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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24

Sanstas Sen IL. aSanuar, ianS
Die @erimnmli,ng oes g. e. @ciang.
uerein Gintradt itatt, in 'relder audi
Oie Veamten fir oas ,Sabr 1916 &c.
luublt ipllroen. Die 0eriamlnluna
nar acknowledgements 5ablreih be,
iuGt. oa aud oiele lnteritiibencg
Mitglieoer eridienen lporcn. GriIi-
Dent Wifael &iridaler bieb ale bers-
lidl piafonmen. 9irigent u. 9tifo-
faus uno ieine liebe 5rau @emab-
lin, tpelde etlpas lpdter audi eintra-
fen, tpuroen allerleits freuoig b..
griiBt unO ,pilfommen gebeibenf
Nadjoem perid)ieoenc ,pidtige Sc
lhaftc silerlr erleoigt tralr0en, ipuroe
Die Nabl ser nel,en 8eamten porgs-
nonmen. Gs ,uuroe beidlolien ale
8eaantcn per Afflumation tpie0er 81
erpablen. gs iinS folgenoe:
Hraii6ent, Wihael &iridner
8i3esHrdi., 9beooor 8ranseier
Yrot. .ASefr, M. 6. JrieienbengIl
Sin. SEER, GriB 9orat
'Sfasm, 9ora 8ranSeier
Irdipar, 9den 0ugar
8ertpnlter, Neter Goods, Sr.
Sara Gbriit GOODS, annn
3Gngbmnmer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
OonfIaouro

Sm Nonlen Ser Sanilie iagt in-
nieItet Ganf iiir oie 'rntsesense-
brafte Spmpatbie, fiir Die idboncll
@llumcn, @ctciliglng ser .gtitglieoer
Scr 3lpcigc 90 rmS 81. gnuerlpano.
ten lmo tSrellnOen an gcgrobnis,
Ealtor $. :. i. Simolcit fiir Sic
troItrcld,c ErC0igt in ser Stride lno
ON Nrlbc: hcm iGcntral' &erbul1o
rno 3lpcig % Iiir lire prOmpte, sluS-
sabltn9 Ser &criiterllng lu,o 'Ster'
be9clo, uno allen sic uuf irgelro ein.
grt bcigeitonocn BADEN.
Sic traucrnNen Sintcrblimencn.
per SSnhn &loos, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
Ter &irden Irauen @erein Der
ct. NarfuS Wemeinbc

Gs oiene allen Sdapeltern sur &c
falligen 9tabriht, baB unlcre resel
mdBige Gerianml1ns am Sonntcg
Sen 81. Sanuar, 3 llhr nadmittags
abgebaltcn miro. slae Sdhuelter!
iinb freunolid,it eriuht bergerImnm
lung bei5liuobnen uno oieienigei
Sdireitern sic niht SIT Dem Sraucl
Gerein bclaneen iino gebeten iih an
SuihtieBen. gsah Der Geriamnlun(
miro &affec ainb Sudden ierpiert.
Sara Sann, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
2(ms N1artins Scrry, Otie
3iucig 12.

Gen 9riiocrn uno Sdgpcitcrn sic.
ue sur aefGaigen gtnhrid)t, SAP Die
!5allcn,uartitclc
apicoer SIT ucrgcbcn lit. Sic Wtitglits
ser, sic lid, fir biclcn 9oitcn .intcrs
eiiieren iinO erll,d)t cine Siicrte bis
-. Sebruar eill5,libifeu.
Sieielbcn fonuen on 8rGi. Sobn
&otb Sr., Cemetery Ho., pocr an
Erpt. zSefr., Geo. u. &ramcr, G24
Srant slue., geifidt luerbCn. @r. 81
SairOcr bet bieien Yoiten oiele Sabre
beflclbet; es miro ibn allG oicsnol
nidIts irn @cg ltcbcn iucnu CT mci-
ter ble,hcn mill, bod icHes Wiitglich
lit bcredtigt fiir oen Eoi1cn 81, lpcr-
ben. Sicler Eolten sarantiert einen
Witslleb freie @obnllng, Siht, Sci,
5ung, iopiel ErOscnt pom 8cIhult
uno 13 Yro5ent pom llebcrid)ub ic-
Sen Monat. sllIp uergebt uift bi,'
Sffertcn cinSuid)iden.
Die nGtitc Gerialumllmg wirN
Sonntag Den 3. Sebruar, : lltr
nudnlttuss uhgctaltcn lulo alle Mlt.
glicoer iilro crIllht ampcIcno 5u Ieii:
Die Saaen.parhpabl finoet itott lmc
es lit Sude ser Ntitglicbcr cinel
tiid,tigen Salleurart SIT ertuIbIcn,
ga mir mieoer in isrieoen leben uno
iluns in Observation-Disclosures nit
perld)Ieccncn Eroblemeu 5u Drialic,,
babe,, 10 ipdre es gut 1uenn bie Wtit-
(glicoer ieoer Gerianlnlllng bcilpohus
ten. Nah slus'ager lupllen iiN oit
Sligeno lpieOcr orgnniIcreu; oa3
Itpare Dem alten Serein wiIlfpnilen
uno es ipire iD0n hrcnn allc Sung
iaGien iid) unidjliebcn tliiroen.
8eprg 81. &ramer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
3udg 8.

Gs oicue alien 8riioern lrnO
ShlpeIteru sur gefGIligen 9tahrid]t,
baB sic regelmdbige Seriammlllng
pon r,lil on ieoen 0ritten Iunners
tag inn Monat ltattfinoet.
SicIe aenoer,,ng mar notlpelroig
1pegen ser Galle, 10 bite bon 1llln OIL
ieSen 3. cnnerstag al 1919 g. aib:
lano 9lpe. su erlheinen.
@itte fonul,t unb unterIriibt uniere
8eanlten uno 9erein, 10 nerOen mir
allh einen gl,ten Grfolg baben.
%. &rafft, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
3mcis 46.

Sie Gerianmll,ng am 10. Sanllal
,par gut beiudbt i,nb ale 8eidnft!
tpuroen prompt erleoist. Ger Sab
resberidt puroe perleien, Der iebr
erfreulih mar. Iud, lruroen Die fol-
genoeu 8eamten fiir bas Sabr 194G
ertpuhlt:
Erdlioentim, 6. Garloer Meitlen
@iselGrdi. &atb. 8obm
Grot. .%Sefr., 9nna Saltb
Sin. sSefr., &atbarina &rous
Statm., Sobauna SalImen
G.8..Setr., Cara Sd)uller
Geripalterinnen, Snpbia 2llrt,
Souiie Sfaniot, Seleu Martel
@aiieiiriil,ter. Cara 8inber
lslne tpieoer ioipie neu eripdblter
9eamtinnen pcriprahen ibr geItes
fir oen Srein 5u tim nit Ser Silfs
ser Mitglieoer.
Gin Wtmtter= nnb Sod)ter-8anfett
nuroe in cieler Seriammlung be
itIoiien fiir anfane Ntai. @ir bitte.
jest ihon uue Jrer,noe iiG oleiel
Iailrm Su merfen llno nit llns Sa:
Wtutter= uno Sohter @anfett ),
feiern.
Gs oiene aIlen SdNpeltern sur &C
fallisen 1afrid,t, IoaB Die reregt
mdBige 8erlanml,rns am 9onners
| Tag, ben IA. Jebruar, 8 llbr abena;
| an 1853 q. Mlblano Mue. abeeboltel
miro Mle Sdppeitern iinb erll,ft De
Veriamml,rng beiautpobnen. gs tper
Sen oie neugetpGblten 8eamtinne1
| einsefiibrt peroen.
gta6 Der Seriainmlilng miro Sal
! fee lno SUDDEN ierpiert bon 6en foi
| genoen Sdnpeltern:
Mtargarete &leir,hauer, Gipabet
9int, Martba Morriion ln6 &elel
Marfel. 9(nnn Sallb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
2l,,s 3luia,nee, Otie
3iueis 8.

Illen Sdapeitern oiene s,,r Nah
riht, baB oie reselnldbige Geriamm
lung Sonntog, Sen 3. Sebruar, nad
mittaas, itattfinbet. sl1e Sdnpeitert
tueroen eriudt iid 10 oiel als moa
Iid) 5u beteilieen an ser Seriamm
lung, benn es Iieeen orineenbc @r
ihdfte oes Gereins Dor. 9sob SCI
@erimnlnllnna sibt es 9affee ,mS
9eingebadenes.
&atb. Sopfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
2l,sS Detreit, 11litt ttea,,
Sur Grinneruno

at l,nIeren eeliebten @atten l,no
Gater
Spbann 8inbcr
geitorhen am 26. eso,utar 1912 at
8ieocr febrt Die Grinnerun9s1tunbe,
Siefcr SGmers erfiiIlt rnler 6erS
gSenn mir aebenfcn Der lteten St,,ube
Nls Der Sob Did nabm bon uns.
llno ipenn id) lite gang alIcin,
@iini6' id], ou Iiebes @uterbera
8 fG,lnteit on bod bel ms iein.
Tetroit, Mihigan.
@elpibmet BON oeinen trouernoen
&inoerlt Gnfelfinoern ,,ub 8attin
aatbar;na @inbcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24

tradten aud, in oieiem Sabre meb-
rere neue MtitsIieoer antperben uuo
Sab mir ole oarnad trabten oenGer.
Elm iebr itarf aufs,,bauen, INN oas
3iel bes Sereins gu forbern uno gu
erreifen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24

uno &uben gu bringen iino: 9atb
Mlbad,, Mgnes @egner, Gli5. $50
lufa, Srene Witiefe, Sara @oroen
emma Mabrorf, Munla Bold, Sare
@!rcs. Margarete @iclenbers.
S'n 9ranfenfomitce iius: Scrc
tin Sbmibt, Maria Shaicr. .~.sir Il!
ben iiini franfe Sdlreitern. Aurs
@cnrid, Mnna 5oi,f Mnna Treiier
SpEorn1 0rok Marie Sublbcrh
Gat5. S:tiIler ihcn:te oent Smeia
40 ti,,en Hreis u,s GciN ME tueroeu
rnEfenb angencmm.u.
Cara SlIon, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
2lts Gkieaee, 1uineis
3meia ~. - Ndtnng!

OIuttN n. - NUluuB.
slm 40. Ssebrltar beranitaltei
Stpeig AZ Don ser Siioieite Elm
Jaidlingsfeit
an $3.50 g. MIblanb slpe., tposl, mir
aue3peigpereine non Gbicago, 3tpeis
8, 10, as uno Sen Slgenbperein, TO-
tpie sic NadSbarpereine 3ipeig 2G
unS 40 bon 8arp, Sno., auis bers=
lid)lte einlaoen.
2iebe Mtitelieoer lnb Ireatnbe bal
tet eud) oiclen Oatrm frei, fommt
uno la6t uns oieies 6aidingsfeit
nod rett idbiiiter Art in Sreuno-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24

2lllfr,lf!

Yin aac Sicbcubiirecr Sndlicn bon
Salcm mb llmgchmng!
3lueig 10. .erIllft allc 9riiber l,no
SdNpcitcrn ,,H0 Suacno ioiuie ollie
Solfagcnoiicn ON -. Sanlhr iiD
tShlnB auf Seite -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
3meis 26.

SSn Der am 3. Samlar abaebalte'
men Gerian1nllllng tpurSen sic ncl,er
@eanten eingefiibrt. 8r. Sobn 8eiel
banfte sen alten @eanten fir ibrs
2eiitlrng inn bergangeuen Sabr alus
Eriinidte iblten alles gut; halnit ent,
lieb er sic 8eamten. 3,lgleid lieB CT
sic nelen 8enmten portreten uno ct.
mabnte iie, baB Tie piele s(rbeit o!l
ser Suno taben, ipiinld)te tbneil
Slid in oieiem sSabr oamit iie alle
3uianmen balten uno 8eidNifte fiib.
rem ioaten gum 8eiten aller. ltnb j.
fiibrte er sic nellen 8eamten ein.
ErGiioellt, anoreas MarfeI
Sefr., Spbn Sehpig
G.=G. +Sefr., Midyael llrifel
G.8., ssobn Sblller
Sim. SER, @illium 8ro6
Seripalter, Wfidmel 8inoer,
Geter Selluig, Mif)ael @ottidling
Hidaro @innanop, Geo. Sdaier
arbiuar, Sobn 8eier
Siirlpud)e, slnoreas Guilt
Deputies, Mfifuel llrihel,
SssoDn Seltpig
slm Counting, Sen A. Sunuar, or.
ganiiierten iid) sic nelen 8eamten
TircftOrillnt, Midsael 9inoer
Gise.Yrdi, @eter Seluig
Sefr., Sobn Sf,uuer
Scripalter. Midael 8cttihling,
8eprg SGaIer, Hid,arb @inanoy
Deputies, 0tid,uel llridel,
SSobu Sel,uig
Sausfomitee, Mnop Sd)nliot
sSrieorih @enerih, @n. Gro.
Sic neucn 8eumten boiien, tab
nId)t nllr sic 9eamteu ionocrn ei:,
ieOes 0titglieo I'M &erein ieineYilid,t
tut uno it'd nod alli ieiu Sahientlm
frellt; Senn lpie mir alle tuiiien, uns
ier arnes Sudienpolf bas in Sen
cltropaiiden groen beute nod am
Seben lit, un0 iib iuenn audi nod 10
arm, ilnnerbin nod Sahien ncnuen.
so liebe Golfsgcnoilen auf 1mb bclit
i'm .3luelgpercil unb pon BORT aus
fonnen mir nit aaen anoeren uns
beraten ilno oen l1nleren belfen.
Giel Slid I'M neuen SSabr ullen
M!tglieoern. Sobn Seliuig Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
3meis 8.

Sn Ser am 6. San,ar abeebaltener
8eriamnlung srllroe beItloiien on
Samstagabeno, sen 26. Sanuar, i'm
Siebenbiirser SahIenbeim Elm feires
NbenoeKen
5u Ierpieren. Somit lperben aue9rii
ser uno Sdlpelteru bon nab l,nb fern
eriudt iid 5u beteilisen; ser &eill.
ge,pinn sebt an SEN Silfsforo Scr
Siebenbiireer Sad,len IN ser alten
Seinuat. sluh hperSen alle gebete,!
iib ansumeloen bis ip1teltens Sen
25. San,lar. ImnelOingen ,peroen
entgegeneencmnlen pon Sd)peiter
Mnna 8las, Sci. 1891; iotpie aud,
i'm Sadierbeim, Gel. 22SS.
&atb. S6pfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
AuS Sarreu, pa.
Der airhen Tranen Gerein
ct. Tdnlns Stride

EruDlfe III DER lebfen Ner1nmlnlltiln
fiir nas sSsabr 1916 foIgenSe geamte
Erdlioentiu, Sofia Scanning
Gise-Hrdi.. Maria Siger
Grot. .%Sefr., Hoiina &nafit
6in.!Sefrf, alice @iintber
tSd,aem., Maria @iintber
&eripalterinnen, Cara Srben
Wtaria Sbeil, Cara 5elefp.
aae 8eamtimen periprad,pn sum
@obl uno gelten bes Gcreins su at,
beiten.
eSn LETTER &eriammll,ng .puroe
beid,loiien einen &artenabenb am 27.
Sanuar abN.baltclt. Gie ,Mrransic-
rltng iibernablnen Die Sdapelteru nit
Naneu Sara. slle Shlpeitern, &c.
fannte uno iSrellnbe iino freunolid'
eingelaOen. Sd,one Smlptpreiie iper,
nCn all Sic gliidliden @etpinner aus
gesi,en. SIS tperhen aud, nnoere
Spiele geipielt. @ir bitten Silt uno
Sung iih Oen q. Sanlrur freisubol-
ten. 9tab Dem Spiel miro &aiicc
lmo Sudden ierpiert.
I'm Sablreid)en 8eluh bitten Die
Sfapeitern Sara.
Moiina &rufit, Sefr.
3ueis II.
Sn letter Veriammilr,a lpuroer
oie geamten fir 1916 eiigefiihrt
BON ser Gr8rdi. Sofia &enuing.
Us ipllroe ein gtait fir ben 2. ST.
bruar beihloiien. &inoer inter
Sabren sablen nibts, bon 6 bis 1G
Sabren 1Oc unb fiir Gr,uahiene
25c. "a eine CUTE Muiif belteut lit,
laoen mir aae berslih ein. &onuni
alle uno freut elhb nit Sen aleinen.
Die &leinen erbalten allf) cine er.
friifung. Sobanna Siirf, Sefr.
lleberraidung iuar gelnngem.
5rau Siarrer 8lanf .ieierte ibreu
Geburtstag am 13. sSanuar. Yiele
Sdsueitern neriaanmelten iib ,mS
iiberraidtcn Jrat Yfarrer 8lunf in
ibrem SCENT NIT einem ,Sllrpriic'
llno iibersaben Elm Ib0nes Gei6enf,
suofiir Jr@, Niarrer glant Del.
SGmeitern oanfte. IS mar cine id,c-
ne @eburtstaasfeier. gu ,piinidell
ludre es, tpe,ln mir bulb ale suiam-
men uns bel elmer iSeier ipieber ber-
famneln f0nrten.
Die ndhite Monatsperiammlung
miro am z. Je6ruar obgebalten. Mae
Sdapeitern iin6 gebeten in Der Ser
iantmllng a,,tpeieno su iein.
@oiina &rafft, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
2las Garv, J,,Nia,,a
3mels 40.

3mel8 40.
Die NerIanrmlung am II. 6ebr.
miro 1 ubr nadprlittaeS i'm Sadien.
beim an Der II. l.,,6 Nooienelt Str,
lbgebalten. SSSm &o1nitee fiir aaffee
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- 8eiien Gte bel gint6ufen bar
.us bin, oaE sic Die Mnaciae in
.HolfsbIatt" aeIejen hdben.
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Bethesda Land Use Plan
Returned for Further Study

The proposed master land use
plan for the Bethesda business dis
trict was remanded to the Board of
Directors of the Bethesda Chamber
of Commerce for further study after
a controversy arose over a number
Of its provisions at chamber din
ner in the Womans Club of Be-
thesda last night.
Objections centered around the
amount of land in Woodmont pro-
posed for commercial zoning, the
proposed change OF coming from
commercial to residential c of a
large tract west of Wisconsin ave-
nue. know as the Miller flats, and the
lack of a recommendation as to
whether Woodmont property owners
should be compensated on a resi-
Dental or commercial basis for
their property to be taken over for
street widening.
These matters will be settled be-
fore the board makes its final rec
ommendation to the Maryland Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission June II, officials Of the
trade body said.
Guest speaker was Warrant Of
flcer George r. Tweed, u. S. NJ, who
told of his experiences as a fugi-
tive from the japanese on Guam.
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Decorated GI Living in Auto
With Wife, Baby Seeks Home

A decorated soldier who fought in
the Battle of the Bulge, his wife and
l8-month-old son who have been
forced to live in 1886 model auto
mobile here for the better part of
six weeks because they cannot find
a place to set up housekeeping, to-
day appealed for housing from
some one who will not reject us be-
cause we have a baby"
The soldier, SiSergt Mack VIM
stead, 26, communications wire
chief at the Pentagon, and Mrs.
Winstead, said they have tried every
agency which could possibly aid
them, including the Red Cross, local
and national housing agencies, the
Army and the classified ads.
TITS always the same story" Mrs.
Winstead said. The landlords say
their other tenants would move out
if we bring our baby there" She
bounced fat, blue-eyed Mack, jr., on
her knee. We've offered to get out
ourselves if the baby makes too
much noise. But they always say
no."
Mrs. Winstead said they can no
longer afford to stop in hotels
mot on staff sergeant's pay" g..
and they will no longer be able to
keep on existing in the automobile
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Primary Is Ruled Out
In Picking Nominee
To Fill Glass Post
By the Assoeioted Press

RICHMOND, June 4.-The pri-
mary method of nominating Dem
ocratic candidate for the unexpired
term of Senator Glass was ruled out
yesterday in one of two major de-
velopments pertaining to the sena-
torial situation.
Attorney General A. P. Staples, in
an opinion drafted at the request of
State Senator E. Glenn Jordon of
Richmond, held that the Demo-
cratic party plan imposed on the
State Democratic Executive Com
mittee the duty of calling a State
Democratic convention to nominate
its candidate, and that "only in this
manner can such nomination be
lawfully made
The other development was an
announcement by I. R. Dovel of
Luray, State Republican chairman,
that the State Republican Commit
tee had been called to meet in
Roanoke June Is to fix date for a
Republican convention to make a
nomination for the Senate.
Attorney General Staples ruling
was set forth in a three-page opin-
ion reviewing provisions of Virginia
election laws and the Democratic
party plan, which, if concluded, per-
init a nomination in the present
circumstances only by the conven-
ton method.
Senator Jordan had requested a
ruling on whether a nominee could
be named in the August primary
whether he could be chosen in a
special election, or whether he must
be named by q State convention. ::
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Bowie, Kensington
Pick Town Officials

Town officials in Bowie and Ken.
sington in nearby Prince Georges
and Montgomery Counties today
were prepared to take over for an
other term, following their election
yesterday in the two communities.
At Bowie, where the only contest
took place, the largest number of
voters in the history of the towns
municipal elections went to the polls,
according to John L. Beaumann,
president Of the towns three-man
Board Of Commissioners, who was
reelected for his third term of one
year.
Out Of 255 votes which were re-
corded, 181 went to Mr.. Beaumann,
Also elected were Aaron A. Horo-
Witz, incumbent, with 1873 votes, for
his eighth term. and Lawrence r.
Maenner, president of the 14th Dis
tr1ct Democratic Club in Bowie, with
118. He defeated another incumbent.
Sylvester c. Bell, by two votes, De-
feated candidates were William L,
Trott, 107; James E. Wildman, jr.
Al, and Francis o. Boswell, 81.
In Kensington, Col. Clarence v.
Sayer was elected Mayor for his
third consecutive two-year term,
while Howard S. Bean, incumbent,
and Charles H. Davidson, jr., were
elected to serve on the Town Coun-
Gil. There was no opposition.
Mr.. Bean will serve his third con.
secutive term of Office. Mr.. David
son, veteran of World War II who
served in the Army Air Forces in
England and France for three years,
was returned to the Town Council
after a 13-year absence. He succeeds
Rolla E. Pollard, who decided not to
run.
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Disfrict-BaItimore Parkway
Restudied byFPHA Officials

Routing of the proposed WASH
ington- Baltimore parkway, which
II completed under present plans
would come within a few hundred
feet Of Greenbelt, Md, today was
being restudied by officials of the
Federal Public Housing Authority.
Attending a public discussion
meeting last night between Green
belt town officials, residents and
representatives Of the Public Roads
Administration, to whom land for
the right Of way would have to be
transferred, Oliver G. Winston, di-
rector OF the FPHA's general field
office. reported further considera-
ton of the matter would be given
by his agency.
Persons who protested had point.
ed out that the concrete in the
roadway would be $40 feet from
Greenbelt homes but that the right
of way would come within 100 feet,
They said this would endanger the
safety of the towns children.
E. L. Tarwater, PRA engineer,
said the highway grade would run
80 feet below the grade Of the
houses and would pass through cuts
up to 18 feet deep. "a
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Two Children Known Dead
In Fire Near Frederick
BY the Assoeiotad Press

FREDERICK, Md, June 4.-Two
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Vernon Snyder were known dead
and a third was missing in a fire
that destroyed the four-room log
cabin home of the Snyder family a
few miles south of here on Route 240
yesterday.
Two others were badly burned and
three were treated for superficial
burns. A 17-day-old infant was
rescued unharmed.
Two unidentified bodies were
brought to an undertaking establish.
ment here. A third child was be-
lieved to have died in the blaze
which officers said started when one
of the children threw gasoline on a
wood fire.
Dead or missing were Peggy Marie
Snyder, 4; Linda Jane Snyder, 3.
and Enrol Jean Snyder, 2.
James Henry Snyder, IS, and Virlie
Elizabeth Snyder, IA, were badly
burned and were hospitalized.
Betty Jean Snyder, S; Lee Vernon
Snyder, 8, and Frances Roop, 10, a
niece of Mrs. Snyder, were treated
for superficial burns at the Frederick
City Hospital and released.
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Prince Georges Rally
To Be Held Toniqht

The first Of series of mass meet
ings at which candidates supported
by the Prince Georges County
Democratic Veterans Committee
will be held at $3.50 o'clock tonight
in the American Legion Hall, Seat
Pleasant.
Other meetings will be held as
follows:
Friday, Miller's Hall, Clinton;
June II, Fairmont Heights Fire Hall
June IA, Blue Bird Hall, Mount
Rainier; June II, Laurel, at a place
to be announced later, and June 20
Hyattsville Armory.
The candidates are:
House Of Delegates - Samuel H.
Harvey, incumbent; Robert Matthias
and Charles Luebner.
County commissioners-Roland L.
Nichols, Thomas r. Freeman, Ra-
mon Granados and Fred M. Coxen
Sheriff-Eugene Plumer.
Democratic State Central Com
mittee-Ernest F. Mulligan, Walter
E. Squires and Chris Sondberg.
Register of wills-Russell Travers
and Leland Worthington.
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Falls Church Expansion
Discussed at Forum

The question of whether Falls
Church should acquire surrounding
areas to increase its population as
safeguard against possible future
annexation by Arlington, highlght-
ed political forum last night spon-
sored by the Fairfax County League
Of Women Voters in the Madison
School. y
All speakers, who were candidates
for the Town Council and mayor,
recognized the threat" of annexa-
ton if Arlington Incorporates as a
city and unless Falls Church OBJ
tains at least 5000 inhabitants to
become a city of the second class.
Edward c. Knouse, chairman of
the Planning Commission who seeks
reelection to the council, said his
commission has been busy with 9TH
er problems and had not devoted
full attention to annexation safe
guards.
Endorsement of a bond issue for
street improvements was given by
most speakers and all voiced ap-
proval of developing Trips Run
as recreational area.
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Motorcycle Officer
Hurt in Montgomery

Corpl. Melvin Wheeler, 80, of the
Montgomery County Police Depart
ment, received possible fractured
skull when his motorcycle collided
with an automobile at East-West
highway and Beach drive last night.
He was thrown off his machine
when a car turned in front of him,
police said. No arrest has been made
in the case. Corpl. Wheeler was
admitted to Washington Sanitarium.
Alfred Kidwell, 43, of near Hern-
don, Va, suffered cuts on the head
and face when a car he was driving
collided with truck driven by L. B.
McCreery, Is, of Fairfax, on Chain
Bridge road yesterday. police re-
ported. Mr.. McCreery received a
knee injury.
Police said the truck swerved to
avoid striking dog. Both men
were taken to Arlington Hospital
and Mr.. Kidwell later was removed
to Episcopal Hospital
Evening star., 1946-06-04

because the car is in such poor me-
chanical condition it will no longer
run.
I'VE had to live and sleep in the
car for 10 consecutive nights Mrs.
Winstead said. I'VE parked on the
Fort Myer grounds near the hospital
because that was the only place we
thought it would be all right to
sleep in an automobile. If you are
going to write story about us, will
you please put in that he make SOC
a month, but we can pay up to $50
if somebody will tell where to find
a place to hve?"
Sergt. Winstead, winner of the
Bronze Star while serving with the
9Th Armored Division as a squad
leader, brought his family here
April 10. They have been homeless
ever since. He was discharged from
the Army on his return from Europe
last September, but after working in
the Texas oil fields for a few weeks
he re-enlisted.
I'VE couldn't make ends meet on
the outside living in hotels and
cabins" Mrs. Winstead said. 1--WE
thought the Army could help us find
a home. I couldn't think of any,
thing to do today except appeal tc
the public. We have tried every
other Wav"