Evening star. [volume], May 21, 1948, Page A-13, Image 13

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Police Seize Window Smasher
Selecting Sports Clothes Outfit
A man who was neiping mmseii
to a complete sports outfit from the
smashed window of a clothing store
at 1128 Seventh street N.W., did not
have time to finish his selection last
night because two policemen came
along before he was through.
The policemen, Pvts. L. R. Harris
i and M. T. Feggan, of the second
precinct, arrested the man when
;they found him at the window and
charged him with housebreaking. He
was listed as Edward T. Hill, age
and address unknown.
He W'as scheduled, to appear in
Municipal Court today.
• In another case, police were puz
zled as to why a customer slugged
Abram Rimson, 64. owner of a jew
elry store at 1233 Seventh street
In . wwiui a naxa oojcct wrappcu
! in a newspaper last night,
j There was no argument and the
man did not attempt to rob the
j store alter knocking Mr. Rimson to
the floor, police said. The man
came in and asked to see some
rings, Mr. Rimson told police. After
showing a few he turned his back
and was hit over the head.
Dewey C. Morris. 40, of 1267 Owens
; place N.E.. a cab driver, was robbed
| of $30 last night by a passenger who
held him up with a small revolver
at Thirteenth street and Downing
| place N.E, police reported. The
bandit forced Mr. Morris out of the
! cab and drove away. The vehicle
1 was recovered later at Sixth street
and Florida avenue N.E.
Three Found Guilty
Of Beating Policemen
Three persons, charged with assault
in connection with the beating of
two policemen in the 800 block of
Thirteenth street N.E. on May 1.
were found guilty by a jury in
Municipal Court yesterday.
They are Caesar Nathaniel Steven
ison, 33, and Mrs. Mamie Lou Jack
son. 44, of the 800 block of Thir
teenth street N.E.. and Roland
Smith. 27, of the 700 block of the
same street. All are colored.
The three were charged with
assaulting Pvts. Harvey C. Womble
and Roy R. Swenk, both of the
ninth precinct, when the officers
went to a house in the block and
attempted to place a juvenile under
arrest on a disorderly conduct
charge. Before the fight was over,
several others had joined in, the
policemen said. Several squads of
police were summoned.
The jury yesterday acquitted
a fourth man charged with the
assault. He is George Edward Wash
ington, 22, colored, also of the 800
block of Thirteenth street N.E. Two
others have been turned over to the
Juvenile Court.
The case was tried in the court
of Judge Ellen K. Raedy with
Assistant District Attorney Frank
Riefsnyder presenting the case for
the Government and, Ben Lyndas
representing the defendants. The
three will be sentenced next Thurs
day.
Merit Medal Awarded
To 65 Scientists
The award of the Medal of Merit
to 65 scientists and engineers of the
wartime Office of Scientific Research
and Development was announced by
Defense Secretary Forrestal.
Dr. Vannevar Bush, director of
the office during the war and now
chairman of the Research and De
velopment Board and president of
the Carnegie Institution here, was
to present seven of the medals in
the Pentagon today7 to the following:
Dr. Leason Heberling Adams, Dr.
John Swalm Burlew and Dr. Richard
Brooke Roberts, all of Carnegie In
stitution; Dr. Edward F. Knipling,
Agriculture Department, Bureau of
Entomology; Roger Sherman War
liar, jr., and Caroll Louis Wfilson,
both of the Atomic Energy Commis
sion, and Dr. Alan Tower Waterman,
Office of Naval Research.
In addition, Mr. Forrestal an
nounced that 387 other persons will
receive the President's Certificate of
Merit and 782 others have been
awarded the War and Navy Depart
ment's Certificate of Appreciation.
Their names will be anounced later.
The other 58 scientists and en
gineers will be awarded their medals
by commanding generals of Army
areas and naval district comman
dants.
Michigan U. Raises Rates
ANN ARBOR, Mich., May 21 WP).
—The cost of living went.up yester
day at the University of Michigan.
The university announced a 51 i per
cent increase in its dormitory room
and board rates.
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D. C. Library Association
Elects Adams President
Officers of the District Library
Association were elected at the
group’s annual dinner meeting last
night in Pierce Hall. Sixteenth and
Harvard streets N.W.
Elected were Scott Adams of the
Army Medical Library, president;
Mrs. Louise Shepard, Southeast
Branch Public Library, vice presi
dent; Miss Margaret Schindler,
Agriculture Department Library,
secretary; Miss Alice Toomev,
Carnegie Endowment for Inter
national Peace, assistant secretary;
Mason Tolman, George Washington
University Library, treasurer, and
Miss Eunice A. von Ende, Navy
Department, assistant treasurer.
Nicholas Carson Unopposed
CHARLES TOWN, W. Va„ May
21.—With closing of the period for
filing for the municipal elections
set for May 27, Nicholas Carson is,
unopposed for mayor. He will sue-j
ceed Dr. G. P. Morison who has:
moved his residence beyond the |
city limits and was not a candidate
for re-election.
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