Evening star., 1945-07-01
Heavy Vote Is Seen
tomorrow in First
College Park Election

A heavy vote is expected tomor
row in the first election for official
I of the newly incorporated town o
College Park. Md. More than ZOO
are eligible to vote.
i Balloting will be from to 9 pm
at these polls:
Calvert Hills district and Colleg,
Park district - College Park FIRE
house.
Lakeland district and Berwyn dis
trict-Branchville f1rehouse.
Fifth district (north of Branch
vile road - Parker Auto BODY
Works Building, 94o1 Baltimore ave
nue, Berwyn.
william A. Duvall, ST., of Branch
vile, former county commissioner
land Walter L. Green, an attorney
formerly a county police court
magistrate, are candidates fol
Mayor. There also are contests fol
six other posts. A total of nine
seats are to be filed.
Other Nominees Listed.
The nominees, besides Mr.. Duvall
and Mr.. Green, are:
/ For treasurer-Stewart B. Shaw
college Park.
Councilmen-at-large (two to be
electedD-G. P. Bickford, Berwyn;
Alexander L. BuScher, Berwyn; Cas-
ter J. Carpenter, Oak Springs; Harry
/. Clarke, College Park; Herbert w.
Wells, College PARK: Leland G,
worthington, Berwyn, Emanuel F.
Zalesak, College Park
Councilman. first district tCalvert
Hills) ~ Jack Herring, william J
Miliar, Jr.; Marion w. Parker.
Councilman, second district (Col-
1ege Park)-Dr. CIR. Davis, T. r
Richards.
Councilman, third district Gake-
land)-J. w. c. Mack.
Councilman. fourth district (Ber-
;wyn)-Andrew A. Mothershead, w
"A. Stubblefield, Mrs. Louise v. True.
worthy, John w. Mckay.
Councilman fifth distric'
(Branchville, Hollywood, Daniels
Park, Oak Springs) George Arthur
iGailes, G. Stuart Parker, Charles T
Peck, jr.
County Aid Sought for Centers.
Members of the Planning Commit.
tee of the Prince Georges County
WAR Veterans Advisory Council plar
to ask county commissioners at Up
jper Marlboro Tuesday to financt
veterans assistance centers al
.Hyattsville and Upper Marlboro.
| 1t. Maurice p. McGrath of Hyatts.
vile, council chairman, who alsC
Iheads the Planning Committee, sale
1.-The commissioners will be asked tx
take care of the rent, salary Of {
daytime clerk, stationery, stamps
ETC., for the centers, which woulc
| be stated by volunteers at night
Later, If the number of returning
VETERANS warrants, the commission
ers also may be asked to finance
center at Laurel.
Trade Bodies to Meet.
Directors. of both the Prince
Georges Chamber of Commerce ant
the Independent Trade Association
will meet tomorrow night.
Chamber directors will gather al
8 o'clock at 4330 Farragut ST., Hy-
! attsville. Monthly meetings of tht
organization have been suspended
for the summer. Trade Association
directors will complete plans for the
body's July meeting to be held July
! 16 at Riverdale Municipal Hall.
Favor Stopping Trains.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad off,
cials have assured Hyattsvillt
Mayor E. Murray Cover that the
railroad is ready to stop fast trains
at Hyattsville If sufficient tickets
are sold at the station.
Transportation Meeting.
Charles T. Hartley, president ol
the Independent Trade Association
of the county and temporary chair.
man of the Central Committee o.
representatives of various groups
working for better bus transporta
ton in the county, announced yes
terday the groups next meeting
would be at pm. July 10 in Riv,
erdale Municipal Hall. Each grouI
is asked to designate two authorized
delegates to the meeting at which
a permanent chairman will be elect
ed and other organizational detail
effected. However, all intereste,
citizens are invited.
Among proposals being studied b,
the committee are restoration o
service from the District line OF
Bladensburg road to Berwyn, a
shuttle service from BladensburI
roal to the Mount Rainier termina
and service TO the Prince George
General Hospital at Cheverly.
Representatives of the Stat
Once of Price Administration hav
announced they will attend to ex
plain the national anti-infiatiol
campaign.