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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Landlord Coils
Strong Reserve
VituI to Defense

Representative Landlord.
Democrat Of Maryland. said
last night that a strong mill
tary reserve force is vital to
the national defense effort.
He told a gathering at the
University Of Maryland I'VE
are spending many millions Of
dollars 10 build q strong re-
serve" and urged that reserve
forces be prevented from be-
coming shadow units"
Mr.. Landlord. a member Of
the House Armed Services
Committee. spoke before a
meeting sponsored by the
Prince Georges County chapter
Of the Reserve Offlcers' Asso-
citation.
Success of the reserve pro-
gram. Mr.. Landlord said, re-
quires "the understanding and
the good will Of the communi-
ty." He attributed the state
Of readiness Of our Nation" as
due lin no small part to the
reserve" He added:
Congress can and will fur
nish the weapons needed TO
meet the challenge Of this nu-
clear age, but without proper
manning. without the courage
and the ability Of q patriotic
citizen 81 their cor1trols. these
weapons are worthless"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

pleaded guilty to larceny Of
$50 in cash and stamps from
another clerks account on Au-
gust 10.
A former employee Of the Blu
reau Of Public Roads with q
good record Of 20 years. was
accused 10 another "informa-
ton" Of two counts Of en-
hezxlement.
SIS Endorsement
Andrew Francis Lucas Of
1924 M street NV. was charged
with embezzling $56.33 on Sep
ember 81. 1856. and $25 on
January rs. 1857. from credit
union funds. Defense Attor-
ney William p. Woods pointed
to the defendants good record
In asking the court for leniency
Judge Bryan also requested .
probation ofiicer's report In this
case.
John H. Waters. q former
employe Of the super-secret
Central Intelligence Agency.
was fined $50 for making pho
tographic copies Of his identi-
fication card and building pass
Defense Attorney Dikran
hawaiian. who entered q plea
Of guilty for his client. told the
court Waters. who Is 81 and
lives ct Mclean in Fairfax
County. had cost his Job with
the CHA as . result Of the cpl
sode. He said the film. includ-
ing the copies Of the CHA pa
pers. had been sent out to a
commercial professor and there
was no criminal intent. An
FBI agent testified no other
classified material was on the
roll Of Aim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Court Hears
Statement on
Wife-KiIIinq

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3 R-
A statement to police that he
beat his socially prominent wife
70 death in q red rage" Is in
the record Of Robert Jett Van
Horns murder trial.
A signed statement in his
own handwriting was admitted
into evidence yesterday quoting
the Baltimore lumber company
executive that he hit his wife
during the only red rage I
ever remember having"
Van Horn. SO. pleaded not
guilty by reason Of insanity to
the June 2 killing.
Defense Counsel John Grason
Turnbull got a statement into
the record that the 54-year -old
woman was severely pummeled.
Mr.. Turnbur asked DR.. william
v. Levitt. jr.. assistant medical
examiner. In short. this lady
was terribly and horribly beaten
and injured. isn't that true?"
Eyes. sir" the witness re-
/. piled.
Van Horn had married his
wife two years prior to her
death. He was named chief
beneficiary Of her estate which
Prosecutor Frank H. Newell
III said exceeds $500, 900.
The written confession Of
the handsome. gray-haired de-
PENDANT was offered by Mr..
Newell to the three Judge court
hearing the case without a
fury in Baltimore County Cir
cult Court in Towson.
The long statement, the
prosecutor said Van Horn wrote
out, quoted the defendant that
he and his wife had words over
. change Of plans in a road
trip and on the subject Of
servants for their Baltimore
County farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

to try to keep from hitting it.
The cars lights were on but it
appeared 10 be stopped, he said.
Reynolds Denies Driving
The right front corner Of the
bus struck the car in the rear.
spun it around and set it
ahame. Pvt. Finch said. 1T
burned to ashes" he added.
The ofiicer said the occu-
pants of the car finally got
out with the help Of other
travellers, who came upon the
scene soon after it happened.
Mr.. Reynolds told police he
was not the driver. Police have
not been able TO question Mr..
Morphis because Of his condi-
ton.
The bus passengers were in
jured when the jolt threw them
10 the floor. The bus was dis
Iabled and the uniniured riders
we're placed on another bus and
sent on their way.
Both the rescue squads and
the fire departments Of Laurel
.and Beltsville. Nd. were at the
scene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

r. Kirkley Of q citizens protest
committee. said he will be In
Washington for . conference
II the washington East Dis
trict Of the Methodist Church.
He Is q lay leader In the church
Mr.. Kirkley. who also Is
president Of the Anne Arundel
County Ministerium. said he
can't attend because Of q
funeral.
State Senator Louis N.
Phipps. who plans to introduce
q bill at the next session Of the
Legislature calling for Q State
wide ban on the pari-mutuel
gambling sport, said he win be
at Q Legislative Council meet
ing in Baltimore.
Sheriff 70 Send Deputy
Sheriff Joseph w. Alton.
who has commended at public
meetings that the sport would
bring undesirable elements into
the county. said he also viii
be unable to attend but viii
send q deputy to take notes.
The Republican sheriff took
the occasion TO loose another
blast at the Democratic Board
lof County Commissioners.
which authorized betting on
the game and approved estab-
lishment Of a jai-alai arena for
the Fort Meade area near the
Baltimore Washington express
way.
He said hackers had offered
"laIne excuses" Of extra revenue
for the county and reiterated
his charge that much Of this
revenue would be needed TO po-
lice the arena and It's operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
MARYLAND DEALERS

College pork-BowMAN fpsEl, 72ls Baltimore Ave.
ssthesdo-eovINeToN EDsIL. INC. 1901 Wisconsin Ave-
LoureI-coRHAM EpstL. INC. 500 Washington Blvd
Silver sprIno-SoY sTEUARr MOTORS. so4o eeorSic Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Steps to Pick
SIoteOutIined

Montgomery County's Demo-
cratic precinct chairmen last
night approved q committee re-
port outlining initial steps for
selection Of a slate Of candi-
dates 10 run in next years
elections.
The report. presented BY
David Reich Of Somerset,
chairman Of q special commit
tee 10 map ways and means
for selecting q candidate slate,
was adopted unanimously on q
voice vote ct q meeting in the
county service building audi
torium In Rockville.
Mr.. Reich said his group did
not arrive ct q final decision on
methods for election Of q slate
but said I'VE . +. win make II
possible for AL good candidates
TO rum"
He said II Il possible the
committee viii make recon-
mendations on persons want
ing to become candidates. add
ing I'm not ruling II out"
The committee report called
for publicizing the party's
search for candidates and hold
ing meetings TO DISSEMINATE in
formation on the election.
The committee also will as
semble names and the qualifi-
cations Of persons interested In
becoming candidates. II viii
meet again on January 30 to
prepare another report for pre-
sentation TO the precinct chair
men at their next meeting on
February 8.
The committee Of 10 men,
bers represents both the liberal
and conservative factions OF
the county party organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

Sheriff Alton said q "tremen-
dous sum" Of money has TO be
appropriated for policing q
single meet at Bowie, Laurel
or Pimiico. Maryland's three
major mile tracks for horse
racing.
Inadequate Enforcement
II am sure that no one will
deny that this operation would
attract this same element. How
then. would q single county
such as ours. whose law en-
forcement agencies already are
inadequate. expect TO protect
our citizenry from this element
without dipping deep into the
revenue they expect TO derive
from this operation" the sheriff
declared.
The conference is scheduled
for 2 pm. ct Carvel Hall Hotel,
and will include the showing
Of q Aim on jai-alai. A similar
press session was conducted in
Washington last week BY Audi
forums. Inc. which has been
issued q license to operate the
sport.
wilbur r. Dulen, former State
Senator and resident agent for
the Arm. said three Washing
tonians active In the oreaniza-
ton viii be present TO answer
questions. They are r. Joseph
Donohue. Washington attorney
and president Of Auditoriums,
Inc. Lou Poller. banker and
radio executive. and Alvin G.
Enrich. executive Of an adver-
Using agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

Cly0e M0rphis, 81, OF 251l
Cliffbourne place NV. Is in
critical condition in Prince
Georges General Hospital with
several broken ribs, burns OF
the scalp and face and multiple
abrasions over most Of his
body.
Mr.. Morphis' companion.
Earl Reynolds. 81, q painter
contractor Of the same address.
suffered O cut nose and burns,
but refused hospital treatment,
police said.
Three on Bus Injured
Three passengers on the bus.
which was headed for Baltimore
and Philadelphia, were treated
&C the hospital and released,
They are Bessie Lee Smith. 81,
Of 635 O street NE. q bruised
shoulder: Pauline Renner, 81,
Of 1905 Burwood road. Balti-
more, q sprained ankle, and
Mary Lake, SO. Of 1918 Wallace
street. Philadelphia. abrasions
Of the knees and hip and a
sprained neck
Park Police Pvts. James d.
Finch and Robert p. Dougherty,
who investigated the accident,
said witnesses could not agree
whether the car was stopped
at the time Of the accident.
about TAO pm, or which Of
the two men was the driver
The bus driver, William A.
Siedling. 80. Of 62i9 Forty.
fourth avenue. Riverdale, Md,
told investigators he approached
the vehicle from the rear near
the parkway's intersection with
Route COZ and had to swerve''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
|HyottsviIIe Offers
Free Holiday PurkinQ

Christmas shoppers IN
Hyattsville. Md. can ignore
parking meters on streets and
in parking lots from December
II through 20.
The City Council last night
voted to offer free parking ia
cilities during the holiday
shopping season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
.Hi-Fi Pickup Improved

AUBURN, N. Y.-The Au-
burn plant Of q national cleo
tric-products manufacturer Is
producing a new hi-fi phono-
graph-record pickup which it
says can reproduce sounds far
beyond the normal human
hearing range Of 80 to $4,000
cycles a second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Affirmed

RICHMOND. Dec. 3 @.--
The State Supreme Court yes
terday affirmed an annexation
court. award Of 239 acres Of
Chesterfield County land to the
lCity Of Colonial Heights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Yet the one that's xeaLy Mew Is the oaoest-priced too!

Accelerating. cruising or cornering. you'll
like the way the Edsel outperforms the
rest. You'll thrill to the already-famous
response Of the big, new V-s Edsel En-
gines-with up to 345 horsepower. You'll
enjoy the fnger-tip ease of exclusive new
Teletouch Drive. And you'll take pride
in the fact that the elegantly-styled Edsel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Ex-MoiImon Fined $50
For Refrigerator Theft

A former Fort Belvoir mail
carrier was fined $50 and
placed on one years probation
yesterday for taking q refriger-
ator out Of q Government hous-
ing project and giving 1t to the
American Legion. B
Charles Blackburn. rs. plead
ed guilty to the larceny charge
In Federal Court. Alexandria.
Judge Albert v. Bryan said he
would suspend imposition Of
any sentence Tor one year be-
cause Of Blackburn's previous
excellent record"
Assistant United States Dis
trict Attorney Harry Fitzgerald
told the court that when Black
burn heard that the American
Legion post needed a refriger-
ator. he volunteered TO get one,
Blackburn signed a statement
absolving his brother. who
helped him move the refriger-
ator. from any criminal intent,
Sale Price: $s.2S
Defense Attorney william l.,
Cowhig Of Alexandria told
Judge Bryan that an inspection
Of the unoccupied Government
houses showed that. In many
instances. the doors were un-
locked or that the windows
had been broken. The Govern
ment. he said. would have sold
the refrigerators to the Legion
for seas.
Blackhurn's conviction was
included among several GRIM
inal "informationS" - as OPP
posed to indictments-filed by
the District Attorneys ONCE
A 69-year-old Fairfax County
former post master pleaded
guilty to an embezzlement
charge.
Converted Receipts
John J. Meyer, former post
master at the Dunn Loring
station. pleaded guilty to con-
verting 500 In postal receipts
70 his own use on october 5.
Defense Counsel Quinlan
Hancock cited the defendants
age and prior good record and
said that part Of the funds
were used to improve the post
office. He further called the
courts attention to the fact
that Meyer, who has been mar
ried twice. Is the father Of i've
children.
Judge Bryan asked for q pre-
sentence report from the pro-
baton ofiicer.
Sentence also was deferred
on John David Freedom. 1905
Camp Alger avenue. Falls
Church. q former postal clerk
ct the Fairfax station who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Decoration Exhibition

The Cheverly Md Garden
Club win hold q Christmas Dec.
Grafton and Exhibit demonstra-
ton at 9 pm. Thursday at the
! Cheverly Community Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

is the newest-looking car on the road.
Yet, with all the Edsel has to offer you,
Edsel prices are actually the Lowest of the
entire medium-price feldr Compare car
for car and you'll find out: the one that's
really new is the lowest priced, too. See
your Edsel Dealer now.
E6sel DIVISION FORD MOTOR COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
|Joi-AIoi Bockers ExpIoin
Plan for County Arena

ANNAPOLIS. Nd Dec. lH1-Backers Of a jai-aai
planned for Anne Arundel County will explain the game at
conference here today but opponents Of the who
received invitations say they won't attend.
All opposition leaders reached yesterday said they have
other things TO do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
IS Hurt as Bus Rolms
Auto, Sets 1t Afire

Five persons injured Of them critically. when
Greyhound bus and both headed north coded last
night the Baltimore Washington parkway about mile
south Of the Fort Meade-L turmoil
Struck from the by the bus the burst into flames
and burned 70 ashes police said occupants
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22
Radio Station Begun
By Oblate Fathers

COTABATO. MINDANAO, the
Philippines, ,-(NC)-Mindanao is
land, center of a vast new devel-
opment in the Philippine econ
omy, has in recent weeks seen
the opening of new radio sta
tion under the auspices of the
0blate Fathers.
This new Station is patterned
on a similar experiment in South
America which proved great
success. The Oblate missionaries
hope to put pre-tuned, battery
transistor receivers in every vii
lage and town in their district of
Cotabato, and in that way they
will reach over a million people,
instructing them in the Faith, and
giving them entertainment of a
truly wholesome nature.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22
Your Excelleney:

leen TO . poor child. The next
morning she came over TO gsze
lovingly at Kathleen. Sister
wishing to encourage her re-
marked th at Kathleen was
quite comfortable, covered with
q blanket to which Mary
agreed. The third m morning
Mary came to visit Kathleen on
fhe very day that il was TO go
TO another child. Sister sensed
her feeling and asked IL IL was
really best TO part with kafh-
leen. Yes" answered Mary,
:" want 10 make a sacrifice"
And Kathleen went TO her new
home.
Christmas and the holidays
came and went and the chill.
dren returned to school. Mary
came in quite ioyovsIy with Q
beautiful new doll and showed
II TO Sister. "How lovely" said
Sister, "snd do you love her
as you did kafhIeen?" mo"
replied Mary. mo, could
never love any doll IS ! loved
Kathleen but you know Sister.
Jesus liked my doing that be-
cause last Thursday my Daddy
was baptized"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22
Mission i
World
Will Bring Electricity To
Stone Age Mission Land

PITTSBURGH - MC) - Father
George e. Demanding, As, provln-
cial superior of 165 Divine Word
missionaries in the two New
Guinea Vicariates of Wewak and
Alexishaven, has been gathering
data on hydroelectric plants while
on furlough in the US. after is
years overseas.
Electricity will make possible
evening classes, evening devo-
tions, refrigeration of foods, and
electric sawmills. These sawmills
will hasten the construction of
schools, churches, clinics, rec
tories and converts, which now
depend entirely on handsawn
lumber.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22
THE CATHOLIC TINES
Friday, Feb. %, 1857

One evening while hearing"
our first graders religion home
work, | came to the question:
Which are the chief sources Of
sin?" Clearly and confidently he
replied, Pride. covetousness,
lust. anger, bluttony"
You mean 'gluttony," | cut in.
you have done a fine job of
memorizing your catechism. but
are you sure you know what all
those big words mean? Let's take
pride for instance. Do you
know what that it,"
Sure" he answered without
a moments hesitation. That's
the stuff you rub on the furni-
ture to make it shinel'
Catholic Digest-Februdrp
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22

CULLMAN, Ala. - NC) Ala
bama State Senator H. e. Allen
of Cullman. is pursuing work to-
ward an ALB. degree at St. Ber-
nard College here The newly ac-
credited school is conducted by
the Benedictine Fathers of St.
Bernard Abbey. Mr.. Allen. who
is not a Catholic, has enrolled as
a night student.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22
First Priest From
Parish in 100 Years

SAN NARCISO, Philippines =
NC)-Dominican Father Antonio
Posadas is the first priest from
this little Philippine town to be
ordained since a parish church
was founded here more than 100
years ago.
After World War ii, he joined
the Dominican Fathers and was
ordained in Hong Kong. During
the war he was captured by the
Japanese and was one of the pri-
soners who had to make the in
famous Bataan death March"
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Cut out this column, pin your
sacrifice to it and mail it to
the Most Rev. Fulton ]. Sheen,
National Director. of The So
ciety for the Propagation of the
Faith, or your Diocesan Direc-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22

GOD LOVE YOU 10 c. w. n.
for 500. given for the love OF
God :. to the NAT girls /.
I'VE girls employed in an cleo
frie plant are soldering wire
leads and each time we burn
ourselves = BIT and use words
unbeeomins q lady we put
niekle in a pot "a months re-
suits for fhe Missions, fhis 81"
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J. J. p. Didn't cost Is much
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here's . $40 money order for
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22
God Love You-
Letter from Texas Tells Of
True Sacrifice for Conversion
by Bishop Fulton ]. Sheen

What money is to some peo-
pie that Kathleen was to little
Mary. And yet the sacrifice of
her pet doll fastened the con-
version of her father. Some
favors are purchased by prayer,
but others require surrender
of what we hold dear. If your
prayers have not been AN
severed" cut into your capital
TO make converts in Mission
lands. Everything you send us
is given to the Holy Father
who in his superior wisdom
distributes it where it is most
needed.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22

! tell you fhis
true story
Mary aged
six, came 10
school with
her beautiful
doll, K at h
Ieen, and told
Sister in .
wistful voice
that she was
giving ksth-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22

Seven Wonders of the
World
Ship That Died of Shame
Silent World
Suicide Mission
Teahouse of the August
Moon
Ten Commandments, The
Three Brave Men-Fox
Thunder Over Arizona
Tiger and the Flame,
The
Toward the Unknown
unconquered, The
Utah Blaine
Vagabond King
War and Peace
War DrumS-UA
Wee Geordie (Br.l
Westward Ho, the
Wagons
Wrong Man-Wars.
x, the Unknown
Yang Kwei Fei tJap.l
YaQui Drums
Young Stranger
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22

The following letter recent
ly came to our office from Tex
as.
Your Exeelleney:
Considering all that you have
taught Us about sacrifice may
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Prisoner, The
Private's Progress Brft.
ish)
ReprisaI
Ride the High Iron-Col.
Running Target
Scandal, Inc.
Seven Men from Now
Shake, Rattle and Rock
Am. Int1.
Sharkfighters
Silken Affair
SANDER
Solid Gold Cadillac
Spring Reunion-UA
Stagecoach to Fury
Star of India
Steel Jungle, The
Stranger At Ny Door
Tension at Table Rock
They Can't Hang Me-
UA
Three Violent People
Tomahawk Trail
Treasure of Pancho Villa
Unguarded Moment
When Gangland Strikes
White Squaw
Woman's Devotion
Woman of Pitcairn
Island
Written on the Wind
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Post For Reference
Legion of Decency
Rates Current Films

CLIP
to fn nrat.
1t win not be published
CLASS ASeon oraiy Patrenses
Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison
Smiley
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Above Us the Waves
Albert Sweitzer
Anastasia
Around the World In 30
DAYS
Baby and the Bsttleship
Battle Hymn-U-1
Bespoke Oyercoat, The
(Br.l
Best Things in Life Are
Free
Brave One, The
Canyon River
Dance With Me Henry
Daniel Boone, Trail
Blazer
Don't Knock the Rock
Col.
Everything but the
Truth
Five Steps to Danger
Footsteps in the Dark
Francis In the Haunted
House
Friendly Persuasion
Giant
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Lord of the Jungle
Marcelino tSp.)
Margaret of Cortona
tItalian)
Match Making Marshal
Mole People
Mountain, The
Navy Wife
Peacemaker
Public Pigeon No. /
Revolt at Fort Laramie
Richard LII (British)
Rock, Rock, Rock
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7th Cavalry
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