Evening star. [volume], March 14, 1952, Page * B-7, Image 40

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Air Force Identifies Deed
In Swiss Plane Crash
Sy tha AmcloM Pi«n
The Air Force yesterday identi
fied the eight persons killed Friday
when a C-47 bound from Madrid
to Southern Germany struck a
peak in Switzerland.
| The victims were:
Lt. Col. Robert Langdon Spear,
I San Gabriel, Calif.; Lt. Col. Or
iville Harold Riggs, Galena, Kans.;
MaJ. Ralph Crofoot Adams, South
'Minneapolis, Minn.; Lt. Col. Gus
John Mehess, Sious City, lowa.;
IS/Sergt. Earl Dean Clay, Naoma,
W. Va.; Corpl. Boyd Frank Crook,
Godley, Tex.; Pfc. frwin Lee Stein
art, Lodi. Calif., and MaJ. Samuel
Davis McFadden, Bellflower, Calif.
Former D. C. Man Gets
Life Term in Assault
On Befhesda Girl, 14
Robert Byrd, 35, formerly of
the 600 block of L street S.W.
was sentenced to life imprison
ment yesterday in Circuit Court
in Rockville-on a charge of as
sault with intent to rape a 14-
year-old Bethesda girl.
In reply to Byrd’s last minute
plea for leniency. Judge Charles
W. Woodward declared:
“The only problem in my mind
is whether to have you hanged or
igive you life imprisonment ... I
am giving you leniency when I
sentence you to prison for the
rest of your natural life.”
Identified by Victim.
Byrd was found guilty last Fri
day by Judge Woodward after the
attractive victim identified him in
court.
The high school girl, in soft
spoken tones, testified Byrd
threatened her with a knife,
knocked her down and tried to
assault her last July in a wooded
area off Surrey avenue, about six
blocks from Wisconsin avenue.
Byrd wan arrested the day after
the attack on a construction job
near the scene. The young girl
identified him by white splotches
on his chest. A pair of tennis
shoes also were used te connect
him with the crime.
Sanity Plea Overruled.
A plea of insanity was over
ruled by Judge Woodward last
Friday. Yesterday Byrd told the
court he was the sole support of
his mother as he pleaded again
and again for clemency.
Robert Meyers, of Rockville,
attorney for Byrd said the de
fendant never had an opportunity
to learn right from wrong and
the seriousness of his crime.
Mr. Myers said the colored man
has been excluded from places
where he could learn accepted
standards of society and should
not be held accountable for his
actions in the same degree as a
white man.
Judge Woodward, noting the
age of the victim had no bearing
on the case said to Byrd:
“The crime you have committed
is as bad a crime as can be com
mitted. No man who did what
you did ought ever to walk the
streets as a free man again.” -
Hibernians' Choice
HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 14 (^Pi.—
The choice of the Irish is Dublin
born Maureen O’Hara. The an
cient Order of Hibernians, in a
poll conducted in the United
States and Canada, voted her its
outstanding Irish actress for 1951.
She’ll get a statuette of St. Pat
rick on St. Pat’s Day next Monday.
Bosbey Urges Improvement M2B Japanese Are HeU
Os U.S. Cemeteries Abroad ** Crim ' nals of War
Sr ftte Associated Press
Representative Busbey, Repub
lican, of Illinois, has called on
Congress to complete Immediately
the construction and landscaping
of American cemeteries and battle
monuments in Europe.
"In my opinion,” Mr. Busbey
said in a floor speech yesterday,
“any delay w completing the
cemeteries is false economy be
cause the longer we delay the con
struction program, the greater the
cost will be to the taxpayers.’
He pointed out that the Govern
ment had refused t<* let piivate
organizations erect memorials in
American cemeteries overseas, of
fering, instead, the assurance fl at
the United States would provide
suitable monuments. He called on
the Government to live up to its
promise.
Mr. Busbey also urged that
photographs be made of the graves
at Government ixpense end rent
on request to relatives of dead
servicemen who cannot afford to
visit abroad.
A total of 124,153 graves now are
under jurisdiction of the American
Battle Monuments Commission,
Mr. Busbey reported. Os these,
301908 are World War J graves
and 93,245 are World War 11.
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nese war criminals imprisoned in
Japan and 320 more serving sen
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1,428.
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ratification of the Japanese peace
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