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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22
DIES IN HOSPITAL

Robert Half of st. Xavier
died in the Crow Agency hos
pital Wednesday morning, Au-
gust 81.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday morning in the st.
Xavier Catholic church with
Rev. C. L. Owens officiating.
Burial will be in the Catholic
cemetery at st. Xavier.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22
Crow Agency Mon
Dies in Sheridan

Frank Medicine Horse, 43, OF
Grow Agency died in the Sheri-
dan Memorial hospital of lobor
pneumonia on Sunday, August
Interment was Tuesday at 2
p. m: in the Medicine Horse
burial plot with native Indian
religious services.
He is survived by his wife
and children.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22
HOLDS A OFFICE

Miss Alice Reibeth was elect
ed grand representative for the
state Of Pennsylvania at the
Grand Order of Rainbow for
Girls assembly held in Helena
August II, IL and IS.
Miss Lois Cass is retiring
grand Fidelity of the assembly.
Approximately 500 girls reg
istered at the Grand assembly.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22
HOOSIER PICNIC

The annual Hoosier picnic
will be held Sunday, August Is.
at l p. m. in the city park il.
Hardin.
Anyone who has ever lived in
Indiana is invited to attend
Everyone is asked to bring a
basket lunch.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22
DISCHARGES

Robert Bigback and Jasper
White Crane were released
from the army this week &C
cording to County Clerk and
Recorder Harry E. Cox.
William Arthur George also
received his discharge from the
navy.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22
NEWS review
A Brief Summary
OF Outstanding
News Events
TO REJECT DEMAND

TO REJECT DEMAND
The Palestine Arab executive
committees demand that the
former multi of Jerusalem head
the Arab delegation to London
to talk on the future of Pal
estine will be rejected by Eng
land, a government informant
said Wednesday.
The committee of the Arabs
asserted that no negotiation
would take place without mutt.
TO BE TRIED
Henry Pu vi, one-time puppet
emperor of Manchukuo, will
face trial before a special court,
presumably for collaboration
with Japan, it was learned
Wednesday.
Pu vi insisted that he was
forced to become emperor of
Manchukuo because of threats
made against his life. He stated
that he was opposed to the
japanese but dared not show 1t.
-
01fIlNE btCEAhS
Federal Conciliator Noel P.
Fox said Wednesday night that
q tentative understanding had
been reached by negotiators for
Standard Oil company of In
diana and the CLIO on the
week-old Great Lakes shipping
strike.
Fox said terms of the pro-
posal would be submitted to
union members Thursday for
ratification.
Evening star., 1946-03-10
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

FIVE-ROoM BUNGALOW, 2 mi. of De-
new new condition: vacant; stove heat no
cash OWNER: IA. 7o1o. = 10
SILVER SPRING-7-room brick. less than
5 years old: 1st floor. bedroom with private
bath. large living room. with fireplace.
lovely kitchen, range and refrigeratqr: 8
ment; gas heat, recreation room, COPPER
CT. basement level. slate roof; nice lot; ex-
High School; possession about May !: very
doyn PaepA GsII Mr. EameS H9 sdr s1l
srgoGo ss mss Iam y ns and nfssy nea
Camp Springs; on bus route; possession at
settlement; PRICED at $4,000 ,a6d ,AaD6dELBER3TI
NEW HOME. just completed, rooms, oil
ground; possession with title. Al hard.
wood floors. new gas range, beautiful SHADE
trees; $3.50, terms. w. E. HARDEST1.
Upper Marlboro, Md. Marlboro 66. 10
VACANT-New 4-room bungalow, all mod
ern, ! acre on hwy, nice for working or
retired couple, ideal for greenhouse, poul-
try or dog kennels; on busline. close IN;
JOHN BuEDoFITs Ngg gEDo3SIs colesviile. Md. Call
CORNER LOT, ,5ox17o IT.: Groom bunga-
low ami; price. S5650. j. H. FETTY'
Laurel, Md. -l0
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obli-
CATION. Phone Mr.. Browning at DI. 1915;
ewes, GE 1871. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO,
INC, Realtors Established 1SSO. 1919
PVT. PARTY wishes to buy brick house.
to 2 rms good cond. Metropolitan area.
So You aAVE home in Wcodsde
Or in Silver Spring? or 3 bedrooms?
Do you want top market price? Do you
want cash? Call Mr.. Pastor, YOUNG g.
PASTOR, 1929 Vermont. Elk. 2555.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

sized bedrooms, finished attic can be used
With 4. '. pisAS1 BTokeT. WI IS
4-BEDRooM HOUSE. ready for immediate
FET#oRrh, FEYEi SKI is7s' 8 YEARS oIp-s room rooms
SUBSTANTIAL cash REQUIRED. J. H; REALTY
GoNGREss EoSslnsE "A AEfeafs Reag 4sos Naples ave
3-year-old .semidetached brick, 5 large
rooms and bath. deep lot: possession with
sosn 7sSs. Il HARTMAN REALLY INC, ep0' 1855 s.
Good Hope I'd. Sc.
NEAR MINI. AVE. AND S ST. s.E.-6-
recreation room, lavatory, 2 fireplaces,
Oil hotwatsr i,Inn heat w garage; sos price s14
$500 CASH will give you You s Possession H OF Of
5 T., l b., porch and basement; coal h.
Man NJ TOR ME- Gshes s4P4 P4operties' L. M Ho55Io-
BUNGALOW, 2 bedrooms 1st floor darge
SSst155s 5Sem ss5saf 1RRh1sys
cash. c. MccuNE' exclu. agt, AT. 1890.
ST. GABRIEL's PARISH-Beautiful cor
ner lot. excellent for rooming house; 10
rooms and z baths: owner-occupied: full
basement; oil hot-water heat; convenient
priced at S14,950 terms MI s241 and
st. ne.
MODERN 2-story row brick, mr.. 10th and
H SEE rms. bath. recr.. rm.. oil heat;
equipped for , apts.; substantial cash.
D. RIFKIND, RE 4034. Sun, Mr.. Cohen,
HOME OR -colored-e
Yard rents for S67 per mo-; price, So, $50:
lS1,450 cash. Also 6-rm. modern brick
EoEB, IedsS southesn out Bldg. ma. 0:SSH4 SSi4. JESSE
BRICK, rms, full basement, 2 inclosed
porches; used as 2 apts.; near Tech High
School; blk. from trans. and business
section: $500. OWNER. GE 1883.
1919 G ST. S.E.--Open Sunday, 1 to
.. p.m.-6-room, 20-ft row brick: 2 screened
porches, oil h.-w.h., bath, tiled shower
and toilet in basement; tubs, refrigera-
tor: excellent condition; owner 1 1lsaymini yin
town; easy terms. N. x REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

RIVER TERRACES rms; oil &C. heat,
full dry basement nice screened front and
back concrete porches. tile roof; SUBJ
stantial down payment.
Near Navy Yard. home and income, 8
rms. oil heat.
Fairfax Village, D. C.-6 rms, ia
baths, gas heat, full basement: new-house
cond. VIM. j. MARTIN. NO. 2l4l till
Evening star., 1946-03-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

1870 BLADENSBURG RD. N.E.-For want
horse e0 h ri def wa Ss snd ea or want
Don't let this happen to you. Here is a
$4,000 So It, partly zoned 1st commercial
s5sfa esf BR6so s6sR COS 81 sas 81 so st. 0sos
STONE HOME near Dupont cirsle-ls
bsns s and on Ensh d aa e S0r IF
anf fun Ssta INGz tsht
e-YEsAR3oLp modern brick home in Sc;
heat; nice back yard NJ l. R. REALTY
Mass la AvE HE1GHrsbes NA s7g1 ssacco house
4 bedrooms. 2 baths, screened living porch,
dL,nr ly room WOOD burning firepIasee oIs large
School. owner. leaving city, viii siye
oh ass
tsi1 detached 5Tis;. aI,;s, ABOUT. years old. In in
tory modern kitchen. Second floor, 3 bed
rooms. 2 baths. Recreation room with
SII SS TS SF8keSs s5aT tur
home, center entrance, living room, fire.
place. large dining room, de luxe, kitchen,
full basement; 2nd floor. large bedrooms
lot: half block from bus; Immediate pos
session; substantial down payment; MOD
az sye silver sp5Ing sNh Err, sH 81 as34
brick, detached; = baths. oil heat; posses
tails cali Mrs. philips. RA. s6Os, j. B
MALLoS. !nyestment Bids. EX 52lS.
tome 61t sucoG edfsbs
plan with wide reception hall, spacious liv-
ing room and beamed-ceilinged dining
room, cheerful kitchen with 2 large pan
tries: 2nd floor, 8 good bedrooms with |
recreation room with built-in bar oil heat;
detached garage; beautifully HANDICAPPED
yard; price, S17,150; terms. Call M. Fa-
brizie 3 5%aM NO ,r 2s42 or RE. 3216, CONNER
GRIN. FRAME. SILVER sPRING-Prompt
location; real buy at Sl5.500. ROBERT
MAGEE, WA; 1914 until 8.
nc aSii pafches ssth ST. baths ri heat rmf srss
OPEN open | 'p'i IN. Sun Sun H T c. M2YNoR Rl CO, CO
23I4 R, l. ave. ne. NO. 433s. 10
1914 HAMLIN ST; NE, open ] pm. Sun.
-Loyely, 6,Tm. brick; oak floors; tile bath
i. e. MAYNoR co: excl. agent. 23i4
R. I. ave ne, NO. 433s. 10
7-ROOM RRICK BUNGALOW, mile from
p c line on Branch ave. Sc. baths;
INV. NV h.. h. Venetian BINDS. ali hardwood WOOD
floors throughout. insulated. modern
kitchen and dinette. with 13 buit-in cup
boards, fireplace, oil heat: Call Mr.; Far
ley with c. D. MURPHY, AT. 2239-TR.
2926. III
pIVEp TrpD "a .,1,c 81 = = baa-t
Evening star., 1946-03-10

COLORED-NEAR OTIS and Warder SITS.
Beautiful brick home. large rms, au-
tomato heat, hardwood floors, finished
cellar: Sl2 800, terms. Shown by appt.
only. MR.. DICKENS, DE. 53S2, DE. ! 100.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

COLORED-NEARBY Northeast large
heat good condition; S9,45O; $1,000 cash
ii heat Hs rom enranee aee e
l sEAiTy aI5T :, ISSvEsTSMEST g: zig +
G9LoREDTPAfk CO 3RId TP REsz ROAD HOUSING co.
= 500 blk. Kenyon; 2nn a-family brick, tiled
baths, hardwood floors. h-wh. Inspection
now Substantial down payment, mod
erate monthly payments 6d IN, Mort,
$500 blk, 18th n.w,-Good 3-story
suto sTiss fHaf hsat 5oo 5sar D0r'neS tile BATH
pl; n:e.MTotsI frontsse, ll8s 3 t.; fA DEPTH DEPTH
ioS Near ar r Rhode stes island % and nd % sth %nw-1st
sb!e S9o5e $780, a?a 5sRssn ava
baths inciosed porch, auto. heat. gear
garage. Inspect after pm.
bath. latrobee heat. nicely arranged rooms,
soiaao colOredNss{ ss P0Nhi iith st. p.e-cerner
hoGse asansed doaS as aPt S heat S
ewes. Mrs. Tasby, Ii. 5219.
COLORED-Speciall 5 rooms, oil h-wh. :.
porch garage: in perfect condition: 5 min
$3.50.
Two 8. rooms, 2-family type apartments,
ea Mss Pres f. $500 each
8 rooms. basement, oil h.-w.h., In
closed porches: price. $11 800.
aetsaSsS 5oens s pTiSf Seo English basement semi
rooms, tapestry brick, oil h.-w.h.,
S1Q,950.
4 rooms, bath, heat elec: price, $3.50.
Exclusive. beautiful semidetached brick
knotty pine recreation room, full back
yard, excellent, Price, $4,000. Call AT.
1892. Mr.. Jeter.
6-room, deep back yard; price, $3.50
Call AT. 1915, Mt. Figa.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

750 Call SH. 7053. 10
appointment only Phone Kensington
GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.-Beautitul new
ssTags; $4,000; $4,000 down. Eames',
SILVER SPRING. MD. Four Corners -
5-room brick bungalow one block off Coles
vile pike: bedrooms, living room. kitchen
stove. Price includes four completely fur
nished rooms, full basement, space in attic
BUS bus Price 81, 500, substantial cash. caii
SEso SsS7 Ss's North sRa ws5Rhsson saRfss blvd
GEoRGE GEORGE H. WILLIAMS co.-51st ave.
54oo H55ids DOWN Nd GE6RdE 5R5 faec w iIGyf g. &
M skM PEbt aI $40 Hss ii Ek Ssga sssoo
$780, ss2s S0ya ssoS %s SAsHldvsy BELL Sx 6ae bun.
eaies eaies possession e 900 e ep So buys Tn
bT qT sS 0p mile R G. was ns S on acToss Ts
road track and ask for Mt Armstrong; or.
sANTzTNeER, sa ut Msh Jr Re Real o2s Estate with o.
FOR HORSEBACK riding school, fraternaI
club. eonvalescent home or private school.
etc. Open to 8 Very speeious s,bed-
IN aihlns 0 Tm WIN Tseepten hs Tes; pTstsy
1000 So. #. of floor space: ! mile west
Price, S26,50o- From D.. C, drive on Bal,
timore blvd, C 7L1O niles. turn left on
Colesville rd. 1lR miles,, turn left on,
For information call now, Miss Valenti..
HO. 0043 or WA. 1896 with o. B. zANT-'
FINGER, Jr.. Real Estate. e.
SILVER SPRING, broom bungalow, con-
yenient to everything; $3.50. BEN
SHAW, INC, Silver Spring 0329.
bungalow, excellent condition, many i'm
provements; open all day Sunday; at New
Hampshire ave. extended 6iI0 mile past
to 400 Circle ave-
ROOMS, BATH, cleo. oil heat: hwd.
transportation; immediate possession So
000.. terms. ERWIN REALTY CO, call
Hyattsville 03S4. Ewes. WA. 1891. -19
tCoLtinued on Next Paga
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Arlington Candidate
Criiicizes Park Record

Daniel A. Dugan, independent
candidate for the Arlington County
Board, today attacked the record
of his opponent, Board Chairman
Edmund E. Campbell, and County
Manager Frank C. Hanrahan for
delay in carrying out the park and
playground program. ;
Speaking at a meeting of the
Columbia Pike Chapter. American
Veterans Committee, Mr.. Dugan
said that although voters approved
a bond issue for, the purchase OF
the playground sites in November
1943, only three Of the eight loca-
tions authorized had been acquired
and none developed or equipped.
Meanwhile, he said, land prices
have risen and negotiations for one
Of the sites have been abandoned
because of increased prices.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Zone Change Granted
For Ruppert Estate
Apartment Project

The Prince Georges County Com
missioners yesterday granted a
zoning change from residential A
to c involving IL acres on the Frank
Rupert estate at East-West high
way and New Hampshire avenue for
a multiple-unit apartment develop
ment.
William R. Ford of Takoma Park,
who made the application, said the
project would consist OF garden
type" apartments with no more
than Is units per acre.
The development will be located
just east of New Hampshire avenue
and south Of East-West highway.
The commissioners also gave Doris
Harrington of Hyattsville, permis-
sion to establish a private school at
Metzerott and Riggs Mill roads, near
College Park.
Voil r. Webb of Silver Hill was
granted permit to establish a
wood working plant in the Wood
lane section Of Silver Hill.
The commissioners voted to ad-
vertise for sale a number OF items
confiscated by police during the
past year. including rifles, shotguns.
blackjacks, watch, a radio, a
butcher knife, a straight razor and
even two pennies.
A number, Of slot machines, it was
decided, will be sold in counties
where their operation is permitted,
while half a gallon of corn whisky
will be given to the county aims
hollSe
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Police Asked TO Teach
Montgomery Safety

The Montgomery County Safety
Board has recommended to the
county Police Department that an
of1cer be assigned full time to the
task Of conducting a traflc safety
education program, Washington I.
Cleveland, chairman, announced to-
day.
+ The Montgomery trafiic accident
record for August, as reported by
Police Capt. Earle H. Burdine,
showed 63 accidents and a. injuries.
as compared with so accidents and
10 injuries for July.
M. r. Darlington, jr., assistant
director, Automotive Safety Founda-
ton, and A. w. Bohlen, executive
director. American Association of
Motor Vehicle Administrators. were
recommended for new members of
the County Safety Board. The ap-
pointments are made by the county
commissioners.
1t was announced that the COM
missioners have approved the rec
ommendation of the Safety Board to
engage the International Association
of Chiefs of Police to make q survey
of the traffic enforcement and aeci-
dent reporting program in Mont
gomery County.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Plans Ordered Drawn
For Grade School in
Northeast Alexandra

The Alexandria School Beard last
night authorized Supt. of Schools
T. C. Williams to have architects
plans drawn for construction of q
new elementary school to serve the
northeast section of Alexandra.
The City Council previously had
authorized the purchase of a four
block site on North Washington
street and the School Board was
informed that negotiations for the
site are nearly complete.
The exact location is being with
held until the title is cleared.
The board appointed Howard r.
Richardson, assistant superintend-
ent, to head a committee which will
study proposed improvements of the
instruction courses in elementary
school.
In approving a program for cor
recting health defects among pupils
it was announced that the Alexan.
dria tuberculosis Association will
provide a woman specialist, who
will give half her time to working
with parents and school officials.
The board was informed that the
Alexandria, Bancroft &, Washington
Transit Co. has provided additional
special buses to transport students
to the Lee and Douglas Macarthur
Schools as result of changing the
opening hours for schools from 9:3t
to 9 am.
Enrolment for the third day OF
the school term was 6,516 pupils
an increase of $50 over last year
Mr.. Williams reported.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
| Only One Try
Another in series OF jogs for
tagging memories regarding Dis.
trtct tr1Nc ld1gs. '~. --.

Business coupe A has collided
with truck B at free intersection. in
juring driver and three passengers
in the coupe, Both drivers were
within the speed limit. and neither
had been driving recklessly. Know
ing only these facts, police quickly
fixed blame and preferred charges
against:
l. The truck driver for colliding?
2. The coupe driver for colliding?
8. Both drivers for colliding2
4. The coupe driver for failing to-
give full time and attention to his
driving?
Answer Is correct. Knowing that
four persons were riding in the
coupe at the time of the accident,
it was assumed the drivers view was
obstructed by one passenger sitting
on the lap of another In the front
seat. The law does not specify how
many may ride in . front seat, but
police permit three and consider the
law violated If some one sits on an.
others lap in the front seat. Sec.
ton 29. District trafnc and motor
vehicle regulations, states. mo per-
son shall drive any vehicle when
there are 'in the front seat such
number of persons as to obstruct the
view Of the driver to the front or
sides or to interfere with the
drivers control over the vehicle"
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Wafer Control Board
Discusses Policies
On Stream Pollution
Dy the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 1.-THE
State Water Control Board discussed
policies of pollution control and pre-
yention at length here yesterday, de-
cfded on a form of pollution certifi-
cate applications and adjourned to
meet at the call of the chairman.
Spokesmen for the board, which
was created by the 1916 General AS
sembly to administer the new anti
pollution law, said that pollution
certificate application forms would
be sent to establishments pollutine
Virginia streams as soon as they
are printed.
The board discussed inquiries from
representatives Of several industries
seeking information on procedure
required for approval of expansions
and new industrial operations which
might discharge waste into Virginia
streams.
In some cases it was decided tech
nical representatives of the board
would confer with technical engi-
neerS from the industries concerned
on the specific pollution problems
raised
E. Blackburn Moore of Berryville,
cEaiman Of the board, gave assur-
anceS that the agency would make
every effort to cooperate and deal
fairly with industry in administer
ing the antipollution law, which
became effective July /.
Mr.. Moore pointed out that exist
ing industries planning expansions
or new industries locating in Vir-
ginia, must submit their plans for
purifying pollutionary wastes to the
board for its review and approval.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Plane Landing Gives
Rotarians Surprise

The landing of a Pan Maryland
Anyways plane. was an unscheduled
feature at yesterdays Washington
Rotary Club outing at West Hatton
600-acre estate on the Wicomico
River near Mount Victoria, Md.
The Rotarians had Cancelled q
baseball game because of the heat
and were trap shooting when the
red and white plane circled the
group, landed nearby and parked In
the line OF cars.
From the passenger seat stepped
H. H. Allen, Baltimore engineer
Apparently as surprised as the
Rotary Club members, Mr.. Allen ex-
planned he was not a member of the
organization but was responding tc
an invitation to visit Foster Reeder
owner Of the estate.
More than ITO Of the clubs 25t
members attended the outing, the
first since the war.
Farm-minded members inspected
the estates tobacco crop and ths
prize beef cattle which comprise one
OF the few herds of purebred short.
horns in Southern Maryland.
Committee members in charge o.
arrangements were Leo Nav, Oar
Holland, Don Bernard, Roy Tuerke
Tom Egan, Carlin Guy, Emor.
Hutchinson, Maurice Hess, .Geore,
McCann and Morrison Clark.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Committee Heads 10 Meet
On Arlington Chest Drive

Chairmen of 13 committees to can
vass large-scale apartment develop
ments in the Arlington Community
Chest fund campaign have been ap-
pointed and will meet at $50 pm.
tomorrow to receive instructions, it
was announced today.
Committee heads named by Mrs.
Blanche Levenberg. apartments
chairman, are Mrs. Benjamin Swe-
ger and Mrs. Gilbert E. West, CO.
chairmen, Arlington Village; Mrs.
Jean Childers, Bancroft; Mrs,
Dwight S. .Hammersley, Bedford i;
Mrs. Stanley Field, Buckingham
Mrs. Dorothy Dismuke and Mrs. C.
F. Silverstrand, co-chairmen, Colo
NAL Village.
Also Mrs. Richard s.. Battey, High
land Hall; Mrs. Albert E. Farewell,
North darlington; Mrs. j. F. Cow.
ley and Mrs. Michael Mehan, CO.
chairman, South darlington; Mrs.
Benjamin Wermiel and Mrs. Sey-
mour Coblens, co-chairmen, Lee
Gardens; Mrs. Frank Oakes, Lee
high, and Mrs. M. w. Witt, West
over.
Arlington's quota is $4,000. The
drive is scheduled from October II
to November 10.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Those Drofted in Power Strike
Served the Stote, Tuck Explains
the Governor

Misunderstanding" the Governor
said:
mo ofncer or employe, as q
member OF the State militia, was
or would have been required to
work one minute for a private cor
poration during the crisis, but were
or would have continued serving
the State as militiamen throughout
the emergency in order to keep the
essential services going. As every
one knows. small percentage Of
an Army fights with guns. and
those who do would be powerless
to succeed without the other essen
tial fighters who fire the boilers,
keep up communication lines, dig
trenches, build roads, operate trucks,
cook, and do other things required
in battle. Are these latter mem-
ners Of ON armed forces in invol-
untary servitude or are they pa
triots?"
Evening star., 1946-09-11
.Chillum Democratic CIut
To Hold Annual Teo

The 'Chillum District Democratic
Club will hold its annual tea Sun
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Daisy La Coppidan, 1915 Thirty
seventh street, Mount Rainier, Md.
Guests who have been invited
include Gov. and Mrs. O'Conor
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Preston Lane,
Senator and Mrs. Tydings, Senator
Radcliffe, Representative and Mrs.
Sasscer, Mrs. M. Alice Candles, ma
tional committeewoman; Mrs. Mary
H. Duvall, past president of the
United Democratic Women's Club;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lacy and the
Prince Georges County Democratic
organization candidates for the fall
elections.
Evening star., 1946-09-11

nine the latter when a halt was
called and the vote taken. Dean
Sprouse was runner-up to the Rev
DR.. Phillips Osgood OF Boston, Mass.
in the 1943 election.
The former Supreme Court Justice
said after the vote that he cousid-
cred his election zone Of the Rreatest
honors that has come to him. It In
wolves great obligation of fairness
and honesty and l shall do my best
to exercise both"
Election of lay delegate to head
the House of Deputies is not preclud-
ed by canonical law. 1t has been the
custom, however, since 17e5 to select
q clergyman as president OF the
House of Deputies.
The Right Rev. Edwin A. Penick
Bishop OF North Carolina, was elect
ed vice chairman OF the House oi
Bishops. The new presiding bishop
will be chosen September II to sue
ceed the present incumbent, Bishop
Tucker, who is now over the age
limit of 10 years, and will retire De-
cemher 81. 1916 The new presiding
bishop win take ONCE on January
/. 1947.