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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-25
NEW GERMANY

A birthday party was held at the
recreation hall on Thursday eve
ming, honoring Miss Sheila War
hicks 18th birthday. Approximately
40 friends attended and Sheila re-
ceived many useful gifts
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinette
We're Saturday evening visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hummel
Mr. and Mrs. Blayne Skunk and
family and Mrs. Lewis Ramp were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. l. Otto.
Mrs. Althea Beachy has returned
TO her home after spending the
winter in Baltimore with her
daughter, Mrs. Neyin Warwick.
Recent visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Warwick were Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Harris and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hartman and daugh-
tiers. Of Cumberland; Mr.. and Mrs
William Englehart and daughter
of Johnstown, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Murphy, of Frostburg; Paul
Westcoat and Mr.. and Mrs w.
Mahlon Warwick and son.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-25

Three of every 10 American
wives and almost 50 percent of
single women are working outside
the home these days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

Complete and ready to play
IL" Woofer, 8" Tweeter and
Crossover Network. Easily con-
nected. In finished bass reflex
cabinet, choice of mahogany,
blonde or walnut.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24

THURSDAY. AUGUST %
Morning Program
6:50-Meditations
e:55-On the Farm Front
7:00-The Jimmy Dean Show
7:45-CBS Morning News
T:55-TV News
8:00-Captain Kangaroo
8:45-Cartoon Classroom
with Sagebrush Shorty
8:57-TV News
9:00-Fred Waring
9:3C--Arthur Godfrey
l0:30-Strike 1t Rich
ll:00-Hotel Cosmopolitan
li:15-Love of Life
ll:30-Search for Tomorrow
ll:45-Guiding Light
l2:00-Ladies Day COLOR
Pastors Chorus of First
Baptist Church, Ecorse,
Mich.
Afternoon Program
l2:30-As the World Turns
l:00-Bob Cummings
l:30-Linkletter's Houseparty
2:0O-The Big Payoff
2:30-Bob Crosby Show
3:00-Brighter Day
3:l5-Secrct Storm
3:30-The Edge of Night
4:00-Susie, High Spirits"
4:30-Our Miss Brooks
5:00-The Early Show
"Mademoiselle Fiji" ST.
none Simon. Kurt Krue-
ger
6:00-TV News; JAG Legoff
6:l0-TV Weatherman
Dr. Everett Phelps
6:l5-Doug Edwards; News
6:3O-Sgt Preston of the Yukon
7:00-Bob Cummings Show
7:30-Climax
clearinghouse 90
l0:00-Dr. Christian
No. 1915. Victim of Hate
1O;3O-Mr. District Attorney
ll.00-Standard News
JAG LeGoff
ll:l5-Miss Fa.rweather
Marilyn Turner
ll:20-Three Star Sports Final
1l:25-Nightwatch Theatre
Mexican Spitefire's Ele-
phant, Lupe Velez, Leon
Enrol
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24
FRIDAY AUGUST 70. 1857

300 a.m.-CartoonS
$50 a.m.-Rascals-C Cartoons
The Little Rascals
$50 amour Friend Harry
Harry Jarkey with a var
iety of fun, music, news
interviews and human
interest.
1l:30 a.m.--Robin and Ricky
Buried Treasure
IL Nocn-l2 O'Clock Comics
Starring Soupy Sales.
1890 p.m.--The Erwins "TV
Comes To The Erwins. :"
Stu reluctantly agrees to
buy the ramily a televi-
sion set, but insists on
installing it himself.
100 Lady of Charm
Foods For Flair" and
Glamour Clinic
200 p.m.-My Lite Margie
"Margie's New Neighbor.'
2:30 p.m.--Ramar of the jungle
THE Mask of Kreenah."
800 p.m.-American Banstand
Dick Clark amcees this
live musical show. (ABC-
TV).
4:30 p.m.-Terry and the Pr
rates First show OF {
new series.
The Boxers Rebellion. I"
500 p.m.-Mickey Mouse Club
Little League Baseball in
the Philippines.
600 p.m.-Kukla, Fran and
Ollie.
6:l5 p.m.--John DAILY and the
news. (ABC-TV)
$3.50 pm. Rim Tin Tin
THE Southern Colonel"
700 p.m.--Jim Bowie
THE Mounty Hunter
7:30 p.m.-Crossroads
"Paratroop Padre"
Donald Woods
800 p.m.-Key Club Play
House THE Man Who
Beat Lupo." Louis Jour
dan.
$3.50 pm. Date With The Angels
Shall We Dance"
900 p.m.-The Big Picture
$50 p.m.--Soldiers of Fortune
"A Gift of Death"
1000 p.m.-Youth Bureau
1890 p.m.-The Crash 1.-THE
Long Count"
Frank Lovejoy stars.
ll:00 p.m.-.Soupy's On
Starring Soupy Sales.
1880 p.m.-30 Minute Theater
The Gun"
Dick Powell stars.
IL Midnight-Crissom Theater
Serpent Island" starring
Sonny Tufts.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24

FRIDAY. AUG. 20. 1887
1855 Prayer. Sign On an'
Billboard
1900 Peppermint Prince
l2:15-Children's International
Newsrecl
l2:3O-Corliss Archer
l,00-Going Our Way with
Bill Kennedy
$40 Kitchen Karousel with
Myrtle Labbitt and Doris
Junod
2:55- News-Austin Grant
300 Request Playhouse
3:30-Bugle Theatre
5:00-Dance Party
600 Popeye
Boston Blackie
Million Dollar Movie
8:30-Country Hoedown
1901 Led Three Lives
$50 Pantomime Quiz
l0:00-CBC National News
Weathervane
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24

l, even ], am He that blotteth
out thy transgressions for
mine own sake. and will not
remember thy sins.--Osaiah
d, 25.)
1t is the still, small voice Of
conscience which abides within
US all the days-and especially
the nights-of our lives that
remembers our sins. But God.
our mercifuI Father, will for.
give the humbly. truly repent
ant, and give us new life in His
Ioving-kindness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24
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observation-disclosures,
Meditations
FRIDAY. AUGUST 20
Morning Program
6:50-Meditations
6:55-On the Farm Front
7:00-The Jimmy Dean Show
7:45-CBS Morning News
7:55-TV News
8:00-Captain Kangaroo
8:45-Cartoon Classroom
with Sagebrush Shorty
8:57-TV News
9:00-Fred Waring
l0:30-Strike II Rich
1l:00-Hotel Cosmopolitan
ll:l5-Love of Life
1l:30-Search for Tomorrow
ll:45-Guiding Light
l2:00-Ladies Day COLOR
Senior Usher Board of
Bethel Baptist Church,
East; The Sportssters
l2:30-As the World Turns
l:00-Bob Cummings
l:30--Linkletter's Houseparty
2:00-The Big Payoff
2:30-Bob Crosby Show
3:00-Brighter Day
3:l5-Secret Storm
3:30-The Edge of Night
4:00-Susie; still Small Voice"
4:30-Our Miss Brooks
5:00-The Early Show
Blind Spot Ches. Morris
6:00-TV News with JAG Legoff
6:l0-TV Weatherman
DR.. Everett Phelps
6:l5-Doug Edwards; News
6:3c-Beat the Clock
7:00-West Point
7:30--Destiny
8:00-Mr. Adams and Eve
e.30-Playhouse of Stars
9:00-Undercurrent
9:30-Celebrity Playhouse
1.-THE Go-Between'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24
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SATURDAY AUG. ~. 1887
ll:25-Prayer. Sign and
Billboard
ll:30-Featurette Conan
i2:00-Country Calendar
I2:3O-Youth Baseball Clinic
I:00-Action Playhouse
2:O0-Saturday Matinee
4:l5-Featurette
4:30-Comedy Time
5:00-Hopalong Cassidy
5:3O-Wild Bill Hickock
-Popeye
Holiday Ranch
7:O0-Temple Bcpt. Church
7:3O-Your TV Theatre
8:OO-Man Behind The Badge
8:3O-Premiere Performance
"David's Harem"
w. Lambert & p. Lorillard
l0:O0-CBC National News
1910 Weathervane
lO:l5--Gadabout Csddis
iO:30-Times Square Playhouse
HOO Starlight Theatre
l2:l5-Sign Off
SUNDAY AUGUST rs. 1887
8:52:20-S Sign On, Prayer and
Billboard.
9:00-Oral Roberts
$50 -Featurette
l0:OO-S Sacred Heart Program
D:l5-Film Fair
lO:30-The Christophers
Sunday Morning Show
l2:30-This Is Your Music
l.00-Bill Kennedy Showtime
2:30-First Run Theatre
Million Dollar Movie
5:30-Popeye
6:00-Gilead Baptist Church
-Telescope-U. A. w.
Uncommon Valor
1900. Henry Playhouse
Feature Theatre
l0:00-CBS National News
l0:l0-Weathervane
1918 Movie Museum
1890 Demon Runyon Theatre
100 Starlight Theatre
1915 Sign Off
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24
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700 p.m.-Billy Graham N. Y.
Crusade from Madison
Square Garden.
800 PM Lawrence Welk
Show
900 p.m.-Country Music Ju-
bilee Red Foley is host.
$40 p.m.-Date With David
Niven For Arts Sake
1000 p.m.-Realm of the Wild
Early American Civiliza-
TONS with host Dennis
Glen Cooper.
1890 p.m.-The Explorers
Arthur M. Dewey will
show films of Shoot
ing the Rapids of the
Salmon River
HOO p.m.-Showtime at the
Apollo Featuring Lionel
Hampton Little Buck,
Amos Milburn, The Glow
ers Sarah Vaughan and
Nat King" Cole.
1880 pm. - Hollywood Screen
inc Might Without Stars
David Farrar and Nadia
Gray star.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24

l0:0o-Racket Squad
l0:30-Sherlock Holmes
Christmas Pudding"
il:00-Standard News
with JAG LeGoff
ll:l5-Miss Fairweather
Bette Wright
ii:20-Three Star Sports Fins,
il:25-Nightwatch Theatre
1.-Two in Revolt Lon.
Use Lattimer. John A..
ledge; 2-"Passport 10
Alcatrez,' Jack Holt
2:l5-Weathervane and
Meditations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24

THURSDAY. AUG. ~. 1887
Prayer. Sign On and
Billboard
l2:00-The Ed g. Ross Show
l2:3O-Corliss Archer
100 Playhouse 81
$40 Mary Morgan Presents
2:55- News Austin Grant
300 Request Playhouse
800 BuRle Theatre
4:00-Circle 8 Theatre
5:00-Dance Party
6:00-Popeye
6:30-Abbott & Costello
TOO Million Dollar Movie
Feature Theatre
1000 CHS National News
Weathervane
1915 Theatre Is
l0:30-TV Auction
1900 Million S Mystery
l2:l5- Sign Off
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24
SUNDAY AUG. rs. 1857

SUNDAY AUG. rs. 1857
900 am. Understanding Our
World
Images From A Child's
World
$50 am. Men Toward The
Light
Man Among Men,
GAS q. m.-Accent-A Michigan
Report
"The Nike-Ca jun Rocket.
Guest is Mr.. William Hanse
of the UNI Engineering
Research Institute.
1000 a.m.-.Faith For Today
w. A. Fagal with inter-
views and hymns
1890 a .m.-Cowboy G-Men
Hang Fire"
ll:00 a.m.-The Erwins
Puppy Love
1870 a.m.-My Little Margie
Buried Treasure
IL Noon
Championship Bowling
100 World Adventure
Series
VIM. j. Trepagnier and
Leonard Barnes
100 p.m.-Laurel and Hardy
200 Johnny Slagle's
Dance Matinee
with host Johnny Slagle
$3.50 p.m.-Jungle Jim
"Safari Into Danger
400 pm. -Outlaw Days
THE Romantic Vaquero.'
500 p.m.-Annie oakley
THE Tomboy"
$50 pm. -Ramar of the Jungle
Danger In Disguise
600 pm. You Asked For 1t
$50 u.m. Hollywood Film
Theater
China Sky
From Pearl Bucks novel
800 p.m.-Compass
Destination Nassau"
$3.50 pm. Midwestern Hayride
County-stylc music from
Dayton. Ohio; with Paul
Dixon. emcee
900 pm. Mike Wallace
Interview
$50 pm. Science Fiction
Theatre Postcard From
Barcelona"
1000 pm. TIE Trap
"Thc Captive Brain"
1870 pm, Grand Old Opry
country-stylc music, COM
edy and variety with en-
Gee Roy Acuff
ll:00 p.m.--Jumbo Theater
"Blackmailed'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24
DETROIT TV GUIDE


800 a.m.-Cartoons
$50 am ascals-C artoons
$50 a m.-Our Friend Harry;
Harry Jarkey with variety
of fun, music. news. inter
views and human interest
1870 a.m.-Robin and Ricky
Derby Days"
IL Noon-l2 O'Clock Comics
Starring Soupy Sales;
with White Fang.
BLACK Tooth" and Betty
Boop.
1890 p.m.-The Erwins "Pri-
vate Enterprise
100 pm. Lady of Charm
Special Table Setting"
and Cooking Foods Men
Prefer"
200 p.m.-My Little Margie
"Margie Plays Detective"
2:30 pm. r. m ar of The
Jungle Tribal Feud."
800 p.m.-American Bandstand
400 p.m.-Record Room
Mickey Shorr, the Jimmy
Stevenson Sextet, and
songs by Connie.
500 Mickey Mouse Club
600 pm Kukla, Fran, and
Ollie
6:l5 p.m.-John DAILY md the
news. (ABC-TV)
$50 p.m.-The Lone Ranger
Eye For An Eye
TOO p.m.-Cowtown Rodeo
800 p.m.-Theater Time
"A Shadow Between"
$3.50 Wrestling from
Chicago.
$50 p.m.-The Cisco Kid
1000 p.m.-Club Polka
1920 p.m.-The Spy
HE spied on a Queen"
HOO p.m.-Soupy's On
Starring Soupy Sales
1880 p.m.-30 Minute Theater
THE Award"
IL Midnight-Lou Gordon
News A roundup of
local national, and inter-
national news events.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24

7:50-Meditations
7:55-On the Farm Front
8:00-Mich. State University
8:l5-Mich. State Conservatioo
8:30-Captain Kangaroo
9:30-Mighty Mouse Playhouse
l0:o0-The Susan Show
l0:30-Sagebrush Shorty Show
ll:00-The Big Top
l2:00-The Lone Ranger
l2:3O-Cartoon Frolic
1:00-TV News
l:l5-Lyall Smith
l:3o-Baseball; Washington al
Detroit. Van Patrick, Mel
OFT, play-by-play
4:00-Baseball ScoreDoard
4:l0-Saratoga Handicap
4:30-Early Show
Eve Knew Her Apples
Ann Miller
C:00-Colonel March
New Invisible Man"
6:30-The Buccaneers
7:00-Jimmy Durante
7:30-The Jimmy Dean Show
6:c0-Gale Storm Show
8:30-S. r. 0. Playhouse
9:00-Gunsmoke
9:30-Hollywood Showcase
This Land Is Mine"
Chas. Laughton, Maureen
O'Hara. George Sanders
ll:00-Saturday Night News
Bob White
ll:l5-Miss Fairweather
Betty Bahr
ll:20-Three Star Sports Final
l:25-Nightwatch Theatre
Adventures of a Rookie
Wally Brown: Body
Snatchers,' Boris Karloif,
Bella Lugosi
2:l5-Weathervane and
Meditations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24
SUNDAY. AUGUST rs

0:55 a.m.-First Edition News
900 a.m.-Church at Crossroad
o:30 a.m.-The Biz Picture
1000 ANU of NJ Hour
1900 am.-Adventure Ho
1900 N. Cartoon Carnival
1925 p m.-Sen. Potter Reports
1890 p.m.-Ask the Camera
loo p.m.-Mr. Hope
1880 p.m.-Colorland
2:30 p.m.-Watch M. Wizard
800 pm.--You.h Wants To
Know
$40 p.m.-Zoo Parade
400 p m.-The Catholic Hour
z:30 p.m.-Outlook
500 p.m.-Meet The Press
$50 p.m.-Hobbies In Action
Some of Americas vete-
rams of water skiing sport
demonstrate spectacular
tricks behind speed boats
off Metropolitan Beach
800 p.m(.--Ray Milland Show
Babes in the Wood Prof.
McNulty, appointed scout
master. falls into a bear
pit while on a hike
$50 p.m.-Circus Boy
ZOO p.m.-Steve Allen
800 p.m.-Goodyear playhouse
500 p.m.-The Web
$50 p.m.-Premiere Film Pa
rade-"You Belong To
Me-" Henry Fonda and
Barbara Stanwck.
Wealthy playboy marries
lady doctor in this hi
larious comedy of doctors
hours and male patients.
IL: 00p.m.-ll O'clock News -
Britton Temby
ll:l5 p.m.--Weather, Ed Allen
1920 p.m.-Sundav Show
Operation Haylift' with
Bill Williams and Ann
Rutherford
1910 a.m.--News Final
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24
SUNDAY. AUGUST rs


7:55-Meditations
8:00-Mass For Shut-Ins
8:30-The Christophers
Robert Young Speaks for
Himself
9:00-Detroit Pulpit
0:30-Court of Health
l0:000-This Is The Life
Prepared for Eternity"
l0:30-Cartoon Frolic
l0:45-Sausage Sinema
lI:00-Sagebrush. Shorty
l2:00-Heckle e. Jeckle
l2:30-Wild Bill Hickok
l:00-Cartoon Party
l:30-Sunday Showtime
II Am the Law Edward
c.. Robinson
3:00-Sermons From Science
3:30-Camera 3
4:00-Face The Nation
4:30-Detroit Speaks
Speaker, DR.. Clarence
Hillberry
5:00-Lard Word
5:30-You Are There
6:00-Lassie
6:30--My Favorite Husband
7:00--Ed Sullivan
8:00-G. Z. Theatre
8:30-Alfred Hitchcock
9:0o-s64,O 900 Challenge
9:30-What's My Line
l0:00-Badge TIA, The Big Gap
l0:30-Kingdom of the Sea
Playground of the Sea
ll:00-Sunday News Final
with JAG LeGoff
1l:l5-Miss Fairweather
Betty Bahr
ll:20-Three Star Sports Final
ll:25-Nightwatch Theatre
Commanders Strike at
Dawn Paul Mum. Sir
Cedric Hardwicke
Observation-Disclosures and
Meditations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24
SATURDAY AUGUST "a. 1857

oA OHbAt AO1OoI ~. 1897
900 am America On Parade
$3.50 a.m.--Crusade For Christ
Religious.
1000 a.m.-Cartoons N Cow
boys Prairie Express
Johnny Mack Brown and
Texas Desperate" with
Buster Crabbe.
IL Noon-Ed McKenzie's Sat-
urday Party With host Ed
Mckenzie, Hal Gordon's
Sextet and guests.
200 p.m.-Jungle Jim wild
Man of the Jungle"
2:30 p.m.-Cowboy G-Mcn
Hang Fire"
800 p.m.-Joe Palooka
Neutral Corner"
$50 p.m.-Laurel and Hardy
400 Milky's Movie Party
Montana Incident
500 p.m.-Public Defender
Loyalty"
$50 p.m.-,Flight No. z
Caribbean Holiday. A
tour of the West Indies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-24
FRIDAY. AUGUST %


$50 am.-Today's Farm Rep't
ZOO a.m.-Today
TBS a.m.-Todav In Detroit,
Kirk Knight
1880 a.m.-Today
7:55 a.m.-Todav In Detroit,
Kirk Knight
800 a.m.-Today
8:25 a.m.-Todav In Detroit,
Kirk KNIGHT
$50 M Today
1855 am.-Todav In Detroit,
Faye Elizabeth
900 a.m.---Arlene Francis show
$40 am Treasure Hunt
1000 a.m.--The Price Is Right
1890 a.m.-Trues. Consequences
1900 a.m.-Tic Tao Dough
1880 amt Could Be You
1900 N. Play To Win
1925 p m.-Window Shopping
Fran Harris
1890 p.m.-Club so
1870 pm.-Bride and Groom
200 p.m.-NBC Matinee
Theatre
800 p.m.-Oueen for Day
3.45 p.m.-Modern Romances
400 p.m.-Comedy Time
$50 p m.-Romper Room
$50 p.m.-Range Rider
600 p.m.-Six O'clock News
Sports: Williams, Lazarow
6:l5 pm.-Weathercast
$40 pm.-Box 4
C:30 p.m.-Helen O'Connell
Show
6:45 p.m.-NBC News
700 p.m.-Blondie
1880 p m.-Life OF Riley
800 p.m.-On Trial
$3.50 p.m.--The Big Moment
900 pm.-Cavalcade of Sports
9:45 p.m.--Red Barber's corner
1000 p.m.-New Adventures OF
Martin Kane.
Kane, armed with vital
data from Interpol, tracks
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Mrs. BorkIey Gets
Neep's Anecdotes
Recorded on Tapes

In the quiet living room oi
the Connecticut avenue apart
ment the weep" occupied dur
ing Is of his Washington years
his memory burned brightly
yesterday.
Jane Barkley, handsome
widow of Alben w. Barkley
junior Senator from Kentucky
at the time Of his death 2C
months ago, had just been
presented with a record album
II was no ordinary record
ing. 1t carries the mellow Blue
Grass voice Of her late husband,
telling the anecdotes that so
delighted his friends and
acquaintance, personal and
political.
Sidney Shalett. the writer
who. with his wife. spent weeks
travelling with the Barkleys In
1853. had a tape recorder with
him on the trip through Can
ada mad New England. He
brought back ~ hours of chatty
interviews with the weep" in
one hours playing time on
wax.
He hopes soon TO turn over
all Of the tapes to Mrs. Bark
ley. The interviews then would
be presented to the Barkley
Memorial Wing Of the Univer-
sity Of Kentucky library.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Green's Attorneys Seek
Release After Ruling

Attorneys for Everett d,
Green. 81. were seeking means
Of speeding his release from
District Jail today. following
q Justice Department decision
yesterday not to ask the SUI
preme Court to rehear the case.
Green had been under death
sentence. in the Staying by
arSen Of an S3-year-old spin
ster, until Monday when the
Supreme Court set aside his
conviction. BY the peculiar
circumstances Of the case. he
cannot be tried again. He has
served more than 4 years in
prison.
Solicitor General J. Lee
Rankin confirmed a report late
yesterday that the Justice De-
partment would not seek a re-
hearing. An official announce :
ment of the decision is expected
today.
Attorneys George Blow and
George Rublee who success
fully fought the case before
the Supreme Court said Green
is pennileSs and in failing
health. They have applied 20
the Veterans Administration 70
have him admitted to a sol-
diers' home. Green is a vet
eran Of World War I. although
he did not have overseas serv-
ice.
His legal battles since his
arrest in May. 1858. contained
Evening star., 1957-12-20
High Drive
Aids Junior vilIuqe

Woodrow Wilson High School
students ended . nine-day
Christmas drive yesterday fol
the Junior Village. a children's
home under the Department OF
Welfare.
The annual drive. sponsored
by the Student Council. COL
lected 2.iso cans Of food. S.i4S
toys S.s72 articles Of clothing
and s46s.3S for the children's
home. located at the foot Of
Nichols avenue S.w.
The items. collected from
student contributions and coll
lections in the neighborhood Of
the high school. Nebraska and
Chesapeake avenues NV, we're
delivered by two trucks yester-
day TO the home.
On Monday. the high school
student council held q Christ
mas party for the children at
the village.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
IGuiIlurd Wins Vote
On 1858 BUDGET

PARIS, Dec. 20 R.-The
National Assembly gave pre-
liminary approval to Pre-
mier Felix Gaillard's 1858 gov
eminent budget last night with
a 264-l90 vote OF confidence.
The budget now goes to
Parliament's upper chamber,
the Council of the Republic,
and then will come back to the
Assembly for a second-readine
vote.
The budget anticipates a def
icit Of nearly 600 billion francs
t$l.4 billion. 1t includes ex-
penditures Of more than 5
trillion francs and receipts Of
more than As trillion.
Evening star., 1957-12-20

some Of the strangest quirks
in court annals and led to q
Landmark 5-4 decision by the
High Court.
! Green was charged with
causing the death Of Miss
Bette Brown. who lived at the
same rooming house at Ills
Massachusetts, avenue NV. by
setting fire to the dwelling.
Under District law. anyone
who causes the death Of an
other through arson is deemed
guilty Of first-degree murder.
with the death penalty man
datory.
But the trial judge errone-
ously instructed the jury on
the elements Of second-degree
murder as well as first. It
brought in q verdict Of second
degree murder. This was set
aside by the United States
Court Of Appeals on grounds
there was no evidence to sup
port q charge Of second degree
murder. A new trial was or
dered.
This time, Green was con-
victed bto first-degree murder.
by arson. and sentenced to
death. But the Supreme Court
yersed the conviction on
grounds that when the origi-
nal jury found him guilty Of
second-degres murder. II. BY
implication. found him inno-
cent of first-degree. Hence. the
second trial was invalid on
grounds Of double jeopardy,
the court majority said.
There appeared to be q
possibility that If the Govern
ment could find evidence point
ing to second-degree mur6er,
Green might be re-indicted.
But. it was understood no such
evidence has been found. BY
the facts in the case, it had TO
be first-degree or nothing.
In deciding not to seek q
rehearing. the Govern ment
came TO a conclusion that II
had no new facts to offer the
Supreme Court which already
has heard the issues twice.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
District Names
Chief.
OF Inspections

Joseph j. IlgenfFitz. deputy
director Of the Districts
Licenses and Inspections De-
partment, has been appointed
to succeed Cabell 0wathmey as
the departments director on
January /.
The District Commissioners
recently approved Mr.. 0wath-
mey's request to retire on that
date.
The Commissioners yester-
day also approved the promo
ton Of r. Donald Kinney,
superintendent Of the depart
ment's inspection division, to
the deputy directorship.
Mr.. Ilgenfritz. so. joined the
District Government as inspec-
tons director In io46. He was
promoted 70 his present post
in Q reorganization. which
established the licenses and In
spections department. in 1854.
Army Engineer Ofacer
A native Of Lutheryille, Nd.
he worked earlier In private
industry in Maryland and
Pennsylvania and as q Penn
sylvania division engineer with
the United States Forest Serv-
ice. He also served in the Corps
Of Engineers as q construction
ofiicer at Fort Belvoir, Va,
from le4i to 1916. leaving serv-
ice as a lieutenant colonel.
He Is q member Of the
Washington Building Congress
and Washington Board Of
Trade and Christ Episcopal
Church. Rockville. Md. His
home Is ct 96l3 Page avenue.
Bethesda.
As one Of the city's top
ranking licensing and inspec.
tions ofiicials. Mr.. Ilgenfritz
helped to write and put into
effect q new housing code and
also has helped draft q new
building code expected to be
made public shortly.
Plumbing Is Target
He said he plans to step up
enforce en- ent Of the city's
plumbing code as one Of his
first administrative steps. A
Public Health Service commit
tee some months ago urged the
city 10 correct plumbing viola
tons which the group said are /
a potential threat to the safety !
OF city water.
Housing inspectors will pe
trained to help correct danger
Gus eros Sc on n ections in
plumbing. he said. He also in
dicated that plumbing rules
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Army Contracts
Bottle Eye Study
~ The Associated Prsss

The Army has contracted for
IL two-year scientific study "a
develop better television and
other advanced "eyes" for troop
commanders in battle.
The contract with the Cor
nell Aeronautical Laboratory,
Buffalo. N. Y. Is aimed at i'm
proving systems Of battle
field surveillance by radar, by
invisible infrared light and
by sonic. meteorological. un-
manned plane. Photographic
and television mems.
The laboratory is asked both
to report on effectiveness sof
present systems and recon-
mended new ones.
The Army said In an an
nouncement yesterday that
warfare has both spread and
speeded up so much that a
commander Of the future must
be able almost instantly to scan
q large battle area. locate o
potential target, prepare infor-
nation TO guide missiles. launch
q missile and then verify the
results.
Evening star., 1957-12-20

win be enforced in connection
with the issuance Of occu.
pancy certificates required Of
all commercial property users
The departm ent also Il
about to undertake q general
study Of business licensing
with special attention to home
Improvement contracting.