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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-12-25
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-12-25
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ten Sanoelsabteilung oes Staatsbe-
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Evening star., 1948-05-16
Brookmont Promised
Start on Playground

Citizens of the Brookmont area
have been promised start of work
on their long delayed playground
within the next 80 days.
The promise was given by Jesse
F. Nicholson, secretary treasurer,
and A. Morton Thomas, chief engi-
neer, of the Maryland-N National Park
and Planning Commission when they
attended meeting of the Civic
League of Brookmont last week.
The planning officials explained
that the commission realized the
need of a playground for the fast
growing area OF Montgomery County
along Macarthur boulevard near
the District line, but they explained
that delays in clearing title for
several parcels of land had pre-
vented the start of work on the
project
| Negotiations now are underway
for acquiring the remaining pieces
/ of land for the playground, they
! said.
| The work, to begin within a
month, involves moving about 5000
square yards of dirt. Mr.. Nicholson
said Brookmont children definitely
would have a play area by late fall
or next spring. Installation of ten
mis- courts and shelter house will
have to be in the future, however,
and he expressed the belief that
these additions are one or two years
aWay
Evening star., 1948-05-16

Settings typical of London's Ken
sington Gardens will provide the
backdrop for the Mayfair to be spon-
sored next week end in the namesake
community. Kensington, Md, by
Christ Episcopal Church.
The English fair theme will be
carried in apron and curiosity shops,
the Chelsea Bun and the Caledonian
Market on "Petticoat Lane at Friar
Tucks and at the herb shop in
woodland spot. 1t is also reflected
lin the Mayfair folder, bearing the
official coat of arms of the Mayor
of the Royal Borough of Kensington
England.
The London community granted
special permission for use Of the
crest.
The fair is scheduled from noon
until 10 pm. Friday and from 10
am. to 10 pm. Saturday In the
Knowles avenue area of Kensington
between Connecticut and Lincoln
avenues.
Garden lovers are promised a wide
selection of flowers and plants from
the garden display.
Picturesque vendors carts will
abound and the Mayfair booths will
offer baked goods, needlework
marmalade and books. The Kensing-
ton Sketch Club will sponsor an art
exhibit and sale for amateurs.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
Certificotion of Woods
Asked for Senate Post

STAUNTON, Va, May Is tP).-
The Republican State Central Com
mittee today unanimously adopted
a motion directing State Secretary
Earle Lutz to certify Robert H.
Woods of Pearisburg as Republican
candidate for the U. S. Senate.
Lutz said the Central Committee
did not take any action on letters
from John Locke Green of Airing
ton, asking that the nomination of
Woods at the State COP convention
be overturned.
The State secretary also was de-
signated as the official to certify the
names of the II Republican electors
to the State Board of Elections, and
to certify that these electors have
been instructed to vote for the
candidates for President and Vice
President of the United States to be
nominated next month In Phila-
delphia.
Under party rules the latter part
of the motion was unnecessary. Lutz
said. because the party's presidential
electors are always committed to
vote for the party's nominees. II
was required, he said, under the
Tuck "Anti-Truman" legislation OF
the last General Assembly.
Evening star., 1948-05-16

For two weeks there was a
scratching and a mewing at 1922
Pennsylvania avenue NV. that the
landlord hadn't mentioned when
the lease was signed.
Like an Edgar Allan Poe mystery,
it seemed to come from the inner
recesses of the wall.
Sometimes it got downright
creepy, but Mrs. Auta A. Living
stone paid it little more heed than
the squeaking door sound effects she
heard on the radio mysteries.
That was, until yesterday. 1t
seemed the mewing and scratching
was getting out of hand, bit nerve
shaking even to one geared to such
things.
Mrs. Livingstone, who had sup
pressed curiosity longer than is
conventional, called the Fire De-
partment.
For a busy few minutes, the men
of Rescue Squad No. l made like
beavers, tapping the walls here and
there and pausing for intermittent
news and scratchings.
At last they paused, looked at one
another and nodded their heads in
common assent. This was it. They
carefully cracked the plaster and
sawed six-by-six inch hole through
the laths.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
Wedding Photos Lead
To Charge Of Bigamy
AGAINST Ex-PoIiceman

| A Charles County (MdJ grand
jury this week will hear the story OF
how a photograph shown by a
preacher at q Washington precinct
station led to the filing Of bigamy
and perjury charges against for
mer District policeman.
States Attorney Thomas c. Car
rico said evidence to be presented
at La Plata will allege that George
william Solomon Miller, 80. former
private at No. II precinct, married
one time Gallinger Hospital student
nurse though he already had wife
and four children.
Miller ran afoul the law in his
own station when the Rev. Royal A.
Rice, pastor of the La Plata Metho-
dist Church, appeared there last
January and asked for him.
Pastor Took Wedding Photos.
Mr.. Rice said he had taken some
photographs of Miller and his wife
after they were married in his par
sonage January 10. The pastor ex-
planned Miller had asked him to
mail the photographs, but since he
was coming to Washington anyway,
he just brought them along.
Desk Sergt. Louis M. Butt was
somewhat surprised. He had an idea
Miller had a wife in the District.
That night 1t. Bert Sheldon con-
fronted Miller with the photograph
and asked for an explanation. After
seeing his attorney, Miller resigned
the following day, 1t. Sheldon said.
Mr.. Rice said the couples mar
riage license was in perfect order.
1t had been applied for January 8
and issued two days later in COM
pliance with Maryland law. The
woman was listed as Irene Marie
Roles, 10.
The pastor recalled that two or
three persons accompanied the
bridal couple.
1T was a festive OCCASION" Mr..
Rice said, and the bridegroom who
I understand is an amateur photog-
rapher. said it would be nice to
have pictures"
1t was then that Mr.. Rice assured
the couple he was something Of a
photographer himself, and after
taking the pictures, agreed to send
them to Miller.
Miller Fight Extradition.
Mr. Carrico said Miller had re-
sisted extraditi0n and would have
hearing June / in Washington
Municipal Court. In addition to
bigamy, he is charged with making
false statements in connection with
the marriage license.
Gallinger Hospital officials said
Miss Roles resigned shortly before
the marriage, saying she was re-
turning to her home IN Pennsyl-
vsuia.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
Widow Asks $4,000
After Fatal Accident

A suit for $4,000 damages was
filed yesterday against the operator
of a Washington trucking firm II,
the death of Prince Georges
County man last October n.
Named as defendant In Baltimore
Common Pleas Court, was Pleas
anton c. Bowie of 4711 Overlook
road, Brookdale. owner Of truck
ing concern at $40 Delaware ave-
nue. S.W.
The suit was filed by Mrs. Thomas
w. Sasscer of Baltimore, the As
sociated Press reported. Her hus-
band who was 81. died after an
accident at Addison Chapel road
and Forty-ninth avenue, Beaver
Heights, just over the District line.
The truck driver, George H.
Samuels. %, colored, of the 400
block of Fourth street SW., was
sentenced Tuesday in Prince
Georges County Circuit Court to
serve 18 months in the Maryland
House of Correction. He was con-
victed for manslaughter.
The victim was an employe of the
Prince Georges County Engineers
Office at the time Of his death and
was a former Maryland State open
golf champion. He was distant
relative of Representative Sasscer,
Democrat, OF Maryland.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
Everything from Jailed Cats to Swapping Skunks
Woods Kitty Steals the Turtles Show
By Toking Nip at the Judges Hand

George Howe, recently to use in
publicity pictures for the fair. Anne
plans to turn the terrapin loose in
salt water, and showed her scratched
arms to explain why she wouldn't
be sorry to let it go. The terrapin
used to keeping its legs going as if
swimming, scratched Anne every
time she picked it up.
Prizes won by Anne included q
camera and a pair of tennis shoes
A silver pocket knife was won by
Judith Ann Porter, S, of 1851 South
Twenty road, Arlington
who entered the small land terrapin
which placed second in the contest
Her terrapin won the heat among
terrapins and turtles in the small
class, but was outdistanced by the
saltwater terrapin in the cham
pionship run-off.
More than 1000 persons. mostly
children. sawarmed over the Semi
nary grounds during the fair. They
took pony rides, saw puppet shows,
ate popcorn and laughed at the
clowns, who actually were theologi-
cal students at the Seminary in
costume,
Evening star., 1948-05-16
-Four Maryland Schools
To Register New Pupils

-Four Maryland elementary schools
have scheduled registration of new
pupils for the fall term this week.
Children reaching six years of age
by January l are eligible to enter.
Those who are five years old before
December / can enroll in kinder
garten.
The schedule:
Ager Road Elementary School,
Hyattsville-Children immunized by
private physician, to II am. and
l to 8 pm, Tuesday; registration
for immunization at school clinic,
II am. to l pm.
Glenmont Elementary School,
Glenmont-9 am. to noon Tuesday.
Bradley Elementary School, Be-
thesda--1 to pm. Wednesday.
Berwyn Elementary School, Ber.
Wyn-9:30 to 1880 am. Friday.
Parents are asked to bring birth
and immuniZation certificates.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
By Mor Lou Werner

Mephius, a pet skunk, probably
spoiled whatever chance he had OF
winning the pet show at the Semi
nary Fair yesterday when he bit
the judge on the knuckle.
The woods kitty sank his teeth
into the knuckle of the Rev. j. L. B
Williams when he lifted the animal
from his cage to pose for newspaper
photographers.
Up to that point. Mephitish had
everything in his favor. Although
his name means bad odor" in
Latin, this little sachet kitten had
been deprived of a skunks usual
defense. He had been thoroughly
doused with lilac talcum and per-
fume for his appearance in the
show.
No Helpless Animal.
He proved that skunks aren't
helpless without their natural odor.
Mr.. Williams is rector of Eman-
uel-on-the-Hill Episcopal Church,
which is located on the grounds OF
the Virginia Theological Seminary
and site of the fair. The ladies
auxiliary of Mr.. Williams church
sponsored the. annual event.
Mephitis is the pet of Miss Heating
Karig, daughter of Capt. Walter c.
Karig, USN, Of Seminary Hill,
author of a number Of books in
Guiding the best seller, ''Zotz."
Major event Of the fair was the
annual turtle sweepstakes, which
produced an insult to all land-loving
terrapins when the only sea terra
pin entered, ran off with first prize
Diamond Lii Is Winner.
The sea terrapin. called Diamond
Lii by its owner, l2-year-old Anne
Howe of 3416 South Utah street
crossed the finish line first in each o1
three heats. Anne said the terrapir7
was purchased by her mother, Mrs
Evening star., 1948-05-16
EnqIish Motif to Be Followed
In Kensinqton Fair This Week

For both young and old children
there will be a rifle range. darts,
pony rides and other amusements.
Food will be served all day at Fish
and Chips" and supper at "Friar
Tuck's will be served at o'clock.
Entertainment at the Mayfair will
include singing by the Christ Church
Choristers at pm. in Kensington
Gardens, Punch and Judy shows at
$3.50 pm, 4:30 pm, 7:30 pm. and
$50 pm. Saturday, and sleight-of-
hand performances by Edgar
Chambers.
The Kensington Girl Scout Troop
236 will present Maypole dance
and Troop 1863 a folk dance. Boy
Scouts of Kensington Troop 234 will
do guard duty.
Evening star., 1948-05-16

relating to payments to property
owners for lands condemned for the
opening of Eastern avenue.
Efforts will be made by the full
Senate District Committee to ar
rive at a final settlement of the
long fight between the Commits
sioners and National Guard officers
over a division of concession re-
ceipts from nonmilitary uses Of the
District Armory.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
Falls Church Population
Expected 10 Pass 5000

Unofieial returns from the town
census now under way in Falls
Church indicate the community Will
have more than the requisite 5000
population necessary to become a
city of the second class.
With the count for three OF the
four sections completed, unoff1cial
figures show q population OF ap-
proximately 1900. The census is ex-
pected to be completed soon and
the figures submitted to Circuit
Judge Paul z. Brown for certihca-
ton.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
SodaIity in Silver Spring
Elects Mrs. E. F. Brennan

Mrs. Edward F. Brennan has beer
elected prefect of the Sodality oi
st. Michael's Church, Silver Spring
succeeding Mrs. Frederick ]. Roy
Other officers are Mrs. Thomas A
Loughrey, vice prefect; Mrs. Johr
Alexander, treasurer: Mrs. Howard
Pyles, recording secretary, and Mrs
Thomas Jeffers, corresponding Sec
fretary.
Mrs. John Hunter and Mrs. Rich.
ard Thibadeau have been appointed
co-chairmen of the Social Commit.
tee. Mrs. William E. Cassap is mem.
bership chairman, and Mrs. Charles
Clifford is chairman of the Commit.
tee to Visit the Sick. The Sodality
has a membership of TOO.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
Cunteen Committee
Formed in Bethesda

A Teen-Age Canteen Committee
at the Bethesda "Y" Cottage has
been formed under the chairman
ship of Mrs. Burren March.
The committee will make plans
to open an fter-school canteen
when the new school year starts In
September. The canteen is to be
held on weekdays only. It will be
open to Junior and senior high
school students.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
P|a tanners Back
I Zone Petitions
In Montgomery
Urges Commissioners
To Deny Five and
Defer Action on One

The Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commission yes.
terday recommended that the Mont.
gomery County commissioners ap-
prove seven rezoning petitions, deny
five and defer action on one.
In acting on 14th petition, which
sought commercial zoning of two
lots in Wheaton, the commission
proposed that the request be granted
for one of the lots but that the other
remain in residential A classification.
The county commissioners were
asked to defer action on request
for commercial coming Of about two
acres in the Viers Mill Village
development on Viers Mill road.
about 2 miles north of Wheaton.
While admitting that shopping
facilities would be needed for the
approximately 1900 homes to be built
in the area, the commission recon-
mended that the county heads delay
action on the petition pending
preparation of a master zoning plan
for Viers Mill road from Rockville
to Wheaton.
Petitions Favorably Reported.
Petitions for which approval was
recommended are:
New Hampshire Estates, Inc, res
idential A to c apartment house
use) of approximately 261a acres
bounded on the north and west by
Carroll avenue extended and Piney
Branch road, on the east by the
Montgomery Prince Georges County
line and on the south by the James
NJ Gibson property.
Mr.. Gibson. residential A to c Of
about II acres along the east side
of Carroll avenue extended south OF
Piney Branch road.
Roy r. Hunt, residential A to Q
of land on the south side OF Piney
Branch road is the area bounded by
Old Bladensburg road and Long
Branch.
Rolling Park g. Land Co., Inc,
residential A to c and to commercial
D of land along the west side OF
Old Bladensburg road between Car
roll avenue extended and Piney
Branch road.
William E. Richardson, residential
A to commercial D of $4,000 square
feet in the rear of existing CONNER.
cially zoned property at the intersec.
ton of Colesville road with a private
drive in the Burnt Mills Hills SUBJ
division.
Catherine Crawford residential
A to commercial D of land adjacent
to the filtration plant at Burnt Mills
Hills. -. +..@
I 's, Unfavorable Actions. l'H
,Unfayorable actions was recon-
mended for the following petitions:
Kogod, Burka & Dubb, residential
A to commercial d of about 81 900
square feet of land on Flower avenue
north of Piney Branch road.
Abbott B. and Della 6. Goodrich,
residential A to C Of land at 80 Elm
avenue, Takoma Park.
Louis Hurwitz, residential A to
commercial D of about 10000 square
feet at Mohican road and Macarthur
boulevard.
Harry @. Cole, residential A to O
OF about three acres at jefferson
and st, Paul streets, Kensington.
Sadie L. Fritz, residential A to
commercial D of land at Georgia
and Arcola avenues, Wheaton.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
Animals in the News:
Discovery Of Small Trapped Kitten
Ends Two-Week Mewinq in Wall

What they extracted was a three
week old kitten, practically extinct
from its long incarceration. Regina
Santos, 18, Mrs. Livingstone's
daughter, took it in hand. feeding
it milk to bring it around.
The kitten was refugee from its
mothers brood in the attic. 1t had
slipped through hole in the attic
into the partition between the walls
and for two weeks, the mother ap-
parently had commuted from the
attic to the infant to feed it.
Whether the rescued cat would
remain with the Livingstones was
not determined. But from the way
it backed away from the hole in the
wall, it was definite tabby had en-
tered a new phase of its life.