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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-10-02

Big Jump on League;
Bee Routs Frederick
Montgomery Blair High has
taken . big early lead in the
Maryland Bi County League
football race. following its 20-7
win over Bladensburg High last
night at Northwestern Memorial
Stadium.
The Blazers now own two
league victories while their near
est rivals, Bladensburg and Suit
land, have OIL records.
Blair used three long runs to
gain it's touchdowns last night.
Dick Brown, the Blair punter,
picked up a bad pass from center
in the third quarter and ran "a
yards to score on the most spec
tacular play. Earlier little Dick
Street ran 20 yards up the mid
die for the first touchdown and
in the last quarter John Stone
burner threw a beautiful block
to shake Street loose on a So
yard romp to the goal.
BladenSburg matched the
Blazers in hard defensive play
during the first half, but had
to wait till the fourth quarter
to score its touchdown. Quarter
back John Lindsey sneaked
across from 1 foot out.
Jim Guand ola, 155-pound
sophomore quarterback, threw
four touchdown passes to Bob
Tucker. senior end. as Bethesda
Chevy Chase overwhelmed visit
ing Frederick High, 1915. yester-
day. Dave Melton kicked the flve
conversions.
The Guandola- to- Tucker COM
bination clicked on touchdown
plays covering SIS, %, 5 and Is
yards. Tom harrington, sub
quarterback, plunged four yards
for bees last score. A fifth
touchdown pass by Guandola
was called back for a penalty
at the game-ending whistle.
Frederick scored in the second
quarter when Everett Remsburg
passed to Jim Clemson, who
rambled the last IS yards Of a
58-yard play.
Richard Montgomery High
broke up a close contest with Is
points in the last quarter to
defeat Sherwood, 1876, last night
at Gaithersburg.
The Rockville schools touch
downs came on Fullback Mar
shall Mayes' 2-yard plunge in
the second quarter, Halfback
Mike Ennis 3-yard smash and
Don Bridgewater's 36-yard
sprint. Mayes also ran for an
extra point.
Sherwood's Skippy Hunt
scored before Richard Montgom-
cry got its third touchdown,
scampering six yards into the
end zone.
Suitland combined three
touchdowns and a safety yester-
day to defeat visiting Chamber
lain, 21-0.
Wingback Duane Myer circled
left end for 20 yards and a
touchdown early in the first
quarter and Tom Hayden later
passed to Jim Sta and Dorsey
Mcintosh for the other six
pointers.
A bad pass from center rolled
out of the Chamberlain end zone
in the fourth period for the last
two points.
Taking advantage of two mis-
cues, Laurel scored on both oc-
casions to register a 1916 victory
over Havre de Grace yesterday,
although 1t proved costly for the
winners.
Halfback Tom Beall, Laurels
candidate for the All-State team,
suffered a dislocated elbow on
the second play of the game,
and is expected to be out the
remainder of the season.
Tackle Bob Hartman set up
the Laurel scores when he
blocked a Havre de Grace punt
on the Laurel II in the second
quarter. then fell on a tumble
in the final quarter. Fred Sew.
erence and AL Hobbs scored the
touchdowns, each on runs of 2
yards. Fullback Bob Cook
- ~..k..a
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09

will hold an Easter Egg Hunt on
April 10 at 2 p. m. at Danbury
Township High School. All chill
dren through second grade are
welcome.
The Cancer Porch-Light Cam
paign will be held Friday night,
April %. Rev. Elinor Galusha and
Mrs. Erwin Mutach are chairmen.
The Senior class of Danbury
Township High School are having
a "car wash" every Saturday from
9 till noon and l to 5 p. m. to earn
money for their annual trip. Price
$1.50. Help!
Bob Kristenak was recently ini-
tiated into Phi Epsilon Kappa.
This is mans physical education
honor society at Bowling Green
State University.
Danbury Township sponsors
their second Annual Spring Frolic
on Friday, April % at high school
auditorium. Dancing will be to the
music of Jim Hoffman's band. The
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09

Charles Anderson Jr., was injured
when bottle of ammonia exployed.
Orville Payne and Paul Kuzma
were injured when car overturned.
Carl Becker prepared to open a
used cVr lot. The Rev. Henry Ide,
pastor of Peace Lutheran church,
resigned to accept call to Ridge
vile Corners. Mrs. Jack Bolte and
Mrs. John Oravec had a shower
for Norma Swedersky, fiancee of
John Drusbacky. Deaths: John
KetlSon, II, Spanish American
war veteran; Catherine Louise
Kreager, 78. Mrs. Della Bolnck
returned to her city hall offices
after being absent five weeks with
knee injury suffered in auto ac-
cident. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Swim
mer moved from Fremont Road
and Laurel to Anton Bahnsen
home on Washington street. Mon
Ami Champagne Co. property was
being handicapped, with 2800 trees
600 varieties to be plant
ed in a several thousand dollar
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09
the telephone pole. He was not in

the telephone pole. He was not in.
jured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Mazur are
proud parents of a son born at
Magruder Hospital March 81. He
was named Gregory.
Paul Harnad was initiated into
Phi Delta Theta at Bowling Green
University. Bob Kristenak is big
brother of the same fraternity.
Mr.. Lawrence Glass was adj
mitted as a medical patient at Ma
gruder Hospital Friday.
Vito Meniers, Plymouth, was in
volved in an accident on Route
1853 crossroads of Gem and Ter
race Beach Road Thursday when
returning home from work at Biro
Mfg. Co.
Miss Nadia Stevens has been Sc
lected as delegate to the Girls
State sponsored by American Le-
gion Auxiliary. The camp will be
held on June IL at Columbus on
campus of Capital University.
The Child Conservation League
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09
MARBLETIEAD
MRS. MARY LUCAS

Mrs. John G. Gresh, Sr., has
been discharged from Memorial
Hospital of Sandusky Saturday and
has returned to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Harnad.
Clarence st. Marie lost control
of his car Thursday afternoon on
Route 1853 near Brauers and hit
Marie McRitchie, bride-elect of
Richard Cover, and among hos
tesses were Mrs. Earl Riedmaier
Eastern Star afternoon club, and
Virginia Hetrick Food stamps
will be good indefinitely, ration
board announced. Track squad
opened its season with lot to IL
victory over Old Fort, taking all
IA first places and all but two Sc
conds. Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Cow
gill were called to Cincinnati by
death of his mother.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09
Twenty Years Ago

Louis Warner was named or
tawa county jury commissioner,
filling vacancy left by death of
John Orth. Dick Brand, 5, was in
jured when hit by car driven by
DR.. William Lausten. William
Bodenstein suffered crushed hand
in concrete mixer. New Deal Cafe
was opened by Mrs. A. ]. Eyth of
Fostoria in Standard Garage build
ing room. Elinor Lenke was elect
ed president of Epworth League.
Franklin Smith suffered a broken
leg in CWA project work. Local
branch Of the Ohio State League
of The Unemployed was organized
following a mass meeting at EUB
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09
Identification project.
Ten Years Aao

Pfc. Paul Anderson, returning
to the states after Guadalcanal
stay, was hospitalized on west
coast. F. H. Dewitt sold interest
in jewelry store to his partner
H. B. Karschner, leaving the jewel
ry business after Al years. Mrs.
J. G. Yingling, 81, died. Major
Harry H. Kerr will retire May 20
as post executive officer at Camp
Perry. Mrs. Mary Boda, Al of Lor-
ain and John Mauck of Bay Bridge
were killed, and five were injured
in crash at Wahler's Corners. Ba-
taan Clan set second anniversary
Of fall of Bataan, April 9, gs Me-
mortal Day for Bataan here. Tri-
nifty Methodist women cleared
$3.50 on Easter bazaar. Mrs.
Dwight Milliser had personal
shower for her daughter, Mrs.
Louis Ceccoli, here from Hender-
son, KY.
Showers complimented Helen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09

| LOOKING BACKWARDS

church; officers elected ware Lou
is Below, Wesley Finken, Louis
Johnson, and Kenneth Hofacker.
Olive Moore and Clarence Lem
norman were married. Rose Won
Etzen and Ernest Below we're mar
ried. Jean Kennedy and Howard
Taylor were married. Deaths: Mrs.
Selma Bredehoft, 81; Mrs. Clara
McNutt, 80; William Sherwood,
48. Mrs. Reigel Fetterman was
patient at st. Vinceht's hospital.
Fifteen Years Ago
Gerald Griswold was appointed
new manager Of SanduskY Bay
Bridge, succeeding Norman Houk.
Edward Sickmiller Jr., four, was
injured when struck by auto.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09
Motorists Spend
Three Days In Jail

Four motorists we're guests in
Ottawa County Jail for three day
terms over the weekend and. early
this week, following their arrests
on charge of driving while under
the influence of alcohol. Each man
also was fined $1OO and costs by
Municipal Judge Donald Wargow-
sky.
Edmond Canterbury, Berlin
Heights, and Albert Pettibone, To-
ledo, were arrested by City Pa
trolman Loren Hendrix Saturday,
while William Stinson, Route 2,
and Henry Reyes, rural Port Clin-
ton, were arrested Monday by
Sheriff Merlan Budd. y
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09

Kay Lutes Dancing School of San
dusky will present floor show of
Hawaiian dances. Plan to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Own Your Own Apt Home

Own Your Own Apt Home
All Of the following apis. are in
. buildings operating under the 1000
cooperative plan which We have
proved successful In D. C. for "a
years in over 40 buildings.
Phone Weekdays, MA. 1866
EFFICIENCY-Only S5,4Oo for this
convenient in-town apt. with l large
room. kit, bath and entrance hall.
Reasonable terms and low monthly
payment.
TWO EDROOMS-Only $4,000 for
this spacious apt. Just l block from
Dupont Circle: contains 2 bedrms..
Nv; rn separate din: rm.' Kit.
THREE BEDRooMs-only s13.5oo
for q home as large as q house.
with hedrms.. large din. rm.. large
bath and large Closets. Convenient i
in-town location.
STUDIO APT.-A truly unique vet
very practical home. features large
studio Nv; rm; with fireplsce,
Only $4,000 on reasonable terms,
for a charming apt. home that will
catch the fancy of the imaginative.
FOUR BEDROOMS - Larger than
most houses and priced at only
$4,000. This huge apt. with Gift.
liv. rm.. and 19-ft. din. rm., Is a
true bargain and must be seen to
be appreciated.
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.,
Coop spt. authority SINCE 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
NOW FOR SALE

H lovely comfortable apartment
consisting Of foyer, living room, din.
ing room. solarium. kitchen. two
bedrooms and two baths. Ready for
occupancy as soon as purchasers
application is approved BY resident
for qualified buyers. Priced to sell
at S26, 800 Reasonable terms may
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
APARTMENTS WANTED

EFFIC.. furn.. in apt. house. April
Is. Silver Spring. Hyattsville areas;
Just married: $40 mo. WA. 1886.
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT. furn. or
unfurn.. IN D. c.. for gentleman with
hrst-class refs. Box 222-D. Star.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE desires 2.
bedroom modern apt. with porch. in
Alex. or Arlington vicinity, Ridge
I'd. or Seminary. vicinity. Call after
b pm. Overlook 3-43JI.
UNFURNISHED-:-bedrm apt, du.
pick or house: settled couple: NV.
or suburbs: Box :,3a-D. Star.
QUIET FAMILY of 3. desires Arm.
apt. or house. with inclosed porch
or YARD. NV. Wash; prefer on
TO include util DE. 1885.
TWO ADULTS desire furn. apt. in
modern apt. bldg: NV. section Of
District: first or second floor: must
be clean and well furn.: perm,
Govt. empl.; local refs. tn. 2-127I."
2 QUIET ADULTS-Unfurn. ENC. or
bedrm. apt. IN apt. bldg; upper n W.
About. $50 To Box 3055. Columbia
Heights Station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
HOUSES FURNISHED

CLINTON. MD. near Andrews Field
2 bedrms.. kitchen. bath, liv. rm.;
nicely furn.; large lot: Ss5 mo,
plus utils. Deposit REQUIRED. By
appointment; UN. 4-9o52. ,-15
sHs t1l . Ss9 Bo nss Esds c cs
Ii. $500. III
SILVER STRING. 3-bedrm.. c.bsth
brick Colonial screened porch. com:
p pleteiy fTTn.' Si75. JU: $1,000
SILVER kSfgs sPR1NG 2 xREs sunaa{ Sedrm ss
util incl. Sis mo, HE. 1885:
rms. nicely furn.;
Hall, Pentason; ress:' kE. s-5iss:
OFF NEW AAMP. AvE.-a-bsdPpm.
COW. transp.; $.is5 mo. IA. 2-4is7.
FoREsT-Beautifuiiyi and
completely, furn; rambler with huge
TX I'M I'm. S ON; ~; completely equip:
sedrm e stone Ss p pssio trees o. astsr
lease 1a G.S SIi5 mo mo. THE pARRY CO..
oLNEY; MD. .AREA-3 or I bedrms,
freezer. 80. attic fan, beautiful out
door stone. fireplace and patio, right
next to Argyle Country Club; 20
acres land available. 10. 5-45S6.
LANGLEY FOREsT-Charmingly turn.
and fully equipped 3-bedrm. rambler
on lovely - acre: ideal for children:
Ii;,yr,s lease Sls5. J. c, CHATEL.
B no MONT MD.-e5os Ridge dr.,
oil INV h; = flreplS,; 500 mo-; mr..
Cabin John carline. OIL. 2-425O.
SILVER SPRING. 1911 Noyes dr.
JU. 5-5049 ewes. open sat, sunday.
NORTH ARLINGTON. Lorcom Hills-
Three oeor m., 2-bath rambler. Fully
carpeted. floors, modern kit. auto;
patio and fenced yard; cow to
slider renting unturn: ia. 5-9336.
IDEAL FOR 4 GIRLS-Three bedrms;.
GEme9 t Waik to nj Pent eu' L. as sSs
FOR RENT FURNISHED. situated in
beautiful Maryland countryside. mid
way between BALTIC. and Washington:
Paved roads. easy committing.
S Ssdfn aSa 9sshs " Vea ssst Fs ssSsn:
stables. pasture optional; Schools.
EBRECKINRlDGE g. HANNA Ellicott
N flsE; MACARTHUR geSi BLvD.-Fin. ma
fm.. equip kit. Z Ice. pedrms.. faii
bsmt.. gar; conv. Sec; 81 50. PERRY
HAY CO., JU. $4,000.
N. ARL.-Attrac. guest cottage: liv.s
bed rm. with studio ceiling, kit.
dinette and bath, aarden setting:
adults only. tNon-drinkersl. lmmed.
weekdays, .6:30-10. ia. S-9120..
S.E.-Nr. shopping center. schools,
churches, nice neighborhood. Row
bedrms,. bath, liv. rm.. din. rm.,
Open I to q pm. daily; | to q
pm. Sun. 300 Fairlawn ave. sc.
1919 10th ST NW.-Large home,
Nicely furnished. 3 bedrooms. living
room, lear garage: Can also be
$50. Can FREpEPR tfe W W." B SfsFsSi
SALES. INC. 1879 L st. n W. MA.
CHEVY CHASE-6 rms. . baths. rec.
rm., garden. 5000 mo. Also larser
pyNNslINoToN, OIL. s-sss5. EN-.
BELTsviLLE, Md.-e-bedrm.. newly
iurn,; 500, incl. everything. WA.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
THE BROADMOOR
Connecticut Ave. at Porter

Il Washington's most OUTSTANDING co.
operative apartment building and
Park meets Chevy Chase. Available
for your comfort is an excellent
garage and economical maid service,
Here YOU may enjoy the security Of
living in o large apartment house,
plus the many advantages Of home
ownership at Q lower cost than in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14

Mt. BANNER. 2. q. ,C0;-2eo4
Bunker Hill I'd; 3 r@.. LIST q. apt.
sslssss hit' scrn lR pSTeh .I beat iur?
s 97s. w. ". LEWIS LEWIS. ''''' 'A' D
WEST HYATTSVILLE-Duplex ant.
end. floor; Ice. ltv. rm., bedrm., kit
chen. bath. sun parlor with win
dows. Venetian blinds throughout
pvt entrance; NO children or pets
$65 plus utils. AP. 1921.
SILVER SPRING-Nr: Piney Branch
$3.50 SIS Never Nov incl ave Gtis Of SDDly s sss
FELL IOf REAL Ii ESTATE ia; ~ u S-i1oa o.
SILVER SPRING-Sligo Park Hills
Apis; Rare opportunity to secure a
ment overlooking sligo Parkway. !
and g bedroom units; $50 so and
$3.50. All modern up-to-date f.;
eilities: resident manager 10T
sfaaSsE e. " w. s sssss AL 81
TAKOMA PARK, SSH Redtop I'd.
Apt. 3-Liv. rm., dinette, bedrm.
kit. and bath: utils. incl: immed
oecupsneyg;o EXCEL: send; Ss2.bO
Mod. 2 bedrms., iiv; rm., din. rm.
kit. bath. $50 80. incl. heat and hot
water; "a; $4,000, RA: 3-670Q.
NM. bLADENSbUNG-o- apt. OF
acre Of ground; plenty Of space 70
HUDSON REAL ESTATE. UN
4-1515, weekdays: WA. 7-o516
N Tffs 6 SPfT; MARLBoRo-s rooms
kitchen and bath, electric range
$50 mo-; Phone Market 7-3el1.
BLDG; newly dec. throughout: utils
turn; SOS JU. S-2115.
private: utils., incl; near transp. an6
sheppinE center. WA: 7-5740.
TAk9MA PARK nIt -bedTn apt new new
location: couple. JU. 5-374O.
TAKOMA PARK, 1906 Garland ave
---Liv. rm.. bedrm: kit. bath. clos
cts utils., incl. SIS. OWNER or
.piem; to s pm; co: 5-7926.
1911 HAMPDEN LANE, Apt. 4, Be.
s st Satn o AZ dE ssa5s mel p 3 5fns
INC. 643 Indiana ave. NV. Ma
s.035O. EN- 2-S673. Wo. 6-7649.
CAkOMA PARK-Large liv. and din
rm., bedrm.. tile bath; cool in
summer :,I near .1 buses: n1n-smokers
raKoM& PAkkWa %e no apt sig new
kit, $75., incl; nth. $50 Manor
BROOKEVILLE, MD.-2.rm.. K. Snt
b. apt, in beautiful MONTGOMERY
County. Md, farm: completely mod.
ern: auto. heat and utilities in.
eluded; $50; garden If desired. Phi
EXTRA-LAR0E / and . 6edrm. apis.
direct tranp. to D. G.. close e
pl.. Defense hwy. 5s5S Quincy ii.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
NOW AVAILABLE
ALSO FOR SALE

Is q very attractive apartme nt home
consisting OF an entrance foyer, large
living room with adjoining solarium,
junior dining room, spacious kitchen,
bedroom and bath. This lovely home
ful front lawn and Is q genuinely
good buy. Priced to sci! at 81 300.
Reasonable terms already arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
OUTSTANDING VALUES

3 bedrooms, ne section, m. o. S33.
: bedrooms, NV. section m. o. ST..
! bedroom. NV. section, m. O. SIG,
Emciency, NV. section. m. o. $500.
WASHBURN g. MAIZE REALTORS
TU. 2-3Sl3. ST. 3-2Sl5. so. 5-52Ss,
COLORED-: BEDRMS., liv nm. Kit.
and bkfst. Eook: owner will sacrifice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

Hills TRANSFER-Any day or mr.,
small and large Jobs; trained men:
long-short bookings; ms. Ii. 6-3364.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0l04. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches a specially S L. MORRIS,
~. 81 $50 or IL 6-2SS9
RENT A VAN MAN SERVICE: driver
and equipped van. $3.50 per hour.
20. 1890. ia
ARE you MOVING to California or
TO some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
a s9te; g. lover rates JuDsoN
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Reason
able storage rates. Ia. 9-2937. lSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
Longest Irrigation System
In World Opens in India
BY the Assoeioted Press

NANGAL DAM, India, July 8.
Prime Minister Nehru today
opened India's new concrete and
tile-lined Nangal canal system,
longest irrigation network in the
world.
Mr.. Nehru pressed a button
opening the gates of Nangal
Dam. 225 miles north of New
Delhi in the Himalayan foot
hills. Waters of the Sutlej River
eushed into the canals, which
include one channel 240 miles
long.
India is building a sprawling
1927 million hydroelectric and
irrigation project embracing the
Nangal system and nearby
Bhakra Dam without any foreign
financial help. Construction
work on the Bhakra project is
under the supervision of 66-year-
old American Harvey Slocum,
who built the Grand Coulee and
Shasta Dams in the United
States. When finished, the go
foot Bhakra Dam will be the
second highest in the world,
topped only by the 726-foot
Hoover Dam in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
Greek Beauty Barred
Under Mccarran Act
BY the A..eeiossd Press

ATHENS, Greece, July g.
fearful 21-year-old Rika Dialina
unpacked her bags today. her
dream Of becoming Miss Uni
verse of 1854 shattered by the
McCarran Act.
The brunette beauty was
scheduled to leave tomorrow for
the Long Beach. Calf, COMPETE
ton as Greece's entry. but the
United States Embassy declined
to issue a visa. saying investiga-
ton of her background is not
completed.
A reporter for the evening
paper Apoyevmatini, which
sponsored the Greek contest,
said the investigation is GEN.
tered on an illustration drawn
by Rika for a book written and
published by a Communist.
Rika admitted Illustrating the
book but insisted she is not q
Communist or a fellow traveller.
Cretan authorities said she had
an excellent record and no Com
munist background.
The embassy spokesman said
the McCarran Act excluded
visas for persons who write or
assist in producing Communist
literature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
Soop Box Derby Boys Tense
AS Racers UNDERGO INSPECTION

more than a second separates
the best from the worst at the
finish line. And often the fastest
cars are far from good looking.
When they climb onto the
wooden starting ramp, the boys
will be living an idea that came
II years ago to a newspaper
photographer.
The Derby races in each city
are sponsored by the leading
newspaper. Chevrolet dealerships
and fraternal groups. The Wash
ington Derby is sponsored by The
Star. in association with the
Chevrolet dealers of Metropoli-
tan Washington and the District
Department of the American
Legion.
Civic leaders all over the
country and abroad see the Soap
Box Derby as q strong force in
developing character, initiative.
ingenuity, craftsmanship and
craftsmanship among boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
Dismissal Of Principal Count
In baltimore Case Is Upheld
Court Of Appeals Backs Decision,
But Orders Two Charges Reinstuted

man writer) was a Communist:
and that he lied when he said
he did not publish, as editor of
the magazine Pacific Affairs,
articles (other than Russian
contributions by persons whom
he knew to be Communists.
Mr.. Lattimore's attorneys, for
mer Senator Joseph C. O'Maho-
ney and Thurman Arnold, issued
the following statement:
1.-THE Court of Appeals, in
holding by vote of to ! the first
count of the indictment against
Owen baltimore invalid, has de-
Stroyed any substantial case
against him. The remaining
counts are trivial, involving Lat
timore's memory as to unim-
portant events in his long career
which happened some IL to Is
years before the indictment.
Even on these counts, the deci-
sion was S to A."
Three other counts in the
original seven-count indictment
still remain in and were not at
issue in today's ruling.
In upholding dismissal of the
Communist "sympathizer" count,
the Appellate Court held: 1.-THE
world "sympathizer" is not of
sufficient certain meaning to
sustain charge of perjury. :"
(Continued on PAGE "A Col 1N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
zoo Sent Into Search
For Missing Girl, ;

An about search by police
volunteer firemen and Army
troops was ordered today for a
3-year-old girl missing from her
home near Seneca, Md.
More than 200 searchers were
summoned this morning in an
effort to find Susan Jackson, coll
ored, who was last seen about
4:45 pm. yesterday.
Police Chief Charles M. Orme
of Montgomery County, took
personal charge after earlier eff
forts failed to locate the girl,
either in the heavy woods near
her home or in the rain-swollen
Little Seneca Greek.
Police fear she may have fall
en- into the creek.
An organized searching party
with floodlights and other equip
ment began the hunt last night
and continued until about 4
o'clock this morning. A police
scout car patrolled the area after
4 am.
When last seen, the girl was
wearing a light green playsuit
and brown shoes. Her home is
on the Berryville road, between
Seneca and Jamestown. She
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Jackson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
Man Killed as Car
Skids Into Truck

A 22-year-old North Brent
wood (Md0 man was fatally in
jured early today when his car
skidded into q tractor-trailer
truck on Wentworth avenue,
just over the District line. at
Tuxedo, Md.
Matthew N. Bailey, colored, of
1870 Rhode Island avenue, was
pronounced dead on arrival at
Prince Georges General Hos
pital.
Pvt. Frank Noe of the Prince
Georges County police accident
investigation unit, said Mr..
Bailey was driving north on
Kenilworth avenue about 4:45
am. when the accident oc-
Cured.
The truck. headed in the OPP
posite direction was operated by
Thomas j. Peth of Slippery
Rock, Pa, Pvt. Noe reported.
Technical charges of man
slaughter and reckless driving
were placed against the truck
driver, Pvt. Noe said. and a hear
ing was set for Hyattsville Po-
lice Court July %.