Evening star. [volume], May 03, 1950, Page A-30, Image 30

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U. S. Action Expected
Soon on Problem of
Displaced Germans
By the Associated Press
The* United States may soon
start international action to de
cide what to do with some 9 mil
lion Germans driven out of Iron
Curtain countries.
This was indicated today follow
ing a White House conference
between President Truman and
Chairman Walter of the Immigra
tion Subcommittee of the House
Judiciary Committee.
The refugees are persons of
German origin who were expelled
from their adopted homelands
when Communist regimes took
over.
Mr. Walter told a reporter that
Mr. Truman recognizes the plight
of the German refugees as a
major problem and “looks favor
ably” upon United States initia
tive in finding an answer to it.
Congress already has provided
Mr. Truman with authority for
American participation in an in
ternational resettlement confer
ence.
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Lorton Bloodhounds To Help Canal Zone
Word of a pretty smelly busi
ness has leaked out of the Depart
ment of Corrections.
And it all came from the direc
tor himself, Donald Clemmer.
Here's the story:
It seems the Canal Zone, which
harbors about 125 inmates in its
prison, had not a single blood
hound. Somehow, officials there
?ot wind of the well-trained pack
—
at the Lorton 'Va.l Reformatory
and put in a request.
Mr. Clemmer responded by de
claring as surplus two of his dogs,
Pat and Blondie. They promptly
were sent to the Canal Zone.
Their job down there is not only
to catch any prisoners who might
escape, but to see that the Canal
Zone has its own pack some day.
Arlington Girl Wins
Trip to U. N. on Quiz
Miss Ann Lsmoureux. 17-year
old senior at Washington-Lee
High School in Arlington, yester
day won a trip to the United Na
tions at Lake Success.
In a quiz on the UN. conducted
oy the Arlington League of Women
Voters with eight contestants from
the high school taking part. Miss
Lamoureux was high scorer.
Festival to Mark Opening of Dupont Underpass
The Commissioners have ap
proved gold street lights and a
folk dance festival to embellish
the formal opening of the Dupont
Circle Underpass on May 16.
Seventy-three globes around the
circle and in the vicinity north and
south will give off a golden light,
and the folk dancing will be held
between 8:15 and 10 p.m.
A citizens' committee is arrang
ing the ceremonies, which will
take place at noon. Co-chairmen
of the affair are Charles Stofberg
special assistant to Commissioner
John Russell Young: Horace J.
Meyers, president of the Connecti
cut Avenue Association. Inc., and
E. Goring Bliss, president of the
Dupont Circle Citizens' Associa
tion.
Highway officials hope the un
derpass can be opened to traffic
before the ceremonies.
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