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Evening star., 1949-02-15
Baltimore Symphony Drive
Turned Over 10 Civic Group
ey the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. IS. The
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Association, lowering near flnan-
cial disaster. has discontinued its
solicitation campaign and turned
its money worries over to Civic
Committee.
The association has been con-
Quoting a Save-the- Symphony
drive for $4,000 to finance the
orchestra through the 1949-50
season.
Since December /, the drive has
netted nearly 100000.
Howard w. jackson, association
president, who made the an
nouncement yesterday. said the
Civic Committee would be given
full power in it's job.
Evening star., 1949-02-15

A proposal to change the status
of Greenbelt from a town" to a
city" was one of several sug-
gested charter revisions adopted
at a special Council meeting last
night.
All of the proposals are to be
presented to the Prince Georges
County legislative delegation on
February % at Annapolis.
The change to city status was
suggested by Councilman Frank j.
Lastner and passed by 80 vote.
Mr.. Lastner argued that the
change would give the community
Of nearly 5000 residents better
outlook" Mayor Thomas j. Can
ming and Mrs. Elizabeth Harring-
ton voted against the measure,
claiming it made no difference
whether the community is called a
village, town or city.
Other Changes Urged.
Other proposed charter changes
would:
l. Fix the town boundaries
so as to include tract of land
containing about IS defense
housing units, formerly titled to
the Agriculture Department. The
new boundaries would exclude
any property not titled by Green
belt or to the Federal Govern
ment on June /, 1948.
2. Granting the Council power
to set up an Advisory Citizens
Committee to review individual
grievances of town employees. This
move preserves the town man
ayers right to hire and fire en-
ployes, and also states that such
Evening star., 1949-02-15
Cupt. Schultz Reossiened

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb. Is (R).
Capt. William G.. Schultz, for
mer director of communications
in Alaska, has been assigned as
officer in charge Of the electronlc
engineering department of the
Navy postgraduate School. Capt.
Schultz replaces Capt. John L.
Melgaard, who will take command
Of the naval radio station on
Guam.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
$40 Collateral Ordered
For Blocking Drivewuys

Motorists who block driveWays
and private entrances henceforth
will be required to post $40 COL
lateral instead of SO or IS asked
in the past, police said today.
The higher penalty was ordered
in a memorandum by Inspector
Arthur E. Miller. chief of the
Traffic Division, in an effort to
discourage such illegal parking.
Inspector Miller advised precinct
commanders that the $40 should
be regarded as a minimum and
higher collaterals collected In case
Of "fiagrant" violations.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
Denny Injured in Fall

Louie Denny, IS, of Bowie. Md,
Municipal Center guard. popular
as a singer at police functions, was
a patient at Providence Hospital
today after suffering a broken
arm when he fell in a Municipal
Center shower room yesterday.
His condition was described as
oond
Evening star., 1949-02-15
By George Beveridee

The end of seasickneSs may be
in sight through use of dra-
matte new drug, the effectiveness
of which was discovered by two
Johns Hopkins Hospital doctors
through sheer accident.
A carefully controlled test three
months ago aboard a storm tossed
Army transport in the North At
lantic showed the drug, called
dramamine, both cures and pre-
vents seasickness in up to 81 per
cent of cases.
Tentative tests give the same
promising cures for air. car and
other types Of motion sickness.
and current studies are looking into
its effect on other illness involv-
ing nausea.
Produces No Bad Effects.
Use of the drug. announced
simultaneously by Johns Hopkins
and military officials, has the i'm
portant quality Of producing none
of the harmful or discomforting
side effects that have minimized
use of such drugs in the past. 1t
is not yet available commercially.
Development of dramamines S
widespread possibilities for both
civilian and military use dates
back to 1947, when the G. D..
Searles Co., a Chicago drug firm.
sent samples to the Johns Hop
kins allergy clinic to test its effect
on hives and hay fever. hospital
officials said.
After testing it for toxieity, DR..
Leslie N. Gay, director Of the
clinic, and DR.. Paul Carliner, as
assistant, gave a capsule of the
drug to woman who had suffered
from hives since the beginnfAEot
ia pregnancy. ss~ "
Halts Car Sickness.
It stopped the hives, But4nfore
exciting, she told the doctors. 1t
stopped the car-sickness which
had plagued her for life.
The doctors began a series OF
tests on the woman with the new
fast acting drug. DR.. Gay and DR..
Carliner, in a paper presented to
the Johns Hopkins Medical So
ciety last night. reported:
Evening star., 1949-02-15
Union Official
Gets Virginia
Labor Post
Edmond Boegs, AFL
Representative, Is
Successor to Hall
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 15.-Gov.
Tuck today appointed Edmond M.
Boggs, union ofIicial of Richmond.
as acting State Commissioner Of
Labor and Industry. succeeding
John Hopkins Hall. jr. The ap-
pointment becomes effective Mon-
day.
On January II Mr.. Hall an
nounced he was retiring in 80 days
from the $7.500-a-year job. It Is
expected he will continue his duties
until Mr.. Boggs takes office.
Mr.. Boggs. who is 40. was born
in West Virginia. In 1912 his
parents moved to Virginia and he
still maintains his legal residence
in Goochland County.
Mr.. Boggs has obtained an
indefinite leave as district rep.
resentative for Virginia of the
AFL international Brotherhood Of
Boilermakers, Iron Shipbuilders
and Helpers of America.
Hall Decision Reversed.
Mr.. Hall, meanwhile. has been
reversed on his very poor merit
rating Of Mrs. Rose McMahon.
Gov. Tuck approved a review OF
the Mcmahon case by State Per.
sonnel Director Harris Hart. The
director said it seems fair and
proper to correct Mrs. McMahon's
record to show a higher rating.
Mr.. Hall discharged the division
head last month on grounds Of
"disloyalty, insubordination and
failure to perform the field work
required OF the office" among other
things.
It was Mrs. Mcmahon who
charged Mr.. Hall with unscrupu-
lous administrative practices at
the outset of the charges and
denials that bounced around the
Governors Office, the labor com.
missioner and the Virginia State
Federation Of Labor concerning
Mr.. Halls appointment by Gov.
Tuck in the first place.
The Governor at first asked for
Mr.. Halls resignation, but later
permitted him to retire. Last
week, the Governors reorganiza.
ton staff recommended q thor.
ough overhauling of the HAP.
hazard" department.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
Remedy for Seusickness Found
At Johns Hopkins by Accident

1T was possible to control the
car-sickness of this patient at will
the drug gave her complete
relief If she took a capsule Of so
miligrams before she boarded the
streetcar.
Others Helped by Drug.
subsequent to this elementary
experiment. other victims Of car
sickness and air-sickness were
completely freed of discomfort,
provided the drug was taken just
before exposure to the respective
means Of transportation"
Excited by the results. the doc
tors last summer turned their at
tention to the real problem-sea-
sickness. The drug was used ex-
tensively on the transatlantic
liner America. The results showed
such great promise" the doctors
reported, they took their findings
to the Army Chief of Staff and
Surgeon General last fall.
To test dramamine under the
most rigid conditions the Army
last November commissioned the
United States transport Ballou-
a narrow. high-sided craft built
for service in calm waters-to
carry 1875 troops across the North
Atlantic from New York to Bre-
merhaven.
Only 2 Per Cent Seasick.
OF men who received the drug
for prevention less than 2 per cent
became seasick. In treatment tests
for seasickness the drug failed to
give complete relief in only 8 per
cent Of the cases.
For the controlled test 485 men
were quartered in four adjacent
sublevel compartments. One group
was used to study Dramamine's
preventive qualities, ::the other fol
Ia se0re. 4
Z or the other men aboard the
craft 195 reported severe symp-
toms Of seAsEkaess." Dramamine
Completely relieved" 1877 OF them
within 80 minutes.
The exact action Of Dramamine
on the mechanism that controls
equilibrium is not known, officials
said. The drugs chemical name
is beta -dimethylaminoethyl den
zohydryl ether 8-chlorotheophyl-
Innate.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
Pupils to Be Quizzed
About Fire in Basement

Three students at the Turner
Junior High School. Stanton road
and Alabama avenue Sc, were to
be questioned by juvenile authori-
ties today on a charge of setting
fire to a trash basket in the
schools basement.
The three colored youths, IA to
16 years old. were arrested yes
terday on complaint of the prin-
cipal. Edward j. Edwards. police
reported. The fire was extin-
guished without calling firemen
No damage WAS reported.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
Vienna Recreation Group
To Meet Tomorrow

The Vienna Recreation Associa-
ton will meet at 8 pm. tomor-
row to plan a house-to-house SUE
vey of the Fairfax County COM
munity.
At the same time. Harold B.
Whitmore. association president.
is expected to name q committee
to raise funds for q swimming
pool at recreation center under
development in the town.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
Army Security School
To Move About May !

,, The Army said yesterday its
security agency school will be
) moved from Vint Hill Farms Sta
<ion, Warrenton. Va. to Carlisle
Barracks, Pa, about May 1.
:. It Is expected the school will
reopen by mid-July. 1t trains
officers and enlisted men in ad-
! yanced phases of signal communi.
: cations. 1t. Gen. Vernis M. Kelly
n Ia command.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
PTA PIons Minstrel Show

The Greenbelt High School
Parent Teacher Association will
present a two-hour minstrel show
at the Center School Auditorium
at 8:15 pm. tomorrow. Proceeds
will go toward purchase of an
audio-visual teaching aid for the
school. =
Evening star., 1949-02-15
Two in Virginia
Governor Race
Discuss Schools
Sales Tax Favored
By Edwards, Opposed
By Pickens Miller
By the Assoeioted Press

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 15.-Two
of the four Democratic candidates
for Governor of Virginia last night
gave their views on school f1nanc-
ing. One of them with some re-
luctance" advocated a four-year
general sales tax as a means of
raising the money.
Horace H. Edwards, former
Richmond mayor, advocated a
general sales tax-he didn't say
in what amount-to pay for school
construction.
Francis Pickens Miller of Abe
marie. the other spokesman. re-
stated his opposition to a retail
sales tax and proposed that the
State take over all instructional
costs and leave construction costs
to the localities.
Mr.. Edwards eXpounded his
theme in a major campaign ad-
dress to the Norfolk County Teach
ers' Association last night and Mr..
Miller spoke before the Richmond
Optimist Club.
School Emergency Seen.
The Richmonder said he felt
"the school emergency is upon U.s.
and called for State action along
two lines. In addition to the sales
tax to finance the necessary school
construction. he asked for mini
mum pay of s2.400 a year for
college trained teachers as a
means of attracting and holding
top-f flight personnel.
Mr.. Edwards said it didn't seem
unreasonable that a person with
a college degree should be paid a
salary that amounted to $50 a
week on an annual basis in a
teaching position.
1T shall be my purpose to at
tain this objective during the
course Of my administration as
Governor" he said.
On school construction, the ex-
Mayor said if costs amount to only
third Of the 1896, 100000 esti-
mated by the localities themselves,
lit still represents a tremendous
amount of money"
States Obligation Cited.
He indicated he felt it the
States obligation to see that the
necessary schools were built and
that the State should contribute
a part of the construction costs
Is. it would be unWise for the
localities Of Virginia in these days
to undertake such a heavy debt. u
he said. The question is not
whether we can afford to meet it,
but rather cam we afford not I'd
41aset it s~.,,'%actien. not taKs Is
now needed" -
Mr.. Miller saidsthe State should
pay all teachers Salaries up to i
minimum of $4,000 for holders of
college certificates with the locali-
ties free to supplement these
amounts if they liked. He called,
too. for the esta blishment of an
equalization fund to be used in
counties which were unable to do
the entire construction job by
themselves.
He felt the State could expand
its support to education from two
sources. These he listed as a
S9.00O,000 annual surplus and
some 100000 in additional an
nual revenues from increa e d
taxes approved by the last Cen
eral Assembly.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
Apartment Zone Pleas
TO Be Considered for
.Chever|y; 0xon Hill

Requests for apartment Zonlng
near Cheverly and OXon Hill are
among seven applications to be
considered by the Prince Georges
County Commissioners at 10 am.
tomorrow at the County Service
Building, Hyattsville.
Seven petitions for use permits
also are scheduled for hearing.
The applica tions for apartment
zoning were filed by J. F. Finley,
agent for the Haines Motor Co..
15-acre tract on Newton street
near the Prince Georges General
Hospital. now zoned for single
family dwellings. and Scott San
ders, agent. four and one-half
acres adjoining the Glasmanor
subdivision, near Oxon Hill.
Other Applications.
Commercial zoning is sought by
Sidney B. Lust. six acres on the
east side Of Agar road, south OF
Riggs road. near Green Meadows;
John A. Wilson. two lots on the
east side of Sixty-flrst avenue at
H street, Fairmont Heights. and
A. H. Seidenspinner. two lots on
the west side Of Edmonston road,
north of Madison street. Riverdale.
Industrial zoning is requested by
Anath ]. Bright for lot on the
east side of Forty-eighth street
north of Defense Highway. Bla-
densburg, and H. w. Wells and
David E. Wells. four lots on the
north side of Calvert road be-
tween the Baltimore Il. Ohio Rail-
road ana Columbia avenue. Col
lege .ark. So -
Day Nursery Permits.
: Permission to operate day nurs-
cries is sought by Jessie M. Ran
dolph, COS Sixty-second place.
Fairmont Heights; Grace Moore.
2104 Brighton road, Avondale, and
Mary A. Johanek. 500 block OF
avenue, West River
dale
Permission to operate used-car
lots is sought by Ernest F. Beach,
6523 Marlboro pike, Oakland
Manor, and Roger L. De Lung,
3721-23 Rhode Island avenue.
The Texas Co. has
applied for permission to operate
a gasoline service station at Suit
land road and Ewing avenue,
Suitland. and Elliott Miller is
seeking a permit to display and
sell house trailers at 1901 Balti-
more boulevard, Berwyn.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
Will Speak on Nutrition

Or. Ernestine McCollum Of
Johns Hopkins University will
speak on nutrition at q meeting
Of the Surrattsville Parent
Teacher Association at 7:45
o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
PrinceGeorges
School Election
Plan Rejected
Similar Proposal
For Montgomery
Also Opposed
BULLETIN

ANNAPOLIS (SpeciaD The
Montgomery County legislative
delegation announced today it
will not introduce a bill to per-
NIT county veterans organiza-
tions to sell liquor in their
clubhouses.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
KimbIe Hos Heart Attack

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. IS (P).-Sen-
ate Minority Leader Kimble rested
today in an Annapolis hospital
after suffering q slight heart at
tack last night On the Senate door.
Evening star., 1949-02-15


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Evening star., 1949-01-12

These All-Nylon Jersey or
Crepe Slips are easy to wash
and especially wonderful at
this low price. Done with
delicate sheer net trims.
Pink orWhite. Sizes 80 to SO.
Connecticut Ape
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famtlienkrets

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mer uno 2eib, nit Wearia burh ole
bunfle Bforte bes Eooes, nit Mario
Dor @ottes @eri6t, tper min ba nod
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malt iein.
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. LAB es cine Sinnels5ier
sSn 8ottes @arten tperben."
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6robmitterhen
Son 9. Sartp,p

"Soit on benn feline @roBmutter
mebr?" borte ib fiir5li6 Elm Heines
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ter. Sic lit bie atpeite 8liite Der Deiit-
terlidfeit, welde Den edten Jrauen-
naturen 10 eigen lit uno 10 IiebIi6
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Der Peilano Der melt

Ser @loube bat ieine @unoer -
aber Der unglaube bat groBere 1lno
aablrei6ere @unber.
0a gebt Der l1nglaube burfs 2uno
uno preoigt: Seius bon gea5aretb fat
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gelebt bat, 10 fat er tpenigltens ni6t
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bertdter ionberglei6en, beridtet miro,
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er l.ns Weni6en bon berte nibts
mebr 5u iagen, ni6ts innerli6 uno
ieelilf nebr al1 iogen.
slber man fann Dem unslauben
mit ieiner oreifaden Breoigt brei
idmere Sragen entgegenbalten, ouf
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Mnd iiber umi're Saat.
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I'm 6einer Gnabenbanb.
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