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Evening star., 1943-12-30
Towns in Maryland
Urged TO Plan for
Postwar Air Age
State Commission Says
Places Of Over 5000
Should Build Airports
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 30.-The State
Aviation Commission urges that al
communities having a population o1
5000 or more not delay any longer
in making their plans for participa-
ton in the air age of tomorrow"
Commission Director P. v. Bur-
well said yesterday 'it is quite ap-
parent that for some years to come
the conventional types of airports
and landing fields that We now know
will continue to be required for air
navigation and that many more will
be necessary to provide for the ex-
pansion visualized.
Thus. the community or town
that fails to provide such facilities
in the hope that something revolu-
tionary is coming after the war; viii
most likely be by-passed in the con.
templated Statewide chain of flyine
fields"
Mr.. Burwell announced that his
Office would study existing and con.
tCAiPiotCQ Gal POit idCillico III tiis
principal Maryland towns and cities
and would cooperate with munic.
ipal and county officials in plan.
ming and developing flying fields
for priyate flying and commercial
activities.
Any actual construction probably
would have to be postponed unit
after the war, he said.
The commission director said the
Civil Aeronautics Administration ex.
pected rapid development of large
public airports in the postwar era
adding that most aviation authorities
discounted the possibility of rapid
early development of such devices
as the helicopter and autogiro.
Evening star., 1943-12-30
Move Launched in Virginia
For Per Diem School. Costs
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Dec. 30.-Francis S
Chase, executive secretary of the
Virginia Education Association, has
launched a move to reduce State
school support figures to what he
has termed IAN understandable
basis" of cents per pupil per school
day, rather than on the per teacher
unit" terms previously used.
Actually, Mr.. Chase explained in
a circular letter, the State is now
contributing 13 cents per pupil per
school day and the State Depart
ment of Education has asked an in
crease of 8 cents, to bring the tota
to 81 cents.
He said that the amount Gov
Darden has announced he will rec
ommend to the General Assembly
for budget adoption amounts to ar
increase of 2 cents per pupil pei
day for 1944-5, and similar
day for 1856, making a total in.
crease of 4 cents for the biennia
period.
Mr.. Chase said the letter was the
first of series he plans to prepare
and circulate before the General
Assembly opens.
Evening star., 1943-12-30

a gift for her 18th birthday on jan
uary II.
A letter and post card received by
Col. Devereux's son, Patrick, 10, in
Burlingame, Calf, few days ago
indicated that the marine hero
at least had received word of his
wife's death few months after he
was captured.
Citations Recalled.
The Navy Cross which was award
ed to Col Devereux cited him for
distinguished and heroic conduct
in the line of his profession in the
defense of Wake Island, December
7 to %, 1941." Col. Devereux also
received the Marine Corps League
Medal as the outstanding Marine of
194l.
Joseph Devereux, an engineer with
the Federal Works Agency, lives with
his family at l West Bradley lane,
Chevy Chase, Md.
The citation accompanying Comdr
McCandless' Medal of Honor praised
the officer for his superb initiative
in taking command of his ship and
attacking enemy vessels after his
senior officers had been killed.
Heroes to be honored at the Can
teen tonight are Capt. Albert w.
Diffenvach, bombardier on Flying
Fortress in attacks on European tar
gets, and holder of the Distinguished
Flying Cross, and Rear Admiral
Norman Scott, who won the Con-
gressional Medal OF Honor for his
courageous leadership in the Battle
of Savo Island. Admiral Scott went
down with his flagship in the en-
gagement.
Others in the series will be hon
|ored on following nights.
Mr.. Sudduth's drawings are fea-
ture of the exhibit which will be on
display at the Canteen until Jan
uary IL. Other exhibits include
drawings and paintings done by
visiting artists of servicemen at the
Canteen. The public is welcome to
view the display daily except Sum-
day from 2 to 4 pm Visitors will
be asked to donate 81 each to be
used for the purchase Of food for
the Canteen.
Evening star., 1943-12-30
3 New Major Laws
To Take Effect in
Maryland Saturday
Continuous Assessment
Forest conservoney and
Sales Tax Acts to Stort

By the Associated Press
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 30.-Three
new State laws OF major impor-
tance will become effective in Mary
land Saturday.
All were enacted by the 1943 Leg
islature and while two OF them
technically became effective on June
THE effective date OF most As
sembly acts-their provisions do not
become operative until the begin
ming Of 1914.
Legislative authorities said there
were probably other acts of lesser
Importance taking effect Saturday,
but that there were just three Of
general Importance: The forest
conservancy act. the continuous as
sessment act and the uniform tax
sales plan.
All three touched of considerable
controversy in the legislative ses-
sion, with the principal fight waged
over the continuous assessment
plan.
This act, to be administered BY
the State Tax Commission, pro-
vides a method Of continuing as
sessment Of property for tax pur-
poses. Each of the States %
counties has been divided into five
districts, and all the property in
one district will be reassessed each
year. st
Previously, assessments were voted
by the Assembly with frequent ex-
emptions for various counties.
A similar continuous assessment
plan has been in operation in Bal
timore City for several years.
The Forest Conservancy Act, sub
ject OF a current conference of
State forestry officials In Baltimore,
provides for the licensing and con-
troll of the cutting and production
Of timber and related products. The
act itself has been implemented by
a series of regulations promulgated
by the State Board of Forests and
Parks and having the force of law.
The new tax sales law provides
a uniform procedure throughout the
% counties, replacing a series of
varying local laws.
Evening star., 1943-12-30
Bids Being Accepted
For Maryland Church
BY the Associated Press.

d! tHt hsSUCIdltu PreSS.
SALISBURY, Md. Dec. 3d.
Sealed bids are being accepted by
the Rev. Ralph C. Jones, superin-
tendent of sthe Salisbury district Of
the Peninsula Methodist Conference,
for the sale of Grace Methodist
Church, Marion Station, Md, which
was closed several years ago.
In 1899 Grace Church united with
Trinity Methodist Church at Marion
Station and at that time the con-
ference voted to sell the church.
Evening star., 1943-12-30
Bethesda Lodge Plans
installation Tuesduy

Newly elected officers of the Bir-
mingham Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, will be installed at a
meeting at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
Masonic Hall, Beltsville, Md.
Officers to be installed are:
Mrs. Elsie Ziepolt, worthy matron;
e. E. Emerson, worthy patron; Miss
Hanna Long, associate matron;
James E. Gamble, associate patron;
Evening star., 1943-12-30
Prince Georges Boy
Victim of PuroIysis

A case of infantile paralysis-the
first in Prince Georges County in
two years-was reported at Naylor
today by DR.. John M. Byers, county
health officer. DR.. Byers said an
8-year-old boy had been stricken.
Dr. Byers said the disease usually
occurs in the late summer or early
fall and is not common at this time
of the year. He said the boys con-
dition is good and that he has good
of recovery"
Evening star., 1943-12-30
Planning Unit Asks
Council 10 Deny Five
Rezoning Petitions
Says Master Plan Should
Be Studied Before Action
On Montgomery Trocts

The Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commission yes
terday adopted resolutions recon-
mending that the District Zoning
Council, which meets today, deny
five petitions asking Redistribution
of land In the western suburban
area OF Montgomery County and ap-
prove two applications for rezoning
IN the eastern suburban area.
In its recommendations for denial
OF the proposed rezoning In the
western district, the commission asks
the council to take this action until
the master land use plan, together
with the master plan of highways.
and further studies on probable pop
ulation trends for this general Dor
tion OF the regional district located
IN suburban Montgomery County.
west OF Rock Greek, is ready for dis
tribution, general public study and
adoption"
All but one of the petitions state
that IN making its recommendation
tne commission does not concur In
all OF the recommendations or find
lngs OF its technical advisers.
lhe resolution referring to two
petitions Of Morrison Bros. ask.
Ing the Redistribution of residen-
tlal A property to residential C and
commercial D zones. points out that
parcels covered by both petitions
are located at the present entrance
gateway pillars to the community
OF Edgemoor as entered by way of
Edgemoor lane from Wisconsin ave.
nue.
In asking for denial of the petit
tlons the commission states that
these parcels are in buffer or transt-
ton areas and their ultimate land
use deserves and requires careful
STUDY OF a community nature.
1t was pointed out they are ada
cent to well established residential
communities which should be given
Iull protection of orderly zoning.
The technical advisers of tho
commission had recommended that
portion OF the land be rezoned to
residential c, but that the CONNER.
clal u use requested be denied.
A petition of Charles F. Miller for
reclassif1cation from residential A
70 commercial D of property facing
Edgemoor was also recommended
for denial for the same reason.
In the resolution requesting de-
NAL OF another petition of Mr.. Mil.
lers asking for rezoning from resi-
Dental A to commercial D of a
large tract Of property south of
Bradley boulevard, the commission
states that the possible effects of
the rezoning in this location are too
great to permit Endorsement of the
rezoning until the master plan for
the section can be studied and
adopted.
The measure adds that it should
also be taken into consideration
that commercial D use of Arlington
road is a subject of considerable
concern to the commission.
The group also recommended de-
NAL OF the application of Charles
s. and Mary Moore for reclassifca-
ton from residential A to CONNER
clal D zone of property on the north
Is1de OF Walsh street, Chevy Chase.
Applications recommended for
approval include that of Blair Man.
agement Corp, for rezoning to in
oustrlal E, land on the northeast
side OF East-West highway in Sill
yer Spring and of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Lehman for reclassifca-
tion to industrial of property near
| Linden.
Evening star., 1943-12-30
166,72O Quarts Of Whisky
Distributed in MARYLAND

B! the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 30.-A total OF
l66,72O quarts of Scotch, rye and
bourbon wlliskies were placed in the
hands OF Maryland retail dealers
from December l to December "a.
the State controllers Office reports.
Roger V. Laynor, chief of the al
conollc beverage tax division, said
information culled from daily re-
ports required by the controllers
once from all manufacturers and
wholesalers making sales of 10 or
more cases of liquor, showed that
1920 cases, or 4l,68o gallons, had
been distributed.
Evening star., 1943-12-30
Maryland Officials Plan
January Air-Ruid Alert

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 30-At least
one test air-raid alert will be called
in Maryland during January in line
with the Sd Service Command an
nouncement that one test alert would
be held each month, Col. Henry S.
Barrett reported.
Col. Barrett, State director of air
raid precautions, added that per-
haps two tests would be conducted
ANY time after the holidays" and
that the Maryland civilian defense
organization might request another.
Evening star., 1943-12-30

Mrs. M. Elinor Harr, secretary; Mrs
Clara Heal, treasurer; Mrs. Ruth
Farrar, conductress; Mrs. Katherine
Berdan, associate conductress; Mrs
Mary Stein, chaplain; Mrs. Anna
Stewart, marshal; Mrs. Jane M
Beall, organist: Mrs. Alleda Davis
Adah; Mrs. Helen Reed, Ruth; Miss
Viola ziepolt, Esther; Mrs. Aline
Nelson, Martha: Mrs. Alice Rook
Electa; Mrs. Ruby Dell Flynn
warder; John r. Teel, sentinel; Mrs
Gamble and Mrs. Ruth Hess, flag
bearers. A
Evening star., 1943-12-30
Liquor Store Official Fined

BALTIMORE, Dec. 80 tP).-Na-
than Bliss, an official of Abels Cut
Rate Liquor Store, Inc, was fined
81, 900 and costs yesterday by Judge
w. Calvin Chestnut in the first crimi-
nal case in Maryland involving vio-
lation of ceiling prices on whisky
Bliss was accused of four instances
of overcharging on sales Of case lots
of whisky and some other liquors.
Evening star., 1943-12-30
Ht. Harris Of BerryviIIe
Missing in Pacific Action
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BERRYVILLE, Va, Dec. 30.-Mr
and Mrs. j. j. Harris have been ad-
vised by the War Department that
their son, 1t. Joseph j. Harris, jr.
of the Army Air Forces, has been
missing in action in the Southwest
Pacific since December l6.
1t. Harris, who graduated from
Berryville High School, attended
Virginia Polytechnic Institute for
two years before he enlisted in the
Air Forces.
Evening star., 1943-12-30

parents to buy
him a group Of
toy planes and
ships.
S ce t h e n
S t e W a r t had
been staging his
own mock war,
W | t h looming
fighter planes,
destroyers, bat
tleships and sub
marines. His IA
vorite p1 a c e to
play was on a
trunk at the Sec
ond- story play
room window Of
Evening star., 1943-12-30
Brakeman Hurt in Yords

Harvey Hamman, So, of Strasburg
Va, a brakeman for the Southern
Railroad. was injured early today
when he was struck by a north
bound Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac passenger train in the
Potomac Yards. He was treated fol
head injuries at Alexandria Hos
pital, where attendants described
his condition as fair"
Evening star., 1943-12-30
Child Critically Hurt
In Second d-5tory Fall
While Playing War
PIunees Through Window
While Staging Battle
With Christmas Gifts

Christmas was red-letter day in
the life Of 7-year-old Stewart Rae
for on that day he received the
present he had been begging his
Evening star., 1943-12-30

For the first time in years. Devereux TO- re-
ceved word from his father Devereux DAYS ago
The boy who lives in Burlngame Calf grandmother
points to Shanghai where his father
From Major J. P. S.
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sos:snor,s or 3 8 Island slam New York.
Paddy:
Our loss must have indeed been shock
ws both loved her much wish tha. could
osr you made to you la fall Do hope
Impossible
she you doing we'll In
church and school Keep good Will
ask grandmother
% ss s's hs s IKE Rs M . M s saS: to s.
me soaool horses Shsn we s's our Speaking
experience plus lots of advice
mother Throwing your around
& p 5 on an count of the the take AXE Island did
ss @ s M snyons else would have done the
vital than that at the front. - " ~
can see s97 the enclosed picture
to. ,sss Sssns home an" If an exchange is made should
dated you to be With your
TOR While last
this As have wr oerore o1d
you 20 Sis' any OF your cousins whenever
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give them ~ ~ ''
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This is the letter sent by Devereux from Shanghai
prison camp to his Patrick Devereuxs wife died
few months after he captured P Wirephoto
Evening star., 1943-12-30


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Evening star., 1943-12-30

Up in Alaska equipment is being
unloaded for our push on the Japs.
Your War bond purchases send
tanks, like this one being hoisted
from the ship, onto the islands of
the Aleuts. Our boys fight, we must
produce and pay.
Give your dollars action: Buy
more War bonds.
United States Treasury Department.
Evening star., 1943-12-30

This is the letter sent by Col. Shanghai
prison camp to his Patrick. Col Devereuxs died
lew months after he was captured. "A. p Wrephoto
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