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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
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Seine 8ertretang beim 8atifam

DDS Staats6epartemert bat feline
Mblibt, in naber 3ufunft formelle
oiplomatiide gertretung beim 8ati-
fan berbei5ufiibren.. &erman Bollaf,
Der itellpertretenbe grefutibbireftor
oes 8iiros fir guropa-Sragen iagte
leste @ohe Dem 8etpiaigungsaus-
ibuB bes &auies, oaB Das Staats-
Observation-Disclosures fir bas am l..
Suli beginnenoe 5isfaliabr feline
ausgaben fir bie gntienoung zines
amerifaniiden Bertreters beim 81.
5fubl poriiebt.
aommnniiten-Ta in anslGn6i-
fd)tm 0ienft
Die Dor orei sSabren 1lnter benz
IIoaenannten ,Wcgarran Mct" gebil
,oete Beboroe 5ur ltebertpnhnng
'Ifoatsfein0Iider Heitrebungen (5ub-
berfipe Mctibitfes Control 8oar6) bat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
ct. BanI, Minn.- @prtbington, ..
Samstag, 25. Mpril 1858.
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Spnntas, 26. Mpril: 9ritter Sunn.
tag nod Sitern (Snbilate). -
gpangelium: l1eber cine fleis
ne @eile (Sob. 16).
Montag, q. Mpril: Hetrus Ganilius.
Oienstag, %. Ipril: Ballus bonn
&reu5.
Deitt1uod, 80. Mpril: @ilfrieb.
Donnerstag, 80. april: &atbarina
bon Siena.
Jreitag, 1. Wai: Ybilippus unO Sa-
fobus.
Samstog, 2. Mai: Itbanaiius.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
Weiten berdt bic rDte y5riebens-
pHeniine"

2oro SinaD iagte am Samstag in
Earis, bob Die ruiiiIbe rGriebens-
ofteniibe" zines Der Saupttbemen fem
miro, tueldes bie MuBenminiiter bes
Weltens gelegentlid ibrer bieie $50
6e beginnenoen oreitdgigen Bariier
aonferen5 erortern. Ser NMgS-@e.
nerallefretar be5eidnete oie iotpieti-
lben Srieoensfiibler als .oie neue}te
taftllbe gnttpidlung Der 5opiet-Bo-
itif gegeniiber ben gfMgO- -2Gnoern"
,lno als einen Hunft, oen 6ie MiniIter
rim @abmen ibres @eoanfenaustau-
ldes iiber gemeiniame Snterenen4
bornebmen tper6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
ASTHMA, HOHER BLUr-
DRUCK, BLUTRKINIGUNG
UND HERZKRANKHEFTEN
LOU |
GARLIC
: behandelt!

Der neuen Wissenschaft ist
es gelungen, das 50 heilsame
Knoblauch In fiiissiger und
leicht zu nehmender Form
herzustellen. Auf dieses alte,
Won Pfarrer Kneipp NIT 80
grossem Erfolg bel oben er-
wahnten Leiden angewandte
Naturheilmittel wurde Won ei-
mem prominenten Arzt Inn Fe-
bruar 1925 hingewiesen, und
i'm Oktober 1924 hat die Pari-
ser Academic der medizini-
schen Wissenschaft die aus
serordentliche Heilwirkung
des Knoblauchsafts gegen
Adernverkalkung hervorgeho-
ben.
Nicht nur nlindert Knob
LAUGH den hohen Blutdruck,
SOndern relntgt ebenfalE daS
Blut; ist also Elm vorzUgliches
Friihjahrs-K -Kurmittel.
KnopIaucn ist zines der be-
stem Desinfektionsmittel und
neutralisiert schadlcie Sub
Stanxen I'M Magen und i'm
uptsreib.
Unser LIQUID GARLIC list
leicht zu nehmen und der
iibele Nachgeschmack kann
leicht NIT einem Ess0nel
Honig entfernt werden.
LIQUID GARLIC kann be-
zogen werden yum Preis Won
500 per Pint oder s.. so per
Quart portofrei. Das neue,
dretmal starkere Knoblauch-
Extrakt kann, ohne Preiserh6-
hung. bezogen werden von der
Texas Liquid Garlic 60.
20. 5s. Mineral Wells, Texas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
M.8.g.

M. 8.g.
@ir eriu6en nnlere 2eier, fir Die
Seelenrnbe oes Srn. George Sem.
per beten 5u ipollen. 9erielbe lit in
@eItBoint, Aeb., aus oieiem 2eben
geIdieoen. @r tpar Der Batter unieres
Meb. George SO. &en1per, Der gegen-
ipdrtig i'm Soiepbinum als Oii5ipli.
nar angeltellt lit.
Gergangene 8o6e beiuhten lins
cine 5iemIibe Mn3abl bon Hrieltern,
&lolteri1peitern uno 2aien, Die oas
Solepbinltm gum eriten Wale iaben.
Die meilten herielben iparen 8iblio<
fbefer. Sic famen aus peridieoenen
Seilen ser Ser. Staten 1ta6 Go
ll,mbus 81 elmer angemeinen Ser
iammlung. &eb. &leinl6miot ipar ei-
ner ser 8eiu6er.
Iie 0eforotionsarbeiten iino nit
8eginn bes neuen Sduliabrs seit-
ipeilig su gnoe gefommen. ST. gnbel,
Ser beauftragt Doroen mar, bie Ir-
beiten 5u iibertpaden, peroient bas
Sob, oielelben sldn5enb beenbet 5u ba-
ben. Seminariiten, bie iid) ipabrenb
ser Serien an oen arbeiten beteilig=
ten, peroienen belten 3anf fir ibre
8eteiligung an BEN Heinigungen Der
@1noe uno Ser Greppen. Sest fon-
men mir beiier als ie 8elu6er Sur6
Die 8eb1uli6feiten fiibren.
ltnler 8uuoo5er uno unier Sractor
tpurben in ben pergangenen @o6en
nad) &rGften beniibt, Inn Sic ba5u
be5eidneten Sldden nit iungen San-
men 5u bepflanaen. Sobalo Der 8ooen
su oielem 3tpede porbereitet mar,
gruben oie So6i6ulltubenten Die 20-
der fir bie 8Gumben; oie Stuoenten
bes bobern Seminars belorgten oas
ginpflan5en unter oer 2ei-
tltng Ser nSoreit gretp".
Sn ipeiter folgenben Sabren miro
Ser Sintergruno bielelbe Sh0nbeit
erbalten ipie Dor Dem SoIepbinlm.
Srosoem bleiben bie arbeiten Ser
gbenung uno 8einigung nod 81 non-
enoen. 9ur6 erfabrene Senlinariiten
pie Sherer, Sums, gobacic uno an-
oere miro, nod llnierer Inii6t, Die
Mrbeit sufrieoenItene,to beetbet tper-
oen. &ep. &emper unb etli6e Stuben-
ten unter ieiner 2eitl1ng tperoen be-
Itimmt oie slrbeiten gliidlid) su gnbe
fiibren, 1pie lie aud l,nlern 8aloiee
oerart geitaItet baben, oaB Bis iebt
nur mebr Elm God I'M @rlnb lidtbar
lit. Man6e Stunben nabm Die Mrbeit
an Dem 8roieft elm. Die ba5u per-
1pen0ete 3eit mar getpiB nidt ltms
Ionit.
Gin tpeiteres Yroieft miro BENT
nabIt in ansriff genommen iperoen.
Dasielbe itebt lnter Der 2eitnng bon
9fep. 2eonoro 3minger. 8ir beabiib=
tigen ,1amlid, cine bauernbe unb
bauerbafte nSence" INN Die Sarm 5l
5ieben. gs lit nidt notipenoig, Die
Bfoiten unb bns Material 5u Der
ltm5dunung an5ui6affen. @liidlider-
ipeile lit es moslid,, oas Material bon
Der um5aunllng Der friiberen 6ld6en
gu getpinnen. 9ieies alte Material lit
in gutem 3uItano erbalten 1nb aeilgt
bon Ser Mrbeit zines erfabrenen 5ar=
mers. Seine Sarm befinoet iib in
Siib=Dafota uno, tpie er bebauptet,
little in gutem 3uItano. 9abon iino
iDir bonItdnoig iiber5eligt, audi lpas
feline Giebberbe unb feline bepflan5ten
aderfldhen betrifft. gr miro nab
,.nierer ltebefael,sung feline grfabs
rung aud i'm SSoiepbinlm sur In-
menbung bringen. Gielleid)t permag
er bier Inn bas Solepbinum berum
feline friiberen Irbeitel1 nod 5u iiber-
treffen.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
Stinllue OeS WDlfeS
tiir baS Soiepbtuunl

9iernit ienbe ib Sbnen cine 8elo-
nr11peiiung pon $1,000 5ur Sreiiteae.
ssh bate bieIe @abe fir Dos Hdpit-
lihe Gonesium sSoiepbinum neripro=
den iiilb bin erbort iuoroen. Sd tpiin-
ide Der gan5en anItalt @ottes reid-
item Segen in Der 3ufunft!
90. @., Sans.
Sd fdide Sbnen $500 in einem
beionberen Mnliegen 5u gbren Der
Muttereottes, bes FL. Mntontus uno
Ser III. Bier5ebn Notbelfer. Soft lei
9anf BIN ib erbort tporben! liisen
Sic bieie @abe ser SreiIteae BEL uno
ner0ffentliden Sic iie in Sbrem tper.
ten Blatt.
g. 6. g., Ya.
8eilieeenb Monep Srber I'M 8e.
trag bon $500, tpelbe ib neriprohen
bate i'm Sale, oaB beionoere Mnlie,
gen erbort miiroen. 9anf Dem gu.
mddtisen @ott, oem fl. Srun5isfus
Der 81. 6amiIie unb benz fl. Into
Mus ipurben meine 8ebete erbort.
g., Ba.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
mud1rnlliral1
tSortfesuns bon Settle 81

lismus an Die Bano, nm ioIherma-
BEN 81 periuden, Dem ibm radfoIgen-
oen oeutlben Senbboten Die @unIt
oes amerifaniiben goIfes al ber-
ider5en tuenn er ibon oie gegierung
nidt fir ale ieine Sonoeruiinide ge-
pinnen fon1te.
DaB es nibt gelang, lit fir uns
oas iibere 3eiden zines ieIbIt bobe
grmartungen iibertreffenoen @rfolses
oes oeutiden &an5Iers, Der nnent-
Degt uno ielbltiiher auf bas @alten
Der geidi6tliden @erehtigfeit mie
auf @ott bertraut
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25

8ir eriuden unlere 2eier, fir Die
Seelenrnbe oes Srn. George &em-
per beten 5u molten. 9erielbe lit in
@eiBoint, gteb., aus oieiem 2eben
gel6ie6en. @r tpar Der Batter llnieres
Mep George SO. &enper, Der gegen-
ip1rtig i'm Soiepbinum als Dii3ipli-
nar angeltent lit.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
TELEVISION
RANGES

1853 Famous Make Electric Ronoe,
automatic oven, broil under gloss,
floor somple, No. 734 ---------
1858 Famous Make Cos Ronee, di-
vided top burners, floor somple - 2
1853 Famous Make SO" Cos Range,
divided top burners with eriddle in
the middle, floor sompIe No. G62
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APPLIANCES
or through the Grch,Ddy, Main
Evening star., 1953-10-22
WOMEN'S HANDBAGS
AND BELTS

II Leather Boes, many styles and
colors, some leather lined; oIso
royon foilIe and cotton broodcIoth
boes in black and navy
6 Royon Velvet Bags, very roony,
black, navy and brown ------
"a Wool Cinch Belts, red, yellow and
muti-coIors, small, medium and
large sizes
"Plus 2O% Federal Excise Tar
LGnSburgh'S-LEATHER GOODS
Evening star., 1953-10-22

RADIOS

Fomous noke clock rodio, grey pIos-
tic finish, floor sompIe No. 7l8 -
1858 famous make kitchen clock
rodio, Plastic cobinet -------
1853 famous make clock rodio, ivory
plostic cobinet floor sompIe 70l =
Child's 78-rpm photograph console
model, nursery rhyme theme, floor
somple
Child's 78-rpm phonoeroph console,
nursery rhyme theme, floor sompIe
Evening star., 1953-10-22
MEMS FURNISHINGS


l6 Mems Fine Port Wool Stocks e.95to
properIy IobeIed). Broken sizes 1895 5.99
200 Mems Imported French LisIe Full
fashioned Hose in heather shades
ior orc or onkIet k length; S broken sizes 2o5 l4s
u Mems Fonous Make Woven
Sport Shirts Long sleeves. dots
or stripes convertible collar style,
sizes S, M, L, XL in group 1885, S.49
Al Mems Sport Vests and Knitted
Sleeveless PuIlovers. Knitted cot
ton back, front check royon
and cotton or cotton corduroy. $3.50
smo, medium, Jorge in group 495 I.7s
IL Mems Cotton Corduroy Boxer
Waist Hobby Jeons Fomous
make, washable, four patch
pockets Observation-Disclosures I9o 499
81 IrreeuIors of Fine Imported
BroodcIoth Mems Shirts from
famous Maker, Some solid COL
ors; broken sizes, if perfect 1875 l.99
1877 Mems AII-Sik Imported Ties. All
from regular stock;
and hond-knits in group; oil i'm IS to
ported from ItoIy France $50 2.49
81 Mems Famous Moke Lono-SIeeve
Sport Shirts, convertible COL
lars, checks ploids, washable
royons cotton SnoI medium, $3.50
large in the group 595 l.7S
s6 Mems Pojomos, cotton brood 50oto
cloth. Sizes A., B. c, D in group 5.o5 299
Lonsburghs-MENS FURNISHINGS-Street Floor
Evening star., 1953-10-22

IS Dressy Royon BIouses, "a length
sleeves, shrred Ioce trimmed yokes
white, blue, pink and moenoIio,
s2-5a 5.e5 s.ss
l6 AIl-WooI PuIl-over Sweaters, short
sleeves, with beod trim,
assorted colors, sizes "a to 40 - 3o5 I29
63 Foil Flowers, mostly pin-ons, many,
many coors in royon velvet ond
royon toffeto ------------ soc use
IL Cotton Skirts, eothered style with
back Upper, grey, black and navy,
sizes II to Is --~---------- 3.95 2.ss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Floor
Evening star., 1953-10-22
CUSTOM-MADE SLIP
COVERS and DRAPERIES

Orig. NOW
! Woodrose Tuft Print Cotton Crepe
Cloth for scoop club chair, !
separate cushion os is ------- 3l.6l 9.99
| Home the Mississippi Print Cot
ton Crepe Cloth for wing chor
separate cushion os is 34.3l 9.99
| Chothom Grey Print for regular club
SOTO, separate cushions, cotton,
Green Solid Cotton Bor<coth Cover
for Lawson Chair, ! separate cush-
ion, as is -------------------- 3Z46 9.99
Hude Park fIoroI royon and cotton
for modern 3-cushon sofo, IS 1000 1899
Prs. Forest Green Textured Cotton
Pinch PIeoted Traverse Droperies,
pinch pleoted to 81" wide to pr,
Sc" long -----------------pr. pr. 37e5 S.99
! Pr. Forest Green Textured Cotton
Droperies pinch pleoted to Fl g"
wide TO Dr. Sc" Iona Dr. 1895 1899
Evening star., 1953-10-22
600 Pairs 39c to CSC
GIRLS HOSE
10 pr.

Group Of cotton .onklets or cable stitch knee-h
socks. Broken sizes and colors
Ldnsburoh's-GIRLS' WEAR-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1953-10-22

20 Prs. Double Woven Royon ond
Double Woven Cotton Gloves,
slightly soiIed from hondIino --
IS Prs. Gloves, moiny whites, broken
sizes and styles ---------~--
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1953-10-22
WASHERS AND DRYERS

Orig. NOW
| 1853 famous roke electric clothes
dryer, floor sompIe No. O0RT-----25995 ls4.S5
Eosy Electric Clothes Dryer floor
sompe 1879 IeS.S>
| 1853 Eosy Spndrier with outomotic
spin rinse, demonstrotor model $50 -Zl9.9o le4.S>
rinse T demonstrate No. So -----l7e.e5 ls4.ss
I Eosy trode-in Spindrier Wosher--- 5S.'5
! Eosy trode-in wrneer washer ---- 1925
! Eosy trode-n Spindrier washer 1925
Lcnsburghs-MAJoR APPLTANCES-41S 7th Street
or through the Grcltt0Gy, Main Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-09
WASHINGTON
2 Street al 7Hh

ThVTsdoy 1890 10 ~ N.
Other Days $50 TO 8 Pm.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Takes Race;
Mats Win

Navy's Olympic champion crew
won the heavyweight sprint
championship of the Eastern
Association of Rowing Colleges
yesterday on the Potomac in
one of the highlights of a busy
day in sports.
The favored Middies, unbeaten
in their last 18 races, had to
stave off a threat by Harvard
in a finish that thrilled an esti-
mated $4,000 spectators. The
race was televised nationally.
Pitcher Bob Porterfeld turned
in his fourth straight victory
60, over the st. Louis Browns
to move the Mats within one
game of fourth place. Porterfielo
who lost his first three games
now has pitched three shutouts
On the racing front, Native
Dancer bounced back from his
loss in the Kentucky Derby tc
win easily the $32,150 Withers
Mile, while Squared Away. owned
by Mrs. Jan Burke, set a track
record at Pimlico in the featured
Baltimore Spring handicap only
to lose on disqualification. Sen
ator Joe, eight lengths behind
Squared Away, was named the
victor after Jockey Jimmy Mich
OILS mount was placed last fol
crowding.
"Details in Sports SectiOn.)
Evening star., 1953-05-17
? Detectives Held for Coroner
In Death of Woman in Fire
A Men Hurt Fleeing BIoze in House
Often Torget of Liquor-SoIe Raids

Two suspended Tenth Precinct
detectives yesterday were held for
the coroner in connection with
the death of a 43-year-old woman
in a rooming house flash fire.
The detectives are Warren
A. Dalrymple. 40, and Webster
D. Dawson, 80. both of whom
hold many concentrations and
had no previous black marks in
their records.
They face a coroner's inquest
tomorrow at 1880 am. in the
fatal burning of Henrietta Ashby.
colored, a roomer at 708 Lamont
street NW.-scene of the blaze
Four men were injured in the
same fire. Cause of the blaze has
not vet been determined.
The policemen were suspended
after fatty and repeatedly deny
ing they had visited the Lamont
street address shortly before the
fire broke out at 5:03 am. yes
tefday. Both had gone off duty
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Of the weather. AS safety meas
ure. the Air Force had set stand
ards of a 5.000-foot ceiling and
a six-mile visibility. and at times
these standards did not prevail.
The exhibit, which is Sched-
uled for five hours today, covers
1000 square feet of space, most
of it in two hangers. The de-
monstrationS include chemical
and psychological warfare.
Yesterdays parade, which Of
f1cially launched Armed Forces
Day, lasted an hour and a half.
Among it's units were military
outfits, civilian organizations.
reserve units and high school and
military bands. Because of the
threatening weather. the num-
ber of spectators was small.
Wilson Reviews Parade.
Secretary of Defense Wilson
reviewed the parade from a re-
viewing stand on the Ellipse.
With him were Gen. Bradley,
chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff; Rear Admiral George H.
Fort, commander of the Po-
tomac River Naval Command
and co-ordinator of the Armed
Forces Day program here; Dep
uty Defense Secretary r. M.
Keyes. Navy Secretary R. B. An
derson, and Army Secretary
Robert T. Stevens.
Two wounded Army veterans,
Sergt. H. M. Smith of The
Bronx. N. Y, and Corpl. Rich
ard j. Barber of Randolph, N. Y,
along with five Marine veterans.
all of Korean fighting, were
guests on the reviewing stand.
Grand marshals for the pa
rade were Brig. Gen. Carl H.
Jark of the Army, Brig. Gen.
Verne j. McCaul of the Ma
rines, Rear Admiral Tom B. Hill
of the Navy, Maj. Gen. Morris
j. Lee of the Air Force, and Rear
Admiral Kenneth w. Cowart Of
the Coast Guard.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
Story of Britain's Young
Queen to Run in The Star
Two Senators to Survey Asio's Require
ments for More Foreign Aid. Poee AS

series of IL stories on Englands Queen Elizabeth
II, her education, her marriage and preparations to
reign will be told exclusively in The Evening Star
MCGEE, Canadian newspaper correspondent who has
written about the British royal family since 1885
Death of her father put the gracious young Queen
on the throne but her official coronation one of the
worlds most pageantryladen events will be held June
2. Know her story. Read it beginning tomorrow.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
Sailor Hurt in 10O-Ft. Fall
From Skyline Drive Cliff
Speei1I Dispo,eh 10 The Star

LURAY, Va, May 16.-A
sailor was brought to Page Me-
mortal Hospital here after he fell
from a 100-foot cliff on Skyline
drive in Shenandoah National
Park late this afternoon.
The sailor, Gunners Mate
Floyd D. Rush. suffered serious
internal injuries and multiple
fractures. He was to be trans
ferred to Bethesda Naval Hospi-
tai.
According to park officials. the
sailor had been walking with
two others when he fell at
Crescent Rock. a few miles south
of Skyland. about S pm.
Park officials said they be-
lieved Rush, whose home is in
West York, H., was taking pic
lures when he slipped off the
cliff.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Eisenhower, at Norfolk Novol Bose,
Works on Speech. Poee AZ
36-36-72 layout, according to
Pro John O'Donnell, who last
week won the Virginia State
Open golf tournament. Mr.
O'Donnell said Norfolk golfers
who play the course regularly
consider 81 "a pretty good score y
Scores of the Presidents COM
panions-Admiral Lynde D. Nc
Cormick, commander of the At
lantic Fleet; Gordon Moore OF
Washington, Mrs. Eisenhower
brother-in-law: and Rear Ad-
miral Leon j. Huffman, a men,
ber of Admiral Mccormick s
staff-were not disclosed by Mr.
ODonnell.
The caddy who carried the
Presidents clubs around the Ii
holes tempered his 10th hole
analysis of Gen. Eisenhower
game with caution.
Hes got a powerful drive
2oO yards on the third hole,
SAID Leroy Nicholson, q. colored
How about his putts?" the
caooy was asked. He smiled
Orieny but said nothing.
Weil' then, how about his ap-
proach shots?"
He smiled again and declared
that the President certainly is
a cheerful man."
Evening star., 1953-05-17
Scouts Find Camping Rough
AS Storm Levels Their Tents

the Catholic University stadium
for a mammoth camp fire pow
WOW. Then the rains came.
The result was no fire. no
party, and very nearly no shelter.
The Weather Bureau predicted
more thunderstorms today and
tomorrow with the weather con-
tinuing warm and humid. A high
of 81 is forecast for today.
The rain which pelted north
west and downtown Washington
shortly after 8 pm. yesterday
was much lighter at the weather
bureau station at National air.
port. Only 22/10O of an inch was
recorded there.
Overflow waters from a tribu-
tary of North Branch flooded the
roadway in the 100 block Of
Merrimac drive. Langley Park
Evening star., 1953-05-17

The Boy Scouts last night
found out how rough camping
out can get.
A sudden thunderstorm &C
companied by a pelting rain
leveled several hundred tents on
the grounds of Soldiers Home
where the scouts are holding an
encampment and left about 1,8OO
of them wet and homeless.
Catholic University arranged
to bed down the storm fugitlves
in the gymnasium. The Red
Cross also swung into action
with 75O dry blankets.
Youngsters who came from
out of town were placed in the
gymnasium Local scouts waited
for parents to ride to the rescue.
The youngsters. about $500
strong, were marching gaily to
Evening star., 1953-05-17
Vireinio Police Find
BroyhiII's Stolen Car

The 1858 Cadillac sedan of
Representative Broyhill, Repub-
lican. of Virginia, stolen Thurs
day night in Arlington, has been
found in woods near Lee Boule-
ward Heights, Arlington and
Fairfax police said yesterday.
Police reported the Cadillac
was locked when found. It was
being checked for fingerprints.
The auto was stolen while Mr.
Broyhill was addressing a meet
ing at Swanson Junior High
| School.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Traffic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be
either abolished. split or shifted
to the new license inspection set
up. Savings of as much as $780,
900 a year were considered pos
sible.
The aim is to stop the long
existing practice of seemingly
endless and often overlapping
inspections and the resultant
red tape which the public fire.
quently suffers to obtain licenses
and permits of various sorts.
The Star recently analyzed
the license-inspection snarl. and
some of the case histories cited
by the newspaper are quoted in
the reorganizers' long report.
Single Director Planned.
The proposed plan would:
1-Establish the post of a sim
gle director over the entire Ii
ense-inspection function. He
would have a deputy.
2-Create an administrative
Office charged with preparing
and revising regulations and
handling all budget, fiscal, per-
sonnel and supply matters in
the department. This office
would take over the administra-
tive sections of both the present
Inspection Department and the
Vehicles and Traffic Depart
ment.
3-Establish an inspection
division under the director which
would represent a merger of the
existing Inspections Department,
the Health Deartment's bureau
of public health engineering and
bureau of food inspection; De-
partment of Weights, Measures
and Markets; the license func-
tions now served by precinct Of
f1cers of the Metropolitan Police
and part of the License Bureau.
4-Establish a license and
permit division, merger of the
existing Central Permit Bureau;
the motor vehicles division
which administers the point sys-
tenn of driving license issuance
and registrar Of titles and tags
of the Vehicles and Traffic De-
partment; the character inves-
tigation function now provided
by Metropolitan Police; part OF
the License Bureau. The plan
ming and signal installation
function of the Traffic Depart
ment is slated for incorporation
| (See PEORGANIZAT Ala
Evening star., 1953-05-17
Sergt. Waters Tells
Story of His Return

GLAD FAREWELL-At Koesons,
os $50 American prisoners OF the
Communists VOTED for repatriation,
the Chinese put on big show TO
impress them. Seret John L. Wot-
tiers tells obout it in the finol in.
sediment OF his story on Poes All.
ATTLEE IMBRoGLlo Britoins
Clement Attlee lost Tuesdoy stirred
UP bitter criticism by his remorks
obout the United Stotes. Exocty
whot he sold and some onswers BY
United Stotes historions ore set forth
for Stor readers on Poee A..
THE POW cASE-Whot motivotes
the United Stotes in its ottituds on
compulsory repatriation OF prisoners
Of wor Reed obout the eose OF one
Chinese prisoner in on olIied camp
who would rother die thon return 70
Communist rule on Pose 40.
Complete Index. Pose AZ =
Rodio- TV. Progroms. Poges E-4-S