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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-30
Observation-Disclosures Dolfsblatt
countybeamte
suchen WiederWahl

3tpei Mitelieher Der NebDrbe Der
Gountpfommiiiare m0htei, gerne
aui tpeitere bier Sabre tuieoer 9c=
lpdblt iperben. benrp &. Speetb 1T
lett brci Sobren Elm Wit9lieb oerlel>
ben ,nn bat ieinen gSeitblif, ieinen
Mut mb ieine 'sGbiafeiten ullf man.
niafalti9e 9Seiie beipieien. limb ct
bat feline ais iSiibrer in, Stabtrat
aeiammelten Griabrunaen mitaes
braht. Gosu fommt, oaB er Oellt.
iher 6erfllnft uno audi ltols 0arauf
lit. Gs ipiro bon Ser Stellben @e=
ielli6aft befiirlportet. llnO iein
8ollcae Sobn s. Gurrp hiente ihon
falt 90 Sabre als Gountnfommiiiar.
Muh er ipar porber Wiitalien oes
Stabtrats uno Der Gtaatsleaislatur
aelpeien. 0eioe iino immer auf ibre
0eront,portlihfeit Dem Steuersab=
Ter aeaeniiber beoaht. sic baben elm
lmiaiienbes 8roaramm bon 8erbei=
ierunsen ,no 9teubauten burbse.
fiibrt, obnc bie Stelerrate bes
Gountp erb0ben su miiiien.
Slls Groiecuting Nttornep lauft
;Sranf 3. Gullitan. ber ieit 20 Sab
rem ouf bieiem Goiten lit. lleber iei=
ne Qeiitllnaen iagte glu,oesri6ter
Gmmeric) ,Sreeb: ST fiibrt beftige
SdIae ,uber ME tiefe S6lae."
9ie fiihrenben 3eitllnaen, hiir=
aerlihen, reliaioien uno froternellen
Cr9aniiationen auBern iih lobeno
iiber Die ebrlihe, fdbiae, ipariame
uno IeiltllnasfGbiae 9lbminiitration
bes Sberiffs Soieph 30. Sipecnep,
Der ii6 ebenfaIs Inn 0ieoerlpabl
beipirbt,
Ser Gonorner 0r. Samuel Ger
ber. Der ieit Sanuor 1887 bieien
Soften inne hat, itellt iih ebenfalls
,ur &ieberipabl. Gr bat es fertia
| eebrad,t. ieine Sffice I'll elmer Der
herporra9enoiten I'M 9ano su ma
diem.
9epnarb s. Shirt. ebenfdlls ppn
Der Steuben Geielllhaft empfohlen,
m0hte als Glerf Of Courts ipieoer
qelpGblt iperoen unb perlpeiit allf
ieine Grfobrlmg. Spariamfeit uilo
Siihtigfeit. st mar es, Der bas
Mifrofilmipitem III ieinem 8iiro
einfii6rte. ipoollrh iihrlih Sallen=
De bon Collar eripart iperocu.
9Sihtia lit aud, bas slmt bes
Gcuntpid)otmeiiters. ipelbes fem
poIitiihes slmt lit, ionoern Cit gii.
10 fir ridtia uno leiitllnasfabia
abaelpidelte Seifentlide &eihdtte.
Ser Snbaber Wonroe ilht &ieoer.
pabI ant 1,Gdlten 9ienstaa. ilnter
ibm iinb iiber 600 Willionen Dol.
lar folleftiert ,no nerausaabt ipor.
ben. Die aolleftim ipurbe beihlell=
niat. Woberne Maibinerie ipurbe
inltalliert. Wonrce lit beltrebt, Ser:
beiierunaen sll nahen, no tie not.
,uenhi0 1inb.
llno ihIieblih lit es nod be,
Gcuntbz Snaenieur gilbert e. Eor.
ter, ipelher ebeufalls ipieher 0eipdhl1
tperoen mDhte. Gr pertpeilt auf q
iGbriae Grfabrllna ais sinaenielr
| Gr hetont. baB inter linn has Strd,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-30
anqenommen Werden

Committee, gunabo0o County Maz
pors' sliiociatiou, 2eaane pf Wo-
men 3oters Of Glepelano, Gbairs
man, the Gunaboaa Gountp 0enlo=
cratic Greclltipe Committee, Chair
man, Gountp Mepublican Gentral
Committee, rmo anbere
llno ;Sranf 5. 9ipon. cine fiibrenz
oer Gertreter Ii. ein Goriisenoer pes
Citizens Committee for 10 Tital
Siiues, ioat oaiu. Glepelano uno
anoere @emeinben int GountD bdts
ten in BEN lebten iehs 9tadfriess.
iabren Elm foloiiales @aAstum er=
Iebt. ;Sabrifen, geidafte, 8irden,
Slulen unO Nobubau'er bdtten
Inn 3ebntauienbe suaenommen. Be
ihGitialna ,nb 2obnsablun9en baz
ben einen Neforoitanb erreid)t. Die
les 8a6stum forbert mebr offentli=
he 8erfe unb Dienlte, Die finanz
,iert peroen niiiien, bamit Die 8es
lncinoe >peiterbin elm gutter 9slab iu
@obnen, slrbeiten uno @riinouna
elmer ssamiIie bleibt. 0esbalb lit
bic Mnnabme bieier 10 Sllres boz,
Torteil fir ale, Manner, ,yrauen
,lno Ainoer in StaDt llno Gountn.
| Sic 10 Gorihldae entbalten Is
8onbausgaben our ssinansieruna
| bes slnteils Der Stabt an Ben 8os
lteu bon lrnaeidbr Der 6dlfte hires
Observation-Disclosures =Groaramms
aui Sic nGhlten feds Sabre. Sie
8onbansaobeu belaufen iih aui
$54, 100000.
| Tie gunoesreaierlma uno Der
staat Ohio ,peroen piele ipeitere
Ntillionen Collar beiiteuern sur
gusfiibrlne aetpiiier Broiefte.
Otand,e 9sroiefte mahen iih ielblt
besablt ooer ipenieitens teilpeiic
aus ben Ginnabmen, bic iie abiper=
fen.
Gonn limb ba ,lpei Gclntp Bomb
aussabeu Cine ioll $4,sOO,0
einbrineen, bic sulammen nit fritz
ber beipiuigten $3,25O,OOO ben,
0au zines Goln1tp 8iiroaeballoes
| am Mall hieneu iouen. llnb bie on
oere in !oobe bon $2,75O.OOO iol
fir S(enoeruna. Gcrbeiieruna uno
s(usitottuna nes Gbroniiden SO,
ipitaIs inter Der SnfirmarD peripells
bet nerben. ipeI6e bas Gountp in,
sluault bon ber StaOt iibernabm
9ieie GicbGlhe ,lnb oas MN I'M
@au befinoIihe nelte 6oipitalge'
bdune ipiirnen 90 brinaeno benOtias
tc 9etten bieten fir ioIhe, bic al
| dronii1en 8ronfbeiten lcioen.
Die Glepelanber offentlihen
Sd)ulen ben0tiaeu cine iGbrtide
Nuflaqe BON 9.5 0tiQ ouf sipei Sab:
re, Inn mebr aIs bic 6alfte bes fin
Shulbetrieb 1858 rmo 1854 be-
| n0tiste @elb allfaubrinaeu. Ginbe
oriffen lit cine Grbobuna Inn Is
Otill, bic 1000. 900 i'm Sahr ubs
lpirit, linn bic Schulen ber anaemel
ienen 8aiis nad nG6Item Suni 81
| p"''>"'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-30
10 Fragen soIIten

s(ue 10 ;Sroaen. bic BEN &ablern
GIepeIanbs uno oes GonptD AM
7ienstae nor9elest Weroen, itno
pun pielen fiibrenoen Sraanilationen
beiiiriportet lporoe,,. 9ieie gefiir=
iporter ltellen einen Guerlhnltt
ourh has @rob- b-Glepelunoer Sc
i1,GitsIeben, slrbeiteridaft. burger
lihe. politiihe .rmo proieiiionelle
Sraaniiationen bar. gu ibnen &C.
boren Die folaenben:
Gitisens 2ea9le Of @redter Glepez
Lamb, Glepelano Chamber Of Cont
merce. GIepelanb GSSzGSlG, Gle
peIanb federation Of 2abor. Glepez
ianO Geips, GieDeianS Eiain Ceos
ler, GIepclono @reB, Grecutipe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-30

fonStruftipe gIdne fir bic 3ufunft.
0orter lit Temofrat unb eriuht utli
WieberipabI ouf @rilnb ieirer Sel<
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Benipitem bes gountp in beltem 2u,
itano aebalten lpurbe. Seine Sraa.
niiation babe Ghritt aebalten nit
nphernen Gntluiflun0en linn hahe
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cASoliN:

Gasolin NIT unrichtigen Start und Auf-
rm-Eigenschaften kann veranlassen,
dass der Motor NIGHT startet, oder star
tet. jedoch wieder stehen bleibt. Neue,
verbesserte Sohio X-tane und Sohio
Supreme Gasoline haben gerade die
richtisen Qualitaeten fuer Ohio Fahren!
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Mer einen Shref iiberitano. hai
ouit All Iodlen.
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hier ist vie Sohio earantierter Startsehutz linen
hi|ft, diese yier nauptursaehen des versagens Won
Autostarten zu vermeiden!

oA SkUe:
Fine der Hauptursachen des Versagens
Won Winterstarten ist die Batterie! Die
ses Jahr umfasst der Soho Garantierte
Startschutz einen einzigartigen neuen
periodischen Batteriepruefplan. Dieser
Dienst kostet NIGHTS.
scHMIERUNc:
Getriebeoel, das zu schwer list, oder
Motoroel, das NIGHT fiiesst, schwaecht
1hre Batterie. Garantiertes Starten UNI
fasst Schmieroele der richtigen Schwere
in Transmission und Differential, und
frei fliessendes Sludge widerstehendes
Sohio Wintersorte Gel in Crankcase.
cEFRoRENE cAsLEITuNcEN:
Carantierter Startschutz umfasst Super
Hi-Cyl. Elm erprobtes Gasolin Anti
Freeze, welches positiven Schultz gegen
die Hauptursache der Schwierigkeit
gibt.,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-15

may be that you will have to use
a fan and a modulating intake.
This may be purchased through a
poultry supply dealer. / fear that
any direct openings may cause too
much draft.
About the windows, you should
have the entire south side windows.
wish that you could place the
door on the east end. You are go
ing to cut off Light to have it in
the south. Also l do not like the
windows on the other two sides.
This will not be necessary if you
have the whole south side fitted
with windows.
Yes, certainly have the inside of
the house sealed in order to have
proper insulation. But be careful
what you seal it with. The average
wall board is just an invitation for
birds to peck. They will soon have
it full of holes and your insulation is
gone. Besides wall board is hard on
the chickens insides. They some
times develop a trouble that looks
about like Ecoccidiosis. They have
bloody droppings and they die. l
would rather seal the inside with
cheap flooring. Then you have some
thing permanent.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-15
WEAK cHTcKs

q. have purchased some very
fine New Hampshire chicks.
Most Of them eat well and are
husky. But three of them act weak
and do not seem TO eat. What would
you suggest doing?-Mrs. NJ. r.
Gallatin county.
A. If you have a lot of chicks the
cheapest thing is to kill these chicks.
There are always a few that
do not get good start. But if you
have only a few and want to raise
every one, would take these weak
ones from the rest of the bunch and
feed them by themselves until they
get a good enough start to hold their
own with the gang.
You might try to give them some
SKINNED milk or buttermilk. If they
will not drink it Of their own ac-
cord give it to them with a medicine
dropper. Be sure that the tip Of the
dropper is past the opening of their
wind pipe so that they won't choke.
But this hand feeding is a miserable
job and not worth the effort unless
you only have a few and are bent
on saving every one.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-15
Poultry Department
SMALL HOUSE HARD
TO vENTILATE
b. H. 3. CUSHMAN

o. We are buiIdin5 . small
chicken coop shout l4x16. We are
making ii an uneven span with
the smaller slope TO the south. How
many windows should we put in?
The doors will be in the south too.
We think if best TO put windows in
the sides with two or three in the
south. Is this advisabie7 The roosts
and nests win be put in the rest
Of the walls,
What type of ventilation would
you advise TO keep Il warm yet
free from frost and dampness?
Should we put q wall board ON
the inside Of il and insulafe it?
N. r. Phillips county.
A. / am sorry that you are build
ng such small house. It is going
10 be very hard to ventilate as tht
birds will be so near the front o
he house when on the roosts. /
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-15

Stocks of merchantable potatoes
held by Wyoming farmers and local
dealers. totalled $4,000 bushels,
which is only SIS percent of the
stocks last year and AZ percent of the
10-year average, says A. w. Willis,
economist with the Wyoming Agri-
cultural Extension service.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-15

Forming is hazardous business Guurd
carefully against accident but protect your
self from loss by ticking out a Montond
Former Stockmon SPECIAL ACCIDENT
INSURANCE POLICY. Full information on
request. Write Insurance Dept. Montana
Former-Stockmon. Greet Falls. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-15

Elaine stirland. Chinook 4-H club
member. recently demonstrated egg
quality before $500 delegates attending
the annual Institute of the American
Poultry Industries al Kansas City. Mo.
She was accompanied by Miss Harrictte
Cushman. extension poultry specialist.
who originated the 4-EI demonstration
program in 1910. Mary Lou Flodin of
Plains. as top demonstration Of the state
this year. attended the national All
congress az Chicago. Elaine as rum
nerup was selected to go TO Kansas City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
|0ver-3,0OO Expected
Al Board Of Trades
Annual Spring Outing

More than 5000 members and
guests are expected to attend the
Board of Trades annual spring
outing Saturday at Chesapeake
Beach, Va.
Among those who have accepted
invitations so far. it was an
nounced. are Senators Mccarthy,
Republican. of Wisconsin. and
Hunt. Democrat, Of Wyoming. The
all-day program will feature
music. sports events. entertain
ment. prizes and lots of food.
Dinner will be served from III
am. to 2 pm, and a complete
stage show will follow at 3 pm.
according to Lee p. Claggett,
chairman Of the outing. :.
Guests who have accepted in
lvitations include:
Representatives John L. McMil-
Ian, Oren Harris, Thomas c. Aber-'
nathy. Robert E. Jones, jr.. Paul
&c. Jones, Pat Sutton, Sid Simpson,
Joseph P. O'Hara. Henry o. Tale.
AL L. Miller. Carroll D. Kearns.
Harold c. Hagen and Joseph D.
Bates.
Also. Commissioner F. Joseph
Donohue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Renah F. Camalier. Police Supt.
Robert v. Murray, and Judges
Alexander Holtzoff. Edward A.
Tamm. James r. Kirkland, Walter
y. Casey, George D. Nelson,
Aubrey B. Fennell. Milton C..
Kronheim, jr.. Thomas C. Scalley.
and John j. Malloy.
Also. Lawrence K. Duvall,
George A. England, c. H.
Thornett, John w. West. James
L. Martin, Arthur B. Pilkerton,
Walter L. Fowler, Guy M. Pearson,
Roland M. Brennan. DR.. Hobart
NJ Corning. 10 v. Morgan, c. A..
Wharton. Vernon E. West, F. L.
Timmons. jr.. Merrell A. Coe,
Francis F. Healy, j. N. Robertson.
George E. Keneipp, J. Thomas
Kennedy.
Also. Willard H. Sutton, DR..
Daniel L. Seckinger, Col. Waldron
E. Leonard. James H. Flanagan,
Kenneth w. Spencer. Alan w.
Payne, Harry L. Walker, Chatham
|'C. Nottingham. C. T. McCavin,
Y. j. Wright, Cyril S. Lawrence.
Vincent A. Holmes, John A..
Remon. Edward J. Kelly, Fred z.
Hetzel. Richard Eaton. P. M.
Deming and William N. Mcleod, jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
Leghorn Dock Dispute
Threatens to Spread
BY the Associated Press

LEGHORN, Italy. May 1.-THE
Communist-controlled neral
Federation of Labor here threat
ened tonight to call a 24-hour
general strike in all Leghorn Prov
ince next week to support Com
munist dockworkers in their dis
pute with the United States Army
supply command.
The threat came as Communist
dockworkers went on another To-
cal strike at 2:30 pm. today until
8 am. tomorrow demanding
share of the work unloading Amer
lean supply ships. So far all I'M
loading has gone to 40 especially
screened non-C Communist workers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
':Hov Lovely
Your Hair Looks .

And how lovely to hear such compliments Let your hair win
you the fotte womons GROWING glory deserves your hair
geyng? Color faded? Dull and ocuse? Quickly and pleas
onty Rox Color Shampoo will bring beautiful color
every visible strand making your hair symphony Of dancing
hghights You can choose from II fIoerng shades light
enne your hair dorkeng changing the color completely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

beneficial herbal extracts and effective astrin.
gents. 1t will give you astounding results!
Here's what you can expect
In mere minutes your face will look and feel
years younger. Sagging chin lines seem to van.
ish. Flabbiness becomes more taut. Your skin
is tightened, toned, uplifted-glows with new
firm freshness.
Marvellous the way its tingling, Tightening
action helps your face to the firm look of youth.
Wrinkles are smoothed away for hours at a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
Consultation Service

Hair coone the personal and technical in the beauty
field Come in for chat with Of experts who will be
glad discuss individual coIorne problem No obligation Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
Her new Contour-Lift Film firms. lifts
and tig htens facial contours!

After years of worldwide re.
search with both doctors and
scientists, the fabulous Helena
Rubinstein has perfected a phe-
nomenal new beauty fluid. 1t
is called coNToUR.L1FT FILM
and it ''lifts," firms, and tight
ems your facial contours.
This sensational new cos.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

time. That tired, droopy look disappears.
All day and night firming treatment
coNToUR-L1FT FILM goes on easily, is instantly
absorbed and completely invisible. You can use
this perfect frming base all day long under
your makeup. 1t should also be part of your
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For all beauty conscious women
CoNToUR-LIFT FILM is essential to women OF all
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with aging contours, deepening wrinkles, sag
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marvellous pickup before date.
A two month supply of coNToUR,L1Fr FILM
is 500; Introductory one month supply 800.
Complete instructions come with every bottle.
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Evening star., 1952-04-19
Two Plaques Honor Donors
To Corcoran Art Gallery

The trustees of the Corcoran
Gallery of Art yesterday honored
IA individuals and organizations
that have endowed the gallery by
unveiling two bronze plaques
bearing their names.
The plaques, flanking the gall
lery's main stairway. list the
names of 10 benefactors of the
gallery who gave funds or art
works in excess of $4,000 and of
four patrons who have given
more than $4,000. President
Charles c. Glover. jr., unveiled the
tablets at a ceremony preceding a
meeting of the trustees.
Memorialized as benefactorS are
Anne E. Clark, Huguette Marcelle
Clark. William A. Clark, William
Wilson Corcoran, Mary Clark de
Brabant, the A. w. Mellon Edu-
Evening star., 1952-04-19
BY the Assoeiofed Press

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va. April 19.-First use of a
monkey lung to provide an exter-
nal substitute for the lungs of a
human being during surgery was
announced yesterday by a surgeon
who said the technique kept sew
eral babies alive for a time-one
of them for three hours.
The monkey lungs. freshly re-
moved from the animals, we're
used in conjunction with a me
Ichanical heart" and were employed
specifically to supply oxygen to
the blood of the patients whose
own heart and lung systems were
cut off.
One monkey lung was used for
each of five human infants. All
the babies were suffering from
congenital heart defects, and di-
rect operation on the heart itself
constituted their only chance for
survival.
None Survive Operation.
None Of the babies survived, but
the surgeon who described the
technique said there is encourage
ment in the fact that life was
maintained even though tenn
porarily-with the aid of Sub
stiute" heart and lung system out
side the patients own bodies.
DR.. Robert James, head of the
department of surgery at the
University of Toronto, said the
technique was developed by DR..
w. T. Mustard of the university
staff. Although the work has not
yet been described in scientific
literature, DR.. James mentioned it
briefly at a meeting of the Ameri-
can Surgical Association here.
He had been commenting on a
scientific paper by DR.. Willis j.
Potts of Chicago. describing sue
cessful animal experiments with
substitute" lungs.
DR.. James said the Canadian
monkey lung technique constituted
another possible step toward the
Evening star., 1952-04-19
Bold New Policy by U. n. Dominated by Armstrong

A demand that the United Ma
tions be reformed so it would be
more than a propaganda agency
for the Soviet regime" was voiced
yesterday by a Republican Con-
gresham.
Representative Armstrong of
Missouri told an Associated
Church Press meeting "the United
Nations must be given the power
to define and prevent aggression
by a true collective security" The
meeting was held in the Congress
sional Hotel.
The speaker called for a bold
new policy" by the United States
to restore the moral leadership
our Nation has lost.
This policy would encourage
Evening star., 1952-04-19
Monkey Lung Used First Time
During Operation on Human

objective of perfecting substit lte
heart and lung systems for use
in cases where temporary stop
page of the patients own heart
and lungs offers the only chance
for successful surgery.
He stressed that the Canadian
work and that of other investi-
gators in this substitute" system
field have kept animals alive for
long periods with such systems
and there have been three cases
where humans have been kept
alive for short periods with the aid
of purely mechanical systems.
First Use on Humans.
But the Canadian work is the
first in which the lung of an
animal has been used as an ex-
perimental substitute for the
lungs of a human.
DR.. James said that DR.. Mustard
has for several years been doing
animal studies on the subject
But recently. he decided to try
the lung of a monkey in human
cases. on the theory that it might
prove simpler to use than a
wholly mechanical one hitherto
employed in the three human
cases reported elsewhere.
DR.. James said the results of a
Canadian test have not yet been
fully evaluated, but that there is
some indication that monkey
lungs might be especially useful
in operating on infants-provided
the technique is fully perfected.
It works this way:
Blood is pumped out of the
patients veins by means Of a
mechanical heart. The blood
then is fed through the monkey
lung, which is caused to initiate
and def1ate automatically. The
lung takes in oxygen, which is
then supplied to the blood. 1t
also removes carbon dioxide from
the blood. The blood ultimately
is returned to the patients body
by means of a tube linked with
an artery.
Evening star., 1952-04-19

cational and Charitable Trust,
Katherine Clark Morris, James
Parmalee, Phoebe Tayloe and
Mary Emma Griffin Walker.
Listed as patrons are Charles C.
Glover, the heirs of George E.
Lemon, Stuart Farrar Smith and
Margaretta Cameron McVeagh
Farrar Smith.
Evening star., 1952-04-19
JuIiunu Continues Tour;
Los Angeles Is Next
BY the Associofed Press

SAN FRANCISCO. April 49,
Queen Juliana and Prince Bern
hard of the Netherlands turned
toward Southern California today
for a second strenuous round of
their goodwill conquest Of the
West Coast.
Their one-way stand in San
Francisco was a huge success, at
tended by milling crowds, plaudits
and enthusiastic comments. The
royal party was scheduled to leave
early today for Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1952-04-19

those behind the Iron Curtain to
resist Communism" Representa-
tive Armstrong said. It would also
use "every factor of psychology
ical strategy in the cold war
against Soviet ideology" and would
help "underprivileged people" raise
their standard of living.
Evening star., 1952-04-19
ARLINGTON Plunner to Tolk

c. l.. Kinnier, planning engineer
for Arlington County, will speak
on development Of the Ballston
area at a meeting Of the New
Ballston Citizens Association at
8 pm. Monday at oil North
Stuart street.
Evening star., 1952-04-19

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