Evening star., 1954-05-27

belt Community Services, the
community business co-opera-
tive. He is a veteran of Army
duty in World War II.
Arthur E. Mielke-A newspaper
reporter and Marine veteran of
World War II. he is a graduate
and former athlete of New York
University and worked for the
New York Daily News for five
years before coming to Washing
ton in 1910. He covered Prince
Georges County affairs for the
Times Herald for eight years
until it was bought by the
Washington Post.
He is 42, married and has a
small son. He lives at 1926 Gum
wood drive, University Hills, and
describes himself as an "inde-
pendent Democrat"
He recently entered the public
relations field and has been
elected secretary of the Prince
Georges Chamber of Commerce
Fred F. MOOneyham-He is 80
and has been in the restaurant
business in the county for IA
years. He lives at 9088 Balti-
more boulevard. College Park.
He helped organize the coun-
tvs Hotel and Restaurant Asso-
citation and was its president for
five years and now is director
He likewise is a director Of the
College Park Professional and
Business Mems Association, a di-
rector of the County Boys Club,
a member of the board of gov
ernors of the State License Bev-
erage Association, and has been
active in numerous other Demo-
cratic, civic and fraternal organ
izationS.
He is married and has two
children. In addition to seeking
the county commissioner nomi-
nation, he also is a candidate for
one of the seven seats on the
Democratic State Central Com
mittee, for which there are 13
aSpirants.
william A. Neumann-Another
of those who trailed in the party
primary race for commissioner in
1850, he is a real estate developer
and broker who lives at 4901
Woodland avenue Suitland. He
was born in Washington, but
moved to the county in 1925.
Now So, he is a veteran of
Navy duty in World War I. He
also is a candidate for the State
Central Committee.
He was one of the pioneers of
the Suitland area and also is the
founder and president of the
Mule Club. a new party organiza-
tion there. He has been active in
the Suitland Citizens Associa-
ton and the Suitland Business
Mems Association.
A. Preston Perrie (organiza-
tion)-A 50-year-old contractor
and home builder who lives at
5414 Manchester drive. near
Camp Springs. He was born and
reared on a farm at Westwood
in the southern part of the
county. He is married and has
four children.
He has been active in a num-
ber Of Democratic groups. and
in 1852 was elected as a delegate
to the party's State convention
He also went to the national
convention in Chicago as an al
ternate. He has served as an
assistant to the county Board
of Election Supervisors since
1852.
Herbert w. Reichelt (organi-
zaticn)-Mayor of Mount Rain
ier since 1949. He is As years
old, an attorney. married and
has two sons. He lives at 1908
Thirty first street. He is a ma
tive Of Washington who moved
to Mount Rainier in 1910.
He is a graduate of Mckinley
High School and Columbus Uni
versity Law School. He has
served as a delegate to both
Democratic and national conven-
tions in 1852.
He formerly was president of
the Maryland Municipal League
and was president of the Prince
Georges Community Chest and
Planning Council for two years.
He is treasurer of the Bit County
Organization on Youth Prob
fmS. He is q veteran Of Navy
Aervice in World War II.