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Evening star., 1952-06-19
Mrs. Wood Is Urged
For Recreation Board

Mrs. Cecilia v. v. Wood today
was recommended to the Com
misSioners for the vacancy on the
District Recreation Board.
In a letter to Commissioner
Renah F.. Camalier. the Mothers
Council suggested Mrs. Wood OF
2909 Brandywine street NV. as
a person of sympathetic under
standing of children" and other
wise exceptionally we'll qualified.
Mrs. Wood is a university grad
uate and a former president Of
the Mothers Council.
At the same time, the council
called for "active promotion oi
efforts to end racial segregation
in the city's recreation setup.
The Commissioners are expect.
ed to appoint a successor to Harry
S. Wender on the board some time
next week. Two other candidates
are in the running: Edwin S. Bet
telheim, a Masonic and patriotic
affairs leader, and Henry Gich-
ner. ironworks company executive
and well-known sandlot baseball
umpire.
Another candidate, Herbert j
jacob. patent attorney and vet
erans' affairs official. withdrew his
name from consideration a few
days ago.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Two Soldiers Fined
For Firecracker Spree

An early morning firecracker
spree today cost two soldiers $25
each in Arlington County Court.
The fines were imposed on
Corpls. John Edward Donahue, O.
and Thomas Bernard Herkalo. "a,
both stationed at Arlington Hall
Each pleaded guilty before Judge
Hugh Cregger, jr., to charges OF
violation of the Arlington County
ordinance against explosive fire.
crackers.
The two were arrested about
am. by Arlington Police Pvts
John Livesay and Ralph w. Keys
who said the soldiers were cruis-
ing along Ft. Myer drive tossing
firecrackers from their automo-
bile.
Fairfax Police Pvt. Quintine
Simmons, off duty at the time
testified he followed the soldiers
from Key Bridge to Ft. Myer drive
and saw them toss exploding fire.
crackers along the entire route.
Police said they took 81 large
firecrackers, &c small ones, and
two whistling automobile bombs
from the soldiers car.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
81 Cartoons by Bergman
Feature Campaign Display

The Stars political cartoonist al
most A. years.
One of his sardonic 1912 pen
and-ink shafts shows a situation
being repeated in 1852. 1t depicts
candidate named Taft hauling
in strings of fish labeled contested
delegates.
Among the other items on dis
play is a bit of propaganda pub
lished in 1840 by opponents OF
Martin Van Burcl. It cries that
his administration, if given a free
hand. would have had every single
taxpayer in the land paying $17.77
year for the cost of running
| the country,
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Fairfax Man Arrested
In Attack on Woman

A 26-year- Fairfax County
man has been charged with the
rape of a 21-year-old woman who
said he had pretended to employ
her as his servant.
William Floyd Morris. 26. of
Route 4, Fairfax. was arrested
last night at Harrisonburg, Va,
latter Fairfax police broadcast a
lookout for him.
He is accused of assaulting the
woman, who is colored, in a
Iparked car near Fairfax Station
about $3.50 am. Tuesday.
Fairfax Detective Sergt. Cecil
Brown said the woman told him
that Morris came to her house
Monday night and arranged to
pick her up Tuesday so she could
do some house work for him. The
woman said Morris told her his
wife had been ill and needed
extra help.
Instead of driving to his home,
the woman told police, Morris
stopped the car near Fairfax Sta
ton and attacked her. Police said
he let her out of the car after
the attack and she called police
Morris is married, and has two
children and four Step-children,
according to police.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Mrs. Kornurens Back in District
In Quest of Rest and q Job

Mrs. Dorothy Gaskins Kor-
narenS, 25-year-old model ac-
quilted in the fatal shooting of
her husband. was back in Wash
ington today seeking rest and a
job.
She was freed last night after
IA Washington County jury at
Hagerstown, Md, decided she was
temporarily insane when she shot
her beautician husband, John
Henry OMr. jack Kornarens, last
February II.
Mrs. KornarenS arrived at her
parents home. 913 street NV,
about 3 o'clock this morning. Her
mother, Mrs. Bessie Gaskins, 81,
said the phone had been ringing
constantly all morning with mes
|sages of congratulations.
Mrs. Kornarens is considering
the possibility of getting a job
but not as a model. the mother
added.
Mrs. Gaskins said there were
no words that could fully describe
the relief experienced by Mrs.
Kornarens and her family at 9:58
pm. last night when the not
guilty verdict was returned.
"Give all the credit to God
and the lawyers. the jury and the
judge. They all were wonderful -
Mrs. Gaskins said.
When the verdict was given
Mrs. Kornarens wept and col.
lapsed in her chair. Her mother
sitting beside her, dropped to hel
knees on the floor.
The verdict came less than q
minutes after Chief Judge JOSEPH
d. Mish recalled the jury to thu
Evening star., 1952-06-19
ey the Assoeioied Press

ORANGE, Va, June 19.-Police
today were searching for a we'll
dressed stranger who left a wait
ress here a $531 tip.
Mrs. Viola Devivi. %, told police
the mysterious stranger came into
the restaurant yesterday. stating
that he lust had to have corned
beef"
There wasn't any, but Mrs. De-
vivi fixed up a hamburger steak
and served it to the man, who
was between so and so and dressed
in a tan suit, blue aud white sport
shirt and Panama hat.
He took a couple bites, walked
up to Mrs. Devivi and paid the
95-cent bill. He gave her 10 cents
and said he'd enjoyed the meal
After he left, a couple of regu-
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Burglar losses Blanket
AT Homeowner, Then FIees

A housebreaker, surprised by a
homeowner, turned bullfighter and
escaped yesterday.
Henry Nikl, 81, entered his
apartment at 3704 Macomb street
NV. and came upon a young
man holding a blanket in front
Of him. Mr.. Nikl advanced upon
the intruder, the man flung the
blanket over Mr.. Nikl's head,
knocked him down and fled.
Mr.. Nikl chased him, but didn't
catch him. He said the man was
young, was blond with a crew
cut. and was a stocky S feet
inches. The burglar apparently
didn't get any loot.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

courtroom when they reported
they were hopelessly deadlocked
Judge Mish told the IL men and
one woman it was their duty tC
decide cases. He urged the mi
nority group to listen to the
reasoning of fellow jurors.
Mrs. Kornarens was accused oil
shooting her husband at thei1
home, 401 Leighton avenue, Silver
Spring.
On the witness stand at one
point in the three-day trial, the
statuesque brunette told of ar
unhappy life marked by two sui
eide attempts and two previous
divorces.
She said she loved the man she
killed. But he drank steadily from
last July 4 to February IT, the
day she shot him, and they quar-
relied over his running around,
the model testified.
Kornarens. AZ, had been mar
ried four times before.
He died in a hospital on March
3, two weeks after the shooting
Mrs. Kornarens was pictured by
the defense as a bewildered
frightened, mentally unstable gir
who shot her husband only aftel
he attacked her with a wall mir.
ror at home.
Mr.. Dawson and Mr.. Hollyday
were assisted in the prosecution
by Thomas Anderson, assistant
Montgomery County States at
| torney. Defense attorneys wer'
Joseph B. Simpson. jr., of Rock
vile; his sister, Vivian, and E
Stuart Bushond, Hagerstown at
. torney.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Hartman Halls Vote
Here as He Starts
New Western Tour

w. Averell Hartman. off for
another tour of the West, feels his
heavy victory in the Democratic
lprimary Tuesday indicates the
American people want him as their
next PRESIDENT.
But the Mutual Security Admin
istrator told reporters he does not
want to make any predictions on
how heavy his delegates support
will be at the Democratic National
Convention in Chicago next month.
"A great many" he said, twill
support me on the first ballot. and
an increasing number on the
second ballot"
Mr.. Hartman won the District
handily Tuesday with 14,075 votes
Ito Senator Kefauver's 3,377 in a
record primary vote.
Reads Wire From Kefauver.
Perspiring under bright newsreel
tights. Mr.. Hartman opened his
meeting with reporters by reading
this telegram from Senator
Kefauver:
Hearty congratulations on your
decisive victory in the primary
Best regards to you and Mrs. Har-
riman."
Mr.. Hartman said that "a
fighting candidate with a fighting
campaign. based on the princi-
plies of the Democratic Party-im-
proved conditions generally, a
stronger economy and social ad-
vantages-has a tremendous ap-
peal to the voter" He is that kind
Of candidate. he said.
The Democratic hopeful said he
favors home rule for Washington
and believes a constitutions
.. amendment should give the Dis
trict representation in Congress
He said he does not consider hi.
campaign a "Stop-Kefauver'
) movement.
> Candidacy Is for Myself"
"My candidacy is for myself,
he said.
MIR. Hartman plans to tour Ar.
kansas, Iowa, Nebraska. Montana
4 washington, Oregon. Idaho, Wyo.
ming and Colorado before return.
ing to Washington.
A final tabulation of the presi-
Dental votes cast in Tuesdays
balloting listed a total of 1921
In addition to the two principa.
candidates, these write-ins were
listed:
Gov. Stevenson. 176; Senator
Russell, lit; President Truman
81; Supreme Court Justice Doug.
las, 30; Gen. Eisenhower, IL,
Vice President Barkley, 8; Sen.
ator Humphrey and Senator Nc
Mahon, 6 each; Senator Kerr, S;
ISenator Douglas and Federal Sc
tcurity Administrator Oscar Ewing
1.-TWO each, and Senator Taft, Gen
: Macarthur. James A. Farley
: Claude Pepper. Senator O'Conor
/ Treasury Secretary Snyder, JUS
: tice Black and Speaker Rayburn
l0ne each.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

Thirty-seven trenchant cartoons
by the late Clifford K. Bergman
highlight a display of presidential
campaign drawings, banners, but
tons and badges that opened to-
day in the Library of Congress.
More than $50 items are in the
show. which spans the White
House contests from 1924 up to
the 1948 edition.
Mr.. Berryman's pictorial COM
ments in the display run from
19O4-when he drew Teddy Roose-
welt and Mark Hanna-through
the 1914 campaign.
The artist died December IL,
1949, at the age of 80. He was
Evening star., 1952-06-19
District Gets Extra Month
To File Budget Estimates

The Federal Budget Bureau yes.
terday granted the Districts re-
quest for a months extension
for filing the city government
budget estimates for 1854.
The concession gives District
budget officials until october Is
to prepare their fiscal documents
The six-weeks-early deadline OF
July l for agency heads to pre-
pare individual department. esti-
mates remains unchanged, how
ever.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Strangers $531 Tip Waitress
Storts Search by Orange Police

lar customers told Mrs. Devivi to
look on the table. Under the
mans plate she found So cents in
a napkin and 1881, including two
$100 bills.
Customers told police they saw
the man empty his pockets and
hide the tip before he left.
The tip now is in the hands of
the police. They say they'll
hold it for a year while trying to
find the stranger. If they don't,
the money goes to Mrs. Devivi.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Auxiliary Purty Saturday.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Tuxedo Cheverly MD Fire De-
|partment will hold its annual lawn
party at 1890 pm. Saturday at the
ICheverly Legion Park,
Evening star., 1952-06-19
VIEW Dance Tomorrow

Washington Post No. 2194, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, will hold
it's annual dance at 9 pm. tomor-
row in the Cottage City (Md.)
fire house
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Veterans at Convention

Two hundred Washington wal
veterans and their wives are at.
tending the four-day national con.
Ivention Of the Catholic Wal
Veterans and Auxiliary in Balti-
more.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
House of Lords Acts
To Accept Women
With Lifetime Titles
BY fhs Asseeioted Press

LONDON, Dec. 11.-Britain's
last official bastion of masculinity,
the House Of Lords. has taken
the first step towards admitting
women.
The House gave q first formal
reading yesterday to . bill tabled
by former Lord Chancellor Lord
Simon. 1t gives the Queen power
to appoint 10 new peers every
year whose titles could not be
passed on to their heirs.
British subjects of either sex
would become members of the
House of Lords under these life
time-only peerages. Peerages now
are passed on from father to the
Oldest son.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Hawthorn Citizens Ask
8 More Letter Boxes

/ The Hawthorn Citizens Associa.
tion last night asked the Post OF.
flee Department for three lettel
boxes to serve members Of the
community.
The request specified that the
boxes be located at the intersec-
tions Of Thirty first street and
Daniel lane, Thirty-Second and
Chestnut streets and Birch street
and Oregon avenue-all North
west.
In other business, James r.
Perrin, president of the associa-
ton, appointed Everett N. Cross
and James H. Carr, delegates to
the Federation OF Citizens AS
Sociations. and George M. Badger,
delegate TO the Chevy Chase Com
munity Council.
A committee also was ap-
pointed to investigate the pos
sibility of having hawthorn trees
planted along streets of the COM
munity.
The meeting was held in the
Evening star., 1952-12-11

Chevy Chase Community Center,
Connecticut avenue and McKin-
ley street NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Men Urged 10 Become
Sponsors 10 Assist
Juveniles in Trouble

An appeal for men to sponsor
juveniles in trouble and under
privileged children was made last
night at a meeting Of the So
Iciety of Sponsors, in All-Souls'
Unitarian Church.
1t was pointed out that the
chance Of being "big brother"
to the young men or children en-
tails no charge. The society is
IAN affiliate Of the Bureau of Re-
|habilitation. a Red Feather
|agency.
Four Tell Of Experiences.
-Four persons told of their ex-
|periences as sponsors, and their
statements showed the need for
such action. Those who spoke
were 1t. Col. David L. Freeman,
"a bomber pilot now with Air Force
headquarters in the Pentagon,
in the Pentagon, who is sponsor
ing his third boy: Fred Lane. who
is with a department store here
Mrs. June P. Rosenthal, a per-,
|sonnel officer with building and
real estate firm. and Mrs. Mary
M. Willhoite of the Office of Edu-
cation. Federal Security Agency.
Sponsors were defined as friends
who will listen and sympathize
and give advice, when wanted, to
youths in the National Training
School for Boys, or under-privi-
legged children. It was stressed
that they need the feeling that
some one cares for them, not as
Ia superintendent or case worker.
but as a friend or sponsor.
Boys Problems Fade.
Col. Freeman read letters from
one of the boys he sponsors, which
told of the lads problems. mostly
magnified by each succeeding day.
but diminishing as he became
more aware of the Importance
of the officers sponsorship. The
lad at first told of being turned
down for a town trip" because
of low marks. and later Of not
losing any more points when en-
couraged by the sponsor.
Persons interested in becoming
sponsors should write to the
Councillor of Sponsors, 424 Fifth
street NV, telephone District
7-4252.
A. L. Jagoe, jr., an executive Of
the Hartford Insurance Co., pre-
sided at last nights meeting.
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unsewissheit bel den
DPS in Deutschland

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konferenz ueber
deutsche Ausland-
schuIden Ende Feb,

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berabseiest tperoen. Die HiifSabluns
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Fine Sehule fver
stoIins Propaganda

Berlin. - Ytit ruilii Jer Inter.
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ihloieren. uno iid Die grfenntniiie
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ifaiten erarbeiten. Nod ibler @iid.
febr iollen ie ber tpiiienidaitlihen
arheit in Geutidlano neuen auitrieb
geben.
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Deutschland fuehrt geWisse
Nahrungsmitte| wieder aus

nubmitteln s1blt Johann Sopien,
fir oen Sic Nadiraee bereits felt
mebreren Sabren al,f Dem 8eltmarft
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Case gefaehrden Leute
in gestrandetem zug
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222 Personen in SchneI|zug auf Donner Pass.
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Avstro-Kommvnisfen aus
SowiefstelIen entlossen

Wiel. - Oas Il. 8. Snformation
Sfiice iagte, oaB oie ruiliidJen 8e.
iasungSbebOroen in Seiterreid
tir5lid Sunoerte bon oiterreidiid,en
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Sopietbiirser eriebten. SIN Souiet.
Sauptquartier in 9aoen nabe @ieu
puroen ii6er 400 Siterreidiide slr.
better uno slngeitelte betroiien, Sc.
rem Soften nun BON crit Dor einisen
ysof'en aus 8uBlano sefommenen
Trallen nno WG6d)en iibernommen
tpuroen. Man ruit iid in oieier Ser.
binoung ins @eoGdtnis. oaB Der
olterreidiihe Snnenminiiter Oscar
Selmer unlanglt erfI6rte. oie go.
tpietbeboroen ordngten olterreidjiidJe
Sripatunternebmen in Ser ruiiild,en
Gone. Die bon oen Sospiets entIai-
.enen fommuniitiihen Mrbeiter Gin.
sujtellen.
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Quer durch die Welt

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