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Evening star., 1952-04-12
...n,..m.. ENk1B EDITION
lBozo's Just a Bum; \
when Safe Crackers
|ComeHe Was Out
BY the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, April 12.-Three
lpartS Great Dane and one part
lSt. Bernard, Bozo, a watch dog
was denoted to "all bum" today
by his disillusioned owner, Ed
mund j. Rosendale.
For a year and a half Bozc
stood guard over the safe of the
laundry Mr.. Rosendale operates
here. Nobody ever tried to get
near the place while the vicious
looking animal kept his vigil.
But early yesterday safe crack
ers entered the building with an
Iacetylene torch. and amidst splut-
tering sparks and the noise and
smoke Of a BOBBY trap tear gas
bomb. removed $1,000 from the
ISafe.
Where was Bozo when all this
happened? Enjoying his first
might out in a year and a half.
When the first employe came
to work in the morning. Bozo was
waiting to be let inside. When
he saw the demolished safe he
went into a frenzy of barking
It took his handlers an hour to
quiet him.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Schedule of Dawn Services

6:15 a.m.-Pilgrim Lutheran
Church, Jamestown road an6
Flint drive, Westgate, Md,
$50 a.n.-Naval Medical Cen
ter. Bethesda, Md.
z a.m.-Carter Barron Amphi-
theatre, Rock Greek Park near
Sixteenth street and Colorado
avenue NV.
Z a.m.-Walter Reed Army
Medical Center, Georgia and
Alaska avenues NV.
Z am. - Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery, Suitland road near
Thirty eighth street Sc.
7:30 a.m.-Arlington National
Cemetery, Arlington, Va.
7:30 a.m.-All Souls Memorial
Episcopal Church. Cathedral ave-
niue east Of Connecticut avenue
INV.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
|NCke|dln Ticket
Wants General,
|Backers Claim
Soy Eisenhower
Has Support Of
Most Candidates
BY the Assoeioied Press

BALTIMORE, April IL. The
head Of the Maryland Citizens for
Eisenhower organization says
practically all of the principal
candidates" in the State "are with
U.s."
w. Harold Leonhart, executive
director Of the Eisenhower group,
said last night he meant by can
didates" those running for seats
in the Republican State conven-
tion.
BY principal candidates" he
said he was referring to those
allied with the Republican party
organization headed by Gov. Nc
Keldin.
$50 Pct" Support.
Mr.. Leonhart claimed that "9O
kper cent or more" Of the ticket
the McKeldin organization is sup
porting already favors Gen. Eisen-
hover as the man Maryland's "a
votes at the Republican National
Convention should go to eventu-
ally.
He said the Eisenhower-for-
President forces will concentrate
on trying to induce as many State
convention candidates as possible
to rally to the generals side.
He made it clear that Eisen-
hover supporters do not expect the
State convention to instruct the
national delegates toavote for Gen
Eisenhower on the first ballot.
Favorite Son.
They will 60 along with the
State organizations plan to sup
port Gov. McKeldin as the ia
vorite son" in the preliminary
voting in Chicago, Mr.. Leonhart
indicated.
The strategy of the Eisenhower
group would then be to try to see
to it that the national convention
delegates get a clear directive to
switch to the general when the
time is ripe.
Mr.. Leonhart reported that Citi-
zen for Eisenhower Clubs are be-
ing formed almost daily in all Sec
tions of the State.
Evening star., 1952-04-12

alexandria. One Republican, Joel
IT. Broyhill of Arlington, also has
announced.
The Democratic primary will be
held July Is.
Mr.. Washington represented
Alexandria in the Virginia House
of Delegates for the two regular
sessions of 1914 and 1916, and at
three special sessions held during
his terms.
He was born 81 years ago at
Marshall, Va, but spent most OF
his life in Alexandria. He at
tended Alexandria public schools
and the former Bliss Electrical
School in Takoma Park, Md.
Mr.. Washington is a member
of the real estate firm of Wash
Iington g. Kane. He is a past
president of the Alexandria-A
|lington- Fairfax Real Estate Board
and of the Northern Virginia
Underwriters Board.
The candidate is a veteran OF
World War I. He is past president
of the Alexandria Rotary Club
and past master of the Alexan-
dria- Washington Masonic Lodge
Mr.. Washington also served as
district chairman for the Boy
Scouts. He is a vestryman OF
Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Washington is married and
has two children. He lives at 40C
Lynnwood street, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Baltimore Labor Unit
Pledges 10 Support
Sasscer for Senate
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, April IL. - The
Baltimore Federation of Labor
yesterday indorsed Representative
Sasscer of the 5th Southern Mary
land District for the Democratic
nomination to the Senate.
The groups action was an
Inounced by Thomas j. Healy
president of the Teamsters' Joint
Council No. 81 and the BFL Polit-
ical Education League.
Healy said the city federation
also pledged support of William
R. McClayton, candidate for the
Democratic Congressional nomina-
ton in the Second District; Rep
Iresentative Edward A. Garmantz
seeking Democratic denomination
in the Third East Baltimore Dis
trict; Representative George H
Fallon. for the Democratic re-
nomination in the 4th District;
State Senator Harry T. Phoebus
Republican candidate for the 4th
District nomination.: Philip H
Dorsey, jr., for the Democratic
nomination in the 5th District;
Mrs. Stella B. Werner, Democrat
and State Senator Robert B
Kimble, Republican. for nomina-
tions in the 9Th District, and Bal
ltimore City Councilman Samuel
IN. Friedel for the Democratic
nomination in the new 7th Dis
ltrict.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
FairchiId Planning Tests
OF New Flying Boxcar
BY the Associated Press

HAGERSTOWN. Md, April IL
Flight tests are scheduled fol
some time in June for a new ver-
sion of the Farichild Flying Box
car" which the company says
has new wing and landing gear
designs.
In his annual report Fairchilc
President Richard S. Boutelle sale
new wing and landing gear de.
signs will permit the plane "te
operate even more effectively
from short and rough airstrips. OF
even unprepared fields"
The new version, already in
|spected by Gen. Hoyt S. Vanden-
berg, Air Force chief of staff, car
have two or four engines.
Fairchild's C-82 Packet and
Clio Flying Boxcar have beer
extensively used in the Korean
war.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Upper Montgomery Group Gets
Draft of Subdivision Ordinance

Patrick j. Cousick, jr., planning
engineer of the commission, urged
committee members to discuss il
with others before meetings OF
their group this month.
The announcement of the draft
completion said that it's release
to the public would be made in
Imid-May. Individual committees
are expected to complete their
review of the draft this month.
The original draft of the ordi-
nance drew strong public protest
at open hearings last November
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Pay Raise Schedule
Sent 10 Montgomery
Board by teachers

A new teachers salary sched
ule asking for increased pay an,
cut in the length of time re
quired to reach the maximum sal
aries is in the hands of the Mont
gomery County Board of Educa
tion.
The proposed schedule was sub
mitted to the board by the Mont
gomery County Education Associa
ton, an organization of teachers
The proposed new schedule il
the result Of a study made by th'
association with sanction of tn
School Board.
Under the schedule, teacher
would reach their maximum sal
aries in IL to 13 years rather thar
in the 18 to 81 years now re-
quired.
Miss Katherine B. Greaney
president of the association, sait
the schedule contains these pro.
|poSals:
For teachers without degrees
81 2,500-$4.700, maximum to bt
reached in IL years. -
For teachers with bachelors de.
|greeS-$3, ,400-$5 900, maximum tx
be reached in IL years.
For teachers with masters de.
grees-$3, ,600-$6, 900, maximum tx
be reached in 13 years..
The school board will meet al
1890 pm. Monday in Rockville
1t is expected to adopt next year:
operating budget at that time.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
THIS SUNDA Y'S BEST READING
@)e, Sunday. $tar

sTUATIoN-The osoin steel mills from
the industry
The Editorial Sections eoder examines the events eodns
the weeks od Of events
following President Trumon seizure Of the industry lost Tuedoy night
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REvoLUToN-AnuuoI potdoe
osonoon Washington eho its for another
year, The Daughters convention stor Mond ond The Star Pictorial
Of with full color Of OAR
officers Ewood Boxer the
organizations Amerieono collection.
GET THE RUNARoUNDWrer Choes Cooke hod simple
question ordinoHy would
question directed the His
haorou PNo.ki Postoveh eeoud the EdoioI
Section.
RUGGED oUTFT-Down Fort Bnns Co., select
periodically through eight weeks Of training thot described
Tougher Not oil mok the srud but those who
soldier. every the word Gen. Mark Clark describes the
Ams toughest eoue-Ronse Troins eoohotouFot otiee
in This Week Mogozne.
HISTORIC BATTLEFELD-A pleasant drive for Sunday suggested
Walter Hubbard Of the Amieon Automobile Association The So
weekly Of Trove Page ocs motor trips around
weeks 70- will toke from the District
the Mnoso through green va countryside
accompanies the atice.
READING EVERY DAY or THE WEEK ORDER THE EVENING
AND SUNDAY STAR HOME DELIVERY. SITS MONTH. NIGHT
FINAL EDITION. 10 CENTS ADDITIONALLY PHONE STERLING 5000
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Evening star., 1952-04-12

said he plans to run.
Born at Altoona.
Born 66 years ago at Altoona
Pa. Judge Kennedy came to Alex
andria in 1905. He received his
law degree in 1911 from George
town University and was admitted
the same year to the District Bar
During World War II, Judge
Kennedy served as a Government
appeal agent for the draft.
Judge Kennedy is a former
president of the Alexandria Bar
Association.
Organizer for Boys Club.
He helped organize the Alexan-
|dria Boys Club and has served as
its president for 13 consecutive
years.
Judge Kennedy is active in
Masonic affairs and is a 33d de-
gree Mason. He is past master of
the Alexandria Washington Ma
sonic Lodge and he helped organ
ize the Alexandria Chapter of
DeMolay. He also is a past presi-
dent Of the Virginia State Elks.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Thousands Here
To Attend Dawn
Easter Services
Government Leaders
To Join in Arlington
Sunrise Ceremony

Thousands of Washington resi-
dents and visitors will hail the
resurrection of Christ at sunrise
services tomorrow in the District
and nearby Virginia and Mary
land.
The amphitheater In Arlington
Cemetery will be the scene Of the
22d annual Easter sunrise serv-
ice to be sponsored by the Grand
Encampment Of Knights Templar
of the U. S. A.
Members of the cabinet, Su-
preme Court. Congress and other
Government officials will be
among those present. Delegations
of Knights Templar from IL
States will be at the service, which
begins at 1880 am.
Feature of the traditional gath
ering will be the entrance by the
knights, wearing white and black
plumed hats, into the amphithe-
ater. The Marine Band will play
Onward Christian Soldiers" as
the Knights Templar march in.
DR.. Emerson to Preach.
DR.. Chester B. Emerson, who re-
tired last year as dean of Trinity
Cathedral, Cleveland, will deliver
the sermon.
The Army's traditional Easter
sunrise service will be held at 7
am. tomorrow in the formal gar
den amphitheater at Walter Reed
Army Medical Center. It is gen.
orally considered the oldest Easter
sunrise service in Washington, the
first meeting being held in 1927.
Former Army Chief of Chap
lains Luther D. Miller. now a
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Laborer Held for Theft
Of Lumber in Arlington

A District laborer was ARRESTED
last night at an Arlington lumber
yard and charged with breaking
and entering and grand larceny
Charles JefferieS, AZ, colored, OF
the 1900 block Stevens road Sc,
was jailed pending a preliminary
hearing in County Court Monday
He was arrested by police Pvts.
Howard H. Malmstedt and Gordon
y. WEIGH shortly before midnight.
Police said the suspect was in the
drivers seat of a truck with the
motor running in the yard of the
General Industries, Inc, in the
HOO block of Jefferson Davis
highway.
The police report said $500
worth of lumber was on the truck.
The lumber had been removed
from the Pentagon Lumber Co.
yard, which adjoins the General
Industries property, police said.
Jefferies is an employe of Cen
|eral Industries, according to
police.
Evening star., 1952-04-12

Mems Committee of Annapoli!
and Anne Arundel County will
sponsor the service at Gov. Ritchis
Memorial, Gov. Ritchie highway
The Rev. Robert Smoot, pastor
of United Presbyterian Church
Baltimore, will speak.
Pilgrim Lutheran Church
jamestown road and Flint drive
Westgate. Md, will hold q com.
munity sunrise service at 6:1s
Ia m. tomorrow with the Rev. VIII
liam F. Bruening, pastor of Christ
Lutheran Church, as the preacher
Choirs of the host church viii
Sing.
Earliest service in Metropolitan
Washington will be held at S am
tomorrow in Vermont Avenu'
Baptist Church. 1880 Vernon
avenue NV.
More than $4,000 persons are
expected to attend the sixth an
nual sunrise worship at 5::35 am
tomorrow in the National Me-
mortal Park, Falls Church, Va
The Rev. Glendale Burton, min
lister Of Wilson Boulevard Christian
Church, will speak and the Madri.
Igal Singers Of Washington-L Lei
High School, Arlington, will sing
An organ prelude by Harold Hose.
will precede the service.
] The Rev. Frank w. Blackwelder
rector of All Souls Memoria
Episcopal Church, win celebrate
sunrise holy communion servic,
lat 7::30 am. tomorrow in th'
church. Cathedral avenue east o
Conneeficut avenue NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-12

The following sunrise services
will be held tomorrow at the times
and places listed below:
S aln.-Vermont Avenue Bap-
tist Church, 1880 Vermont avenue
NV.
Sis a.m.-Naval Receiving Sta
ton, Anacostia.
5::34 a.m.-St. Matthew's Epis-
copal Church, Addison road, Seat
Pleasant, Md.
5:35 a.m.-Calvary Lutheran
Church. 9845 Georgia avenue
Silver Spring, Md.
5:35 a.m.-National Memorial
Park. Falls Church, Va.
6 a.m.-Wheaton Church OF
Christ. Kensington- Wheaton road
and East avenue. Kensington, Md
6 a.m.--Gov. Ritchie Memorial
Gov. Ritchie highway. Annapolis
Md.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
| Anne Arundel 6. @. P
|Wifhdraws BACKING
From Joe MuIieri
Speeiol Dispateh 10 The Star

| ANNAPOLIS, April 12.-Anne
Arundel's Republican State Cen
tral Committee has withdrawn its
Endorsement of Joe Mulieri, an ac-
tion which leaves the key county
open to a field of 10 in the hot
5th district House race.
The Rev. Christian Neumann
chairman of the seven-member
committee, yesterday confirmed
reports that the Annapolis news
man no longer has official backing
Mr.. Mulieri, one of the first
candidates to file, was dropped at
Ia meeting last week, MIR. Neumann
disclosed. He said his group will
discuss the question of indorsing
another aspirant within a few
days.
Not Officially Notified.
II have not been officially noti-
fed" Mr.. Mulieri said. but added
he was grateful that the an
|nouncement was made on April
10 instead of May 4, the eve of the
primary"
He declared it difficult to un-
|derStand Mr.. NeuInann's an
|nouncement Of neutrality at this
late hour"
Mr.. Mulieri said also the COM
mittee had indorsed q convention
slate but just before the filing
|deadline, Mr.. Neumann put in
"the names of several other can
'didates, and yet only seven can
be elected" Sixteen Republicans
are competing for Anne Arundel
seats at the convention next
month. when delegates to the ma
tional G. o. P. convention will be
chosen.
Reasons Given.
Mr.. Neumann said his commit
tee drew away from Mr.. Mulieri
after its members had been re-
queSted to do so by "a lot Of
people who had been loyal to the
party for years who felt that Mr..
Mulieri was not entitled to organi-
zation support because he backed
some Democrats in the last elec-
tion and has been a registered
Republican only about a year."
One member of the committee
disagreed.
II had nothing to do with either
the Endorsement or its revocation"
said Committeeman Charles S.
Dell, "but I feel that the commit
tee having once announced a
decision should have held fast to
its choice"
"Mr. Mulieri Is capable and a
good worker" Mr.. Dell declared,
and is not a machine-type candi-
date. People are tired of machines
and I predict that Mr.. Mulieri will
carry the county. AS I see it. this
will be a popular and not politi-
cal election"
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Medical Society Elects
Officers in Alexandria

The Alexandria Medical Society
has elected these officers for the
coming year:
DR.. Milton Stein, president DR.
F. Preston Titus, vice president;
Dr.. John E. Roberts. secretary
treasurer; DR.. Jerome Baum,
member Of the executive commit
tee.
Also. Doctors Ben C. Jones, jr.,
and JamessW. Love, delegates to
the Virginia Medical Society. and
DrS. John A. Sims and Charles
". Amole, alternate delegates.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
CancermobiIe Will Make
Northern Virginia Tour

A cancermobile, travelling the
ater and exhibit sponsored by the
Virginia division of the American
Cancer Society, will make a three
day tour of the northern Virginia
area next week under auspices OF
the Arlington County chapter.
The cancermobile, which will.
provide free information and lit
erature on the disease, will visit
the following places:
Tuesday, Fairfax. Old Post
Office Building, 10 a. m. to noon;
Falls Church, post Office. 2 to 4
p. M; Wednesday, Memorial
Bridge, Virginia side. Z to 9:3C
a. m; Arlington, Wilson boule-
ward and Hudson street, 10 a. m
to 4 pm: Thursday, Alexandria
King and Washington streets, 10
a. m. to noon, and 2 to 4 pm.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Couple Are Grandparents
Twice on the Some Doy

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, April
l12.-Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Welsh of
Kabletown. near here. became
grandparents twice on the same
day.
A son was born to their daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Spencer Welsh.
On the same day. daughter was
born to their daughter, Mrs. Roy
B. Harrison, jr., of Lotion Cross
Roads, Va.
Evening star., 1952-04-12

nomination to
Congress from
IVirginia'S new
10th congress
sional district.
He is the
fourth candi-
date to enter
the Democratic
Ic o. n t e st. The
others are j.
Maynard Ma
gruder and Ed
|mund d. Camp
bell, both of
Arlington, and
lC. C.. Carlin of
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Prince Georges Women
Form Muhoney Group

A Women's Committee has been
formed in Prince Georges County
to support George P. Mahoney's
campaign for the Democratic
nomination to the Senate from
Maryland.
officers Of the new group are
Mrs. William P. Starr. chairman;
Mrs. Viola Anderson, Mrs. Nora
|Bollinger, and Mrs. Margaret
Blacher, vice chairmen.
Evening star., 1952-04-12

Copies of the Upper Montgom-
Iery County Planning Commission's
revised subdivision ordinance were
released to the groups 10 advisory
committee members this week.
About 60 copies of the draft OF
the proposed ordinance were given
to the advisors for review by THEN
friends, neighbors and associ-
|ates," a commission announce
|ment said.
The revised draft was made in
secret sessions held by the COM
mission during the last four
months.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Persistent Illegal Parking
Runs. Into Money-S96

Alexandria motorists who are
tardy paying parking tickets
might profit by the experience
of Anthony N. Trantis.
During February and March,
police said, they ticketed Mr..
Trantis' car 80 times for overtime
parking. There is a 81 fine if the
violator pays within 10 days.
Police said Mr.. Trantis, how
ever, ignored the tickets and sub
sequent letters. He finally was
brought in on a warrant, and yes
terday forfeited 500. Mr.. Trantis
lives at 400 King street and is
a restaurant operator.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Discrimination Suit
Against Virginia Dropped
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, April 12.-At
the request of the plaintiff, a suit
charging discrimination in Vir-
ginia'S park system has been
dropped in Federal District Court
here.
The complaint was filed July g.
1948, by Maceo Conrad Martin OF
Danville, who charged the State
refused to provide Negroes with
accommodations at the parks. The
charge was denied by the State.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
DAV Indorses Duncan
For CORPORATION Court

Northern Virginia Chapter No
IL, Disabled American Veterans
has Endorsed Alexandria Civil ane
Police Court Judge James r. Dun.
can for appointment as the city.
second Corporation Court Judge
A new judgeship was authorized
for Alexandria at the last session
of the General Assembly. The ap'
pointment may be made by tn,
Governor after June %, when tn,
legislation becomes effective.
Judge Duncan has been tn,
city's Civil and Police Court judge
for Is years.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Harrison to Seek
denomination MAY ;
BY the Associated Press

STAUNTON, April 12.-Repre-
sentative Harrison of Winchester,
will seek reelection to Congress
from the 7th District, he informed
the Augusta County Democratic
Committee yesterday.
In a letter to Committee Secre-
tary j. D. Kramer, Mr.. Harrison
said he will be a candidate for
denomination subject to the dis
trict Democratic convention in
Harrisburg on May 3. The
Augusta County convention will
be held April Is.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
D. {. Siudepts 70 0fficiafe
In wal Mock Convention
Special Dispatch 10 The star

SpecidI Dspofch 10 me SfdF
LEXINGTON, Va, April H.
Two Washington students at
tending Washington and Lee Uni
versity have been given prominent
posts in the schools mock Repub-
|lican convention, April 1928.
Thomas r. Shepherd, of 2907
|P street NV, and Ferdinand E
Carter, jr., of 6919 Fairfax road
Bethesda, were named secretary
land assistant respectively.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Wins COLLEGE Scholarship

Margaret Sandelmann. daugh-
ter of John c. Sandelmann, Of
2207 Washington avenue, Silver
Spring, has been awarded q $3.50
scholarship to Strayer College.
Miss Sandelmann is a senior at
lMontgomery-Bl High School.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Veterans for Fletcher Form

A Veterans for Fletcher COM
mittee has been formed in Prince
Georges County to promote the
candidacy of State Senator John
r. Fletcher, who is seeking the
Republican nomination to Con-
|gress from the 5th Maryland Dis
trict. w. Britton Moore is chair
man.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Bottle Plans Trip West
To See Atom Bomb Tests
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND. Va, April Ia
Gov. Battle hopes to make his
first trip West next week end to
watch the atomic tests in Ne
vada-and he plans to take a fish
ing rod along.
The tests are scheduled for
April 1925.
The Governor is to speak Mon
day night to the 61st Continental
Congress of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution in Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1952-04-12
RiverdoIe Democrats Elect

The 18th Maryland District
(Riverdale) Democratic Club has
elected Chris Sondberg president.
Other officers are Frank L. An
derson and Thomas j. Kane, vice
presidents; William D. Bucknam,
treasurer, and Harry D. Forthuber,
recording secretary.
Evening star., 1952-04-12

% years. is a
candidate for
the Sc on d
judge of that
court.
Judge K en-
nedy is the first
candidate for
m ally to an
nounce for the
new post, which
was created at
the recent SeS-
ion of tn e
General Assem-
bly,. James N.
Ca1oco~f4 -,
Evening star., 1952-04-12
School Choir to Sing on TV

The Kensington (MdO Junior
High School Choir will sing two
numbers on television program,
the Junior Revue, at noon to-
morrow on TV Station WNBW
Mrs. Marguerite Dews will direct
Evening star., 1952-04-12
Se|den Washington
Enters 10Th District
Democratic Race

w. Selden Washington, Alex
andria real estate and insurance
man, announced yesterday that
he would seek the Democratic