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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22

Isagiingen gibt, il oaB nibt irnner
bie beIten aopfe eribeineit f1nnen ?
2eioer NOR auh feiner Der pielen Mn-
b1nger bon @oes Briefs ba, feiiter
Ser milienidaftliden gerfebter Der
freien 8irtlfaft, fem 8ertreter Der
llnternebmer, fein Witglieo Der Ste
gierung. Seoenfans meloete it1 fei-
ner gum @orte, Inn bas @elpr1h
tuieber in oas @eleiie ehter Mrgns
mente uno @egenargumente an brin-
gen. go fonnte Ser @ait aus amerifa,
obne ieinerieits in ieiner Mnli1t Der
Singe eri6iittert oOer beforbert NOR
oen 81 iein = mas ia Der Sinn elmer
Gisfuiiion lit -, nur nit Ieiient
&opfibiitteln 1lnlere oeutide I'm
fdbigfeit gum @eipra6 feItIteuen.
Snbeiien uno oies mag als per=
iobnlider Mbldlub oieIes ionit 10
negatipen geri6ts gelagt nerben, 10
unfdbig iino mir ood niht alle unb
|nift irnmer. 0as Observation-Disclosures
muB audi crit gelernt 1perben; es ge-
lingt oeIto leibter, ie fonfreter bas
Sbema it, oas man iid ltellt. Garunl
eben lit oie Seritanoigung 5tpilben
oer 2eitung in ben 8etrieben unb
ibren Irbeitern baufig 10 piel ,peiter
fortgeIhritten als sic 5pii6n ben Ser
banoen: neil es BORT fonfrete Muf-
saben 81 loien eibt. Seoem Inter
nebmer muB ia an ser 3ufriebenbeit
ieiner grbeiter liegen i1on bes-
balb, neil oieIe fir piele 8oiten gar
ni6t mebr i'm lteberfluB 5u baben
uno ni6t mebr 10 lei6t pertretbar
iinO. so bat iid, begiinitigt ol1r6 bte
oer5eitige Steuergeieseebung, al6 10
et1uas pie ein rbefeitigter 8etrieb" "
cntipidelt. 8el6es @etpi6t er babetl
fonn, lit in friienbaften 3eiten ipie
etpa in Sen Sabren Ser 3mangsluirt=
l6aft, oeutlib getporoen.
Gas iino oie Gnttpidlungen, sic
niht in oie alte 8emerfi6aftsioep=
logic, oie 10 reifli6 auf iener Saglng
porgetrogen purbe, paiien. slud lit
ibner niht nit politii6en Soroerun=
gen bei5ufommen. slber cine ia6lihe
grorterung, oie b1tte piellei6t Elm
tuenig lpeitergefiibrt. Shaoe, oaB lie
ni6t Itattgefllnoen bat! Il:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22
Dpr maffrnfttllftanh tn Mnrpa ltnn Dir
fntuJrttfdr-d -drtnr1tfd1r ..Trrunhfd1aft"
(lInm unfrrem ukratnifd.en Mttarhetter)

9ie llmitGnoe, unter ipel6en Ser
@affenitiQItanb in &orea gel6lolien
purOe, laiien ni6t piel Soffnung, oaB
oerlelbe gum 6rieoen in SIt=aiten
fiibren miro. Die Oeadtbaber i'm
areml uno ibre 6ineIii6en llno noro-
foreanii6en Satrapen beglmdtpiin-
Iden iid gegenIeitig 81 einem Sieg,
ser feiner lit. Der Sieg in aorea fiel
ni6t ben slngreifern 5u, ipelhe na6
| |i6perIten Gerlllten in oreiidbrigem
arteg bort iteben geblieben itno, no
lie Die liioforeanilhe arnlee i'm sluf=
trag Wosfaus iiberfallen baben. Die
gtoro-&oremer ipuroen bur6 bie
llge als Ansreifer be5ei6net, uno
lpenn Die Somiet- t-Regiertng oas llr=
tell Der boditen internationalen Snlti=
tuition nibt anerfennt, 10 barf man
lpobl fragen, mos lie sort iubt llno
marum lie ourin bleibt. 1Eh@
Sic politiide gsieoerlage Ser gn-
greiier liegt Dor aaem oarin, oaB
Sallenoe bon dineiii6en uno norb-
foreaniiben &riegsgefangenen iid NIT
aller gnti6iebenbeit sepeigert baben,
IN lire Seimat rnter Ser SerrIhaft
Wosfaus auriid3ufebren, 1,nb baB iie
ibren mosfauborigen Hegierungen
nidt gelpaltlam ausgeliefert tporoen
| IinO. Sic baben oamit flar betpielen,
bu Boie hineiiIden Soloaten an Ser
foreanii6en Sront feline nSreiipil1i=
gen" naren. 9ie l1gt baben leioer bar
aus nidt sic n0tigen &oniequen5en
ge5ogen, nas Oie Serri6aft Wosfaus
iiber China feitigte unb belt @ert oes
Observation-Disclosures in &orea ltarf per-
mtnoerte.
Gerielbe lit gum Ausgangspunft
elmer groBangelegten aftion Der mos
fomitilden SmperialiIten in Slt-Miien
geDoroen. @enn man bon einem Sieg
in aorea ipreden fann, 10 lit es ein
Sieg Wosfaus iiber bie r&egierung"
bon Yefing, 1pel6e bas 9ineliIde 8olf
5mang, oie sroBten Spfer an @ut unb
glut gu bringea, INN bie 3iele Ser
mosfomitiiden groberunssluht i'm
Sernen Often gu peripirfliden. Ser
@affenltinitano in &orea bat einen
nellen Barorismus Ser ioipietiid-
dineiilhen rSreunoidaft" berpor-
geritfen. Ser Sinn nno Snbalt oer-
ielben lit oie groberung Der nod
freien 2dnber bon Siioolt-Ilien bur6
oie ioipietiiden @affen uno oas dime
| |itibe &anonenfutter
China lit 81, eroB, Inn burb bie
mosfolpitiI6en Streitfrdfte offupiert
5u ueroen; uno Ser v&ommllnismus"
lit gu foitIpielie. INN ourb eigene Mit-
tel zines 2anbes erbalten 5li tper6en.
Ser WiBerfolg bes mosfoinitiihen
l1eberfalles auf Siib-9orea ftelte bie
Weadtbaber i'm SerelnI bor Sic @abl,
lenttpeoer Der r@ssieruns" bon Befins
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22
Nrtntat l1nh Mptmatrprt1t

9lnfang Oes DtonutS peranltalteten
Die Gerbanoe Der Seilnatpertriebenert
in 9eutl6lanO oltf einem rSag Ser
Seimat" &unogebuugen sur al1rung
lbrer elgenen 8eItrebungen uno 5ur
Iuffldrltng Ser Seffentli6feit iiber
ibre @iinide llno gtote. IaS ,Wittei=
lungsblatt Oes Sauptausl6uiies Ser
6lii6tlinge llno Iusgebombten in
8apern (Otiin6en) peroffentlibte aus
oieicm 9lnlaB BEN folgenoen 2eitarti-
fel iiber uSeinat uno Seimatre6t" :
Huno o6t Wilionen Sejnotper=
triebene buben Ieit &riegsenoe in
@eIt- -Geutihluno 9lufnabme gefun=
Ben, cine 3abl Ole Ser gep0lfe=
rlulg 9tormegens ltno S6peoens 5l1=
lammengenommen glei6fommt. @s
ldeint als babe Die @elt Ouriiber nod
81 tpenig na6geOa6t, mas es beiBt,
penn cine Wtenl6enmeuge, Die Ser
giuDobner5abl1 5lpeier 9dnoer emit
lpri6t, lid III elmer m60ernen 80lfer.
luanoerung in 8eipegllne iete. sl6t
Willionen aberdeen 5ogen nit Dem
Softer IN Ser Suno ooer Dem Hudlad
auf oem Hiiden pelnudrts; ba5u nod
5Dei Willionen Sppiet= 3onenflii6t,
llnge.
Sic lieben binter ii6 St6ote unb
Gorfer, Sdl1ier unb S6loiier, S6u>
len, &ranfenbduier uno &irden, @1rs
en- uno 6cloer uno @rd6er. Seoer bon
ibnen binterlieB W0bel, 9ii6er, 8il-
ser llno 8riefe, Die fleinen 9inge, bie
i'm taglid erfrerten. sla oas 5liam-
men lit Seimat. gs gi6t nibtS in Ser
@elt, mas oem Seimatloien oie Sci,
mat erleben fonnte, aud Damn nibt,
Denn er li6 in5lpil6en cine lpirti6aft,
li6 geliderte Stelung erringen fonn-
te. Seimat muB alio mebr iein als
St6erbeit Oes 2ebens, uno es lit aud
mebr.
Gs lit etluas ltnerflarli6es, oas 1if
NIT @orten nid)t falien laBt, Oas nur
Ser begreifen fam, ser sic Seimat
oerlor. Wan miro es einem anoeren
ME uerltanOli6 MAIDEN fonnen, pie
man gefiiblsmaBige Sing eben nibt
nit Dem &erItano erfaiien fam. @ie
lit es oenn 81 periteben, OaB friiber
monder in lteberiee rei6geporoener
Iusmanoerer plobli6 oas 2ano ieines
9lufi6pllnges perlieB, neil i'm oas
SeimDeb padte, Tim in bas 2ano
ieiner SGter 5uriif5ufebren, au6
nenn es ibm sort ni6t mebr 10 gut
ging?
Gieies Soeimpeb lit beute ni6t ber=
ein5elt, ionoern permilionenfo6t, es
lit Oas 8efiibl zines gan5en Solfs-
tells, Ser bie Seinat ni6t pergeiien
fann, audi luenn er es gleid Dollte.
Sort Sic Seimatpertriebenen, penn
iie 1lntereinanber iino! Sic ipre6en
bon Ser Seimat. unb ipenn Ser ein=
seine au6 nidt tagtaglib on bie Sei-
mot oenft, neil bie 8erufsarbeit i'm
ausfiillt in Sen Sraun1nG6ten gebt
er sic altpertrauten @aiien entlans
er bort ben Slang ser alten &irhen-
gloden, bas 8ellen bes na6barlihen
Sofbunbes, er iiebt ben 5itternben
@laIt iiber ben reifenben &oggen.
li6ldgen. 8eim grna6en fiiblt er
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idmer5li6 Sen geisnn oes neuen
Cages.
Ias Seimatgefiibl lit zines ser
Itorflten, bas Der Wenld fennt. Sonte
er ni6t ein He6t auf Die Seimat
baben, Sic i'm nit tauleno 8inbun=
gen bGlt - ein Seimatre6t alio? Gie
Sdfpei5 fennt Elm loldes Seimatredt;
ieoer S6pei5er 8iirger bat bas &ei7
matre6t in einem 8anton, ser ibn
itets, au6 bel Gerarmung, aufnebmetl
mllB. 3as lit cine l6one @elte Der
Menlhli6feitl Sas Seimatre6t fir
aae G0lfer oerbinolid 81 MAIDEN,
Iolte eiu Slnliegen Ser gelamte1l
Otenldlbeit iein.
Iie Seimatuertriebenen unIerer
3eit baben oas l6merIte S6idlul 5ll
tragen. GielleiGt mlB es iein, I'M
iiberbuupt 81 erfennen, oaB Elm Sci.
matre6t notlpenoig iit Solte ibr
Sdidlal ser lebte Nft in Ser Ian.
gen unb tranenrei6en 8ertreibungsa
gel6idte ser 0teni6beit iein, unb
loate Die Sragooie ser SeimatloIen
Ben slnltoB gu einem allgemein per=
biublifeu Hed,t ouf sic Seimot oebeu,
Die Seinatpertriebenen lpiirben oie
borten Sooe ibrer Golferuonoeruno
pcroeiien
Ser .Soo Ser 5eimot" borf nidlt
mir Elm Sod Ser Grinueruuo ieiu er
muR sic mnhneube Iorberl1no euthoI.
fen, ser aFeuidbeit in offer 2ufllnft
ieolide Gertreibl,no al eriporeu ,,nb
Sen Observation-Disclosures oos eIenen.
torite 9fed1t susubilliqen - oas ged,t
ouf sic s5eimot
Gem oleihen glatt entnebmeu mir
Sic folacnoer 8erid,tc iibcr atpei
Gunoaebunaen bon Seinatpertriebe,
men,
~
8lanSenoe Sp9epnntfe pes S@erer'
SreHens III apln
noh o;,or eh1b,,,o Ser MoIi,e;
ho6rn ,,noef5hr loo OO9 ShIpiipr nm
Sem @ SShen,,nfte hps Siesi6hrioen
ShIpiier, ) rpffens IN cain. Ser @rok.
fnnSnehunn teiIoenomn,pn Nunops.
fon,(pr gr slNpno,,pr 5em m1hrenh
ipiner sninrochp nftmoIs heoeiitprt AZ,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22
Bic hrfrf1tgte 6rnrrkfd,aft

Inter oieier lleberidrift peroffent-
lihte Die ,Sranffurter Mngemeine 3eis
tung pom 90. Suli slusfiibrl,ngen
iiber gnttpidlungen i'm 8eperfi6afts-
fpeien, Die audi in slmerita geadtllng
peroienen. Gas 5ranffurter 9latt
ibreibt:
gls 8rofeiior @oes Briefs, bamals
nod in 0eltl6lano, letnen 8ettrag
fir oas Spanoporterbud Der Staats-
ipillenldaften iiber Sic 8elperfl6aften
per0ffentlibt batte, iagte ibm - oas
mar in ben 5lpan5iger Sabrn - elm
bamals i6on fiibrenoes Wtitglieo Der
@eiperfibaften, Sarnop: iest crit
babe er eigentlid ri6tig perltanoen,
mas lie, oie 8elperfi6aften, tdten,
lpas iie eigentlid Dolten. Son oielem
gefenntnis eines Graftifers Der 8e-
merfibaftspolitif, bon oieier Cant
barfeit fir Die fldrenoe, alio beillame
8irfung elmer llnabbiingigen, millens
j6aftli6en llnteriu6ung Der gelells
16aftllben 1lno poltftl0en YDdlto=
meme, an oenen man lelblt betelligt
lit, lit Elm, peiter Sdritt 81 oem, Das
man fiir3li6 auf Der Sagung Ser 8es
ieaibait fir Sosialen 6ortl6ritt IN
8onn erlebte - aber freilid) teln
isortldritt. 9ie 8elellidaft nit ibrer
gutgeleiteten 3eiti6rift ,So5ialer
5ortidritt' mill elm 6orllm Der sus-
iprnhe uno oes ausgleibs io5ialer
Grpbleme iein, insbeionoere 5lpilben
Den beioen iosenunnten Sc5ialpart=
nern, oen 9lrbeitgebern uno slrbelt-
nebmern. Sbrem Sorltano geboren
nan1bafte M6nner Ser @illenl6oft
Ser &esierltng rno oes politil6en Ses
bens an.
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oen ODER belier: iiberbaupt niht bers
Itanben. &einer Der a6t Gisfullions-
reoner, sic lib na6 abidluB oes 8or.
trass gum 8orte meloeten, ging drf
oie Grobleme, Sic Briefs aufgeiporfen
bate. wirflid) elm: etlpa auf Die
interciante Satia6e, oaB in amerifa
in SEN letten SSabren Die Quote oes
2obn- uno 8ebaltseinfommens fon-
itant geblieben lit, oaB alio oie bon
Sen @eperfihaften fir einige arbei-
tergruppen berausgebolten 2obn-
erbobungen nottpenoig bon anoeren
be5oblt moroen ieln mitllen.
Man fam setuiB nidt erparten,
oaB oie gngeborigen Ser 8etperibaf-
ten Ser griefs'i6en Sbeie bon Ser be
feItigten @etperflbaft" obne lpeiteres
5ultimmen: Die Soealilten unter ibnen
leben pielleift oie &onlequen5en Die
ier @nttpidllns nod nitt, oie anoe-
rem - oenen es tatia6li6 nur Inn bie
6unftionursmadt gebt - lpouen lie
nid)t 5ugeben. slber beioe @rlppen
batten pobl fiir ii6 lelblt Sen Gorteil
Oapou, iuenn lie iiber Sen Briefs 'iden
Sbeien etlpus na6Oenfli6 tpiiroen.
Stntt oeiien bot man in iener 1isfui-
Iton oen Erofeiior angegriffen, obne
SairneB l,no Sumor, ltupioe an elmer
ytebcnlo6e ODER einem @ittport ent-
lang r1lonierenO, obne Elm ein5iges
IinnpoQes 9lrglllnent ser gntgegnllng.
Wtit elmer Musnnbme piellei6t: Ser
0isfuliionsbeitrag bon Sbeo Birfer
mar flug ltnO in iih ibliiilig, aber
er fonnte freili6 oie totalitGre Sonic
quen5 ieine3 8eoanfenganges ni6t
oerleugnen - o6pobl oieler fllr5 Dor
oem letten SfluB abgebogen rpuroe.
Der befeitigtc @etricb
User I'M Dergangenen Sabre in Eefs
llngbalIcn babel mar, mo- aus 9lnlnB
Scr Hubr= =6eitlpiele Dos gleide Sbema
bisflltiert puroe, Der fann oen Ser
lauf Oieier iiingiten Sagung MIR BE-
oauern. Gunnla Dltroe, I'M pabren
@er5cn ser 8elperfi6aften, por-
urteilsfrei llno intelligent miteinanoer
gelpro6en; Die l6urfen 1peltanl6au=
li6en @cgeniGBe perbinoerten oas
niht. SIT e5 10, oab es einfa6 5ll piele
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9lm Sd)eioemeg

oier alio lprad oerlelbe Erofellor
.@oee Briefs, ser lif) ldon tritb elm
8eroienIt Inn Die unporeingenomnene
8riifung uno anerfeunllng Der Golle
Der @eperfl6aften in Der moOernel
8elelidaft er1porben bat, obglelf) er
ielbIt ME So5ialilt mar. Gr erbielt
jhon Dor 1888 einen Huf na6 9lme=
rifu 1no lebrt beute on Der George
topn= =llniperiitGt in @albington. 9lber
er bat Die gntipidlllng III Geutlhlano
niht aus oen augen perlpren uno lte
beionoers in Sen lebtelt Sabren IN Ian
gen 9luIentbalten in 9elltl6lano on
Der Suelle ltuoiert. slus ibnen lit Oas
Dor einen Sabre erldienene 8ud ber=
porgeganeen: n3milheu &apttalis=
mus uno SpnOifulismls. Sic 8e=
msrfl6aften am S6eiOelpeg". Die
Hplle ser Gerb1noe, insbelonoere Der
@eperfihaften, ols bes groBten 1tno
m16tiglten 3ulammenl6lulles, lit IN
oieiem 9u6 oargeitellt. griefs ldil-
bert ibre gntlpidlung aus elmer Ser
binbune ser slrbeiter our SerbelIe,
runa ibrer 2ebensbeolngungen -
mos Elm pollfommen legltimes uno
iebr peroienItlibes slnliegen lit - gu
ibrer beIttigen ltarfen SteQung i'm
Staot, oie tie oo5u perfiibrt, lelblt
ltaatlicbe Wa1tbefugniile an5uItreben.
Briefs nennt Dies bas vbefeItlgte"
Staoil1m ser 8elperfi6aften, in Dem
es oielen ni6t ntebr in eriter Slnie I'm
oas @obl Ser grbeiter gebt, lonoern
Inn sic grbaltllng Der @eperfldaften
Ielbit Inn bic Madtitellung ibrer
SSltnftiondre.>
Gr beseihnet oielen Sunft als oen
S6eiDetpeg, an oem Die @eperfl6ats
ten iid enti6lieBen miiiien Oh lie
fpeiterbin als &ontrabenten am Warft
ben llnternebmern gegeniiber Die
Sahe Ser grbeiter pertreten lpollefl
BEL grnnoi1bli6er anerfennung oes
gegentp1rtigen 8irtihaftsipItems,
ooer oh Tie na6 totaler Otuht, gu
nddIt i'm getrieb, Damn in einem
@irti6afts5meie, idlieBlib in ser
Itaatli6en Siibrllng ser @irtIbafts-
nno So5ialpolitif itreben lpollen -
gum totalen Staat allo, in Dem TO-
rpobl bie Sreibeit Ser llnternebmer
mie ser slrbeiter peri6munoen iein
pirb.
Degner - ubne Jairnee umo Snmor
gSas Briefs in ienem gud emit
midelt unD in elmer leioer 81 tart
fonoenlierten Sorm in leinem Gortrag
auf Der 5agung ausgefiibrt bat, NOR
nidt als &fruf gegen ble 8eluert=
id)aften gemeint. Sm 8egenteil, es
entlprang elmer genauen &enntnis
un6 einem e6ten Gerltdnonis fiir Die
geiperfidaitli6e Situation uno Sem
reoliben @unid, our6 grfenntnis gu
belfen, tpie oamals. So6 lit i6on oas
8u6 BEL ieinem grideinen teilDeiie
miBnerItanben lporoen ltno tpuroe
nod mebr oieier Sortrag mibperItan-
Evening star., 1953-02-11
Council Backs Plan
For Cost Survey

Seven Montgomery County
organizations will participate in
joint survey of expenditures
of major county departments.
The fact-finding study will
get underway Immediately. with
the blessing of the county coun-
Gil. The council received the
proposed plans for the study
yesterday and gave them an
enthusiastic nod.
County Manager Irving G.
McNayr also pledged full CO.
operation of his Office and all
department heads. Mr.. McNayr
held lengthy discussions recently
with Morris Allen Of the Mont
gomery County Taxpayers, Inc.
The cooperative study was the
result of these talks.
The study is aimed at enabling
county organizations to obtain
the maximum information on
the county budget with mini
mum disruption of each depart
ment's normal activities"
Participating organizations in
clude the League of Women Vot-
ers, the Montgomery County
Civic Federation. the Allied Civic
Group. Montgomery County Tax
payers Inc. Homeowners Tax
payers League. the Charter Com
mittee and the American Asso-
citation of University Women.
Other members of the Joint
Study Steering Committee are
Mrs. c. L. Williams, Mrs. Chal-
mer Cooper. Robert E. Redding.
DR.. H. B. Rowe, Mrs. L. M.
Vaughan and Gen. Adam Rich
mond.
Evening star., 1953-02-11
Danes Ban Broadcast
Protested by SoViets
BY the Assoeioted Press

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Feb.
1.-The Danish State Radio has
refused Radio Free Europe" per-
mission to rebroadcast to Soviet
dominated East Europe a Danish
documentary program that was
jammed after the Russians Of
f1cially protested its airing.
The program. entitled 1.-The
First Postwar Years." included
a Danish actors portrayal of
Stain in a brief conversational
scene.
It was broadcast by the Danish
radio January 80 despite a pro-
test lodged by the Soviet Minis
ter to Denmark, Mikhail Vetrov,
who assailed it as an insult to
the U. S. s. r., and was jammed
by a Russian tranSmitter.
Radio Free Europe" a priv
vately financed American station
at Munich, wanted to translate
the program and beam it across
the Iron Curtain.
In refusing the request. Julius
Bomholt, chairman of the gov
ernors' board Of the Danish State
Radio, said 1.-THE program was
not a propaganda broadcast and
1t is in no way going to be used
as SUCH"
Evening star., 1953-02-11
By J. |. MichoeI

Maryland legislators may be
asked to appropriate funds for
partial dredging of the Ana
costa River as the first step
toward permanent solution of
the Bladensburg flood problem.
The suggestion was made last
night by Republican Delegate j.
Frank Lillard Of Prince Georges
County at the close of a stormy
mass meeting in HyattSville.
Mr.. Lillard told more than 400
vociferous citizens that he will
investigate the idea Immediately
and added that he will introduce
Evening star., 1953-02-11
Major Apartments
In Arlington Plan No
Changes in Rents

Managers of major apartment
developments who succeeded in
throwing out rent control in
Arlington. today said there are
no plans for increases. One said
fatty there would be no increase.
The United States Emergency
Court of Appeals yesterday ruled
that a resolution passed by the
Arlington County Board last
September 6 asking that rent
curbS be continued had no force
since the resolution was not
adopted when ceilings were in
effect.
j. D. HenneSSey, manager of
more than 1900 units in Colonial
Village, said. I'VE will not in
crease rents"
Walter Doe, manager Of Ar
lington Village, with 655 units,
and Lawrence F. Kittell, mana
ger of 1926 units at Buckingham,
both said management has no
Rld11O W 4I1C1 CdSC IdGCSs
The Virginia General Assem-
bly,, in 1850, voided rent control
throughout the State.
However, under Federal law, q
community that had determined
it was suffering from a substan-
tial housing shortage and. at
the same time was under con-
trolls. could obtain an extension
of the curbs until April 80 of this
year. when all such controls are
to end.
Arlington had been decon-
trolled since the State Legisla-
ture acted in 1850. After the
county board, on September 6,
1852, resolved that "a substan-
tial shortage of housing ex-
lists which requires the continu-
ance of Federal rent controls"
and mailed copy to the Federal
Rent Stabihzer, the latter acted
to reimpoSe controls.
Counsel for a number of large
apartment developments con-
tested the reimposition Of the
curbs in litigation in the U. S.
District Court for the District of
Columbia. But Judge F. Dickin-
son Let's threw out the action on
the ground his court had no jur-
isdiction.
The apartment developments
that brought the litigation were
Colonial Village. Buckingham,
darlington, Glebe Apartments.
Lee Gardens and Glen Ayre
apartments. They were repre-
sented by Attorneys James M.
Earnest and Fred M. Vinson, jr.
Attorney Nathan Siegal of the
Office of Rent Sterilization rep
resented that agency.
Evening star., 1953-02-11
HyottsviIIe Studies Peace Cross Flood Plan

One was that developed by Army
Engineers who have jurisdiction
in flood control problems. The
other was proposed elevation Of
Route / in the Peace Cross sec
ton. A third proposal. called
the Darneille plan, was men
toned but was not debated.
Prince Georges Republican
Delegate William R. Hughes,
sponsor of the plan to raise the
road, had !. eloquent supporters
in the audience. But his adher-
ents were heavily outnumbered
by high-tensioned opponents who
several times shouted the Dele
Evening star., 1953-02-11
Brodie Twin Undergoes Fourth Plastic Surgery

could be expected" He was
under surgery for two hours as
surgeons covered most of the
remaining portion of his exposed
brain.
The child's brain was left ex-
posed when he was separated
from his head-joined brother.
Roger Lee, December II. Roger
died January 20 without regain
ing consciousness.
Surgeons said the remaining
exposed portion of Rodney's
brain. an area two and one half
inches long and one half inch
wide at the front of his head, will
be covered as soon as his con-
dition permits.
Evening star., 1953-02-11

enabling legislation in the Gen
eral Assembly if engineers con-
slider it feasible.
The State Roads Commission
arranged the meeting to deter
mine public sentiment. The ses-
sion. marked by shouts, boos and
impassioned pleas from indig-
nant housewives, began in the
County Service Building. It was
shifted to the auditorium of st.
Jerome's Church when the first
hearing room became so crowded
that speakers could not be heard
by persons jammed in corridors.
Only two plans were discussed.
Evening star., 1953-02-11

gate down and Missed every COM
mandatory comment.
Dissenting property owners
made it abundantly clear that
they will fight any proposal tnat
does not promise quick clearance
of flood water from the area, in
cluding their Easements.
Evening star., 1953-02-11
BY the AssoeIesed Pres.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE con-
dition Of Rodney Dee Brodie, sur
viving Siamese twin, was report
ed unchanged today after his
fourth plastic surgical operation.
A hospital spokesman said the
16-month-old boy withstood
yesterdays operation "as well as
The Arizona post., 1953-12-18

ARIZONA POST, Dec. I8, 1858
The Arizona post., 1953-12-18

/ grOOm'S parents and the
brides grandmother, were her
uncleS and aunts: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Levine, Mrs. Celia
Lipman of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Rosenblot and
children of Los Angeles, Mr..
and Mrs. John SchatZ, Chi
cago; Mr.. and Mrs. M. Schatz,
Burbank, Calf.
Friends are sorry to hear
that Morris Feifer is in St.
Mary's hospital where he un-
derwent surgery for the re-
moVal of a cataract.
1t was quite a surprise to
the Meyer LazoWs to receive
a phone call last week from
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Cassels, and their son,
Joseph. They had not met in
48 years. The CaSSelS arrived
from Toronto, where Mr.. Cas-
sci, a CPA, had been in the
furniture business. They have
established residence at 1748
E. 9th and may remain per
manently. Joseph Cassel is a
commercial artist.
Another family arriving
from Toronto with the
thought of becoming Tucso-
mans are Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.
Bochner and their three small
sons, who are residing at 261O
E. 9Th. Mr.. Bochner accOmpa-
MED his family to see them
settled and has returned to
Toronto, where he is in the
antique furniture business.
Mrs. Bochner says she loves
Tucson but wishes she had
brought along those heavy
winter coats left behind.
New Workers returning to
Tucson are Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Stern, who are residing
at 1905 E. 5th. Mrs. Stern in
tends to remain for the win
ter while Mr.. Stern can re-
main for just a few weeks.
Son, Martin, attends VA.
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