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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11

School bells are again ringing and
thousands of children are back in
cIassrooms all over the country. And
many of these little boys and girls
are crossing the thresholds Of learning
for the first time, starting the great
adventure of beginning an education
i'm a free land. They a go all the
way, and that means college, IL they
learn to save The School Savings Pro-
gram teaches them to be thrifty and
children who learn to save will GER
tainly be better citizens tomorrow.
You parents-be sure there is a School
Savings Program at our school and
be sure too, that u children are
investing in u. S. School Savings
Stamps. u. S. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11

Tat1cek Masaryk ukoval Ces-
koslovenskou Republiku, ale
Gottwald il nyni jen "hobluje.'
Evening star., 1949-05-24
George NordenhoIt Dies;
Oil and Mine Developer
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES. May "a. -
George d. Nordenholt, IS, widely
known mining engineer and geol-
ogist and former football star at
the University of Chicago, died In
"a hospital yesterday after q two
week illness.
Mr.. Nordenholt. president Of the
Pacific Petroleum Co., was asso-
ciated with many major mining
and petroleum developments In
the West from Alaska to Central
America. r @*& 1YaA
MIR. Nordeniiolt played sfuIlback
under Coach Amos Alonzo Stagg
at Chicago. He also attended the
University Of Wisconsin and grad
uated as a mining engineer from
the Colorado School Of Mines.
He is survived by, hts widow.
Mrs. Myrtle Nordenholt.. Beverly
Hills, Calf: a sister. Mrs. York
fB. Sutch. Chicago. and a brother.
Walter Nordenholt. Lake Geneva,
Wis.
Evening star., 1949-05-24

nol. Brewery, The brewery was
reEnodeled 10 manufacture ace
cream with the introaucIA IAoa os
prohibition
Since 1890 he had e~~n IN the
real estate business. With offaccs
NJ 1911 q street NV.
Mr.. Carry Vas q member oi The
Eiks and belonged 10 the Colam-
bia Country Club, lie ~as q ai-
rector OF the Terminal Rrfrtgev-
Ating a. warehousang Corp. and
OF the American Security & TruS,
Co. He was q founder and yaee
president Of the National Capital
Insurance Co. and also wax vice
president and director Of the
Eastern Building Il Loan AsaoSia- :
ton.
In addition to his widow Mira
Frances Novotny Garry. he Is saF-
vived by q daughter, Miss Eleanor
Jean Garry. and three sens. Albert
Of Bethesda: Charles A. tr.. OF
Mount Rainier. and Robert of
Denver. Colo.
Funeral services will be held al
IL an. Thursday In ST. Thomas
the Apostle Catholic Church.
Twenty-seyenth street and wood-
ley road NV. Burial viii be In
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Dr.. W. W. Hansen Dies;
Pioneer Rsdar Seieniisi
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Evening star., 1949-05-24
Testimony Building Up
In Phone Rate Hearing
b, N. 49, go s....

BALTIMORE, May - As the
second DAY ot the paelle Service
ConaI&stons telephone rate hear
ms sol under sAy to-day. there AL
ready NrEr 10 passes ef testimony
and zoo more pasrx oi exhibits
ia the records
The hearing Is expected 10 iasg
al leASi scseral weekA
The CheaxpeAkr a Potomac
Telephone Co. Is sesking peFma-
nent rate ineTrases for all Mary
land. except a small area in the
extreme northwest. sectian
The first day Of testimony did
not bring out the amount oi
revenue the company wanis 10
add with . new rate schedule
Last November General Manager
w T. MoTreiI said the ngurs
would be about %. 600 900 a year
Philip IL, Dorsey, ir.. people .
counsel 10 the PSC. SAID that
would be 'one Of the largest in
ereases ever ASkrd by any utIiity
In the history Of this commission
Pending outcome OF the present
hearing. temporary rate increases
designed TO produce about 81 600 =
900 In additional revenues tof the
utility are In effect.
Most Of yesterdays seksson ~As
taken up with preiiminAries
The State Of Maryland. ihr City
Of Baltimore. and aesen Baltimore
department stores have interstned
against the proposed increaseA
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Moses Stern Dies u %;
Retired Grocer Here

Moses Stern. %, retired groce.
and . waxhsngson resident fo'
more than 50 years. died yex:<r,
day In his home. Ts7 Prsncetor
place NV after q long illness.
The RlxxiAn-oorn grocer cams
70 this country as . child and wx.
reared and educated In Baltimore
He came 10 washington In itSs
and owned several grocery stores
In the city. the last Of which wAa
located as the corner Of Seventh
and ] streets S-w. He retired ir
1918.
He was q member Of the North
east Congregation. Eighth and
streets NE. for 20 years.
Mr.. Stern Vas the husband O.
the former Rebecea Monroe. He ID
also Survived by six sons. Leon ol
Cleveland. Adolph Of San Bernar-
dino. Calf: Charles Of Baltimore
Harry Of Cumberland. Nd. And
Sol and Herman of WASHINGTON
and q daughter. MIS-. Frances 8
Hecht. also Of Washington.
Funeral services were 70 be held
this morning At the Danxansky
funeral home. 35ol Fourteenth
street NV. Burial was TO Be In
the Northeast congresation Gem.
etery.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
1n Mrtuuria,,i

PYE. CHARLES T. A tribute Of love
and devotion % the memory Of
our SssI HssfRs s11s; sseshs5 eYs s1d ..sTsn nspn
lie. .. 8. Navy, who departed
this life four years agc today,
How dear. how near his memory.
How close, how sweet tt ssayS,
To watch above his loved ones
And guide us Through the DAYS
Peaceful be thy silent slumser,
Peaceful In the grave % low.
I whers e asassh o iarsven w NJ sears Il VII iii Ses
Ant: sRoTHERs AND xuNfS.
SMITH. MKLEN Z. In sad rsmembranee
8 = ..ss s:sr .ss ashsa four 5s.1. ..s ~ 4
IS when ny tasi Is done.
yin see my dear mother
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wRIGMT. JOIN n sser-lsv,ns
thar. joHN I. WRIGHT. vho dsparted
yao D; lss nj Wiz ssas bs n. nes n asD ,ss sesA
CHILDREN
YOUNG. EVA =. 4 sribute sf love and
devotion 20 the sacred memory cf cur
dsr!ins gsthss . Eva ". Z - YOUNG. M q. sce e. g
iszssa iszs' s1A - - -
vhen ! mother Areathes her last farsvezi.
me stxoks means more thas sonsse sAn
:ssss y: ss 8. :sss mn: :'f J; as. 'ss: sss
Fer an her iosing kindness
me asked noshlng b rstnrn.
Ard II au tire world deserte4 m
sss nSsadEn nsSansxs. e sss1s foR4sA Mi Youso,
fox4n xEDdRSoN.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Former Child Movie Star
Accused in Church Fire
BY the Assosioisd Press

LOS ANGELES. May IA
onetime child movie actor will
be arraigned today on charges Of
burglary and arson in the firing OF
q Roman Catholic church.
Douglas r. Scott. now q 25-year-
old UCLA student. Is at liberty
under $500 bail. Police said he
fought two priests last Saturday
as, they attempted to put out .
fire In st. Martin Of Tours Church
In fashionable brentwood. -.
: Scott was seized by flrefnen at
the scene Of the blaze. The Rev.
Augustine c. Murray. pastor. said
he awoke to find Scott standing In
the. church parking lot screaming: !:
"The church Is aflrei Let her
burn! Let her burnt
The fire destroyed the church 8
altar. but masses were held Sum
day as usual before q makeshift
altar. Father Murray'led his con-
gregation in prayers for Scott.
SCOTS mother disclosed yester-
day that her son was the same
Douglas r. Scott who played with
Freddie Bartholomew In "Lloyds
of London" In 1895 and many
other films from 1929 to 1899. He
served In the Army on Gen. Mac
Arthur's stan in Tokyo. where
he contracted sleeping sickness.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Rites for Miss Jessie Alder,
Former Store Buyer, Today

Funeral services for Mixs jessie
W. Alder. 81. for many years q de-
partmens store buyer here. were TO
be held this morning at the Pun
phrey funeral home. s434 oeorEia
avenue. Silver Spring. Burial Vas
to be In LovettSville. Va.
Miss Alder died Saturday at
Garfield Hospital after an illness
Of three days
Born near Frederick. Nd she
moved here as q child and went TO
q private school In Georgetown.
She became q buyer for Woodward
& Lothrop's Department Store IN
about 1907 and later for Julius
Garfinckel q Co. retiring about 10
years ago.
Miss Alder. who lived at 4i23
Fessenden street NV. was q
member Of Little John Boyden
Chapter of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution and the Ed
brooke Methodist Church. 4lo0
River road NV.
She Is survived by q brother
and sister. l. w. Alder and Miss
Nellie c. Alder. both Of the Fes-
senden street address.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Rites 10 Be Held tomorrow
For Mrs. Henrietta WeizeI

Funeral services for Mrs. Hen
rietta Meta Wetxel, 30. mother of
Charles H. Wetxel. head Of the
art department OF the Times
Herald. will be held at pm, to-
morrow In the Hines funeral
home. 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Wetzel died Sunday In her
home. 27oo Wisconsin avenue
NV. after q brief illness.
Born in Germany. she had lived
In Port Chester. N. Y. and San
Francisco, before coming here 10
years ago. She was the wife Of
Charles A. Wetsel. who survives
her.
In addition 10 her husband and
son. she Is survived by two deugh-
ters. Mrs. Lillian D. Fletcher. San
Francisco. and Mrs. Helen q.
Young. Rye. N. Y. and four
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
.E.H. Behrens, 51,Dies
with GP0 IS Years

Edward II. Behrens. 81. an EN-.
ploye OF the Government Printing
Once for Is years. died in Emer.
gency Hospital yesterday after
collapsing in q drug store a'
Tenth and X streets NV. Death
apparently was caused by q hear,
attack.
Mr.. Behrens. who lived at 220t
r street NE. was born In Mid
dleton, Ohio. He was . hand
pressman there before coming tc
the GPO in 1884.
A Navy veteran Of World War I
Mr.. Behrens was past commander
Of GPO Post 3874. Veterans oi
Foreign Wars. and q member oi
the American Legion.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Ernes-
tine Nichlas Behrens. he Is sur
vived by two sons. Charles E.. ll0e
Twenty-fifth street NV. and
Nichlas T. Behrens. q student at
the University Of Maryland. and
two sisters. Miss Louise Behrens
and Mrs. Frances Evers. both OF
Middleton.
Funeral services will be held at
1880 pm. Thursday at st. Mat
thew's Lutheran Church. SIS Ken
tucky avenue Sc. Burial win be
In Arlington Cemetery,
Evening star., 1949-05-24
s. 7. Farquhar, Director
OF California j. Press, Dies
~ me Asssx,s,eS pysss

PRINCETON. N. J.. May "a
Samuel r. Farquhar. 50. director
Of the University OF California
Press. died yesterday at Princeton
Hospital after an illness Of two
weeks. .-.z
A resident Of Berkeley, CALI.
he came here to attend the annual
meeting Of the Association Of
American University Presses May
.. He was elected vice president
Of the association.
The next day Mr.. Farquhar wss
admitted to Princeton Hospital
where he remained until his
death.
A graduate Of Harvard In 1917
he formerly was vice president oi
the American Institute Of Graphic
Arts.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Pope Reported Given
Smallpox Vaccination
By the Asseeiaisd Press

VATICAN CITY. May 24.-Pope
Plus XII was reported yesterday
to have been among the first 1000
residents Of Vatican City to submit
to an order for general smallpox
vaccination.
Many children and grownups In
Rome recently have been needing
advice to be vaccinated or revac-
cinated since one or two instances
Of the disease have been reported.
In Vatican City, DR.. 0aleaxxi
Lisi. who Is the Pontiff's personal
physician as well as director Of
the tiny states health services,
directed all who reside within the
limits to be vaccinated. the italian
agency AStrs reported.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
House Bill Filed 10 Bar
Pollution Of Streams

A bill which would impose q
strict Federal prohibition on the
discharge of refuse and Industrial
waste. including oil. into any
navigable stream in the United
States was introduced In the
House yesterday by Representa-
tive Hand. Republican. Of New
Jersey.
The measure would apply to the
Potomac River, and the pollution
ban would extend to the tribu-
taries OF any navigable stream
when the material discharged
could be expected to float into
|navigable waters.
A $4,000 fine or Imprisonment
for one year. or both, would be
provided in the penalty clause.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Body Of Missing Flyer
Found by Search Purty
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BY fhe Associofeo Pfest
WILLIAMS AIR FORCE BASE
Ariz.. May 23.-A ground rescue
party yesterday found the body OF
Aviation Cadet Robert @. Jones
81. of. Baltimore.
He had been missing since Fri
day night when his Shooting Star
jet plane collided with another
craft during a night training
fight. -
The body was found late in the
day in the general 2-mile crash
area which has been under search
by q crew of 2 officers and SO
men since the accident.
The body Of First 1t. William H
Driskill. n, of San Angelo. Tex.
pilot OF the other plane. was found
Saturday, still In the cockpit Of the
plane.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Cowen Presents Quirino
Credentials as Envoy
by The Assse;ossd Press

MANILA. May 24.-Myron M.
Cowen, new American Ambassa-
dor to the Philippines. presented
his credentials TO President Elpi-
dio Quirino yesterday.
In q formal ceremony that In
cluded q champagne toast. Mr..
Cowen pledged that the United
States win continue to have "an
abiding interest In the develop
ment Of this republic"
The presidential guard Of the
Philippines Army formed an honor
escort as Mr.. Cowen and 30 mem-
bers of his stan ascended the
grand staircase In MAlacanan
Palace for the meeting with the
President and cabinet In the cere-
monial hall.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
|vireinians Doubtful
'BIuefieId Talks Will
Bring Coal Contract
~ fhs Associcssd Press

BLUEFTEID. w. Va. May "a
Doubt that o new soft coal con-
tract viii be agreed on In talks
between Southern producers and
the United Mine Workers was
voiced today by q spokesman for
the Virginia Coal Operators As
sociation.
The spokesman. who asked that
his name not be used. said we
think the steel industry or some
one else is going to write the con-
tract. It won't be done here"
He cited John L. Lewis sugges-
ton that negotiations be started
with the United States Steel
Corp. which usually leads the
way In bargaining for captive"
mines Of various steel firms.
Wants National" Contract
The spokesman also expressed
Ia belief that the contract should
be made ION a national basis"
Withdrawal of the Virginia
group from the contract talks
which open here tomorrow was
announced last night by Joseph z.
Moody. president Of the Southern
Coal Producers Association.
He said the action stemmed
from the Vrginians' unwilling
ness to agree to the general policy
Of the association"
George II. Esser. Virginia As
sociation president, declared. how
ever. that I'VE didn't think this
conference was the proper ap-
proach to making a new contract.
Represents 80 Mines.
The Virginia association repre-
sents 80 mines producing about
9, 9,000, 900 tons annually and en-
ploying about 1000 men.
The Southern operators were to
resume their strategy meetings to
day. Mr.. Moody said six men
besides himself will be chosen to
bargain with Mr.. Lewis and six
other union negotiators.
Mr.. Lewis disclosed yesterday
after a conference In Washington
with his top aides that he per-
sonally would take part in the
talks with the Southerners, who
produce about a third Of the Ma
tion's soft coal.
The present soft coal contract
expires June 80. Mr.. Lewis has
given no indication Of what his
new demands will be.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
II. I. Harrison Dies:
Retired Professor

Henry Turner Harrison. 81, q
mathematics professor at the Uni
versity OF Maryland for IS years
died yesterday At his home. <7o4
Calvert road. College Park. after
an illness Of six months.
Prof. Harrison was born In
Charlotte Hall. Md. and graduated
from Charlotte Hall Military Acad.
emy. After attending George
Washington University. he Joined
the university teaching stan In
1892 and resigned In 1917. For
the next is years he managed q
Massachusetts, steel concern. He
retired In 1892 and returned tc
College Park to hive.
He taught DR.. Harry c. Byrd
present university president, from
1905 to 1908. Prof. Harrison also
Was q member Of the Athletic
Board which brought DR.. Byrd
back to College Park as q football
coach in 1912.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs
Georgia ShAllenberger Harrison: q
daughter. Mrs. Theodore Gibson
Salem. Va: . son. Henry r. Har-
rison. jr.. Denver. Colo: . sister
Mrs. r. H. Sothron. Charlotte Hall
and three brothers. Ferguson Har-
rison. 47l2 Morgan drive. Chevy
Chase: Rowland Harrison. i4ll
North jackson street. Clarendon
and George Harrison. Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held at
1870 pm. tomorrow In the Gasch
funeral home, 4739 Baltimore ave-
nue.. Hyattsville. Burial win be
In All Faiths Church Cemetery,
Charlotte Hall.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
In @rn1nrtastt

BROWN. JOHN n. In memory Of our
husband. father, grandfather and father
in-law, Mr.. JOHN H. BROWN, who de-
parted this life May %, 194S.
Gone. but not forgotten.
HIS WIFE, DAUGHTER, GRANDDAuoH-
TER AND SON-IN-LAW.
DICKENS. BEATRICE; DORSEY. MARIE;
HOLMES. LOUISE. In. kind and loving
snsss .na ?. Hs5 dss s:sd sno dss
'st died May Z. is1a, and IoUfsS Ho5iiMEs'
who died May "A. 194s. respectively.
Precious ones from US are gone,
Voices. We love dare stilled;
Ths places are ssesnt :. .s H. our hearts
SISTERS, DAUGHTER. NIEcEs AND
GRIMES, ALTON A. In loving memory
Of my dear father. ALTON A. GRIMES
who LEFT me three years ago today. May
II all the world were mine to give,
I'd give It, yes. and more,
To see the face Of my dear father
Come smiling through the door.
LOVING DAUGHTER, ALMEDA.
HOLsALL. RHoMA. In memory Of oul
beloved brother and uncle. RHoMA
ysars .Io .oass snS M MAY e. 'G lss
The Lord is his shepherd; he did not
He made him to lie down In green pas
He led him beside the still waters.
He restored his soul; He led him in
paths OF Righteousness for His names sake
,.y g the SHADOW ns q death ~ he feared nc
evil, for God was with him.
His rod and His stan eomforted him.
He prepared . table before him in the
He annointed his head with oil. his cur
ssa.is sseaas,s; i, =. and n. mere, followed him
Lord nGf even dvs Els es asGss n
yAKBoE. AUSTIN I. In sad but lovin.
memory OF our dear father, AUSTIN I
JARBOE, who departed this life ten year.
ago today. May "a, 1889.
Ten years may wipe out many things,
The memory Of those happy days
Whsn We were all tagether.
THE FAMILY.
LEWIS, MISaA.La s.Ia m,e,sns y lsSyins Ts%1s' qsWas
day. May "a. 1947.
TODAY recalls the memory
OF q loved one laid to rest.
And the one WHO thinks Inks q In him to- today
They say time heals all sorrows
And helps US TO forget.
But time 50 far has only proved
How much miss him yet.
God gave me strenxth to nsht Il
But INV What sfu t meant g lose him.
IovfNu WIFE. ALICE N. LEWIS.
LUCAS. LINES o. A tribute Of love
husband. JAMES o. LUCAS who suddeniy
,sss ,as me five years go today May u
Beautiful toiier. thy work well done.
Beautiful totler, into klory zone:
Beautiful life With its crown veli won.
ms s0S nrvcTan ssoise vi %fyE sEmAH /. LUCAS
MKnCRANr. oLIN l.. n. In Iovinl
brother. oLIN L. MERCHANT, Jr-. VII.
died three years aso today. Nay "a. leA6
sss =, or ossas ,o..', osTdsnss .ss;a; save Us
/ No rave il 70 our fseplns,
70 cherish for . while.
Just as the bud was opening
To the glory Of the day
Down came s The sns Hsssvsnl. s.s .n., Father
~ LOVING aosl,lY AND DADDY. 3
when Sc entered the solden door
/ % 0od's holy ktnsaom aooye -
Ne still recall the love and ~ the mem
los tSss dear ntsls brother q our.
rAsu. Rosxnr EAKL uLEMMlE,. Il
loving mamcry 81 our f.ther hOnknl
sE .is:E:!s i1 w.. NJ Z: ..s:'' y Z; s;'''
Nipsseen years hare passed snd ssne
since We were forced g part.
But time and spase esnnot srsse
HIs pEyuID Sofs6s WIIaf11 And DON
AID MA6H.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Deoths Reported

Urom .. c. Bureau q vital stsssssies.)
Edwin C. Rollins ~. sooe kAeds Isian1
oeorss Narscl4. u. sos rsssoay =. nv.
Nax Zseis. So. Seos cennsct3cut ave. nv.
Louise French. Sc 36af Uptnn st NV
Marian Psrks. Sc. Alexanaria. Va,
Iede pnponf. q, 1855 Calvert d. NJ.
Infant Ryce. Arlington. Va.
Infant Mako, $50 Aflieon a. n.u.
Infant Thcmpson. So .sia It. 80.
Infant DunArky. $40 ! 81 n-s.
Infant NemiroL -44i sth o.. n.u.
James otie. infant silver eDrtnG, Nd
Ed.sI beskisy, ~ s,u 2 ,,..... q, A.. :.
|Lssiaa winsArsp. -. Isss Ksnyea ~
Amy wiuiams. 81. eo14 Lowell 4. nv.
Auxussa Reofnsen. ~, STA Addissn
waller E..en. 30. !eo Es.taa slses, nv.
Infant Rankin 21S l4sh d. H.w+
Katrina Hammsnd. infaa& 1e4i "a o.
n
Evening star., 1949-05-24

al his hcIs
g<is Ln ell
street NV.
Mr.. Carry.
who had lived
Ia vasts!ngton
for g. yeArS
VAS born IN
Cincinnati. but
attended school
here and. n
the early 1905
" as associated q
with his father.
the late Albert
crr~ In the
National Cap
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Civic League to Heor
Tolk on Rodent Control

Control Of mosquitoes and rats
will be discussed by John 0aiiirr.
chief inspector for the Arlington
County Health Department. dur.
Ing o meeting Of the jefferson
Civic League at q o'clock tnfaish ht.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
|Charles Cary Dies;
Realty Man, Founder
.N Ice Cream Firm

Charles Aae~Fs Garry sc 9
founder a. The CARY ies (>EwAsss
Co, herr and q real estate raAn-
died YESTERDAY Of a iSxAss attach
Evening star., 1949-05-24

Scotland. with 1.00o. 200 acres
LOT peat boz. b interested In
|scienttsts recent report that peat
IL The ideal fsael for ~ n gas
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Anurilinn

BAsKIN, PEARL Ruth. Beloved wife Of
Emanuel, devoted mother of Leila and
Harvey. departed this day a year ago.
Loved and admired By all. Unveiiing
services will be held at noon May 20,
I949. at Montenore Cemetery. springneld.
IonR Island. N Y.
Evening star., 1949-05-24

WANHEN u Inc mok0beX
Of the Federal AnnuitAnta
Relief Association are hsreb,
notified of the death o.
WARREN A. McBETH, ant
are requested to attend hi
funeral.
JOSEPH M. TRIG0,
President.
Evening star., 1949-05-24

ton Lodge, No. is, B, p. O.
Elks, will assemble at his late
residence, 3415 Lowell st. NV,
7:3O pm, to exemplify the
funeral ritual Of the order over
the remains Of our late brother
CHARLES ALBERT CARRY.