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Evening star., 1952-09-15
Absentee Voting in
OHIO

As a SerUice to the Districts
absentee uoterS The Star is pub
listing Uoting regulations in
each State for nert NoDember's
election. One State ,Dill be pub
Hshed each day. Watch for
yours. Today'S i1tstGllment is for
residents Dho 1Dish to Uote in
Ohio:
Officers to Be Elected: United
States Senator, % Representatives
to Congress, Governor and other
State and county officials,
In November this question will
be on the ballot: Shall there be
a convention to revise, alter or
amend the constitutions" Every
20 years the people can decide to
have the State constitution stud
led with recommendations for
changes submitted to them at a
later election. Not until 1912 will
this question come before the
people again.
Residence Requirement: State,
Il year; county,. 40 days; precinct,
40 days.
Registration: In person with
County Board of Elections. Perm
anent If elector votes every two
years. Register for election from
May II through September "a.
No registration is required in
towns under 10000 unless or
dered by local ordinance. Resi-
dents of these towns just request
to have names entered on voters
list.
Absentee Voting: Both in pri.
mary and general election. Re-
quest official application anytime
from the clerk of County Board.
| of Elections. but the completed
application will not be valid if de-
Ilivered to the clerk earlier than
October 5.
Voted ballot must reach the
clerk by IL noon of the Friday
before an election.
Further information mGy be
obtained in the lobby OF The
Star Building, Eleventh. street
and Pennsylvania Gvenue NV,
Dhere the District League of
Women Voters has set up
Doters' serDice desk. 1t is open
from 10 am! to 8 pm. Monday
through Friday and from, 10
am. to S pm. Saturday. Tele-
phone Republic 1894.
Tomorrow: Oklahoma.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Five Young Housebreakers
Admit Alexandra Thefts

Five boys between the ages Of
8 and IA have been picked up by
Alexandria police for a series OF
housebreakings and larcenies.
Police said the boys, all colored,
were apprehended Saturday after
they were seen running from one
of the homes they had robbed.
Six housebreakings, three at
tempted housebreakings, one petty
larceny and one grand larceny
have been attributed to the youth
full band. Police said they prin-
cipally took pocketbooks and wal
lets from homes they entered
They got total of $183 cash and
a $93 check. Police said the boys
had admitted the crimes and hac
led the police to the discarded
purses.
The five were turned over tt
juvenile authorities.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Police Hunt Arlington Boy
Missing Since August 18

A 13-year- -old Arlington Boy
Scout has been missing since Au-
gust 18 when he had an argument
with his girl friend, Arlington po-
lice reported today.
Several southern States have
been alerted with a description OF
Ronnie Wayne Coins Phelps, 2447
South Oakland street. The 90
pound youth was reported miss
ing by his Stepfather, Harold Har-
ris Phelps, the day he disappeared
Police were told that after the
boy had argued with the girl he
told several companions he was
going to Chattanooga, Tenn, to
visit his grandparents. The youth
was wearing his Boy Scout uni
form and carrying a brown suit
case when last seen, police re-
ported.
In Chattanooga, however, the
grandfather said there has been
no trace there of the missing boy,
the Associated Press reported.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Virginia Democrats
Twill Back BroyhiN,
|G. @. P. Leader Saws

The prospect that thousands OF
Democrats in Virginia's 10th Dis
trict will support Republican
Nominee Joel T. Broyhill for Con-
greSS has Edmund D. Campbell
and his crowd in a state of panic. "
! a G. o. P. leader said yesterday
I. Lee Potter. chairman of the
10th District Republican Com
mittee, issued the statement in
reply to State Senator Charles, r.
Fenwick, Democrat.
Senator Fenwick had charged
that Mr.. Broyhill is trying to ride
to victory on the popularity of
Senator Byrd.
Should Stay G. o. p.
The G. o. P. congressional can
didate should stick to the Repub-
lican Party if he is seeking to
establish a two-party system in
the State. Senator Fenwick said.
Mr.. Potter said that both Mr..
Campbell, the Democratic nomi-
nee for the 10th District seat, and
Senator Fenwick "are beginning
to see the handwriting on the
wall. They know as we know that
thousands of good Democrats in
Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax
and Falls Church will vote for
Mr.. Broyhill on election day be-
cause he stands for the things
they stand for"
| Claims Big Appeal.
Senator Fenwick pulls a cry
baby act" Mr.. Potter continued
because Mr.. Broyhill appeals
more strongly to Jeffersonian
Democrats than does the minority
Democratic candidate.
| Mr.. Campbell is a Trumanite
who approves the entire Truman
socialistic program. The major
/ ity of Virginia regular Democrats
have rejected that program and
so has the entire Virginia con-
gressional delegation -. >" Mr.,
Potter declared.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Special Dispatch 10 The s,ar

WARRENTON, Va, Sept. 15.-
An audience of more than 5000
lat the second annual National
Championship Country Music
Contest here last night made
Jimmy Haynie of Canton. N. c..
champion vocalist.
Three judges had declared a tie
between Jimmy and Toby Stroud
of Wheeling, w. Va. The audi
Ience was asked to decide the win
Iner by applause. The judges
ruled there was more changing
and whistling and clapping for
Jimmy's old folk-ballad. John
Henry"
The judges were State Senator
Charles r. Fenwick Of Arlington,
Joe Wheeler. Falls Church record
ling artist, and Thomas r. Saw
Iyers, alexandria businessman.
Two Washington area musicians
were in runner-up positions in
two of the seven contests. First
lplace winners in each contest won
"a cash prize Of 5000.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
w. D. PowIey Comes Out
For Gen. Eisenhower

THE PLAINS, Va, Sept. Is (P)
William d. Pawley. former Am.
bassador to Brazil and Peru and
Ia Democrat for some 35 years
said yesterday he is supporting
Gen. Eisenhower for the presi-
dency.
Mr.. Pawley announced his sup
port for the Republican nominee
lat political rally held on hi,
large estate here.
Senator Duff. Republican, ot
Pennsylvania, told the gatherins
that if the Republicans fail tt
win this fall. there is no hope fol
averting, "a trend to the left
But he said he believes Gen
Eisenhower stands a good chanc,
of winning "and returning Amer.
lea to the Americans.
Some $50 persons attended tn,
meeting at which John Lawson
of Upperville was elected chair.
man of a new Eisenhower move
ment in Clarke, Fauquier ant
Loudoun Counties.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Stevenson Club Committee
Named in Montgomery

Frederick p. Lee. president oi
the Stevenson-Sparkman Club oi
Montgomery County, has an
nounced formation Of an admin
iStrative committee.
Headed by Mrs. Ralph Himstead
the committee will organize work
in the precincts and maintain the
clubs headquarters.
Members are: Mrs. Virginia
Black. Mrs. John w. Blocher. Mrs
Marquis Childs, Mrs. Henry Glas-
Isle. Mrs. Harold Kramer. Hubert
A. Schneider and Plummel
Shearin.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
D. {. Man Dies,
o0thersHurt
In TrafficCra
Trio Hit by Auto
At Roadside as They
Discuss Collision

A Washington man standing at
the scene of an auto collision was
fatally injured by another car
early yesterday.
He was Raymond Schneider, 20,
Of 1884 Barnaby terrace Sc.
Maryland State police at WAL
dorf said Mr.. Schneider and two
friends were standing on Route
235 near Mechanicsville, discuss
ing the earlier collision, about 2
am. yesterday. Their car had
collided with a car driven by
James A. Mason. 81, of Loveville,
Md.
Patuxent Man Is Driver.
All three were hit by an auto
driven by Robert A. Hazelet, Is,
of the Patuxent Naval Air Station.
Mr.. Schreiber's two companions
were not seriously hurt. police
said. They were Leonard Lund-
holm, "a, of 4732 Bromley avenue,
Bradbury Park, Md, and William
Flaherty. 81, of 5310 ST. Barnabas
road, Oxon Hill. Md.
Mr.. Schneider was taken to St.
MaryS County Hospital at Leon
ardtown, where he died of frac-
tured skull several hours after the
accident.
Brother in Korea.
Mr.. Schneider was a construc-
ton worker. He had attended
OXon Hill School.
Surviving are his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence j. Schreiber.
of the same address, two brothers
and a sister. Raymond's brother
Lawrence, jr.. Marine, was
wounded in Korea in July and has
returned to duty there.
The sister is Donna Marie, 18,
and the other brother, Ronald
Charles, 4.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Parents Urge County
To Build Sidewalk
AT Nottingham School
Parents of children attending

Parents of children attending
Arlington's new Nottingham
School are trying to persuade
county authorities to build a side
walk on Little Falls road.
They say the youngsters are
being endangered by traffic. So
far. officials are giving them little
announcement, however.
Norman Brandt, president of
the Nottingham Parent Teacher
Association, is one of the leaders
in the move. The Williamsburg
Civic Association also is taking
part.
Must Dodge Traffic.
A stretch of about three-tenths
of a mile of the road west of the
school is involved. Mr.. Brandt
said children must dodge heavy
rush hour traffic on their way to
and from school because the street
is only 18 feet wide and has no
walks.
Mr.. Brandt called the route
"tortuous." The road isn't wide
enough. he said, for two cars tc
pass while children are walking
along the side.
!, The citizens already have taker
the matter to the County Boarc
once. Mrs. Ruby Simpson, secre.
tary. said the board members
unanimously favor installing 9
sidewalk, but referred the matter
to the County Planning Commits.
sion for consideration along with
similar pleas for other schools.
Is One of Several.
Nottingham, she said, is only
one of several "in almost identical
condition"
The planning commission has
held up the matter, however, until
new county roadbuilding plans
are completed. Richard M. Writ
public service director, said Little
Falls road is slated for widening
and the county is reluctant to put
in sidewalk until the widening
is begun.
Mr.. Writ said he doubts whether
any work will be done before next
spring in the normal course OF
events.
Mr.. Brandt said parents will take
a new plea to the County Board
Ion Saturday.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Special Dispatch TO The stor

BALTIMORE. Sept. 15.-Volun-
teers for Stevenson and Sparkman
opened it's Maryland headquarters
here this morning at 500 North
Charles street.
Announcement of the opening
was made by the chairman of the
Maryland Volunteers. H. Warren
Buckler. jr., Baltimore attorney
and former City councilman.
Vice chairmen will be:
Frederick P. Lee, Montgomery
County attorney; Edward S.
Northrop, also Montgomery
County attorney: Walter L. Green
Prince Georges County attorney
and r. Cresap Davis, Anne Arun-
del County attorney.
Baltimore officials.
Also from Baltimore: Mrs. Louis
Azrael, Phillip Camponeschi, Mrs
I. Ray Howard, DR.. Sanford Lar
Evening star., 1952-09-15
|Mcke|din 10 Review
Coed Housing Needs

Gov. McKeldin has indicated q
willingness to study the critical
housing situation at the University
of Maryland, according to DR.
Harry c. Byrd, president.
DR.. Byrd today said the governor
has indicated he would be glao
to meet with a committee from
the University'S Board of Regents
A shortage of dormitory beds
may force a large number OF
co-eds to live off campus. DR.. Byrc
said it was case of about 1,00(
applicants for 625 beds.
On Saturday DR.. Byrd blamed
the housing shortage on those
who failed to furnish funds fol
housing. He said then he felt Gov
McKeldin should come to College
Park to see the crowded condi-
tionS.
DR.. Byrd today suggested that
newspapers leave the matter tc
officials to handle. He said he
doubted If any students were ar
irving on campus without dormi-
tory housing or accommodations
in nearby homes.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Davies Blasts Judqe
In Arlington Contempt
Conviction Of Pastor

A Washington minister told his
congregation yesterday that a Vir-
ginia judge was guilty of IAN act
Of arrogance" when he failed to
explain why he held an Arlington
clergyman in contempt.
The Rev. A. Powell Davies, pas
tor of All Souls Unitarian Church,
after criticizing the contempt con-
viction of the Rev. Ross Allen Wes-
ton of Arlington Unitarian Church
said Unitarian ministers through
the country would publicize the
conviction. He said they would
raise funds "to carry the case. if
necessary, to the highest tribunal
in the land"
Judge J. Hume Taylor Of the
Norfolk Law and Chancery Court
held the Rev. Weston in con-
tempt after he, had released to
newspapers excerpts of sermon
in which he criticized a court
decision.
Warns Of Intimidation.
"If judges can silence criticism
in one place. they can silence II
in Others" DR.. Davies said in hi.
Sunday sermon. IF they can in.
timidate ministers. they can alSt
intimidate editors and all dis.
seminators of news and opinion.
He said If judges can build &
wall of immunity around them.
selves "it will not be long before
corruption thrives behind the
wall"
Mr.. Weston himself had a few
words to say in his Sunday SER
mon about men who refuse to
bend their wills to "insolent. ar
rogant authority"
In his sermon. titled "Our Debt
to Heresy." the pastor did not
refer directly to the contempt
case. But he said free religion
owes its existence principally tt
heretics who felt free to speak
their minds.
Hits Mccarthy Victory.
| In addition to his criticism Of
the Virginia judge, Rev. Davie;
voiced a disguised criticism o1
Senator Mccarthy, Republican, ot
Wisconsin, who was renominatec
by an overwhelming majority ir
that States primary election
Tuesday.
"The people of a State thai
at one time gave to the Natior
high-minded men to serve the
public interest have nova large
majority of them-indorsed as 8
candidate to perpetuate his owr
pernicious record one of the mos
baneful characters that has evel
appeared in our political arena,
Rev. Davies told his congrega.
ton. Such grevious mistake
would be impossible if voters who
support the man still were pos.
SeSSed of moral Judgment"
Evening star., 1952-09-15

Pa, Oneida, N. Y, and Asheville,
N. c. He is a member of the
Rabbinical Assembly of America.
He was ordained in the Con-
servative tradition in Hungary
and served a synagogue in Paris
for Is years. He is married and
has two children.
Wolfe Mostow is cantor for the
congregation.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Prisoner in Foirfux
Retuken After Escape

A prisoner who escaped from
Virginia Prison Camp 80 at Fair.
fax was recaptured early today.
less than five hours after he had
disappeared
Harold Pendleton. 80, Of Page
County. serving three years for
forgery. was found by Sergt. M.
C. Russell Of the camp about
2 am. on Route 20 near Kamp
Washington.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
BeltsviIIe Citizens Unit
Will Meet Wednesday

The BeltSville (Md.) Citizens
Association will hold its first fall
meeting at 8 pm. Wednesday al
the Beltsville Elementary School
Jacob M. Schaffer, president has
announced.
Harry Shaw, chief engineer OF
the Washington Suburban Sani-
tary Commission, will be the
speaker.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Prince Georges Hospital
To Hold Dance Saturday

The ninth annual dance of the
Prince Georges General Hospital
Guild will be held at the Marlboro
Tobacco Market Saturday from
10 pm. to 2 am. Music will be
furnished by the River Chambers
orchestra. The Marlboro Tobacco
Market has been donated for the
dance. it was announced by the
chairman, Mrs. Harry Davies.
Hams, turkey and a live pig will
be among the prizes offered in q
grand rattle. Tickets may be OBJ
tained from guild members, OF
may be purchased at the door,
Evening star., 1952-09-15
$500 Reported Stolen
At Arlington Laundry

An Arlington laundry was broken
into over the week end and $500
was reported stolen from an office
safe. police said today.
The building was entered
through a rear window. The small
foor-model safe was badly bat
tered and had been torn open by
using chisels, police said. They
reported that the burglary tools
were found at the scene.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
5 GET Nursing Scholarships
To Alexandra Hospital

Five young women have been
awarded scholarships to the Alex
andria Hospital School Of Nursing,
the hospital has announced.
Winners Of the scholarships are
Miss Peggy M. Allensworth.
Fredericksburg. Va; Miss Nancy
Roberta Waple. Vienna, Va: Miss
Nancy L. Peverill. Presidential
Gardens, Alexandria; Miss Pa.
tricia Ann Robson, 16 Hillcrest
drive, Alexandria, and Miss
Jacqueline M. Stratton, 3019 Man.
ming street. Alexandria.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Arlington Joycees
Siqn Circus for Oct. "a

The Arlington County Junior
Chamber of Commerce has con-
tracted for two performances Of
the Mills Brothers Circus on Octo-
ber "a to help put its Community
Welfare Fund campaign over the
top.
The Junior Chamber also Is
arranging details for a special
campaign through which needy
children Of the community viii
be able to attend the matinee OF
the three ring circus free.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Apartment zoning
Plea for Bethesda
Property Is Opposed

A petition for apartment re-
zoning of the 35-acre Parker
property on the west side of the
Rockville pike at Cedar lane, Be-
thesda. has been opposed by the
Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
The application. filed by Irene
w. Parker, is similar to a request
made two years ago and which
also was recommended for de-
NAL by the commission.
At the same time, the planning
agency gave partial approval to a
petition by Louis H. Bell for re-
classification from R-R (rural res
identiaD to R-35 (semi-detached
homes) of 67 acres near Central
avenue and Addison Chapel road
in Prince Georges County.
Approves 18-Acre Change.
In this case, the commission
recommended approval, of the re-
'quested change for about Is acres
with the remainder to be retained
in the R-R zone.
In addition, the commission
supported eight other rezoning pc.
titions in Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties and opposed
three others. All recommends
tions have been forwarded to the
Montgomery County Council anc
the Prince Georges county com.
missioners, who have final zonine
authority.
In its opinion on the Parker
tract, the commission contendec
that apartment development there
would very conceivably be detri.
mental to the adjoining one-fam.
lily neighborhoods." The Parker
property is now in the Residential
A zone.
Other Action Taken.
Also recommended for denia
were the following:
BY Margaret E. DeLargy, from RS!
single-family detached homes) to R-3'
Of land on the north side Of East-Wes
highway. between New Hampshire ant
BY Nelson b. Holmes. from residential
to commercial q. of three lots ON tn,
north side Of Auburn avenue In tn,
Woodmont triangle. Bethesda
BY Mary j.. Guthridee, from Residential
A to commereial D of s425 Piney Branch
Other petitions recommended
for approval by the Commission
are:
By Mr.: Bell. from R-R to c-1 .aoca
corner Of Central avenue and Addisol
Hsy'1 By annie i Mae and Curtis M. pellinser
from residential A to commercial D Q
property on shs north side Of Ryef
BY Carlos e. sixon, from RIBS to c.
general commercially of land on tn
northeast corner of Fifty fifth avenue an
the Marlboro pike. Capitol Heights.
c (apartments) to commercial D Of Ian
business district.
, By James J. Rupert, from R-R t
R-18 Glow density apartmentsl of Ian
By Herman c. and Emma Paul. frol
residential A, to- c Of property betwee
Houston and Kennebec avenues nes
Sligo Creek parkway, Takoma Park.
c Of land in the same neighborhood
BY Henry j. Dorr, from R-R to CO {
land at Meadow road and Dogwoo
Evening star., 1952-09-15
-Four Burned 70 Death
In Fire al Waynesboro, Va.
BY the Associated Press

WAYNESBORo, Va, Sept. IS
Flames Of undetermined origin
destroyed a two-story frame
dwelling here late Saturday night
burning to death four persons
trapped on the second floor.
The dead were identified as
Mrs. Eva Berry. 54. and her two
grandchildren, Rondell and VIII
liam Goines, all Of Waynesboro
and William Dawson Of Staunton
who was visiting in the home. All
were colored.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Wins Nursing Scholarship

Elizabeth Trever. Of 1855 North
Greenbrier street, Arlington. has
been awarded a scholarship to
the Cornell University-New York
Hospital School of Nursing, it was
ANNOUNCED this week. Miss Trevel
lis a graduate Ct Washington-Lee
High School.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
U. N. Day Council to See
Trumun Durinq MEETING

The Council of Members of the
National Citizens Committee fol
United Nations Day, october "a
will hold a meeting at $50 am
September 26 in the auditorium o.
the State Department building
Washington representatives o.
cooperating organizations ane
chairnen of local UN Day Com.
mittees are invited to attend. Al
noon the council will meet Presi.
dent Truman at the White House
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Murine Corps Auxiliary

Marine Corps League Auxiliary,
Tull-Deeton Unit. will elect and
install officers at 8 pm. Wednes-
day at the Alexandria Recrea-
ton Center. 1905 Cameron street.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
BIoodmobiIe Visits Bethesda

The Red Cross bloodmohile will
be at Our Lady of Lourdes Church,
East-West Highway, Bethesda.
from 2 to 8 pm. Wednesday. Ap-
pointments may be made by call
ing the Montgomery County Red
Cross.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Electric Group to Meet

The Prince Georges Electrical
Contractors Association will hold
its first fan meeting at o'clock
tonight in the Mount Rainier
American Legion hall, Thirtieth
street and Eastern avenue.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Most Virginia
Congressman 10
Meet Stevenson
But Senator Byrd's
Role Is Uncertain
For Governors Visit
By The Assoeio.ed Press

RICHMOND, Va. Sept. 15.-
State Democratic Chairman Nell
son Parker said today that nearly
all" of Virginia's Ccagressmen will
be on hand to greet Gov. Steven
son next Saturday when he ap-
pears in the State.
Gov. Stevenson is slated to de-
liver a major campaign address
in Richmond Saturday night after
visiting his son at the Quantico
Marine base in the afternoon.
Mr.. Parker said most of the
States nine RepreSentatives-all
Democrats-had assured him they
would be in Richmond for the ad-
dress, which will be broadcast ma
tionally.
But Mr.. Parker said he didn't
know about Senator Byrd, who has
remained silent on the presidential
race.
Robertson Backs Candidate.
Virginia's other Senator, A. Will
lis Robertson, has Endorsed the
Governor. as have four of the Rep
Observation-Disclosures Hardy of the
I'D, j. Vaughan Gary of the Sd
Watkins Abbitt of the 4th ano
Clarence Burton of the 5th dis
trict.
A motorcade of Richmond anc
State Democratic leaders will
meet Gov. Stevenson at Quantico
but Mr.. Parker said he didn't
know whether the Congressmer
would make the trip.
The chairman also said there Is
"a possibility Gov. Stevenson will
make another visit to Virginia in
October.
He said Vice Presidential Nomi-
nee Sparkman has been invited tc
speak at Randolph Macon Wom-
ans College. A college spokes.
man added that Republican Vice
Presidential Candidate Nixon ha.
been issued a similar invitation
Eisenhower Plans Tour.
Meanwhile, the Republican:
continued to plan for Gen. Eisen.
hower's four stop tour through
the State six days after Gov
Stevenson's trip. The general i.
scheduled to deliver major
speech in Richmond.
Ted Dalton, Republican ma.
tional committeeman. will intro
duce the Republican nominee.
Gen. Eisenhower picked up tn,
support of the Norfolk Virginian,
Pilot yesterday when the daily
which supported Gov. Dewey il
1948. announced it would remair
in the G. o. p. ranks this year.
Evening star., 1952-09-15

Rabbi Kess-
Ter will con-
duct all religi-
o u S services,
S u n d ay and
W e e k d a y
schools and an
adult education
program. The
G r up n o W
meets in the
P ks Hill
apartments.
Rabbi KesS-
Ter has h Ell d
p ulpits in
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Flower Show at MurshoIl

Village Life" will be the theme
of a flower show sponsored by the
Piedmont Garden Club of Mar
shall. Va. from 2::30 to 6 pm,
EST, Friday.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Wushinoton-Lee PTA

The Washington : Lee High
School Parent Teacher Associa-
tion will meet at 8 pm. tomorrow
at the school.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Rabbi kessIer 10 Head
Beth FL in Montgomery

Rabbi Martin Kessler, Bethes-
da, has been named spiritual
head of Congregation Beth Ell of
Montgomery County.