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Evening star., 1953-05-04
Tilted Model Threatens Leap
OFT Iower; Talked Down byGL
BY the AsIeeiated Press

SANTA MONICA, Calf, May
"A pretty model kept hun
dreds Of onlookers in suspense
by perching atop a 140-foot
water tower for seven hours and
threatening to Jump to her
death.
Instead. she climbed down,
sunburned from 80-degree sun
shine, after her CT boy friend
climbed an iron ladder and
talked to her for more than an
hour yesterday.
Dark-haired Mrs. Theresa
(Terry) c. Mckinney, 20,
divorced mother of two small
boys, climbed the tower at 7:45
m. Apparently she was upset by
a broken romance.
"She used to climb it a lot
when she was a kid" said her
brother Robert. Is, who saw her
ascend the tower ladder. "She
shouted that she wasn't coming
down again-that she was going
to jump"
He ran and notified a family
friend. Eugene Houck, 10, who
called police, then climbed the
tower and pleaded with Mrs.
Mckinney for As minutes.
A minister, the Rev. Harold
Longstreth of the Christian
Missionary Alliance, then took
a half-hour turn atop the lad
der near where she clung to an
aircraft beacon above the tanks
conical roof.
AS young Houck made the
ascent again. she screamed:
Don't come any closer!"
II asked her what the trouble
was" he reported after return
ing to the ground, land she told
me, I'm mad at the world: . :.
Bob told me last night his
mother doesn't want us to be
married."
Corpl. Robert Berman, 81, of
Los Angeles made the climb and
coaxed her down. Firemen put
a rope around her waist and
guided her.
She was booked for disturbing
the peace.
Mr.. Berman said he had been
with Mrs. Mckinney but added
he and his mother told her last
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Stop Acting 'Soft,'
House Told by Author
Of Wiretapping Bill
BY the Assoeioied Press

Representative Keating, Re
publican, of New York, told Con-
gress today to stop being soft
or sentimental" about spying on
spies and to legalize overlapping
in cases involving national Sc
curity.
AS a House Judiciary subcom-
mittee opened hearings on pro-
posals to do this, Mr.. Heating
said:
1--WE are faced each day with a
sinister threat to the security of
our Nation from traitors, spies
and saboteurs. 1t is both fool
hardy and inexcusable to give
them the protective privileges af-
forded by our present laws"
Mr.. Heating is chairman of the
subcommittee and the author of
bill which would authorize Fed
eral investigative agencies to
wiretap where national security
is involved.
Courts do not recognize evil
dence gained by tapping COM
munications wires to intercept
messages.
The Keating bill would make
unauthorized overlapping a fell
ony punishable by $4,000 fine
and up to two years in Jail.
However. the FBI and military
intelligence. he said, could wire
tap with prior permission from
a Federal judge on a showing Of
national necessity. Before dis
closure of information thus OBJ
tanned. approval Of the Attorney
General also would be required.
Mr.. Keating said invasion of
privacy is repugnant to all
Americans" but "the safety Of
our Nation and its people must
be paramount"
Supporters of the bill have
used the Judith Coplon case as
an argument in their favor. Miss
Coplon, a Government employe,
was convicted by a jury of pass
ing secrets to Russian agent.
But the conviction was overruled
by higher court on ground that
part of the evidence used against
her was obtained by wiretapping.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
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Evening star., 1953-05-04

THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. G.
MONDAY, MAY 4, 1858
Evening star., 1953-05-04
IA French Civilians Back From Korean Infernment

Seoul, said none of the IA had
been mistreated physically dur
ing the long interment.
LONDON, May 4 (P1.-Seven
United States civilians recently
turned over to Russia by North
Korea for repatriation were
quoted in a Peiping radio broad
cast yesterday as expressing
thanks for the humanitarian
treatment" they received while
interned.
The seven - released through
Russian Intervention - are en-
route to Moscow and are sched-
uled to arrive there in about a
week. The group is expected to
leave for the United States a
short time later.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
BY the Associated Press

PARIS. May 4. - Fourteen
French civilians-five men. eight
women and one child-returned
to France last night after two
years and eight months of inter-
ment in North Korea.
They were freed last month
after Intervention by the Soviet
Union. The Trans-Siberian Rail-
way brought them to Moscow
last week and they were flown
from the Soviet capital via East
Berlin yesterday.
Excited friends and relatives
greeted them at the airport. All
appeared in good health. The
spokesman for the group. Georges
Perruche. former acting charge
d'affaires and consul general in
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Ceremonies Honor
Dead Of Two Wars in
West Potomac Park

The District dead of two wars
were lnonored yesterday in cere-
monies at the World War Me-
mortal in West Potomac Park.
Presented by the District
World War Memorial and May
Day Corp. and veterans and pa
triotic organizations, the pro-
gram Of tribute was presided
over by Robert A. Bunch. COM
mander of the District Depart
ment Of the American Legion.
The program also commence
grated Frank S. Noyes. late pres
ident of The Evening Star News
paper Co., who as chairman of
the founding commission helped
to build the memorial.
Camalier Is Speaker.
The program included music
by the United States Marine
Band. massing of the colors by
the patriotic organizations, a
poppy chain by IA children of
veterans and a wreath process
sional.
Speaker at the ceremonies was
Commissioner Renah F. CANA
lier. who said that it was fitting
"for us to keep alive in our
hearts the unselfiish contribu-
ton of these heroes of yester-
year.
Again we pledge ourselves at
this inspiring shrine of our i'm
mortal dead that they shall not
have made this supreme sacri-
fice in vain," he continued.
He called the American Flag a
Giving and vibrant message of
life to the downtrodden peoples
Of the universe"
Organizations at Ceremony.
OrganizatioSs participating in
the ceremonieA included the
Gold Star Mothers. the Ameri-
can Legion and its auxiliary.
the American Veterans of World
War II, the American War
Mothers. the American Women's
Voluntary Services. the Army
and Navy Union, the Catholic
War Veterans and their aux
iliary, the Daughters Of America,
the Daughters of the American
Revolution.
Also the Disabled American
Veterans and their auxiliary, the
Jewish War Veterans, their aux
iliary. the Military Order Of
World Wars, the Military Order
Of the Loyal Legion, the Order
Of the Purple Heart, the Service
Star Legion. the Spanish War
Veterans and their auxiliary, the
goth Division Association, the
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
their auxiliary, the Women's Re-
lief Corps. La Societe des 40
Hommes ct 8 Chevaux, and La
Bontiuue des 8 Chapeaux ct 40
Femmes.
The major heading the ma
tional guard of honor was Gail
Judd. The ceremony was the
18th annual observance.
Evening star., 1953-05-04

IS Of Norwegian Princess Ragn-
hild to wealthy commoner ship
owner Erling Lorentzen.
The royal visitor will arrive in
a private plane on May IA for
three days as a guest of King
Haakon VII. Princess Ragnhild
is the 22-year-old daughter of
Crown Prince Olav.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Relatives Sample
Army Food, End
Up at Hospital
By the Associoted Press

FORT ORD, Calf, May A.
A Fort Ord infantry company
held open house yesterday to let
relatives sample Army chow.
Soon afterward, 200 soldiers
and their guests were rushed
from the mess hall of Company
L. 1st Infantry Regiment, to the
base hospital to be treated for
food poisoning.
A Fort Ord spokesman reported
"in most cases the treatment
was precautionary" and none
of the stricken was seriously i'll.
Several guests had complained
OF nausea,
Evening star., 1953-05-04

SHE DIDN'T JUMP Santa
Monica, Calif.-ThereSa Me-
Kinney (arrOw), 20, a divOr-
Gee who models under the
professional name of Terry
Cundell, sits atop a 14O-fOot
tower refusing entreaties to
come down.
night it would be better if they
didn't see each other any more
He wouldn't say what they
talked about on the tower.
Il just kept talking endlessl,
to her." he said. II don't know
if this will make any difference
between us. It's problemati ticaI
if I'll ever see Terry again."
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Sisters Report Bandits
Quit Business in Fukien
By the Associoted Press

HONG KONG, May4.-Things
are so tough in Red China's
western Fukien province that
bandits have quit because busi-
ness is terrible, two expelled
Catholic sisters said today.
They said they walked 81
miles over mountains, once
crawling with bandits, and were
not moleSted.
There's no profit in banditry
any more because everyone is so
poor, said Fortuna Kobler. AZ.
of Switzerland, and Gabriel Bay,
81. of Italy.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Margaret to Attend
Wedding in NorWuy
H. Al A:L

BY the Associated Press
OSLO. Norway. May 4.-Brit-
aims Princess Margaret will
represent her sister. Queen Eliz-
abeth II. at the wedding on Nav
Evening star., 1953-02-22

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Evening star., 1953-02-22
AUTOMOBILES ron sALR

MERCURY '4e cony. New tor. and
take car in trade. or S1.O95. no
3; ]; ;, ave, ne: no: 2-9547. -2s
eexcel;; clean. BY private party. $595.
IS s; + 500 500 So s:.! q $.i b
nSskc62i7e Sh a6i22ies' 40 4-dr. sedan: "a STlr.
equip3 exceptionally fine buy at
MERCURY 1916 sedan: new paint; Z.
sRAacH aad b re Noross sfsssP yS S4eS s11sBBI BINEY
MERCURY gssc M ls4e q p sedan; cysEdfiys;
WHQLEsALERs. INC. 1881 Bla-
with overdriye. radio. heater. seat
$l.5s5. 1PHRkW4y N,sAi foRD. R sSSff f n
st; nv; AID, 2s01S5, Open 9 to 9.
conv.; Mercomatic drive. 2-tone
interior. radio and heater, very low
mileage; hundreds Of dollars saved
ct 81, ,495. LIVINGSTON MOTORS,
,iESc9,S; a2S g st; n,ei; 1es, Ex, & &$s2s22. IA !,
access; $4,000 miles: physician's 8
car. purchased JAM, 1852; orig. In
voice. 81. 725,. and an records avail;
81, ,130 on orig. price. LA. 6-4456.
MERCURY 1881 4-dr.; r. and h.. Cd,
mileage; one owner; cleaner car
can't be. found; this car Is ready to
LIABLE WHOLESALERS, SSO1 Old
, ss'l,adsnsburE q, ems rd; at eiHsy ssSy Branch.
MERCURY $50. 4-dcor Monterey; 2
tone; r. and h.. Merc-O-Matic; low
interior. Grady inspected and guar,
MOTORS. Lincoln Mercury Dealers.
74O1 wis. ave., Bethesda. Nd, OF.
44.54l6. Open 9 to 9. Closed Sun
MERscURY 1863 Monterey 2-dr. Sc ssd. !;
70 miles; with radio and heater and
$2,496: $495 down. balance fnanced
% %onhs e saPh Phons ISF surel q lsps s
MERCURY 1850 2-door; :. and h.
seat. covers: one owner. sold and
serviced by US. GRADY inspected and
guaranteed At only 81. .O95. GRADY
74O1 wis. ave-, Beth, Nd, OF. 4.
3416. Open Q to 8. Closed sundays.
MERCURY 1851 2-door sport sedan:
black r. and h. and Mere -O-Matic,
Wv. tires, custom seat cover. 1
owner: looks like Q new one, Grady
inspessed DSs .snvs sna sparaRtssa %s .o1 e. only
Mercury Dealer. 7401 Wis. ave,
Beth. Nd, OIL. 4-3416. Open to
9. Closed sundays. -23
MERCURY 1949 2-door; r. and h.
and o.d., custom seat covers. Wv.
tires. gliStening black finish. One Of
the cleanest cars in town. Grady In
spected and guaranteed at only
Mercury Dealer, 74O1 Wis ave.
Beth. Nd. OIL. 4-3416. Open to
8. Closed Sundays. -23
MERCURY Al coupe: very clean
car: low down payment; $240.
KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave.
MERCURY '5l eonv.: Merc-o- -Matic:
Z. and h.: low mi: excel. cond.;
MERCURY 1851 Monterey" club Sc
dan: T. and h.: 1-owner car: very
clean: $1.596.. 2-day, money-back
trial. 4-month written guarantee.
HILL & SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1114 Vermont ave.
NV. AID. 4-4300. -23
Evening star., 1953-02-22
AuroMoBILEs FOR sALE

LINCOLN 40 Cosmopolitan 4-dr. sed.;
beaut. royal blue. with Z. and h..
cyerdriye. seat covers. Wv. tires.
to own really fne custom car for
only S006. and you make your own
terms. COOPER MOTORS. 800
Wis. ave. NV. -22
LINCOLN '4S club coupe; / owner,
perfect. @795. FLOOD PONTIAC.
1921 Connecticut ave-. WO. 6-84OO.
LINCOLN 1851 Cosmo. sedan; Hydro
Matte; 81 .S96; only 1929 down; Sc
enr ssaesns 26o s1sS 1aHseS %aoL e
sALERS. INC. 1871 Bladensburs
LINCOLN 1851 1s1 sedan: r. ana h..
Hydra-Matic, Wv. tires; Jet black
original finish; fender shields and
many extras. Grady inspected and
MOTORS, Lincoln Mercury Dealers,
/ 1901 WIS: ave.. Bethesda: Nd. OIL.
41.S41O. Open Q to 8. Closed sum
LINCOLN 1947 club sedan: car with
the European look; beautiful condi-
zen .sens n :Ss6s EX.s' isth iissihfssa ssa SsGsi
LINCOLN 1o4e Cosmopolitan 4-dr.
sed.; o.d;. Z. and h.; low MI; gleam-
ing black fin.; W.-W.. tires. Car ab.
Solutely in peri. cond. In every way.
~ S1.. 1;oeS; Wol ssLa sLaod6o dM6oToRs. SOLO. WIS.
LINCOLN 1858 cSpr, 4-door; S atone:
wn wTsntes; .,sS ESQ miles: sz.ioO. can
LiNSoIs 70 s-dr.; r., h.. Cd. Ss In
71O II. ]. ave. ne. HO. 2-9647.
LINCOLN '52 4-door cosmopolitssn;
T-.Sns wen tires. E ana b; HydrS5 Ia Matte,
over 800 new, ; s iess fha than 500 mUs' ISr
tsed at only $2,995. GRADY MO
TEH5, Lincoln n-Mercury Dealer. T4O1
WIS. aye, Bethesda, Nd. IL. 4-3416.
LINCOLN 40 Cosmopolitan: hard S top.
D. g. Royal Master ro wv. W. t;res tG;TesdT,us; cvs;
tom tailored seat covers, beaut. @
TONE nniSn; entire car in absolutely
new cond. throughout; very low
TO be fully. appreciated; sacrifice ct
NJ ~ pTiss gssS1 81 sl.25o; privately owned.
LINCOLN 40 4-door Cosmopolitan;
original black finish. Wv. tires,
Z. and h., Hydra-Matic. very low
si.eaS. siIesaSSs KGEfr NOR %cfoRss fun as6i Bfie
st: NV. NE. S-675O.
LINCOLN "a club coupe: fully eauip.,
kTES1g ssSf SSSTfGns. ' ssoiP P'lHi' Il st. saw: S.S:
LINCOLN '2s 4-door; fully eouip. !;
fun price. $500. KLEIN MoToRs.
2S01 ~ st. NV. ME. S-675O.
LINCOLN 20 4-dr. sedan: selling for
parts; $50 or offer. 10. S-I670.
LINCOLN 49 Cosmopolitan; 2-tone.
scYtp. Call Monday. $3.50. TIE.
Zephyr 40 coupe: .4s Nero.
LINCOLN 40 Cosmo. sedan: $995;
only $220 down. Two city blocks
OF nne car bergains. AUTO WHOLE
SSALERS. INC, 1871 Bladensburg
MERcTRY '5e 4-dr. sedan; ia fully
equip; Merc-O- Matte, r. and b., seat
covers. turn signals. undercoating;
approx. 1900 mi; new-car cond.;
6ssr,s..2 bssIts 2-tcns Sg sof ffiniSh; ognsr must
2; Sat. and sun. after IL noon.
MEacgRY assg! g,1! 1852 hssza-.o1 sSs convertible;
pSSrde5,t p0wdeF oi9s; Is 1900 ls mi, r and h;
sssss! small car G1 in Hs'' tfsds:. HaSs. W.
MEsstcSGaRY MEstSa 81 club coupe; very SSs clean,
Ey,, fS,ly e9uippssdd;; $1.695. FLOOD
P0NIIddAC. 1921 Conn. ave., WO.
MERCURY 1853 conv.; new car
warranty; under 800 mi. Fully
equipped; purchased in d. C. Feb.
11th; emergency, must sacrifice;
price Is .$3,206. HO. 2-7S37 or
Elk. 3-0124. -2o
STUART TRUCK CENTER. 20oi ".
Virginia ave. Ne, LA. 6-S020. -22
Evening star., 1953-02-22

LINCOLN 81 4-door Cosmopolitan:
r. and h. Hydra-Matic. Wv. tires;
custom seat covers; one owner: sold
and serviced by US. As clean rs .
'53 Come and see this one. Grady
inspected and guaranteed ut only
$l,995. GRADY MOTORS. Lincoln
Mercury Dealer 74O1 Wis: ave..
Bethesda, Md, Oh. 4-3z16. Open 8
to 8. Closed Sundays. --23
Evening star., 1953-02-22
AUToMoslLEs ron sALE

0LDsHI0BILE 1851 "eS'' de luxe con-
yeftinle: chariot red hnish With ccfi-
trasting black leather interior and
WV. tires; completely eQui6. with
IT,, a. and Hydra-Matic; 8 low
mileage 1.oWner car traded In on
new Olds; an exceptional value, w.
A:T A. guar, So. 1876. OLMSTEAD
MOTOR Co. Virginia's largest Olds.
Arlington. IA. 7-S4Oo. go
0LDSMOBILE 1947 "66" convertible:
orig. green finish, with lieht tor
and Wv. tires; completely equip.
r.. H. and Hydra Matte; . good
soldG convertible at . real value;
STEAD MOTOR Co, Viirsinia's
largest .Oldsmobile dealer, 1000
wilson blvd. Arlington. IA. 7-S4OO.
OLDSMOBTLR 1850 "SS" 2-dr. sed. !:
al extras: excellent cond.; original
owner must sell: $1,000. 10. 2-I263.
LDsMOBnE 1881 "ss" de luz.
Holiday 4-dr. sedan: completely
eoulp.; z, h. and Hydra-Matic; an
outstanding. low mileage l-owner
car We sold new and serviced and
ceptlonal value. W. TTs an 1,,sr "a
$l,996. OLMSTEAD MOTOR Co.
HHnrginlA,s largest Oldsmobile dealer.
SyW SUEy wilson blvd. Arlington. IA.
-SZ
Evening star., 1953-02-22

HUDSON 40 Super Six 6.pass. coupe
New dark-green paint Radio with
rear-seat speaker. Heater. sc. Un-
dercoAting. PERI. cond. DU. 7-7137.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
AUroMoBllrs FoR sALR

MERCURY 1ez9 4-dr.. black: Wv.
N Mfe T. 1883 1888 Iosast.r ssas Fs 81 s
sss ,!ssH aal s5ss9 9s.fs;f sSfo a-
MG, TO ROADSTER, s1.1s7; 81 I'd
roadster. 81 1,595. JACK PRY. LTD.
NASH 'zs Ambsssador club Sis' coupe; ru;
good tires: S775: En-. s.eeSs' SSSsu sst
sun. al day: Eri.. after o. ~
NASH 81 Rambler station wagon;
1Ic all:a9s; ':Hst dssssis dsssssS
ave NV. RA. 6-1122. --22
NASH 1899 sedan; heater. seat COW
ers; positively sell for best cash
ofier under 500. Dial AP. 7-2s62.
NASH 1852 sta. wagon; :. and h.;
5000 actual mi. This cne-owner
car Is positively same as brand-new
in every way. Must be seen to be
TURss TeIsscistsd $50 w' sy: Wo Ed essSo ao
NASH 81 rambler station wagon; I'll
and h.; $4,000 miles; excel eond.;
$1.276: new tires. Ju. 7.679S. --26l
NASH 1850 Ambassador 4-dr. sedan;
Hydra. heater. .defrosters; IS,OO0l
less interior Teri Thia onsso%n:r Se 1 sDS.r car
Is in excep. .fine cond. in every way.
without deposit: S1.096. BELL MO-
TORS. 601O Wis. ave-. no. $4,000.
NASH 1859 Statesman Super sedan;
2-color light gray; peri. cond.; built
IN bed: 1900, DU. 7-67s6. -S3
NASH 1851. Statesman super "6': .
S1ss SIssn car cnT In rs ana out: out: % lCysly 2-tone
owner; + and h. Look this one
%HoLssSsSA1EL1Rss RssisSSSSii' sSSi Old dEaladsaE sladsns.
STFr Sd ri; H. q s.ssSS sss,5sy Branch sil. sDs,
NASH 1889 ssdcor sedan. series
.'600',,: radiC and heater: one Of the
best known NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
carE; ears; only $69S; SILVER SPRING
MOToE CO, INC. 1902 East-West
from o: 8, RSySi sign.S Ses's 1Ss -S.VSS
h.: St.I00. ia. 7-e447. o' :"
NASH 81 2:tone Country Club RAM
oMr:r o,er: overGr;; new tires: r. \: I
ieevins country; S1.146. ia. 2-sSsss.
NASH 194S Ambassador 4-door; r.
an9 D.: overdrive; one-owner car
With new tires: motor and body per-
feet: $500; bank terms. KfRK
MMSOI0E &c. go. 1000 Go. avs. NV.
1859 SUPER "ss" 2-dr.;
Hydra-Matic, radio, heater, 2-fone
gray and black: excel. cond.; 10, 600
MI; no trade-in; $4,000. Phone
EN-. 3-0081. 81
0LDSMOBILE 194S "66" club sedan;
1l-owner car; good condition.; very
iWEN WNH mniisesge; $996 or best. offer.
W.: Wy: o-76S1 after 8. except week
Evening star., 1953-02-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALR

oLDsM0BILE 1885 'es" {-dr.: =.
hs new tires: must sell, going over
ofpsMSSSr sffs SdS iS2s h2 ssteSsS; s.sTl sedan: :
ane h.. Hydra-Metic; clean. Ike
new; pvt. party; Sssb. "A. 2-933S.
OI.DsMoBTLE 1851 see" dc luxe
conv.: Forest green. black top. with
black leather interior; {. and b.;
Hydra: premium tires; condition
IKE new; .2Q6, terms. WOLrH
MOTORS, 1891 WIS. ave. NV. III.
OLDSMOBILR 1881 super 'sS'' club
coupe; sleaming black; r. and g..
Hydra; premium W.-W. tires; fe.
nects care: $1,S95, terms. WOLFE
MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave. NV. En-.
S-O141. -22
OLDSMOBME 1e47 4-door sedan; r.
and h.; clean; $685.: 2-day morey-
back trial: 4-month written 9usr-
entee. HILL q SANDERS Wash.'s
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1114 Vermont
ave. n.w.. AID. 4-43OO. --2S
OLDsMOBILE 1913 sedan: it's si.
most new; $4,000 miles; beautiful,
perfect: .$945i terms. ROPER"
18th ana r. ]. ave. ne. 23s
Evening star., 1953-05-25
Slayer Of Woman
AtBaI| Game Mobbed
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, May 25.-A 81
year-old man fatally stabbed his
woman friend at a Central Park
baseball game yesterday, then
was savagely beaten by enraged
players and spectators.
The man, Edward Cartagena.
was saved when mounted patrol
men jntervened and guarded
him until the arrival Of police
radio cars and an ambulance.
Cartagena's victim was Car
mella Olivo, 80, a widow de-
scribed by police as his estranged
common-law wife.
Detectives said the woman was
with her sister in the crowd of
1000 watching two Puerto Rican
teams play. Witnesses were
quoted as saying Cartagena ap-
peared with a six-inch knife and
attacked Mrs. Olivo. She sought
to flee, but was cornered at the
backStop.
Then the game broke up as
players and spectators grabbed
bats and swung them at Carta-
gena.
Cartagena, who was treated
for cuts and bruises of the head
at Knickerbocker Hospital, was
booked on a charge of homicide.
Evening star., 1953-05-25
Blood Collection Unit
To Be Located in
Commerce Building

A Red Cross blood collection
sub-center similar to those at the
Main Navy Building and the
Pentagon will open Thursday at
the Commerce Department.
The sub-center will stay open
on subsequent Thursdays as q
permanent part of the Red Cross
Washington Regional Blood Pro-
gram.
Commerce Department en-
ployes, who heretofore made
blood donations at the Washing
ton Blood Center, 2025 E street
NV, now may give blood at the
main Commerce Building, where
102 donors will be registered each
week.
Blood Rushed to Hospital.
. Opening of the new sub-station
has been sponsored by Commerce
Secretary Weeks.
Employees of the Naval Ord
nance Laboratory at White
Oaks, Md, last week gave 316
pints of blood during a Red
Cross double bloodmobile visit
to the laboratory. A two-day
bloodmobile operation at the
Department of Health. Welfare
and Education produced 297
donors.
An emergency shipment Of
eight pints of A-negative blood
to Mary Washington Hospital
in Fredericksburg, Va. from the
regional center here was made
last week with the help of Dis
trict and Virginia State police,
who rushed it to the hospital in
less than so minutes.
The blood was for a 15-year-
old boy who was suffering from
a gun shot wound in the abdo-
men.
1850 Pints for Defense.
During the past week, the
center distributed a total Of
1,472 pints of blood in the Dis
Etrict and communities covered
by the bloodmobiles in Mary
land, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia. A total Of 1850 pints
were shipped to the Defense De-
partment.
In the District 663 pints of
blood were distributed, 224 in
Maryland, 367 in Virginia. 113 in
West Virginia and los outside
the area.
Bloodmobiles are scheduled to
make the following visits in the
coming week starting at 10 am,
unless otherwise indicated:
Today, Prince GEORGES County: Ap-
Texas and Nevada avenues. Arlington
Chapter: chapter house, new wing, 4333
Arlington boulevard. Arlington. Va.
Sbare5 c1H0ty ss Nd Johns
Tomorrow. D. c. Chapter: Main Navy,
Constitution avenue. Room 2541, from
$50 a.m.-3:30 pm. Alexandria Chap
ter: chapter house, 4O1 Duke street,
Alexandria, Va, Berkeley County: First
Presbyterian Church, MartinsburE, w.
wednesday. D. C.. Chapter: Pentsgon.
Room 4A75O. D. c.. Chapter: Library
Of Congress. Whittall Pavilion, First
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street. between East Capitol and 3
streets. Jefferson County: Episcopal
rS1isn House East WashIngt9na street
4:30 pm.
Thursday, D. c. Chapter: Pentaeon,
Room 4A750. Fairfax County. Fort Bel
voir, Building mn "a. Medical Examin-
ing Building, North Post. from $3.50
a.m.-3:30 pm. Winchester County:
Presbyterian Church, Loudoun street,
winchester, We. from 10 amt pm.
(EST D. c. Chapter: Commerce De-
partfnent, Room 1858, Main Building, on
Fourteenth street NV.
Friday. D. C. Chapter: Pentason. Room
4A750. D. c. Chapter: Commerce De-
partment: Room 1852 on e, street
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets SW
shenandoah County: Reformed Church,
Woodstock. Va, from 10 a.m.-4 pm.
(EST).
Evening star., 1953-05-25
Gen. Handy Making Tour

FRANKFURT, Germany, May
rs R.-Gen. Thomas T. Handy,
deputy United States Army COM
mander in Europe, left Frank
furt by plane today for a four
day visit to mutual assistance ad-
visory groups in Denmark and
Norway.
Evening star., 1953-05-25

ceremony at
lodge head
quarters, 100
w a S h ington
avenue, Rock
vile.
Mr.. TIA n
ner, who lives
at 112 Mont
gonaery ave-
nue., succeeds
Ray West.
Other Of
hcerS installed
were Marvin
Jacks, junior
Evening star., 1953-05-25
Rockville Moose Lodge
lnsfaIIs Harold Tanner

Harold j. Tanner, q Rockville
(Md) contractor, was installed
as governor of Lodge 1540. Loyal
Order of the Moose, in a recent