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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
Manager Freed

MERIDIAN, Miss, July 20 W.p-
j. X. Fergerson, business man.
ager OF the Meridian Pops of the
southeastern League, Monday. was
freed on bond to await trial for
causing a disturbance in the ball
park.
Chief of Police o. A. Booker
said two officers arrested Ferger-
son in the bleachers Sunday after
he became involved in an argu-
ment with an unidentified man
and baked at police efforts to
quen the disturbance,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
SILER CITY ADVANCES
TO FINALS OF STATE
SEMIPRO TOURNAMENT

AsHEBORO, July 2e.-R-siler
City advanced to the finals of the
State Semi-pro Baseball Tourney by
defeating Lucas of Asheboro 5 to /
in the first game of Monday night S
twin bill.
Hurley Hicks allowed the losers
only two hits.
The Sandclay League team will
meet winner of the McCrary-Troy
game in tomorrow nights cham
pionship battle at 9 o'clock. The
losers will play for the consolation
title at $50 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
SMITHFIELD 1O5 80 1901
CLINTON 42O no OO4-1

Errors - Howard, Balla, Vor-
rel 2. Runs batted in Balla,
Smith, Munto 2, Duke, Plantz,
Kelly 4. Neizgoda 8, Woodward,
Morris 2, Riley, Keane, Larriue 2.
Two base hits - Mungo, Duke,
Larriue. Home runs - Kelly,
Neizgoda. Bases on balls-off:-
Vaughn 10. Pritchard 4, Vorrell 8.
Keane 5. Struck out, by -Vaught
/, Pritchard 2, Vorrell 1, Keane 2.
Hits off: Vaughn in 5 innings g.;
off: Benton in 4 innings 5; off:
Pritchard in 3 innings 7; off:
Vorrell in 1 innings /; off: Hash
in 1 innings 1; off; Keane in 4 inn
ings 5. Winning pitcher - Vaughn;
Losing pitcher - Vorrell. Umpires
- Gill, Bird and Myer.
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Errors - jackson 2, VinaJerai'
Stephenson, Mcclellan, Leach
Majido, Edens, Cullen. Runs oaf
ted in - Bass q, Stephenson
Smith 2, Davis 8, Britain .
Edens. Two base hits - CuIleN
Britain, Denning. Cullen 2, Snlu.
Left on bases - Dunn-ErWn D.
Wilmington 8. Bases on balls-A'
Vinajeras /. Struck out, by-yn,
ajeras 7, Andrews u. Wild pi'cH'
-Vinajeras. Umpires - faFF0S
and Buck.
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cup: on to a doubtful start. II.
pig fellow settled down to curb Wv n.
Twins by allowing five hits ~'
He gave up three straight bi.,.
the opening frame. which arco'.l ID
ed for two markers. But tbs ~
Giant after that hurled a briii. 81
game, sending IL batters bacL
the dugout via the strikeout ron..
The local club seemed to bavs 1 ~
gained some of their spirit a, ~,
team displayed a lot more Den, I AK
the field last night.
The BUGS came back in Tho i.
half of the initial frame ia cra..
pay dirt four times, putting s ~.
contest virtually ON ice. Tbi, W.. y"
Andrews third straight victory.
Cullen Stars
Andy Cullen, pint-sized short,to,
for the locals, led the hitting u,
tack upon the Twins Vinajera,
blasting out three hits for tor,
trips to bat, and scoring I'm,
runs, which alone would have been
enough for a Buc triumph, chi.
lens base stealing stole the show
though. pee Wee swiped Second
twice, the last time after beir9
caught in the hot box.
Manager Gus Britain, plsyir,
right field made several spectacrs
lar catches, probably the most sen.
sational catch of the night VA,
Brlttlan's stab of Bass long drive
IN the seventh inning.
Johnny Edens and W. S. NJ,
Keithan, two local players, made
unsuccessful home debuts lut
night, as both failed to get a bt
Each also committed an error.
Regular action under the lights is
expected to help the young VII.
mingtonians through in the coming
tits.
Records list the Dunn outcome
as Wilmington's tenth success in
their last thirteen games-by taI
the best Pirate winning streak Of
the Tobacco State season.
Smithfield invades Legion .ad.
UNI tonight in an attempt to break
up the upward climb Of Shuney
B%rittain's club. The contest starts
at the regular time, 7:45 O'Clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
Detroit Tigers Beat
Philadelphia, 4 To l

DETROIT, July 20 -(P)- With
Hank Greenberg representing the
Detroit Tigers on the players
council with American League
President Will Harridge in Chica-
go shortstop Eddie Lake took the
slugger's role Monday to drive in
two runs with a homer as the
Tigers whipped the Philadelphia
Athletics 4 to /.
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E-Crosetti, Michaels. RBI - Wright.
Kennedy. Hayes. Caldwell. Keller. Sou
chock, Etten. 2B-Appling 2, Kennedy.
3~B-Souchock. H-Kennedy. SB-Stirn-
weiss, Heinrich. S-Appling. DPLKuhel.
Appling and Kuhel, Appling. Michaels
and Kuhel 3. LOB-New York /; Chi
cago IS. BOB-off Chandler 2. Murphy |
Page 2, Grove 3. SO-by Chandler s: Page
2: Grove 3. Hoff Chandler 9 in 7 in
nlngs: off Page 2 in 1 2-3 innings; off
Murphy 1 in 3 innings; off Gettel 1 in
no innings; off Grove ten in 8 innings;
oft Caldwell 3 in four innings. WP -
caldwell. LIP Page. Umpires-Boyer,
Rommel and Weafer.
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CLINTON DROPS
GAME TO LEAFS
Smithfield Blasts Out IA
Hits To Win IA To II
Victory

CLINTON, July 29,-The Smith
field Leafs stopped a Clinton rally
in the ninth inning here last night
to hand the Blues a IA to II defeat.
The Blues went into the ninth in
ming trailing by six runs and man
aged to cross home four times be-
fore being retired. The contest was
marked by the free hitting on both
clubs. The Leafs collected IA hits
while the Blues gathered IS SAT-
tioc
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
Air Travel Enters

INGLEWoOD, Calf, July 2s.-
P-The air age, as it must to all
things, has come to the turf in a
big way.
Jockey Basil James booted dane
ing man Fred Astaire's triplicate
to a neck victory Saturday in the
500, 900 Hollywood Gold Cup, just
six hours after stepping from a
plane which brought him from New
York. where he had won the last
race Friday at Ja----
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Errors: Brewer, Horton 2,
Futrelle, Austin, Canady, Kinlaw.
Bases on balls - off: Hewlett 2,
Wright 2. Struck out, by - Fen
nell 5, Hewlett 1, Wright 8. Hits
off Fennell in 6 innings 6; off:
Hewlett in 2 innings o; off: Wright
in 8 % innings 8; off: McKeithan
in 1-3 innings O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
In Sports Pan ....
~ fsV
W BY Roy Cook
THE BOB SKINNER CASE

The off and on affair of BOB
Skinner and the Pirates has been
a question on the minds of tae
Pirate faithful's The low down
on this case as presented by Bert
Kite, late Sunday night, after the
sports pages had been put to bed
is as follows - Skinner left the
city to get married and did not
return on time The Pirate
business office wired the lanhy ball
hawk twice last week, but did not
receive any answer Sunday
afternoon Kite talked with Bob
over long distance from SINNERS
home in Bolton, Conn. and the fly
chaser promised to report lere for
Tuesdays game with Smithfield E.
Kite Immediately called the Star
to report that Bob would be back -.
Later, much later, Sunday night
the sleepy voiced Kite called to say
he had been called out of bed to
receive a telegram from Skinner
saying he would NOT be back
here. The call was too late to print
in Mondays paper :. But the ques-
ton is now settled :. Bob Skinner
will NOT return here.
The American Legion Juniors
will return to Legion Stadium
this afternoon for the second
game of the five game series
with Red Springs for the East
ern Division championship.
The game will be called at $3.50
o'clock at the Stadium. In the
past the Wilmington fans have
stayed away in droves. These
youngsters are playing a swell
brand of ball and deserve
more attendance at the con-
tests. Why not drop out to Le-
gion Stadium this afternoon
and see these lands in action?
Congratulations to Coach Earl
Brinkley and the Whiteville Amer.
lean Legion Post for starting the
baseball school in the Columbus
county city &. More Of these schools
are needed. They serve to teach
the youngsters baseball, clean
sportsmanship and the rules of
Fair play.
Mike Morrow, local swimmer
with the University of North
Carolina tank team WOE second
place in the 100 meter breast
stroke event at High Point last
week and he took first place
honors in the 100 meter free
style event. Co-captain elect Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30

E-Libke, Ramazzotti, Reese, Hatton,
Miller. RB1-Mueller. Miller. Libke Refs
er 3, Behrman, Edwards, Stanky. 2B-
Libke, Reiser, Hatton, Stanky. 3B-Muel-
Ter, Edwards. HR-Wa1ker, Reiser. s.
Adams, Ramazzotti, Behrman. DP-MiIler
and Haas; Walters, Mueller and Haas.
LoB-Cincinanti 6; Brooklyn T. BOB =
Walters 3. Gregg 2. SO-Walters 2, Gregg
/ Behrman 3. H-Walters 8 in 6 innings:
Hetki 3 in 2; Gregg S in S. Behrman i
IN .; Wild pitch-Gregg. WP-Gregg. LIP
waters. Umpires - Henline, Barlick and
Pinelli. Time-2:04. Attendance-1a ak
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SANFORD DEFEATS
Angler, Il TO 6
Six Home Runs Marks Con.
test; Hank Nesselrode
Collects Two
ANGIER-FUQUAY. JULY 90

ANG1ER-FUQUAY, July 2s.-1n
a contest marked by six home runs,
the Sanford Spins defeated the
Angier-FuQuay Colts here tonight
by the score of IL to 6.
Big Hank Nesselrode parked a
couple over the wall for the
Spinners. Amman, Messing and
Crawford also hit for the Circuit
to aid the Sanford cause. Scrobola
connected for Angler.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
Play Tonight

Two games are scheduled In
the Hanover softball league at
O'Clock the Southern Bell club
will play the Post Office nine
and In the nightcap the Atlantic
Coast Line Juniors meet the
Phalanx Fraternity.
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Buccaneers Climb Into Tie For Celia
Nate ndrewsANo Five Hits
As Pirates Beat Twins. 1OTo3
Victory Places Wilmington T~'o Tia T..
Fifth Place With A.:.4-4rwin;
Smithfield Here Tonight

For the first time in a long, long time, the Wymiru,
Pirates will not appear on the bottom of the Tobacco S9a
league standings. Last night at Legion stadium, befos n's
estimated crowd of over 2,l00 fans the Buccaneers daf f an
ed the Dunn-Erwin Twins, 10 to 8 to tie them for ~
place. "A
Nate Andrews proved too much for the Dunn L..
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30

Flake 2. cullenbine 2. RB1M %
Majeski. RH-Lake. S-Derry. DP-Webb,
Lake and C~ullenbine. LoB-Philadelphia
10, Detroit 7. BoB-off Kneer 4. Hutchin-
son /. so-by Griffith 1. Hutchinson !.
H-off Knerr S in 4 innings (none out IN
fifth; Griffith 3 in 4. LP-Knerr' I'm
pires-Grieve and Passarella. Time-l:3S'
A~ttendance-5, 665.
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Errors-Nessiag, Wicker, Mills,
Hedrick Runs batted in-Au-
man 2, Nesselrode 8, Scrobola 8,
Hedrick, Pugh, Crawford 3, Ness
ing.-Twobase hits-Wicker, Scro.
bola, Hedrick 2.-Home runs-Au-
man, Nesselrode 2, Crawford, Ness
ing, Scrobola. Bases on balls
off: Gallo 8, Amman 8. - Struck
out, by-Gallo 2, Amman 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
WATTS LEADS

DENVER, July 29-P-O'Hara
Watts, 34-year-old Oklahoma City
assurance man, returning to the
golf wars after five years in the
European and Pacific theaters,
led the early qualifying shooters
"a the ~Trans-Mississippi Golf
TOURNAMENT Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
CADET LEAGUE

In the recently organized
Municipal Cadet SoftbaII
league, the Anderson's sports
shop will play the Hines sport
Ing goods store this afternoon
ut Robert Strange park at 8
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
Red Springs Take Juniors, 4 To 2
Second Game Here This Afternoon
Errors PROVE Costly
As Brogden: S Crew Lose
Second Game Of Series To Be Played At LIE
gion Stadium At 4 O'clock; Heath
Leads Batters In Opener

RED SPRINGS, July 29.-The Wilmington American
Legion Juniors were defeated here Monday afternoon by
the Red Springs Juniors, 4 to 2, in the opening game of the
fi~ve-game-series for the Eastern division championship in
the Junior Legion series.
The locals got off to an early start as they scored two
runs in the third inning and in the sixth the Red SPRINGS
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
TR0UNCE
YANKEES, 4 TO )
Wins 4 To 3 Victory In
Twelve Inning Battle
From New York

CHICAGO, July 90 () Earl
Caldwell's single with two men on
base in the Twelfth lining gave the
Chicago White Sox a 4 to 3 victory
over the New York Yankees Mon
day night before a night crowd OF
81, 049.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Dunn-Erwin 3, WILMINGTON 10.
Sanford II, Angier-Fuquay 8.
Smithfield IA, Clinton 10.
TODAY'S GAMES
Smithfield at WILMINGTON.
Dunn-Erwin at Angier-Fuquay.
Clinton at Sanford.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30

NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 2 st. Louis 1.
Chicago 5, New York 4.
Brooklyn 7, Cincinanti 8.
TODAY'S GAMES
St. Louis at Brooklyn might Pellet
Q2-4) VS.. Melton OLD.
Chicago at New York-Chapman (3-4
VS.. Gee (2-0).
Cincinnati at Philadelphia might Van
dermeer (8-5) VS.. Rowe d0-4). -.
Pittsburgh at Boston (night) Sewell
(6-D VS.. Sain Co-11).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
the UNC Blue Dolphins, he IS
holder Of the National 100
meter-free-style title.

A letter signed "A faithful fan
came to this desk and I pass it
along to you. =.
Just a few lines of comment on
the Wilmington Pirates as they
look from where I sit in the left
field bleachers. Game after game,
win or lose. Let me say in the be-
ginning that I consider the Pirates
pitching staff the best in the lea
que and the pitchers are not the
reason for the Pirates being in the
cellar. And the way it looks to
me, the management is only inter-
ested in getting tae Jack. I say
this because, in the first place, I
have been in baseball parks from
Maine to Florida and Mexico, /
have seen a pitcher warm up di-
rectly in front of the paying GUS
toners like they do at Legion Sta
dunn. Sometimes the pitchers
warming up take from one half
to one third of the game pitching
in front of the left field stands.
Second, we have the best catcher
in the league, a man that can
catch those pop ups I am speaking
of Brittian But we always see
him On third base where he makes
no claims of being an infielder
and of course he will make errors
here, when he miscues the fans
razz him terribly. This is poor en-
couragement when Brittian's old
friends and lifelong buddies razz
him for making errors The
most disgusting of the whole "she
bang" is the arguments with the
umpires. Both the home team and
the visitors do this and it generally
winds up with loud and b%oisterous
cursing, which when boiled down
comes from only mi or two play
ers trying to be smart. Yours for
a clean hard fighting baseball
club and lots less raging from
TODAY'S SPORTS
BASEBALL-Legion Stadium
1880 o'clock. Wilmington Amer
lean Legion Juniors VS. Red
Springs Juniors. Legion
Stadium 7:45 o'clock Whining
ton Pirates VS. Smithfie-d.
SOFTBALL-Robert Strange
Park 3 o'clock. Anderson's
Sport Shop VS. Hines Sporting
goods Robert Strange Park
O'Clock. Southern Bell VS. Post
Office. and A. c. L. Juniors VS.
| Phalanx.
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TOTALS ----- 46 3 13y35 1:
x-Batted for Gordon in 9th.
xx-Ran for Dickey in 9Th.
x~xx-Batted for Crosetti in 9th.
xxxz-Ran for Etten in 9th.
xxxxx-Batted for Murphy in 18th.
Two out when winning run scored.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
Detroit q. Philadelphia 1.
Washington 2-8, Cleveland IA.
Chicago 4, New York 3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
TODAY'S GAMES

New York at Detroit (twi-light) Bevens
Q1-6l VS.. Trucks Q1-8).
Boston at Cleveland might Dobson
G0-4) VS.. Gromek (4-9).
Philadelphia at Chicago might Savage
Q-9) VS.. Grove (4-91.
Washington at st. Louis might
Haefner (9-6) VS.. Potter (6-6).
Evening star., 1946-02-15
keefe Accuses Roosevelt
Over Pearl Harbor Anew

Representative Keefe, Republican
of Wisconsin, member Of the Pearl
Harbor Investigating Committee, last
night repeated his charge that Presi-
dent Roosevelt was responsible for
the Pearl Harbor disaster.
He told a dinner meeting Of ap-
proximately 400 Montgomery Coun-
ty Republicans at the Manor Club
at Norbeck that from 1884 to 1941
the late President cut the proposed
budget of the Army and Navy by
So ,306 ,000, 900, but Congress restored
81 ,286, ,000, 600 of the amount asked
He also charged that the American
people had not been told the COM
plete truth about the country's state
of preparedness before the attack.
Guests at the dinner, in celebra-
ton of Lincoln Day, included Repre-
sentative Beall, Republican, Of Mary
land, County Commissioner Walter
johnson, Galen L. TAFT, chairman Of
the Republican State Central Com
mittee; Jacob France and Mrs. Lula
E. Powell, Maryland national COM
mitteeman and coTnmitteewoman
respectively, and Edward F. Cola
day, and Mrs. Cooper B. Rhodes, ma
tional committeeman and commit
teewoman, respectively, for the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Contest 10 Aid VOTING
Study in Alexandra

Alexandria school children from
the sixth grade through high school
win be eligible to enter a contest
sponsored by the Parent Teacher
Association In an effort to bring to
the attention OF their elders the
importance Of exercising the right
to vote.
The subject Of the contest is
Democracy Begins at Home" and
the points which the children are
urged to bring out in essays and
posters are "Who can vote in Alex
andria,'' How to get ready to
vote" and why you should VOTE
The contest Is open now and will
close on May Is, with essays of $50
words Of less and posters Of Is by
"a inch size accepted as entries.
The various parent teacher
groups in the city will meet this
mcnth to make definite plans and
complete the details Of the contest.
To date, it has been arranged for
the Mount Vernon School to be re-
sponsible for sources of informa-
tion; the jefferson and Parker Gray
Schools to work on contest details;
the Charles D. Barrett School to
handle publicity, and the George
Mason School to arrange for prizes.
Other schools will be given as
signments and further details will
be announced after the February
meeting Of the parent-teacher rep
resentativeS.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
sy sioa Correspondent Of Tn. star

I i
RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 15.-As
Arlington's incorporation advanced
another step. Delegate Edwin w.
Lynch, Fairfax, today will initiate
additional protection" for his coun-
ty against annexation so that, in
effect, Alexandria would first have
to absorb all of Arlington County
before any Of Fairfax County's lands
could be taken in.
The only alternative for annexa-
ton under the proposed bill would
be for Arlington to "recapture" all
Of its former territory, which for
many years has constituted a large
portion Of Alexandria. After it had
recovered the land Arlington then
would be required to become city
before it would annex any Fairfax
County land.
Mr.. Lynch, who only Tuesday In
troduced bill to require consent oi
so per cent Of the voters within any
area affected before either might
institute annexation proceedings
said he will introduce in the House
of Delegates this afternoon meas
ure which states:
mo city which contains any land
al or part OF which land was ceded
to the Federal Government by the
Commonwealth Of Virginia for the
purpose Of establishing seat for the
Government of the United States OF
America and which has been stbse-
lquently receded to the Common
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Dunlop Enters Monigon,erl
Commissioners Race

Robert p. Dunlop Of Chevy Chase
today announced he viii be cam
didate for county commissioner for
the fourth commissioner district,
subject to the June a. Democratic
primaries.
A lifelong resident Of Montgom-
cry County, Mr.. Dunlop ran for the
same post In the last county election
as an independent Democrat.
+ Mr.. Dunlop is past president Of
the Young Mems Democratic Club
|of Chevy tChase, past president Of
the Montgomery County Volunteer
Fire Department Association and is
now deputy chief Of the Chevy
Chase Volunteer Fire Company, OF
which he has been . member for
the last 40 years. He also Is meTn-
Der Of the Legislative Committee Of
the Maryland State Volunteer Fire
mems Association,
Mr.. Dunlop IS engaged in the
wholesale paint business. He Is
married, has two children and IS i
member Of the Rollinswood Citizens
Association.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Silver Star Service
10 Honor Ii. Wait

A posthumous award of the Silver
Star viii be made Sunday. when
memorial services viii be held for
1t. Egbert T. Watt, jr., of Herndon.
Va, in the Pleasant Valley Method.
iSt Church.
The award is for gallantry in ac.
ton at Negros, Philippine Islands.
April 20, 1945. The medal will be
presented to his father, Egbert +.
Watt, sr.
1t. Watts men were attacking a
hill when the enemy opened FIRE
and stopped them. The 20-year-old
lieutenant stepped in front and led
his men up the hill. He was the
f1rst to reach the top. Enemy fire
killed him and four Of his men. but
the attack SO disorganized the en-.
|emy that American forces were able
to occupy the objective, the citation
said.
1t. Watts mother is an emplove
OF the Navy Department. His father
lis farmer.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Bill Would Use FormerU. S. Land
70 Block Annexation Of Fuirfux

wealth Of Virginia, shall have the
right or power to annex any terri
tory area within the Commonwealth
Of Virginia until all such receded
territory is Incorporated In one
county, city or town."
Arlington was ceded to the United
States as part of the District of
Columbia and was retroceded to this
State exactly 100 years ago. SINH
larly, major portion of Alexandria
was In the District, so that city
would be denied the right Of further
annexation unless 1t gave back
Arlington's original area.
Meanwhile, the House Committee
on Counties, Cities and Towns has
set q public hearing for 2:30 pm.
Tuesday on Mr.. Lynch,s eaflier bin
requiring approval Of go per cent Of
voters within an area before city
may institute annexation proceed
lings.
The same committee has, at the
request of the Arlington delegation,
set hearing on Arlington's charter
bill introduced yesterday by Dele
gates j. Maynard Magruder and
George Damn. The latter hearing
viii be held at 2:30 pm. Thursday.
The bill by Delegate ]. J.. Will
liams, Henrico, to prohibit within q
10-year period the taking away of
more than 10 per cent Of q county,s
assessed valuation OF real estate,
which barely squeezed out Of COM
mittec BY avote Of 3 to 8. is also on
the House calendar for today.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Charter Committee Named
By Arlington Federation

The Arlington Civic Federation
today announced the members of a
committee that will appear at Gen.
eral Assembly hearings next week
on bill to permit the county to
incorporate as city.
Lester r. Conley is chairman OF
the group, which, in addition to the
federation, represents the Arlington
Board of Trade, Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club and other
county civic groups. Other COM
mittee members are: Mrs. Beulah 8,
Goss and Benjamin Wermiel. AL
ternates are Harold L. Schilz and
William G. Watt.
The committee, to appear Thurs
day before the House Committee on
Cities, Towns and Counties, will
recommend that provisions for non-
partisan primaries, referendum and
recall and the election of city ON
cials within six months of incorpor.
alton, be included in the measure.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Bethesda Foundation
PIuns Weaving Exhibit

The Bethesda Chevy Chase Edu.
cational Foundation will give 8
weaving demonstration from 2 TX
5 pm. and 8 to 10 pm. next Friday
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School, as the first of a series Of
handcraft exhibits to foster an In.
terest in craftsmanship.
DR.. and Mrs. DonneI B. Younf
and a class of 10 students will dem.
onstrate weaving In a number oi
stages.
Other exhibits will include book.
binding display by Mrs. Carter Hall
to be held late in March, and Q
sculpturing exhibit in April BY Mrs
Howell La Motto.