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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-06

At every Commencement Exer-
else at every college and univer-
sity across the nation, the distin-
guished speaker of the day in
evitably points out to the black
gowned degree candidates that
Commencement means the begin
ming; this is not the end of their
educational process, but the be-
ginning.
Those words, if they are spoken
by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt on
June 16, will have special signifi-
canoes. For she will be addressing
the first graduates of Brandeis
University, the Waltham, Mass.
institution which this month grad
yates its first class. Brandeis Uni
versity is itself commencing.
Four years ago, in the fall of
1948, this small liberal arts insti-
tuition sprawled across 181 acres
of New England country, opened
it's doors to admit 107 pioneering
youngsters. These young men and
women had chosen to attend a
school at which they were to be
the first students; at which there
was no tradition; which was open
ing with "a prayer and a blue
print"
That was four years ago, and
the visions and hopes with which
the small institutions founders
were fired have become reality.
With each year the University has
stretched upward, to add new
students, to build new dormitories
and classroom buildings, to num-
Der new educators on it's faculty
June Is will be Commence
ment day for 10l young men and
women. We wish these youngsters
we'll. We are confident that their
lives will reflect creditably upon
the institution whose existence re-
fleets creditably upon them.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-06
ELIEZER KAPLAN RESIGNS
AS ISRAEL MINISTER OF
FINANCE

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = Eliezer
Kaplan, Israel's Finance Minister,
has announced that he is resign
ing his post because of i'll health.
No official announcement has
been made yet, but Mr.. Kaplan
informed the Mapai faction of the
Parliament of his decision. Dow
Joseph, Israeli Trade Minister, is
mentioned as his probable sue
cessor.
Mr.. Kaplan, the financial
wizard" of the Israel Government
and earlier of the Jewish Agency,
has been suffering from a heart
ailment for some time. There was
no indication today as to whether
he will remain in the Cabinet in
any other capacity. However, it
was rumored that he may become
Vice-Premier, without portfolio.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-06
MIAMI CENTER FLOATS
BUILDING BOND ISSUE

MIAMI, Fla, (JTA)-The North
Shore Jewish Center is floating a
$4,000 bond issue to finance COM
pletion of it's buildings. The ''Pio-
neer Bond" issue is redeemable in
five years and pays five percent
interest. The bond issue was de-
scribed as eliminating the delay
that would have been caused by
an appeal for direct contributions.
A total of $16,750 in bonds was
sold at the first bond rally here,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-06

not come within the purview of
the statistician; it must not be
overlooked by those who read his
figures.
In Europe, that is, with the ex-
ception of the Jewish groups be-
hind the Iron Curtain, there are
only two major Jewish communi-
ties-Britain with Jewish popu-
lation of 100000, and France with
"a Jewish population of 100000.
All of which furnishes an inter-
esting picture of world >Jewry
today.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Really Man snd Bank Aide
Gully In $I.6 Million Fraud
Nv lhl AMslIslsd PIIW

SYRACUSE, N, ", Vnb, pBra
jackson M F0ltepl Il Eea eAtAih
broker, and HHpnRpd w. kl0GkI n
former syracuse Trust o. book.
Keeper, have been convicted NJ
conspiracy ana mlAAppllgAll0n NJ
bank funds IN u AlI6 million 0Ver'
draft AGhemer
A Federal court jupg NJ elhht
mhn and four women lahL nlhhl
found lhem Rullty Of w counts OF
mIRappllQAtlOn Of bank funds and
one count 0f conspiracy JHaae
James Y Foley VIII sentence the
Two wednesday
Each count carries 4 maximum
Ave years In iall and $4,000 hner
The Government accused Potter,
ba, and Kleekr ~, OF having an
RPpRnaement whereby slrB million
In cheeks drawn by the real estate
man AGAINST inadequate balances
were paid by the trust company,
but not recorded In its beeksr
Kleek and another former bank
bookkeepeF, aeryeRFr0ld Leslie
Root, iFu were indicted In June
with Potter and 10 depositoFs,
Root has pleaded to a charge OF
conspiracy The 10 deposlt0Fs are
awaiting trial,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Two Years Needed
IToC.ount Pile Of
Gold at Fort Knox
Dy ne As.sslslsa p,s..

The Treasury says that II any
one wants 10 make an accurate
count Of the gold stored at Fort
Knox, Ky. 90 0 candidate for
Congress- has suegested, he can
count on spending two or three
years At the task.
Something ever $4,000 tons OF
Gold are stored In the United
States BuilloR Depository. The
Treasury, which has custody OF II,
says II has counted u oil down 10
the thoAsaHdth OF On ounce sew
eFal times,
William g, Cole, former Repubu
lleah 6enHFessmaR from Missouri
who ID campaigning FOR the Remls
natleR again, told q meeting at
Dt, joseph, No. Thursday that II
he ID elected ne will introduce
legislation calling for O physical
inventory Of the sold N
lie said he had heard about
shortages In Government owned
Grain, which IA privately stored,
ana added I'm beginning IA
wonder, and no ere q Iet Of ether
people, II any Of that sold hal
fallen out OF Tho bottom Of the
vAult ~ Fort Kn0A" "
The Treasury says that Fort
kn0N stores enough n0ld bullion
10 MI 4 house OF 10 rooms meas.
llrlhg 20 feet by 10 feet and hAvs
lhs iOsf00t ceilings,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Would bslst FOuF Years,
N. J. Hammeii Files
For MARYLAND Seat

Mark \, HAmmptt, lesveApsOld
Prince oeOpaeA County accountant
and farmer has hled tor Mary.
lands bth district House AeAt and
VIII open hlA GampAlan Tuesday
NJ 4 HhDnblleAn rally IN Coral HAll,
ATOT Marlboro plhs,
MV HammRlt A Government
executive who WAA administrative
assistant IN Postmaster General
James A Farley and viii Hays,
VIII outline hlh platform NJ 4 din
neI Ineetlna bealnnlnG NJ I pm
HlH entrance Into a held OF
nearly q d0Ben g. g. Fr ABplpAntA
f0P the vacancy created when
representative 6AsAeeP, Democrat,
hled tor tbe senate, was en-
n9Hneed today by hla campaign
MRnagev, Elmer n, R9blRseR Of
RlVePdaler
I'm a statement issued through
Nv Reblnsen, the LandeVeP to-
baGee RPoWeP and Importer OF
DeVen beef cattle said no decided
to post his 800 fac after listeRlAg
te the pleas OF "swAFmiRR" cam
didates,
"TheiF platforms" nv, Ham.
nett asserted, "aFe n0thing mere
than me, too and who smaeked
JohnV'-iust more and more OF
the same old baloney--and that
Is not enough to meet existine
crises"
Zone Of my objectives," he de-
clared, "is to reduce the unrea-
sonable taxes now levied on TO-
bacco,"
A native Of Calvert County, Mr.,
Hammett,> = who 10 unmarried. hai
lived In Prince Georges for IL
years and is q past president OF
the county Republican Club.
He has been employed at the
General Accounting once the
last decade. except for one year
OF wartime service 90 Q Coast
Guard ofiicer.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
ABA Studies Uniform Plan
For Low.Cosi Local Aid
~ Tho Assseisiea Press

CHICAGO, Feb. 5Sl=The Amer
lean Bar Association ID studyiha
"a plan 10 provide uniform low
cost legal service 10 persons OF
moderate means
fhe plan would be known al
Ofhe Red Beal"-=hamed after The
conventional seal Oh LEGAL d0eul
ffiehtsl
Theodore Veorhees OF Philadeis
phla, chairman OF the ABA'A
standing committee, Aald vestepH
day the organisation has beeh
promoting the pr0HrAm 20 f0rel
stall "b0elAllsed law, 0p subsidized
.leaA service Augh AA theH have M
Hnaland and Russia 4"
Representatives Ut law relerrAI
services from Bb States and WASH
Ilnal0n ara Ineellna Today IN e0n'
Junction win thA AbA'A G0nvehu
Hon IN dlAgHAa the plRhl
MPr Voorhees, hald low e0At leaaI
services now operate IN mans
elites Independently 0f the na'
tiOnal Aha, and the nav pp0'
apam would Ret 40 q UNIFORM
mods OF operation
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Suburb Barring Chinese
Finds lis MOI AIl.Whne
m iha AAlAtlAlaA RLslA

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. FEB
55.=f'he BouthW00d district,
which last week voted asaitist
admitting a Chinese family, found
Out last night II IL not Af1 Aill
Caucasian fieishbofh00dl
The disclosure WAS made al a
disordefiy meeting Of 200 persons
In A church community center
f'hey met At The request Of the
10 property owners who v0ted ID
admit Bihe shehg 10 The tract A
total OF iF4 v0ted aaalhst the f0rH
mer Nationalist Army 0fileepl
Belmar H. Ahepley told tht
ap0up laht hlehtI
"f0u'Ve had me among you fel
A0me Tine You have But IN WIN
me- ! hRve pul Wp WIN E0ll "
No described himself IN II nItHHA
Ita0le n halt Hawaiian" lie hAle
IhlA wife WA n F0lHneAlRn
THE audience ApplAHded Whell
he finished
The matter M an apology f0l
Mpr khhna came upl A man yelled
|"We'l accept hlS lbhena'Aj ap0l'
0gleaN
The meetlng broke lp without
ANY aetlOn RfLep pIellA y Eulm0nl
read A statement 0pp0SlhR tht
hhenaA Al nelnhb0IAl
Evening star., 1952-02-23
By eselas Kennedy
Si9T AtaH EeETeIB9ndsHt

INeHH6FHP, Van Feb a.
Winchester, which calls Itself
nthe apple capital OF the weplar'
IA celebrating lts geeth aAniVeF'
saFy,
A modern city Of $4,000, II
showed lts prosperity last night
Az q bieentenaFy bah In Its new
armery, Scores OF couples were
In costume, the women In bout
fant silk gowns OF the l8tt
century, but the men for the most
part were In huckram and COON
skin caps, the garh OF the from
tiersmen,
A 20-year-old George Washing
ton was surveying the streets here
yesterday, as, according to tradi-
ton. he did 200 years ago. He
was impersonated by Ross e
Mohney.
The day began with Boy Scouts
acting as town criers and pro.
claiming the bicentenary to all.
Traffic was blocked of Loudor
street to allow william Battaile
whose role was that OF O courier
from Williamsburg, the Colonial
capital. to canter up to the REQ
Lion Tavern on Cork street. HI
supposedly was bringing a bill EN-.
larging the town which the
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Bridge Champions Upset
In Vanderbilt Cup Games
AN he AasssiaiaA Rtasi


NEW YORK, FEB. 2S.--T'he first
knockout round Of the Vanderbilt
Cup contract bridge championship
furnished q couple Of upsets when
the national open champions,
Charles II. 00feA and sidney
Bii0d6r, Philadelphia, and Mrs
Helen sebei and Myroh Field,
New York, we're f0sed Out by 3D.
points by Dol BeidmAh, Breeklyhi
Leonard HaHireh, New Y0fki
Harry Mlehaels, Newark, NJ jrj
Dr. d. d. kafshmer, Linden, N D.,
and william e0ah, Railway, NJ j.
f'hlrtvstW0 teams OF The original
record entry OF eb competed and
10 VIII 10 Into the see0hdsl0uhd
thlA Afternoon
f'he sirens team OF WAldeWsl
Won EedtWlBl Miami tlaI Wll1
liam Rect Miami Beach A. NJ
Barnes, New YORK, aud Hartll
iaphAvv, washington, D. g. lQAl
10 Mr. and MIA John q, kunkle
llAPplAbuPay Pal Rave 1l0OMbA
tAeEenAaek, N Jq. and MIlpIal
helHenI Patterson, NJ ~ by B,Oal
p0IntAr
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Colonial Courier's' Arrival
Starts Winchester Celebration

BUPaesses had passed In February
Supposedly he was riding The last
OF a number OF pest h9Pses fP9Hl
the capital
The legislation ehAnginE the
name OF the fFeAtleF settlement
from Frederick to Winchester
the basis of the bieeAtenaFy=Was
passed ON March a. That date
and others will be celebrated In
the continuing program,
Or, Albin l., Aindall AZ LORD
Fairfax, In the broeaded coat and
knee pants OF an 18th century
aristocrat, was one OF the cos
TUNED figures awaiting the courier
at the Red Lion,
Winchester was the Far West,
ern settlement of the vast hold
ings of Lord Fairfax, for whom
the youthful Washington ran q
surveyors line.
Morgan Beatty, NBC CON-
mentator, spoke at q luncheon
meeting In the armory attended
by 45O.
What we need today" said Mr.
Beatty, lis the same enthusiasm
and dedication to the destiny oi
Our Nation that the early settlers
had"
He was introduced by Repre-.
sentative Harrison, Democrat, oi
Virginia.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Magruder, Gov. BaHle|Arest Of Two Boys
HssV1s WTWV~YS
'Thwaris Plan 10 Rob.
BIadensburg Bank

A Juvenile piot 70 rob the Diad.
ensburs MD Bank next week
has been thwarted by the arfest Of
two teensAge boys, one ef, them
q member Of q prominent and
wellst0Ad0 Prince Georges County
family, u was disclosed today.
DlAdenSbure Poliee Chief Clifton
BARLEY sald the two youths, 10
ana IL years old, have confessed
breaking Into hve stores and three
homes In the past month, They
had stolen slK suns ana sometimes
carried two OF them on their Eebu
berries,
Their arrest came after The
grandmother OF the lbsyeaFsold
reported 5000 had been stolen
fFeIi her home, 6hiAl BARLEY
had had the two youths under
surveillance for several days be-
cause OF their free spending
habits,
When ne questioned the yeutliH
they broke Down and admitted
the Tebbevlea, The yeuneeP boy
then bluTted out the plan 70 rob
the bank, Ha aald no wAk not
included In the sans planning
the h0ldup be0Aube Of HE ape,
Me companion admitted that
plans ior ths bank robbery had
been made,
THE tW6 bOvA VIII be AvrAlaned
IN Juvenile Court al Upper MArls
bore wednesday,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
6. 0. P. Must Center
Attack on 'lmmoraIiiy'
70 Win, Taft Says
Oy Mo As.oeIslsd p,s.s

BARRE, w.. FEB. Ex-senator
Taft says the only way the RE-
publican Party can win the elec.
ton this year II by an "aii.out
attack on the immortality OF this
administration"
He told q Washinaton birthday
dinner gathering In his honor lasb
Alaht the attack also should be
aimed ati
"The unlimited spending and
taxing and bureaucratic Feaulas
ton OF the fair deal, and the
disastrous feFeiah peliey which
has led % Russian power and uns
necessary war"
Senator Taft ehaPaed there
eeula be no apeateP contrast bes
tween the principles OF aeerae
Washington and "the course VI
Harry Truman" He said Washs
lngt0n's principles prevailed for
100 years until today they are
threatened by biz Government
and arbitrary power"
The Ohio presidential aAplrant
said Republicans can acquire the
votes NJ independents and mlls
lions Of Democrats ~ WA present
tho lAAueA directly and i0r1lbly
tho truman philosophy v
Enthusiasm and organization"
no declared, "Are essential bee
eauAe the administration machine
IA well 0lled=-0lled With millions
OF dollars appropriated 10 Gov.
erhhieht agencies and political
personnel
"9'he entire Nation has been
sh0eked," Senator Taft said, l'bV
The low state OF political morality
IN the administration Itself 10
paPtlsaHS have not vet even b0tha
cred 10 deny the improper Use
OF influence 40 frequently revealed
In congressional investigations
and Investigation by eemmlttees
made Hp Of Democratic majeFls
ties"
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Willie Sutton Wants Ball
Like Other Characters GO
sy The Asseeiaisd Press

NEW YORK, Feb, 23.-Willie
(The Actor Sutton, suspect in a
$4,000 bank robbery, can't un-
derstand why he must stay in
Jail and other characters" 60
free on bail.
Sutton. who escaped from Sing
Sing In 1882 and from a Pennsyl.
vania jail In l947, complained yes
terday through his attorney,
George Washington HerZ.
Here I sit without bail" his
statement read. Maybe $3.50 900
will be set. And what did I do?
I never hurt anybody. I'm not q
violent man.
Il am accused of robbins 1B4.-
900 from a bank. and they brand
me as the Nations No. Grim.
ihal.
"Alser Hiss and others like him
who ifnperil the Nation were per-
initted 10 roam the streets IN com.
pafatively low BAIL and had su.
tfetfe Court justices As character
witnesses
Look at Judy G6pl0h free 10
Come and 10 as she pieasesl"
Hiss WAS free III $4,000 bali
until sent 10 prison last March
10 serve a f1vesseaf term for pefs
jury Miss e0bi0n has been cons
Vlgted In Washington OF taking
secret Government papers Al 4
trial IN New York she WAS con.
Vleted OF espionage ehaleesl Both
convictions WeIe upset On appeal
but she fAges 4 possible new Trial
" Was hlnel0h She IA free In
A4n 900 ball
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Stock Prices Higher,
Gain; Range 10 81
by Tho AMstiaisd PGsM

NEW YORK, Febr aSr=Hr n
594lbb, the pharmaceutical heuSe
WITH 0 producing Interest In the
AhtlstuBePeHiaF AGENTS, was 4
spectacular performer tedAV In A
generally hlRheP steek market
SaHlbb mace q delayed epeRine
on O bl9ek Of l9,ee0 shares up Baa
at Be}ar Thereafter, In fairly co.
tive trading 1t lest a peFtieR Of
its best gain,
BuyinR orders poured In ever
the GeeFge washington holiday
recess and resulted In A eenges-
ton at the opening, Exehange
efiielals and brokers arranged an
orderly market by moving out the
BIG block,
Throughout the list the gains
were fractions to between ! and
points, Minus signs were scat.
tered.
Volume came to an estimated
600 900 shares, compared with last
weeks 800, 900.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Masons Pick Iowan 10 Head
Washington Memorial Unit
By ihs AssesIaled Press

Clifford D., Jory, Sheldon, Iowa,
attorney, has been chosen presi-
dent of the George Washington
Masonic National Memorial AS
ISOLATION.
Mr.. Jory. SO, was selected at the
organizations annual meeting In
Alexandria yesterday. He sue.
ceeds DR.. Elmer r. Arm OF Dayton,
Ohio, who died last December.
Frederick r. schondau Of Wash
ington was reelected secretary.
treasurer.
The association was set up TO
build and maintain the Masonic
Memorial ct Alexandra, where
George Washington was the otigi.
nal worshipful master OF the local
lodge. The association gets hflan-
|cial support from Masonic lodges
lover the country. "
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Saratoga Gambling Jury
Held ILLEGALLY Convened
N lhs A..sGIslsa pnM

ALBANY, NJ w. Feb, pB,--A
stata supreme Court justice held
Today that the special apAnd iupv
investigating AApAtOaA aAmbllna
wAA convened llleaallv
the NHaGt Of the decision, unless
n IA reversed on appeal, VIII be 10
wreck the Investigation, which WINS
ordered by Gov Dewey iAAt March,
Justice Harry AehrlQk sustained
thN contention Oi Daniel Prior,
counsel f0p N OF the NJ persons
w far indicted,
MPr Prior maintained thAtI
|, The ivy had baen dellbeT.
AtelV loaded with enemies OF
James w. heapyy saratoga County
Republican leader
Z, The See9nd panel f0P tho
Grand iHpV had beeR drawn In the
e9HRtV clerks efiiee while eelpt
was adjourned, rather than IN
epen egHFt, a. required bV law,
Special Prosecutor Paul Wis
liamG IA expected To Aie on iMNes
diate appeal,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
japanese Temple Asking
$2OO,OOO Tor Buddha Idol
NJ he ANsflalsa PlsM

TOKYO, Peb, aBmA Japanese
BuddhlAt temple h0peA 10 balances
llA budget by Aelllna Il Treasured
Huddha fOr 700 million ven, about
tpB0,000r
The threHSiaeedl AlE'armed Idol
WaS carved more Than 1000 years
Aa0 and IA llAted aa A Japanese
national AlL treasure
The k0fuhuJl Temple Al Nara,
which h0lAeA the pIaeIOuA Huddha,
Ions hAA depended on lhe wealthy
gullWArA family fOp In support,
Hlt the FullwHrHh Hre n0 l0natI
hble w flnhnge n temple,
hellGhlr0 'l'HkAhhAhl, " member
M lhe National Treasure Commit .
lepl hald lhe government hHA only
bb million ken annually l0l hllell
purchases And by law only LhN
hlAla GRH buy national Apt lleHA.
uleA unless lhe Dlel aIHnlh special
pelnlhhl0llr
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Missouri Mayor Held
On Morals CHARGE
bv Tho AEEseisisd pFsIS

CARTHAGE, Meu Feb a.
Mayer H. FiihR FetePs OF Carthage
has been arrested on q mePals
charge, Sheriff 6eePRe Hiekam
reported tedayr
Assistant JASPER County AtteP-
ney HlBa JehnseR said he Aled the
charge against the BesyeaFsela
MayeF=a Republican seFVing his
hFst teFm-last night, Mayer
Feters was released on 5000 bond
Sheriff Hiekam said the Mayor,
0 World War II Army veteran and
father OF three children, denied
the charge, Mr., Teters was elected
Mayor Of this community Of about
l2,000 April I, 1850, for Q four
year term,
The sheriff and Prosecutor
johnson said the Mayors arrest
followed by q few hours the arrest
Of Morris Shaffer, 48-year -old
Carthage beauty salon operator,
The arrests followed weeks oi
questioning Of minors In Jasper
County. Last week O physician
at nearby Joplin. DR.. Guy l.. Mere
dith, was arrested on eight charges
Of molesting minors. He COM
mitted suicide Monday.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Reds Add 700 Planes
To Fighting Force in
Korea in Six Months

Chinese Communist cir strength
In Korea has been increased by
nearly 100 planes In The last ain
months, with The heaviest eoneen.
tratIon belhe principally In de-
fehslve craft
According 10 new information
which became available today, the
Red aircraft Jumped frem 1000
last june 10 1900 now, OF which
k0lhe 300 are jet inteFeept0Fs and
900 plsteRsenalRe fighters, attack
planes and iiaht beHibersr
Fear Yalu Attacks, q
The heavy concentration on jet
ihtereepterA IA seen here "a re-
heeting Communal eeneern over
possible United Nations attacks on
bases behind the Yaiu River In
fact, Russian production IA GEN.
tered on the MIC lnterOeptOrA,
However, the Russians also are
showing more than passing inter-
cat IN l0nasranae heavy and light
b0mherA,
The ilrAt reports on the B0vlet'A
l0na-rHnae bomber indicate Amer
lean cities are we'll within reach
Of th0se atomic bomb carriers,
fsUihbtF Copied Prem BsaB,
.'the tjBBH'H "type 81" bomber
bllitipsed briefly durlha Il Soviet
Ali demonstration Il few weeks
Ra0, apparently IA powered az
present with BlstehstYpe ehalhesl
but quite p6sslbly may appear
With faster tuPb9spF9p power taI
jet engine turbine driving a pres
peileFI by the end OF the year
II IA new described A haViRR a
rance OF ever $500 miles and A
speed of mere than 100 miles ON
heHFr
II obviously Is intended "A A
successor to the FUs4, which the
Russians patterned from early
models OF the American R-ae,
seized by them after forced land
inRs In Siberia during the last
war.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Florida Suspends Deputy
In Probe Of Beech Shooting
sy Mo AMseisisd P1sW

ST, AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb, Is,
"A deputy sheriff who shot and
wounded Kenneth pykstra Of
Jacksonville, Mich, has been sus'
pended pending report Of On In
vestigation, Sheriff L, o, Davis
reported,
Sheriff Davis also said charges
against Dykstra Of vagrancy and
possession OF an automatic rife
had been dropped yesterday and
that the sheriff's once win pay all
Of DykstraS hospital bills.
Dykstra. 20. ID expected to be
dismissed from Flagler Hospital
Monday. He was shot In the arm
and stomach by Deputy Kenny
Masters February 0 while camping
on the beach Q miles north Of here.
Masters said he shot after Dyk.
stra failed 70 heed 0 command to
halt. Sheriff Davis said at the
time that Dykstra was under
suspicion OF being o Dearborn,
Mich. man wanted In 0 double
kNIknk.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Bethesda Church to Hear
MeKeIdIn at Luy Service

Gov, MeKeldin of Maryland
will speak at the II am, service
tomorrow In Bethesda Methodist
Church, Huntington parkway and
Georgetown road, Bethesda,
Speaker at the $50 am, service
will be Percy ], Trevethan, execu-
tive secretary Of National Good"
viii Industries,
Both services will be conducted
by D. @. Campbell. lay leader Of
the church. The congregation iS
observing laymen's day tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

late teniGht and t0m0pp0wI cloudy
with some rain ON the coast t0H
niRht and t9meFP0Wr Low te'
niRht, $3.50 degrees
VipginiRureleudV with 9eea.
slenal llght sneW In southwest
portion this afteFneen and 0eea'
si0nAl light sneW tenlRht and TO-
morrow probably mixed VIII
rain aleng the coast and IN en-
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Democrats 10 Hear
Darkley In Baltimore

VIA President Alban ", IN ~
10y VIII ba the principal speaker
NJ the jackson Day dinner NJ tha
Y0una Democratic 0IlbA 0f Mary
land at thR liOlel tlmerAOn BAlll'
moe, NJ $50 PM March w.
fhe announcement VIVA made
by jOAaph ~ tYdInaHr Young
Democratic CLUB national e0m'
milIRbInhn,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Congress in Brief
Sy me AssssIs;ed Pssss

Senate:
In recess.
Treasury.Post once Appropria.
tons Subcommittee only listed |
meeting.
House;
Adjourned until Monday.
No committee meetings.
Evening star., 1952-02-23

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