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Evening star., 1941-02-11
HyattsviNe Voters
May Gel Referendum
On Fire Apparatus
Town Council Receives
Protest on Zonine
To Erect Apartment

Voters of Hyattsville, Md. may be
given opportunity at the annual
municipal election in May to decide
whether to provide the towns volun-
teer fire department with a new
combination pumper and ladder ap-
paratus.
The Mayor and Council last night
were told by Councilman John L.
Clarke, chairman of the special Leg
iSlative Committee. that a bill had
been drawn providing for a refer
endum on this matter. If the bill is
approved at a recess meeting of
the Council Friday night, the current
Legislature will be asked to enact 1t.
A petition protesting the proposed
rezoning of property at Ravenswood
and Hyatt avenues to permit erec-
ton of three-story apartment
house was placed before Council by
property owners of the area, who
maintained such building would be
detriment to the section. The mat
ter was referred to Councilmen Al
fred Keir and Walter Alexander for
study.
February "a was set for a special
meeting to receive bids on s23, 500 in
bonds to be issued by the town for
road construction. 1t was decided to
invite T. Howard Duckett to attend
and explain the proposed $4,000 600
bond issue he has suggested to bring
about public improvement in metro
politan Prince Georges County.
Councilman H. Wilson Spicknall
and Corporation Counsel Waldo
Burnside were asked to draft a sug-
gested ordinance regulating the
keeping of chickens in Hyattsville
Mr.. Spicknell. who suggested the
ordinance. said it was designed to
prevent the operation of chicken
farms" in the town limits and not
to prevent the kee7ing of a few
chickens. The prorosed ordinance
will be considered at Friday night S
meeting.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Park Council
Tax Bill for
Fire Department
Measure Would Provide
Sliding Scale Levy
For Upkeep

The draft of a bill providing for
a sliding-scale fire taE vas presented
to the Takoma Park Md Town
Council last night for study before
it's introduction in the Maryland
Legislature.
The bill was presented by Council
man Joseph Martin, who also is
president of the Takoma Park Vol
unteer Fire Department, which is
sponsoring the measure. The de-
partment contends that the present
town budget is insufficient to main
tain the department., while volun-
tary contributions have been de-
creasing each year.
The bill would set up fire board
of five members, two from the fire
department. two from the Town
Council and the fifth to be elected
by the four others.
Mr.. Martin told the Council he
did not believe there would be any
opposition to the bill The draft
was referred to the Laws and Ordi-
nance Committee of the Council for
completion and will be passed upon
at a special Council meeting,
The application of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey H. Holland to change a tract
of land in B. F. Gilbert's subdivision
from residential "a" to residential
&C." was denied A similar apphca-
ton from j. E. Weaver to change
lots on both sides of Greenwood
avenue between Carroll and Maple
avenues from residential "a" to resi-
dental "B" was approved and
section from residential "a" to resi-
Dental &C" was disapproved by
special committee.
A petition was filed with the
Council by several property owners
on Jefferson avenue asking installa-
ton of permanent concrete curb,
gutter and roadway.
Fire Chief Irving w. johnson of
the fire department urged approval
of a Statewide bill now before the
Maryland Legislature prohibiting
the sale and discharge of fireworks.
On motion of Councilman Millward
C. Taft. the Council indorsed the
bill.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Edwin |. Howard
Wins Divorce Suit
specjal Dispatch to The Star.

Spe ecia] Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, Feb. IL
Judge Stedman Prescott has signed
a decree in the Circuit Court here
granting to Edwin L. Howard of Hy-
attsville, Md, an absolute divorce
from Mrs. Mae E. Howard of Fair
land, Md, and awarding custody of
the couples two children, Betty
Ann, 8, and Gerald L.. 7, to the de-
fendant. Desertion March II, 1887,
was charged.
In another decree signed by Judge
Charles w. woodward, j. Melvin
Morrison of Bethesda is granted an
absolute divorce from Mrs. Alice L.
Morrison of Washington, also on
the ground of desertion. The Nor
risons were married in Rockville
July 10, 1886, and have no children.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
leon /. Freeman, b2, Dies;
Civic Leader in Fairfax
Dispatch to The Star.

special DlSp6JCn 10 l. ne otdE
VIENNA. Va, Feb. 11-Leon L.
Freeman. So. former member of the
House of Delegates from Fairfax
County. died Sunday night in
Georgetown Hospital after a long
illness.
Mr. Freeman probably was the
only Republican ever to represent
the county in the lower branch of
the General Assembly. He served
during 1880 and 1881. He also
served on the Fairfax County Re
publican Committee for many years,
was a member of Vienna Town
Council. a former mayor, former
president of Vienna Volunteer Fire
Department, which he was instru-
mental in organizing, and a director
of Vienna Trust Co. He was a
member of Concord Masonic Lodge
of Vienna and Vienna Council, Or
der Fraternal Americans.
Mr.. Freeman was born in Vienna
September %, 1872, in the same
house where he spent his entire life.
He attended Bethel Military Acad-
emy at Warrenton, and Spencerian
Business College.
For many years he was in the real
estate and fire insurance business.
At one time he operated a store.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Hat
tie Crocker Freeman, and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Lauris N. Sherburne OF
Vienna, and Mrs. John Lowell JEFF
fries of Vienna.
Funeral services will be held in
Vienna Presbyterian Church tomor-
row at 2 pm, with the Rev. H. C.
Lukens, pastor. cfficiating. Burial
will be in Flint Hill Cemetery at
Oakton.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Captain Is Selected
For Alexandria,
Home Guard Unit
Everett A. HeIImuth, Once
Army Aviator, Will
Leod Company of so
By E staff Correspondent Of The Star.


By E. Staff Correspondent Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. Feb. IL
Capt. Everett A. Hellmuth, As, for
nler United States Army aviator. now
a chemist with the Southern Rail-
way Co., has been named captain
of the Virginia Protective Force
Company for Alexandria.
The V. P. F., organized to replace
National Guardsmen called to ac-
tive duty. will be made up of Alex
andria citizens between the ages
of 18 and as. The Alexandria Light
Infantry of 10 National Guardsmen
is awaiting orders to report to Fort
George G. Meade for training.
The appointment of Mr. Hellmuth
was announced in Richmond yester-
Gay by Brig. Gen. E. E. Goodwin
commander of the State Protective
Force.
Mr.. Hellmuth. a graduate of George
Washington University and the
United School of Military Aero
nauticS at Cornell University. is a
native of Alexandria. He is married
and has two sons.
Will Have so Men.
He is secretary of the Alexandria
Kiwanis Club and a past commander
of Alexandria Post, No. "a, American
Legion.
The Alexandria company will be
allowed a maximum of go men. The
men will receive no salaries. Capt.
Hellmuth said the force will be re-
quired to drill two hours a week.
Tentative plans call for drill Mon
day night each week, and file prac-
tice Tuesday night.
Capt. Hellmuth said he already
has received applications from about
40 men for the one-year enlistment
period. He said no active military
duty is contemplated. In case Of
strikes. riot or other emergency, he
said, the protective force will be
called into service.
Organization Meeting.
An organization meeting, and en-
listment day, will be held after the
local Guard force, now designated
as Company I, 716th Infantry, leaves
for Fort Meade
Seventy men of the Alexandria
Guard unit were honored last night
at party sponsored by American
Legionniers of Alexandria Post.
The soldiers were dinner guests
in GadSby'S Tavern. Carl Brown
of the National Rehabilitation Com
mission was toastmaster.
In Richmond, Gen. Goodwin also
announced appointment of Josiah
P. Rowe, jr.. as commander of the
V. P. F. company to be organized
al Fredericksburg, Va Frank w.
Wray, former commemorative at
torney of Clarke County, Va. and
former department commander of
the American Legion, was named
company commander for Berryville,
Va. Gen. Goodwin has appointed
% company commanders to date
Eventually the V. P. F. will have IS
companies throughout the State.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Dr.. W. W. Davis Dead
In Baltimore at 81
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 1.-THE Rev.
DR.. w. w. Davis, 81. Methodist
clergyman, secretary of the Lords
Day Alliance since 1911 and an
ardent crusader for Sabbath re-
forms, died today at Maryland
General Hospital.
DR.. Davis was stricken at his hons
several weeks ago, while preparing
new Sunday observance legislation
to be submitted to the General
Assembly. He never had recovered
fully from his second attack Of
pneumonia in 1910
In the 80 years he served as sec,
retary of the Lords Day Alliance.
DR.. Davis never missed a session Of
the Legislature
He had campaigned against auto
mobile riding, amateur baseball and
movies on Sunday He fought
against Sunday sale OF liquors.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Driver Faces Action
OF Grand Jury in Death

Harrell M. benson, IS, OF Arling-
ton, Va, today faced grand jury
action in the traffic death Saturday
of Harold P. johnson, 81, of Brook
lyn, who was struck Friday night
by Mr.. Denson's car as he was
standing in a button safety zone
on Pennsylvania avenue at Twenty
sixth street NV.
Testimony at coroner's inquest
yesterday revealed that the auto
mobile, which was travelling east on
the Avenue at the time, left 81
feet of skid marks, of which 40
feet were in the safety zone. The
victim was picked up Al feet from
the point Of impact. He died the
following morning In Georgetown
Hospital.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Fred Wilde to Address
BeItsviIIe GRANGE

Fred Wilde of the Greenbelt Con-
sumers' Cooperative will be the
principal speaker at a meeting of
the Beltsville MD Grange in the
town grange hall tonight. His talk,
on What Do Consumer Co-opera-
tives Offer Us?" will follow dinner
in the hall.
The Prince Georges County Po-
mona Grange will meet Thursday
at College Park, with the Student
Grange of the University Of Mary
land as host. The program will be
under the direction Of A. B. Hamil-
ton OF the university and will in
clude a talk by DR.. Roger B. Corbett.
director Of the university expert
ment station.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Make February Safer
In February Beware Of:

In February Beware or:
l. Crossing streets carelessly
in rainy weather, particularly at
night. The four pedestrians
killed in February, 1910, were
struck in wet weather, three
after dark.
z. Crossing a street at a point
other than a crosswalk or cross
ing against a red light. The
former cost two lives in Febru-
ary. 1910; the latter. one. The
fourth pedestrian was struck by
a hit-run motorist at an uncon-
trolled intersection.
Of the four pedestrians, three
were go years Of age or older.
The fifth February victim was
truck driver killed in a collision
with an automobile.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
VonsyiIIe Citizens to Meet

The Evansville (Md) District Citi-
Zens' Association will meet Thurs
day at 8:15 pm. at the Beltsville
School to hear Nicholas Orem, su-
perintendent of Prince Georges
County schools, and Prof. Armant
Joyall of the University Of Mary
land College of Education discuss
the future Of the county schools.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Trial Magistrates Meet
In Baltimore Tomorrow

Gov. O'Conor will speak and Rep
resentative Sasscer will serve as
toastmaster at a meeting tomorrow
night of the Maryland Trial Magis-
trates Association in the Southern
Hotel. Baltimore.
State Attorney General William
c. Walsh also will speak. Judge
Walter L. Green of Prince Georges
County is president of the associa-
ton.
The association will open its ses-
sion at 1:30 pm. and consider legis-
lation affecting the States minor
courts, Judge Green said.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Mon Dies in Collision

FREDERICK. Md, Feb. II up-
John Clarence Main. jr., ae, Of
Frederick, was killed last night in a.
collision between his automobile
and truck on Route 40. about 4
miles west of here. George p
Shank of Middletown. who state
Trooper H. Ralph Pearson said was
driving the truck. was treated for
lacerationS of the head.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
College Curbs SteuIino

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Feb. II
R.-UniverSity of Virginia student,
have been provided with identifica-
ton cards as a means of curbtns
stealing at the university, which
College Topics. student newspaper
attributed to outsiders"
Evening star., 1941-02-11

Providence Hos
pital after a
b rief illness,
were held yes
terday at st.
James Catholic
Church. Vi t h
burial in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
A native of
Upper Marlboro,
DR.. Nalley had
been a reSlQenL
of Mount Rain
ier for "a years,
was one of the
active supporters
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Tax Boost Forecast

LURAY. Va, Feb. II R.-The
Page County Board of Supervisors
yesterday tentatively boosted the
general county tax levy from As to
80 cents. The levy will be adver-
tised for permanent adoption.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Funeral Rites Held
AT ST. James For
DR.. Harry Na|Iey
Mount Rainier Physician
Was Leader in Politics
And Civic Work

Funeral services for Dr. Harry
Nalley, Prince Georges County po-
litical figure and Mount Rainier
civic leader. who died Friday in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20


G<erk~ { Fessstt department
manager and buyer 81 schn~n.
fsids rseen,s stare. ~lil less. the
saty Oct - fer the south ara east
On . tws ~sess furniture huysns
trip.
The rasamsa vii handle buying
thss year Tor All three bag starss.
N rasoms. seattle ard HfsmeFton
whlle Crockett all - FIRST 10
California. ne aid. he ~lsl merely
study the furniture market there
ard then 10 On 20 Chicago. the
enaalfys msIur farnitnf~ mart.
With Herman sehc~nfsid. w..
president NJ ths company. ~hs oil.
accompany him. cre<s~tt ~sil visit
the regular November fusnEtafs
msrtsts IN the Chicago Merriam.
dis Mari and Furniture Mart.
t~s ef the ~usids largest build
lnss
Ne anticipates snms difficulty In
Fettlnr msscn.ndlse delivered. hui
viii piass orders in eli the lines
handled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
A YANK In THE Raj.
A New Novel BY HARLAN THOMAS

In another moment their boa,
was ~sllowlng In the eo~-wsses
which the ship had cast. The shsd-
ow moved on. never turning. never
stopping. They shouted after II
with psrched voices Now the shs-
dow disappeared. the throbhlns
grew softer. and in one burst of
rage Tim hurled after II the tin can
which he had been holding. Morley
sank back They bounced and
fioundered In tho swirl Of the
ships wake. Then. suddenly. Tim
realized what he had done. he had
nothing with which to bail. he
knceled. down and tried 10 scoop
up the water with his hands
At dawn the mist settled into
fog and stilled the SEA. They drift.
ed IN a vast. gray calm. Morley lay
stretched out Tim had peeled off
his coat and was using II TO sop
Continued on Pag. TwelveD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

A soldiers dormltosy IN shs
state srmory here vaii open 5000,
sdth slssping accommodations for
800 men. Mayor Harry r. Cain
announced Saturday a. he accept.
al delivery on ,hs flrst shipment
n 300 b<ds
Its q real pleasure In make
this announcement. said the
mayor. as we've t>sa shooting
for a long time 10 provide ths
boys out AZ Acchord fsid ard
yor; Lewis sish more places 20
stay overnight Of reasonable rates
~hen they sons % Tacoma
CAN obtained ths n<1s from
Kettle Fails. IDA. where q fed.
srsl camp vss rsesntiY broken up.
in roop<rstion ~1ih I. r. Dssrkss,
regional director ~ ths WA.
Allotment Of . large room In the
basement - the srmory for mss
as /. 6ormliorr Sss made ~ IA
Col walter J. Def-ong. stats sd-
rItsni general
Cain sAld ths beds you'd he
svsiis has 70 soldiers a. esst. PROB
ably 80 cents or Isss q night
Delivered sath fhs beds. 90
tslne1 o, ssir.nsly lo~ cost. ~srs
shse,s. blankets. pillows ard mat
fress<s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Indian Sentenced
For Theft Of Auto

Gregory swifteaxls. alias Dor.
don skunk. q Sioux Indian. plead.
ID guilty IN charges ~ sutomoblie
,heft and ~a. sentsaced Ia servs
70 years IN the state refosma,ory
Al Monroe by Judge z. y. Hodge
IN Pierce county superior court
Friday
swiftessls .ss formerly . men,
esr ~ is5d Infantry. sist Divi.
sion. At Fort L<ws. he stnis IN
AUTOMOBILES last May IL. not belns
caught until May ~. I, WAS -.
vssisd IN court that he had = long
w. n. / record for minar offsnsss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Glasses Offered
In Handicraft

Adult hsaaicraft CLASSES re nn~
crsn fnf saFcliusnt. Il "a ~.
nearesa Sassrdsy
Ccarses n efeshstIng. knittIns.
rine needle wcFk. sccfnnruinx
Swedish weaving. sskr~asry I'D
~ making ~ ncveisiss are -.
fefed
A at - teachers sna ~hers
cIssse. are hsia felie~s
Nsrie. Rii~s-tnthsfsn ehureh
At va ard PARK. Necsrver .snessl.
browns fesnt improvement eiue.
Odd Fsllo~. temple
Lila. feci~ - Nsnllea scheai.
Gray school F1fs center chnrvh.
Horace Mann schcel Sheridan
- hool
Amsra. z.hi Adams 81
chapel jefferson field house. Tstln~
Reach club. Rustrn cawnunsty
club. Nlltea seheol .na stewart
school
Clara Daohve - Willard schcei.
Mason scheal Issoa lee Gheri.
shermsn s.hcci. tAss CITY cem-
manltY hall rellsh hall.
scrsia NeDe.eash = wellos let
school. Crescent Valley. Long
Branch hail. vaughn hal. Elxln
school rurdy hall. neme hall. Ar.
tondsle hsil. LAKE nsy hall.
tier Rieksrdsss - walter Rad
Improvement club. Mhltm . n
school. fsrkland school. Northeast
Tsecms school and Oakland school.
Edith naisswe = Stewart school,
csult school Fern Hili .rhcol.
South summit Improvement club.
Park Avenue school
l.oia Metuis ~ sumner Junior
high school. North ruyslhsp school,
rnysllup high srheoi. Judgement
school
hsude A. Wing 10 had tssshsr
ENROLMENT In glasses is free an.
der the supervision ~ the wPA
recrestionsi program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

City over who shall be hsrbormas-
ter Of American Lake: some say
the veteran incumbent, Men Fisher.
still has chance: but Larry Aus
says there's something flshy IN the
prolonged h@llotinT and II looks 10
him A. ~ there were mors ballots
than voters.
H. Col Lloyd NJ. winters. In
spector Of the Ninth Corps area.
WAS at Fort Levi. this week on
an inspection tour. Accompany.
ing him was Wavvast OFFICER Otto
MoIIer. Both men are members
Of the Inspector generals depart
msnt. with present station at the
Preside Of San Francisco. Tho
men Will go 10 Seattle. and then
return 10 the Preside.
Frank Mei,en.id, :sss No. I. 1t.
Was all set To motor with his fam.
ny TO wsils wslls Saturday 10
vtsit friends there. Frank fook
bis gun along for the PLEASANT
shooting he shot the limit Of
ducks this week.
Three TseomsDs prominent In
maritime circles are planning 10
attend the 18TH national eonvsn.
ton Of the Propeller slub. 10 bs
held Oct. 7i-2f al San Frsneisco.
They are; Perry "Disty" Mssss.
ross Co. Leroy Rogers. wsysr-
hssuser steamship Co. rrs<
Draws. Draws Engineering ca.
fhafies Henderson, local agent
u the u. =. department. NJ justice.
saturday married q Seattle girl IN
that city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Wed SATURDAY.

In the presence of their immedi-
ate families. Miss Marie Thanasse.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thanasse of 622 4th ave. s. W.
and Samuel A. Thompson, Jr.. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Thompson.
ar. of Tacoma. were married at
high noon Saturday in the First
Baptist church with Rev. Walter
Sadler reading the service.
The bride. wearing costume
suit of black wool crepe with sill
yer fox and carrying orchids. was
given in marriage by her father
She was attended by Miss Ruth
Matthewson OF Tacoma who wore
q costume suit of blue and carried
gardenias and roses. William d.
Renfro Of Seattle was best man.
Following the ceremony dinner
for the bridal party was served at
the home of the brides parents.
Both young people graduated from
Puyallup high school. the bride in
80 and the groom in 81. Mrs.
Thompson received her higher edu-
cation at Washington State college
and Mr.. Thompson at University of
Washington. The new home will
be established at 4203 Brooklyn
ave, Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Garden Groups
Plan Meetings
Three Clubs Hold
Sessions Tuesday

PTyAIITr - Three Puysllur
garden club groups have meetings
set for Tuesday.
M. Richard Cook viii Be host
- for a ! O'Clock dessert lunch
con for members Of Glove and
Troxel Garden club At hcr home.
777o W. Pioneer ave. Tuesday.
she win ~ assisted by Mrs. Carl
Sparks Guest speaker viii be
Mrs. William Weller Of Tacoma
who will have State and Fedora
ton Garden Clubs" as her subject
Round Table Garden club will
meet with Mrs. n. C. Gray. i22
sth ave. y. W. Tuesday for a !
o'clock dessert luncheon. For the
program there will be a seed pod
contest and talk on "Aush-
rooms by Mrs. Robert Heston
Mrs. T. H. scheffer will assist Mrs.
Gray.
Garden division No. > Of the Puy-
snup Women's club will be enter
tanned BY Mrs. r. r. Cramblitt.
122 Sd st. n. E. Tuesday at l
o'clock luncheon Mrs. A. r.
Hartman will read a paper on the
kiey Gardens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Noxis to Reduce
Clothing Rotions

nIRfIN Reduction in German
clothing ratinns for the third win
ter Of the war wss announced
to-day. but 81 the sems time
Germans were told that just before
Christmas ard sgsin In February
thsrs ~iii bs issues n real oof-
fee instead IT coffss substitutes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

CHICAGO Edward A. Cudshy
sr.. eo-founder 81 the Cudahy
Packing company and the last NJ
the old-tims packers who built the
huge present-day packing plants
died today IL hls home after q
heart attack. He was ~.
cudshy had besn III for ssvrral
years % . heart silmeni. Edward
A. Ir. now president ~ the firm.
and his four sisters were at thar
fathers bedside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Two Evenings
OF Vaudeville
Lakewood Groups
Show Oct. 242S

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
SECOND IN WEEK

OCOsTA-The second funeral
in the family in week was held
here Friday when Mrs Hattie L.
Canaris. IS. was buried Just q
few days after the funeral Of her
brother. Charles Matthews, also
Of Ocosts. Among the survivors
was q sister. Mrs A. c. Gaylord.
1924 So. 62d ~.