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Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27

Little Jimmy Lord was the lucky
winner of the Ford automobile Civ
Ell away by Bridgeville Post No.
26 of the American Legion on the
carnival grounds Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Orton Webb and Mrs.
Frederick Truitt attended the
Short Course given by the Home
Demonstration Club at the Uni
versity of Delaware last week.
Mrs. Webb was delegate of the
Wesley-Cannon Club.
Miss Sallie Ruos entertained the
members of her bridge club at her
home on Walnut street on Monday
evening.
Lester Williams, who has been a
patient in the Dover Hospital, re-
turned to his home Saturday.
Several members of the Bridge
Vile Kiwanis Club attended the
services at st. Mary's P. E. Church
Sunday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. F. Hoch will be
weekend guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Vandenburg
of Baltimore
Miss jam Hamann of Houston
Texas. arrived Wednesday to spend
few days at the home of her cou-
sin, Miss Sallie Lewis.
The American Legion Carnival
parade of Bridgeville Post No 26
which took place Friday evening
attracted the largest crowd Bridge
Vile has seen in many years
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
GREENWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Twigg OF
Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Baldwin of Richland, Washington,
Mir. and Mrs. John Eliason, Mr.. and
Mrs. Baldwin of ChestertOwn, Md,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
B&yard Coulter.
Rev. and Mrs. John Anderson
spent last week with relatives in
Hagerstown, Md.
Mrs. Emma Williamson is visiting
her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Bay
ard Duling in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Kirk of CleVe-
land, Ohio, are spending the week
with their grandmother, Mrs. S. s.
WrOten.
Mrs. Frances Wright returned to
Wilmington on Friday after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Porter and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Coulter, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Spence, Mr.. f.
E. Owens spent Sunday afternoon
at Sandy Point.
Miss Jean Meredith was a guest
of Miss Jane Foreman of Whining
ton, at RehOboth Beach, last week.
Mrs. Ruth Baker and daughter,
Alice, of st. Louis, Mo-, have re-
turned home after spending week
with her sister, Mrs. G.. w. Esk
ridge and. family.
Mrs. Margaret f. Edgell had as
guests on Sunday her daughter and
sOn-in-law of Wilmington and on
Monday. her SOB. Louis, from Dover
was a caller at her home.
Mr.. Edward Montgomery and
daughter, Jane, of Bridgeville, visit
ed his mother, Mrs. Martha Mont
gomery on Thursday.
The w. c. T. U. meeting was we'll
attended at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Banning on last We'd
nesday evening. Our next meeting
will be held in September.
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary
Firemen Company-DOn't FORGET
Friday. June 27th. is our regular
meeting night. Thirty members mo-
tored by bus to Delmar and attend
ed County BANQUET, June 11th. Eve
nv lady that went reported a gOod
time.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
OVERLOOK

Children's Day exercises were
held at Whites Chapel Church on
Sunday with a splendid program.
The net proceeds were $153.00.
Many thanks to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Thomas of Dover.
William A. Green is confined in
the Beebe Hospital.
Little Sara Estella Vincent Gel
ebrated her sixth birthday on Sat-
urday by visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Howard West of Broadkill, with a
number of other children. In the
evening at the home of her parents
there were guests. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Name Green is in a very
critical condition at her home.
West Point is the oldest U. S. Mil
itary post now is use.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
GLENDALE
Community News

Community News
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman E. Pretty
man spent the weekend at Fen
wick's Island.
During the weekend Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Lynch and daughter,
Gwendolyn, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
Marker, Jr., and son motored to
Gettysburg, Pa, Luray Caverns,
Va, over the Skyline Drive, Wash
ington, D. c., and other places of
interest.
Miss Clara Lynch of George
town was the weekend guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee.
Mrs. E. T. Wilson has returned
home from vacationing at Niagara
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Timmons, Sr.,
had a delightful trip last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Tyndall of
Lewes were weekend guests of 1.
w. Ellingsworth and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N Nelson Hall
visited friends during the week
end
Nuls dlAO 0h1A .. Il GU W AoOCAlAdA Gil
tertained guests last week.
Mrs. Hazel D. Ellingsworth
spent the weekend in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McIlvain
and daughter had delightful trip
during the weekend.
Many from this section motored
to Rehoboth on Sunday.
Mrs. E. Van Kirk of Philadelphia
spent the weekend here.
Special
On Sunday the Ellendale Speeds
played Millsboro at Glendale
Score IL to in favor of Ellen
dale. Good work, boys, keep it
up.
On July 4, Georgetown will play
at Glendale, so don't forget to
come out and give the boys a
cheer.
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. w. Bundlck, Pastor
Sunday, June 29
Sunday school services at 10 a..
IN. in charge of F. w. Ireland, su-
perintendent.
Preaching by c. A Eimmons, Sr.,
at IL a. m.
Youth Fellowship meeting at Z
p. m.
No other services as the people
are invited to attend the Children's
Day services at McColley's Chapel.
McCOlIey's Methodist Chapel
Rev. w. Bundick, Pastor
Sunday, June 20
Sunday school services at 1O:3O
o'clock in charge of Preston DON
ovan, superintendent.
Children's Day services at 8 p.
m.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. w. Bundick, Pastor
Sunday, June 29
Sunday school services,
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert B. NailOr, Pastor
Sunday, June 29
Sunday school services at 2 p. m.
Preaching by pastor.
Everyone welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27

$4,000; most girl scouts in line,
Milford, $4,000; most veteran or
ganizations in line, Salisbury, $25;
longest distance travelled, Sails
bury, $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gross
nickle were dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard X.
Hoch on Thursday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-27
Hamburg Tries
Forced Labor

HAMBURG -(P)- Youths who
dodge work and blackmarketeers
are being organized into forced la
Dor gangs in Hamburg, the Ger
man labor Office announced. The
youths will be put to work for three
months clearing the ports ruins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-05
Delay in Development
I0f Saudi Arabian Oil
Laid 10 7 U. s. Firms
sy the As.oe;ated Press

LONDON. June Sc. s. Gulben-
khan, mystery man" Of Middle East
oil, charged yesterday that two
American companies, Standard Oil
New Jersey and Socony Vacuum,
were solely" responsible for pres
emit difficulties" of the Iraq Petro-
leum Co., resulting In delay OF oil
development plans for Saudi Arabia.
In statement issued through his
London solicitors, Mr.. Gulbenkian,
an elderly Armenian now living in
Lisbon. expressed surprise" at an
announcement in New York Monday
night by the New Jersey company.
This said a London conference Of
major partners" Of the Iraq COM
pany-the two American companies,
the French Petroleum Co.. and Brit
1sh Dutch Shell-had reached ac-
cord on the basis for a new agree
ment to replace the original group
pact of 1928.
Revision of the terms of the Iraq|
company's agreement, it was pointed
out, would remove restrictions on
independent action by the partners
in a large area of the Middle East,
thereby opening the way for the
New Jersey Standard and Socony
to acquire shares, along with Stand
ard Of California and, the Texas
Co, in the American-Arahian
Oil Co., which operates in Saudi
Arabia and has big development
plans.
Mr.. Gulberkian-owner of S per
cent of the Iraq company's stock,
reputedly in exchange for aid in ar
ranging that company's original con-
cessions-had not yet given his ap-
proval, which is required, the oil
company said.
Mr.. Gu1benkian's statement did
not deny that he was holding up
the agreement, but took issue with
the announced position of the two
American members that the 1928
pact was invalidated by war devel-
opments.
The French also objected to steps
toward revision, prior to the start
of the London talks last month, but
/ the Standard Oil announcement
Monday night said their objections
had now been met.
R. R. Ferguson, Jr, Honored
Robert r. Ferguson, jr., 4105 Wis
consin avenue NV, has been
detected to membership in Phi Beta
Kappa, national honorary scholar
ship fraternity. at Lehigh Univers-
ity, the school announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-05
R. R. Ferguson, Jr., Honored

Robert r. Ferguson, jr., 41o5 Wis
consin avenue NV, has been
detected to membership In Phi Beta
Kappa, national honorary scholar
ship fraternity. at Lehigh Univers-
ity, the school announced.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

/ Pabegeliu dalis tikejo ir lau-
ke kad jai bus leista isikurti
ir gyventi kur nors, kur jie
turf savo giminiu ar didesni
skaiciu tautieciu.
Deja, jau tenka girdeti kad
didesniam skaiciui is ju tai
nepasiseka.
Pabegeliai Zinc kad kai kur
jau bijoma ju darbo rankq kon-
kurencijos, taciau jie tiki kad
laisvame pasau]yje Wis tik dar
yra vietq, kur ju rankos nieko
nenuskriaustu, 0 galetq b u t i
jiems patterns ir Kittens nau-
dingos.
Po dvieju metu sugaisto lai-
ko, po visu nedatekliu, sunku-
mu ir nusivylimu, kuriuos pa
begeliams teko ir tenka pakelti,
jie Wis ,maziau domisi, ar jie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
NUOSTOLIAI SIEKIA
$3.50, 900, 900

siomis dienomis paskelbta XII
tos zinios apie tai kaip Rusai
apmove gerasirdzius Ameriko-
nus, po Vokietijos uzemimo -
dabar paaiski kad Amerika ap-
gauta net ant $95O,OOO,OOO.
Amerikieciq zioplumas apsi-
reiskia tame kad Vokietija uz-
emus ir reikiant pinigu -Vokie-
tijoje apmokejimams, Ameri-
kieciu karo vadovybe nutarus
islesti Vokisku markiu, tas
markes isspausdinus, apsisukus
tas pacias markiu spausdinimo
klises paskolino Rusams ir
tie gudriai pasinaudojo prida-
rydami markiu uz arti bilijo-
ma dolariu 20 gal ir uz daug
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

BRITAI ir -Prancuzai gavo
IS soyietu protesto notas, ku-
riose Maskva sake, tos valsty-
bes neturi teises rekrutuoti d.
P. asmenis darbams is Vokie-
tijos ir Austrijos zonq, nes tie
tremtiniai esq sovietu pilieciai.
Londonas ir Paryzius atsake
kad Maskva klaidingai dalyka
perstato, mes joke sovietu pi-
lieeiai nerekrutuojami. Kurie
imami j darbus yra Baltieciai
ir kit, nepriklausa Rusijai.
Prancuzija pareiske jog ne
vers isvietintu asmenu gryzti
] ju tevynes po sovietais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
TIE KURIE Wis
OAR LAUKIA

Is VISO to, kas dabar rasoma
ir kalbama, pabegeliams pir-
mole eileje rupi tik tas, kas
liecia emigracijos klausima ir
visa tai, kas yra su juo suris-
ia. Nera abejones kad pabege-
liu maseje mazai rasime EMO
niu, kurie dometusi emigraci-
ia wien del savo nuotikiu jies-
kojimo pamegimo. Didele dau-
,guma Stu zmoniu dar prizes pora
metu tikejo kad gales po karo
gryzti tevynen, prie savo dar-
Ebo ir pas savo artimuosius. Jie
turejo pagrindo tue tiketi, mes
Sis karas buvo vedamas demo-
kratijos ideally vardan ir jo pa
baiga turejo siuos idealus igy-
vendinti praktikoje. Deja, idea
lai ir toliau pasiliko tik teori-
joje, o praktiskai karo pabai-
ga atnese tik dar daugiau ap-
gaules, prievartos ir beteisis-
kumo, kuriems vieni nesiryz-
ia, o kit nepajegia pasipriesin-
ii.
Daug zmoniu su nusivylimu
stebi tai kas dabar vyksta ir.
jauciasi esq apgauti, apiplesti.
ir ismusti is veziu. Jei negali
atgauti prarasto pasitikejimo
zmoniskumu ir negali susigra-
zinti viso to, ko yra neteke, ta-
ciau jie troksta vel gyventi,
dirbti ir butt laisvais zmone-
mis-.
LAISVAS pasaulis, kuris taip
itikinanciais skelbe mogaus tel
siu sventuma, pasitiko tuos tel
siu trokstancius zmones anks-
tais bel saltais barakais, karcia
elgetu duona, priekaistais, o kai
kur aptvere ju stovyklas net
spygliuotu vielu uztvaromis.
Skaudu items, kurie begda-
mi nuo vergijos, pateko uz spy
gliuotu vielu ir dar skaudziau
items, kurie ten gyvena SUI Sci
momis bel niekam nenusikal-
tusiais vaikais.
Sic zmones jau nemegina pro-
testuoti, nes jie zinc esa ME
kan nereikalingi, tape nasta,
kurios prie pirmos progos nori-
ma atsikratyti.
Savaites, menesiai ir metal,
kuriuos pabegeliai isgyvena esa-
NOSE salygose, tai nuostolis
jiems ir neatlyginama skriauda !,
ju vaikams.
Jie tai jau seniai suprato ir
noretu kad apie tai dazniau pa
galvotu visi tie, kuriu rupesciu
jie tikisi vel gryzti j gyvenima.
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! GeroS Strides Lietuvius
Gelbekme Savo Tremtinius Nesgailekime ir Nesibai-
minkime Sqst Jiems Affidavtus

pergyvens ateinancios ziemos.
Mes gerai zinome kad daugiau
nera kan JUGS gelbeti.
siuo lemiamu musu tautos
laikotarpiu, kada il naikinama
paciomis nezmoniskiaus i O m S
priemonemis, pajuskime savo
atsakomybe uz jos likima. Mes
jos likimas dabar yra musu
dabartines kartos rankose. To-
del visi turime gelbeti kas dar
galima isgelbeti.
Kas tik galime, turime pa
siusti nors vienai seimai, nors
vienam asmeniui, jei kitaip
neisgalime, affidavitus.
Kas turi giminiu = tesiun-
cia jiems. 0 kas jq neturi
tremtiniq tarpe - tesikreipia
j Lietuviskas organizacijas ar
i musu laikrasciu redakcijas,
jos mielai suras ir pasiulys
visa ellie reikalingu musu kra-
stui zmoniu, kuriuos reikia
gelbeti.
Nugalekime, pagalios, ta af-
fidavitu isdavimo baime! ii
neturi pagrindo ir skleidziama
tik musu priesu, parsidavusu
Rusu burliokams. Pagal affi-
davitus j sia Sail jau yra atvy-
ke keli simtai tremtiniu ir ne
girdeti nei vieno atsitikimo kad
affidavitus isdavusieji turetu
su jais bedos. Priesingai: at
vykusieji labai dekingi JUGS
isgelbejusiems, O Sic dziaugia-
81 kad yra atlike savo zmonis-
kumo pareiga ir kad jiems tai
labai mazai tekainavo: tik tick
kad teko sumoketi keleta dola-
riu uz dokumentu sudaryma ir
keleta dienu priglausti, kol at
vykusieji gauna darba ir pa
tys susitvarko.
DAUGELIUI neaisku ka S
moka uz atvykstanciu kelione.
Iksiolei tue reikalu buvo tokia
tvarka: Vokietijoje prie visu
Amerikos konsulatu yra ivai-
riu Amerikos organizaciju at
stovai (Kataliku, Protestantq
ir kt.) Tie atstovai rupinasi
padeti tremtiniams isvykti. Ju
organizacijos garantuoja laivu
bendrovei kad uz tremtinio ke-
lione bus apmoketa. Tat trem-
tinys atvezamas j New Yorko
uosta be jokio mokescio.
New Yorke tos organizacl-
jos, kuri rupinasi tremtinio at
vezimu, atstovas sutinka savo
globojamus dar laive, nusive-
ia JUGS savo organizacijos
ofisa ir ten apgyvendina, kol
gaus darba, jeigu jie neturi
kur vykti. o jei turf giminiq,
isduoda jiems pinigu kelionei
pas gimines. Be to, cia trem-
tiniai pasiraso saskaitas kick
ju kelione kainavo ir pasizade-
jima kad jie tas saskaitas Or
ganizacijai apmokes is savo uz-
darbio, kai gaus darba. Tuo
budu ir Siuo klausimu isdavu-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

daugiau) ir paskui pasirupino
tas markes iskeisti j Ameriko-
niskus dolarius. Amerikieciams
teko tos bevertes markes.
Armijos vadovybe visomis
priemonemis dabar stengiasi
dangstyti ta savo ziopliskuma,
kuris ju valdziai baisiai bran
giai kastavo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

PALEIDO "a KOMUNISTUS.
Washingtone tesiama tikrini-
mas valdzios istaigu tarnauto-
ju istikimybes, ir pastaromis
dienomis "a prasalinti uz sle-
pima savo rysiu su saliai prie-
singais elementais. Xiii AZ
aplikantai nepriimti j darbus
po patikrinimo ju palinkimu.
Is tu 66 asmenu pasirode AZ
buvo komunistai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

stems affidavitus sunkumu ne
sudaro.
Tat, atrodo, pagalba items
musu nelaimingiems tautie-
CLANS nera sunki ir nera su-
riSta SUI kokiu nors riziku. Rel
kia tik nuosirdaus moro jiems
padeti ir pasiryzimo gelbeti
JUGS is mirtino pavojaus. Ge-
ros Strides Lietuviu cia yra
daug. Tx pasiryzkime, mes
jau atejo pats paskutinis lai-
kas! ]. A.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

pateks j Afrika, ar j Alaska,
taciau beveik visiems Wis la
biau rupi klausimas - kada? ?
Vyt. Naujenis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

ie uaoaf randasl Vakaru Eu.
ropoJe, su baime ir nerimu Ian.
kla sio menesio pabaigos, ka.
da UNRRA baigia savo dienas
If nustos jais rupintis. Nors
hko jau nepilnos dvi savaites
bet lksiol dar nezinia kas to.
llau Jais rupinsis. zmones at.
slduria tiesiog ant bedugnes
krasto. | axis jiems ziuri ba.
90 lr mirties smekla. ! save
tevyne jie negali gryzti, mes
tlkrai Zinc kad jie JOS nema-
tvs, 0 atsidurs kur nors Sibiro
miskuose, kur teks zuti zauria
mirtimi, budeliu kankinamiems.
Vokietijoje, kuri dabar yra
perpildyta paciu Vokieciu is
rytiniu sriciu, jie negali gauti
nei darbo nei maisto. O be to
lr Vokieciai, lygiai kaip ir Ru-
sal, tik laukia progos JUGS vi
sus iSnaikinti.
Tat vienintele ju Wits da-
bar - kur nors isvykti, kur
jie galetu rasti sau darba ir
maista. Kai kurios salys, at
jausdamos ju tragiska bukle,
jau pradejo po truputi juos
isileisti pas save. Taip daro
Anglia, Kanada, Brazilija ir
kiti krastai. Ir Amerikos Kon-
gresas zada dar 81 menesi svar-
styti 100000 tremtiniu isileidi-
mo klausima. Reikia tiketi kad
Siuo skaudziu reikalu ir Ame-
rika atliks savo zmoniskumo
pareiga.
Bet, kick tenka patirti, ir
cia, jei tas reikalas teigiamai
issisprestQ, tremtiniai butu ilei-
dziami pagal affidavitus. Lai-
mingi butu tie tremtiniai kurie
cia turf savo giminiu. Nors
pasitaiko vienas-kitas ir is Stu
giminiu kuris palieka kurcias
savo broliu asaroms, bet dide-
lie dauguma ju labai nuosir-
dziai atjaucia savo giminaiciu
tragiska bukle ir yra jau pa
siunte, arba siuncia, jiems af-
fidavitus. Yra nemaza net to-
kiu auksines Strides zmoniu
kurie siuncia affidavitus ir
net po keleta visai jiems nepa-
zystamiems tremtiniams.
Siuo metu, reikia skaityti,
tremtiniai jau turf 2 ar net 3
tukstancius affidavitu. Paly-
ginus su visa Lietuviu tremti-
niu mase (apie 100000 tai yra
labai maza. Kur dings visi Ii
kusieji? Kur dings tie kurie
cia neturi giminiu? o ju tar
pc yra labai daug puikiu EMO
niu. zinokime kad dideleje
daugumoje tai yra rinktiniai
zmones, kurie cia yra labai
reikalingi. Jiems cia atvykus
pagyvetu ir pasviesetu visas
musiskis gyvenimas!
DABAR yra pats paskutinis
laikas kas nors daryti. Jeigu
Kongresas sutiktu isileisti 40O,-
900 tremtiniu tai mes turime
isnaudoti visa sios didziules
kvotos dali, kuri bus skirta
Lietuviams. Kitaip NUNS skir-
ia daIis gall butt uzpi1dyta XII
tu tautybiu, kurlos, paslrodo,
yra CANA jautrios savo tautie-
ciu atzvilgiu.
Todel mes Lietuviai Amerl-
kieciai turime dar karta paro-
dyti savo gera sirdi. Kiekvie-
mas is musu turime rimtai pa
svarstyti ir paklausti saves ar
mes jau atlikome savo kalp
zmogaus ir kaip Lietuvio par
eiga. Ar musu Saline gall lei
sti zuti items nelaimingiems
musu broliams? Ar il NUNS
neismetines?
Mes cia esame gerai pavalge,
graziai apsitaise, patoglal gy-
vename. Bet ar mes galime
ramiai ziureti kai ten, Vokle-
tijoje, musu krauJo brollai
kencia baisu skurda ir klalkla
nezinia?
L. -, y,o1,iltic ZiI1rl 1lemS
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Evening star., 1947-02-02
Gun
Hobby

o,,1. !" the collection Of fire.
en;ns. e,ms owned ne by Jerry Gibson,
ro'rfox, Va, is q .A-col;h....
revolver which, occord;n" .' 81
q reference book conto;n;no
q picture Of it, wos mode TO
Commemorate .S q victory of
H the Texos Novv in ls49 q
IN, ane collection includes 6
= ,"'es: mony hond guns ond
o.1 q v1of!efy Of srenodes, bombs
a"o ooyonets. In a bose
ms ment moehine shop, M
II'oson turns out intriooteJv
seso ueeo!oted rifle stocks ond
'epo'rs guns for friends,
Evening star., 1947-01-15
MRS. Louis NJ. PrindIe Dies
AT 83; Was Music Teacher

Mrs. Elizabeth P. Prindle, SO, a
music teacher, died yesterday after
long illness at her home at 104
East Melrose street, Chevy Chase,
Md.
A resident of Washington for more
than 80 years, Mrs. Prindle at
tended the New England Conserva-
tory of Music and studied in Vien-
ma, Munich and Paris. She was a
member of the Friday Morning
Music Club, the washington Music
Teachers Association, the Twentieth
Century Club, the Eistophos Science
Club and the Chevy Chase Women's S
Club.
She is survived by her husband
Louis M. Prindle, retired Govern
ment employe, and a brother, Leslie
D. Pushee of Winchester, Mass.
Funeral services were to be held
at the home at 4 o'clock this after
noon. Burial will be at Peterboro
N. H., her family home.
Evening star., 1947-01-15
Chinese Red AssaiIs
Marshall Statement
BY the Associated Press

NANKING, Jan. 15.-Yenan radio
yesterday quoted Gen. Chou En-lai
No. 2 man of the Chinese Commun-
lists, as sharply criticizing the state
ment issued by Gen. Marshall as he
left China to become American Sec
retary of State.
Gen. Marshall's statement blamed
reactionaries in both the ranks of
the government and the Commun-
lists for failure to achieve coalition
and urgeda larger role for liberals.
Yesterdays Yenan broadcast,
heard here, quoted Gen. Chou as
regretting that Gen. Marshall, when
he credited reactionaries of the
Kuomintang government party did
not mention that Chang Kai-shek
is the highest leader of this reac-
tionary group"
Gen. Chou accused Gen. Marshall
of "hasty thinking" if he believed
any coalition government was pos
sible under the continued leader
ship of Gen. Chang, even with the
assistance of party liberals and mi
nority representatives.
Gen. Chou said Gen. Marshall's
description of China's new constitu-
ton as "democratic' was IAN at
tempt to deceive the people
Evening star., 1947-01-15

tby Gen. Hcvey, consisted Of o
lcolonel and eight other ofhcers.
In accordance with Army policy
lin cases Of alleged obscenities, the
trial was closed to press and public.
Evening star., 1947-01-15
Suspect in Ho|dup Attempt
Faces Three New CHARGES

An electrician who was captured
in AN attempt to hold up a clothing
store with pair of pliers Monday
night will appear in Municipal Court
tomorrow to face three new charges
against him.
Everett LIE Dingus, 33. charged
by police with attempted robbery
and carrying concealed weapons aft
er his capture in Morton's Boystow11
store, 427 Seventh street NV, now
is charged with larceny after trust
and false pretenses.
Two compliments, Miss Leona j.
Trumbo, 200 block of F street NV,
and Harold A. R. Sugar, 600 block
of F street NV, charged that a S.
check was given for promised elec-
trical work which was never done
and that Dingus bought radio with
a. bad check for $25.
Evening star., 1947-01-15
Court Martial Clears
Sergeant in Girl Case

Staff Sergt. Roy w. Nelson of An
drews Field, in nearby Maryland,
was free today after a general court
martial exonerated him on charge
of assault and battery on %
year-old Washington girl.
During the eight-hour trial, which
took place at Strategic Air Com
lnand Headquarters yesterday, the
Army presented three witness. -Four
appeared on behalf of the defend
ant. The verdict of acquittal was
reached last night after the court
martial deliberated for so minutes.
Sergt. Nelson was tried specifi-
cally for violating the 96th Article
of War after the girl preferred
charges against him late in Mo-
vember. Attorney James j. Laugh
lin, represented the sergeant, along
with Maj. Donald S. Andrews and
Capt. George w. Hohanness, who
were appointed by Brig. Gen. B. M.
Hovey, commandant of Boiling
Field, who exercises general court
jurisdiction over Army Air Forces
personnel in the Military District
of Washington.
The military court, also appointed