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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-01-24
NOTICES

WE HAVE good stock of valves
and pipe fittings. The Crane
dealer. Evilsizers' Plumbing.
Caldwell, Ohio. Phone 80.
20 JaL
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-01-24

NOTICE-HIGHEST prices paid
for raw furs and beef hides.
George Pickenpaugh, TIC Fair
ground Street, Caldwell, Ohio.
19-31pd
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-01
American Guards Kill 45 POWs In FuH-Scale Riot

CHEJU ISLAND, Korea, (P)- American guards with blazing guns killed 45 Chinese prisoners of war and injured 120 others in Quelling a riot today. The POWS were celebrating the third anni- versary of China's Communist re- gime when some fanatics turned the jubilee into an attack on their guards.
 Two American soldiers were injured slightly.
 A spokesman said: Tt was really a fight. Due to all the con- fusion that surrounds an incident like this one, many details are lacking"
 The 800 fanatical prisoners bat tied two infantry platoons-about 30 men-with stones, rocks, clubs, tent poles and weapons impro- vised from materials in their compound.
 Relatively minor incidents have plagued the POW Command since the Allied crackdown on Koje last summer. Today's fighting was a full-scale riot, the Army said, with the prisoners "reverting to former patterns of violence"
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-01
THE 1853 SENATE

It appears that the Senate may be confronted with
 filibuster threat the opening day of business next year, involving interesting interpretation of Senate rules group of civil rights proponents is ready to claim that the Senate is an entirely new body free to write it's parliamentary rules.
 On the other hand, there those who believe that the Senate is a continuing body and this group includes most Southerners who will argue-and may even filbuster - that the Senate must conduct it's business under the old rules
 If this first-day battle develops it will be an in- teresting one to watch Southerners and others con- tend that the Senate is continuing body although they admit that the House of Representatives is a organization with each congressional session. They point to the fact that Senate membership is sixyear term, only third of them expiring each two years Thus each session composed of majority of old members In the House, this might not be the case, although sometimes majority is reelected
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-01
Report Accuses
 Dems. of Hiding Government News

WASHINGTON, (P) III A Re publican report says Democrats during the past 20 years have "stolen" from the people their right to know what their govern ment is doing.
 It said the scope and methods of governmental secrecy have grown to such proportions under the Truman administration that even Congress "has to fight for information before it can legis- late"
 Newspapers, it added, often can get facts only if reporters turn themselves into detectives and gum-shoe artists"
 The accusations were made in l2,000word report prepared by the staff of the Republican Policy Committee in the Senate.
 It was distributed from the of- flee of Sen. Homer Ferguson of Michigan.
 The committee is headed by Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, and decides party policy on major issues in the Senate.
 The report said secrecy in gov ernment had increased slowly since 1883 and reached it's eli max under Truman" whose ad- ministration, it said, used censor ship concealment and deception to keep the public in the dark about federal affairs.
 In one way or another the whole of government has been poisoned by this infection of se- crecy,'' the report said.
 Truman is the author of three famous executive orders having as their aim first, the conceal ment of executive action from Congress; radio, television and moving pictures;. and third, the deliberate use of supposedly con fidential information in an at tempt to destroy political Cppo- nentS.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-01
LOOKING FOR A POLITICAL TREND

The State of Maine held this years first general election, in which only state offices filled. In Wisconsin primary fight, Senator Joe Mccarthy was renominated four opponents Politicians all he nation watched the results of these actions in effort to find trend which might reveal what is going Q happen in the November presidential election
 There is an old saying, "As Maine goes, so goes he Nation. If this be true Republicans take heart because the Republican candidates made clean sweep.
 COP strategsts will be wise, however, not to get overconfdent in view of the fact that in 1948 when Democrat was elected President, the Republican of flee seekers rolled up larger maores against their opponents in Maine, than they did this year.
 The triumphant victory of Joe Mccarthy in Wis consin is viewed by many invitation to the pres dential candidates to adopt campaign of reck- less charges The temperamens of the presidential didates are such that it is unlikely that either will employ McCarthyism of getting elected
 Locally the press will continue to give the same service to both parties, giving them the oppor unity to state their views to the people of Second Division and how they desire Regardless of the attack the press by the candidates of party this publication will continue to be unbiased in it's opinions
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-01
Beta Sigs Receive ANS Groceries For Lunch Program

The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority has announced that they have re- ceived 84 cases of groceries, about two tons, via the North Star.
 These groceries were contrib uted by the Alaska Native Ser vice for the hot lunch program for the school children, which is the civic project of that organ ization.
 Lomen Commercial Company donated the lighterage, it was an- nounced and H. F. Harper trans ferred the food without charge. Donated materials and time made the initial experiment last year during January and February, a very successful venture.
 Only children living outside a set zone were able to be served due to the limited space and seat ing capacity. However, the girls did wonderful job of serving about 100 children.
 It is planned to serve the chil- dren o~"": his year starting in January and continuing through March.
 Mrs. Frank Killins and Mrs. Jim Mclean presented a program of colored slides at the business meeting, held at the c. R. Jack son residence.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-01
Army Unveils sAll-Purpose" Gun
 Capable of Firing Atomic Missile

WASHINGTON, (P) - The Army has unveiled a new 85-ton atomic gun and shown that it can roll nimbly across fields into po- sition to fire .super-explosive bar rages within 20 minutes.
 It is the worlds first atomic ar tillery piece.
 The gun, which the Army calls an "all purpose weapon," was put through its paces at special preview for photographers at the Aberdeen, Md, proving ground recently.
 The Army indicated that the weapon can use either atomic or standard rounds merely by chang ing the type of missile.
 The gun has a caliber of 28O millimeters mn approximately 12 inches. This, in itself, discloses how compactly the Atomic En- ergy Commission scientists now are able to build atomic missiles which at one time could barely be crowded into the bomb bay Of B-29.
 This is how the "all-purpose weapon" looks to visitors:
 Its tube is almost 40 feet long. designed to stabilize the missile by spinning motion, jus: like standard gun.
 The elevation of it's muzzle, or maximum range, appears also to be like that used in a standard gun.
 Nine other vehicles are used in support, including two powerful generating trucks.
 The power units is hooked to the gun by electrical cable, thus supplying electrical power for tra- versing and raising the elevation of the rifle.
 Two engine cabs, looking much like the hauling end of the trac- tor-trailer rigs you see on the highway, but with heavier con- struction: supply the power for moving the chassis through 5OO- horsepower engines.
 The gun and it's mount are sus- pended between the two cabs.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-01
Youth For Christ Saturday At Methodist Church

Youth for Christ will hold it's monthly meeting next Saturday evening at the Community Meth odist Church, it has been an- nounced. Speaker will be Rev. R. Amundsen of the Covenant Church and special music has been planned by a new group, the Ministers Choir.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-01

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Evening star., 1952-11-09

JEFFERSON VILLAGE bedrms.. liv. rm.
dining area. full bath, .bsmt.; new
gas heating system; level lot. Ought
to be sold by dusk. Call OW. 9090
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BY OWNER-3-bedfm. rambler or
lge. wooded lot with stream; nr
Falls Church; 8 hlks. to school
$14.990. KE. S-6108 or GIL. 3072
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HOUSES BY HUGHES

$500 down will buy 5-room home in
close-in Brentwood; nice. large
rooms. full bsmts.. oil h.-w.h.;
$lO,95O full price.
81 900 down will buy broom all
brick bungalow in rustic neighbor-
hood; only 8 yrs. old, perfect con-
dition; expansion attic, full bSmt.,
gas heat; cheap at $l2.25O.
81 500 down will buy a stunning
little masonry cottage Just 10 min.
from d. C. line; delightful kitchen.
daylight bsmt.; only $65 per mo.
S52 per mo-. 6-room Colonial in W.
20-ft. liv. rm., tile bath. 3 extra
large bedrms.. oil heat; truly Q bar
gain at S11,960.
el2.250; country cottage on Ia acres:
ground; cozy modern home. tile
bath. city water; $1,000 down. easy
terms.
rambler on IS0-ft. lot. dream
location: 3 big hedrms., spacious
liy rm., remarkable kitchen, full
bsmt.; can be bought on terms.
IeTe % PARK area: lovely bedrms. up.
large bedrm down; very attrac-
tive floor plan: full bsmt.; low
down payment.
RI5,75O; aIl-brick 1h-story English
Tudor cottage. features ! bedrm.
and pvt. bath on lst door, . bedrms.
and bath on End; den or TV room;
striking home on lovely corner
lot
$4,000: brand-new 3-bedroom all
brick rambler, very best construc-
tion, guaranteed dry English type
full bsmt.; gas h.-w.h.; h-acre lot;
GI loan available.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
ALEXANDRIA AREA

ALEXANDRIA AREA
Custom built 1 VI. ago by . retired
colonel who supervised every step
Of the construction and landscaping
This brick rambler in . delightiul
close-in area is the most attractive
home we have seen in many . day.
Large 'L"-shaped liv. rm. with
nrepl,, pIate-elass picture window;
in bsmt. Over IA acre Of land. beau
tifully wooded: Artesian water. This
home was not built for sale but Tor
retirement. Priced under $Z5 900.
No profit asked. -
WHITTON g. scHREINER
Ov. RT17. Ewes. TE. 416S.
I WANTA GO BACK TO TEXAS
Modern split-level stucco in better
than new condition. No joking! On
large lot, with fruit trees. garden
neighborhood. convenient to schools:
3 bedrms . tiled baths. partitioned,
tiled basement. built-in bar. Price.
S19.500. Call OWNER. Falls Church
2512 -
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HOUSES FOR SAlE-MD.
peter ]. hagan
OFFERS
SUBURBAN HOMES

$1,000 DIN. Mt. RAINIER
lWell-kept older bungalow on beautifu
fenced lot block from bus. just
redecorated Merits your inspection
Convenient monthly payments.
$4,000 DIN. ASSUME CT LOAN
See this fully insulated, 2-story, g
bedrm. economy home today. loft
liv. rm. Separate din. rm. Roomy
kit. Anchor fence lot. Just right fol
the kids. Close to shopping. Monthly
payments less than rent.
COLLEGE PARK BRICK
Here is that roomy, 2-bedrm. bunga-
low you have been looking for. Has
a dinette. fully equipped kit. stair
way to attic. Corner lot. Less than
VI. old. Full price. only $12.250.
COLLEGE HGTS. ESTATES
Charming new brick Cape Cod. 5 rms
and bath 1st floor. rms. and bath
End floor. Plastered bsmt.. Soft.
lot. All the appointments Of homes
in this section. Priced to sell at
$4,000. Call for appointment to
inspect.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
BY OWNERSHIP $50

S63.32 mo-, assume q. /, 4es loan
Transferred. Must sell Immediately
2 bedrm. rambler-type bungalow
porch; awnings. Desirable neish.
borhood. Near schools. Suitable
cash required. uN. 0344. -6
Evening star., 1952-11-09
-alI XII s-O6O4

ARLINGTON
ONLY $11,950
CoZy 5-Room Home
Close-in convenient location. 10 min
uites from Pentagon, ideal for
military family; good shopping, and
frequent bus line nearby. Lovely
wooded lot. Charming solid masonry
home. featuring cheerful living room
with coZy dining area, equipped
kitchen. large screened porch. on
1st floor level; 2 bedrooms Il twin
bed size, single), on end floor;
basement; automatic heat: storm
windows: Convenient terms can be
arranged.
Open 2 Till Dark
1852 SO. EDISON ST.
Drive out Columbia pike. turn left on
30. Columbus st. opposite new Safe
way Super Market, continue APPROX.
2 blocks to So. 1Ith, then right 2
blocks to So. Edison and right to
DICK BASSET, Realtor
IN VA. SINCE 1925
CHI. 5057 CHI. 4311
Evening star., 1952-11-09
MODERN REALTY co.
Ju. 1880. OPEN TILL 9 PM.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5
CoLMAR MANnR

1901 41st ave.-Bungalow with 2
bedrms., full bsmt.; on lge, lot;
Bladensburg rd. to 41st ave. right
to house. Mrs. Suess. AP. 9669.
COLLEGE PARK
9517 49th ave.-Lovely 2-story 8.
bedr. det. home. on lot so by 125
full bsmt, scr. porch, gas heat;
owner moving, wants immediate
to Hollywood I'd. right to 4ath ave,
right to house, Mr.. Leventhal, UN
1854. LYMAN C. DELE & CO.,
INC at 3k0O
Evening star., 1952-11-09
ALEXANDRIA
2-BDRM. BRICK, $10,950
OPEN TODAY La

IA &14N 4S~444 ~
Newly decorated. nice and clean brick
semidetached in "Huntington. 2
bedrms. and nice bath up. liv. rm..
din. rm. equipped kit; full bsmt..
auto heat, nice level lot on dead
end street. Directions: Through
Alexandria on Rt. over Hunting
Creek to HUNTINGTON st.. right ~
Mt. Vernon dr.. right to WASHINGTON
ave. and open sign at 1906 WASH
ington ave,
CALF. RAMBLER
OPEN TODAY, 2-DARK
Convenient Arl. location. / block to
bus, You will like this smartly de-
signed home. Has center hallway.
rms, ige. liy. rm. with firepi., din.
L, kit. with eating space. util. .rm.
and storage attic. Range, refgr Il.
Bendix washer. storm windows and
Venetian blinds included in price Of
only $16.950. $3,250 cash win
blvd. (Rt. 5O) to Lexington ST.. left
to Third st. and left to 5712 Third
ar 2ntith
Evening star., 1952-11-09
OPEN l TO DARK
50 200 DOWN S65 MO

INCL TAXES AND INSURANCE
FHA financing. or lower down pay
ment with conventional financing
Brand-new Semidet brick and frame
homes. Good location. Best work
manship Features living dining
twin bedrooms. tiled bath, full bsmts
with outside entrances. A limited
number available. Turn right at
Peace Cross to 2nd traffic light left
on Edmonston rd. mile to Carriers
lane. right to 59th ave. and open
Evening star., 1952-11-09
50 ooo nN ASSUME or LOAN
COLLEGE PARK BRICK
THE FOLLOWING HOMES WILL BE
OPEN FROM / TIL DARK
nnnrn ,1r,rs aprn1Ar

ROGER HGTS. SPECIAL
'5103 seth pl. Is where you will nnd
this Immaculate 2-bedrm. bungalow
coy liv. rm., din. rm.. lge. equipped
kit. Spacious dry bsmt. Fenced lot.
Storm windows. Dir: Out Bladens-
on Annapolis rd. to 3rd trafic light.
Turn left on Edmonston rd. TO Gal
latin st. Right to 59th pl. and open
sign.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON
3-bedrm. rambler; ideal location, nr.
schools. bus and SHOPPING center.
Full bsmt... equipped KIT; corner lot,
Soutl. Frederick and 10th pl. g.. on
Columbia pike.
$19,99O
Evening star., 1952-11-09
ALEXANDRIA AREA
@~-AR z

ALEXANDRIA AREA
OPEN 1-5
Select your own decorations for this
brick and frame Colonial on beauti,
ful half acre. Four bedrms. and
bath up. Living rm., fireplace. din
ing rm.. screened porch down. AT
tached garage. $16,50O. Directions:
Shirley hwy. to Franconia 0yerpass,
left toward Alexandria. through
Franconia to Open Sign.
OPEN 1-5
65-ft. brick rambler on. beautiful
wooded lot. Three lge. .bedrms.. huge
living rm., fireplace, de luxe kitch-
en-; garage. breezeway, patio. unoer
$50, 900. Directions: Through Alex
andria. south on Rt. 1. to Penn-Daw
Hotel. right fork and continue on
Rt. 633. old Kings hwy, approx. l
mile, follow arrow to open sign.
OPEN 2-5
Split level rambler. Three bedrms..
bath. immense living rm.. full dining
rm.. de luxe kitchen; garage. half
acre lot. Only S19.950. Directions:
Shirley hwy. to Lincolnia overpass.
right Rt. 236. mi. to Lincolnia
Park sign. left and follow arrow to
vii %WH1TToN & scHRE1NER. INC;
Evening star., 1952-11-09
NEAR NAVAL ORDINANCE LAB

NEAR NAVAL ORDNANCE LAB
HOME AND INCOME. "a ACRE
S Srick home G Custom s'ioai built with WITH besl Ya
material and workmanship. Lovely
liv. rm. with firepl. Modern kit.
bedrms.. IA baths. den and porch
1st d. 2 bedrms. 2nd n. Oil h.-w.h.
Built-in garage. very. valuable
tertaining. for ONCE or for living
quarters to help pay monthly pay
ment. House has splendid future anc
is a wise buy Priced right SIS.
$50. Attractive terms. Dir: Gu. N
H. ave. to University lane. turn
right to Riggs rd. Left on Riggs rd..
ga miles to our open sign and
mouse.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
BE 1T FOR FINE LIVING
OR INVESTMENT
NEW RAMBLER
$4,000
nn Cot Sun IA M Hlz

Open Sat.-Sun., l to Dark
3 -rDRcoMS
GgLE FAITH
LARGE LIVING ROOM
DIVING AREA
FABLE SPACE IN KITCHEN
CoSpER pI uMBING
LEVEL SODDED LOT
CONVENIENT LOCATION
FINANCING ARRANGED.
de'ii Td IL Riverdaie. & I h right on ssnas ouseT,s,
bury to Taylor rd., right on Taylor
70 Nicholson st.. right on Nicholson
20 house and our sign.
DREW CO., JU. 5-5471
Evening star., 1952-11-09
BRANDON VILLAGE

BRANDON VILLAGE
Is within walking dist. to .Hecht,s.
and the home we have is truly
a value. Foyer entr., well-propor-
toned liv. rm. with flrepl., family
size din. rm., kit. lge. enough for
breakfast set; sep. bsmt.; 3 bedrms.
and bath on End H.; big. pvt. scr.
fer necessitates sale. This will go
quickly at S16.950. Call immedi-
afalY 0W QlQ0
Evening star., 1952-11-09

MARYLAND UNIVERSITY AREA
9040 .49TH AVE. COLLEGE PARK
Cape Cod today. Lovely liv. rm.
with picture window Wall-t ceiling
arepl, Fully equipped DIP to the
minute kit. Full bsmt. Built-in ga
rage Must be seen to pe appreci-
S1S.95O. Dir: Out Bait, blvd. past
Md. U. to Greenbelt I'd. Right on
Greenbelt rd to r. I. ave. Left on
R. I. ave. to Blackfoot rd. Left on
Blackfoot rd. Ito 49th ave. Right to
9030.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HOW MANY TIMES

11OV 4v&& 44N q 44s1110
Have you said, I wish I owned q q
bedrm. brick bungalow on an indi-
vidual lot Just OF Lee hwy. and mr..
DE 5. G. II % has I sep din. rm., NV day. -
light bsmt., stairway to expan. attic,
at amazing low price of S14.950 and
$1,000 cash. Here is your chance
to make o dream come true. Call
OW. 5000 at once.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
BRICK CAPE COD

Hiehview, Diet. brick, liv, rm.. kit
dinette: 2 bedrms. tiled bath. ex-
pansible attic; gas heat, Venetian
blinds; Ige. lot. Only . yrs old
ConV. to Andrews Field. Reason
Assume lee Gi loan. 10. S-tiiS3.
Ar Beinert, or LU. $4,000. POTTS
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLNoToN-FALLs CHURCH
open
SAT. AND SUN.
MOON TIL DARK
EARLY BIRDS

A14 AAGA@@ A)44b4(0
Read this over. It Is the earnest
early buyers who usually pick up
the good ones. and the following
get the best value, in town. At
$lS.950 you get new. 3-bedroom,
antique brick rambler; sep. din. rnn.,
super kit. with breakfast nook; full
basement; walk to new st. James
Church and school; walk to bus and
shops; $13,000-$14,0 900 1st trust
available. Call .OW. 5000 now.
Directions: Out Lee hwy. tRte. 2l1l. !.
OF AT. blvd, lRte: 50o, to Falls
SLeesburs G pike, Rte. ' y i to west St. St.
(Ford co. on corner), left blks. to
Brook Farms on left and open
sign. {See picture in real estate
$3.50
'dha0n dininS area. fun bath. bsmt IT, r;; new
gas heating system; level lot. Ought
to be sold BY dusk. Call OW. 9090.
Falls Church-$14,000
Is a second-class city now, and still
growing. An original owner is
offering this Cape Cod home at q
most competitive price; liv. rm. with
6ssB 6sR 5 sdq5p bsm kit WITH sedTms rms stair tlsd
way to 2nd a. for expansion; a
rear scr. porch. picket fence. q
dishwaSher, are only some of the
extras; l blk. to theater. bus and
stores; poss. by THANKSGIVING. This
is an excel. buy. Call OW. 5000 at
once.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
OPEN 1-S

OPEN 1-5
7240 Prince George DR..
$3.50 DOWN
$95 mo- for yrs. then S66 includes
taxes. Total price S12.500. 2-yr. .-old
Waite masonry BUNGALOW. :, hedrms..
din. rm., bsmt., gar, "a acre OF
groundi real nice setting.
Branch ave. to Camp Springs. right
on Allentown rd. mi. to Prince
Georges dr..
JOSEPH KINSKY OIL. 5574
Evening star., 1952-11-09
Wash. Golf & C'try Club

Wash. Golf & C'try Club
Is not too far from this i-year -old
custom-built Colonial brick home.
True center-hall entr.. 26x15 liv.
rm., real cheerful din. rm. with bay
window overlooking very pvt. yard;
sep. mod: kit, powder rm. and lge.
bedrms. on end A. powder rm. in
masterl; stairway to tremendous
attic; beautiful, bright bsmt., COM
pletely asphalt tiled; almost "a
acre lot. $1,000 down will handle
must M be seen To- be- apnreciated nIaaT Far
appt. to inspect. call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-11-09

BUILDERS, ATTENTION
Falls Church, small subdivision t22
lots) can be obtained from this
parcel; prime location for $4,000
is clear and minimum grading re-
quired; preliminary analysis shows
that finished lots will cost about
$2,200-$2, 800. Terms may be ar
ranged
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, on Glebe. OW. 5000
Evening star., 1952-11-09
BENSON JOYCE

Prince Georges Realty Co.
3 tWiri-size bedrms., large separate
din. rm.. equip. Kitchen. full bsmt.:
oil heat. garage Can be purchased
on easy terms.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
|Eisenhower-Nixon Group
Names Ex-Hoffman Aide

John L. Tappin of Washington
and New York. is the new director
OF the All American Origins Di.
vision, National Citizens of Eisen.
hower-Nixon, Chairman Walter
Williams announced yesterday.
More recently a member Of the
Economic Cooperation Admins.
tration under Paul S. Hoffman
MIR. Tappin served for two year.
in the Paris headquarters of the
Marshall Plan organization han.
ding relationships with the Il
original participating governments
of Europe.
The All American Origins Divi-
sion is concerned with foreign ma
tlonality groups and cultural rela-
tions. 1t operates through a large
committee composed of national
chairmen of all such groups.
Mr.. Tappin was honored by
France. Italy, Czechoslovakia, Bra
I'll and the United States with va
rious decorations for services in
World War II. He was an Army
general staff officer and chief of
the liaison section Of the Allied
Forces Headquarters under Gen.
Eisenhower.
Evening star., 1952-10-05

Chicago which ended in 1850. One
of the claims Is that the union
violated the Taft-Hartley Act by
demanding payment for setting
bogus. practice by which
printers sometimes are paid for
type they set but which is not
intended for use.
Other Cases Listed.
Secondary picketing, Michigan's
law to prevent strikes by public
utilities workers. and application
Of the portal-to-portal law to GER
tain Government contracts, are
in a long list of labor relations
cases filed with the court.
The wide range of other mat
ters raises such questions as these: ::
Must the Government pay dam
ages to victims of the 1947 Texas
City. Tex, explosion caused when
a nitrate-laden ship, then in the
Government service, blew up, kill
ing more than 500 persons, in
juring 5000. and doing $50 mil
lion in property damage?
Can parents legally refuse, on
the ground Of religious freedom,
to permit a blood TRANSMISSION for
their child?
Is the Oklahoma loyalty law
in recurring all
State officers and employees to
swear they are not affiliated
or indirectly with the
Communist Party?
Was Frank Costello, New York
racketS car, properly convicted
Of contempt Of Congress in re-
fusing to answer questions Of the
Senate Crime Investigating Com
mittee?
Was Edward A. Rumely, execu-
tive secretary Of the Committee
for Constitutional Government.
within his constitutional rights
as the Court Of Appeals here said
he was-in refusing to give a con-
greSsional committee the names
of persons who bought books pub
lished by his group to influence
public opinion?
Does a citizen have q constitu-
tional right to testify voluntarily
before a grand jury Investigating
activities which might lead to his
Indictment?
Can California validly require
employers to pay employees for
time they take to vote In public
elections?