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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-06-05
Mrs. Lena M. Oden

Services for Mrs. Lena M. Oden,
60, who died at her home near
GAINESVILLE, on Thursday after a
long illness, were held May 81, at
the funeral home of William B.
Hilton, GAINESVILLE. The Rev.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-06-05

Herbert O. Cooper, pastor of the
Rockville Baptist Church officiated,
and burial was in Monocacy Gene
terry, Beallsville.
Mrs. Oden, a lifelong resident
of Montgomery county, is survived
by her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Cole, of near GAINESVILLE,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-06-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Norman r. Edwards, 81, Wash
ington Grove, to Mary E. Hughes,
Is, Washington, d. G.
Robert E. Craver, %, Olney,
to Jessie E. Peddicord, 81, Gath
ersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-06-05
Montgomery Budget Placed
At $3,399,45l.67 By Auditor

Montgomery this week
budget $3995167 the fiscal year beginning July
represents 1881 351O7 year.
County K presented following
mended hudp
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

- Meiien Sic bel GinfGufen Bar,
n,i bin BOB Sic Oie Mn5eise i'm
rTolfsblott" geleien babeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

sen iie nift fontrolIieren fonncn, 81,
lhtagcn iueger lsiner %Sniic1t ibcr
Scs 2onocs Mnsianosroli..if. Wortu.
=. Spcenp bat oicie &crnusicror.
rurg oneenontmcn Gs lit fciuc iSro.
&c. cr, Specncp, tritt ein fir ser
nusbnltlmg unlrrts SnnOeS aus
ocm eurcpoilcben @rica inns fir Grs
holtllng uuitrcr ,5rcibcit mcbr als
irgcnoein Gcrtrctar Sbios III oicIer
Code. gr lit r!n Hatipnal- -6iitrer
in Hieien &nmptt.
@enn Mar:in I Slpctl,cp gi;r.
acrneiiter Ser icdyitcH StaNt III Oel,
Serei,listen Staste" lit, fG"n er Sop.
pelt Ginorlf ausi;hcn unb fam Sic
@iinihc bon SO%3 Ser Qcuolfcrnnl
in Grfiilllmg gchcn MAIDEN. Glnrcurc
Splifi, Ser Scfcct;rr OcS Sluccnc')
@ablfomitces, pcrtritt oie @abI bon
@!urtin :. SlueH.t) ulS @iirocr,
lnCiitcr. Gr io',... Oics lit cucrc sc.
lcsenbeii Sit 'lAcn Sieg.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

StraBenbahn- l,i,o 0usS SicnIt limo
furdtloie 0urhfiibrung Ser Ceiele
Gr lit fir cine geihdftsntGiigs Ser
tpaltl,n9 ser Staot uno 3uIomncns
arbeiten nit Staot. .luo Ieocrol:
9eamtcr i'm TcrteiOi0unespro.
gramm uno Terbciierllna aIlcr iibrl-
gen Staotoienite. &eraro6erl,rg ser
@oiieriperfc. &rrbcl'crlrg Oes 81.
piloienitcS, Gerio,alna Der Notltis
>:noen. %crbeiieru', oes Stoot &r-
pitfalls umb anbe"t; @oblfabrtsins
ititlte. Ncrbeiierlrn5 oes Tcrfchrs
ltno Gerit1noigun.; 5luiiWen slrbeis
ter ltno Mrbeitacpe" iSreiDeit non
Toreingen enonim'nI,eli Ncaeniiber ut.
Ieru 9iirgcrn aal} GltilA meltcc
Haiie, 8lo!,bcn r>rr Scrfluft.
@cnn SIC oicies Hrp1ramm aut
beibcn, bonn tret,n 81, eill iiir c.
,uoro 8lptDiu a., 0;irgcrmciItcr
1,no gebcn linn Sore Stiu:mc alu
so. September.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

AN AID FOR RELIEF
Of minor Burrs. Rolls. Sting. Corns,
Bunions. Burning s'eet, EscZe-c, Pc:
son Ivy, Kingworm, Bruises, Sore
and Stiff Muscles and Minor Skin
Irritation due to external causes.
Cleanse affected parts with
luton of Boric Acid and warm water.
Dry off, apply Ointment and cover
with clean bandage
/ One OF. container 60c. two oz. con-
tai1er s1.00, plus postage. sales tax
where prevailing. Your druggist can
supply you with "O-WEN-O" Oint-
ment, If not. write to any of the
following ADDRESSES:
VIM. Gross, 512 f.. Sth Ave.
Munhall, Pa.
Mrs. NJ. Yoders, 124 f. Sth Ave.
Homestead, Pa.
Agnes Fleiscnef, SOC Prospect str,
Salem. Ohio
In the following placeS in
Clevelan6. Ohio.
u. u. Bottesch, 3I34 West co. Str.
Krejci Drug stores
= 26O1 Lorsin Av. 11721 Buckeye Rd.
Tunk's Pharmacies
6414 DeniSUn Av. sos DeniSon Av.
4436 West SIS. Str.
Hayden Drag Co., Ibil Hayden Ave.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

Ser tieiite See DeutidIonos ol,dl
iein srobter Gee lit. gs lit ser 3d.
ocnlec, Ser feline bohlte Siefe bon
252 Metern l,no cine mittIere Siefe
bon 90 Metern a,lfpeiit. Sbm folgi
nit elmer boditen Siefe bon 192
Metern ser @oIhcnlec. Die eroBte
Siefe I'M Starnberger gre betr1gi
1913 Wctcr.
Die erite Stntrolbe5unu in
Teutihlano 1rieoritb ser @robe
lhon 1855 i'm Yptsoomcr Staot,
idlob einboiten IieB. Ser @cneral
bon Manlteiu bate ibm bon elmer
iolhen @arntluftbcisl,ng i'm Yeters.
burger ShloB er5GbIt, nno balo bor-
alf erbiclt oas Gd5immer an ser
Sytieite. ons 6rieortbs Sdreibfa.
binctt mar, uber feincn &aniu bate,
eincn Tradenfopi, Ser beiBen Mten
in oas 3immer bulld)te.
100000 Morf pro ailonetc:
Scr 9mu ocs Sue5fonols foltctc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
Martin 6. Stpeenev
&anbibat fir @iireermciitcr.
Hakt nns cincn @iirgermieitcr ,uGbs
len, Der in rMmcrica 6irit" inter.
ciiicrt lit.

Sm &nrs Ser peronngcnen Snbrt
baben ipir l,icre bicligen nno ma.
tionalcu sSiihrer becbahtct. . bia ou,
aenIheinlid) Sic Wtnioritit ocs SOL.
feS reriretcn icllteu, Die obcr eiGent,
lid cine gcfGbrlihe Minoerhcit her.
trsten. bie langium ms in oen bit
tigtn &rieg Guropos perrridc!n mol.
len. Wenn Sic nid)t mollen, ouB MT
iere &inoer rnd) europa laid)ift
lpcroen, Inn oort nlf flcmoer GrNe
i,ir frelrbe &Ulfrr 5n timpicN lN)
az iterbcn, Damn nn,b aebauOclt lucr.
zen. lln'cre Tiibrrr miilen bclucacn
meroen, ihre heil1en G'litt.en lw>
Gcriprehcn ST. baltcu.
Gin furhtlo'er 9iirgermeiiter elmer
SroBen Staot fam ieh~ criolgrcic,
Iein, nm oies 81 crreit)en. llnIcrc
Glepelano cngliihen 3eitungcn, Sic
ln1s in tincn &tieg h!ncinhringcll
Dollen, perilldeu eineu aanoicoteE.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

gSitluen nit &inoern. perfriippslt,
Grluat'lcnc, ld)iuinbiiidT:;gc Yatieu.
ten, peririippclte &inber uiip., Die it
fplacnocn slnltalten lmterge6roht
purocl, luie Slmnp slfers. ";,ip.
man Eauillpn. She Gbilo 8elfore
9paro, Supcnile Court. Silfr iiir
ubb1ngi9e &ilocr, Go,mm 9cliti
8ureau, Soloicrs ano SGilrrs SC.
lief Gommiiiion, Silfc fir Die @lin.
Sen uno SpitGlcr. ScSc @oro, GIL.
lage uno Sonnibip IN. Gupobogn
County madlt 6ebrnnE bon bieien
Igentllren, oie fir 0ilfloic ior9en
Sic'e Steucrauflnge 1T feine nc,ir
Stcuer, icnoern MIR cine @rncuc.
rl,ng Der ulten 81 nieoriger Hate
'Stinmen Sic iiir Die Stcucrlun.
lagc. IS bcnotigt 65 Nrojcnt Eojo-
rltdt INN algellollnlc.l II mcrbcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
,l1aver G>,parc 8lYtti,,
Snd)t Wicscr,unbl
Cine Stimmc iir ibr ii cine Stimmc
inr quite, clDrlid)c Gcr!uoltuna.

Inter oen bier riirecrmeiitcr-
&anoloaicu beiino9i Iid) elmer. Der
inn suslano actnrrn lu,,rbc. 80 iit
unler geecurdrtiger @i;rgcrmeiitcr
GoDaro @lptbia. is lit lupDl not
nenoia, Die @dbicr ct.vos nIbcr nit
9lpthin bcfdnnt 81; mahcI. 5crr
9lptbin lpuroe iii 10. Sftobcr
1884 in GngiarS Jeborcn oils S,bn
zines 9aucrn. Yr ircnNcrtc na5)
Nmerifa aus unN bier hciratcic er
SRI. Sane Hanfin ata GlcrcIonb i:ll
Sabre 1913. Gr lpolit nit icincr
israu uno ) &inocrn. picr Sobncn
ilno elmer Sohtcr. auf 1926 lil
115. Str. @lptbin ltloicrte sic Hed).
tc mo ipuroe 1916 slr slmpolttam.
nler 5ugelnIicn. Gr erDies lid oils
ein tiihtiger slnlualt. iuuroc Silis-
Redistribution 1886 uno blicb aui
oem Soften bis er am 81. Sciembcr
1910 als 9iirgermciiter ernonrt
iulroe an Steae Ieincs Gor11nners.
Scr nls 9,1noesienatcr ee,rGalt uor-
Sen mar. auberoem lit 8lptbln So
llcitor gclpeieu uon orei Scritibtcn.
Serr 8lptbin iteut lid, nun sur @ie-
oerruabl uno it'pt Elm iiir Jciieren
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

Gle giiracr un,cres Golmtp iollten
Sic Silflplcn uno &ru1fcn nid)t Der.
gclicn, luenn tic am so. Scptember
sur &abl gebcn. Sic W1hlcr babcl:
cine mcnidlihc &erpilihti1ng fir
oie Stcnerilnllage bon 2.S MiGs
fir Ous Gountp 5u itinnen.
SrUb bcs Dtpnomilfcn .Mu,.
lcbplngs ollrh Die slltIriiltung aibt
es nod inmer groBe @rrppen 9in.
Ser uno Grtpahicne, sic niht im-
Itanoe iino auf lid, SIT ioreen. Gie.
ie uneliiflihen Wteuhen lino &c.
liciflienten I'M Sinnc oes @ortes
arbeitsloiigteit nift. icnoern iinA
Eericnen oeren llngliif nid)ts mil
slrbeit, Scpreliion oocr Yroiperitdi
;u tlln bat.
IS lino Dies hrinloic &inDcr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

Holitiide Nnseisen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
Otie Sell Gclephen
Syitent
Spart ) Willipnen Yinnb Mimi.
ninm Wetna, genng nm 27g &a,npi'
0nitid)iife 6amit sm bamen.

Sus Sparen bon ntcbr oils 5 ltll
ionen Yfunb Ntetallen, Oie notlpcn,
>ig iiuO fir @erteioigun9, gently
Ilumirilln, bas bamit mebr als 27H
aampiilug5cu9e gebaut meroen font
aen. inbem tie bas Ntetau Ourh an.
bere MctaGe erieben. Die Selepbou
Beiellihait miro Ser Negieruny
nabeSu 100000 Yiuno sllumi.
MUM, nabe5u cine 9rittel Million
Eiuno gfidel, nieI iiber cine Dfillioi
gfuno 3inf uno $500 Bfunb Wag'
nciirm our 0eriiisuns iteaen fonnen
uno nod mebr Metaa miro bis
t942 irei iperoen.
Die Weitern electric &c., iabri.
jierenoer Mrm oes geu Spltens.
7part iest SO 5onnen Mlumlnillm
:abrlif nit Stabl am Singerrao.
Cie san5e Griparnis bon slluminium
1t genllg Inn 275 Jlug5euse fiirs
Wilitdr ODER balb iopihle Bomber
',er5uiteaen. Sir ieSes 2uitihiii iino
3 Sonnen unb fir jeoen Bomber 6
Eonnen aluminium notig.
Ias Bell Spitem bot ieit 1926
nlerbano Veri,lde semaht. luie ous
'Netaa am beiten Verlpenouns fin.
Sen fann. Natiirlih lperoen Die Scr.
itelungsfoiten ser 5elepbon so. 10
her 8l iteben fommen als bis jebt.
'altes Waterial miro jebt lpieoer be.
'lubt bon Der 8eiellihait, uno oas
'leme al an anoeren Yldben, ipo &c
notiger gebrauht miro, angeluanot.
Die Bell Ielepbon 50. faufte ieiner
3eit oie Naiiau Smeltins & 8efin-
ing &c., Die leetes Sabr Dem Wca
sspitem 42,00O,OOO Yfb. @etaa lie.
ferte. oas meiitens aus altem Wetaa
|bereeitelt ipuroe. Gas 10 erlanete
Metau ihlob Elm 100000 Niun0
2upfer6rabt, mebr als 100000
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
HlPPODROME
,,6cre Comes Wr. Soroan" brginnt
Samsta9, ~. Scptcmber.

aomlnenben Samstng fomlnt
nuh Dem Sippporome Sbeoter ser
ld,one luitiee Slim ~Scre Comes
Mr. Soroan" nit 9iobert Mont,
gpmcrp in ser Sitelrolle nit einer
ousgc5eihnctcn Hclcrbeletung nit
CLAUDE Mains, guelpn Sepcs, Somcs
8lcoion, Go,paro Gperctt Sortol,
Hita Sobnion i,no Sobn iimcrp.
Tieien Slim ntuB man ie6en iur
ocniclben ritbtig miiroiecn 5i tor,
ncn. Gic @eibitbte sic iih oarin o6.
lpielt lit cine iplhe. Die INNER l,nS
INNER Wicoer er5dblt iueroen fn'n.
Terpaiicn Sic niht oas 9ilo 5u
leDen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

ibnen ieoer 3eit nit Iat nnO 5at
bebililih Su iein. 9lm fommenoen
Iienstag, 30. Scptember, finOet Die
Domination Scr StaotratsfanOiba-
ten itatt. Seine @aro iolte ibm als
aft ser Nnerfcnnlms cine 9robe
Stimmen5abl geben uno i'm i'm
Hopember ipie0er eripGblen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
Gntpietlcns,pert

Stdbtrat &rciuiun in Ser erlten
uno WeGaffcrtD in Der ahten Warb
beiuerben Iif I'm elnen meltercn
Sermin. Sbr giefpro berchtigt tie 81
elmer Wieocripubl.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
yek,, 1,,aihee
Ncpraienticrt 0aro Z i'm Stabtrat
trciilid). &cr6icnt Wicocrmabl.

Tor nubesu = Sabren erlu1h!tcn
sic 9iirgcr ser Z. @aro Serrn 5.
@oibfo in Sen 'Staotrat l,no lie ia.
ben ME einen eifrigcrcu Gertreter &C,
babt ols i'm. Gr mad)te es lid, STR
bcionocre1, aufgabc. sic Sutereiiel1
lcincr &pnltituentcn Su ipabrcn unr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

man I'M Sabre 1926 Sic er1te
Yuppc NIT "Shlafnllgen" beiplh,
ocrn fcnnte
,Sdltlnisgciahr bel uIlen 1riihteh
crit Damn cinlctt, pcnn ibre Sd)aIe
Idabhaft gclpcrocn 1T. 9ei ,lnpcr.
lcttcr Shnle fonlen lie @chen bin.
Slird. ielbit gemeiniom nit fduler
Sriidten, aufbcipobrt iper0en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

@Icl filr aabeloedlllg, 2,OOO,OOO
EfllnO 9lei tiir aabclcinfolilng,
100000 Sfuno 9ron5eorabtitars
gen, etlua 100000 Meiiing 9iaets.
iiber 100000 Yiuno 2otllngs=
nletaa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

- Welien Sic Dci Gintauien bar.
ullf bin oaB Sic Die sln5cige I'M
yGolfsblutt" geleien baben.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
U-Boot Aces Believed
Sent to Get Ark RoyoI

LONDON. Nov. IS CP.-One or
more ace German U-boat CAPTAINS
may have been sent into the Medi-
terranean with the specific assign
ment to get the Ark Royal, $4,000
OO0 British aircraft carrier. which
was sunk Friday with an oficially
announced casualty list Of but one
sailor, informed commentators said
today.
authoritative quarters were silent
on the German claim that two sub
marines captained by 1t. Comdrs.
Hans George Reshke and Friedrich
Guggenberger sank the Ark Roval.
but we'll posted quarters conceded
that skiliful submarine commanders
would be able to feel their wav
through the 10-mile wide Strait of
Gibraltar. Italian submarines have
been able to do it in going into the
Atlantic, they pointed out.
tknocked-doWn German SUBJ
marines may also have been as
sembled at Italian shipyards, or
submarines may have been built
there, or Italian submarines may
have been taken over by German
crewS)
Nazis More Active at Sea.
Inc German claim was the first
report of the presence of U-boats
in the Mediterranean. the sea which
Mussolini calls Italy's own. But re-
cent reports from British naval
headquarters at Alexandria have in
olcated the Germans were becoming
more active in naval warfare in that
area, supplementing their air and
land activities.
One such report said Italian SAIL
Evening star., 1941-11-16

ors. their morale suffering from
consistent defeats, no longer were
willing TO 60 TO sea, with the result
that some German sailors are TAX
ing over. Another report of British
torpedoings said two sunken Axis
ships were flying the Nazi flag.
Casualty Roll Slumps.
The casualty roll in the sinking
went steadily downward in success
sive announcements during the day
First the Admiralty said only Il
OF the crew OF 1000 were missing
Then A. V. Alexander, First Lore
of the Admiralty, in a speech al
Liverpool, said not more than two
or three men had been lost.
Finally. in a second communioue
the Admiralty announced that only
one sailor was missing and that he
was presumed to have been killed
Mr.. Alexander promised that we
shall avenge the Ark Royal as We
avenged the Hood"-a reference tC
the sinking of the 42000-ton battle
cruiser Hood by the $4,000 ton Bis.
marck and the subsequent destruc-
ton Of the Bismarck by the British
fleet in the wars biggest hunt-anc
pledged that the Ark Royal will be
replaced with her crew given the
honor Of manning her successor
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Herring to Talk on Forum
Iowa Senator to Discuss Need
For Anti-Strike Law Tomorrow

Senator Herring of Iowa will dis
cuss the need for legislation to curp
strikes In defense production, speak
ing in the National Radio Forum
at 9 pm. tomorrow. The National
Radio Forum is arranged by The
Star and broadcast over the net
work of the National Broadcasting
Co. It will be heard here over Sta
ton WMAL.
The Iowa Senator, a Democrat
and a strong administration sup
porter. is the author OF a bill to deal
with defense strikes. In his opinion,
legislation should be enacted at once
to enable the President to handle
any tie-ups in defense production.
opinion in Congress strongly sup
ports plans to end stoppages in de-
tense work. Leaders in both bodies
have declared that Congress will
give the President any aid he may
require in dealing with the situation.
The attitude of Congress in this re-
spect has been materially strength
ened since the captive coal mine
dispute. There is feeling that the
best remedy is not to be found in
the taking over Of plants by the
Government.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Rites for Maj. Murray
At Arlington Tomorrow

Maj. George A. Murray. U. S. A.,
who died Thursday at Walter Reed
Hospital, will be buried at pm. to-
morrow in Arlington National Gene
terry following services at the grave
| Maj. Murray had been on duty
with the general staff at the War
Department. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs Ramona P. Murray,
Kennedy Warren Apartments. and
son. Second 1t. George A. Murray.
jr., infantry reserve. on active duty
in San Antonio, Tex.
Maj. Murray was born in Michi-
gan on November 3. 1894. He en-
listed in 1912. was commissioned a
second lieutenant in 1917 and later
in that year promoted to first lieu
tenant. He was advanced to cap
tain in 1920 and retired in 1892.
He was recalled to service and
stationed at Clemson College in
South Carolina from May until Au-
gust. 1910. Last March he was re-
called again to duty with the stan
and promoted to major in May.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Pedestrian Killed.;
D. {. Traffic Toll
Is Boosted 10 81
Alexandria Youth,
Leesbure Woman Die
IN Virginia Accidents

Death last night of a 76-year- ole
pedestrian, William G. Waldo, 281'
. street NV, carried Washington ;.
traffic toll for the year to 81, ar
increase of 10 over the total at the
same period of 1941. 1t was the
third fatality this month.
Police said Mr.. Waldo, a retired
Government Printing Office en-
ploye, was struck and killed as he
was attempting to cross P street at
IWenty-elghth street NV. about 8
O'Clock by an automobile driven by
Charles S. Robbs, 26, of 3lO8 @
street NV. The driver of the car
was held for action of the coroner
An 18-year-old Alexandria resi-
dent, Donald Morris, 1902 Prince
street, was fatally injured by an
automobile last night while riding
motor scooter on route IS near
Brandy, Va, miles north of Cul-
peper. The driver of the car was
listed as Stewart B. Weaver of
Fredericksburg.
Lights Failed Him.
Police reported that young Morris
was riding toward Charlottesville
when the lights Of the scooter went
out. He was following a truck to
Brandy to make repairs at the time
of the accident. Police said, the
driver of the striking car apparently
had been blinded by lights from
another automobile.
At Leesburg, Va, Yesterday
afternoon, Mrs. Lucy Ball. about
IS years of age. was killed by an
automobile said to have been
driven by Leonard Putnam. 36. OF
Waterford. The accident occurred
on the Washington Winchester
! highway.
Brother Lives Here.
Policeman E. D. Helm, who in
vestigated, said Mrs. Ball was cross
! ing the road to fruit stand when
| the car, travelling eastward, struck
her. She is survived by a brother,
Walter Hough of near Leesburg,
and a son, Arthur Ball of Wash
ington.
Joseph Davis of Dumfries. Va,
was critically injured, according to
Virginia State police, in an auto
mobile accident at Trice, Va. about
10 o'clock last night. He was taken
to the Alexandria Hospital.
Cecil Barnard, SO, Manassas, Va,
was transferred to Walter Reed
Hospital from Alexandria Hospital
last night and treated for compound
fracture of the right leg and head
lacerations received when he was
struck by an automobile on Route
21l. Police said Mr.. Barnard is an
eX-seryice man.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Sisters Of Poor Benefit
Will Be Held Iodav

The 18th annual pound and do
nation party for the Little Sisters
of the Poor is being sponsored by
the Washington Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus from to
o'clock this afternoon at the Little
Sisters Home, Second and H streets
NE. =
The organization hopes to collect
$4,000 to make structural improve
ments on the home. said Alfred A.
McGarraghy, general chairman. A
tour through the home and a pro-
gram of music have been arranged
for visitors by Alfred P. Nef.
Also assisting in arrangements are
James E. Collifower James G.
Naushten, John j. Buckley, John
o. Allen. Chester Healey, J. r. and
Felix M Moriarty, Joseph E. Nc
Cam, Arthur M. McCreight and
Roy NJ Perry.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Three Men Are Killed
In Auto Collision in Foq

SALISBURY, Md, Nov. Is P).-
Three men died today as result OF
a collision of two cars in dense
early morning fog near Fruitland,
Benjamin Franklin White, S.
year-old contracting carpenter of
Fruitland, died in Peninsula Gen.
eral Hospital here about an hour
after the accident. James D. Brown,
60, q retired mail carrier, who lived
near Fruitland, died two hours later.
Samuel Bounds, colored, of Mount
Herman, was found dead by State
police at the scene of the accident.
Two other colored men were in
jured.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

Rachel Lee Shubert, IA, of 628 Third
street NV, a classmate of the
Seaton School. The Shubert girl is
also missing.
Large for her age. Mildred has
dark blond. naturally curly hair,
blue eyes and weighs about l25
pounds. When last seen she was
wearing rust blouse, black skirt,
brown alligator shoes and a gray
cloth coat.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

hivSf n<p0rt.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
at Harpers Ferry
Weather Conditions Last 24 Hours. 90
Pressure is low over the Great Lakes
region and the North Atlantic States
accompanied BY rather windy. cloudy
weather with little or no precipitation
The disturbance of The Carolina Coast
continues 10 deepen slowly while moving
norfheastward, but its influence has been
felt only on the North Carolina Coast
A slight disturbance is moving eastward
over the Northern Rocky Mountain region.
attended By rather general precipitation
into Montana. Unreasonable mild weather
continues over the entire United Stats
with temperature ranging from 20 to 80
oegreeS above normal over vide areas of
the pla,e region, the Central Plains
states. the Middle Atlantic States and the
cold Polar air with its attending high
pressure system is beginning 10 spread
southeastws!d into Northern Minnesota
and the upoer Great Lakes region
Rep0rt Until IN M Ssturd.x
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Frank Takes Command
Of Third Air Force

Maj. Gen. Walter H. Frank was
assigned yesterday to succeed Maj.
Gen. Lewis H. Brereton in command
of the Third Air Force at Tempa,
Fla. With the Army garrisons in
the Philippines being heavily REIN
recently to assume command of air
forces.
Until now, Gen Frank has headed
the Third Interceptor Command at
Tempa. He was made a major
general only a few weeks ago.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Deer Makes Suicide Leop
Through Truck in Motion
Hy the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
ABERDEEN. N c.. Nov. IS
Ralph Mcdaniel. bread truck driv-
er, was riding along serenely-when
suddenly there was a crash. a splin-
tering of glass and something hur-
tied through his truck.
He stopped and looked back. There
beside the road was a dead 155-
pound, seven-point buck deer.
Evening star., 1941-11-16


Mrs. Laura L.
RaineS, 406 Sec
ond street NV,
said her daugh-
ter, M ! dr. e d
Raines. had not
been seen since
last Thursday. A
report to the Po-
lice Missing Per-
sons Bureau has
revealed no trace
of the girl.
Mrs. Raines
said her daugh-
ter was last seen
in r0mpapv with
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Bachelor Vicar Urges
Hioher Birth Rate

The Rev. P. A. Townson, bachelor
vicar of All Saints Church in NAL
vern, England, wants England to
have more babies. He declares the
average married couple should have
three children-two to replace
themselves and one to replace those
who die young or unmarried.
In his parish magazine he said,
Poisoned by the false notions that
prevailed in the decadant 20s, most
people in this country have failed
to realize the danger caused by the
low birth rate of recent years."
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Weather Report
FURNISHED b.

FURNISHED
of CoumbiaFair
west, becoming northwest
MarylandFar and continued mild weather today tonight;
tomorrow mostly cloudy and somewhat colder
Vgna-Far and continued mild
not
colder portion.
West Vrgna-Far mild today tomorrow mostly
colder north '