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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
Mol. FcehlmOn Convicted,
Fined In Traffic DOaIh

An AIP F0ree mAieP stationed
al Andrews Fleld WAs convicted
In Upper Marlboro pellaA eeuPt
Yesterday OF manAlRuehteR and
reckless driving pm. r
The ehaFaea ware flea agRlnat
NAL oImend v, F9ehtmaD, "a, BY
FPlnee GEORGES County police, Wha
investigated On accident last WI.
day In which tho 0fIleap'A eaI
struck and instantly killed 0 no.
yeRFE9ld pedestrian on Route d
near Silver Hill,
Police Identified the victim a
Daniel @, Hartley, O retired brick.
layer, who lived In the 1900 block
OF " street On,
Judge Nlta 4, Human Crane
tlDed MAJ, V0ehtmAn 1850 after
IiindlnG him guilty OF ManAlaugh-
tor, and On additional 900 for
reckless driving, He appealed
Through Attorney Hal q, n
bond,
Maj, FoehtmAn told tho court
he was driving toward Washington
NJ dusk behind another car, which
suddenly aWerVed 10 the right
blocking his view OF tho road, :
Mr., Hartley, the defendant said
apparently walked In front Of thG
sWerving car In On attempt d
cross the highway and then Int
tho majors path, He said he did
not see Mr., Hartley In time ID
avoid the accident,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
DC. Asked for Information
On Prince GEORGES Gamma

States Attorney Carlyle J. Ian.
caster OF Prince Georges today
asked Washington authorities 10
furnish any information they
have on gamblers operating In or
out OF the county,
Mr.. Lancaster referred 10 pub.
llahed statements quoting Capt,
John u, Monroe, head OF the
District Anti.Rambling squad, that
"a set OF three brothers operate
out Of Prince Georges County into
the District"
1.-THE brothers, termed second
stringers' by Capt. Monroe, are
unknown 10 me-" the States Az.
torney said. land II they exist. I
would like 10 know who they are
and where they live"
III The circumstances we're 70.
|yerSed," he added, II would feet
N ms. duty 70 slvs such lnforina.
ton y Y washlhstoh enforcement
.Ufmclolbi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
Baltimore Boy Slain In ScuffIe
With Policeman for Revolver

Ak0homs report said, "smaek intC
TAyl0F," The Two afappled briefly
Oh The ground he said, then there
was A shot,
The youth was taken 10 eltA
Hospital where he WAS pro,
h6uheed dead from 4 bullet W6uRd
IN hls abdomen
RUSSELL l., Barrett, a tavern
Keeper, Identified The body IA Thai
OF lib son. He said The Youth Mad
been away for Two weeks, and Id
Idld pot know where he had beer
staying
Last nlaht A male voice teleu
Iph0ned . Baltimore newspaper
saying "I'he Eastern District p0-
lice aren't 40 h0t 80 there's 4
At0len Cadillac sIttlng TiGht In
front OF the police STATEN" y
Before no hung up, he told thu
newspaper his "hot wires" sans
was just showing Ia stun,
Police eheeked-and found thu
Gar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
Foe, Of Segregation
Argue Case Against
Virginia Schools
N NE AuO1lslsd p,s,,

RICHMOND, vAn Fsb, aO,--At.
tAckerS Of viraihla'A school beares
satloh laws Set out today 10 proVs
their contention that Negro Stus
dents cant "0btaln educational
equality" under The present bvS.
tenn,
A threeGjudae Federal Court,
specially appointed, started hear
Inn testimony yesterday In O Sult
aimed NJ rlddlna me Stale OF
lAYs peqlllflnH segregation In the
Dublle Seh00lSl
bp0ttsW00d Robinson Of RIahs
mona one OF three lawyers TapPas
AenllnH .the plaintiffs, said no ems
peeted W sf0W the uinVRIIdltN Of
segregation" and 10 bare thA laeb
bhRb " creates hlmpDAslbleI cons
altlenS feP heaF0 pupils
Parents Press sulh
The suit IA belng bpeught BY
Negro parents Of PPlnGe Edward
County They arranged The teri
AfteY the eguntv'S school hoard
aeellnea thelP request 10 Oman
prince Edward Whlte EehooIa 10
Negro students,
Attorney General J, Lindsay
Alm0na, W. t0ld tina court Nv yeEs
terdAv'A opanlng AeAAl0n that Viz
RlnlA has launched 4 Anhanl pT0.
avRm NO eliminate any dIAaFlm-
lnAtlDn ~ which reasonable man
could make a complaint"
Cites "NiOVAlltv' AnsIs.
Ito Aald Tho stats iss't doIna
this beGAliAe Of agitation" or
court order, but because OF right
and morality"
Y, Justin Moore, Tho school
boards chief attorney, said ths
defendants would show there IA
40 validity 10 the argument that
Near0es can't have excellent
sehoels under tho present or
Fahaemehtl
Ito said virginia IA d0lnE A nPes
lnarhable lob" In improving tha
Nearo schools
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
BY lhs AMssislsd P,sGI

BALTIMORE, F'eb, a6,==An 10.
yeafSold youth WAS bh0t and Killed
early today In q scramble with
policeman ever hls service re-
v6lVeP,
investigating 0fReers said tn
youth, Identified "A Ronald Wala
ter Barrett, WAS believed 10 be A
leader OF A teehsaae gaRa OF eal
Thieves known as The Met Wires
A warrant WAS Issued for Bar
Iett's arrest on A eapstheft phRpae
last saturday, but he had mol
been picked uDr
The report showed no WAS shot
Dy PAtr0lman Robert TaVI0u M
they rolled on the ground GTap,
pllna Tor Mr. Faylep'R pistol,
PatT0lmRn Frank Akem0n, with
PRtFelman Faylep In q radio pa
trol ear said thay stepped 10 cues,
ZION 4 hgHFe walking along th(
street The person ran, PRtFglmaT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
Area Transit Setup
Backed by Fletcher
~ o slsH esUs.psNdsN, Of The slaV


ANNAPOLIS, Feb, 26,---The pro.
poaAl for an interstate transit
commission for the Washington
Metropolitan Area today had the
who'll. hearted support OF Senator
John n, Fletcher, Republican, Of
Prince Georges County,
MDntgtmeryA Senator Dewitt
o. Hyde, Republican, said yester.
day that, ION the surface, II looks
like q step In the right direction. u
But he reserved further comment
pending additional study OF the
question.
Legislation 10 establish such 4
commission Was introduced In the
United States Senate last week BY
Senators 0'e6h6f, Democrat, OF
Maryland Butlef, Republican, Of
Maryland, ana johnson, Democrat
OF Colorado
II proposed on agreement eeVeFI
I'M The District OF columbia,
Montgomery and Prince Ge0FgeI
e0uhtles IN Maryland Arlington
and Fairfax Counties In virginia
and the CIV OF Alexandria,
Senator Fletcher described the
proposal Al "s0methlng We have
needed for a Ions time"
~ may lead 10 increased trans
B0rtatl0n facilities In M0ntg0mepv
and prince Georges Counties
which Apa moi now neaAlble under
present law no Aaldr
Ha explained that, UndeE Nh
present aHtHp, the District Public
Utilities Commission does not tAke
Into consideration any MARYLAND
operations OF tho Capital Transit
Co.. WhIle tho Maryland Public
Service Commission does not con-
slider District lines In ltR studies
Ha added, however, thai Moth
lng could DO done about tho pro-
pesRl Rt tho current session OF tht
General Assembly because OF Fe'
strlGtiens on tho types OF legiSlA'
tlln that may DO considered,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
Fallen czsehs Honored
Al American University

American University students
pald tribute Yesterday 10 Atudenti
9i CHARLES University, Ppague
tIbeeh0sleVaklap who we're Killed
I0uP years aa0 In an Antiue0mu
munlSt demonstration,
Student government members
o. the university stood Of atten.
lion while the university Aags WerG
lowered 10 half Rtaff, The Hagl
remained At half stan for a. hours
W eemmemaFatlen OF suppressed
stndenEA OF oEeehaRleVakla and
otheF Eastern European countries
under Soviet domination, T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
Virginia House Votes
S69i Million Budget;
Senate Studies Bill
1y NE AI.ssIalsd PEI,

RICHMOND, VI" fpeb. sO,--Tht
senate Finance COMMITTEES today
begAfi 10 lteinsbysIteni eOhbidera.
tl0h OF The 1901 million budaet bill
passed yesterday by The House OIL
DELEGATES,
The House completed aetlon on
the budget, which appropriated
money 10 run the state for the
TWO years BEGINNING July 1, after
rejecting ON amendment 10 add
On additional i,aBb,000 for lid
care Oh the mentally AfilIetedl
Hp0hsgFs Of tbe amendment
rallied u v0teg after nearly two
hours OF debate, but failed 10 ael
tle necessary bi majority REQUIRED
I9f blilB ana amendments lnepeasl
Inc appropriations There Wepe
40 V0teA aaalnst the amendment
The H0uee V0ted down all ether
amendments 70 Increase appP0u
pglAtl0nl WIN the exception OF 0ne
which added on additional $4,000
Oh the BUDGET 10 Increase Gen.
IedeEate wldeWB pensions 10 Oh
month,
The HeHse also defeated a pye.
posed amendment offered by Deleu
safe MAYNARD MAgpudaV Of ATling.
ten 70 appropriate IN additional
900 70 tha localities f9V Man,
Ital hyGlene clinics,
Passage by Tho House of thl
amended budget bill left Inc Son,
Ate about 100000 In uDApproprl.
IAted nsvenuea with which 10 work
But House hackers OF more money
Tor mental hospitals felt thsll
haht tnlaht DO felt In the uppeI
chamber,
Senators Charles n, FenWlek Of
| Arlington and Raymond Quasi III
warren have already announced
their intention 10 work tor 4
laraeF appropriation for The men.
VOL institutions,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
Maryland Bill Seeks
To Bar Closed Shop
lYs GlaN esnslpanasnl 81 M. slar


ANNAPOLIS, Feb, 26,--A fright.
torwork" bill, which would OUTLAW
we plosed aiiop In MAtyiahh wal
before the HouAs 81 DeleaAteA
today, NJ
introduced yesterday BY Dele
AAte ]. PAUL MAtAhAli, Republican
OF Montgomery County, the meas.
tire would provide fines ranging
from ti00 TO $500, or jail terms
up 10 elm months, or both, fol-
vl0lAtl0ns Of any OF la provisions
Mr.. Marshall said the proposal
IA patterned after The taftsHartley
law. The Montgomery Delegate
formerly was d research assistant
10 senator Taft, Republican, Of
Ohio.
Although the bill W6uid ban any
uhl6fi management agreement
which makes union membership A
condition OF employment IL would
permit contracts under which
membership In q union IA required
after 30 days employment
The measure also would require
reasonable union dues and lns
tlAtl0n iees and would provide
thAt union membership nshall DO
made available 10 each empl0ge on
the same terms and conditions
generally applicable 10 ether
lnemberA"
AeeeEdlna IN Tho bill, The fright
M work IA q Fundamental Fleht
ef persons Twins IN q free 40
elatI"
Maryland hAa the responsible
lLV No safeguard and protect thi
exercise OF such a right within
this STATE II adds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
Husband Aided Rod Probe
Mrs. MOrkWard Reveals

Mrs Mary b. MarkWard, for
neF uhdeFGeveF asent for thl
FBfl yesterday revealed IN BlS'
trlet Court Thai her husband alSG
had Joined the Communist PArtb
=f0P one year.
ThlA waA bpDuaht OUT under
IeE0AAsekamlhAtl0n by counsel iel
MA Marie H. Richardson, fer'
meP Howard University student
charged WIN DlAklna false state
MentA 10 the Government In cons
eeAllnR Communist affiliations
Wills seeking q lob with tho H.
bPHpE Oh genGPfhsr
Mra MaPkWaFa, who 0pAPatee
within Who party Al tho beheRt oil
the FRI, IA tho prosecutions Rtal
witness and has IaeHtihed Mrs
Richardson ~ ono OF tho Raids
leaders In washington from le4a
10 i94T,
Prosecutor william n, Hiss lAtel
told reporters Mr., MaTkWeed
joined the party 10 avert any Eus-
plelpn that his wife might DO 4
Federal agent,
Gross . examination OF Mrs
MarkwArd WAS expected 10 con.
tinue today,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26

aide. , civil Service eommIs.
bl0her danes Mitchell viii speak
Oh "BlA Points for Ai improved
Federal Personnel PF0apAihI N
% 0'el0ek t0hlaht 40 tiie ll0hthI
y dinner meeting Oh the sOeletv
for Personnel Administration Ii
lhe YWeA u Herbert " Stew
agh Ana Edward ", ffunbult
o. lhe Bureau Of HhaPaVlRa and
Printing have received eR6h
award l0P MeFIt0Pleus snEGe9tl0ns
lg9hR g. R0l6 Of AHR beGIRI
hlb bad wear Of Government
service and Fhe0depa II, ReleI
starts hb Nth year with the
agency, I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
Civic Group Sends Widow
Message pra|sInu Ickes

The Oldest Inhabitants, Inc,
last night praised the late Harele
L, Iekes for his faithful service
10 his country and his liberal
views toward oil mankind"
The remarks were made In
letter sent 10 the widow OF tht
former secretary OF Interior.
AT last nights meeting In thu
Calvary Episcopal Church, Sixth
and D streets NV, members ap.
pointed q nominating committee
70 present 0 list OF efiieeF eandi.
dates al next months annual elee-
ton, 0eerge l., Walton was ap-
pointed chairman OF the commit.
toe and Alfred Jones and william
q, Brooks we're named assistants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26

District OF Columbia and vlelns
ity-lnoreahina ol0udlneAA with
high around N today, mostly
cloudy tonight, low about %, TO.
morrow, cloudy with chance Of
snow,
Maryland =- Increasing clouds
ness today, low tonight, a0sai
degrees, Tomorrow, cloudy with
some snow likely In the interior
and snow probably mixed with
rain on the coast,
Virginia-Cleudy with snow TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26

night and tomorrow, PROBABLY
mixed with rain along the eoaAl
tomorrow, Three 10 AIx Inches OIL
Anow likely tonight and t0morroW
In central and south portions,
Wind Southeast, I miles At
hour, At iii20 Am.
FiVesDay Forecast for Washington
And VleInity-Feb, a7sMareh .,
Temperatures Will DO Slightly b.
low normal for the period, witt
not much variation Washington
area normal temperatures ere II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
Nv Tho ANaGlaled pIaII

W Wh NNHHtTHINH FIHW
VIENNA, Feb a9f-An ava
lanehe roaring down In tho neigh
baFhead Of tho KRpVHn power sta
ton In tho Austrian Alps to-day
killed RlK workers and injured sew
eral Others
The deaths brought 10 "a thu
number Of disaster victims killed
IN the Austrian Alps this winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
Mckinley PTA Pvooram

School advisers for the driver
training and cadet programs will
discuss tho activities before TIN
Mckinley High School PTA nj
\ pm, tomorrow In the school
ReGend and r streets NE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
State Rally Tor Eisenhower
Draws Only Il In Baltimore
bV1hs ANetIslad pIs,S

vv The ANetlsied PfsM
BALTIMORE, Feb egrm'Ike for
PRESIDENT" beemers In Maryland
tried 10 act 4 Statewide DIVE
fep their fayeplte started yeGteTs
DAY, but only ~ pePRenG showed
gp, Luncheon tables had been Aet
tor H.
Mrs, James p, FhAekaEa OF Resk.
vile, representing an Eisenhower
club IN Montgomery County, said
the generals refusal 10 campaign
'lA ian awful burden"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26

Beginning Saturday, the Mary.
land state Roads COinmiAaion will
revAmp its road district setup Ia
put Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties In one district,
once for the new district viii
DO al Laurel.
finder the present setup Mont
scenery ID In d district with Ahhe
Arundel, Carroll and Howard
6ouhtleS and Prince de6rseS IA
Included IN 4 Southern Maryland
district,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26

Revival OF the office OF justice
OF the peace has been proposed
IN Arllnat0n by. County Court
Judge HIah Reld=the man who
drafted and steeFed LEGISLATION
through the General Assembly In
1909 ab0llshlng the Offieer
JUDGE Reid said al least three
justices are needed 10 prevent
Recurrence OF two recent eases
In which drunken driving charges
were dismissed because the de-
Pendants were not brought before
4 bond commissioner promptly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26

Y . b y n D n
Q 4 ttB cries 10
SIN Commits
sion, 0fDeiAib
Il Q \ n D W ledge
tliAt the press
eht reductions
lR1 force pFgH
eedure IA u
RIaht mare d Oh
e0lltusl0hP
u N ue ne
present system
enlpi0ves nave
little g0nealDa
tlen Of lhelT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
Fire DEPARTMENT inquiry

4 Joint study by AFlIngtenI
Alexandria, Falls Church and
Fairfax County OF the operation
and finaneing OF hFe departments
In the nearby Virginia area hai
been proposed by tho Falls
Church City Council,
City Attorney Lytton u, Glib
son, who proposed the study last
night, said its objective should
be coordination OF operations
and sharing Of costs on on
equitable hAAlA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
setheven HIts Charter

Former stale senator H. Harold
setboTeD. last nlaht st0utlV d.
Tended tha county commissioner
form Of government IN prince
Geerges aealnst new assaults BY
advocates OF a hemesFule charter
william H. TUNER and qhaplel
y, Parker Of the Citizens Com.
mlttea foT uaad Government
urged Tho more than 100 persons
who attended Inc debate In thu
oAklawn Community Hall naAl
Camp springs 10 support thall
home Fuleso0unty manager plan
Mayor JeAAe n, nAggett OF Hyatt
tAvllle supported Mr., both0Fon
who WAS defeated In 4 county
Republican sweep In 1890 Aftei
he Ind sponsored 4 bill which Fes
yafnped The county government
Into what he called home rule, till
opponents charged that hiS bill
WAA only a IilaHeuVeP 10 salve de-
iifAhds Tor real home rule,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26

BtPeteil OF Glebe
road In AleNanr
drlar
II Q " q |
g hRpleR n
Dunn, 3d. OIL
SEQ NJ O v n |
Vernon avenue
Alexandria
only Nv 4
children an q
tho driver WeFl
In the bus, ep'
Grated by tn
on Rreksi0nal
school, ant
none were hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
Supreme Court Holds
Hope Of RosenbeFus
To Escape Execution
by mo AI'SGIslsd p,s.s

NEW YORK, Feb. sO,--JuiIuS
and Ethel Rosenberg, husband
and wife sentenced 10 die f0F
Hlvlhh Russia atomic secrets,
looked 10 The Supreme Court
today 10 rave them from the elees
trle ehAlFl
The it0SenberaS, irht Americans
ever doomed Tor espionage outs
Aide Il military courtroom, blamed
10 appeal 10 the katl0n'A hlMhAAt
tribunal after 4 UnIted States
Court Oh Appeals Yesterday ups
held unanimously theIP espI0RRae
convictions and death sentences
Befehse Attorney Hmanuel II,
Hl0eh hald no "dehnltAlV" would
lane the eASe 10 the supreme
II the Supreme Court RULES
Aaalnst the H9senbelas, only 4
communication OF thelr sentences BY
the President could keen them
flDm dylDg In Tho eleetTIe ehalT
a. sing RlnR Prison,
Hohenbepal an electrical en-
elneeT who VIII be "a In May, and
MS aaTyeRr'eld wife WeTe con-
yleted OF ferretlng 0ut wartime
American secrets tor tho same
huhAlan,boAAed ApY rims that In,
slgdsd lmprlsonSd, KLAUS TushI,
British s0lentibt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
maryland
and v.
Virginia
News In Brief
Arlington, Alexandria
Lead In Sehool SpsndIHe

Arlington County spent more
money 10 educate Id children
during iebesbi than any ethel
vlralhlA county, The Vlpalnla
Bdueatl0h Association announced
today
APlInatOR spent $1,000 Dol
child qaPIhg that period FAIRIES
ranked second Am0nG the LOG
counties With an expenditure oil
SiearFa per- child,
Alexandria which spent tlel a
per ehila, Panked fftK amORG I'M
eltlesfzzAPl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

thihh) and 30 dow, Chance Of
rain tomorrow and again near end
of week, Precipitation will total
about oneshalf inch,
hiysE Resort,
al Hhfhen Fefftl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
The federal Spotlight .@.y
Commission Order to Simplify
Reduction-in-Force Procedure
by joseph Yeuna

the cv Service comlsson within the next week or No. viii
issue regulations simplifying The Governments
procedures ana also eashu The resultant humping Of employees
Win one or Two exceptions The commissions new regulation
VIII f1l0W the proposals OF the Federal Personnel otne
Tie order Will reduce the present sbs0b retention and cub.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
ln..Aln.. a EMIelsIsIlan Alraa,,A

rl5t:::'s'. y.s sS .S,::tSs:; T. To- '''"
ES% n \ S'sS E$ T. " "''''
FURNISHED y. VA HSI!SiI,.'sss"sI:. sr Cos" an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
Motorcycles Killed
In School Bus Crash

a in0t0reyellst WAS injured TO-
Tally yesterday when no eOlllded
With a seh0el bus on A napp0W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26


Another defendant AL the
lt0AsnherHA trial 4 year AH0 was
gb'yGhrs0ld Morton h1hbll who
drew DO ysArA tor hIA part In the
plot,
The appeals court Yesterday
also upheld The conviction Of
bobell who was charged generally
Win belha h member OF the e6hs
EpIrHey, Ito escaped The death
penalty because he was not linked,
IA The H6sehbeFres we're, 10 the
actual theft OF the atomic data,
II was not Immediately known
whether b6be II would appeal,
The H0sehbefas' appeal called
tile death sentences heFuel and
unusual punishment" They said
the H0hehberas worked for Russia
when Thai nAtl0n WAS an ally OF
thlh country
But the appeals court held with
the Trial JUDGE that the spying
continued past thls period OF Sow,
letzAmerlean friendship and Int
ths hostile "e0ld war" era
Execution Date Unset
No date has beeR het fep thelT
execution
The appeals court said Of Trial
judge Irving H. kaufman, who
sentenced The RossnbeFGA and
6ehell
I'VE think the Judge stayed we'll
inside the discretion allowed him"
Judge Kaufman called RoAen-
berg worse than q murderer and
his tiny, l00-pound brunette wife
"a full-Aeged partner In the
crime" Boz
In his opinion, Judge Kaufman
said, the RosenbergA treason led
10 the war In Korea, with Ito tens
lof thousands OF American feAAe
uRlties, ..,
Judge jerome N, Frank wrote
The historic appeAlH court decision,
the FIRST Of itA kind q civilian Judge
ever was called on To make. ~
was Cohourred In by Chief Judge
Thomas W, swan and Judge
Harrle d. Chase.
n Appeal Court Opinion,
Said the three judges OF the
RobehberRs!
"They say they were sentenced
10 death, hot for espionage but for
political tih6fth6d6Xy ana AdheFs
ehee 10 The Communist Party ana
that tassuh1lhe they are GulityJ
they had only The best OF motives
III alvlha Information 10 Russia
which Al that lime Was an ally OF
this country and praised "A such
by leading patriotic Americans
"Blt The Trial JUDGE, In sentences
lhR The H6sehberesl relied on Fees
ord evidence which M believed
shows Il very different picture II
IRA evidence be accepted The cons
tpIraev did mol end In ie4b while
Russia WAS Allll 4 friend but, AL
lhe Trial ildee phrased n, Genr
tlnued during 4 period when II
VIA apparent IN everybody that
va we're dealing with 4 hostile
nation, "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26
The eHR and MeeM,

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