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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-30
State Sales Managers ~
STARK BROS NURSERIES

One-in-a-lifetime oppor-
tunity for managers, expert
enced in direct to homes
sales; capable Of organizing
the States of Maryland and
Virginia for world known
Stark Bros Nurseries. the
Oldest and largest nurseries
in the country. Company in
140th year, known world over
for, exclusive varieties and
superior quality: widely ad-
vertised in leading garden
magazines. Unlimited de-
mand in city and suburbs for
handspring trees. Towering
shrubs and other ornamentals
provides exceedingly attrac-
tive opportunity to hire dis
trict managers and salesman
who can make top-bracket
commissions for themselves
and you. We have a new
SOUND MOVIE which is
proving q sensational help in
recruiting and training sales
men. Agricultural or land
scape background Of no bene-
Mt in this business. This is
not q desk Job. You will be
shown in the field our phe-
nomenal new sales plan and
be given complete field train
ing. Not seasonal. This is
a 12-month business. Top
field job We offer We are
interested only in an honest.
sincere, hard worker who
wants a lifetime career with
the leading company in its
field. See Don Lewis in the
Ohio Room, STATLER HOTEL
Tuesday ONLY 1870 pm.
man WI
knows shorthand and is a goc
typist; variety of work and defini
opportunity for promotion; 5-da
40-hour week; corporation benefit
Box 316-H, Star.
TAILOR-Bushelman; must be e.
per. for alteration in retail storl
fast and neat worker. Call il
7-7777 between 3 p.m.-5 pm.
white, for top note
private school positions. ADAM
TEACHERS AGCY., l34l G st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-30

CONTROL
ENGINEERING
Design and
Development of:
FIRE CONTROL
SYSTEMS AND
COMPONENTS
ComputerS
Analogue Techniques
Servomechanisms
Control
GUIDANCE SYSTEMS
AND COMPONENTS
Gyros
Accelerometers
Stable Platforms
Servo Systems
Call Mr.. ]. P. Mccormick,
Manager,
Control Engineering
, 1956-02-14
P PUBLICATION

Owners and Managers of Eating and Drinking Establish
ments are hereby notified that Food Handlers" are required
to obtain their Health Certificates before March IS. 1856.
Health Certificates for tht Christiansted area will be is
sued at the Charles HARDWOOD Memorial Hospital on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, between the hours of g am. and IL
noon
The feel for examination is $1O0. !
PEDRITO FRANCOIS
Director Environmental Sanitation
Department of Health
Division of Sanitation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09

5000 DOWN NON-GI-This man i
house gone before he is. Easy
monthly payments. Lee. level lot
Fl cpl. in liv. rm., bedrms. with
perm. stairway TO expansihle up
stairs. j. W. REALTY CO., ia
S-IS7S.
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TOWN OF FAIRFAX
5 BEDROOMS

Plenty OF room inside and
out 70. relax and play. charm
Ing old house on ] acre beau
tifully Handicapped grounds. 3
dition. s27,500 about $1,000
cash.
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THE EVENING STAR ABB
Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, JUNE 0, 1853
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NEW VALUE

Dunn Loring Gardens. an area OF
ment Of indiv. homes with lot sizes
Of " to u acre, ample rrn. for
pvt. swimming pool and garden: new
brk, rambler: rec. I'm. with firepl.
in full bsmt.. gar; 3 lge. bedrms..
din. rm.. kit. with eye-level oven:
2 blks to school, 90 minis. TO Penta-
Falls Church. take Rte. 4 toward
Tysons Corner to Idylwood I'd. lRte.
1851. turn left IN miles to Dunn
Loring School, follow our sign 2
blks to house.
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LoRcoM LANE, s1s.eSO-doLI . sp-
! bsdTms., fuii din fm.. igs. kit,
bsmt.. rec, rm: 4 years old. Dir.
From wash, p. c.. out. Lorcom lane
taSl sa'liS ~, e s4sSs op. sS fS SoIsD
spectlon, ewes. and all day Sat.
BY OWNER. No agents please. "a,
7.ORgA.
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A MOTHER IN-LAW
ApARTkEENT

Is included In this big split
q Eroa nn" e SsloS WITH 'H e. IL uh aSss
$4,000. low cash payment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
HOUSES WITH ACREAGE
CLOSE-IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
COME SEE 1T!
YOU'LL WANT IT!
Open SUNDAY. 2-6

Charming old farmhouse.
about Is miles from D. c.. on
30 rolling acres. Beautiful view
OF mountains near Potomac Riv-
er above Great Falls with $500
It.. OF road frontage. Excellent
subdivision possibility.
DIRECTIONS: From Chain
Bridge, N. on Route 1913,
straight ahead on Route 1893
at Langley about ~ mi. to Sem
eca rd., Route 602. right l V
mi. or, Leesburg pike, Rte. z. TO
Dranesyille, right on Seneca I'd.
Ia miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
PINE SPRINGS
ARTISTIC MODERNE

You'll be delighted with the move
treatment combined with the func-
tional character Of this 3-bedrm
home: modern equipped kitchen
living room with fireplace, dining
area and carport; nestled in 3
ferred; priced to SELL Exclusive
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Dignity and Charm
$4,000
Seven Bedrooms

a lovely old home situated
high on Q wooded acre. close 70
the Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club, 31s baths, verv large
living room. banquet din. room,
buffers pantry. huge kitchen.
wonderful for a large family.
and for entertaining in the
grand manner. Additional acre
available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
FAyoRABLE TERMs

FAVORABLE TERMS
Arl.; immac. 3-bedrm. Colonial;
Ia baths, rec. rn., lovely porch,
fenced yard, mr.. schools, churches,
shops, bus. Close in. Sale by owner at
less than VA: $4,000. KE. 6-S972.
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100 ACRES
MOuntain-Tnn Retreat

A mile from the nearest
neighbor; a 50-mile view: about
20 miles from Washington. II
mer house, this is the best we
have seen. Buildings alone APP
praised at $4,000. Compiete
furnishings. hand tools, cooking
utensils included; Si6.75O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
OPEN / PM.

DIRS.: North Glebe road past
WASHINGTON Golf and Country Club
to approx. 400 block and OPEN
sign on right.
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ALExANDRIA-A LOT OF VALUE
IN this -sDotlsess" S.6e S,Is. a,1 home
room, nicely equipped kitchen, To-
#. glass-enelosed sun porch. Base
ment. h.-W.h.: deep lot enclosed
with Anchor fence, detached ga
rage: S13,950, any financing. AL
SMITH REALTY, KI. S-66b2; eyes,,
,JE. 2-04b4.
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RAW RARNEY
/ Acre OverloOking Lake

OPEN TILL DARK
For gracious outdoor living. yet
close in. this is true custum-built
home that the builder says sell to-
day. You'll love this 20-ft, kitchen
a picture window with lake view and
breakfast nook. All houses In this
section have been custom built and
are valued up to 100000. Walk
ing distance new Annandale High
School and st. Michaers Parochial
School.
Directions: Drive out Columbia
to Lincoinia overpass, right on Route
236 to Annandalel,- from Annandale
left on Ravensworth I'd. mile to
Greenfield ST.. left blk. to open
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09

ARL. N.-Gi approved; S15,4s5;
3-bedrm. rambler; liv. rm.; din.
area; lge. kit; non-GI may assume
present 4M% loan; good terms.
6107 N 30th st. OWNER. JE.
3-S1S7.
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ARL. FOREST, Sl6.750 : 7-room
brick Col. in COW. well-kept neigh
ber.; scr. porch, fenced level lot;
full din rm., rec. room; excel.
appliances; 10 Minis. Pent. Go mi.
west Best a. Co. on Rte. 80, turn
right to 305 N. Edison st. IA. z
0S44.
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OPEN / PM.

DIRS.: From Shirley Memorial
hwy. at Springfield cloverleaf, right
one block to Gulf Service Station,
turn right on Backlick road to Essex
ave-, left to model home.
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A iIi. ! 5SlS! AURORA HIILs q

ARLINGTON AURORA HILLS -
Beautiful 1Ha-story home in immac.
cond; LIZ r1n firsDl sep D;sSta di 2,
and disposal paneled den, 3 bed.
rms. and bath on LIST A.: l finished
rm. on 2nd a.: full bsmt. with built
in garage; level. landscaped lot;
storm wind. Buy direct from owner
GU 0E0 ut d.EOQA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09

ARLINGTON-Brick Colonial with
first-foor half bath and screened
porch. Six rooms, equipped kitchen,
basement. Good room sizes. In
beautiful condition.; $40, 800. Cen
0nnn
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PARK--New brick ram
bier. 3 bedrms. Ready to move in,
SIS,950. 5 min. to Pentagon or
Fort Myer: 10 min. D. c. Close to
ssys ever nTSS,v Open Syn Soo11 :so ov.t to
KE. R-S765. 404 N. lakewood st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
"BARGAINS'
RETIRING?

Want q place in the country,
ar. S Ssta cSn an man anrdsn rsSt
chickens, have a pony or horse,
putter around with flowers and en-
joy living in q neat 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod modern. home? Here's Just the
place. / acre with lge. frontage on
hard-surface I'd; 2 chicken houses,
stable with 2 stalls; cleo. to build
ings; lge. shade trees, berries. picnic
area. Call us for appointment.
Several town properties for sale
with small down payment, bal. like
rent. Let US help you md home
you will enjoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-09

ARLINGTON, sale or lease. Lore

ARLINGTON, sale or lease. Lorcom
lane area - Cow. to schools.
churches, transp.. no stops to Pent.
Brick, bedrms., plus den or 5th
bedrni., 2la baths, 24x13 living
I'm. with firepl.. picture windows.
lge. rec. rm. with drepl.. 2-car gar,
lge. sundeck and screened porch.
S33.950 or reas. offer. Will cons.
2 or 3 ", lease. Furn. or unfurn.
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ARL, 18th pl., mr.. George Mason
dr.--6 rms, bath. screened pch.,
fun bsmt,; 2 hedrms: LIST f.; s lge.
KE. 6-933R or KE. 6-9242.
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soRTn ARLINGIoN. copntIy clgh

HlIIs Estates. biiS eeSS" stSFo s
sale By OWNER, Brick Colonial.
bedrooms. 2 baths, screened porch
nving room. separate dining room
Kitchen. completed recreation rm.
tiled patio with brick barbecue pit
hack yard s0NQ0. OF appraised
Price. SCI 900. Phone KE 6-s95s
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11
BrainWashed
Americanism
Continued From Last Week

The writer coined the term "Brainwashed Ameri-
canism It is to be copyrighted and will be the title of
book to be written before the 1856 Presidential cam
palgn reaches its peak The founder of this publication
William Monroe Trotter and his sister, Maude Trotter
Steward including those who succeed them inspired the
grave effort to keep the battle Equal Rights" alive
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11
Solid South, Border States
E11igra1lt FOrbearS

1t is lamentabIe and far-reachng drawback in the
White Supremacy debate reaching its peak in the
solid south and border states sad discovery has been
made that of antisegregatOnStS originate from
foreign emigrants who to America to gain Free
dom, which denied them in their home lands.
If true this is shameful and regretabe. The above
descendants, whose fOrbearS to nation with the
understanding when they sailed passed the Statue of
Liberty the yoke of TOtalitariniSm behind them!
Yet with stOIid indifference, those who settled down
Dixie bded their time to inculcate all of the 1endish
Accommodations and spleen of White Supremacy against
millions of native Americans of color in nation their
fOrbears sought Freedom!
Members of Congress representing the solid south
and border states are among the ringleaders whose
fOrbearS to America for protection from frantic
mis- governed nations to land where Law and Order
prevailed Read the record whereby to date of the
frebandS of emgrant antecedantS are the chief inst
gators of racial hate in the solid south and border
states!
One, will not have to go far to obtain the back
grounds of these racial muckrakerS in order to peruSe
birth statistics respective localities where they reside
also scan Congressional documents in Washington Most
of them political leaders, whose fOrbears came to
America to become citizens and in turn their descend
ents their fOrbearS by denying this first class
privilege upheld by the Federal Constitution to millions
of native COlcred Americans!
fOrfather's plight in seeking nation of Freedom
should have gained profound gratitude from those who
decry the color of neighbours skin to advance White
Supremacy The heritage of emigration impaired
in the solid south and border states becomes deplOr-
Continued Page Six
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11
Shooting Nabs
Billy Daniels

day night, when Billy carry
ing a concealed weapon is al
legged to have shot James
Jackson, 33, when the two
got involved in an argument.
However, this story was not
told until after all Harlem had
whispered it.
Harlem police at first had
stated on the slip concerning
jackson: "Shot by unknown
person. Harlem rumored that
it was Daniels and that there
was a $4,000 payoff to keep
Billy's name out of it. Police
stuck by "No Daniels" for five
hours before finally taking
Billy into custody.
Then Daniels was booked
for assault and violation of
the Sullivan Law for carrying
"a deadly weapon" While
the Department cracked down
on investigating police, Billy
was allowed to leave New York
via LaGuardia to fill out sing
ing dates at Hollywood and
Palm Springs. Ordinarily de-
PENDANTS are not permitted to
leave the jurisdiction of the
court which has held them in
bail; but Billy was released
Wednesday for a modest sum
of $500. DA. Hogan later
called this "a mistake"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11
Girls Ask Support
For New Girls School

Boston girls attending
Girls Latin School requested
the passage of a bill to build
a new school in the vicinity of
Kenmore Square where it
would be accessible to girls
from various sections of
Greater Boston.
1t was reported that during
the recent rainfall, the pres
ent Girls Latin school was
unfit for students because of
excess water in claSsrooms.
"A total of 1000 intelligent
girls should have the Fenway
land for a school instead of
a few hundred gardeners"
stated a group of girls. Teach
ers requested students to con-
tact their local Senators urg-
ing passage of Bill 1868.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11

get that, only a few years
ago, a distressed italian peo-
pie flooded the piazzas of
Rome shouting 'Duce! Duce!"
Let us not forget that. at the
same time, the squares of Ber-
lin reSounded with the cries
of Hell Hitler!" and a be-
wildered German people vot-
ed Adolph Schicklegruber in
to power. No one ever received
greater majorities than Joseph
Stain. No, there is no magic
in mere forms; and mere ma
Jority rule is capable of eff
fecting a tyranny as atrocious
as that of any Oriental des-
potiSm.
On the contrary, because
the essence of liberty is the
freedom to exercise personal
rights, true democracy must
consist in minority rights I'M
der majority rule. But never
in history has there been, and
never in the future can there
be, minority rights under ma
jority rule unless the major
ity repudiateS the blasphemy
that mere members make
truth and that might makes
right; unless the majority IA
ces and accepts the fact that
there is an objective moral
order within the range of
human intelligence, to which
human societies and voting
majoritieS are bound in con-
science to conform, and upon
which the peace and happi-
ness of personal, national and
Continued On Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11
KILL" The
Word NEGRO

Older generation readers
must have been aStonished to
see the word NEGRO" in the
columns of the Guardian.
They know that the papers
founder William Monroe Trot-
ter ruled out the term on the
grounds that its use contri-
buteS to skin color segrega-
ton. During his lifetime he
maintained that concept and
he also succeeded in getting
"a Boston daily to ostracise the
segregating and undemocratic
designation.
Lately the banned tag slip
ped into the Guardian. The
error was due to newly
enlisted writer's. But now they
too have received warm warn
ings to scan all copy and elm
mate the opprobious word.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11
Dieletic Candy Is
Seized By Food And
Drug demonstration

The U. S. Food and DRUG
Administration has reported
the seizure of dietetic candies
allegedly misleading in la
beling on salt and sugar
content.
The candles were labeled
mo Salt Added" and mo
Sugar Added" The Food and
Drug Administration said
these statements could seri-
ously nliSlead heart and dia-
bette patients since the pro-
ducts had a substantial So
dunn content and were high
in calorieS.
Commissioner George P.
Larrick said such mislabeling
had been rare since the
agency's low-sodium dietary
food regulation went into eff
feet in September, 1854. Be-
fore then, he said, mislead-
ing labels were common on
dietary foods.
Low sodium diets are
widely prescribed for persons
sufferinf from high blood
pressure and certain types
of heart, liver and kidney
diseases" the Commissioner
explained.
Under the regulations
such foods must be labeled
with the number of MILL
grams of sodium per 100
grams of the food and per
/ average serving.
"T'he regulations have
been highly successful in
their purchase of enabling
consumers of these dietary
foods to accurately control
their sodium intake
This has not been permit
ted in foods since May, 1858,
when scientific studies re-
vealed that it was potentially
injurious.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11
col. SnOwden' S
Mother Dies

Clara Williams Snowden, 81.
2014 North Dinwiddie Street.
Arlington, Va, died Saturday
in Freedmen's Hospital, leav-
ing So descendants. Funeral
services were held yesterday
at Galloway Methodist Church
in Arlington.
Mrs. Snowden, born in
Washington, lived most of her
life in Arlington.
Her survivors include four
children, Cora S. Hill of the
Dinwiddie Street address Col.
Frank M. Snowden of Boston;
Hattie Snowden Wilson of 923
French Street, NV, and Err
nest o. Snowden, 5132 22nd
Street, Arlington.
Mrs. Snowden was buried in
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Funeral services were at
tended by Col. and Mrs. Frank
M. Snowden and son, Otto.
Col Snowden had been called
to Arlington by the serious
illness of his mother. Since
she showed no change for
better or worse he returned to
Boston only to receive a tele-
gram announcing her death a
few hours after he arrived
home.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11
US. Traded With Jops
While Battles Ragged

The great difficulty in making history live again
for succeeding generations is the inability of histori
ans to read correctly between the lines of onthe-spot
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11
ttOn, q query still begging
answer IL years later.

ttOn, q query still begging
answer IL years later.
Item Number One is a
letter I wrote, perhaps RASH
ly, on December 4, 1945, to
the Tokyo edition of the
u. S. Army newspaper,
Stars And Stripes. The LETT
ter was neither published
i nor acknowledged. 1t was as
follows:-
Gentleman
1.-THE assessment of War
Guilt, and the punishment
of War Criminals, including
Collaborators, is a timely
subject. In view of this, I
believe someone should ex-
plain a story in The Nippon
Times of Saturday, Deem
Der /, 1945.
According to the news
paper story, Japan was able
to import goods made in Al
Continued On Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11
likes Grandchildren
At Mixed Schools

WASHINGTON, D. C. Presi-
dent EiSenhoWer'S grand
children go TO an integrated
Sunday School it was revealed
here when South Carolina's
Senator EaStland struck out:
likes like all interracial poll
ticianS. He wants it for the
other fellow. He noted that
two of the Eisenhower grand
children were at private
srhoolS in Virginia.
To this was revealed that
the youngest child of Major
Eisenhower, 4 year old Susan.
was attending an interracial
kindergarten at Fort Belvoir
Va. And that all Eisenhower
grandchildren attended an in
tegrated Sunday School al
most every week.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11
Copper Genier Free
Valentine PARTY

Cooper Community Centre,
719 Shawmut Avenue, will
hold a 'Valetine Coffee Hour
at the Centre on FEBRUARY Is.
HostesseS will be the Centre
Sponsors under the direction
of Mrs. Mary Gordon, general
chairman.
The program will include "a
Discussion of Delinquency
showing the role of the father
the mother and the church ir
making the community a bet
ter place to live. Principa.
speaker will be Rev. Edgar
Vlark, assistant pastor of the
Peoples Baptist Church. Mrs
Gretchen jackson mistress O
ceremonies.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11

By Monroe Mason
1--WE hold these truths to
be self evident: that all
men are created equal;
that they are endo10ed BIZ
their Creator 1Uith certain
inGIienable rights; that
among these are life, lib
berty and the pursuit of
happiness; that to secure
these rights, governments
are instituted among men,
dertUtng their Just poUerS
from the consent of the
goUerned."
In accordance with this
philosophy, government is not
an end in itself, but a means
to an end. And the end of
government is not merely the
establishment of order, be-
cause order itself is but a
means. The end of order is
justice; but justice itself only
a means and its end is liberty.
Finally, liberty is simply the
condition necessary to enable
human beings fully to achieve
their perfection, their happi-
ness, and their destiny during
this life on earth. Thus, the
real end of earthly govern
ment is a just and ordered
liberty. But the essence of
earthly liberty is the free ex-
erciSe by the human person of
the fundamental rights prop
er to human personality
Wherefore the first purpose
of government is the prortec-
ton of the individual per-
son in the exercise of his
personal rights. And therefore
the prime test of all forms OF
government lies in the degree
of success they attain in
maintaining that protection.
Now the distinguishing char
acteristic of democratic gov
eminent, as contrasted with
other forms of governmental
machinery, is that it is ruled
by the majority. But contrary
to a strange and modern pop
ular fallacy, true democracy
is not a mere matter of form;
and not a mere matter of
majority rule. Let us not for
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11

THE BEST read of all publi-
cations is your local news
paper. Use its ad columns.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-11

8ORK Singer
Billy Daniels involvement in
shooting at an afterhours spot
in Harleut not only made the
headlines Pin the daily tabloid
newspapers, but has caused
considerable CONSERVATION
among atlIe police forcee as
the top brass moved in to in
vestigate charges that the case
was moving most slowly with
Daniels 4anowed to leave New
York to keep lucrative singing
engagements.
Latest Developments after
top BRASS investigating were.
u Dapielg cabaret entertain
er'S Identification card, neces-
sary ffof him to perform in
New York was taken from him
and held after the affair is
cleared; o District Attorney
Hogan has announced that a
grand jury will get the case
by February 9Th despite the
slow moving on the case prior
to this; 81 Clearance for the
time being on the hint that a
$4,000 bride was made as to
why Daniels got the mice
treatment" A. Daniels is
scheduled for a hearing on
February 18th.
The whole thing began Mon