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Evening star., 1953-10-14
Democrats Invited
To Join County Club

Printed invitations to join the
newly formed Eastern Montgom-
cry County Democratic Club will
be distributed soon, to the 25, 900
registered Democrats in the
county's 5th and 18th election
districts.
The all-out membership drive
was announced yesterday by
Charles M. Irelan, former United
States Attorney for the District
OF Columbia, who is president
of the organization.
The club, according to Mr..
1relan, wants to be representa-
tive of all Democrats willing to
work for a party victory in next
years elections. It also is on
record as being opposed to ris-
ing property assessments, in
creased taxes and what it calls
"wasteful spending practices" of
the present county administra-
ton.
Democrats who will receive
invitations include those living
in the heavily populated areas of
Silver Spring, Wheaton, Ken
sington, Takoma Park and Coles
vile.
The club also announced ap-
pointment of four committee
chairmen within its ranks. They
are E. Brooke Lee, campaign
and finance; James w. Gill,
program: Charles B. Buscher,
membership. and Joseph M.
Matthias, publicity.
Evening star., 1953-10-14
Laurel Businessman
Heads School Board

James H. Harrison,-a Laurel
(Md.) businessman, has been
named chairman Of the Prince
Georges County Board of Edu-
cation.
Mr.. Harrison, a member Of the
board, was elevated yesterday by
his colleagues at their meeting
in Upper Marlboro.
He will succeed Mrs. H. Edna
Pitts of Cottage City, who re-
signed when she moved to Flor
ida recently. Mrs. Pitts had
been on the board for 16 years
and was serving her second year
as chairman.
Both Mr.. Harrison and Mrs.
Pitts are Republicans.
Gov. McKeldin will appoint
Mrs. Pitts successor on the z
member board.
In other business, the board
voted to name the new new
Laurel Elementary School for
the late Ormond w. Phair OF
Laurel, former school board
member who died last week.
Evening star., 1953-10-14
Wheaton Stores Sponsor
Outdoor Fashion Show

Merchants of the Wheaton
shopping center. Wheaton, Md,
are sponsoring an outdoor FASH
ion show and an open-house
program from 2 to 4 pm. Sunday
to focus attention on their six
day Harvest Holiday sales pro-
motion, starting Monday.
The fashion show, featuring
wearing apparel and accessories
of men. women and children,
has been planned by Mrs. Helen
Mason. Eve Murkland of radio
station WGAY, will be the fash
ion commentator.
Harvest Holiday sales will run
from Monday through October
"a, it was announced by Mark
Norman. chairman of the
Wheaton Shopping Center AS
sociation.
Evening star., 1953-10-14
Curious Cow Caught in Grader
Aqqrovdtes Allentown Firemen

A cow got it's head stuck in
a road grader yesterday and
scraped up considerable resent
ment anon 3 volunteer firemen.
The incident took place on a
farm in Southern Prince Georges
County. but it was the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Rescue Squad that
freed the animal, although the
farm is directly across Allentown
road from the Allentown Fire
Department.
Bethesda Chevy Chase had to
come Is miles, and we were only
25 steps away" said Chief Bob
Sanford of the Allentown de-
partment.
"You can put in the paper
that Prince Georges f1remen are
fuming," he said.
Adding to the irritation is a
suspicion that it was a fifth col
umn at work. An Allentown fire.
man is suspected of calling the
squad from the next county,
Chief Sanford said.
But the cow was duly untan-
gled.
Assistant chief Robert w. Gre
minis of the rescue squad de-
scribed it as a 900 to 700-pound
Black Angus valued at $1,500.
He said the animals head was
trapped between rods on the
grader four or five hours before
his squad arrived. It was bawl-
ing frhntically and threshing so
the squad could not blanket it
with asbestos and then use an
acetylene torch to cut the rod.
So they tied UP the COW with
festoons of rope and went to
work with bolt cutters, hammer
Evening star., 1953-10-14
By w. H. Shippen
Sfur Stoff Correspondent

KITTY HAWK, N. c., Oct. IA.
Half hundred aviation old
timers from all over the world
gathered on the Atlantic sand
dunes here yesterday to relive
the early struggles of the Wright
brothers.
Visitors from Europe, Canada
and South America joined with
the trail blazers of the United
States to honor the two men
who led the way to a new era
in transportation. They had seen
the age of flight develop within
their active lifetimes.
Many were in advanced years,
stopped and gray. They were
the record breakers of past
generations whose exploits dated
back to the horse land buggy
days. Some Of the records won
at risk of life and limb were all
too rapidly forgotten in the on
rush of aviation progress.
But yesterday was theirs in
memories relived and few would
consent to be left behind as the
sightseers toiled on foot over the
deep sand and the wind blown
slopes, known well to Orville and
Wilbur Wright in their youthful,
most productive days.
Heavy Going.
The elderly pilgrims climbed
the big, grasS-grown dune, which
contains no motor road to the
obelisk that commentaries the
Wrights. A few obviously found
the half-mile, uphill slope very
heavy going.
But the seniors joined the
juniors. kidding each other
along. Helicopters of the Coast
Guard were waiting to fly them
over the monument at low alti-
tudes, and buses to circle the
base for a view from all sides.
There was no lack Of trans
portation. The visitors were
guests of the Air Force Associa-
tion and the Kill Devil Hills
Memorial Society. They had
been flown in Air Force, Navy
and Fairchild Aircraft planes for
an all-day visit to the historic
dunes.
The group began assembling
in Washington early this week
for a dinner there tonight in
honor Of aviation's pioneers.
sponsored by the National Aero
nautic Association.
Visit Tate Cottage.
The first point visited was the
modest cottage Of Capt. w j.
Tate, then of the lighthouse
service.
IL was here that q stranger.
wilbur Wright. presented him
self in September, 1900, to ask If
he and his brother could receive
room and board.
Evening star., 1953-10-14
Mayor Of Alexandra
Asks for Return Of
Another Old Pumper

Alexandria Mayor Marshall j.
Beverley, who has a penchant for
historic fire engines, today called
on Gov. McKeldin of Maryland
and Mayor D'Alesandro Of Bal
timore, to give back the ancient
pumper which George Washing
ton donated to Alexandria in
TITS.
Mayor Beverley wrote the Ball
timore. Mayor, requesting d
meeting to discuss return Of the
old engine to Alexandria In
another letter to Gov. McKeldin,,
Mayor Beverley asked him to
lend his support to the request.
The Alexandria mayor re-
Gently launched d campaign I'd
win back another historic fire
engine which was captured by
Northern troops In 1861. That
engine Is at the Firemen's Home
Museum at Hudson. New York
The museums board of directors
is considering Mayor Beverley;
request to return the engine.
The case of the engine in Bal.
timore is somewhat different. Il
wasn't captured. It was bought
years ago from an Alexandra
junk dealer, who had bought il
from the old Friendship Veter-
ans Fire Engine Co..
In the letter to Mayor Dale
sandro, Mr.. Beverley points out
that George Washington was
honorary captain of the Friend.
ship Fire Co. when it was organ
lied in 1774.
Mayor Beverley advised tn,
Baltimore Mayor that tht
Friendship headquarters at TO-
South Alfred street is about tt
be reopened as a national shrine
The only fire-f1ghting apparatu!
there is a reported reproduction
of one that Baltimore has.
Mayor Beverley's letter said
II think you will concur thai
our great general, George Wash
ington. the first President, woule
also desire the return of thu
engine he purchased for tht
City Of Alexandria"
Evening star., 1953-10-14
'QuickS1N Million
Asked Of u. 5.
Unit for Chest
McKuy Wants Sum
Pledged by Oct. n
Report Meeting

With two Federal agencies all
ready over their quotas, Interior
Secretary Mckay has urged the
Government Unit of the Com
munity Chest USO Campaign to
work for 81 million by it's first
report meeting next week.
Mr.. Mckay is chairman of the
Government Unit in the Wash
ington area campaign to raise $4
million-plus for more than 100
health, welfare and recreational
agencies supported by the drive.
The Administrative Offices of
the United States Courts have
reported $1.063.51 from 1O1 con-
tributors, to surpass it's $1.050
quota and become the second
Government agency to do so.
SEC Also Over.
Henry P. Chandler was in
charge of the campaign. He was
assisted by Miss Catherine
Waddle.
The first Government agency
to report 100 per cent of quota
was the Securities and Exchange
Commission.
The first Government Unit re-
port meeting will be held in the
Hotel Washington at 1915 pm.
October %. Mr.. Mckay will at
tend the meeting. A 81 million
showing would be SO per cent of
the unit quota.
Holding report meetings on the
same day will be the Business
Unit, also scheduled for the
Hotel Washington, and the Resi-
Dental Unit, which will meet in
the Mayflower Hotel.
1t will be the first report on
the residential workers efforts
to complete their coverage of
Washington homes in three
weeks. The three-week drive be-
gan Monday.
General Report Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert w. Boyd, 1915
Ames street NE, is the first divi-
sion chairman to make her quota,
The first general report meet
ing of the campaign will be held
at 1918 pm. Tuesday in the
Hotel Washington.
A silver cup will be awarded to
the civic organization reporting
the best percentage of quota in
the one-week drive for coverage
of small businesses in Silver
Spring at $3.50 pm. tonight at
the Hot Shoppes, Colesville road,
Silver Spring - The cup was
donated last year by Warner
Pumphrey. s-
The award for the similar
competition in progress In Be-
thesda will be made at $50 pm.
tomorrow in the Y Cottage, 4911
Moreland lane, Bethesda. This
cup was donated by I. S. Turnover.
Evening star., 1953-10-14

and chisel. The beast was freed
in about Is minutes.
The farm, at 1881 Allentown
road, is owned by Fred l.. Craw-
ford, Michigan congressman
for 18 years. He was defeated
in last years Republican pri-
mary.
And how did the COW get in
such a fix? Chief Cremins said
it apparently saw morsel of
food on the other side of the
rods.
An Allentown volunteer, an
noyed because his pals were not
called said: "Al1 it took was COM
mon sense to get that cow loose. +"
It didn't need any damn bolt
cutters to get in there and it
didn't need any to get out"
Evening star., 1953-10-14
Judge Is Victim
OF Thief Without
Sense of Justice
BY the Associofed Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. IA thief
with no sense of justice made
clean getaway in Baltimore S
courthouse yesterday.
Chief Judge w. Conwell Smith
put his coat and vest on a clothes
tree in a court Office when he
donned his judicial robe and went
to the bench in youth court.
When he returned at noon re-
cess, Smith found the coat and
vest missing. Two hats belong
ing to court attaches were left
! untouched.
Evening star., 1953-10-14
Panel in Arlington
Continues Probe of
Green Accusations

An Arlington grand jury to-
day continued its investigation
of accusations by Attorney John
Locke Green against members
Of the County School Board.
Witnesses in the case were
excused yesterday by Circuit
Judge Walter T. Mccarthy and
were instructed to reappear to-
day.
Mr.. Green, who recently lost
a court fight to remove three
members of the board because
they are Federal employees, filed
the complaint seeking removal
Of all members. He charges they
have permitted colored and
white children to intermingle,
contrary to the State constitu-
ton.
The attorney also accused
board members of permitting
the showing of motion pictures
of nude persons.
Evening star., 1953-10-14
Arlington to Vote
On Improvement (
Bonds on Nov. 3

Arlington residents will vote
November 3, on whether the
county should issue $4,047 900 in
bonds for sewers. streets and
sidewalks and for extension Of
the water supply facilities.
Circuit Judge Walter T. Nc
Carthy signed an order for the
referendums yesterday.
Voters will determine, in sepa-
rate questions, whether the
county should issue bonds
amounting to 81 million for
storm sewers, $1.720,000 for
streets and sidewalks and ST.
327. 900 for extension Of water
facilities.
The order was entered at the
request Of the Arlington County
Board.
Evening star., 1953-10-14
Fired Career Workers
To Heur BroyhiII

The plight of civil service
career employees discharged from
their Federal jobs will be dis
cussed by Representative Broy-
hill, Republican, of Virginia, in
a talk before the Federal Civil
Service Separated Career Enl-
ployes' Association at 7.45 pm.
today in the Interior Department
Auditorium. Eighteenth and c
streets NV.
Evening star., 1953-10-14
Foirfux Palsy Fund
Selects Officers

Comdr. NeguS w. Knowlton
has been reelected president of
United Cerebral Palsy of Fairfax
County and Falls Church.
Other officers are Richard
Stands, first vice president:
John Koons, second vice presi-
dent: Allan Young, third vice
president; Clarence Collins,
fourth vice president; Michael
Wise. treasurer, and Mrs. Jane
Doyle, secretary.
Evening star., 1953-10-14
Nursery Home
Death May Go
ToGrand Jury
Police Continuing
Investigation in
Tokomo Park Case

Results Of a police investiga-
ton of circumstances surround
ing the death of a 4-year-old boy
in Takoma Park (Md.) nur-
sery home probably will be pre-
sented to the Montgomery Coun-
ty grand jury when it meets on
November 9.
Montgomery County Deputy
States Attorney Thomas M. An
derson made the statement yes
terday. after studying a lengthy
and quite complete" report of
the death of Joseph Kelly. son of
Mrs. Nancy Kelly, of 1907
Twelfth street NV.
The bruised body of the boy
was wheeled into Washington
Sanitarium on the night of Oc-
tober 3 by Mrs. Lois Sparks, op-
orator of a nursery home at 75O5
Carroll avenue, Takoma Park.
Police said the child had been
dead for several hours.
Some Reports Lacking.
Mr. Anderson said yesterday
the police investigation will be
continued. He added all medical
reports of the death have not yet
been turned over to him.
A spokesman for the State
medical examiners Office in
Baltimore said its investigation
had turned up no evidence that
the boys nausea was caused by
a disease or organic disturbance.
He earlier had reported the boy
died Of asphyxia resulting from
vomiting.
The spokesman said the
bruises could have caused the
vomiting, but he added:
"a child can vomit at the
slightest provocation, and we
can't always tell what was the
cause"
Operated Without License.
In other developments stem
ming from the child's death, the
County Council yesterday was
told by Manager e. T. Beall
that:
1. State Welfare Director
Thomas j. s. Waxter has in
formed the States attorney that
Mrs. Sparks was operating the
nursery home without a license.
2. The county Welfare De-
partment Of Inspections and Lii
censes, are checking on 100
known nurseries operating in
the county. e. z
8. A canvass will get under
way Monday Of the entire sub
urban area to determine how
many nurseries and day-care
centers are operating, and under
what conditions.
The Council ordered county
officials to expedite their sur
veys and come UP with recon-
mendations in two weeks for leg
islation to regulate the homes.
Measures Held Inadequate.
County Attorney David Mac
donald told the council he be-
lieved the State welfare depart
ment had legal authority to il
cense and regulate all nurseries
including the day-care homes.
The States present regulatory
measures are obviously made
quate," Mr.. Macdonald said. He
added this was primarily the
result of staff shortages.
The State makes no attempt
to regulate the day-care CEN
ters, which Mr.. Macdonald de-
scribed as "glorifled baby sitting
places.
Mr.. Macdonald said the county
may want to adopt an ordinance
not only on the day-care CEN
ters but also to overlap present
State regulated overnight care
homes.
Councilman Louis A. Gravelle
urged local supervision of the
nurseries. Local administration
and enforcement is more effec-
tive, he said.
Evening star., 1953-10-14
DeMoIoy Group Service

The Northern Virginia Court
of Chevaliers, Order of DeMolay,
will hold a service of remem-
brance at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in
; the Dardanelles Restaurant, Lee
highway and Hillwood avenue,
Falls Church, Va.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-25
Cures" Without Gods
Christ Science

"THE DEVIL WILL PERFORM MIRACLES
THAT WOULD DECEIVE IF POSSIBLE,
THE VERY ELEcT"iil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-25
The Senior Judge and the Tribune

'The writer is not pursuing course that is designed
make him popular He must admit that he "a prisoner
the Lord (divne Love) the Apostle Paul said of
himself after his momentous conversion!
"And which effected a divine healing OF both spiritual
and physical bndness
And so, just recently God used paper to rebuke
the devils entry Christian Science Monitor advertising
via four displays OF the female form in bathing suits -!
strapless In a little less than quarter page ad.
THE healing power of the church must not be Grip
pied by sophisticated catering to the fesh!!
1.-THE TAIL MUST NOT WAC THE DOG'!!
"And so, paper is blasting the works of the devil
wherever God leads to act"
For the reader but not given to the Judge,
CHURCH: The structure of Truth and Love-
whatever upon and proceeds from divine Principle
The Church is that institution, which affords PROOF
of ITS UTILITY
and is found elevatng the race,
ROUSINC THE DORMANT understanding from material
beliefs to the apprehension of spiritual ideas and the
demonstration of divine Science thereby CASTING OUT
DEVILS! error, and healing the sick!! p. 583 g.
(our emphasis).
To the Judge;
And so, impartial.
Sometime ago Jew said, 4 you don't like the Jews
Answer; THAT is not my position! I'm an-devil! and
pro-God It's simple that"
And he walked off, Uhe jew -.
The Judge liked my
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-25

The gives strong push to the further indie
pendence and sovereignty of these three
tions very delicate language which walks tight
rope between the British and Frenchwith their colonial
and ex-colonia nteresand the aroused OF Asia
and Africa, jealous for complete independence.
Altogether it appears to be very tidy diplomatic
job. Now shall see how the Russians react -"
Best of ALL perhaps, the world has again been shown
the ageod brutality and unbrided lust for which
dominates the Soviet system The fctional veil of words
drawn Berias fate ndecenty thin How Com
munsts especially Communists in France and Italy
retain their loyalty the Red flag the face of such ruth
less hard understand Indeed all Of them don't
One Communist official in Fogga, Italy resigned tonight
the criminal and scandalous dismissal of Beria, He
also said he didn't like his local colleagues
"OIL"
In addition to the foregoing, would cite the special
meaning of "OIL", which God revealed TO our beloved
Leader Page 5s2 of & II "OL. Conservation; char
ity; genteness; prayer; heavenly Inspiration
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-25
Swiss inventor on
European Thinking!

This Protestant should have reflected high order
thinking Not sol
After being here several months, he solicited "
order to sell his IDEAS or to WI
financial backing. :.
The writer asked; What you doing with religion
"Oh, I'm too busy days a week -!
The writer, 'If you attended church services ",
would be apt to meet the people God would use to n
you ~
Righteous indignation registered interference
He asserted no was living good life.
The writer had TO declare: "Your Swiss Protestant
Is not good enough for America The United State.
Protestant Christian Scientist naon And that why
is Gods Messiah to all the nations and all peoples
This dear went back to Switzerland "liekn -
wounds". Wiser. although pooreri
good prospect for spiritual progress nevsrhs''
spoke highly of outstanding Christian Science bullion"
in one Of their leading cities This inventor Is dow
Ph.D.
THE wisdom Of this world Ia foolishness with "
Gnspired by public rapher-Mary).- st. Paul
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-25
Harvey Fruehauf

HARVEY FRUEHAUF-"rugged indivdualist" and
successful pioneer of industry world ship
in it's field!
Upon picking the mornings Free Press at S so AN.
and learning of dear first junior brothers sale of all
his Fruehau stock the writer mmeda reaction
God is working his purpose OUT (CS. Hymn
The writer believes God required this Of
old ties beginning of publication of soul from the
and materasm of big business and for
the higher spiritual abors of "The Fathers Business
spoken of by Jesus the age of III which be Defined
in part at least according to the Scriptures, spiritual
warfare with the world the flesh, and the dev"!
Thus, my dear brother will have ample-liquid-
working capital" to fight the battles of the Lord
spiritual wickedness in high places-the nantes
tatons of which modern
The burdens, too, of rearing family very apt
scorch the soul of the adult Hence spiritual
in that direction is imperative!
God will not require him to finance medical institu-
tionsl
They produce only whtewash healings of the devi!-
animal gnesml
Mussolin and Franklin Roosevelt are Exhibits and
OF such whtewash heangs Of the devil and
cost to their countresii!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-25
SIGNS OF AMERICAN LEADERSHIP.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR BROADCAST
"0iI" For the Nations!

Upon reviewing the Christian Science Monitor Tues
day night broadcast print the end of the week. il
gratifying examine what had been listened to-
''The Big Three Foreign Ministers Conference ended
in Washington with far greater Of than
anybody would have thought possible week ago. What
may have happened behind the conferences closed
DOORS the views and the leadership of the United States
have been indicated Whether events-includng
those in Moscow and Korea-or craftsmanship were
sponsibe for the result is another matter. But certainly
events had a lot to do with it,"
The Foreign Ministers Conference brought forth
+" statement which shows signs of American leader
ship all it, although this gemeht TO the
extreme ability and wisdom which Lord Salisbury and
NJ. Bidault have long manifested Indeed Lord Salisbury
10 British leader who criticised recognition Of Rad
China when the Labor government carried il through.
The communique also implies that IL the Chinese
Communists, upon obtaining in Korea, intensity
their attacks in oChna then will help France and
the autonomous nations Of Laos, Csmbodia, and Vetnan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-25

together with his well educated highly talented and
capable wife.
My dear sister.n-law, Angela-Harveys wfe-was
born in Christian Scence She teacher in the De-
troit Public Schools and given the difficult assignment
of aiding problem children
Harvey, mother, and the writer - returned!-to
Christian Science early in 1915
Mother healed of tuberculosis by a converted
doctor! Christian Science practitioner, late in 1896
early 1897; and so, Harvey and had few months in
the Christian Science Sunday Schools What rich blessings
those few months must have terminated!
I'm inclined to think that God has given my brother
his wife apprenticeship towards the healing and
guidance f-"probIem"-aduts! (smies). And a sick
society!
And now, with this liberation of human consciousness
from basic ready for
postgraduate of and personal instruction.
and capitalization by our Father Mother God, ahar
onious order give that collective consciousness call
ed this planet, "our word etc, the manhood and
anhood of Gods Christ Science which such impera
need of the tmes!-and is absolutely indispensable!
JESUS TO THE WEALTHY HEBREW RULER
On editorial page will be found Jesus counsel to the
wealthy Hebrew ruler, who wanted to inherit eternal
God put between 2 and million dollars in working
ca pital in Mrs. Eddy's hands,
God DID NOT command her to give it away to the
poor!
incidentally, Jesus rebuked the grumbling over the
precious ointment spent in His behalf: THE poor have
with you always and whatsoever WILL we may do them
good!
And you will recall that Jesus also said. preach the
Gospel to the poor.
And So God commanded Mrs. Eddy to appoint trust
worthy trustees administer her in behalf of the
healing of the nations! (Revelation).