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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11
The Baptists' Position:

(from Detroit News)-"Do Ba ptiss accept the literal
Interpretation of the Bible?
yes and no. All Baptists believe in the inspiration
Of the Bible but only the extreme undamentass accept
ii literally or regard it a. INFALLIBLE in every detail"
"INFALLIBLE TEACHER"
All Baptists accept the Bible nfable in religious
teachings and trustworthy record of the progressive
revelation of God cmaxed by the supreme revelation Of
Himself in Jesus Christ
Progressive and liberal Baptst regard sections
Of the Bible written in the thought patterns of Biblical
times-aegorcal, hguratve, legendary, yet conveying
eternal religious truths.
mo official dogma prescribes how individual
Baptist shall interpret the Bible"
ONLY THE PURE IN HEART ARE COMPETENT
TO DEMONSTRABLY INTERPRET THE BIBLE WITH
CHRIST'S FRUITS!-AND THAT MEANS ONLY
CHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
WHO ARE NOT INDIFFERENT OR
CONTENTIOUS, TOWARDS GODS TWO GREATEST
REPRESENTATIVES SINCE CHRIST JESUS-
THE FULFILLED CHRIST PROMISED COMFORTER
EVEN THE HOLY GHOST. THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH,
WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL THINGS -
AND is TEACHING ALL THINGS OF GODS
UNIvERSE-vIA GODS CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE
MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL PEOPLES!-
REVEALED VIA GODS DAUCHTER-SUCCESSOR
TO HIS HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED MESSIAH SON,
CHRIST JESUS-HIS MARY BAKER EDDY!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11
Resurrection Of the Body"

God to the Detroit Tribune;
Chrstlike Christian Scientists know that the alleged
Resurrection of the body misstatement and perver-
son Of Jesus teachings!
"In My MISUNDERSTANDING Cod-"the Christian
Science textbook-Ssvior Liberato and Protector of
the Holy Scriptures against the spiritual adultery of the
four European religious crpples and the devils raudu
lent medicine. and psychatrysnd other Christ
Science VOID healing endeavors!!i"
Still quoting Gods Mrs Eddy recorded My dictation
in Science and Health with Key to the Scripures-that
THE HUMAN MIND AND BODY ARE M-YT-HSli!
PART S
ETERNALITY OF MAN is ONLY AS OF-AND IN
DIVINELY SCIENTIFIC, CHRISTLIKE, SPIRITUAL
CONSCIOUSNESS
PART
LITERAL FALLIBILITY OF BIBLE
Episcopal, Baptist churches, and many Others, IN
ACREEMENT-as per excerpt from the Detroit News;
But the Episcopal Church does not hold to the lit
ers nerrancy of Scripture The Bible considered sacred
for its general inspiration the record Of Gods reve
ton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11

INVISIBLE CHRIST-MACNlFICENT IDEA
OF GOD MAN. AND ALL DIVINE AND
SPIRITUAL ETERNAL REALITY!
PART
Affirming from the Apostles Greed again,
AND IN JESUS CHRIST, HIS ONLY SON,
OUR LORD, WHO WAS CONCEIVED BY THE
HOLY GHOST, BORN OF THE VIRGIN MARY
SUFFERED UNDER PONTIUs PLATE. etc. -"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11
THE Town erie" -
Continued from Back Psge)
PART I


DEFoRMITiEs. DEATHS. ALL OF THE MYTHICAL
CHASTITY FARCE or MATERIAL tso-esIIed)
EXISTENCE
Adams and Ewes love fhs praise Of than the
praise OF Codl That is devil devdss them that fraud
veni love
Hence. the Old Testament Scripture: Choose ys this
day whom ys will serves Elijah Numbered TO the false
prophets wicked weak King Ahsb and that shsdsvil
spouse Jsrsbe-who needed TO have IT. devils cast oofl
tsrilesl
Elijah sddins "f the Lord be God Him. II sssI
rhsn him!
And eentvre. later. Ny Holy Ghost conceived Messiah
beloved SON. Jesus stated like this: The OF life IS
straight and few there be that find H. twneeas
the way destruction broad and many there DO which
in fhsrestl
Also mo two masters. Either he'll hate
love the other else he'll cling to the one and
despise the other Ys CANNOT God and msmmonl
-'msner'-ths MYTHICAL. shsdowy SUBSTANCE OF The
DEvIL-"s murderer, liar who spoke not the truth be-
cause there truth him When he speskefh lie ne
speskeh Of his own for he is liar and the father OF ~!
John s;43 44.
PARTS
ITO MY Coda DAUGHTER.sUCCESSOR,
MY BELOVED MARY, BAKER EDDY. THE EXERCISE
OF WILL BRINGS ON A HYPNOTIC STATE,
DETRIMENTAL TO HEALTH AND INTEGRITY
OF THOUGHT !" (S&H)
And centuries earlier my Prophet: A man think
eth in his heart (understandins). so is he!
And to my Prophet Jeremiah: The show of their
ness tparsphrased).
And no wonder-the human body is MIRROR
Of mortal thought 3-dmensiona IMAGE of the
total Of human revealing and declaring
how much or how little. the Christ divine Idea
triumphant magnhcent idea of Creator, creation, and
universe-s being permitted enter the individual hu-
CONSIGNMENT
And get this. dictated to Mrs Eddy the startling
declaration that the human mind and body are
MYTHS!i"
PART a.
BEWARE OF TOO MUCH CONTACT WITH
SHINING ADAMS AND EYES,!
THEIR UNCHRISTLIkE THINKING INFECTS
HEBREWS, CATHOLICS PROTESTANTS, AND
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS-IN THAT ORDER
OF SUSCEPTIBILITY
MISERY LOVES COMPANY"
And the devil loves gsnize his Adams and Ewes,
sell them ediocrityn order to sell Amer
lea the devils Judas Christ VOID antChrist Judasm! J!
and the DEVILS Catholic materaistic perversions of the
pure, spiritual, original Christianity of my CHILD
Less Christ Jesus-the Way, the Truth and the Life!
Who DID NOT example of shining, stupid blum
derng Adams and Ewes, multiplying like rabbits'!-as
do many Catholics Hebrews and Asatcs, and
benighted Protestants, as wel!!'
PART
"COLDS-CAUSE AND CURE-DlSEASE AND
DEFORMITIEs cTHE WAGES OF SIN is DEATH'D
IL dictated to Mrs. Eddy that All disease is the
sult Of education (S&H)-of impure, divney unscen-
hhc, unsprua unChriske education!
ignorance, sim" IS & HI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11

Dangers Of Popularity and the
Don't Talk 1t, Live It Spiritual
Adultery Of Impure interpretations
Of My Christ, Truth, Which Require.
Radical Reliance, In Order to
Demonstrate DivineIy Scientific
Healing Power Over the Belief Of
Sickness, Disease, and Deformity,
And to Overthrow the Fraudulent
GoIiaths Who Have Grown Too Big
For Their Breeehes!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11

ITO Mrs. Eddy, to you: Attempts to conciste sociey
and 40 gain DOMINATION OVER MANKIND ARISE
FROM WORLDLY WEAKNESS!
".HE WHO LEAVES ALL FOR CHRIST, FORSAKES
AND GAINS CHRISTIANITY"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11

TRIBUNE-sATURDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
league Studies Bill
To Limit Use Of
Armory for Exhibits

Legislation to prevent use of
the District National Guard
Armory for many of the shows
and exhibits now held there is
being studied by Representative
league, Democrat, of Texas.
Mr.. league forwarded copy
of proposed bill to the District
Commissioners and said he had
been asked to introduce it at
this session of Congress. He said
he wanted comments from the
city heads before he did it.
The Commissioners, at their
regular meeting today. heard
Mai. Gen. William Abendroth,
commanding officer of the Dis
trict National Guard. and Arthur
j. Bergman, armory manager,
defend the present policy. The
Commissioners then asked for a
written report which they will
consider before forwarding their
own views to Mr.. league.
leagues Office Silent.
Mr.. leagues Office would not
reveal who had asked him to
introduce the bill.
Mr.. Bergman said the armory
was not in competition with
Uline Arena as has been charged
in the past. Migiel2Uline. owner
Of the arena. has protested many
times about the armory.
Bigger Than Uline Arena.
Mr.. Bergman said the Armory
has $4,000 square feet of space
as Compared with Uline Arenas
10000. He said many of the
Armory events-such as the auto
show. flower show. home builders
show-are too large for Uline
Arena.
Consequently. the Armory and
the arena are not in competition.
he added.
The bill would prevent use of
the Armory by groups if 'pri-
vate facilities" are available to
accommodate them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

set for February 26. In the
meantime, the court ordered the
prisoner to Bellevue Hospital for
pSychiatric examination.
Meantime. detectives disclosed
further details of the search for
the killer of the Bodenheims.
Weinberg told them, they said,
that he had wandered as far
south as Charlottesville, Va, but
after reading newspaper ac-
counts of the crime returned to
New York Monday night or
Tuesday morning. Detectives
caught him as he tried to flee
yesterday from building about
a mile from the spot where the
writer and his wife were killed.
The bodies of Mr., Bodenheim
and his wife were found Sunday
in dingy lower east side room
rented by Weinberg Mr.. Boden-
helm had been shot to death.
His wife's body bore numerous
stab wounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
Bodenheim Suspect
AIraigned, Says Two
He Killed Were Reds
~ The As.ociased Press .

NEW YORK, Feb. li.-Defi-
antly shouting II killed two
Communists. / ought to get a
medal" ex-dishwasl1er Harry
Weinberg was taken to police
headquarters today for formal
arraignment as the slayer OF
Maxwell Bodenheim and the ec-
centric poet-author'S third wife.
The unkempt prisoner. cap
tured as he tried to flee from a
hideout yesterday and who signed
a statement after 10 hours of
questioning, was relaxed and
casual as he arrived for the
routine of fingerprints, lineup
and other formalitieS.
He was allowed to halt for
newspaper photographs. and
posed freely.
Then as he was led of, the
25-year-old Weinberg turned
suddenly and shouted at specta-
tors:
Il killed two Communists
I ought to get a medal from
Washington, D. c. Don't forget
to get that in the paper"
Motive Unexplained.
Thus far police have remained
silent on whether any motive for
the murders was uncovered dur
ing the long question session
yesterday. Weinberg at first told
conflicting stories:
He admitted. police said. shoot
ing Mr.. Bodenheim, So, but said
the ex-writer killed his wife, the
former Ruth Pagan. IS. Then
he denied everything, subse-
quently asserted the shooting re-
suited from drunken row.. The
next version was he tried to
make love to the woman and Mr..
Bodenheim fought him. Several
times he declared: Maybe there
was somebody under the bed"
Finally, police said. he signed
a statement confessing both
crimes. He was smiling and UNI
concerned when booked.
Believe He's Taking.
When police completed ques-
Joining him last night, they said
they believed he was shamming
Ia entail weakness. Detectives said
he had spent time in a mental
institution as boy.
After his police headquarters
appearance today Weinburg was
taken before Magistrate Louis
A. Pagnucco in Felony Court.
Alternately scowling and smil-
ing. Weinburg occasionally beat
on a table and kept repeating
They're Communists" appar-
emily in reference to his victims.
I'm for the public" he an
nounced at another point. THE
public is for me. They knew
Bodenheim was a Communist. {"
Then Weinberg denied having
signed any statement of guilt.
When Assistant District At
torney Manuel Graymore re-
queSted a two-week adjourn
ment to prepare the case, Vein
berg called:
You'll need plenty of time.
You sure need plenty OF time.
There'll be plenty of big shot at
torneys to back me up"
Attorney Appointed.
Magistrate Pagnucco appoint
ed Legal Aid Society attorney
to represent Weinberg.
Weinberg finally talked with
the lawyer. Benjamin Schmier.
and an adjourned hearing was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
3-Yeor Respite From Probes
Urged for Information Service

Senator Hickenlooper, Repub-
lican, of Iowa filed the report
with the Senate yesterday, end
ing the subcommittee 18
months study Of the program.
The Senate Investigations
Subcommittee headed by Sen
ator Mccarthy, Republican. of
Wisconsin has announced plans
to revive its own investigation
of the program, possibly late
this month.
The Mccarthy group has
charged that the program I'M
der Democratic administration
was weakened seriously by Com
munist infiltration. The Hicken-
looper subcommittee made DO
such findings in its study of how
the Democrats ran the program.
but in a report to Congress last
June listed many other reasons
why it contended the program
had been less effective than it
should have been.
Yesterdays report Summar-
lied what Mr.. Hickenloopers
subcommittee has concluded ON
the basis of studies of the pro-
gram since the mid-June report.
Many shortcomings remain"
it said. land there is, as there
always will be, room for i'm
provement. 1t does appear, how
ever, that a solid foundation
for further progress has been
laid.
What is needed most during
the next three or four years is
a period of stability and con-
tinuity in the direction of the
information program in which
the policies now being developed
can be applied and tested. The
experience thus gained should
lead to further adjustments and
improvements.
1T may be that after such a
period another examination by
the legislative branch will be in
order"
Asked whether the remark was
aimed at Senator McCarthys
plans for new inquiries into the
program, Senator Hickenlooper
said it was not directed at any
one," but was "a statement of
what the subcommittee believes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
n. Y. Central Rejects
Young as Director
Control Battle Seen
BY The AssoeIossd press

NEW YORK, Feb. ll.--Rejec-
ton Of Robert r. Young as a
director and chairman Of the
board of the New York Central
Railroad threatened today to set
off a wide-open battle for con-
troll of the vast railroad system.
Mr.. Young, who controls the
railroads largest individual stock
holding. denounced the present
Board of Directors after learning
that it yesterday rejected his re-
quest to be named head of the
Central.
In statement from his home
at Palm Beach. Fla. Mr.. Young
called the directors a Morgan,
non-ownership board" He indi-
Gated he would appeal to the
railroads 44.461 stockholders to
give him control of the Central.
Urges Ownership Board"
Mr.. Young declared:
"The real issue is whether the
owners of the properties are
going to be made to continue to
submit to Morgan non owner-
ship board with countless con-
fiicting interests or whether they
are to enjoy what every honest
business under our American
system must have if sharehold-
ers and the public are to be
served instead of be damned.
That is an ownership board
with a strong ownership in it's
chair. The New York Central
owners, I am sure, on May 26
will give the right answer"
The railroads annual meeting.
at which all shares can be voted
in an election for a new board of
directors. is scheduled for May
rs in Albany, N. Y.
Rejected at Secret Session.
Mr.. Young had requested that
both he and his associate, Allan
P. Kirby, be named to the board.
After a f1ve-hour secret meet
ing at the University Club in
midtown Manhattan, the direc-
tors announced:
THE board unanimously de-
cided that it would be inimical
to the best interest of the COM
pany to grant Mr.. Young's re-.
quest"
The board said it rejected not
only the request that Mr.. Young
and Mr.. Kirby be made directors
but also Mr.. Young's insistence
that he must become it's chair
man and chief executive officer"
Denies Seeking Presidency.
Mr.. Young denied he sought
to take over the post OF William
White. president of the Central.
This Morgan board" Mr.. Young
said, now seeks to confuse the
issue by asserting that !, the
largest known individual stock
holder. desire to substitute my
self for Mr.. White as chief oper-
ating executive. Nothing is fur
Their from the fact"
Mr.. Young. Sc, has long fought
old-line railroad men and criti-
cized many traditional raill DAD
methods. He has advanced
plans to win back business to the
railroads :by heavy advertising
and promotion and new and bet
ter Z equipment. For years he
has sought a voice in running
the New York Central.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
Bachelors Music Decree

The University of Maryland is
now offering a bachelor of arts
degree in music which will enable
recipients to continue work for
graduate degrees in music. Under
the new program. music gradu-
ates with a bachelors degree will
be prepared to teach music on
the college level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
BY the Associated Press

A Senate Foreign Relations
subcommittee says that what the
United States propaganda -infor-
nation needs most is a three to
four year respite from congress
Sional investigations and admin
iStrative ShakeupS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
Lots Of Things Get Lost

LYNDONVILLE, VT. tP..-
They lose the strangest things
in Vermont. Harold Brown is
looking for a Jersey heifer but
George Pilgrim is advertising for
"one rubber boot with jumper
inside"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

Prices effective through close Of business
Sat-, Feb. 18th. We reserve the right
70 limit Quantities. No sales to
dealers. - u.
The Arizona post., 1954-01-01

Recently propaganda was
distributed in Tucson contain
ing excerpts from a purport-
ed speech made by Benjamin
Franklin at the Constitutional
Convention in 1877, in which
he urged the expulsion OF
Jews from the us.
This statement is said by
the pamphleteers to be an alb
stract from the Journal OF
Charles Pinckney of South
Carolina, a fellow delegate.
Sometimes they go so far as
to maintain the diary" is In
the possession of the Franklin
Institute at Philadelphia.
The facts are that hiStorl-
ans and historical societies
have tried to locate the Pinck-
ney work through the years
without success. The Franklin
Institute, which houses most
of the material on and about
Franklin, said they have never
been able to locate it any
where. They infer that it IS
non-existent.
Historians on Franklin con-
slider the accusation absurd
on the face of it. 1t has been
verified that when the He
The Arizona post., 1954-01-01
Liberace Concert Under
Auspices of Hadassah

Hi-light in the seasons en-
tertainment and musical fare |
is the appearance of Liberace
Feb. 4 under auspices of Ha-
dasSah. The popular concert
and TV pianist will play in a
concert at the University aud
itorium.
Ticket sale has already
opened. There have been sell
outs everywhere he has ap-
peared, says Mrs. Meyer Co
hen, Hadassah president. She
urges those anxious to see
Liberace in person not to de-
lay securing tickets. They
may be secured at the down
town Valley Bank, the West
erner Hotel or thru a HadaS-
sab committee member.
A proJegee of the late Ig-
mace PadereWski, Liberace is
known not only for the light,
deft touch which graces his
classical style but also for the
warm friendliness of his bar
itone voice. His arrangements
have freshness and sparkle as
we'll as an intimate quality of
showmanship, is the way lis
teners appraiSe his playing.
His brother, George, is mu-
sical director of the orchestra,
heard in TV. The ensemble
for the Tucson engagement
will include six musicians
from the regular group plus
several musicians from the
Tucson Symphony.
Appearance of the artist
was secured thru the efforts
of Sam R. Kaufman. The con-
cert is the major Embarrassing
event of HadaSSah this season
and proceeds will support the
various Hadassah projects in
Israel.
Mrs. Sam R. Kaufman is
concert chairman. On the
committee are: Mines. Philip
Besserman, Henry Berman,
Max Boxi, Meyer Cohen, Her
man GoldStein, Eva Thikoll.
The Arizona post., 1954-01-01
SociuIs and
Personals

Last Friday night MIR. and
Mrs. Bernard Weinstein had
a house party for a host of
friends.
Mrs. A Gordon is in Wal
den, Mass, following t h e
death of her mother, Mrs.
Bessie Cohen, who passed
away after long illness.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Joseph Kap-
Ian, E. Mabel, are looking
forward to the arrival of her
brother, Gam Shapiro. He is
ir the real estate business in
Detroit, and expects to remain
here for a couple of months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip SOllins
will be hosts at the Oneg
Shabbat following Temple
Emanuel sabbath services
Jan. 16 in honor of her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Fisher, of Baltimore. Friends
and members of the congre-
cation are invited.
The Arizona post., 1954-01-01
E~y@nd

In New York this week an
nouncement was made of the
engagement of Phyllis Zirlen,
Hamden, Conn. to Jordan
FasSler, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Fassler, 910 Holly
Place. Wedding will be held
in Brooklyn on June 6 with
Mr.. and Mrs. FaSSler attend
ing.
Bride-elect is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Zir-
len, Hamden, Conn. She is a
student nurse on the Mt. ST.
mai Hospital staff in New
York. Mr.. Fassler is gradu-
ate of the University of Ari-
zona and attended for a years
graduate study. He has been
in New York since April
where he is supervisor of ex-
pediters for the Permutit Co.,
manufacturers of water con-
ditioners. A veteran of World
War II, he is a member of the
Jewish War Veterans and was
adjutant for one term.
The Arizona post., 1954-01-01
Dodger Distributed Here
Is Franklin Forgery

brew Society of Philadelphia
tried to raise funds for syn
agogue, Franklin signed the
appeal for contributions and
gave five pounds himself to
the fund.
In its file on the subject of
the Pinckney Diary, the Anti
Defamation League refers to
a report that appeared in Lib
erty magazine in July 1858. 1t
tells that following the first
references to the Pinckney
Diary in 1884, traced to Pei
ley of "Silver-Shirts" fame,
Charles Beard, the eminent
historian, had a thorough
search made of Frankliniana
and concluded it was nothing
more than "a bare-faced
forgery"
1t was Franklin who said
that "a lie stands on one leg,
the truth on two"
The Arizona post., 1954-01-01
MaM@1
SinlOn.CraCkO

SimOn-CraCkO
At the EnCantO Park Club
house in Phoenix Jan. 10,
Miss Lillian Simon will Ee
married to Merrill l.. Cracko
of Tucson. The ceremony will
be performed by r a b b i
Schectman. Sam BrodSky will
be best man and the brides
sister, Mrs. Brodsky, will be
the only attendant.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simon,
Phoenix and attended Boston
University. Prior to coming
to Tucson four years ago Mr..
Cracko attended the UniVer-
Sity of Illinois, the Art InSti-
tute of Chicago and the Chi
cago Academy of Fine Arts.
| He is the owner of the Coro-
nado Toy Shop. His parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill P.
Cracko. Couple will make
their home in Tucson.
German-Klein
Announcement is made by
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving German,
Los Angeles, of the marriage
of their daughter, Sally to
Bernard M. Klein, Pittsburgh,
Pa. His parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Klein.
The private ceremony was
performed in NOgaleS, on Dec.
II. Reception in their honor
was held in Tucson last Sun
day evening by the brides
parents.
Mrs. Klein has lived in Tue,
son since October, coming
from Los Angeles where she
was employed as an assistant
bookkeeper for a manufac'
turing firm. The groom at
tended the University of Pitts
burgh before joining the all
force three years ago and is
stationed at Davis-Monthan
He expects to receive an as
signment for a tour of duty
in England before discharge
next October.
Couple plan to make thei1
permanent home here and are
living at 3O02 E. Grant Road
The Arizona post., 1954-01-01
ppkA~
1RmnauA
David Richard Bernstein


First son and third child
was born Dec. % to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Bernstein, 164(
E. Spring. He weighed 5 lbs.
Is or. and measured 19 inches
tall. Grandparents are Mrs.
Goldie Bernstein, Tucson and
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Snader,
Atlantic City, NJ. The baby
has been named after his
grandfather, David Bernstein,
who just recently passed a.
way. Mr.. Bernstein is the
owner of the Cactus Room
and POGO Loco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-19
Man Dies Of Beating; ? Others
Chorgedin Fatal DRINKING Bout

A 53-year-old man, badly
beaten up IN what police were
told was drinking bout with
two companions in Barnard
Hill Park Friday. died last night
in District General Hospital.
Fred 3. Lamar. Of the
5000 block Of Bunker Hill road
NE. was admitted to the hos
pital about 4 am. Saturday
with seven fractured ribs,
bruises all over his body and
two black eyes.
Police 1t. Lawrence Hartnett
said homicide charges would be
placed against Virgil ". 1ampe,
38. of the $500 block Of Otis
street, Mount Rainier, and
woodrow w. O'Brien, "A, Of the
$500 block Of Chauncey place.
Mount Rainier.
The two already are In jail.
where they had been taken
previously on assault charges.
Lampe. who is minus one arm
and has the other on at the
elbow. has been known to police