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• THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D, C.
TUESDAY, AUGUST «■ lass
Young Settles
Alleghany Suit
NEW YORK, Aug. 2 (JP). —A
stockholder group of Alleghany
Corp. has won a reimbursement
of $700,000 from its chairman,
Robert R. Young and his asso
ciates, in settlement of a suit to
prevent Mr. Young from using
the firm's funds for "personal
partisan interests,” the New York
Times says.
The newspaper says Mr.
Young’s attorneys will ask State
Supreme Court Justice Owen
McGivem today to approve the
out-of-court settlement.
The Times gave these details:
The original suit sought to
restrain Alleghany from buying
a series of advertisements to
"propagandize" Mr. Yount* dur
ing his successful proxy fight for
control of the New York Central
Railroad.
That suit, brought by stock
holder Sadie Zenn, was consoli
datetd with nine other similar
suits by court order.
The enlarged complaints
charged Mr. Young and his as
sociates with entering into vari
ous transactions with Alleghany
•'upon terms unfair to Alleghany
and favorable to themselves.”
The action also named Clint
W. Murchison and Sid W. Rich
ardson, Texas oil millionaires
w-ho played a vital part in the
struggle for the Central.
The $700,000 which Alleghany
Is to receive in the settlement is
in addition to $1,308,733 paid to
it by the New York Central after
Mr. Young gained control, to
reimburse Alleghany for Mr.
Young’s expenses in the proxy
campaign.
German Reds Open
New TV Station
BERLIN, Aug. 2 UP!.—Com
munist East Germany has just
opened a new television station
and plans three more by next
winter.
This will boost the number of
stations to five, enabling East
Germany to transmit programs
to West Germany also.
The new transmitter was in
stalled at Brocken Mountain in
the Harz region, close to the
West German frontier.
The East German government
news agency. ADN, said today
new stations also would be open
ed within a few weeks at Insel
burg, in Thuringia, also near the
West German border, and at
Rostock, on the Baltic Sea. By
winter, ADN said, a big TV sta-j
tion at Karl-Marx-City. formerly
Chemnitz, will be completed. j
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PETER P. RICE
New Principal
Rice Named Head
Os Lower School
At Sidwell Friends
Peter P. Rice has been ap
pointed principal of the lower
school of Sidwell Friends School,
according to Headmaster Robert
S. Lyle.
Mr. Rice takes over grades 1
to 4, with an enrollment of 200
boys and girls.
He has been teaching the
sixth grade and assisting with
physical education since 1945.
For the last seven years, he has
been director of the lower school
summer day camp.
He will take up his new duties
when the school opens on Sep
tember 14.
Active in both church and
community youth work, Mr. Rice
is packmaster of Cub Scout
Troop 415 and a member of
Area B of the Commissioners’
Youth Council.
He and his family live at 3901 j
Wisconsin avenue N.W. Mr. Rice
is an assistant teacher in the
primary grades and their two
sons, Terry and Peter, jr„ are
pupils in the third and fifth
grades.
.
Bishop Is Named
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2 (IP). —
The Right Rev. Bishop Demet
rios of New York has been named
Bishop of the Greek Orthodox
Church for the Fourth Diocese
covering the 11 Western States,
it was announced yesterday. He
succeeds the Right Rev. Bishop
Athenagoras. who was advanced
to the New England Diocese last
January.
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CHINESE MILLIONS
STILL GET WORD
IF LACKING RADIOS
TOKYO (TP).—Peiping ra
dio told today how it gets
the word to "hundreds of
millions” of people without
access to radio receivers.
The job is done by 28,000
monitoring posts in Com
munist China, explained an
article broadcast from China
Reconstructs.
“A monitoring post has
an operator who takes down
commentaries, talks and
news at dictation speed.
These are circulated locally
through printed or dupli
cated bulletins." the article
said.
"These are temporary de
vices which will gradually
be replaced by receivers in
the home.”
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Under D. C. law couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, wait three full days
and receive the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi
days are counted the same as
other days.
Joseph F Williams, Ir., 22, Portsmouth.
Va . and Edith J. Wilkson. 19. 68-A
Galveston pi. n.w.
Lerov J. Fugitt, 22, 1946 Good Hope rd
• a., and Mary A. Hoover. .18. 7514
Blaine st. n.e
James F Carter. 20. 700 Gresham pi.
n.w.. and Helen T. Diggs, 19. 221
46th pi n.e.
Willie Boddie. Jr., 24. and Genla M
Walker. 22 Philadelphia.
Wallace E. Asay. 27, Lovell. Wyo.. and
Elisabeth R. Ford. 34, Indian Head.
Md
Morris Jones. 24. Spotsylvania. Va.. and
Rosa L. Ware. 23. McHenry. Va.
Thomas J. White 22. 1845 Lamont at
n.w.. and Dorothy Jean Mace. 18.
Charles Town. W. Va.
Angus Masters, jr.. 22. and Lots J
Elbon. 23. both of 221 Newcomb at.
n.e.
Charles Smith, 40, Providence Forge.
Va.. and Lillian C. Adkins. 26. Charles
City. Va.
Alvin W Talley. 21. Centre. Ala., and
Hope R Kins. 21, 1053 Barnabv ter
a.e.
Roland E Shepard. 24. Hot Sprlnes,
Ark., and Patricia A Treadwell. 20.
319 Madison st. n.w.
Marvin L. Bloom. 26. Baltimore, and
Annie L. Hodge. 23. 5122 You it. s.e.
James A. Bronson. 24. Swanton. Vt .
and Joan A. Sexton. 23. 1725 16th
st. s.e.
William G. tustis. 23. Henderson. Ky..
and Mary L Clnt.tt. 18. 1417 18tta
st. s.e.
Winfred A Isaacs. 28. 2808 Gainesville
st s.e.. and Jean E. Snead. 27. 3133
Knox st. s.e.
Lawrence A. Reynolds. 21. Wakefield
Mass,, and Angela T. Spennati. 19.
1338 Randolph st. n.e.
Norman E Foster. 24. Wilmington. Del .
and Pauline F. West. 24. 3211 Bth
st. a.e.
Arthur E Hald Jr. 23. Long Island.
N Y. and Charlotte A Handy. 20.
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has been promoted to the
rank of captain. Capt. Hen
derson, flight surgeon at
the Naval Air Reserve
Training Unit at the Naval
Air Station, Anacostia, has
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DEATHS REPORTED
(From D. C. Health Departmenti
Mocale M. Weavers. 70. Silver Sprint.
Md.
Harvey T. Thorne. 70. Friendly. Md.
Herbert C. Cockrell. 68, 1750 KUbourne
pi. n.w.
Marsie W. Geltenberter. 68. 2805 Chan
ninc st. n.w.
Arville K. Blake. 67. 825 Underwood st.
n.w.
Edward Gaines. 50. 623 Pennsylvania
ave. n w.
Ardeile J. Imlt, 46. Sheboyvan. Wis.
Elizabeth E. Merritt. 96. 806 Ist st. n.w.
Harry Garner. 87, 52 Eye st. n.w.
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Betty Hodklnson. 75. Kentucky.
Clara Henault. 75. 604 Eye st. n.e.
Roseta McCardeU. 73. 3601 Wis. ave. n.w.
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M.x Yacker, 84, 148 ft Baratoc. «t. n.e.
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Nicholas Bozwell, 81. 21st Oglethorpe
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. William Williams. Bft, 1202 Decatur at.
■ John Cinque, S7, 81.7 S »t. n.e.
Jacob Werner. SS. 173 ft 20th at. n w.
Yamett Bland. 41. 1828 E et. n e
John 81th. 88, 1843 Kramer .t. n.e.
JoMDh Banks. 87. »18 Westminster st
Bessie Tim us. BS. 318 M st. n .w.
Ulysses Orlmes. 80. 726 Bth st. n.e.
James Moore. 52. 50ft P st n w
James Blmms. 48. 38 Fenton st. n e
Carlton Colston. 40, 1310 12th st n.w
Victoria Nowlin, 4. 743 4th st n.w.

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