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Marshal Told to Evict
16 Families Failing to
Quit Trailer Camp
The National Capital Parks Office
today charged about 16 families
with “unlawful occu{>ation” of
Government land in the East Po
tomac Park trailer camp and called
upon the law to eject them and
their trailers from the property.
Officials said the families had
failed since Sunday to comply with
the latest order to vacate the camp
or move to the new temporary site
provided for them on Columbia
Island.
Marshal Instructed to Act.
Patience was worn thin, after
months of “futile persuasion," they
said. So the United States Mar
shal’s Office was instructed by let
ter to proceed under authority of
existing statutes to oust the tres
passers and restore the property to
NCP. Under the circumstances,
they said the marshal probably
would give them 24 hour’s notice
before evicting those who still re
main.
Only one family, characterized as
“a hardship case,” occupied the new
temporary trailer camp on Colum
bia Island for which NCP had gone
to considerable expense in provid
ing electric powfcr, hot water and
guard protection. One other hard
ship case will be cared for at the
camp, it was explained.
Wanted for Tourists.
NCP wants.the trailer camp re
stored fully for the use of transi
ent tourists, who are allowed to
stay for no more than two weeks.
Some of the trespassers have
["squatted” on the site for two or
three years, having taken advan
tage of the relation of rules during
thp loti* war
Months ago NCP tried to per
suade them to leave, before the
spring crop of tourists arrived.
Practically no one heeded the re
quests. Then, on March 30, formal
notices were filed by the Park Po
lice, and from time to time park
officials leniently extended the
period during whieh they could re
main. Recently the Army restored
the former cantonment on Colum
bia Island, and it was believed
most of the trespassing families
would move there. The site is
open for occupancy until June 1,
when all buildings are to be de
stroyed.
Air Freight Service Asked
RICHMOND, Va., May 18 (/P).—
The city of Richmond and the
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
yesterday asked the Civil Aero
nautics Board to authorize sched
uled air freight service that would
connect this city with proposed
southern transcontinental and mid
1 die transcontinental routes.
Lawyer Quits High Court Bar,
Citing 'Judicial Legislation'
A spry and determined su-year
old lawyer, who hasn’t practiced
for 45 years, but “wouldn’t take a
case before any court whose basic
ideas of law differed from mine,”
yesterday was granted permission
to resign from the bar of the Su
j preme Court. „
William L. Hillyer’s terse note,
asking that he be permitted to re
sign, was quickly accepted by the
court. The petition did not specify
Mr. Hillyer’s reason—that the
highest coqrt had shown “an in
creasing tendency to judge cases
by judicial legislation.”
Mr. Hillyer, who lives at 2151
California street N.W., said he had
noticed the trend during the last
10 years. His decision to resign,
l however, came after the recent
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case *and the restrictive covenants
issue.
"The justices have tried to indi
cate what they think legislation
should be." he said. "That is not
what they should do, according to
the Constitution.”
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phrases or sections of the court’s
decision on covenants to which he
objected, he said his disapproval of
the justices on this issue was “be
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cause they acted contrary to what
has been the law of the land for
years.”
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estate covenant cases appearing be
fore State and Federal codrts in
the post,” he said, "the decision has
been to uphold them.”
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real estate holdings, but says none
of his property is covenanted.
Although Mr. Hillyer said he
thought he was the first one ever
to resign from the Supreme Court
bar, Charles E. Cropley, clerk of the
court, said there had been at least
a half a dozen resignations "in the
past few years.” Mr. Cropley said
he did not know what reasons for
resigning were given by these per
sons.
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icized Presidents or Congresses,”
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have made nothing but laudatory
comments concerning the court.
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