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Evening star., 1952-02-23
Officials Differ on Effeet
o. Din on Federal Aid
BV lhe Aslseialed Elsa

BALTIMORE, Feb, bB, = viii
Maryland l6se % million q year In
Federal funds II 1t publishes the
names OF persons on FeliefP
State Welfare Commissioner j,
Milteh Patterson SAYS yes, Hi
Senator FuFnbullr Democrat u
Baltimore County lays no,
1--WE bills Silt before General
Assembly committees would make
public the names Of persons Of
welfare rolls, Mr., FuFnbull's bill
calls for seFnIAnnual publication
OF relief rolls, A House bill merely
makes the records available 10 the
public,
Mr., Patterson said A study OF
the Senate bill Indicates II would
include publication OF oil names,
Mr., Turnhull said his bill does
not include aid 10 the blind or
old-agg assistance and hence
would not be covered by present
Federal legislation restricting
publication OF relief roll names.
H0 said he wasn't sure whether
the measure included aid 10 do.
pendent children, the third cato-
cory receiving Federal aid.
Federal law opens relief rolls 10
The public but d rider stlpuiatep
only that "aceess may DO had" 10
the names, This II regarded 10
mean that 4 State may not pub
llsh The names Oh lts own lhltiaa
tIVA,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
NOIID1g 1LXlS 80, !, !.
WPSH7TIIF70IS Ne1IeT K0IIS StR
Little Curiosity, Enbdrross Few

write his Signature below o line
reading. II will not use any In.
formation which ! secure from In.
specting this register for com.
t1ercial or political purposes Of
any nature"
Illinois has found q way 10 open
rolls 10 inspection without any
additional expense.
1t uses the regular iaonthly pay
roll, large pink sheets listing
seven columns OF information In.
eiuding name and address OF re-
lief client, total efafit, amount OF
that gFaflt which may be matched
by Federal funds, The excess which
the State pays, warrant teheek
nufibeF), the county identification
pFefiN, ana the case number.
The Feils are not strictly aiphas
betieal, but ore In 40 leese als
phabetieai aFeups which makes
nalneshuntIRg not TOO dlffleult,
The seven volumes ore for each OF
9hieage's relief districts
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Bethesda Church 10 Hear
MeKaldLn al LaY Service

Gey, MeKeldiR Of Maryland
win speak at the II am, service
temeFFew In Bethesda Methodist
Church, Huntington parkway and
Georgetown road, Bethesda,
Speaker at the ESQ am, service
will be Percy j, Trevethan, exeeu-
tive secretary Of National Good
viii Industries,
Both services win be conducted
by D. @, Campbell, lay leader of
the church, The congregation is
observing laymen's day tomorrow,
Evening star., 1952-02-23

the session with the State budget
new approved by the House ApH
preparations Committee, no sul \
sum could be obtained,
The Arlington legislateF said
Fort Hunt new IA maintained by
the Federal Government as a
park and 1t Is possible the area
might be transferred TO the State
The resolution directs the State
Department Of Conservation and
Development to study that pos
sihility and negotiate with the
Federal Government on II,
The department also would
determine the cost to Virginia
and report by September 80, 1858,
Mr.. Magruder said it might be
possible for the Federal Govern
ment to accept some Virginia
lands In exchange for Fort Hunt,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
EIectronics Expert Dies

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Feb.
23 tR Robert Neal Auble. go,
nationally known radio and elec-
tronics engineer. died at his win
ter home here yesterday. Mr..
Auble vas the author Of several
textbooks on radio. His books on
electronics were used By the Army
signal Corps during World War II.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Hage'siown'! Mayor Mil!
Files In G. .0.P. Senate Race
Nv Tho AsseelaIed Pgsss


ANNAPOLIS, Feb, aS,=Mayep
Herman L, Mills OF HageFsteWH
has Aled formally for the Res
publican senatorial nomination,
promising q "twe-flsted campaign,
discussing all OF the issues"
MIR Mills yesterday became the
fourth man to ile Tor the Re-
publican nomination, II, Grady
Gore Of Potomac, Representative
HeaA Of ForsthuFg and Paul Rob-
ertson Of Baltimore already are
in the race,
Mr., Mills said since he an
nounced several weeks ago he
would file, u have received a large
number of offers of help and sup
port from all parts Of the State. /"
Evening star., 1952-02-23

ton, He win speak on Photographic
trock classification analyses to
eliminate materials which would
be unsuitable If mixed In concrete.
Allen H. Nichol. 3s0l Connecti-
Icut avenue NV, who is attached
to the military geology branch 81
the United States Geological Sur-
Ivey, win also speak. The meeting.
sponsored by VMI and the Virginia
Department Of Highways, win Be
held in the Preston Memorial IL
brary auditorium.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Democrats to Heur
|BurkIey in Baltimore

Vice President Alben w. Bark
ley will be the principal speaker
at the Jackson Day dinner Of the
Young Democratic Clubs Of Mary
land at the Hotel Emerson, Balti-
more, at $3.50 pm. March II.
The announcement was made
by Joseph D. Tydings. Young
Democratic Club national COM
'mittee9aan.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
by ,hs k..ssslalsd Press

FREDERiCKsBuRo Va" Feb.
aa.--1'wo strong -Arined high school
boys have proved anew that ener.
RetlO young George Washington
had nothing on the present zen.
PrAtlon's Youth.
Buekiha d stiff wind, Edward
Wilder OF bHs iiaht Alexandria
avenue, Alexandria, and Peter
jahda Of Stafford County let loose
with mighty heaVes 10 pitch silver
d0llars from one side OF the Raps
pahahneek River 20 The ether,
Tradition says washington did
The tFlek 200 years aaer
HeaVes II Bf6 Feet,
with a eFewd OF abeut 900 ieeks
lHg on, yeuRa Wilder, a iT-yeaPs
old student Rt AleKaRdFia's George
WashiRGteR HlGh 6eheel, weHnd
up and ilipped his eelR 8T6 feet,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Russiuns Honor War Decd

BERLIN, Feb. % R.-A COM
pany of unarmed, fur-capped Rus
sian soldiers march 1 into West
Berlin today and laii wreaths at
the Soviet war memorial. The
ceremony marked the Saith anni-
versary Of the founding Of the
Red Army.
Evening star., 1952-02-23

cry q Q v n : y
60 m m Y ity
@ nest an d
Council,
Her apnoiAt-
Ment was an-
n oun ed BY
Virgil J, ahink-
er, executive di-
rector, She
formerly W o 4
q DIV erttsin G
manager Of q
Cincinnati de-
partment store,
Miss Hoover
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Virginia Senate
Approves Bill 10
Open Relief Rolls
Children Receiving
Foster Home Gore
Excluded From Move
By me AS.esIs,ssI PIs..

RICHMOND, Va INeb. aS.-The
Virginia Senate has passed q bill
10 open relief rolls 90 public ihs
speetlen, after taekina on an
amendment excluding children
receiving tester home care,
The Dill, which originated In
the House, new aees bach 10 that
body tor concurrence m the
amendment Concurrence IA ems
peeted,
Yesterdays Vete on the meas.
HFe, carrying out the request OF
6ev, Battle, was ~ 10 Z, Rgme
ef lts early opponents V0ted tor
II after the amendment was
added,
on Anal passage Senators Vic.
tor p, Wilson OF Hampton,
Charles II, Moses Of AppefnatteN
and John A, X, ponevan OF Fails
Church voted against ",
Patterned ON Indiana Dill,
Senator Harry v, Byrd, W. Nt
Winchester made the only speech
on the senate floor for the lnNaa.
ure, and nobody spoke In opposi.
tlon
Mr., Byrd termed the bill m
excellent piece Of legislatlon
which would be Of substantial
bOnefit TO the state, .
"fn tho discussions since this
was introduced statements have
been made that II the legislature
passed II terrible conditions
would result" Mr., Byrd said, "'f'hls
bill Ia patterned after The Indiana
law, The Washington Evening
Star, Afi excellent newspaper, has
Just published ah article by one
LOT Its special correspondents on
how u has worked In Indiana dur
Ing the last four months
-Four Important P0iRts,
II There IteI ore four Important
a. About 90 eitiseRs have
examined the relief F8llsr
"sr No newspaper has published
|the names OF relief recipients fb
has been said that virginia ReWss
papers Weuld publish them and
check on them each day and this
lis absHFd, Al borne cut by The
Stars Indiana story,
nA, Ne welfare recipient has
been exposed 10 commercial or
pelitieal exploitation,
~, Except for some extra beek-
keeping, welfare workers are
working AZ smoothly as ever and
more diligently"
The Senator, editor OF the Win
chester Star, said the proper kind
OF relief administration would get
along Just as we'll as before and
that the only ones with worries
would be those who wanted TO
throw money down q sewer,
Embarrassment Charged.
"Every agency spending public
money should be In the public
eye" Mr., Byrd said.
Many social workers and social
work agencies have opposed the
bill on grounds that II will eTil-
barrass persons on relief.
The measure carries a provision
that any one Using the intorma.
ton on welfare rolls, whether ubs
taited directly or indirectly, for
commercial or political reasons
viii be guilty Of d ffilsdemeah0r.
Those seeking information oh The
rolls must sign theiF names ana
IFiVe thelF addresses,
Evening star., 1952-02-23

VIII speak ab A
conference oil
geelegists FFi-
day at the
Virginia MA-
tary Institute
Mr., Neshitt,
OF 3 Morning.
side drive, Alex
andrla, will be
one OF eight
Federal and
state officials
who win lecture
on geology as
applied to high
Evening star., 1952-02-23

state Teachers College. Pitts
burgh Business College and also
took. night school university
courses in advertising and public
relations. At present, she lis
making her home with her broth
er-in-law and sister. Or. and Mrs.
Dopald c. Beatty Of Vienna, Va.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Miss Donna Hoover Named
Montgomery Chest Aide

Miss DeRRa HeeveF, formerly OF
Cincinnati, has been appointed
campaign assistant and public res
latieAs director for the MentgeHlu
Evening star., 1952-02-23
NssbIH 10 Address
GeoIoclsis ConcIave
sHsfleI EllIealfh IA me klag

LEXINGTON, Vau Feb ga
Robert H. Nesbitt, principal adj
mlhlstFatiVe aeeleaist In the once
OF the Array Chief Of RnGineeFs,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Sales Tax Cut Decision
Rests With MeKeIdin
And Maryland Senate
By mo AsIssislsa pvs..

ANAPoLfs, Feb, as,--Wiii there
be O new Maryland sales TAN cut
this years Possibly not, but the
decision ID uB 10 the State Senate
or 6evl Meikeidih,
The House OF Delegates has said
there sheuid be O sales ton vedueu
tieh=eR utility and fuel bills
which weuid amount 10 Ssbb MIL
lien 0 year,
The deleGates also approved
yesterday q 10 per cent cut In the
personal ineeme taK, for this year
eRly, amounting 10 % millieA,
The tive bills make q total Of
seb million, and that's too much
u Mr., MeKeldin's eiTT millien
budget Ia TO stay In balance,
The Governor has allowed for
the % million income tan out but
not any more, II is against the
Constitution 10 pass o budget
which 10 not In balance,
Passage Not Certain.
u isn't too certain the sales tax
reduction will Get by the Senate
y has had Q bill Just like II and
the Finance Committee voted
against reporting II to the floor
II the Senate should pass thu
bill. Mr.. Mclxeldin probably woult
veto II. However, one source close
10 the Governor said he just might
sign the tax cut and pare Shii
budget.
He ID certain TO approve the Il
per cent income tan cut. Tha,
means that on April 10 the tas
bills on 1851 income viii be auto.
taatieaiiy reduced BY that much
House supporters Of the sales taS
cut insisted that IL Ii the 6fiV wal
20 help the l'littie people" !" MeSl
ef them WeHid benefit very little
by income bax reductions, theS
said,
Reconsider license dill.
Meanwhile, the House deeidee
yesterday 90 think agaih abeul
denying free aNtemebiie license
plates 20 Russian diplomats,
Declining 10 VERY abeut In
sNltlRG Russia, the delegatel
THURSDAY had sent the neslieeRs(
Dill 20 Gov, MeKeldln, Yesterday
they decided 10 reconsider,
The bill, already appreyed bI
the Senate, started gIt lust tt
provide free plates for disabled
war veterans, But the HenateFl
lacked on Q parAgraph Whieh
would deny free plates To repre-.
sentatlyes OF tho Soviet Union and
"any OF its satellites or countries
which ere auhaervlent" TO Russia
A. tho House convened, pele,
cate Brewster, Democrat, OF HAl-
tim0ra County moved 10 recon-
slider Thursdays ae-it vote,
Afraid OF Controversy.
Then pelegate Pumphrey, Dem.
ocrat, OF Prince Georges, who haC
expressed doubts about the who'll
thing, started 10 put IN ON amend.
inent 10 knock out the antisBovleI
clause. But he Withdrew th(
amendment when Majority Leader
Boone, Democrat, Of Baitlm0F(
County asked that the bill be sem
bach 70 the Ways and MeafiI
Committee for further scrutiny,
Mr., PumphFey In THURSDAYS de-
bate had remarked that I'm {
little afraid OF raising q centres
yeFsy. We've been careful het q
disturb feelings In certain quar-
teFsi Some aHeht might piek uE
thls and use IL just a. q needle"
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Senator Is Undecided
On Form o. Provision
70 Open Relief Rolls

Senator smith, Democrat, OF
North Carolina, said today that
no has not vet decided on the
form Of q non.secrecy amendment
10 tho pending nav public ~.
siatanoe bill for the District.
hut no has q Arm view on one
point evan at this early stage.
" feel that the complete
secrecy that now surrounds relief
rolls In washington should be
eliminated" the Senator declared
And, no added, I'm usually slow
70 commit myself on any bill while
10 ID still pending"
Sides win Butler.
Senator Smith, and Senator
Butler, Republican, OF Maryland
have formed q tW0stes0he fiiajeFu
Ivy OF the Senate District Bube0Hiu
llilttee studying the proposed bill
Opposed 20 thelF advocacy OF liniu
ited public disclosure OF The Felll
ID Senator PasteFe, Democrat, ei
Hhede Island, subeemittee ehaiPs
man,
The NeFth Carolina Senator
pointed out that he didn't gel
q ieek 90 q R9AsseeFeey amend
ment suggested by tive OF th.
three District Commissioners Vnr
vi 0 few hours before q heapinl
was held on the subject Thursday
uVses Careful study,
He said that while II appears II
serve the purpose Of safeguaTdinl
against abuses Of relief lists, thu
amendment will have 10 be care
fully studied,
Senator Smith wanted to fur
ther emphasize q point which IN
made during the Thursday hear,
Ing, at which the subcommittee
took four hours Of testimony.
y am IN sympathy with thl
whole relief program" he said
"and ] am convinced that thu
people are sympathetic to the OK.
tent that there Ia not q great dea
Of public interest In knowing the
names Of every one on relief rolls
Doesn't Want Fraud.
II want TO see the program free
from fraud, however" the 5ena.
tor emphasized. III we are Il
keet, d worthwhile program thai
VIII merit ana keep the conn.
dehee OF the public, the records
must be available TO the pubile
Otherwise, the program viii BIZ
Ineffective"
he said his sympathy for tht
needy dates back nearly 40 Year,
when ne became q lawyer
" have had q lot OF eeHtaet witt
social W6Fk In my tlme,h EeRat6I
Smith SAID. Tie said he was on
OF the AFst advocates OF @ netheFs
AID law fer NeFth Carolina, an
that he deals with relief pFeblem
while In the State Legislature fe
three terms and as head Of ghllC
welfare W8Fk Tor the State AEneFir
can Aegien,
Voted for JeRReR Rider,
He expressed his eenVietiens el
the relief secrecy Issue last yea
when he Veted for the JennpI
amendment which empowers thl
States 10 open thelF relief roll
without aanser Of having the Fed
eral Government withdraw its con
trlhutlen OF social security funds
Senator Smith said no supported
tho Jenner rlasr because no be-
iieves II will help end relief rol
fraud, He indicated he would sup
port similar legislation In his oWf
State, where, he has been told
agitation il growing for DISCLOSURE
Of relief rolls,
" don't want 10 600 children OF
adults embarrassed by opening thl
records" no said, "And I dom
think they Will bs II the secrecy
element RoeB out. I Just don,
think there viii be oil thls voluml
OF publicity that The social w0rk'
sFs talG l 1 about Il ths rolls ON
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Insists u Was Accident

Tyler remained adamaRt IN his
lnsistenee that the death OF Miss
King was on accident, He mainu
talns, police said, that his 81
sallbeF pistol went on accidentally
while no end Miss King were
seated In the automehile q block
and q half from the spot where
her body was found, 1T, Lawrence
OF the Homicide Squad
said Tyler has failed TO explain
how Miss King was shot three
times or why she was ch0ked,
The accused man also denies
that he raped Miss King and In
sists that the relations he had
with her before the shooting were
voluntary, 1t. Hartnatt said.
Tyler broke down and wept
when his mother, Mrs. Julia D,
James, o Defense Department
etnploye, embraced him In Com
missioner LawrenCe's ofiice.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Idnsiilea Same Car,

The assault victim told police
Tyler took % and her wrist watch
after forcing her 10 submit 10 hln
advances. but iAtAr save back the
watch and o.. She said he drove
her hotnb after the attack and She
save him her correct telephone
number ana q flCtitiouH name.
she identihed the blo0dStAined
automobile from which Miss
Kings body was thrown Into d
gutter IN the 1900 block OF Nines
teehth street N,fBu % the eur tyler
was driving on the night hs asa
saulted her,
Tyler, who surrendered 10 beliee
In Chicago Wednesday, VIII face
On inquest Into Miss Kings FfluFs
der 90 The District M0Pgue OF
iiIS9 am, Tuesday, tie was 6Ps
deFed held without bend on O
murder ehaFee when no was aFu
|Faianed before United States
Commissioner cyril Lawrence Vesu
keVdAy,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
SfudenPd
.ByNayyCIerk
InSecond Attack
Howard Man Held
In Sloying cose 10
Identified In Lineup

A young Navy Department clerk
has identified ponaid N. tyler,
"a, eoleFed, Howard University
student accused OF numbering .
ie.yeaF.eld eeued eiassmate, Oh
the man who eriminally assaulted
her On FsbFuaFy 10.
The 94ayeaFueld Government
Girl picked Tyler out OF O lineup
CT police headquarters Last night
bhe TOLD detectives no feFeed her
Int On autemebile 90 gunpeint
90 NeFth Capitol and Ghanning
streets on February 10 and aFeve
70 q Weeded area IN Northeast
washington where he assaulted
TYLER, already charged with the
murder Of Miss Janet Hllen Kina
on Monday, calmly told the Cow
eminent Girl she was mistaken,
But detectives said the description
the young eoloTed woman save
them Of her aaaailant after the
attack was !dentlcal with TyIer'R
appearance,
Evening star., 1952-02-23

The Heuse yesterday aaFeed 10
A Senate amendment, by Senator
Charles n, FehWlek OF AFllRaten,
10 have the study alse include
bFidges between washington ana
VirgiRia,
Besides Mr., MagFudeF and Mr.
Damn, this resolution has the
backing Of Delegates Edwin Lynch
Of Fairfax and AFmistead Beethe
of Alexandria, tt cites the gFewr
Ing tFafie problems In the area
and appFepFiates sse,eee for the
survey,
It has Highway Department
backing and win make possible
preliminary planning which will
make 1t easier for the State to
comply with requirements neces-
sary for Federal highway aid
programs,
Meanwhile, O new resolution
seeking TO establish State park
IN the Washington Metropolitan
Area was introduced yesterday
by Mr.. Magruder and Mr.. Lynch.
It proposes the State acquire
Fort Hunt on the Mount Vernon
Memorial Highway south Of
Alexandria.
Too Late for Funds.
The Northern Virginia Regiona
Planning and Development Com.
Nilsson had asked for Legislation
appropriating 81 million to estab.
lish q park In the area.
Mr.. Magruder said, however, HI
was positive that this late b
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-20
Not On Time

INDIANAPOLIS GB - More than
a year ago Norman Janke quit
his job at the Indianapolis post
oiiice and moved to Florida. On
his way South he mailed penny
postcard to his father, E. H. Janke.
The card arrived just the other
day. II wasn't the first time the
post office had delivered a card
more than a year late, but the
post office charged the elder Jaflke
one-cent postage due on this one.
Inc postcard rate went up to two
cents a few months ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-20

the familiar Russian-type MIG-15.
A Fifth Air Force spokesman
said the high-wing jets rarely have
been seen. This was the first re-
ported hit.
The spokesman said it appeared
to be more efficient at lower alti-
tudes than the low, swept-wing
MIG-15. But it seemed to be about
so miles an hour slower. 1t is about
two feet longer and has 2-foot
wider wing span than the MIG-15.
1t. James Carey, Las Vegas,
New, said he hit the type 15''
jet in the wing and fuselage after
81 found myself on the tail of this
funny looking bird"
The 2-day toll of IS Red jets
destroyed or damaged was taken
in five air battles, the Fifth Air
Force reported. Two of them were
today. Both we're fought three to
seven miles above Sinanju, 10
miles from the Manchurian bor-
der.
The Air Force said three MIG
15s were shot down and two dam
aged in 30-minute fight between
% F-86 Sabres and 40 very ag-
gressive" MICS.
Two others were destroyed and
three damaged in Commute bat
tie when IS MICS tried to break
through 26 Sabres screening F-80
Shooting Star jets bombing Com
munist rail lines.
The Fifth Air Force said its Ko-
rean War record is 232 Commu-
mist aircraft destroyed, 80 prob
ably shot down and 423 damaged
694 total. This does not include
figures for B-29s or carrier borne
planes
Two of Wednesdays battles, in
which most of the shooting was
done, we're fought in the late eve
ming. The Air Force delayed an
nouncement until today. American
losses, if any, are reported once
a week.
On the ground, briefing officers
reported light Red probing thrusts
on the western and eastern fronts
late Wednesday night and early
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-20
Today's
Stock
Market

NEW YORK Up Strength in
rails and motors-with steels hold
ing steady--sent the stock market
ahead today, although trading was
on the light side.
Gains ran to between one and
two points at the best while losses
we're held down severely.
Gold mining shares were in de-
mand, and the building materials
issues made and held fast to good
gains.
Oils we're irregular with profit
taking hitting the recent upside
leaders. Cities Service was ahead.
The company reported 1851 earn
ings equal to $l4.T a share as
against $14.57 last year.
Stocks standing ahead included
Hudson Motor, Bethlehem Steel,
General Motors, Chrysler, Santa
Fe, Nickel Plate, Texas Co., Johns
Manville, u. S. Gypsum, Home
stake Mining, Allied Chemical, In
ternational Paper and Philip Nor
ris.
Lower were Admiral Corp, Ze-
NTH Radio, United Aircraft, Con-
solidated Textile, Phelps Dodge,
Anaconda Copper. United Air Lines
and Standard Oil (N. J.)
Curb exchange stocks were gen.
orally higher including Electric
Bond & Share, Great Lakes Oil,
Investors Royalty, Kirby Petrol
cum, Molybdenum, National Tran
sit, Standard Forging and U. S.
Foil "B."
Trading in corporate bonds was
light with prices narrowly higher.
U. 5. governments were steady in
the over the counter market.