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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-12

Gatres beberrid,t baben. oab lie Elm
iold)es &ieienperf polIbrireen font
ten: nid)t MIR aus &ilOet Gbriiter
SIT mad)elL iouberr lie aitd) at erobs
artiaen, fultltrellen 2eiitunge1 SIT ers
5ieben, Dor oeren Helteu mir giirger
zines .glorreihen" Mtomseitalters
betpunoerno Itehell.
Cine grufe &ulturleiitmna
Siele furS suoor nod .@ilbeu" bas
ben Sic mad,tigen 9aumitdntme &c.
ihlagen, aus oenen Damn oie berrlif
geitnitten 9irdenidl,len seiporOen
ii1l6, Sic mehr oils srpei Sahrbu:loerte
III unDerGnoerlid)er ShGnbeit iibers
oauern %Icllten. Sic habeu bas Be-
bernboI5 geihnitt, aus bem sic mlsn-
oerpollen IltGre %entitanber. Sic bas
ben 3iesel s%ebrannt unb Sol5ton-
itruftionen suiammenseIiist, Bic no.
ben sic ruuoen @lasIfelbell 5u Tet-
itern gesoiien unb ibre 6loder aus
8rouje geiertigt.
Sic Iernten MetaG treibcr uno
9eoer sl,n .3aum;elg 1no Sdtteln
p%erarbeiten. Sic, Die puroem nadt
paren, aiusen gut eetleiSet uno
baften at ellen. Sic beballteN
Teloer uno leruten ipinnen uno me-
ben uno batten arobe 9eroen. Sie
Iernten pom Ben Eatres iingen lrnD
ipielen, lino bal,ten iid wr,noerpoae
Nuiifinitrumente. l1rO nid)t MIR oas,
lie Iernten leien unb ifreiben, uno es
aibt audi nod gan3e Sruben boil
banogeihriebener Bidder III oer Gb1'
auitanos Sprafe unb Yrebigten, 8s'
ia1abiider unb Yartituren.
Die 8ibne
Wan fam aus Dem banbeeId)riebe'
mem Sert6iihern unb programmed
erieben. oab iogar Galberon aufges
fiibrt ipi,roe. 11no sspar, ipie aud at
bere ,Gomeoias" ietpeils einn,al III
Gbiauitano uno einmal in Spanildl.
rno beute? @er tpeiB bort nod etlpas
BON Galoeron? Sic tpenisiten f0nnen
Ieieu uno idreiben. aber es lit iinn@
los iiber unmieoerbringlib Gahinges
gangenes trauer1 az molten. Wid)tts
ger lit, ale Initrengungen oarnl,I ST
fonsentrierer,, has, mas bon Der Seln'
itenfultur i'm Sriente @olipiano err
balten lit - 9era6e nod erbalten TT
- az fonlerpieren. -.
Obeleid es III bieiem Safe nitt
angebradt tpdre, gersleide nit GU
ropa 3u 5ieben. lei bier bod elmer
aeItattet: oieie airden iino IN ibrer
beionSeren Gisenart. Sic ipanildes
Barodempiinoen init Dem Grleben
oes neuen Grbteils uno Dem Mnpallen
an sic in 8olipien s~egebenen Mate'
lriaIien nno an oas VoriteQungsper'
mogen Ser neuen @ldubigen paart, 81
tpirflid ein3ieartieen a~ulturoofu-
menten getporoen, bic europaiiher
airdenfnnit tpiiroig an bic. Seite
gu itelIen finb, lie in n,onfen fogor
iibertrifft.
Gs hat oamals nod feinen 6rie-
oensnobelpreis ge9eben, Inn bic Sets
itungen oieier ,uenigen Sen6boten
oes @ldmbens nno Der a,lltiir ent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-12

MGid)e poer mafte aleioer fitr lie.
Stalin madte 5rn1 eriten Wale nit
ser ruiiiid,en Sprad)e gefan,tidaft,
OILS er I'M glitter BON If Sabren sur
airdenidule seitidt ipuroe; Tie blieb
5eitlebens cine 6r~emoipra:be fit ibu,
periiderten Mitarbeiter.
Gen. ruiiiifen Namen Stalin
nabm er i'm Sabre 1912 an. als ct
i'm 8aufaius Witglieb bes Central
fomitees Ser fpumuniitiid)en Yartei
tpl,roe. 6 npar cine Mrt polittld)er
Name,,, 10 oeipdblt, apeil MAJ, bamals
sic Menidepifi aIs p%eidber5ig uno
bie 8olihemifi aIs bartfopfie beseid.
,1etc. 60 beoel,tete &amenerp Ser
rSteinerne" ,,no Stalin ser rStGb.
lerne."
NuBer ~ieil,er @obul,ne i'm arems
lilt unterhiet Stalit cine Gila ii,
@orfp, ulh stpar bns friihere 2aaos
beim bon 2enin, mo CT NIT Gorliebe
Welooien ai,s ,Iioo" 81, ieiner Grs
talliltg ,p1eler1 lleB, mte Srost1 et1ts
mal er5dbltc.
Stalit beiratete 5l,rll eriien Male
i'm Sabre 1908, als er "a Sabre all
mar. Ste critic Srar nar eiae eir,'
iad)e, irpmne l,no ibrem Mann er'
aebene @eorgierin, Sic 1907 an elmer
Sunsellfranfbcit itarb. Gle 5tpeitl
Srau mar sic Sodtcr ei:,es ri,iiiid)e,
TaterS ruo aeorgiid,en Mlitter no
mems Nabpeihba Iailuiepa, Sic mad,
ser Hepolution in Senins Sefretaria1
aearbeitet bate, wdhrenN bes 9iir.
serfrie9es aber an ser Sront mar
NO Stalin lie fen1en lernte. Stali,
mar 40 Sabre alt, ais er bas biibld)t
~17iGbriae WGbten beiratete. als liz
id)pn stpei Ginoer bon ibm bate, be.
illdte lie nod cine bOberc Sd)ule. SiG
itarb plGtlid) arn 8. Nouember 1882
@enn man CROFT glailben mill, batt(
iie Selbltnoro begangct.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-12

!Samburg. Soapmooo uno
Sa1nburg mollen i'm Ipril geneins
lam bie Mbentcuer bes oeutiden
ySeeteufels" 5elir @raf S,,dner IN
,sarben periilmen. Gines Oct beiOen
Seselidiiie rYamir" ms. rYaiiat",
sic nod tur5em ginias in ser 5rad)ts
uno SduIibiffabrt Elm unriibmlites
Guoe ianoen, miro iiir Die Grehar'
belt sedartert weroen uno auf Sa
ais Ifmimmenbes Atelier oienen. Sls
Auinabmen ielbit iollen in Der Noro<
lee erfolgen, iotpeit lie nibt in Ben
Mteliers ser Steal Slim in Sambur9@
@anosbef abseorebt ,peroen fonnell.
9efannte an1erifanifdc 5ilmitars
= inter ihnen Burt 2ancqlter -
meroen nod Sambur9 fomnte1, INT
als abenteuerlide 8eitaltitns Die
omeritaaiiben 6aiiuna oes Spiels jt
ipielen. Ser 2udner,6 ilm miro ,tarls
lib mad, elmer einbeitlihen Sanolit,g
,ur aleiheu ;3eit 5neimal georept.
ginmal int oeutiher SpradDe NIT
oeutiden Sfalipielern, Sas anoere
NAL aan, als ameritaniide Terlion.
;siir Sic oeuti6e Saiiuas lit 1T Der
Sauptroae oes 8raien Sl,dner 8alts
Nlbers porseiebeu. Albers nno San.
CATER - man bari geipannt 1elit al1T
h;e l1hiofpitpn iebes ein,elueu 1T 0iea
lem Mcttitreit.
Die Snitiatipe al bieier @emeins
idaitsproouftion sine III erlter Slnle
BON benz Ientidamerifaner Nobert
sioomat aus, Ser felt Sabren 1T Der
eriten Meibe internationally Regll1eit-
re itebt. 'Siobmat mlroe 1901 III
Berlin acboren. no er bis 1888 lle-
ben aroBe Slime orebte (oarunter
,abidieo" nit Briaitte &ornen,
,,Borunteriubuns" NIT albert bal.
ierman uno @ultap GrOblid, .Gnid"
NIT Gillian Sarpep ,.ao Sans Mlbers
unb vstiirme Ser 2eioenihd1t" nit
emil EARNINGS unb Mnnd Steen.)
Gnnt bolte Tim ods Ausldno, 5n.
nadit isranfrein, onIdliebenb &oap.
noob. siobmof geborte bort 81 ben
hinf am belten beaoblten 8esiiieuren
uno erbielt ie Slim cine Gage bon
200, 900 Collar. (.Ias miro aber
unintereIlant", ersdblte er lnldngit in
Samburg, ,tpenn beim Sabresper'
bienit bon 100000 SO Yro3ent meg
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-12
"Sehnee NIT huhn" an
der hinterachse

Miinden. - Gin baperiider
&raitpaaeniabrer bate bieier Gage
elm grlebnts, bas fait at Miinhbal,.
lens grsdbluagen erinnert. guf ser
Nadbauiefabrt iiberfubr ct I'm, Saar
elm Golf Siibner, fonnte aber nod
re6t5eitig abitoppen. Mls CT aben6s
anr Siel anlanste, flopite CT bon Ser
Sinteradie einen eroBen Ghnee-
fll,mpen ab. Dabei entoedte er. bab
iid BARN cine einaefrorene Senne
befan6. Ser araitiabrer bra6te bas
uermeintlid) tote Sier a1 ietnem 8es
iiter sl1riid. Sort mar man nid)t
idleht e%ritaitrt. als iif bas &l,bn
in ber Stubentpdrme tpieber erboIte
unS freuoig eaderno berumitoI;ierte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-12
SommersehuIe der u~niversitaet Wien
fuer eng|ischsprechende Studenten

u. y, ionic oas Snititl,tc ri Snter;
national Gbucution, 1 GoIt 67th
Street at Siitb apcNlle, 9te,p Dpri
81, y. y.
Sl europa limm,t Sic Sumner.
Shpcl Office ser llniperiitGt @icl,,
@ieu I. (SeiterreidO Innelounsen
entsesel. Il,sfiinite lperoeu ieoer-
Seit bon u~nierer 8eiellid)uft altsiitbr.
lid erteilt.
Mumeloei dIl,b lit ant IS. SUM-
1858; cine Aiiduergiitltne eeleiiteter
Mnsablungen bel @erbinoeruna Ser
Seiluabme fann ,tl,r bel Gerit1noi,
sung Bis ipdteitens sum 1. Suli erfol-
gen.
Ste Somnterid,uIe Ser @iener
Mfaoemie fir 1tuiif lno 1aritelenoc
aunit miro 1T ser Seit pont 81. S,,ni
big 81. Suli 1868 lit 9ao Musiee
(Geniion Sirolerbof) abgebalten.
goo ausiee lieet 700 Dieter iiber
bem Mceresipiesel, Stpiiten 5tpei ser
idGuiteu S~alifammereutieen ms
unmeit bes 5000 nj boben 9adyltein
nit feiuen beriibmten gisboblen uuo
@Ietidern.
Sas 9rueramm umfabt aurie, ee,
kitet bon sen befannteiten Muiifp1s
bagogen Ser @iener Ml,iifafabemie
III:
COMPETITION, Giauc. Giplin, Gio-
lincellc, Opera @orfibop, Hpthmics
ans Gar Srainins, Siitorp Of Wl,iic,
theoretical Foundations Of Ml,iic,
8ermar Language:
Deiter iperben &prtr1ae iiber
theatre, Goitumes, Nl,tbentic SS,1-
t%erpretatior Of MuiicaI @prts, Opera
Performance, EXPERIMENTATION, On
namics in the development Of Stple,
gehdltcn.
9ie Stuoenten ser Mlliif- Cont
ner'hlle iperbeI 8elegenheit haben
on Sen .iSeitpoten Ser Wl,iifltltbie.
renoen Sci terreid,s" uno ou1 Suffer-
natio,,aleu neutrality-suspicious. Son.
treb" teil5uncbmcn l1ao ebenip sic
SalSbnrger SeIiipiele 5u beIufen.
9as Grturi umfabt
Sen geilld, befanrter al,nititutten
linO Scr lanbidaItlid, einSigartigen
llmeebu,te 9ab Nusiees. bic audi @es
leaeaheit iiir ieoe grt BON Sport llr,s
ter Der Scltlma zines oiplcmiertelt
Sportlebrers bietet, nie Sfhptmmen,
Seeeln, Hilberrl, 6pmnaitic, 9aa.
Ipiele, Rergtourer, etc.
CUR Grreifrns zines 9iploms lit
ser 9eillh pnn minoeItens 40 &l,rs-
ItunOen unb Die ericlgreihe NbidluB-
pritfung %erforoerlid).
Sic MISUNDERSTANDING uno
misunderstanding obliest in oen
&ereinisten Staater benielben Ste.-
len tpie iiir Sic SommerhpfiduIe ser
l1niperiitdt @ieu; in europa unierer
8eieuihait.
anmeloeidlltb lit anl 81. Mai
1858; Niidpersiitunsen BEL abiogen
fGnnen nur bis 10. SUM- 1858 selei.
| itet iperbcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-12

ipreheno 81 Diiroiaea. SIN 8egenteil,
Der Mibgunit ibrer tpeItliten .aon.
turrenten~, 0enen Sic patriar6aIiid)e
umgangsiorm NIT Sen Snoianern
mibfiel. iicl ibr gauges aniboumerf
gum Spier.
Sbre G~rieoenstaten ober iinb Elm.
molig in Der @eidihte Der Menid.
belt un6 lire 2eiitungen por 200
Sabren finb tros oes seritorenoen
Ginflitlies bon alima, urtpaIo itno
ltnberitanb nod INNER .erbabene
3ensniiie oes menidliden nno reli.
gioien @eincs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-12
Crammaiik i'm Diensi
der ~Bolschewisierunu

@erIin. - Cas- SGSs3entralor=
gan "Neues S~eutitlanb" foroert Ell
nc llei,e oel,tihe 8rammattf als
hurricanes Snltrument oes politi-
iden Samples" Sic miiiie aui Den
,nel,eitea Grgebniiien Der So1piet'
miiienihait" auiaeballt merSen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-12

Irgentina Rocca, ser nelie Sftper-
getpidtsmeiiter Ser Mmericau @reit,
ling Miin., berteioist ieinen Eitel gum
eriten Mal in Der Glepelano Mre1a
am Gonnerstag abenb, ben 10. MGrs.
Gr tritt gegen 8ene rWfr. Mmlerica"
Stanlee an, ei,,en ser fiibrenoe:1
SerausforOerer. gr bate 8ubbp SO.
gers auf Die Watte geleet.
Big gia Wiaer, tpel6er lit Sen
letten beioen Geranitaltnngen bier
oisqualiii5iert moroen tpar, lit nit
Don ar:tolb eepaart, ,pGbreno Mufiu
Silperitein es nit Gheno M5tec al,i.
nimmt. @epaart iino ferner Mou
.Hrofeiior" Sbire uno @ino Marti.
neli, forpie .&oneit" Sobn Nalentine
rnb Nid Hoberts.
8egian Oes Yroaramms lit I'm
$3.50 llhr a6e,los.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-12
Kongress der
NobeIpreistroeger

Stuttgart. - Ger brittle &ougreb
ser Mobelprcistr6ger miro POM IA.
bis 20. Si,li in 2inoau om 9coeniee
abgebalten. @lbrcno oie beiben err
item aonareiie ser Gbemic l,lb ser
Weoi3in gemiomet poreil, itebt Ser
brittle aongreb I'M 3eidlen ser Tbp.
IF
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-12

MnHiih blieb linn TremoipradJe
Die Wutter Stalins, Die BET ser
oes pierten ainoes crit 20
oft 9etpei en 1par, but fiir reid,e
9rot, beiprgte ibnen sic
Evening star., 1953-03-07
Speedy $4,000 Sought
For Substitute Teacher Paw

District officials are trying to
arrange meeting on Monday
with congressional leaders for an
emergency 100000 appropriation
to pay for substitute school
teachers through June 80.
Available funds for this pur-
pose will be. exhausted next week,
according to School Supt. Ho-
bart M. Corning. DR.. Corning,
accompanied by School Board
President c. Melvin Sharpe, con-
ferred on the crisis late yester-
day with District Commissioner
Renah F. Camalier. They de-
cided to approach Chairman
Dirksen and Chairman Wilson
of the Senate and House District
Appropriations subcommittee.
The Commissioners already
have given their approval to the
school request that the $50, 900
be included in a supplemental
appropriation measure now be-
ing prepared. Time. however. is
growing so short that special
action is needed. This will have
to be in the form of amending
the supplemental measure from
the floor of both chambers.
If the sum is not forthcoming,
school classes will have to be
merged or some other emergency
step taken when teachers get
sick.
Evening star., 1953-03-07

payer with these exemptions
won't pay any tax.
The Buffers were among the
nearly 500 taxpayers who got
assistance from the internal
revenue agents, in one form or
another. this morning. Thanks
to advance publicity, there were
no long lines as in former years.
When the Washington Office
opened at $3.50 o'clock this morn
ing, there were rs taxpayers
waiting. Since 100 agents volun-
tariiy gave up their day off to
aid the public, there was no
delay, Mr.. Maslin said. The office
will close at S pm, but telephone
service will continue until 9 pm.
he added. The agents will get
no pay, but compensatory time
after March 16.
BY 10 am. 274 taxpayers had
received personal assistance from
the agents. In addition, 81 per-
sons received aid from the in
formation booth, set up at the
main entrance on Constitution
avenue.
BY 10 am, 1853 taxpayers had
called by telephone to get the
special service set up for the
public. The number is Ster-
ling 3-34O0.
Evening star., 1953-03-07
Girl, IS, Held in Sale
Of Beer 10 Policeman

A 15-year-old colored girl is
being held for juvenile authori-
ties today after an undercover
policeman last night bought a
can of beer from her at her
home in the 1000 block Of Sixth
street NE.
In another raid, undercover
agents seized 80 half -pints OF
whisky and II cans Of beer at
the home of Roy N. Colbert. 2l,
colored. in the 600 block of Cal
Ian street NE. Police arrested
Colbert after they had made a
purchase Of 9 half-pint Of
whisky.
Police also seized f1ve half
pints of whisky. q cans Of beer
and II bottles Of wine from the
home Of Camilla M. Smith, 81,
colored. Of the unit block of /
street NE. Police arrested Smith
after they had purchased a half
pint of whisky.
All three have been charged
with one count each of keeping
and selling whisky illegally.
Evening star., 1953-03-07
THIS SUNDA AY,S BEST READING
CHE Sunday $tar

END OF An ERAon the dch Of stofn world history
transitional Phase The Ston hos ended but
token shape. The Review Of the Week looks back
eontenns throughout
world during the tronsiion period.
WEPY OLD N-n troubled Iron. Dr. Mohommed Modeoh
between b to keep the country under sembonce Of control There
forces work the impoverished but oooked kingdom
Sfor Staff Writer John G. Henry brings the lonon picture
the Edtoio Section.
TAX AND TAxow iho you by
Even the Government isn't but people that overlapping
oxohn ought 70 be eimoedo at least reduced How this
done problem examined BY Stor Stoff Writer Earl Voss
Sunday Edioiuf Section
FLOWER ShoWpnns flowers brewing the brisk March weother
bloom yy Washington yod But there nothing shy obou
the outbufst Of beautiful flowers h mok riot Of % the Nooo
Copo Flower and Garden Show The full pages
photos inside The Star Pictorial Mcgozne
the show
TERROR IN THE SYThe highest frightening the
world building the nd Tv towers the top the Notions highest
buildings. developing fotemy Of who Iveond dewh
omozins Their story is told in This Week Magazine
FOR YOUR BEST READING WEEK ORDER THE
MING AND SUNDAY STAR. HOME DELIVERY, $75 A MONTH";
might FINAL EDITION. 10 CENTS ADDITIONAL PHONE STER
LING 3-sooo
Evening star., 1953-03-07
Best Seller Coming-Jobs
Not Under Civil Service

An expected best seller in
Washington Positions Not IN
der the Civil Service"-goes on
sale next week in the Govern
ment Printing Office at $l.25 a
copy.
Patronage-hungry Republican
members Of the House and SEN
ate received their preview copies
last night.
There are about 10000 OF
these jobs paying $4,000 a year
or more. about $4,000 of them in
Washington.
Not all Of them, of course, will
be grabbed by the Republicans,
Many Of them are Of a special
lied or technical or scientific
nature, difficult to I'LL and ex-
cepted from civil service for that
very reason.
Evening star., 1953-03-07
Ex-Church Treasurer
Cleared on One Count

A former Arlington church
treasurer yesterday was acquit-
ted of an embezzlement charge
by Circuit Court grand jury.
Kelsie w. Springer, 81, Of the
$500 block North Seventh street,
former treasurer of the Arling-
ton Church of the Nazarene
was acquitted of one of three
indictments.
The decision by a 12-member
jury after a five-day trial cleared
Springer of a charge that he
embezzled $500 from church
funds during October, 1850
Louis Koutoulakos, assistant
Commonwealth's attorney, said
the remaining two charges prob
ably would be dropped.
Oren r. Lewis. defense attor-
ney. contended that discrepan-
cies in church fiscal records
were the result Of faulty book
keeping. He characterized his
client as "a man who has upheld
all the teachings of Christ"
Mr.. Springer took the stand
in his own defense Thursday and
said he did not make practice
OF counting funds turned over
to him from collections. He re-
peatedly insisted that he never
converted any church funds to
his own use.
Evening star., 1953-03-07
Anti-TrujilIo Pickefers
Parade al Reception Here

A formal reception given by
Gen. Rafael Trujillo of the
Dominican Republic was pick
eted last night by a small group
OF persons from New York, who
charge political murders oc-
CURED when Gen. Trujillo was
president of his country.
There was no trouble during
the hour and a half the seven
pickets carried their placards in
front Of the Longfellow Build
ing. Although the reception was
held in the Mayfiower Hotel.
where Gen. Trujillo maintains
suite, Police Inspector George
Wallrodt said the law barred
picketing within 500 feet of the
hotel.
Gen. Trujillo now is minister
of finance of the Dominican Re
public. as well as its chief
delegate to the United Nations,
His brother, Gen. Hector B. Tru-
jillo. now is President.
Evening star., 1953-03-07
Rare Show in Sky
By -Four Planets
Scheduled Toniqht

If you think it's flying saucers
you're seeing in the sky tonight,
better look again before you call
the Air Force.
It may be Venus, Mars. Jupi-
ter and Mercury-putting on
their comparatively rare show Of
the planets.
Venus reaches its greatest bril-
lance tonight. and may be seen
as a disc. This happens once
every 584 days when Venus gets
closest to the earth.
The four planets will appear
in the west or southwest be-
tween 6:15 pm. and $40 pm.
Jupiter will be highest, then
Venus, Mars and Mercury near
est the horizon. The four plan
cts normally are not found
together in the same part of
the sky.
The four planets will be lined
up again tomorrow and Mon
day. with Venus fading again in
brilliance.
Evening star., 1953-03-07
GrammerC Case Called
Baltimore IS Shame
In Plea for New Trial
BY the Associaisd Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. IA law
yer asking a new murder trial
for George Edward Grammer de-
clared today the case should be
called "Baltimore's shame" be-
cause of the action of prosecu-
tors and investigators.
Joseph Sherbow, former Judge
who took over the defense after
Grammer was convicted of first
degree murder last October in
the death of his wife, accused
the officials of being responsible
for improper publicity"
Denies Trial Was Fair.
Addressing the supreme bench
of Baltimore, on which he sat
until a few months ago, Mr..
Sherbow said in his trial
argument:
This is case in which the
State of Maryland-through its
States attorney. through it's
medical examiner, through its
captain Of police-iS responsible
for the creation of outside pres
sure, for the release of improper
publicity. for the denial of a
fair and impartial trial"
Mr.. Sherbow cited, as one ex-
ample of what he called "im-
proper publicity" a television film
shot in the Baltimore County
Courthouse after Grammer was
taken into custody for question
ing 10 days after the death of
his wife on August 20.
He said the film was telecast
the following night on a program
conducted by David Sickle,
WMAR-TV news director.
States Attorney Anselm Sodaro
and police officials handling the
case also were on the program.
Quoting from a transcript of
the program, Mr.. Sherbow noted
that Mr.. Sickle congratulated
the officials for what they had
done ito bring a conclusion to
this case"
This amounted to calling
Grammer guilty before he was
even officially charged, said Mr..
Sherbow.
MOser Not Hearing Plea.
Judge Herman M. Moser, who
heard the case without a jury
and returned the October con-
viction, was not among the 10
supreme bench members hear
ing the new-trial arguments.
Mr.. Sherbow. who was en-
gagged by Grammer after the
original defense attorney, An
thony S. Federico, filed the mo-
ton for a new trial, emphasized
the contention that Mr.. Sodaro
and his staff were responsible
for any improper publicity.
The State contends Grammer,
35-year -old New York Office
manager for a mining firm, blud-
geoned his wife to death, then
placed her body in a car and
sent the vehicle down a steep
hill to make the Staying look like
the result Of an automobile ac-
cident. Mr.. Sodaro argued at
the trial that Grammer killed
his wife so he would be free to
marry another woman.
Evening star., 1953-03-07
Taxpayer Brings Exemptions
To Bureau to Prove Status

There's nothing like having the
flrSt-hand evidence with you
when it comes to impressing the
tax collector about your de-
pendents.
Clifton Butler of SOL Sixth
street Sc. thought so today
when he took his wife and their
three children to the Washington
Office of the Bureau of Internal
Revenue. Mr.. Butler is a la
borer for a construction firm.
Shortly before 10 am. Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler and their children,
Charles. 3; Clifton. jr., 4, and
Bertha, 6, walked into the Office
at Twelfth street and Constitu-
ton avenue NV.
They-and other taxpayers
were promptly assigned to an
agent to get aid in filling out the
return. Whether Mr.. Butler had
to pay a tax was not revealed.
Under the law tax returns are
private.
But jackson w. Maslin, inter-
nal revenue agent in charge of
the Washington Office, pointed
out the five exemptions-Mr. and
Mrs. Butler and their three chill
dren-would total $4,000. And,
Mr.. Maslin explained, unless the
income exceeds $500, the tax
Evening star., 1953-03-07
HyattsviIIe Man Injured
When Car Strikes Wall

Clifton S. Whitehurst. 3S, of
5708 Thirtleth avenue, Hyatts-
vile. was admitted to Emergency
Hospital last night with a frac-
tured skull and cuts suffered in
an automobile accident.
Police said Mr.. Whitehurst
was owner of the car which at
the time was driven by Edward
Lilly. IS. an awning company
enploye. Police said they were
looking for Mr.. Lilly to complete
their report.
The car. driven north on
Fourth street, hit a curb near
Howard place NV, and then
veered to the other side, strik-
ing a wall, police said.
In another accident, George
c. Gray. As, of 4010 Kenpedy
street, Hyattsville, was charged
with failing to give full time
and attention to his driving. His
car hit a light pole at Michigan
avenue and Franklin street NE.
when the driver lost control,
police said.