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KVV"Io u VI Il " IVININ Q To
Ran for V Jones in Sth
Flied out for Drews In Slh
Philadelphia 900 600 OOO--0
st. Louis uUa ucO lun-3
Runs-Lowrey t2l. D Rice Errors
None; Runs batted IND. Rice (@l. 3oyer.
TWo-ba hits-Boyer, LoWIey Stolen
base - Lowrey. Double plays Ryan,
to Hammer to v Jones Stanky to Hemus
to Bi!ko, Lett on bases--Phiia delphip ).
St Louis, 3 Bases on balls--Of Drews 8,
of Boyer ] Struck out-By DreWs i. by
Boyer .. Hits-Of Drews. d in : innines;
off Konstanty. . in | inning. Runs and
earned runs-Of Drews, 3-3: off BOYER
90; of Konstanty. 90. Winning pitcher
Boyer u-oi. Losing pitcher--Drews
l0-2l. Umpires - Ballanfant Barlick,
German and Donatelli. Time 90 At.
tendance--5.616.
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%Sd4S on error Tor Collins in
SRan for Mize in 9th.
NJ He1roIv ----------- 900 100 1915
4oiA ----------- O0l O10 01O-3
g. !Runs-Priddy. Groth, Wertz. Mapes,
stuart; 1ioett Rizzut0 WooaIinR- Nc,
pcugald. Errors-Brown. Hoeft. Runs
Sonr5ocp SoItf1 ipnIk9lloway Mapes, Groth, Wertz.
IWo-base hits-KolloWay. Wertz. Three.
p nase hlt-Lipon. Home runs-Mapes.
"qoonng' Stolen base-Berra. Sacrifice
..HaSGhl.. Double plays-Priddy to Lipon
, 10 holloway; Berra to McDougald: Brown
10 McDoug aid to Collins. Left on bases
.'-Detr01t. 8; New York g. Bases on balls
on Stuart, 4; of Raschi, 3; off Kuzava
S6ruck out-By Stuart /; by Hoeft, /
5Y Raschi ,; by Kuzava, l. Hits-Oh
stuart, in innings none out in Sth
RaSchl. In innings; of KuzaVa in >
innlnes. Runs and earned runs-Off
stuart. 3-3: of Hoeft, 90; Raschi 90;
kuzsVa, 4-3. Winning pitcher-Stuart
.I-0 Losing pitcher-Kuzava i0-2)
Nmplres-- Duffy, Summers. Mckinley
Soar; Time-240. Attendance-I6.5 525
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.illey and Gus Zernial.
Totals 80 aga 8

= T0talS 50 ) -
- "singled for Coleman in sth.
Hit into double play for Busby in
9th.
Chicago - 600 600 001-l
Philadelphia .----- 900 200 32x-7
Runs-Fox. Philley. zernial, Fain ?.
Majeski CO.., Keil. Errors-Joost, Fox
Runs batted in-Fain (21, AStroth go,
Vaio. Keli, Robinson. Two-base hits MIN
oso. Fain, Robinson. Sacritices---Kellner.
Kell. Double plays--Carasauel to Rob
bases-Chicago 4; Philadelphia, s.: Bases
on balls. OF Roeovin 4 of Kellner ..
Struck out-By Kellner 4. Hits-Of Ro-
in as inning. Runs and earned runs
OF Kellner. ii; OF Rogovin, -; on
.Judson, 90. Umpires-Paparella. Nc
Gowan- Napp and Grieve. Winner-Kellner
sT1-3l. Loser-Rogovin %. Time-2:O5
Attendance 2.S42.
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BoseboII's Top Ten
NatioraI League.
BY the Associated Press
BASED on % times at bat
luCInNlNp NeSlcrlAN o.. ~ a


Home runs--Patko, Brooklyn, <; 6auer,
Chicago, 4; Jackson, Chicago. 4 Seven
players tied with 3 each Runs batted
in-Sauer: Chicago, 20; Kluszevt tki Cin-
c.nnati. 20: Campanea, Brooklyn I3:
Baumholtz, Chicago. 13, Ryan. Philadel-
pnia, II.
American League.
Home runs-Rosen, Cleveland :; Wertz,
Detroit, ), Lenhsrdt, Boston, 3, Dropo,
Boston. ,; Lolar Chicago. 8 Easter.
Cicvelaud ,, Runs batfsd n--aoScn
Cleveland. l6; Dropo. Boston. 10; Weitz,
Detroit. Is. Four players tied with IL.
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'Reache1 on error for Harrist in 7th
doubled for Hetki in 9th
st. Louis ---.---. 02O 900 O00--o
Boston - I02 OIL OOx-5
Runs-Nieman Schmees. Piersall. Len
tardt G) V Stephens, Pepcio. Errors
I-DiMaggio.. Throneberry. Runs batted
Mhta
Lepcio. Rapp. Three
bas hit--V; Stephens Home run-Len-
rific.-Piersall., Double play-Harrist to
Kryhoski.. Left on bases-st: Louis, s;
sr, ostBy ssseT on kindef 6afGn g bE KpdsF Hsr
r'st ., by Hetki. j. HitS-Od Harrist, 8
in innings: of Hetki. . in > innings
aqni aH neaF an ear cared o TuIof Harrs
pitcher-Harrist Lepcio. Dropo) wild
pitc h--Harrist Winning pitcher-Kinder
2-G. Losing pitcher-Harrist C0-2D
-ime-2'"" Attendance-12.15
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Totals "a s27 II Totals "a 927IO
Flied out for Raschi in 9TH.
++SSrounded out for Kuzava in 9th.
tSa1e on error for Collins in Gin
ARan for Mize in 9th ''--
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Sports Results

COLLEGE BASEBALL.
Evening star., 1952-05-27
Silver Spring Group
Elects William Morris

The Allied Civic Group of Silver
Spring last night elected Willard
A. Morris of the Clifton Park Citi-.
zens' Association to be president
for the coming year.
The group also named Louis o.
Regeimbal, North Woodside-Mont-
gomery Hills Citizens Association.
vice president; Mrs. Dorothy S.
Protector, Forest Glen Park Citi-
zens' Association, secretary, and
reelected Frank Beatty, Wood
side Park. treasurer.
The new officers will be installed
at the groups annual dinner June
2 at Stone House Inn, Four Cor
|ners. Mr.. Morris will succeed Rob-
ert T. .Snure.
In other business. the group in-
dorsed bill now before the Mont
gcmery County Council to estab-
lish Silver Spring fire board. The
delegates stipulated, however, that
the proposed boards power to tax
funds appropriated for the Silver
Spring Volunteer Fire Department
be limited.
The delegates voted to hold a
special meeting on June 8 to dis
|cuss the proposed Montgomery
County budget. The meeting will
be held in the Liquor Dispensary
Building. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1952-05-27
Be|yoir Soldier Held
On Girls Charge

A Fort Belvoir soldier is in Fair
fax jail charged with the rape Of
O 18-year-old girl.
Fairfax police identified him as
Pfc. Lawrence Eugene Walls, 81
He was arrested yesterday on the
complaint Of another Fort Belvoir
soldiers wife.
Police said the girl was badly
bruised and scratched. She was
treated at the Fort Belvoir Station
Hospital.
The girl told police she came
to Fort Belvoir Saturday from
South Carolina to visit her hus.
band. She discovered, however, he
was away on leave. Police sai6
the girl told them Walls anc
another soldier offered to take
her to q bus station In Alexandris
so she could return to South Caro-
lima.
Police said the soldiers first
drove the girl to tavern neal
Lorton, Va, then Walls drove hel
to lonely dirt road and attacked
her. e.
The girl told police shs
fought Walls and scratched hin
before he threw her into q brial
patch, tossed her grip to her. and
drove on. She said she walked
several miles to O. house neal
Springfield, Va to get help.
Evening star., 1952-05-27
alexandra to Dedicate Negro
Swimming Pool on Friday

'istrator Of the Defense Production
Administration on Sunday.
Others on the program include
Mayor Franklin p. Backus. Alex
andria recreation director Eugene
Barnwell, DR.. o. D. Durant. chair
man of the City Wide Recreation
Advisory Committee: Attorney
Edwin c. Brown, the Rev. John
Molly Of st. Joseph's Catholic
Church and the Rev. N. s. Har-
graves Of Ebenezer Baptist
Church.
The new pool is so feet by 100
feet and cost about $4,000 to
build. It is located at First and
Payne streets, adjacent to the
Parker Gray High School
grounds. The city recently received
permission from NPA to build
bath houses and locker rooms, and
they now are under construction.
The city plans to open the pool
June Il.
Evening star., 1952-05-27
Arlington Boys Skull
Is Fractured by Bat

An Arlington schoolboy's skull
was fractured when he was struck
by q baseball bat late yesterday.
The boy is Paul McMahan, 10,
son Of Mrs. John w. Thacker Of
1901 North Powhatan street.
Paul underwent an emergency
operation last night for q de-
pressed skull fracture. Doctors
said the injury was serious, but
reported Paul was In satisfactory
condition after the operation.
The accident occurred when q
15-year-old playmate. let 60 his
bat
Paul Is fourth grade student
at Mckinley Elementary School.
Evening star., 1952-05-27
Candidates Must File
By July 2S for School
Board in Montgomery

Filing deadline for candidates
for the Montgomery County Board
of Education has been moved up
to July %. the county Board OF
Elections Supervisors announced
yesterday.
The 1851 law providing for the
elected school board had set the
deadline for filing nominating
petitions for 60. days before gen.
eral elections. This would have
been September S.
Yesterdays ruling was made on
advice Of Albert E. Conradis, at
torney to the board of supervisors.
In a letter to Willard A. King,
president of the board, Mr.. Con-
raids noted that there was a con-
Iflict in present laws governing
elections.
He said q 1852 law provides that
nominating petitions must be filed
not later than the fourth Monday
in July.
The attorney pointed out that
the latter law was Statewide in
character. The 1851 law pro-
vided for school board elections
only in Montgomery County. All
other county school boards are ap-
pointed by the Governor.
Candidates must obtain 500
signatures on nominating peti-
itions.
The Citizens Association for
Public Schools has scheduled q
nominating caucus for June Is in
the Richard Montgomery High
School gymnasium, Rockville.
Evening star., 1952-05-27
School Bus Appeal Considered
BY Montgomery School Board

The Montgomery County School
Board agreed to take under ad-
|visement the plea Of Lawrence B.
Maloney, Silver Spring truck
dealer. for reconsideration of bids
on seven new school buses.
Maloney's, Inc, was fourth
highest bidder on the third OPEN
ing of bids. The firm bid $2.645
per bus. Low bidder was Rec
Washington Co., at $2.S75.04 per
bus.
Mr.. Maloney. who has supplied
school buses to the county for the
past three years. asked that the
board recommend throwing out
the three bids lower than his on
the ground that information which
shows bus capacity was not fur
lnished by duplicate by the other
firms.
Board of Education specifica-
ltions call for duplicate copies Of
this information. He said that
County Manager Irving q. Nc
Evening star., 1952-05-27

Alexandria's new Negro swim
ming pool will be dedicated at
|3 pm. Friday.
It is the city's first swimming
pool for colored residents. It win
be named johnson Memorial Pool
in memory Of two brothers who
drowned while swimming in the
Potomac River.
Morris Leroy johnson, II, and
Lonnie Richard johnson, 9,
drowned last July 80. That same
day, the National Production Au-
thority authorized Alexandria to
go ahead with construction of the
Negro pool. Permission at first
had been denied and the city
appealed.
Henry H. Fowler. National Pro-
duction Administrator. will be
principal speaker at the dedica-
tion ceremonies which win take
place beside the new pool. Mr..
Fowler Is due to become admin
Evening star., 1952-05-27

|Nayr. who is also County Purchas-
ing Agent, twice asked for sub
mission Of bids on technical
grounds. the second time after the
Board Of Education had recon-
|mended accepting the Maloney
bid.
In other actions, the board
heard delegations from three
schools. Montgomery-Blair High
School Parent Teacher represent
|atives appeared to urge construc-
ton Of a new gymnasium.
A delegation from the North
west Park Citizens Association
asking permission to construct .
modern playground at the new
Avenell Gardens School.
Pleasant View PTA sent a grour
to ASK that an inclosed passage
way be built to connect the
schools new addition to the cafe
terra in the old building. The
board agreed to study all three
proposals.
Evening star., 1952-05-27
Takoma Park Budget
Expected 10 Permit
Accent Tax Rate Cut

A reduction in the tax rate for
the coming fiscal year was pre-
dicted last night as the Takoma
Park City Council considered a
tentative budget submitted by the
Finance Committee. The new rate
would be $1.03 as compared with
the current rate Of SLOT per $100
The proposed rate is based or
assessments of $22 million. A pub
lie hearing on the budget will be
held at 8 p.nn., June 10 in the
fTakorna firehouse.
The council was urged by Ellery
Denison, chairman of the joint
Committee of the Prince Georges.
Takoma Civic Associations, to ad.
vocate a closed culvert for Bra
shears Run rather than the open
type as proposed by the Washing
ton Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion. The East Takoma Citizens
Association has taken a similar
stand.
Luke j. Bennett, jr., president
Of the Community League of Ia
koma Park, complained that van
dals destroy flowers. lawns and
benches in the park at Philadel-
phia and Maple avenues.
The Hampshire Greens Com
|munity Association requested the
council to eliminate a stagnant
pool on Jackson avenue, between
Holton lane and Glenside drive
Ralph P. Tittsler, sos New York
avenue. reported that parking on
both sides of Baltimore avenue
between Philadelphia and New
York avenues, is creating traffic
hazard and suggests that parking
be restricted to one side.
The Lincoln Valley Citizens AS
lsociation urged the creation of q
recreation area within the boun-
daries Of Sligo Parkway, Mont
lgomery County line, Heather and
Larch avenues.
Several citizens urged increased
salaries for members Of the police
department.
Former Councilman Lawrence
|A.. Oosterhous appealed to the
council to reduce the present tax
rate q few cents.
Evening star., 1952-05-27
Miller AyoWs Support
|NGlobal Aid and SAYS
Byrd Has Opposed Il
BY the Associated Press

Francis P. Miller has outlined
a seven-point program which he
says he'll support if Virginia
voters send him TO the Senate.
Mr.. Miller, whose first hurdle
ta a seat in Congress is the
states JdlyF rs Democratic pri-
mary in which he opposes incum-
bent Harry F. Byrd, gave this
summary of the things he favors
lin an address in Fredericksburg
last night:
/. United States leadership in
the organization of a free world
2. Extension Of Point -Four aid
to backward countries.
3. Control of initiation by giving
the Federal Reserve Board a legis.
lative mandate through second
credit policy and balancing the
Federal budget by trimming
Government waste.
4. Maintenance of the farm
conservation program, "the foun.
dation of the prosperity of Vir-
ginia farmers"
S. Support Of the Rural Elec-
trification Administrations work
6. Continuance of Hill-Burton
Federal hospital aid.
Z. Continuance of the SociaI
Security program.
Mr.. Miller told his supporters
that Senator Byrd has beer
against most of the measure.
which have been responsible fol
the well being, prosperity and Sc.
curity Of Virginia and the Nation.
He said Senator Byrd votec
against Marshall plan aid anc
putting up funds for the Point
-Four program. He added thai
Virginia'S senior Senator cast 9
vote against the Social Security
program in 1885.
Senator Byrd may answer Mr.
Miller when he speaks tomorrow
on the Eastern Shore. He i.
scheduled to deliver two addresses
one at Chereton, the other al
Accomack.
Evening star., 1952-05-27
Circus Saints and Sinners Fire
First Shafts at Capitals VIPs

The Circus Saints and Sinners,
dominated by the latter, had their
first Washington luncheon and
target practice yesterday.
And Navy Secretary Daniel
Kimball and everybody else in the
Truman administration will be
weeks recovering.
Secretary Kimball was the "fall
guy"-the initiate who had to en-
dure four hours of friendly insults
Almost a thousand men attend
ed this first Washington gather
ing of the Saints and Sinners
There were congressman, admi-
rails, generals, ambassadors and
scores of other VIPs. And in
charge of the whole business was
Ex-Gov. Harold Hoffman of New
Jersey.
Mr.. Hoffman fired his shafts
with splendid disregard for the
victims dignity. He also fired
pistols. The Mayhower Hotels
Evening star., 1952-05-27
Six Injured in Crash
Near ForesiviIIe, Va.

Six persons were injured early
today. one seriously, when their
car skidded on route 682, near
Forestville, Va. and crashed into
Ia tree.
Most seriously injured was
Thomas Chappele. IS. Of 1880 New
Hampshire avenue NV. He was
admitted to Arlington Hospital
with multiple cuts and possible
internal injuries.
The others were treated at the
hospital for cuts and bruises and
released. Fairfax County police
reported.
They were: Alvin L. Gunther,
I23, OF 1880 New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV, driver Of the car; Miss
Carol Musser. 80, same address;
Miss Margaret E. Edwards, 20,
805 North Wayne street, Arling-
ton; Miss Phyllis George, a, same
address. and Malvin M. Dundrea,
ijr. 26, Of 1871 Twelfth street NV,
Evening star., 1952-05-27

ballroom echoed to blank car
tridges. .
Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan was
i'm the audience, and Mr.. Hoff-
mans raillery descended on him
like club.
Professional entertainers por-
|trayed Government leaders. Irv-
ing Fisher, who plays President
Truman in Call Me Madam" was
|on stage several times. He played
Mr.. Truman yesterday, of course
and Mr.. Truman lost.
The club had a midway set up
outside the ballroom. Kooch
dancers wiggled to calliope music
and the pink lemonade was
strengthened by grain. or some
thing.
Secretary Kimball emerged
from the gantlet holding a life
membership in the club. The
guests emerged holding their
sides.
Evening star., 1952-05-27
Blight Lee Perjury Case
Taken Under Amusement

Arlington Circuit Court Judge
William D. Medley has taken un-
der advisement a case charging
Gambler Blight Lee and his wife
Marguerite, with perjury.
Lee and his wife now live In
|Oxon Hill. Md, but formerly lived
lat 2700 South June street, Airing
ton. The indictments grew out OF
testimony the couple gave in the
trial Of Joseph G. Lewis last year
for armed robbery of Mrs. Lee al
their Arlington home. They said
Lee was a farmer and denied he
was professional gambler.
Lewis was sentenced to nine
years in the penitentiary for his
part in the robbery,
Lee was convicted in the District
lon gambling charges and was
sentenced to a term Of from one
to four years by District Judge
James r. Kirkland. He was con-
victed along with Charles E. Mel
son and 13 others. Lee is free un-
der $500 bond. pending appeal.
Evening star., 1952-05-27
Miss Hendricks Requests
Hearing After June "a
By the Asseeiassd Press

BALTIMORE. May a. - The
suspended director Of the Prince
Georges County Welfare Board
yesterday notified the State EN-
Iployment Commission that she
wanted q hearing some time after
June "a.
Miss e. Susan Hendricks. re-
moved from her post on charges
Iof ineficiency and incompetence
said the hearing would have tc
come after June ~ because "a
very material witness" would moi
be available until then.
She, did not name the witness.
The request was made through
Attorneys lie Roy Pumphrey and
| Adrian p. Fisher.
Evening star., 1952-05-27
Vienna Man Indicted
On Charge Of Two Girls

Henry M. Frye, 40. Of Route
4, Vienna, was indicted on two
charges Of statutory rape by a spe-
lcial Fairfax County grand jury
yesterday.
Frye is accused of assaulting
two 7-year-oid girls on May 8 and
10. He pleaded not guilty.
On the recommendation OF
Commonwealth Attorney Hugh
IB. Marsh, Circuit Judge Paul
Brown ordered Frye sent to the
Southwestern State Hospital, at
Marion, Va, or mental. observa-
ition before he stands trial.
Evening star., 1952-05-27
Civil Defense Chief
Refuses Retraction
Demanded by McNayI

The Maryland Director of
Civil Defense yesterday refused to
|retract his charge that the Mont
gomery County Managers recon-
|mendation to abolish the county
Office of civil defense was in direct
Icontravention Of the State law.
David G. Mcintosh III, however,
declared his original letter to
Irving G. McNayr made no men
ton of nonfeasance on the County
Managers part.
II merely said If the county fol-
lows your recommendation it
would not be fulfilling directive
imposed upon it by the legis-
lature." Mr.. Mcintosh wrote.
.$59,1S5 Requested.
The county manager had recon-
mended that the appropriation for
civil defense be discontinued. The
Office had asked for .$59,185 for
the next fiscal year.
When Mr.. Mcintosh had said
the recommendation was in direct
contravention Of this law. Mr.. Nc
Nayr had demanded a retraction
He said the charge bordered close
ly on one Of nonfeasance. a
In a, later statement, Mr.. Nc
lNayr said a civil defense organi-
zation would continue to exist, but
that he would name a regular de-
Ipartment head to supervise it. He
added that a skeleton organization
would remain which could be re-
activated at any time.
Third Exchange of Series.
In the third of the series of
Exchanges between the two off,
|cials, Mr.. Mcintosh yesterday
lsaid:
ITO me this means that you
mean to discontinue, civil defense
or why would it have to be re-
activated when and if required?"
Mr.. Mcintosh asked.
"Civil defense will be effective
only If it is organized in advance
We cannot wait until disaster
strikes and then reactivate civil
defense.
do you seriously think that
putting the name of some of the
county departments on a chart
constitutes, compliance with the
purposes set forth In the Civil
Defense ActS0 .ss
Evening star., 1952-05-27
Hospital Boord Is Urged
To Encourage Insurance

Fred A. Mcnamara, chief of the
hospital branch of the bureau of
the budget. last night urged the
Alexandria Hospital Board of Di-
rectors to encourage widespread
use of disqualification insurance.
The board approved the admis-
sion of two new doctors to the
courtesy staff. They are DR.. Peter
j. Hanna, approved for minor oral
surgery and exodontia and DIR.
Stephen J. Sheehy. in general
practice,
Evening star., 1952-05-27
Green Files Suit
ToForce Filling
OF Board-Posts
Action in Arlington
Would Follow Up on
EurIier Decision

A suit to direct Arlington Cir
cult Judge Walter T. Mccarthy
to I'LL two vacancies" on the
County Board was being filed to-
day in the Virginia Supreme Court
of Appeals.
The mandamus action was filed
by Attorney John Locke Green
for William c. Cloth, jr., prom
inent Arlington attorney.
The suit seeks to direct Judge
Mccarthy to f1ll the seats now
held by Alan L. Dean and Robert
w. Cox, chairman of the board.
Meanwhile Judge Mccarthy has
signed an order directing Mr.. Cox
to show cause why he should not
be held in contempt.
A petition asking the court to
cite the board chairman was filed
by Mr.. Green in behalf of six
citizens. Judge Mccarthy has
given Mr.. Cox until June II
to respond to the petition and
has disqualified himself and his
associate, Judge William D. Med
ley. from sitting on this case.
Based ON Speeches.
In the contempt action Mr..
Green alleges that Mr.. Cox has
made a number of speeches be-
fore organizations relating to q
decision by Judge Mccarthy.
This decision, now the center
|of county controversy, was that
State law prohibits Federal en-
|ployes from serving on the
County Board. Judge Mccarthy
ruled that an amendment to this
law designed to except Arlington
from its provisions is unconsti-
|tutional.
In disqualifying the judges Of
his court from hearing the case.
Judge Mccarthy asked the chief
justice of the State Supreme Court
Of Appeals to appoint another
juriSt.
Papers in Mr.. Cloths manda-
mus suit were mailed to Rich
mond today. Notices of the suit
were served on Judge Mccarthy,
Mr.. Cox and Mr.. Dean yesterday.
1t is the latest development in a
series Of court actions stemming
from Mr.. Green's original suit
which resulted in the order ban.
ming Federal employees from hold
ing certain local Offices.
No Personal Targets.
"This suit is not directed at any
one personally" Mr.. Cloth said.
Its just an, attempt to bring
matters to a head and clarity q
dangerous and confusing situa-
tion."
Mr.. Cloth said he decided to
lact after comforting with q number
lof Arlington attorneys who ex-
pressed concern over the situation.
Although the original suit was
directed only at Mr.. Dean, Mr..
Cox has stated that he would be
equally affected. Some attorneys
have raised the question whether
a third member of the five-man
board also might be affected.
Daniel A. Dugan was employed by
the Government at the time he
began his current term.
An appeal has been filed in the
original suit. The latest action
by Mr.. Cloth asked the high court
to direct Judge Mccarthy to fill
the vacancies which are said to
exist in the posts held by MIR.
Dean and Mr.. Cox. The papers
also ask the Supreme Court to
direct Judge Mccarthy to issue
writs of election to fill the posts.
Under State law the judge
would appoint members to any va
cancieS that exist and the Jobs
would be filed by elections in No
Vember,
Evening star., 1952-05-27
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After Maturity Date

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