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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-29
Die :frau i'm Spieeel

Tie 2iebe lit cine freilpillige Sflu-
perci, nad Ser Sic Natur bcs Wcibes
iid iebnt. George Suno.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-29

Ser Wnugcl an @crf5ellgen Idliebt
GIN ollc2 mas hcnotigt miro nm Sele-
phon0icnIt 81 geben. Central Sfilcc
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-29

Shonlas Nbbilon Sit n. ,lno Sough
heainnt am 80 September. Gin tlci-
ner 8etrag miro einaeboHen iiir bitic
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Evening star., 1946-12-30
ADO. Area Mothers Broadcast
To Sons in Occupation Armies

The Jones family told Raymond
they had received his Christmas
gifts and liked them. They also
told him his grandmother and
grandfather, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Darne of Vienna, Va, were listen
ing in. They also reminded Ray
mond that today was the Goth we'd
ding anniversary of his parents.
Soldier Sounds Astounded.
Clifford Landon, 10. also in Tokyo,
heard his mother, Mrs. Kenneth F.
Deininger, 2600 South Thirteenth
road, Arlington, tell him they re-
ceived their Christmas presents
from him yesterday. She informed
Clifford she was still Checking on
that camera" Clifford attended
Washington-Lee High School before
entering the Army eight months
ago.
Over in Frankfort, Germany,
Corpl. Joseph K. Wathen, %, seemed
astounded when he talked to his
mother, Mrs. Stella Wathen, 400
Pennsylvania avenue Sc:
"Are you really listening IMP" he
asked when Mrs. Wathen, a widow.
told him his kinfolk and his girl
friend, Anna May Spurlock of the
Pennsylvania avenue address, were
there. ....
Corpl. Wathen recently re-enlisted
in the Army. He will complete
three years of service in January.
He attended st. Gabriel's and I'M
maculate Conception Schools.
Several family groups in Chicago
and New York also talked to their
boys abroad during the broadcast.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Silver Spring Democrat Unit
To Elect Officers Jan. s

In preparation for the annual elec-
ton of officers of the Women's
Democratic Club of Silver Spring
January 6, slate of candidates was
announced today by Mrs. Ralph A.
Wells, chairman of the Nomination
Committee, as follows:
For president. Mrs. William E.
Bowman; first vice president, Mrs.
Morris F. Taylor: second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Chester Naumowicz; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Fred H. Ma
gruder; parliamentarian, Mrs. E.
Francis McDevitt, and auditor, Mrs.
Joseph brennan.
Precinct chairman nominated in
clude Mrs. Annie Pifer, Miss Gladys
Harvey, Mrs. Willard Smallwood,
Mrs. Calvin Schaeffer, Mrs. John j.
Geary, Mrs. Walter A. Miles, Mrs.
Robert M. Poole, and Mrs. E. H.
CiSsel.
Evening star., 1946-12-30

Radios many-league boots today
had made at least four Washington
area mothers happier. It's all be-
cause they talked over thousands of
miles of space yesterday to their
soldier sons in Germany and Japan.
The four mothers spoke to their
sons during special holiday broad
cast of the American Broadcasting
Co.'S Warriors of Peace" program,
served locally over Station WMAL.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunavent, 1926
Seventh street NV, was thrilled
when she spoke to her son, Roy, %,
who is with occupation troops in
Obersull, Germany. She couldn't
quite catch what Roy said when she
asked if he had a cold, but she ex-
changed Christmas and New Years
greetings with him gaily.
Afterward, you might have noted
a slight mistiness in Mrs. Duna-
vents eyes. She spoke proudly of
her son, whose father. who died in
1884, served 20 years in the Marine
Corps. Roy has been in the Army
since January S, 1945. He attended
st. Gabriel's and Roosevelt High
Schools.
Parents Talk to Son in Japan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Jones of
208 Croydon street. Rockville, were
on hand to talk to Pvt. Raymond
Jones, 18, who was an athlete at
Richard Montgomery High School
before he joined up with Uncle Sam.
Transmission was bad from Tokyo,
so Raymond wasn't able to respond
to his mother, father and sister,
Anna May, Is.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Virginia Chambers Plan
Ten Regional Meetings
By the Assoeiafed Press

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 30.-Ten
regional Virginia State Chamber of
Commerce meetings will be held
January 13 to f8 with Ben B.
Lawshe, chief of the Organization
Department of the United States
Chamber of Commerce, conducting,
it was announced today. 49,.
The conferences will consider
problems ahead of Virginia commu-
mites in 1947 and how the local,
State and national chambers can
help solve them.
The first meeting, at Winchester
January Is, will include chambers in
the northern section of the Shenan-
doah The second will be in Harri-
sonburg at pm. the same day for
southern Shenandoah Valley cham
bers.
Other meetings will be at Char
lottesville and Fredericksburg jan
uary II and Alexandria January IS.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Last-Minute Attempt
Under Way 10 Avert
Cafeteria WaIkouf

United States conciliation OH
cials today brought union and Gov
ernment Services, Inc, representa-
tives together again in last-min.
ute effort to prevent a strike
Wednesday of 5000 cafeteria work
ers in the So Federal cafeteries
operated by GSI.
Scheduled to start at l pm. the
meeting is expected to decide
whether the United Cafeteria anc
Restaurant Workers, Local All, will
call the strike as scheduled or some
compromise will be reached.
The union is asking a 20-cents-
an-hour wage increase and its
leaders assert that unless an agree
mert is reached they will order
their members out Wednesday. The
company has offered take it o,
leave it" 6-cents-an-hour raise, but
1t Is expected that in a showdown
the nonprofit corporation will raise
the ante by few cents.
The union has called a meeting
Of its entire membership for 8
o'clock tonight in the Shiloh Bap-
tist Church, Ninth and P streets
NV, to make final arrangements
for the strike. However, observers
point out that the membership
might have been called together to
consider any new offer from GSI.
Another meeting today has been
called by the Southern Conference
for Human Welfare at pm. at the
YWCA, Seventeenth and K streets
NV, to rally support for the union.
GSI officials said that in the event
Of a strike an attempt would be
made to keep some of the cafeterias
open on a limited service basis.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Combines
Maryland Units
Of Rent Control
All Enforcement
To Be Processed
In Baltimore
by the Assoeiated Press

BALTIMORE, Dec. 30.-Adminis-
tration of rent control in Maryland
has been consolidated in three
Offices in Baltimore, Silver Spring
and Hagerstown, the Office of Price
Administration announced today.
The OPA also announced all en-
forcement rent action in the State
is processed by a new station in
Baltimore which also is responsible
for enforcement controls in Della
ware and Washington.
Walter r. Heath is the area rent
director for Baltimore City, Balti-
more County, Anne Arundel, How
ard, Hartford, Cecil ad Carroll Coun-
ties in central Maryland, Dorches-
ter, Wicomico and Worcester on the
Eastern Shore and Accomac County
Va.
The Eastern Shore counties, how
ever, are served by the sub-area Of
flee in Salisbury under John Thigh
man, area rent director.
Taylor is Area Director.
Frank E. Taylor is the area rent
dill ector for five Southern Maryland
Counties, Montgomery, Prince
Georges, st. Marys, Charles and CAL
vert, from the Office in Silver Spring.
The Hagerstown Office is directed
by Edward D. Condron who controls
Frederick, Washington and Ale
gany Counties. There also is a sub
rent station in Cumberland for Ale
gany County.
The Counties of Garrett, Kent,
Caroline, Queen Annes, Talbot and
Somerset never have been under
rent control.
Landlords Warned.
Mr.. Taylor warned nearby Mary
land landlords now operating under
hotel and rooming house regula-
tions, to file supplemental registra-
tions before midnight tomorrow.
Most of the hotel and rooming
house operators in Montgomery,
Prince Georges, st. Marys, Charles
and Calvert Counties have filed sup
Elemental registrations, he said.
Those who have not should do so
before the deadline, he said.
The Price Control Extension Act
requires the supplemental registra-
ton and provides for separate clas-
sification of transient hotels, resi-
dental or apartment hotels, ROOM
ing houses and tourist courts. Un-
til now, he said, all of these ac-
commodations have been covered
by the general rent regulation for
hotels and rooming houses.
The supplemental registration is
not required of home or apartment
owners. The area Office is at 1854
Colesville road, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Presbyterian Youth Farley
Holds Final Meeting Today
BY the Associated Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 30
Delegates to a Presbyterian youth
convention on world missions held
their concluding meetings today
with emphasis placed on their gen.
eral theme, THE World, the Gospel,
and You"
Special discussion groups were to
meet this afternoon under Samuel
B. Lapsley of Atlanta, educational
secretary of the Executive Commit
tee of Home Missions: DR.. Richard
T. Gillespie of Nashville, candidate
secretary of the Executive Commit
tee of. Foreign Mission; and DR..
Henry Wade Du Bose, president OF
the assembly training school in
Richmond, Va.
DR.. Oscar Blackwelder, pastor OF
the Lutheran Church of the Refor-
nation in Washington, last night
told the assembly there is no secu-
lar solution to human problems.
y" : We are leaving out the vital
factor of Christ"
In a plea to the young people, he
urged them to keep Christian ideals
in popular circulation. only Christ
can set men free" he said.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Seat Pleasant
Bus Fare Boost
Is Suspended
Old Rute Will Hold
At Least Till Jan. ID
Pending Inquiry

A proposed scent increase in fare
on the Seat Pleasant route of the
Washington-M Marlboro g. Annapolis
Motor Lines. Inc, which was to be-
come effective today, has been sus-
pended at least until January IA.
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission announced the suspension
after receiving a complaint from
Tobias E. Levow, 5308 Park road,
Coral Hills, Md, an employe of the
Patent Office, who claimed the COM
pany had not given sufficient public
notice of the boost. The present
fare on the route is 10 cents.
Mr.. Levow said the only notice
the public received was a small
announcement placed in the buses
a few days ago.
The ICC said 1t would conduct an
investigation during the time the
order is under suspension and may
extend the effective date beyond
January IA If an agreement is not
reached bv that time.
The Maryland Public Service
Commission has not acted on the
company's request for a rate in
crease, Frank Harper, secretary,
said. The company had filed a
Statutory notice" and its increase is
subject to PSC approval or rejection.
When informed of the ICC action.
Mr.. Harper said the PSC probably
would take parallel action promptly.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Dog Tied to Tree,
Beaten to Death
At Four Corners

A family's pet dog, found dead
and tightly bound to a tree at -Four
Corners, died of internal hemor-
rhages from a severe beating, an
autopsy disclosed today. Silver
Spring police are waiting to ques-
ton two schoolboys now away on
vacation.
The pet, Laddie, 13-month-o old
Belgian police dog, was owned by
Mrs. Edith Lanahan, Ali Edgewood
avenue, Northwood Park. She
said the animals tongue was badly
swollen and at first she thought
it had been poisoned.
DR.. Bernard Berliner. Silver
Spring veterinarian, established
the cause of death.
A neighbor presented the Lana
hans with another dog, similar to
Laddie, which wandered into the
neighborhood and was without a
collar yesterday. The family wants
to keep the animal, temporarily
named Rex. but will turn it over
to any one who can prove ownership.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Prince Georges Police
Work on 7 Robberies

Prince Georges County police at
Upper Marlboro today were at
tempting to solve two robberies yes
terday-one at Upper Marlboro and
another at Camp Springs.
Two teen-age youths were to be
questioned in connection with the
theft of an automobile owned by
Harry L. Smith of Riverdale, Md,
which was taken from in front of
the home of Robert L. Hall, Upper
Marlboro beer distributor, about
noon yesterday.
The youths, one IA and the other
Is. were arrested by Baltimore
County police at Towson, less than
three hours after the robbery was
reported, police said. The automo-
bile, 1916 model, was damaged
when found. according to police.
County police also were seeking
clues to the robbery of Mumford's
store, 59l3 Branch avenue, Camp
Springs, last night. Mrs. w. T.
Mumford, owner of the store, said
thieves entered by breaking the
door lock after smashing four WIN
dow panes. An undetermined
amount of merchandise, . radio and
about 81 in pennies were taken, she
told police.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Speciol Dispotch To The Stor

LA PLATA, Md. Dec. 30.-Pat-
rick G.. Mudd, newly installed clerk
of the Charles County Circuit Court
is another member of well-known
Southern Maryland Republican
family to carry on a family tradi-
ton of public service.
The cousin of Thomas B. r. Mudd,
whom he succeeded, the new clerk
is a former Army staff sergeant who
for four months was prisoner of
the. Germans at Luxembourg.
His father, John F. Mudd, is a
leading member of the Maryland
bar and brother, F. De Sales
Mudd, is following in his fathers
footsteps.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
| Motorist Enters
| Railroad Tunnel,
Escapes Unhurt
SpeeioI Dispoteh to The Stor

HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, Dec.
30.-An out-of-town motorist es-
capped injury here yesterday when
he drove his automobile into the
railroad tunnel on the eastern side
of the combination railroad vehicu-
lar Potomac River bridge instead of
turning to the right and keeping on
the highway.
The automobile was removed,
slightly damaged, in about two hours.
The driver, a North Carolinian,
whose name was not obtained by
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad officials,
said he became confused by lights
of a westbound train and ran sew
eral car lengths into the tunnel
before he realized his mistake
L. D. Nichols, B. & o. agent, said
there was no interruption of train
operations other than the rerouting
of eastbound trains to westbound
rails through the tunnel until the
car was removed. The present span
has been in use about 10 years since
a highway bridge washed out in a
food.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Woman Dies in Crash
OF Cars in Heavy Fog
South Of Alexandra

Investigators today blamed a
heavy fog for the automobile truck
crash yesterday in which Mrs.
Hattie B. Hart, Sc, was fatally in
jured on U. S. Route !, eight miles
south Of Alexandria.
State police said that the fog ap-
parently obscured the vision Of
Mrs. Virginia jenkins, who was
driving the car in which Mrs. Hart,
her mother, was riding. Mrs. Jenk-
ins, police said, drove into the path
of a northbound trailer truck when
she attempted to make left turn
at Engleside.
Mrs. Hart. police said, was thrown
from the car and the wheels OF the
truck passed over her. Mrs. Jenkins
was treated at Alexandria Hospital
for cuts, bruises and shock and re-
leased.
Although police listed the home
address of Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Jenk-
ms as Rixeyville. near Culpeper, Va.
resident near the scene of the acci-
dent reported the two women lived
at a tourist camp at Engleside.
They had been there about two
weeks, 1t was said, while working in
Alexandria. The two were employed
in the Naval Torpedo Plant at
Alexandria during the war, and
we're from Rixeyville.
Street lights in the Clarendon and
Lyon Village sections of Arlington
were extinguished early today when
an automobile struck a utility pole
in the 2700 block of Lee highway,
shearing 1t of a few feet from the
ground. Arlington police said the
car was operated by Hazel I. Starr
20, of BIT Rosemary lane, Falls
Church.. and that Julia Burgess, 27,
of 1868 Euclid street NV, was a
passenger. Both were treated at
Arlington Hospital for minor in
jurieS and released