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Evening star., 1952-02-24
Arlington High School Drivers
Steer Clear of Hot Rods

the brightest possible appearance
Of his vehicle and Its perfect me
chanical condition.
At the outdoor meetings, stu
dents engage In contests on
smooth driving and In ability To
park quickly and accurately.
Three Sunday morning meet
|ings have been held featuring re.
liability runs along Arlington
streets. Each driver 10 accom-
panied BY O navigator and they
are given O map showing the
route they are to follow.
gpetteFs watch Progress.
Along the route ore spoilers Wht
observe speed, hand signals, 0bedi-
|eflee 10 stop signs and lane mark.
|ihgs and other tfaffie rules Prizes
are awarded 10 winners.
More Of these runs are seheds
tlied f6f this spring. Lieutenant
Palmer and others who are d.
slstifig In the program Zee IN tht
Students keeil interest a possible
answer 10 the hazards Of veiifll
people Yielding % the tlfae q
speed one way 90 i0se a e0FlI
eebt In the HPlsteh PebpeFsU elub
ID % reach The hhi5h line te6
s0eh, a sure slah bhat the driver
lekeeedea the speed llnltl 4
Evening star., 1952-02-24
|vIrvInIa Democrat! Plan
10 EIeei Delegates July II
ey ths AsseeIslsa PVsss

RICHMOND, Feb, ea,-Fhe viz
|glnla Democratic State Convention
VIII he held In Reanoke at noon
July ", only two days after TIM
primary for the United States
Senate and House OF Represent'
atlVes, t..
The main business Of the con.
ventlon, which Ia held once In foul
years, Ia TO elect delegates and al.
ternatives to the Democratic Na.
tional Convention meeting In Chi,
cag0 on July a, It may or Isaas
not instruct them, and IL will
adopt 0 platform for the party
In Virginia,
The convention will have some
! 200 delegates based on the rep.
resentation agreed upon today
one delegate for each $50 votes OF
major fraction thereof cast fol
Gov. Battle In the l040 election
The call for the, State convention
was made at o brief and harmon.
ious meeting today Of the Demo.
cratic State Central Committee
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Easter Seal Aides Named
For Drive In ARLINGTON

Aubrey p. Grow, general cam.
paign chairman for the easter
Seal Sale In Arlington County, has
appointed 0 number Of co.workers
for the month-long campaign, be.
ginning March 10.
Division leaders appointed BY
Mr.. Grow are: Mrs. John l.. Greg.
son III, director Of Lily Sales:
Mrs. J. Frederick Abel, director OF
coin containers; Mrs. Clarence n.
Niklason, director Of Easter Seal
booths; Waldo u. nichols, d.
rector OF collection and sale OF
|triasasines and newspapers, ana
Millard q. HonAfl, assistant In
charge Of preparing Easter Seal
booths In some Of the banks and
large department stores.
Evening star., 1952-02-24
1852 1av Clips Go on Sale
March J In MNryIOnd

MaFyland's 1901 license blAtaA
VIII not be replaced this year, bub
sale OF clips for 1909, 10 be A6s
taaehed ! ae lle! 70 the old plates, viii bssln
Applications for licensing OF
privately ewRed ears viii "a
mailed BEGINNING Friday, Meter
Vehicle Commissioner FheElas u,
\, Mudd announced yesterday, All
esheF elAssiAeatlens, including
dealers and commercial tags, viii
30 mailed beglnnlng March 81,
Commissioner Mudd said that
y the address on the ApplleatleN
le incorrect, tho correct address
should be inserted by the Appll~
cant After Alllng In the applicas
tl0n according 10 Instructions, 10
should he mailed back 10 tho pes
partment OF Motor Vehicles to-
getheF with q check or money
order,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Young G. 0. P. Federation
OF Virginia Elects Clarke
eY ihe Asaeslalsd Prass

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. a. J
Calvitt Clarke. jr., Of Richmond
today was elected president Of thu
Young Republican Federation oi
Virginia. The federation embraces
the States Young Republican
clubs.
Clarke succeeds william G
Wainpief, OF Bristol, who todaj
was chosen By Ninth District ne.
|publicaiis as their candidate fol
Congress this year.
Other 0ficefs elected at tht
fedefati0ii's 0t1e.day meeting we're
Albert w. ffighsfnith, Dahville
national committeeman Mrs. jaf
Duhkie Reynolds, Arlington, nd.
ti0hAl e0iiifnitteeW0fiiaiii Mafiefi
tI Harrison, fft Arlington, HGbeft
|BtfAuHhati, FfedefieEBbufH, atie
Miss Mildred d. Ballard Roanoke
Wee t1fesidehtsi Mfsl Alice q
lynch HlehIaehdl secretary, afle
CHARLES b, fsaile, charlottesville
treasurer
4he fedePati0E t0eh no aetleB
70 BWiRG I'D sNRpeFt behind q bel
publican pFeslaehtlAl eanaldaesI
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Darden Again Urges
Change In School Law
bY he AAaasIaiaA ptsAA

RICHMOND, va, Feb. 2S--Col.
sate W. Darden, jr., enlarsing or
0 proposal he made last Deeem.
Der that Vifsinia's compulsefs
seheol attendance laws b(
changed, said today he faVofs tht
compulsory attendance throuat
grammar seheol "ef oil children
Aet mentally and physically dis
qualified"
The University OF virginia pFesi-
dent declared that 90 for as 900.
ohdary schooling Ia concerned ht
Weuld require no test other thar
"the expressed desire 10 enter higf
school," Ito spoke before tho Al.
seeiatien OF Virginia Colleges.
Pupils lacking interest or 90.
paelty do not heneht from con.
tlnued sehool attendance, regard.
less Of the teachers competence
Dr. DArden said, he proposed
that the high schools be loft 0pen
TO those desiring 10 enter,
He suggested, however, that thl
teacher, with tho approval Of tht
principal or superintendent, bl
empowered 10 drop those pupils
lacking interest OF the eApa6ltS
Toy hieh sehoel work,
" weuid insist" no said, "upoH
thorough drilling In the eeFe Oh
fundamental subjects 50 reading
mathematics, history, science aRd
education for The eelleaesbeund
student but a. subjects required
intellectual capacity and bent %
master them,
"Fhese subjects ore best eaieus
lated 10 No O peFseR for llfer"
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Newspaper Woman
commiss stoned In WAC
speeial bispdleh 10 fha Siaf !

MARTfNsBuRo, W. W.. Feb
2s-Miss Betty Kyle wall, Of
Charles 1'ewa. w. Va, was com.
ffiissi0ned q reserve second iieus
tenant In the Wohieh's Affay
Corps at the recruiting 6ffiee here
Thursday.
She ID the first woman To re-
eeive d direct commission In The
WAC Through the local 0fIHee,
Miss wall Will report 10 F0ft
Lee Marsh 4 for q sIHsfi6hth efs
heef lid0etFlhatioh eeufsel Ubefl
completion, che Will receive 4
regular Army appointment Of seeH
END lieutenant
F'0P the past three years CHE
has w0Fkea feF 0 local hswsa
phpeFi
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Burns From Brush Blaze
Prove Fatal for Man. IS

A 76.year.Old laborer died yes.
Iterday at Prince Georges Genera
Hospital Of third degree burns HI
received while clearing . field 3,
|undefbrush last Tuesday.
A hospital spokesman said
In. L. Tabler, Of West Friendship
Nd, was burned over 60 per eefii
|6f his body when his elothiff
|igfiited as he was working In thl
rear Of the $500 block Of Thirty
third street In ffyattsyiiiel
Police said the accident 0ecuffed
when MI, f'abief brushed against
burning debris
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Daniel A. Dugan May Run
[Eor House In 10Th District

Arlington County Board Member
Daniel A, Dugah 10 seriously con-
sidering becoming O candidate for
the House Of Representatives
when the new 10Th District "a
created" he announced yesterday
Mr.. Dugan refused to say
whether he plans to enter the
Democratic primary. He is q non
partisan on the board but has
supported the Democratic Party
on national issues.
Joel r. Broyhill, Arlington
builder, has announced he Ia a
candidate for The Republican
nomination for Representative re.
gardiess OF action taken BY the
General Assembly on redistrieting.
Evening star., 1952-02-24

A hobby club at Arlington's
Washington.Lee High School has
turned the interest Of about 80
students from "hot rods" TO such
contests as driving q car around q
corner without spilling water from
20 glass on the hood.
The students have been meet.
ing every Thursday since septem-
ber, wien they formed the "Hot
Rods" They discarded the name,
however. because they felt u do.
noted irresponsibility. They seieC.
ted the name Piston Poppers."
Track Coach Albert HarrinEef,
who Ia In charge Of driver instfuca
ton at the school, ID faculty
sponsor. Many club members have
driving permits As d result Of Vifa
IEifiia law Auth0fisihg licenses al
aye 10.
Policeman ID Member.
About d dozen members have
thelf 6wil ears. Club policy ffOWiil
Oh "heAts," the traditional Student
leaf that IA elder than tte driver
lNI Ffai1A Palmer, e0uiltv poiiel
safety 6fiieef, hAs been abb6ihtee
10 charter member OF the club AEie
Iat the weekly meetings ne rules Oh
what AeeesseFles AIld FehhemeRtl
ore LEGAL
The elm Of eAeh COR ewReV 4
Evening star., 1952-02-24
art|nsburu Red Cross
Sets Fund Goal Of $i3,10o
spssIal Dlspslsh 10 Tho sla,


MARTfNBBuRu, W. Va. Feb
aS,-A goal Of eib,i00 waA ON.
neuneed today by Chairman
ue0rAe y, Dean for the ned Cross
appeal which aetb under WAY IN
thls county March D,
ehAlrtneh OF divisions wers an
h6uheed a. f0iioWsI
Lou KusheE and william Stand
10y Tor the business unit the Rev
Robert Bartlett, pastor OF Cal
vary Methodist Church, and Dr.
Lyle j., Roberts, FsFi County
Health Unit head, professional
GFeupI James q, DALEY, eeuftV
diVisl0RsI MagistFate KihG A.
AaPkiR, clubs and eFGaRiEatiensI
Richard D. MaFReeha, Baker Vets
Grams Administration CENTER
Bennett FaVleF, industPiall Paul
sullivan, residential and Miss
HlldA BegGett, seheelsr
Assistant fund chairman IA
Joseph W, Push and Mrs 6eesaa
Dean IA publicity chairman,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Two Rallies Today to Launch
Capital Areas Red Cross Drive
J 5000 viii Flock TO
Kickoff Gatherings;
$l,3s5,30o Is Goal

Eight thousand Red Cross
volunteers will tlock to Constitu-
tional Hall this afternoon and
tonight to launch the Capital
areas 1852 Red Gross fund appeal.
Tomorrow, nearly 10000 volun-
teer solicitors will start ringing
doorbells and canvassing offices to
raise . Metropolitan area goal Of
81 .38b. 800.
Signaling the start Of the fund
drive, Red Cross flags will fly from
street cars, buses and business
establishments. Thousands Of rner-
chants are donating window and
other display space to dramatize
the campaign.
Truman TO Launch Drive.
The national fund drive for On
absolute minimum" Of 9e.b mil.
lion gets under way Thursday
when President Truman broad.
casts q special message from the
White House. The President has
already designated March % Red
Cross month.
The twin rallies At Constitution
Hall today will feature presenta.
tions OF Dickens "oliver Twist
by the u. o. steel's "T'heater duiid
On The Air" cast. The afterneon
program Will open at 2.90 PIN,
and the evening program 90 7iDe
PIN, Admission at both proaramb
IA by ticket which have been dis.
tFlbuSed through the campaign
division.
Former Eeenemle @tablliEer BFle
A, Johnston will speak during the
evening eeastutoseeast broadcast
which goes on the cir at $3.50 pm.
Speakers who will address both
the afternoon and evening rallies
Include II, Roland Hartman, pregis
dent OF tho National American
Red Cross John clifford Telger,
chairman OF tho District Red Gross
chapter, and BENJAMIN y, FalrleAH,
president OF U. 0. Ateel,
Mrs. Truman heads the iist Of
guests who Will occupy boxes
during Tho evening rally.
Laa 10 Mako Debut.
"ollvep twist will introduce A
new performer, esyeaFseid Martin
Friend, The AeRdehsbeFn y6uhGs
IsteF, who few 10 this eeuRtFV when
no Was years old after being
Bombed out OF tive homes, viii
make hls aetihg debut In the title
IFeie,
The ether principal players will
include Basil Aathb0ne, B0Fls KaPs
lelt AeueeR Mae6Fath and Mel
vile eeeDeF,
General eampaian Chairman
geeFee Al Garrett, Whe will greet
the Red eResB rally audiences and
preside 40 each program, laet BlRht
emphasized the responsibilities
which the Red eEess must assume
% a result Of military expansion
and world crisis, I
"Red Cross services are again
approaching o peak which has
been egNalled before only during
WeFld War IT," he said,
"Hy Congressional charter Red
Cross IA charged with responsibility
tor civilian ald In time Of disaster,
% We'll % 10 military personnel
and their families when In need
With more than three and one
hall million In our armed forces
Iail' over the world, the services
which Red Cross performs In their
behalf, as well as financial cid
made available, have doubled In
the past year and are still growing" !"
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Bishop 10 Dedicate Church
| Restored After Fke
ARsfIaI hIlRalEh 10 Iha klaE


otARLo oTFHsVILLN, Va, Feh
2s,--hlshop Paul N, CARRIER, ol
Richmond, will pFeaeh at the Il
am, service tomorrow In the First
Methodist Church and dedicatt
the restored sanctuary.
Tie will be assisted by the Rev
J, Aubrey Hughes, superintendent
OF the Charlottesville Methodist
District; the Rev. william p. Wat.
kins, pastor Of the church, and
the Rev. X. X. Haddaway, former
pastor.
Fire damaged the church April
20, 1850. The sanctuary. organ
and carlton bells had TO be re-
placed.
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Farmers Groups Hold
79th Annua! Session
Al Sandy Spring

About $50 persons attending the
7eth annual Farmers Convention
Of Sandy Spring yesterday heard
addresses by Gov, McKeldin and
o number Of widely known agri-
culture experts,
Stanley p. Stahler, extension
agronomist at the University Of
Maryland, and DR.. Ralph Hodg.
son, assistant chief. Bureau Of
Dairy Industry. Beltsville. urged
the development Of good pastur-
age aS O means Of cutting labor
costs.
Gov. McKeldin spoke of the
| cuff to the group at Sherwood
High School.
The convention, first held In the
old Sandy Spring Lyceum build
Ing In 1879, was sponsored By
four county farm organizations
Senior Farmers Club, Enterprise
Farmers Club, Montgomery Farm.
ers Club and the Upper Mont.
gomery Farmers Club.
The Senior Club, founded In
1914, 10 the oldest farmers organi
sation In America.
Club members wives attended
the sessions ana prepared thl
noon meal.
Youths, who ore members o.
the Future Farmers OF Anefiet
and FeuFsH Clubs, reported II
The group on their activities dur
ine the past year,
Miss Barbara Rigs, OF Laytens.
vile, recipient OF the sold cup In
tho international dairy cattle
judging contest In England lasl
July, was one OF the panel eI
nine youths,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Silver Spring Library UFeed

The EvAilsW66d 6itiHefis Ass6a
elAti6h Of Silver Bpfifis has some
Oh record III fav6flfis erection ef
d library building OH the Silver
Apf1fla Aftnefy lot, which IA lleW
Che subject OF iltieatl0nl f'he DE-
s0elAtiofl ID Rin9he efeups 0BbesE
mo the breb0sed elie on the iet
bV the MaFklAhd National CAPITAL
FAFk end Planning eemHllSsI0Rl
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Red Cross Leaders
In Area Organize
Mutual Disaster Aid

Red Cross representatives of the
District, two virginia cities and
eight nearby Maryland and Viz
ginia countieH have formed q
Potomac Mutual Aid Disaster
Group, ,.
Purpose Of the group is TO make
the resources OF each area mutu-
ally available when there is q
call for help by any Of the partici-
pating zones.
Wilson Named Chairman.
Valentine G. Wilson, Mont
gomery County representative on
the committee, was elected CHAIR
man. He said the FIRST step would
be for each participating COM
munity to catalog technical per-
sonnel, equipment and shelters.
Wilson declared that primary
responsibility for action In case Of
disaster caused by enemy attack
rests with the Civil Defense organ
iSations. The activities Of the new
Red Cross group. he said, would
provide emergency services when
natural disasters occur. He 70.
ferred 10 recent airplan0 crashes
and the Ohio River food 90 on.
ainples OF disasters which Nigh
strike any community.
Other 0fEicers.
Other officers OF the group are
Q. Ashby ReaFdon, Alexandria
vice chairman, and Col, John Nc.
penaid, Fairfax, secretary.
Besides the District, Ment.
eemeFy, Alexandria and Fairfax
other communities participating
In on organisation meeting Fuea'
day were Arlington, FFedeFieks.
burg, FauquieF County, LoudeuF
County, Prince Georges County
et' MaFv's County and BtafYeFd
County,
Calvert ana Charles Counties
In Maryland, and Prince William
and @p0ttsyivania Counties In ViT.
Eipla were unable OF attend but
Indicated their support OF the
group,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Hopkins Enters Ruee
In Fourth District
A. ihs AAAsfis,sd Haaa

ANNAPOLIS, 1psb. ss.==fjeieaate
|Bafauel Hopkins, 0fiiy Republican
member OF the House from Baitia
more CITY said to-day he viii seeh
The q. d. p, nomination 10 Gem
|sfess from The Fourth District.
The incumbent, IA Representa-
tive Faii0lt Deh6efat, who IA eAE
tpeeted 10 beeh feEeieeti6ElI
when MF. HOPKINS, Del WA
elected @ me House In 1000, he
became the HEst Republican In 10
years %. bold O place In The balH
tllheFe deieeatiehr
Evening star., 1952-02-24
NcKe|din 10 Kill
Bill 10 shiitcost
|0f State Police
PIon to Use Money
From Highway Fund
Is Facing New Fight
eY Nd Assoelaied Ptaaa

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s.--Ans
other legislative fight TO override
D veto was oct up for this session
tonight when Gov. MC1eeldin Afs
fiounced he viii veto d Bill 10
take state police expenses out Of
general funds.
The Republican d6veffaof eofis
hffRed his fefthe0fnif1e veto In On
address 90 O banquet OF the Aaa
veFtisihg Club OF Baltimore. He
ID not expected 10 veto 10 Until
Wednesday, holding up 70 the last
legal minute In the session which
ends March 0.
The bill 10 pay State pellee eests
fFeHl geReFai fumes instead OF spes
eiai halfway revenues was passed
earlier this week by the Aegisias
tuFe, 10 means % HllllieH less
fer the 6eveFneF TO appropriate,
He succeeded In having the eks
peHses eeHe fFem special fumes
last year,
The deyerner announced his In.
tended veto as part OF another at"
tack by him on growing teAdeRs
|eies of LEGAL governments TO des
|pend on the State and the States
on washington,
Attacks Legislators,
Returning to his general theme
of separation Of local and State
responsibility, the Governor said:
"There are those, ] am sorry to
say, In our own General ASSEM-
bly, whose primary aim is to hide
from the people their contribus
tions to the overall cost OF govs
ernment. 49,.
"Just this week. the Legislature
finally passed q bill-which ] shall
woodworking money which all
Of our citizens pay In sales taxes.
Income taxes and other general
fund levies to the cost Of patrol.
ling our highways-an expense
which historically and properly
has been borne by taxes on high-
. way use."
Former Democratic Gov. Lane
. was the first TO use general funds
TO pay the State police, from
i047.6i. Gov. McKeldin restored
the expense to the special high.
way funds.
OOldsteln stand Cited.
The Governor said, "A Senate
leader, In arguing for the bill
shouted TO each member Of that
august body that hlS countS
Would lose II the bill were moi
| passed :. :"
} Actually, under the existinG
. system, the counties will receive
. more than e9a7 1000 next year In
excess OF what they ore receiving
; this year, and each county will
share In this increase :"
The Senate leader referred ID
by the Governor was Democratic
| Majority Leader ooldsteIn OF Cal
vert County,
After the doveFner'a veto, the
battle 10 override or sustain will
lbe concentrated In the Senate
Eleven Senator's voted against thC
bill, and II one more Joins them
the veto would be sustained THE
House passed the bill with n
. votes more than enough 10 ever.
: ride,
The Stats police bill Will be thC
llrst veto fight over o. bill passed
hls session, The General Assem-
ply At Tho start e0hAldeFsd 81 VI.
toes OF last years bills, overriding
Evening star., 1952-02-24
General Store Destroyed
Dy Fire ut Sc. Leonard
D. ne AssseIalss pfess

Bf, LEONARD, Nd. Feb, Ga
Roy b. Weeds BID general store
hefe was destroyed BY Are early
today. HE estimated The daiiass
FiFeiaefl from nearly Prince
Fteaeflek B0leEneiis Island and
NeFth Beach batlled the haHies
eEl9 hiAHaeed 10 save W00dlA
Rouse Whieh adjelhs The steFe,
Thek sala the cause Of the are
wee not determined lmmeN latelg,
Evening star., 1952-02-24

AeIH ENNIWHe PeFHs W HhhssHi
chief Of production and research
accounting, Atemie Energy Com.
nlsslenl cost accountant for the
Commerce Department, and d.
rector OF the industrial accounting
division, OPS accounting depaFtr
ment,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Sofety Tolks
Mansfield Sets
School Schedule

Inspector Dick Mansfield, direc
tor OF The Stars School Safet!
program, will give his "Safet!
Circus" chalk talks at the follow
ing District elementary school,
this week:
Monday: Key, 2 pm.
Tuesday: jackson, II am.
Wednesday: Fillmore, II am.
Thursday: Hearst, 10 am, j.
am.
Friday: !Takofna, 2 pm.
Evening star., 1952-02-24

lOtHBe Uf Prizes
|stabAiEatieR,
MIR, Hansen
formerly was
dlFeetef Of the
feed ana Resu
90 VIA N : aeH
counting N alyls
sleR Oh ops,
and before that
was BlFeeter OF
EnaRee In Ar
llngteR,
Other 6eVa
eminent posi-
items he has
Evening star., 1952-02-24
esEsbraI PsIsy Msetine

fhe Montgomery eeuhtk, eefe.
bfal Palsy Association VIII meet
lat ] plll teEheFFeW In the 5estlp
BiaH Community center 6eeFgla
Isvegue AAa BiaiF road silver
lspFlhgI
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Arlington Man Heads
OPS Accounting Office

Percy T. Hansen, %, OF 1900
North Aihe6iR street, AFiihat6ii,
has been named acting diFeet0r OF
we once OF Accounting OF The
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-28

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aud nur einen Gag cine Uniform
trug, fonnte man i'm auf ben erIten
glid fir eil1et peniionierten Sberlt
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lem CONNER beoor. Seine @egner
lagen, oaB iein Serbaltnis gum Bar=
lament mebr ooer lpeniger platonii6
iei, lnb Brofeiior Carlo Sdmio, ei-
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8arlamenten Ser @elt, MIR nid)t Dor
ieinem eieenen." gs lit fir Sen, ser
Ioenauer fennt, fein 3meifel, 1pie
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miro. Gies lit MIR Sic 1mfebrung ser
Satlabe, oaB Ioenauer nod INNER
bas oeutide Barlament in ieiner
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