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Evening star., 1954-05-13
North Korea POLICING
Blocked by Reds, Say
Swiss and Swedes
BY the Associosed Press

MUNSAN, May 13.-Swiss
and Swedish members Of the
Neutral Nations Supervisory
Commission today accused Com
munist Czech and Polish men,
bers Of blocking satisfactory
policing of Red-held North
Korea.
In q letter to the United
Nations Command. the Swiss
and SwedeS said they decline
any responsibility for the state
Of affairs resulting from the
non CO operation of Czecho-
slovak and Polish colleagues. ,.
The letter answered one from
the U. N. Command accusing the
Reds of preventing investigation
Of U. N. charges that the Reds
are violating the Korean armis-
tice by bringing men and equip
ment into North Korea. Under
terms Of the truce each side may
replace, but not build up, men
and supplies in Korea.
Letter Signed by Two.
The four-nation supervisory
commission is charged with
policing the rotation of soldiers
and war materiel into both
North and South Korea. .
The letter to the U. N. Com
mand was signed by Swedish
Maj. Gen. Paul Mohn and Swiss
Brig. Gen. Ernst Gross.
The two neutrals called for a
new look by the Military Armis-
tice Commission at the whole
problem of supervision and espe-
cially Of Investigations concern
ing alleged violations of the
armiStice agreement. :"
Under the present circum-
stances" the two generals de-
clared, "the Neutral Nations Su-
pervisory Commission will not be
In a position to operate as was
probably intended by the sigma
tories Of the armistice agree
ment."
The Military Armistice Com
mission, made up of allied and
Communist d<egates, is the final
authority on Interpretation Of
the Koroor frIYoa
Point to LOOphOles.
The Swiss and Swedes said 1t
was apparent from the start"
Of their work that there were
too many loopholeS left to en-
able the application of a thor
ough control of the rotation Of
military personnel and the re-
placement Of combat materiel."
I'm addition" the two neutralS
declared, "the operations of this
commission were hampered by
the fact that in many instances
the vote Of its four members was
found to be equally divided, re-
gulting in a deadlock"
The letter added that inspec-
ton teams in Communist terri
tory have been unable to operate
emciently lowing to the restric-
tive practices imposed on the ac-
tivitieS Of the teams by their
Czechoslovak and Polish memo
bers."
Evening star., 1954-10-09

BETHESDA, nr. parochial and grade
schools - 4 bedrms. 2-bath. brick
Colonial; on lge wooded lot: ideal for
family: 1-bedrm. and bath on 1st a.
Assume Ice. AZ 1st trust Price,
S21 $50, Vacant, Purchaser can
move in immed. Ewes. OIL. 2-9346.
Evening star., 1954-10-09

II. JOIiN5ON' WIZ. I-UWJW.
KENTLAND-VetS. no down payment.
Several = and 3 bedrm. homes in
this conv. area from Sl0.0O0. Pay
ments less than rent. Call now!
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER, Realtor,
3414 Hamilton ST., Hyatts. WA.
1-5000, WA, 7-6O60. 10
LANDOVER HILLS-GI or FHA. Two
fenced-in lot; close to schools, bus
and shopping center, only 90 Minis
downtown: terms to suit. CLYDE
R. ADAMS, Realtor. UN. Al 143.
Evening star., 1954-10-09

ABACADABRA. S?95 CASH, bal. like
rent. Attractive, modern, 2-bedroom
rambler. Full dry basement; gas
heat; / blk to busline and shopping
non-vet. assume 4et GI loan. Imme-
diate possession, LO. 4-6565. H.
BANNoCKBURN, SIT,350-For mod
ern brick-and-redwood rambler. GI
APPROVED. bedrmS.. Ia baths.
lge. liv. rm. with dining L" Util
rm., patio. elec. range. refgr, auto
washer, drier, disposal and many
other features. Reduction if some
equip. excluded. QUICK OCCU-
FANCY. Choice suburb. Dir: Out
MASS. AVE. to GOLDSBORO. left
to MACARTHUR. then right to BAN
NOCKBURN, then right to WEST
HALBERT. then left to $780, w.
HALBERT. BY OWNER. OIL. A. 135.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Diick; 2 lathE, firepl., bsInt.. corner
lot, JOHN A. WENTz, AP. 10000
Evening star., 1954-10-09

CHEVY CHASE-A thorou2hly COM
Portable, mod. 2-story brick home;
mr.. Chevy Chase Club and Rose
mary School Lge step-down hv;;
rm.. 3 bedrms., Ia baths. full
bsmt.. colorful garden with unusual
covered patio. Exceptional offering
in this fine neighborhood at only
Sc3.a5O Call now. EARL T.
WRIGHT OIL. $4,000. Open Sun
Evening star., 1954-10-09

This is an outstanding home on level,
Handicapped, corner lot, 260-ft. front.
1t has very large, beautiful iv.
rm., guest-size din. rm., elegant all
elec. kit, 3 twin-size bedrmS., utility
rm., many lge. closets, large and
unusually bright incl: porch. breeze
End fireplace. To inspect, come out
Colesville rd. about mile from -Four
Corners, turn left at Northwest DIR.
at the Village Sign and ] blk. to my
office. ROBERT E. HEATER, Exclu-
sive Agent. JU. 9-0021. After z,
call Mr.. Henderson, JU. 5-3S34.
Evening star., 1954-10-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SEVEN
BRICK RAMBLERS
ALL DIFFERENT

ALL DIFFERENT
OPEN | TIL DARK
93l2 WARREN ST.
TO WARREN COURT
Three bedrms., beaut. liv. rm., ceramic
tile bath. equipped kit. roomy day
light bSmt.. gas air heat. Good
transp., churches. schools and shop
ping. $l6,950 UP. Excel. financing
MICHAEL WALSH g. SONS, 12l1
Eye st. NV. RE. 1889, OIL. 6-7256,
Directions: Out Ga. ave. to $500 blk,
lett on Seminary lane. down Semi
s., left on Warren st. to open house
signs. 10
Evening star., 1954-10-09
CLINTON
$1,000 CASH

Open Sun. 12 till 6; brand-new AZ
#. 3-bedroom brick rambler on a
acre lot. Assume builders large Gil
inets. large combination lily. rm.-
din. rm.. tile bath, plastered walls.
Yard-level bsmt. viii rent with op-
tion to buy. To reach: Out Branch
ave. Sc. to State hwy. No. ,, 9 miles
to Clinton. Turn. right at Clinton
Mar ave. and house No, Q. OIL. a
4593. ME. S-15S1 weekdays JOHN
HoKE, INDEPENDENT BROKER.
Evening star., 1954-10-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
2-FAMILY HOME
RRICK CAPE con


Damascus, approx. 40 min. from
has full bsmt., gar, rms. bath
on 1st fir; 4 rms. dncl; kita and
1o bath on Sne E idssy sssons SltqsfeS 1aaied
distance Ready to move into; spot
less cond. Call LO. $4,000 for
further information. HUGGINS g.
HARRISON, INC. REALTORS.
10
GI-SI3. 500-A beautiful 2-bedroom
Colonial, stones throw from Jr.
high and public school. ! block to
Poo Poo n5 eombinstion shg foSm With repaee a1h
full basement. attractive side porch,
nice landscaping. No money down.
GI-S16,5oo-No money down, 30
yr. financing available. A beauti-
ful brick 3-bedroom Colonial with
Gated on a level lot close to every
thing. Completely redecorated
throughout. Anchor-fenced lot.
S1g,950-owner will accept a
Gil contract on a, beautiful 3-beds
Hills. Full ballroom basement. ALI
electric kitchen. Close to every
thing.
s26, ,5oo-Here is very attractive new
brick Cape Cod. 3 bedrooms, ga
baths. huge dining room, all-elec-
trio kitchens. Located stones
throw from shopping center in
Woodside.
Manor Country Club-Custom built
split level brick rambler. i'm
mense bedrooms, 2 baths with room
for : more bedrooms and bath on
4th level. Membership in Manor
Country Club with sale to approved
purchaser.
5,500-An extremely unusual
combination, beautiful Woodmoor
and excellent Gil financing. A quail
ifled veteran can purchase this
beautiful 3-bedroom. brick-and-
stone Colonial for no down payment
and low monthly payments.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
s435 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring.
JU $4,000 Til 10, Incl. Sun.
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HILLCRFsT HEIGHTs-BRICl
THIS is A GEM!

GI-S695 dn.: l yr. old; . bedrms..
full bsmt.; liv. rm., din. rm.; sarb.
real buy for GI. Mr.. Fowler. LO.
7-2204. cox e. CO.. 10. S-5S37.
Evening star., 1954-10-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA

Open Sunday, l til dark. A 3-bed
room brick rambler, separate dinini
room, all-electric kitchen. beautiful
recreation room and fenced real
Will go CT. Out Bradley blvd 81
miles to Ridge rd.. right to Vale,
rd. and 6a21. Call RA. 6-S3S6.
KIRKS REALTY CO., Realtors
Evening star., 1954-10-09
BETHESDA, S24,750-BRADLEY,
VILLAGE

This fine constructed brick residence
in TOP; residential area has large
separate living and dining rooms,
kitchen, POWDER room. spacious
SUMNER WINTER porch on 1st
floor: 3 good-sized bedrooms and 2
creation room and half bath in bsmt.
Attached garage Located on a beau
tiful pa rtialiy wooded level lot. this
house is a terrific buy, with VA
approved 100000. 25-year loan and
excellent conventional financing.
Call Mr.. Mccormick. JAMES L.
DIXON e. CO., ST. 3-7200; eyes,,
co 5-l32n. Ext hnR
Evening star., 1954-10-09

VACANT OCTOBER 8
$3.50 pays down payment and settle
newly decor; rec. rnl.: level fenced
lot 10. 5-1360. Submit offer. III
Evening star., 1954-10-09
VILLAGE RAMBLER
5424 Y ST: Sc.
OPEN SUNDAY O-G p

OPEN SUNDAY, 20 PM.
# you have been searching for a 81
bedrm. brick rambler. situated on a
large lot. here is your chance. This
property contains many custom fea-
lures and may be purchased under
20-yr. financing Call Mr.. Craw-
ford, CY. 1-S95S Dir. Out Pa.
ave Sc. tc Southern. left to V and
, MARsHALL j WAPLE co.
1924 l4tn St. NV. AID. 4-2005
Evening star., 1954-10-09
HILLCREST HTS.
1900 DOWN
SI1S DEP MO

1,oO0 DOWN
Sis PER MO.
g rms, semidet. brick with y bath
on LIST, A.. kit. equipped with
WESTINGHOUSE range, refer, dish
washer. garbage disposal. exhaust
fan; rec rm,; Anchor fence: blk.
to schools. shopping. and bus. Sl6,-
$50. Call OWNER. LO. 7-3163.
Ill
Hyatts., Md.-Sale by Owner
Two-story brick 3-bedroom, large
kitchen, bath and half, inclosed
porch. foored attic. Corner lot.
large trees. GI approval, $l9 $50.
HA 2-41l2. I0'
Evening star., 1954-10-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mo.

APPLEGATE-3-acre beauty. 10 min.
Silver Spring. If you have compared
many tnen SGu i. k.IoV this IS (.
forced sacrifice. Rec, wkshop.. ldry.,
FULLY equip. Sl9,950. Box SIC, Star
Evening star., 1954-10-09
Sl3,5OO

Four-bedroom home. with full
most useable, yet semifinished; the
lot is fenced for the little ones, and
the house Is near a lovely recreation
center. for the whole family. Call
JU. 9-S010 til 9, MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & ms. CO. IL
Evening star., 1954-10-09
COLORED
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

COLoRED-sI5 GOLDEN ST.-Va.
cant. $3.50: $9y down, $40 mo. =
story brk.; 4 rms, toilet. UN. f.
Evening star., 1954-10-09

NO CASH DN. TO QUALIFIED CT
Owner sacrificing Spac., brick, SEMI
rambler for 5000 under new price
plus many extras. Three lge. bed
rooms. iv. rm.. firepl, family-Size
din. rm., huge, family, equip. kit:
ia baths, full bsmt., gas h.-wh.,
FENCED yard. Don't miss this rare
oppor. in conv. Lewis6ale area. Only
Sl5,75O; VA approved. HE. 4-350O;
eyes HA N-rnrn w w LEWIS,
Evening star., 1954-10-09
609 Sligo Creek PkWy.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.

Pleasant living in this g.
bedrm., 2-bath split-level home
of distinction. You will like
the cathedral-type liv, rm.
with its large f1repl. and in
direct lighting; the step-up,
full din. rm. with circular
glass bay looking on your own
wooded lot; the twin-sized
bedrmS.. the abundant cup
board and closets: the hot
water, recessed heat. Finished
rec. room on lower level has
complete kitchenette and bath.
Use the adjoining lge. room for
elderly members of the fam
lily who wish separate quar-
\ ters, or make it a den or
study. Close to transp. and
all facilities. See this charm
ing, functional home offered
at S26.950. To reach: North
on Carroll ave. to 1900 blk.
right to Sligo Cr. pkwy., right
| blk. to our sign. corner
jackson and Sligo,
Evening star., 1954-10-09
RFTHESDA-S22 $50

BETHESDA-$22,95O
Unusual circumstances permit offer
ing this very attractive, English
cottage-style house. On quiet street
yet convenient to shopping, pa
rochial and public schools; bedrm
large den, full bath, 1St fir: 3 bed
rms. full bath Ind fir; liv. rm
with Colonial picture window and
paneled fireplace din. rm., modern
kitchen: rear garden with trees
and garage. Will sell quickly.
w. B. WRIGHT
EN- 3-5600 OPEN TILL q
Evening star., 1954-10-09
MT RAINIER MD

Det. bricktex arranged as 3 apts.
Present income, SlGO mo. Oil h.-w h.
New roof. Priced at only Sll 300.
j. LEE DONNELLY AND SON,
Ma S-33l6 Realtors Ewes, OIL, 4-i014
10
TAKOMA PARK-OPEN SUN, 2-4--
1904 GUIDE ave. of New Hampshire
ping; det. brick bungalow; lovely
incl. yard: det. garage: = bedrms.,
eXpan attic; full bsmt.. gas heat.
Clear of debt. Price reduced. owner
will finance.
SISK REALTY RA. 6-63"1
Evening star., 1954-10-09
CHEVY CHASE

sta. library and powder room-a
easy to care for. 7-rm. traditional
modified Colonial with white OAK
floors, through center-hall plan,
banquet-size din. rm.. liv. rm. with
stone firepl., extremely lge. kit
with breakfast space. 3 bedrms.,
9 baths End fl. Full bsmt. Spark
ling rec. rm. with firepl.; 2-car
attach. garage. Just over D. c. line
and 2 blocks west of Wise. ave.
Under 100000. Excel financing
Available Call Mr.. Mccormick.
JAMES L. DIXON 81 co.
ST. 3-720O co. 6-1320. Ext. 300
Evening star., 1954-10-09
DOCTOR
RAMBLER-S1O.95O
OPEN SUNDAY

g117 Bradford rd., Silver Spring,
Md. - S13, ,450: down $500, 1st
2nd about $3.50 at S25 mo. Wonder
full buy; brick: . bedrooms, nice
living room, equipped kit; oil heat,
very economical. Beautiful grounds,
shrubs. ETC.: close to everything On
nice quiet street. A. l.. SEELY LYE,
DI 1925 or LO. 4-0S43. l0s
Evening star., 1954-10-09
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

Attractive all-brick rambler with GEN.
ter hall. prominently situated in
Evening star., 1954-10-09
8O4 ARLINGTON DIR.

A white brk.. 3-bedrm.. o
bath rambler in Burnt Mil
Hills section for only S24. $50.
This price will satisfy the
estate and has lust been re-
duced. Not an opportunity
like this since World War II.
Heirs in Fla. say sell 1t. See
it Sunday; it won't last at this
price. To reach: Out Colesville
rd. past 4 Corners; right on
Arlington DIR. to open sign.
Evening star., 1954-10-09
A COLUMBIA AVE.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.

Don't miss the boat. If you
are GI you can buy this
well-kept 3-bedrm. home with
full bsmt. and gar. with no
cash down--in fact. well pay
half your settlement charges.
The owner built a new home
and doesn't need both of them.
Here's GI prize, only
SI4, 900. To reach: Out Car
roll ave. right on Columbia to
our sign.
Evening star., 1954-10-09

ARGYLE PARK-SIL. SPG.
Sf2, 500: near parkside School---LiV.
rm.. I3x1S. with fireplace; din. rml.,
kit. > bedrms and bath. bsmt.: on
Terms. Term pst suRVLE @ @. RAMSEY. JU.
9-2gS5. IA. 9-244:.
BETHESDA-BRADLEY WOODS.
Absolutely charming for the small
family. Shady f9-acre lot in won
derful area. Tremendous down.
Stairs bedroom or den with full bath
plus large living room. l2x14 dining
room and nice U-shaped kitchen on
on second, Recreation room with
fireplace; 2-car. built-in garage;
scads of storage space. Only $34 900
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-T0o6.
Evenings OIL. 4-5709. p
Evening star., 1954-10-09

GOUD UPPORUNITY-mVe
For sale or will rent with option to
buy 3 bedrm. semidet. brick house.
6207 Longfellow st, E. Riverdale.
Md; will make terms attractive;
no down payment to proper party.
Owner on premises Sunday, IL am.
to & % m 10
Evening star., 1954-10-09
CHASE VILLAGE, Md

Never before has 1t been SO i'm
portant TO choose a home in the
best environment for your children
Never before has this comfortable,
Immaculate home been offered at
the price now asking. Walking dis
tance of Blessed Sacrament and
Somerset schools. bus station and
shopping centers. Open Sat. and
Sun. | to + pm. Call OIL. 2-1a92.
Evening star., 1954-10-09

OPEN IL P.M.-Brick Dutch Colon
ial. 1907 Tilden rd., 5 rms. and
bsmt.; oil h.-w h.. frepl.. gar, laree
lot, lovely shade; priced to sell:
ewes, HA. 2-4O33. ]. NORMAN
AGER, Realtor, JU. 9-1600 10
Evening star., 1954-10-09
LANpOyER HILLS. Open Sun, p

LNNDUVEh HILLS, UptH sum .-O'
4214 END ave. s rms. bath. knotty-
pine den; full dry bsmt., rec. rm.
can buy Sl,nA0 On. st. Mary's par
ish: a bargain for large family:
mr.. public school. Defense hwy. to
END ave, right to open sign. j.
VICTOR DICKEY, AP. 7-S0S0.
Evening star., 1954-10-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Visit Lohr Homes

This fine brk. home has 4
bedrms., . baths. All rooms
are in generous proportions.
1t has a full bsmt. and shows
it has had the best of care.
It's location in Montgomery
Hills, brings everything to
your doorstep. See it Sun.
and you'll agree with US.
To reach: Out Ga. ave.
hard left on Seminary I'd. to
our open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10
Real Jolt Theory
Disturbs PoImieri

Henry Palmieri, director of
social work for Juvenile Court
said last night he is non-plussed
by people who say "let's give the
young repeaters a real JOLT"
What do they mean by a
jolt?" he asked.
THE one big thing these kids
miss, that they hunger for. is
an Identification with adult au-
thority Surely we don't want
them to find their Identification
with the hardened. bitter, Gym
ical adult criminals in our
prisons. If we do. we have really
given up hope for them.
THE only real jolt l can i'm
agine is longer stay in the
juvenile institutions we already
have, designed to give the young
sters guidance and some hope
for the future"
Mr.. Palmieri spoke, together
with Police Capt. John F. Ryan,
head OF the Juvenile Squad, to
the Southeast Neighborhood
Council in Friendship House, 6l9
D street Sc.
Capt. Ryan said the need for
guidance never stops. however.
"Thirty-f1ve and 4O-year-old
criminals are also immature" he
said.
Capt. Ryan said the good work
OF such juvenile institutions as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10
Clio Asks Congress
For More Liberal
JobIess Insurance
sy the As.oe,o,ed pr..,

The Clio called on Congress
today to liberalize the unemploy-
ment insurance program to deal
with growing joblessness.
At the same time, CIO Secre-
tary- Treasurer James B. Carey
criticized as harmful" House.
passed bill to revise financing of
the insurance program.
But spokesman for two leading
business organizations - the
United States Chamber Of Com
merce and the National Associa-
ton of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the measure and said it ought
to go even further toward turn
ing over to the States admins
tration of the jobless benefits
program.
Testimony of all three organi-
cations was prepared for a SEN
ate Finance Committee hearing
on legislation which would make
the first major change in nearly
20 years in the financing of the
unemployment insurance pro-
gram
The Federal Government now
collects three-tenths of per
cent on payrolls to cover the
cost of running the program
This mony goes into general
Treasury funds. and Congress
then appIopriates sums to cover
both Federal and State admin
istrative costs.
The bill now pending would
earmark all such future payroll
tax collections for the jobleSs
benefit program.
Revenue left over after adj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10
Air Force Turns Down
Call for 5 TO Testify
AT SchWab|e Inquiry
By [. Edgar Primo

The Air Force has officially
turned down Marine Corps re-
quest that it be permitted to call
Air Force personnel to testify
in the hearings on the false
germ warfare confession of Col.
Frank H. Schwable, it was
learned today.
This action clears the way for
a conclusion of the Marine in
quiry this week. Prospects now
are that Col. Schwable. the As
year-old Arlington flyer who
b-.3ke under Communist mental
torture, will take the stand him
self tomorrow. as the final wit
ness.
Court May Retire Friday.
Closing arguments by counsel
then could be heard on Friday.
after which the court could re-
tire for it's secret deliberations.
The court is to recommend any
disciplinary action it may deem
appropriate" to Gen. Lemuel
Shepherd, Commandant of the
Marine Corps. He may accept
or reject such recommendation.
President Eisenhower today
called for a rule of reason in
such cases as that of Col.
Schwable. He told a news con-
ference that men who gave way
under Communist torture could
not be taken back for young
Americans to follow enthusiast
tically, but at the same time
they should not be condemned
too severely.
The President said he recalled
that at about the time of the
Revolutionary War there was a
sort of understanding that con-
trolled contacts with the enemy.
For example, he said captured
general was treated as a guest.
Today, he said. sharpening
hatreds and theological differ
enceS in which our civilization is
threatened by purely Materials
tic opponents have brought
oh
Understanding Urged.
He added that now one must
be very understanding in
dividual if he is to criticize
severely the men giving way to
things they had to endure.
The Marine court and counsel
for Col. Schwable had hoped to
question four Air Force officers
and an enlisted man-all OF
whom confessed" to germ war
fare charges in Korea. Subpoenas
requiring their presence had been
turned over to Air Force head
quarters for serving.
The Air Force. in turning down
the request. took the position
that testimony of its personnel
might "jeopardize" its own hear
ings on germ warfare cases now
being conducted in secret by a
special board of generals. 1t also
vas stated that until its own
hearings have been completed,
the Air Force felt it could best
protect its personnel by not al
lowing them to testify in public
at the Marine inquiry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10

A way of welcoming new cit
liens into the community on a
personal basis. as well as into
the country on an official basis,
was used yesterday. as 81 per-
sons took the oath of allegiance
in the U. S. District Court for
the District of Columbia.
After the naturalization cere-
mony, the 81 were given re-
ception in the lawyers lounge.
The second such affair. yes
terday's was sponsored by the
Women's Bar Association and
two legal sororities, Phi Delta
Delta and Kappa Beta Pi.
Year in Developing.
The idea started a year ago
and bore fruit last month. One
of the prime movers was Mrs.
Edwinna Austin Avery, chair
man of the Bar Associations
Citizenship Committee.
She is an editor for the Immi-
grafton and Naturalization Serv-
ice, and it occurred to her there
was too much Government and
not enough of the people in the
naturalization ceremony. She
talked it up. got her group inter
ested and helped to get other
groups to sponsor Individual re-
ceptionS.
Mrs. Bertha Lane, former
grand dean of Kappa Beta Pi.
was an enthusiastic supporter
of the project.
She went to court last year to
see a friend naturalized and
found that latter all the cere-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10
Reception Adds Human Touch
To Business of Naturalization

mony in the court room, people
were just sent out on their own.
Some almost didn't know how
to get out of the courthouse. :"
she said yesterday. What a let
down."
The new citizens yesterday
mingled with their predecessors
as Americans. drank coffee. and
ate little sandwiches and cookies.
"Angel of Belsen" Naturalized.
Among those naturalized yes
terday were the Angel of Bel
SEN and her husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Frederick. 6420 Fifth
street NV. Mrs. Frederick
earned her nickname by saving
"a children from death in a Ger
man concentration camp.
A Greenland-born expert on
Eskimo life, his Eskimo wife and
their oldest daughter also were
naturalized. They are Mr.. and
Mrs. Svend Frederickson, 2015
Kearney street NE, and Bodil
Frederickson, 81. They have
four other daughters.
The Bar Association is casting
about for community groups to
join with it as co-sponsors for
the receptions. to be held after
each monthly naturalization
ceremony.