicinity
where he is now assigned to the
Inter-American Defense Board.
They had to buy a house on
account of their two French
poodles. No apartment here
would take the dogs. They
finally moved their things into
an Arlington domicile with the
extra special help of a van
driver from Brooklyn. Col. Nigra
asked hirp if he knew Bill
O'Dwyer. do know him!"
was the enthusiastic response.
"I've eaten spaghetti with him.
He's a regular guy. If you're
friends of O'Dwyer. I'll do any
thing for you." he finished, en-
phatically. and they were never
moved more efficiently in their
lives.
Handsome Foreign Service
Ofdcer Burke Elbrick and his
attractive wife, Elfie, blew into
Washington a few days ago and,
except for four or five days of
this week in Gilbertsville, N. Y,
they'll be here until they sail
for France October II. They've
been on home leave since
August 4 in the familiar haunts
of the family summer place in
GilbertSViIle. Burke's diplomatic
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Society News:
Justice, Mrs. Jackson
Are Reception Hosts
Daughter Married to Mr.. CroighiII;
Guests Coming for Another Weddinq

&c. Clark. Others in the company
were limited to members of the
two families and very close
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Crsig-
hill, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lumpkin
came from Annapolis for the re-
ception and others from out OF
town included Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Blackman of Warren. Pa,
and Mr.. David Medill of York. Pa
The reception was planned for
the indoors but doors and win
dowS were opened to the sun and
autumn air without, and some few
of the guests went onto the ter
race and lawn to enjoy their re-
freshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craighill. jr., will
be at home after November on
Langley Lane in Mclean, Va.
Here For Ceremony
Mrs. Erie T. Dudley of Seattle,
Wash. is the guest of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert N. Lowry. Mrs. Dudley has
come for the wedding of her son,
Mr.. Robert Erie Dudley ard Mis-
Abigail Adams, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Quincy Adams, which
will take place Saturday
The wedding reception will b..
held in the new Cosmos Club.
and will be the first large festivity
in the new quarters, formerly the
home of Mrs. Richard H. Town
send on Massachusetts, avenue,
across the street from the Ander-
son House. It will also be the
first time such a reception has
been held in the headquarters OF
the Club since its organization.
Mr.: and Mrs. Herbert H. Ben-
field will come from Scarsdale,
N. Y, for the wedding and others
from out-of- town include
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Granville Of
Leonia, N Y, Miss Ruth Tucker
Williams of Petersburg, Va, Mr..
Martin l.. Olson of Philadelphia,
Mr.. Oscar j. Mink and Mr.. Will
lam Mink of Hastings -on-the-
Hudson, N. Y, Mr.. William SAINT
5ermaine Of Seattle, and the
Misses Shirley Thompson, Myrna
Wight and Marie Troup Of New
York City.
Mrs. w. L. Thornton and Miss
Peggy Thornton of Winston
Salem, N. c.. mother and sister,
If Mrs. Adams, also are mere for|
he wedding.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Nancy Thomas
7oBe Married

Mrs. Willis Manning Thomas OF
Arlington announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Nancy
Alice, to I'd 1t. Charles Cochran
Fenno, U. S. A. R.. son Of Capt,
Frank w. Fenno, U. s. NJ, and
Mrs. Fenno of Bethesda.
Miss Thomas is the daughter of
the late Comdr. Thomas, U. s. N
She was graduated from st. Agnes
Episcopal School in Alexandria
and made her debut in Rio de
Janeiro. Her fiance is a graduate
of Staunton Military Academy
and the University of Maine. He
is presently stationed at Fort
|Benning, Ga.
The wedding will take place in
the late winter.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
SocietyNews:

The Chief Justice and Mrs. Fred
M. Vinson attended the wedding
reception yesterday afternoon
which Associate Justice and Mrs.
Robert H. Jackson gave for their
daughter, Mrs. Mary Jackson Lof-
tus and Mr.. G. Bowdoin Craig
hill. jr. The reception was given
at Hickory Hill, the Jackson's
home in Mclean, Va, following
the wedding of Mrs. LOTUS and
Mr.. Craighill. The hosts also re-
ceived other members of the Su-
preme Court. members of the fam
lilies and a few other close friends.
Mrs. Leslie Douglas was matron
Of honor. She is the former Miss
Jean Wallace. and has been a
friend of Mary Jackson since their
fathers were members Of the
Cabinet, the Associate Justice as
Attorney General and Mr.. Henry
A. Wallace as Secretary of Agri-
culture. Mr.. Craighill had as his
best man Mr.. Roger M. Stuart,
jr., of Alexandria.
Autumn CoIors
Autumn colors predominated in
the decorations of the house at
Hickory Hill and reflected the
tinge Of color appearing about
the grounds. The bride was
dressed in champagne color lace
and net. the full skirt short and
the bodice having a graceful
neckline and three-quarter length
sleeves. A rust color sash matched
her becoming hat and she carried
a cluster of Brandywine roses.
Mrs. Douglas had on rust color
lace under redingote of a deeper
shade and her matching hat was
of velvet. She carried a bouquet
of button chrySanthemums of
rust color with yellow centers.
Standing with Mr.. and Mrs.
Craighill, jr., during the reception
were their parents, Associate JUS
tice and Mrs. Jackson and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Bowdoin Craighill. Mrs.
Jackson wore a taffeta suit of teal
blue. particularly becoming
color to her. Her hat matched
her dress and she wore a spray
OF gardenias. Mrs. Craighill'sI
costume was a soft blue suit
trimmed with steel beads and her
matching hat was trimmed with
contrasting feathers. Her corsage
bouquet was of gardenias.
Other Guests
Colleagues of Associate Justice
jackson on the Supreme Court
who were there in addition to the
Chief Justice and Mrs. Vinson
were Associate Justice Harold H.
Burton-MrS. Burton is with her
grandchildren in Cleveland-and
Associate Justice and Mrs. Tom
Evening star., 1952-09-29

Miss Dorea Martz, daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martz, was
married on September % to Mr.
Ladamir c. Bartos. jr.. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bartos of Bethesda. Of
ficiating at the ceremony. which
was held at the Metropolitan Me-
mortal Methodist Church, was the
Rev. Edward G. Latch. The scene
of the reception was the Pail Mall
Room of the Raleigh Hotel.
After a wedding trip to Colo
RADIO Springs. the couple will re-
side in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Arrives Here

DR.. and Mrs. Henry L. Hilgart-
ner of Austin. Tex, arrived here
yesterday to visit their new grand
child, Linda Frances Hilgartner.
daughter of 1t. and Mrs. Peter
Hilgartner. Mrs. Hilgartner is the
former Miss Frances Gore Haynes
of Washington. Her husband is
now in Korea.
Evening star., 1952-09-29

MISS Mary J. Smith.
Miss Mary Jean Smith, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell A. Smith,
was married recently at st. Mary's
Catholic Church in Suffolk to Mr..
Walter Russell Pavelko, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Pavelko of
Ashley Pa. Officiating at the
ceremony was the Rev. John j.
Dock. Mr.. and Mrs. Pavelko are
now residing in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Returninq Tomorrow

Miss Polly Norment and Miss
Mccall Henderson will arrive to-
morrow on the s. s. United States
after six weeks abroad. They
visited in italy, Austria. Germany,
Switzerland, France and England
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
Havana Ferry
Project To Be
Aired In Cuba
City Commissioners;
Business Officials
Will Go To Havana
To Discuss Project
Citizen staff Phao

City Manager Dave King has
announced that Friday. Fcbru.
sry 22nd has tentatively been
designated as the date when the
citv Commission, along with
local business Officials will fly
10 Havana for a series of con-
ferences designed 10 iron out the
KINKS in the proposed Key West
HaFana Ferry project
AZ last nights meeting % the
city fathers. King said that he
hep received a letter from just,
Cafrillo, Havana banker. inviting
the officials % come a. Cuba Ia
di>cuss the details Tor the opera
titsn which y scheduled 10 start
IN Nav.
On the agenda NJ the meetings
Ngli be The question of taxation
occupation licenses. the posi-
biiifv II constructing a City
parking lot AZ the foot ~ simon
TN street Cor this end of the ferry
llue end the addition II general
facilities 10 accommodate ths
floe ~ commerce the project
sssnlid bring.
Besides the commissioner.
CONTINUED eDn Pace Three,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

The Pfesssm ssid ~ Mr. Mari,
kins ssr Ire peinsisss as<sssfsss
Festival Fsrd wsli - msiise - 81
ssessFie<rs WITHIN Ne eesf tsv
DAYS.
MR. DAVID AHecuRoy
chssvnssn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
Navy Charity Carnival
Gets Underway Tonight
$4,000, 900 Air Strip Being
{ Constructed On Big Pine
Ed Barry Is
Building Field
Primarily For
Pirate Planes

A ST5.ODO MIR strip,
1000 feel in length j. be.
ing constructed on Big
Pine kcy. near the old No
Name hey bridge. Capt. fsi
Barry announced TODAY
Barr, il building the
airficld rrimGrii, for pri-
vale planes n part of the
growing punga lsrisa suh.
division on Isig Pine. hc
laid. 1woengined planes
n we'll n the smaller craft
will be- able io land on the
field.
Work startled on the
new air strip Yesterday,
Barry said. II viii be the
fret private airfielsl al
such sine on the Keys. cx-
rcpt for the Marathon
sielh.
Barry IL financing The con.
siruction of the field throuen the
sale 81 lots In the Punta Bfisa
development ON Big Pine. 81
far nine out Of the "a lots have
been sold
Fishermen on The old wooden
bridge ask about property while
they arc fishing. and some 81
them have bought their lots on
the spot" Barry said
Barry Is putting zap The Old
Wooden Bridge Fishing Camp
f;-ontinusd on PAGE Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
Old Friends And The Stars
Above Us DO Not Change,
Poet Robert Frost Says
DIAN on n. =.
POETS VISITS
"uNCIIANGI\C"
by SUSAN MrAvoY

Robert Frost, Dean of Ameri-
can poets whose verse has made
him famous throughout the
world, said with q twinkle IN his
blue eyes yesterday
4 couldn't ever write novel
because I could not describe
women's clothes. can Say they
are beautiful bat never OBJ
serve more than the general
effect.
womens clothes arr about the
only part II oar hfe TODAY that
THE poet laureate "a the United
States does not describe.
Whether is . sparrow. o.
snow covered hill IN his beloved
Vermont where he lives. or
pelican on the occan shore
FroSt's life has been devoted "a
finding the word ne wants 10
single ouf 1T the universe the
object he Is describing
'Pui them ~ word put
them IN their place Pot them in
gallery Not q rigid gallcry
bal Keep them an your own
stoFehouse. advised TOE hand. !.
some whltehaircd poet vito will
be T8 next month.
"wflting IS a problem uf dis.
criminating SEC little spar
row hawk on a wire Tho word
cute comes a. mind how rule
the little sparrow hawk h. But
then ! see htm in arti0n and
the word 'cuei' applies Cute.
cruel are the words then for the
sparroW hawk ! have GOO h
master han Wiih a Wurd
fou d. TIRE same with pen-
pie" continued ~MsrRe Robert
@ontlnued ga PAGE Threel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
TorIladoes In
Three States
Cause Ruin
One Dead; si~i, Are
iniured In Wake OF
Devastating Storms
a.. Goutsesu Sfnse.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. n-rounc.
Ing from black and boiling SKIES.
t0rnadpcs ruamcd with bloody
destruction through four states
Wednesday night
The toll as rescucrx dug into
crushed homes Ia Alabama. Az.
kansas. Tennessee and Missouri
was one dead and more than %
injured. Iiailaorms added their
damage IN Mizsissippi end other
states.
Thirty persons were hespisalizcd
and an estimated rs homes ueFe
damaged 81 Dechcfd. Tenn. ~
miles southeast u <asAxIiIe Five
ears 4 : frc,Hhf iSeia u<rf nluwn
from r&llruad tracks there.
The III In hard ne Nerfl ALI
hama aas enc dead and ~ IN
jnred. Nnmerous houses n rural
communities were wrecked.
The winds ripped buildings aparI
and wrapped heavy metal iele.
phone eables around trees. Hal
IS be - bascbaIi< was reported.
hurried awas insn the night.
A panic strieken man leapsd
fvm . car INTO thc funnel ~ q
tornado near Adamsyilie. and was
was reported found later. NOT badly
hurt.
Clarence Espey. 50. died vhcn .
storm tore hts house apart Al New
'nn.inust - raEn Threel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
TRUMAN DUE HERE IN EARLY MARCH
May Arrire
March 5h And
Stay Until
March 18th

ny SUSAN MeAsoY
President Harry Truman
will arrive in kcy Wesi
early in March for hi- Ilih
working vacation. IL was
learned unofficially today.
The Ciiixcm called the
Up i'm Miami nj noon io
cheek on the dates of ilar
Presidents "trip la key
Vest. The up ~ould moi
deny ar confirm the story.
lending further crcdlence
- the report that the Chief
Executive will arrive In
Narch.
The Navy had ma eon,-
rDeni Ia make on the re-.
pori.
The President said whcn
hr Left Isoca Chica field on
Deccmlser q,
"l'm coming hack io
key West in March. IL I
can. 1882 l. a special year
YOU know"
The official statement on the
Presidents plans must come from
the White House. Last fall the
White House announcement of
the Presidents visit was made
On October y, ~ days before his
errisai ON November q. prcSi.
Dental Press Secretary Joe Short
Who always accompanies the
Psesh cni confirmed the report ~
fhst time.
President Truman spent
etfins-~orking vacation in Kes
West In March NJ lee.
The expected March visit connes
three months after his fall trip
% Kew West
The news u the Chefs arrival
comes when kcy West u In the
first week Of Us peak season Of
tourist activity.
Just as thc autumn visii Jump.
cd the tourist season. 50 the
spring trip with lengthen the stay
Of many tourists who want 10 be
In town when thc Chief Execu.
tive and hts colorfui ensouragc
arrive.
High ranking aides. military
end civilian. will ACCOMPANY
President Truman a usual. The
White House correspondents will
conc with ham % meet n daily
press conferences al the Naval
Station.
The President win as usual
stay II the Little White House on
the base. Extraordinary protec-
tive measures will be taken b.
insure privacy for the Chief. and
secrecy upon his exact time Of
departure from Washington and
his arrival I'm Key West.
On the November December.
1881 trip. the President worked
ON his budget message. his State
Of the Union Message. and other
important state papers. Until Of.
ficial word from the White House
comes. n h not known what
specific tasks he viii bring with
HIM this time.
President Truman gets an
enormous amount of desk 9ork
done while he Is In Key West be-
cause he Is free from Interrupt.
tons By ceaseless streams Of
callers who reach him IN the
nations capital
tie follows daily schedule
here Of early morning rising. a
walk, and hrQakfa0f work
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
Eisenhower
Urged To
Return Soon
Senator Morse Says
lnless lie Does IIe
Will Lose COP

Nv t0e A1te<tsfe4 Ffsts
Gen. Eisenhower was urged by
one Of has supporters today 10
come home and launch . vigorous
campaign for the Republican pres.
ideniiai nomination before II IL
too late.
This Was q change IN viewpoint
for Sen. Morse CIR. aOre.l. Ne had
indicated q month ago hs thought
the general could win the COP
nomination In July without leaving
Europe.
Morses statement In an inter.
view was Interpreted as rejecting
q growing belief among some vi
senhowcr hackers that he win have
10 meet headon the drive By Sen.
Tan of Ohio for the nomination.
The Oregon senator added that
there were several generals Who
could take over Fisenhowfrs Job
= eommander n Ne Norih AZ.
lantic Treaty Organization fNATOl
but no one Was 50 well qualified
for the presidency.
Il am very hopeful. Morse
said. that Eisenhower wli' rerog.
r'le before 4 n I'm n1a "a a.
welfare ~ the country need hts
great leadership much more IN ne
White House than as head ~ Che
North Atlantic Treaty Organic.
ton"
Eisenhower said last month he
would not seek the nomination bui
would accept n Il Il were offered.
Sen. Brewster R..Me.. q Taft
hacker. said he Is convinced tho
general meant exactly what NJ
said" about making mo- pre.conscn.
ton campaign.
Commenting that politicians
seem 10 have difficulty understand.
ING generals, Brewster told news.
men he 10 convinced Gen. Douglas
Macarthur also meant 10 when he
said he was not . candidate Cor
President.
Another general. ~. Gen. Albert
&. Wedcmeyer. nov retired 90 pri-
waite business, called 'subStanilsily
correct" q stsicmeni BY Mrs.
Mary Y. kenney that he had
agreed 10 be a fayorile son can.
didste In Nebraska, provided he
Is mot committed 10 any particular
candidate.
Mrs. kenney II state chairman
Of the Fighters for General Mac.
Arthur. Wedcmeyer said he would
not campaign for the nomination
but II Nebraska Republicans enter
ham he wilI not refuse 10 run.
Other political Developments
1. President Truman told a
farewell dinner for re-
iiring Price Administrators Michael
Disable "Wednesday night he hopes
the former Toledo mayor viii de-
feat Sen. Bricker ca. -Ghiol for re
election. Disable Is q candidate Tor
the Democratic nomination 10 op.
pose Brieker.
2. Caliiornia's Gov. Earl Warren
took issue with Tsft's Lincoln Day
speech IN which the Ohioan urged
that American arms and training
~ ef.tnd.a An Nafs..r.l..s fshlx.nsa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
New Invention May Someday
End Key Vests Water Problem
Peter Jones
Has Economical
Process For Salt.
WaferCOnrersi0n

Inventor Peter Jones of
the Rcfiniic Corporation
Omaha. Nebraska. has been
given widespread acclaim
by the Associated Press for
HE Invention that will pro-.
duce potable water Geo.
non'icall, from sea water.
jones claims thar under
his system distilled sali
wafer can bc produced ai a
cost Of only two cents per
tom.
The Citizen contacted
Mr.. Jones bceause of the
acute shortage of water I'm
the Island City.
The following l. the icxi
al the inventors reply,
Mr.. NJ n. Tucker. Who IA our
General Sales Manager. Just hand.
cd me your letter ~ February 2.
& we requested me 20 answer
W. "n'rh J am very delighted 10
90
The matter 10 mich you refer
IN pour ritter Ia my invensson.
which | have recently developcd.
ana rhich = = be cxpcfimented
a. ~ ffe ~. pnfntinr
we are n"w IN esfiy STAGES Of pro
Nnas ~ thal eNpefimentAfiun.
The system. CT the means By
which the sea water may be puri.
fled 10 . pure distilled water h
method n disiillaiion without usine
heat. TIE heat effect II smbxtiiul.
Cd BY the effect NJ vacuum upon
the water. There are numerous
xySiems that are known, that DO
NOT apply heat f0f distlllaiion ~
sea watcr. However, the power re-.
quircments that are necessary An
order to operate shozc spparatnxes
are 70 great that the cost II sup.
plying the power demand for those
apparafnses are quite hlRh and
therefore. In turn. 50 Procured DIS.
titled water IA considerably hsrh.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. ldio, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDdit three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
George Lewis. 81. East Orange. N. j., and
Ida williams, "a. 212 r st. NV.
"sn .as ses s:as. t. ss'issR sss Esss
RoIiis wh,ts Ill.,; T.; So asls e g. catnssr9, tss ave
Jane. ,.! Dennis. @ q %. M 1855 srd St. NV, and
william dI dMIclpaEin: SO; Manitoba Canada
Melvin Ell .SS;ox: SS;ox: 21. Clinton, n; e; and Marie
woodrow Bri:coe. %. and Lottie Wash
Aon SS aa aad oaTsn. ave Kns
Roger Bailey. is. ssoe Iith St. NV. and
Robsfs e.ssnS Smith a. e si4 1ase pdpsr St: % pS
william sipes. Il: 1874 New i Hampshire m IRE
:,Y;. ave; 1,M. MS and Addis Smiley Is. chev:
:ss S:ss SsssS co. 5kss55sl9ssssn 5s5s sas Com as
NoTns cofs9 g. g. ssss spsns Md MD fnd
John Thomas: IT, -2s. 5 Que st. ne. "a and
Eloise Harris. 2S, l745 North Capitol 81
Virsil cCsssdssll,, s 1,r 21; 1921 l. VERMONT ave
TnsTe.s buRi7.1.. st4ss, r. 2soo wv Wiscon: aae
ohs!d E!naaisi; 81: 5000 Ma,..shusett.
osS' g. Of II ils1 9f ps1a pehesso e. and
Emanuel simonaro. 81 1000 Ridge pl. s.e.,
and Gloria Girardi. 90. 1914 Que st. Sc
william Sholoski; 2l: Mountain. wis, and
William johnson, 1s. 1914 Z st. NV, and
sifmund pnan Jasodynski 23; Lynn. Mass. and
chsSnces coyinston. n. s1@ 1906 T. oSeb.c ss pl
Nv; and Genine Washington. 2a, 1886
sns Mss sts~P Wstfn, sS ~ eo1s a Nina
George conger. Sc. ISIS Fort t. Dupont ; st st
Sc. and Lucy Hines. 80. 1909 Kalmia
Oscar Shapiro. 40, 1850 Harvard st. NV,
and Mary shinn 20, 51o0 Hanna pi.
Edxsrs sss Smith i, q q. and Catherine Tucker
Ernest srizendlne. % IS. SS1s e; u Eye st. NV.
and Betty Watson, 21. 1906 Burke st.
%. both Of e512 7th st. NV.
Gordon YIN. 80. Baltimore. and Jennelle
John Neubauer. 23, New York City. and
Barbara Kitay.. "a: 6616. 4th st. NV.
John Conway, 26. Alexandria, Va. and
Msuveline Lawrence, 20. 1921 Kenyon
willie NIX. ~. 1880 corcoran st. NV,
and Carrie Anderson, SO. 1927 o st. NV.
Carl Miles. q. 16S St: nv. and Ger
Warren Robinson. 20. 1888 srd ct. NV
and Constance Jackson. 1S. 1887 Bro
St. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
z Baltimore Youths
Gel Suspended Terms
In Hiker Robberies

Suspended sentences Of 10 years
each were imposed in Arlington
Circuit Court yesterday on two
Baltimore youths who pleaded
guilty to picking up hitch-hiking
servicemen and robbing them.
The youths are Eugene r. Scar
brough, 81, and William Joseph
Kenny, 10. They were placed on
probation for i've years by Judge
Walter T. Mccarthy.
Two Arlington robberies, two in
Fairfax, one in Washington and
another in Baltimore County were
committed by Scarbough and
Kenny and two juvenile COM
Ipanions on the night of July 9,
probation officers told Judge Nc
Carthy.
The four were caught after a
Marine in their car got scared
and jumped out. He gave police
the license number of the car and
the four were caught by Mary
land State Police near Waterloo.
Commonwealth's Attorney, Will
liam J. Hassan, said the crimes
were particularly vicious but he
said the youths have co-operated
with authorities since their ar
rests. The attorney for Scar
brough and Kenny, Glen H. Deem,
said no weapon was used tn the
robberieS.
The two younger boys have been
sentenced in Baltimore County
and are on probation there.
Judge Mccarthy suspended the
sentences after probation officials
said they were satisfied they
won't hurt anybody while they
are being rehabilitated." Judge
Mccarthy said that he didn't
think it would do any good to
turn them loose except under
strict probation.
They're not the only ones to
be considered" the Judge said,
"the ones they might hurt have
to be considered too."