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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-30

Art Cunningham. 773 Rondo has
been hired as salesman for
Downtown Ford Company. located
at Seventh and Firth Streets In St
Paul.
Cunningham, at veteran OF two
years Of service during the Kor-
can conflict has spent six years
In the armed forces. being honor.
ably discharged last June lie at
tended Payne college in Augusta
Georgia. before entering the arm
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Miss Barbara Davis. a graduate
Of the University Of Omaha,
Omaha. Neb.. Is a recent appointee
to the Minneapolis school system.
Miss Davis, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs r, o. Davis OF Omaha, receiv-
ed her secondary and college edu-
cation in Omaha, where she re-
ceived her BIS degree from the
University of Omaha,
She Is a sixth grade teacher at
Lowell elementary school. 1900
Willow Az. ~. She In residing at
the home OF Mrs. Carrie Neal,
394s Fifth Av 8.
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Nelson's Held 61ss
Annuul Meet
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Doric No. 3, Duluth: Clarence
Duke OF Perfect AshlAr No. &:
Jerry Brisco of Regent No. 8,
Winnipeg; Clarence Smith OF
Palestine No. 7. and Maurice
Coaklsy for Alpha No. 10. Sioux
Falls. South Dakota.
Reports of the district deputy
grand masters and the chairman
Of the board OF the Prince Hall
Masons and Eastern Star Chap.
tsrs Temple Association, Inc, w.
Dan McAdams we're afternoon
features on Wednesday.
Maurice Coakley, district dep
uty grand master Of Sioux Falls.
extended n warm invitation TO the
Grand Lodge 10 hold the s2nd an
nuRl session in Sioux Falls In
1865. The invitation Was over
wheImingiy accepted.
Devotional exercises were con.
Quoted by james II. Lynn. A. H.
Wright. Rev, J. w. Junneli and
Marion Boiling.
Grand officers elected were
Jerry Robins. deputy grand mas
ter: Arthur n, Wright. reelected
grand senior warden; Eugene H.
Lewis. grand junior warden:
ChAlmer Lawson. grand secre-
tary; LaperceIl Greene. grand
lecturer and John NJ. Patton. re-
elected grand treasurer.
Appointed officers: past grand
master. y. L. Ransom. chairman
foreign correspondence and Ho-
bart r Mitchell, public relations:
James II. Lynn. grand senior dea-
con: David q. GriASam. grand
junior deacon. Harvey A. Moss.
grand senior steward; Rev w. II.
r, Romaine. grand junior steward!
Aaron Arradondo. grand pursuit.
want; Marion Boiling. grand
chaplain: William CLANCY. grand
standard bearer: Floyd E. Man.
son. grand marshal, Rev, J w
Juneil grand sword bearer: VIII
liam u, Brown. grand tyler:
Raymond w. Cannon. grand At.
torney; James Watson. grand
librarian Loo 0wynne. chairman.
auditing committee, District Dep.
uty grand masters, District ~.
Paul. william saylsH ar district
II. Hardy white, Minneapolis. dis.
trct III, George Adams. Duluth:
district ~. James Ephriam, Win.
nipog: district v, Maurice Coax
ley, Sioux Falls.
Thursday evening. September
~, n smorgRabord was given by
tho Eastern star Grand Chapter
and the Past Masters Council at
the American Legion club rooms.
~ West 7th street, n Paul. This
social affair was In honor Of tho
out Of town delegates and visitors,
A. u gesture of good win and
fraternai accord. Feszan Temple
No 20, AEAo. Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine through ita past
potentatca. LApcresll Greene. Ed.
ward l., Boyd and Potentate Har-
vcy A. Moas. presentation OF Ma.
sonic and Shrine pins was made 90
the masters Of all of the lodges
of tho Minnesota Jurisdiction.
ON Thursday afternoon, Sep
tember az, the Grand Master. his
cabinet. and Visiting Maaona Of
ficially visited the Prince Hall
Grand Chapter, order Of the Esa.
tern star. upon invitation OF the
Grand Matron This session was
held In Fellowship Hail Of Pilgrim
baptist church.
Past Grand Masters Ransom
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Smoraosbord A. Bethesdo
Next sunday, October 4

willing Workers club OF Beth,
rsda Baptist church IS sponsoring
= "SmorgaSbord" following morn.
ing service Sunday, October :. a;
tho church Come out and enjoy
all you can eat for Si.-Advt
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NOTICE

lily special request " bishop
George " Baber ~ the Fourth
Episcopal District. pr r. ]. Jones,
who has been transferred 20 the
Chicago Conference has been mott.
fled Co continue the pastoratr Of
the greater 81 James ANE
church OF ST Paul. MINI, until
further notice Aivt
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Columbus Jones, s. F. Hammond,
Mrs. Anita Fowler, Harold Harri-
son. all OF Minneapolis and George
Insua and Gerald Laroche of
Bethel College, st. Paul
Sick and shut-ins included Rev.
II. w. Bolts Sr., our pastor at lio9
Lyndale Av. ", Master Ronald
Bell, Steven Pettiford. Mt. Sinai
hospital. Continue to pray for our
sick and shut-ins.
You are always welcome at
Zion.--Mrs. Cynthia Westbrooks,
reporter.
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FORMER NAIL CITY
MAN DIES WHILE
ON VISIT MERE

William l., Myers, formerly a
resident Of Minneapolis. who NOV
ed to Omaha, Nebr.. over 20 years
ago and returned this summer for
a vacation. died after heart at
tack on Monday. September 10
Mr. Myers. who was visiting his
son-in-law and daughter. Major
and Mrs Homer stArts. 42i0 Sec
ond Az. s. pulled into a filling
station at oath and Highway SIS
and WAS stricken shortly there
after, He was 10 meet a group OF
friends for a fishing trip. An at
tsndant at the station. wondering
why Mr. Myers had not moved
his car, found him sitting in the
seat.
A native OF New London, Mo.
Mr.. Myers was a funeral director
in Omaha until Ill health caused
him TO retire. The business Is now
operated by his sons, Robert and
Kenneth Myers, He has been in
III health for the past five years.
but insisted upon remaining &C
tive.
Surviving Mr. Myers besides
his daughter and son-tn-law in
Minneapolis are another daughter
now living in Washington, d. c.;
two sons, a cousin Sue Gordon Of
Minneapolis and other relatives
Woodland Funeral home was in
charge Of shipment of the body
10 Omaha where funeral services
were held Friday. September -,
at the St Johns Methodist
Church. Burial was In Forest
Lawn cemetery
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ed the Grand Lodge election and
installed the officers respectively.
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Evening star., 1955-10-04
CheverlyPooi
HeoringColled

A public hearing on o special
exception zoning application to
permit construction of q swim
ming pool In Cheverly. Md, win
be held November is before the
Prince Georges County Commits
|sioners In Hyattsville.
The Cheverly Swimming Club,
Inc, hackers of the pool. re-
'jected at a public meeting last
night a proposal that the pool
he built on q i0-acre tract the
town has purchased for a rec
area. The club already
has purchased a 81 acre tract
west Of the 2700 block Of Crest
avenue.
The proposed alternate site
for the $1O8.000 swimming pool
was offered by Harold j. Straub.
chairman Of the Cheverly Tax
payers Committee, which has
been fighting the project. Mr..
Straub said his group will fight
plans for the present location in
court If the committees opposi-
tion at the November hearing
fails.
The Cneverly Swimming Club
has sold 224 subscriptions since
August for the pool 1t hopes to
have ready for use next spring.
Meanwhile. Mr.. Straub said his
group has collected 200 sigma
lures on a protesting petition
which will be presented at the
November hearing.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Montg gomery's Workers
Out to Exceed Chest Goal

Community Chest workers In
Montgomery County have a high
goal to shoot at during the rest
Iof Red Feather Month"
With the Washington area
campaign for 81 million only
three days old. the Montgomery
County workers yesterday staged
"a symbolic victory" meeting at
which leaders OF each county
division promised to meet or
exceed their money quotas.
The county's share Of the 81
million goal is $4,000. More
than that amount in paper
money" was dropped into a
huge gold-painted chest at the
at the Woodside Meth
odist Church, Silver Spring.
County campaign leaders who
dropped the money in the big
chest were A. j. Kessinger. large
business Arms, whose goal is
IS36, 600: Tom Amatucci. general
business. $15.600; Mrs. Phillip
Thorson. residential. $4,000:
County Manager Melvin L.
Reese. county government en-
Iployes, $4,000; Mrs. Mildred
Forward, public schools, $4,000,
and Tom Barlow. independent
schools, $4,000.
Frank L. Hewitt, jr.. county
campaign chairman. asked his
workers to concentrate on rats
ling most Of their quotas in the
first two weeks of the MONTH
long campaign. He predicted
that the county viii again top
its total goal.
A sparkling addition to the
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Police Car Is Wrecked
Pursuing Stolen Auto

road, DUST south Of Landover
road, about 1880 am. He then got
out to question the occupants.
When they failed to produce the
registration card, Pvt. Flynn
went back to his police car to
radio headquarters, and the
other car took on.
Fired One Shot
With Pvt. Flynn in pursuit, the
two sped down Annapolis road
past the Peace Cross, Bladens-
burg, and on Bladensburg road
through Cottage City and Coll
mar Manor into the District.
Going through Colnar Manor,
the policeman said he nearly
caught the car, but the other
tried to edge him from the road
by swerving back and forth four
or five times.
Pvt. Flynn said he fired one
shot at the speeding car during
the chase and thinks he may
have hit 1t.
The car. a 1850 green four
door sedan with District tags,
AN-7S72. was stolen some time
after 8 o'clock last night from
In front Of the home Of its owner,
Evening star., 1955-10-04
SafewayF:.iIes
Milk Petition

Safeway Stores today called on
the Virginia Milk Commission
to reconsider its August "a or
der on prices.
The petition. filed with the
commission in Richmond. con-
tains similar arguments to q
suit filed by Safeway In Airing
ton on September 26. In the
suit. the grocery chain asks an
injunction to prevent the COM
mission from enforcing Its new
minimum retail prices in the
Alexandria Arlington area.
The request for reconsidera-
tion asks the commission to
withdraw from retail price fixing
In the area. If the commission
fails TO take this action. the pc
tition asks that new prices be
set. Arthur B. Hanson, attor-
ney for Safeway, says in thu
petition that at a public hearing
in Alexandria, consumers were
uniform in their scathing de
nunciation Of the regulations
imposed upon them by the Milk
Commission. !"
Safeway says it wants to sell
milk at q lower price than the
minimuins set by the commits
sion.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

National Association Of
Home Builders Fall Direc-
tors Meeting today winds
up q six-day convention at
the Mayfiower Hotel. with
more than 1000 attending.
Mental Hospital Services
Association goes into its
second Of q four-day session
today at the Sheraton Park
Hotel About 500 will attend.
American Society for Test
ing Materials Committee d.
continues q five-day meet
ing at the Statler Hotel.
which ends Thursday, with
more than 400 on hand.
Savings Banks Association
Of the State Of New York
is in its second day Of ses-
sions at the Shoreham Hotel.
with 800 on hand. The con-
vention ends tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
WHAT THE CHEST
CAMPAIGN IS

Who Gives-People Of the
entire Washington area, in
the District, Alexandra and
Arlington. Fairfax. Mont
gonery and Prince Georges
Counties. Last year more
than 400.0e0 contributed.
Who Receives - p eople
throughout the same area.
More than 250,000 last year
benefited from the 1l0 Chest
agencies.
The Goal-$4 million.
The Dates-October | to
October 81.
Where to Give-At work,
at home or by calling Deca-
tur 2-7330. A gift Of SIS will
provide q neglected child
with four days of home-like
care in Q Chest institution.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Two More Figures Enter
Annexation Situation

Two more prominent Mont
|gomery County figures entered
the maze of Rockville annexation
problems last night in the per-
sons of State Senator Edward r
Northrop and Montgomery Coun-
|ty Manager M. L. Reese.
Senator Northrop appeared at
annexation hearings held by the
lcity's mayor and council. as at
|torney for Burgundy Estates,
Inc, seeking to add SO acres Of
the former Lyons estate to the
city.
Mr.. Reese was spokesman fol-
Byron A. Chaplin, who purchased
from Mr.. Reese the So acres he
wants annexed.
Both annexation petitions are
for land northeast Of the pres
lent city limits: both present the
city with q problem in conflict
ling planning and zcning j,iris-
Ediction.
The Burgundy Estates prop
|erty, west Of Avery road and
north Of Baltimore road, is In
the jurisdiction Of the Upper
Montgomery Planning Commits
sion.
Chaplin Under Another Board
The Chaplin property, known
las the M. L. Reese Subdivision,
lis south of Baltimore road be-
tween the present city limits and
st. Mary's Cemetery. 1t is under
the coming and planning control
of the Maryland National Capi-
tai Park and Planning Commits
sion.
Annexation provisions Of the
Home Rule legislation passed at
this years session Of the Mary
land Legislature say that land
annexed to a city must remain
under the jurisdiction Of ttS
planning and zoning agency
which has control before annexa-
ltion.
Rockville appointed its own
planning commission last year
and has exercised zoning powers
for 81 years.
Mayor Dickran Y. Hovsepian
|disclaimed any motive Of "enl-
|pire building" in the annexation,
He pointed out that all four
petitions now before the Mayor
and council Originated with 100
per cent of the property owners
in the subject areas"
Glenview Complicates Case
A further complication in the
Burgundy Estates case is Glen
view, the central buildings Of
the Lyon estate. now owned by
the Montgomery County His
torical Society. Glenview is vir-
tually surrounded by the Bur-
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Businessmen Call Move
A Danger to Stability

Silver Spring business leaders last night denounced
proposed So million shopping center major threat
to the economic stability Of the communtys established
business district.
Under attack was request for commercial zoning
of an 89acre tract close to the Sixteenth street gate
business center The rezoning applicant Blair Man
agement Corp proposes center-to be known as Sill
yef Spring Plaza-Wth 80 stores including large de-
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Decher Elected
MILWAUKEE,. o.

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 4 (R.-
Edward p. Decher, secretary Of
the Joint Sewer Commission Of
Newark, N. j., was elected presi-
dent Of the American Public
Works Association yesterday. A
vice president OF APWA for three
years. Mr.. Decher succeeds War;
ran A. Collidge Of Nashville,
Tenn.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

A Prince Georges County police
car was wrecked in Washington
early today after an unsuccessful
attempt to catch q fleeing stolen
car.
The crash occurred at Bladens-
burg road and New York avenue
NE. during a chase which began
on Annapolis road in Bladens-
burg and reached speeds Of 80
miles an hour or more.
The speeding car, occupied by
two colored men, got away after
running through q red traffic
light at the New York avenue
intersection. District police re-
ported they later spotted 1t at
two different parts Of the city,
but lost 1t each time.
Police Car Hits Pole
Police Pvt. Yorke Flynn. jr.,
was forced to swerve to the left
at the intersection to avoid hit
ting a car that halted for the
light and another making q turn
there. AS a result, the police car
struck q pole. bashing In its
front left fender and putting It
out OF commission. The 30-year-
old policeman escaped injury.
Pvt. Flynn, who lives at 1904
Emerson street, Hyattsville, first
stopped the ear on Annapolis
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Man Is Sought
In Girl Attack
SuitIund Student
Accepted Ride

Prince Georges County police
today are searching for man In
his late 20s who criminally as
saulted a 14-year-old Suitland
High School student who ac-
cepted a ride from the stranger
on her way to classes.
Montgomery County police,
meanwhile, were investigating q
series Of reports Of young girls
in the Silver Spring area being
molested last night and Sunday
night.
According to Prince Georges
police, physician examined the
Suitland High School girl at Le-
land Memorial Hospital and con-
Armed that she had been sex
ually assaulted. Police said the
victim gave this account:
On her way to school the man
drew alongside her in his car
and offered her q ride to school.
She got in, but he drove on past
the school and to the 1900 block
Of Walker Mill road.
Threatened With Death
He threatened to kill her If
she did not submit and again
threatened to kill her If she
reported the incident after he
had driven her back to the
school and let her out.
The girl went into the school
as he drove of and then went
home to report the incident to
her parents, who called police.
The victim described the man
as S feet 6, about $50 pounds,
short light brown hair and
wearing a white shirt, khaki
trousers and Army-type boots
covered with a light gray pow
der. He was driving a two-tone
green Buick on which the DASH
board clock had stopped at /
o'clock.
In the Silver Spring incidents,
Detective Sergt. Fred Thraikill
said police are investigating two
reports from last night and one
from Sunday near Piney Branch
road and Flower avenue.
A 17-year-old girl was walking
near her home when a man
walked up to her and touched
her dress. She screamed and
ran into a nearby house.
Occupants Call Police
Occupants of the house
watched through the windows
and saw the man apparently
start to follow another girl. The
homeowners got IN their car
and picked up the girl and then
called police. BY that time the
man had disappeared.
Another 17-year-old walking
in the area was accosted by a
stranger who came UP to her
and placed his arm around her
waist but so lightly she was able
TO twist free and run. He did
not chase her.
Police said they had picked
UP a suspect on the basis Of a
12-year-old girls complaint Sun
day night, but after questioning
he had been released.
In all three Of the Silver
Spring cases, the general de-
scription of the man was SIM
ilar. He was blond, about 80,
five feet nine, wearing dunga-
rees, high-topped shoes and a
khaki shirt.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Another Transit
Deal Explored

A new group today was to
move into the Capital Transit Co.
picture. with q conference with
Public Utilities ommission
Chairman George E. c. Hayes.
The group Washington inves-
tors bringing with them outside
transit experts - planned to 60
over the situation with Mr., Hayes
ito see II they want TO make q bid
for the franchise, which win
lapse next August II under q
law passed by Congress during
the 52-day strike. ( E
Tentative Approach
Today's meeting was "by no
means an offer or even an indica-
Ition Of q. clear desire '.to offer to
bid on the franchise. according
Ito Attorney Max M. Kampelman,
who represents some of the
group.
It indicates only that the group
lis interested In exploring the
matter further. according to Mr..
|Kampelman.
Because Of the tentative ma
|ture Of the talks, Mr.. Kampel-
man declined to identify the
groups members. He refused to
say whether they are bankers,
but he did say there ''is no ques-
ton they are financially capable"
of taking over the. system.
Expert Delayed
Among the outside evaluators
called in by the groups Is Harry
Isaacs, q Minneapolis transit
expert.
An appointment for Mr.. Issacs
and Mr.. Kampelman. with others
of the group. to meeet Mr.. Hayes
yesterday was Cancelled when Mr..
Issacs did not arrive in WASH
ington In time.
At least three potential bidders
were already publicly in the
field before the existence Of the
new group became known. They
include a group that would oper-
ate the system as a cooperative:
a group Of employees and real
estate man Louis Burman.
Mr.. Kampelman. "a. was legis-
lative counsel to Senator Hum
phrey. Democrat Of Minnesota.
until recently. He is a political
scientist who has taught at the
University Of Minnesota. Ben
nington College and Howard Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

rally was the presence of five
mink-clad "Goldwyn girls" from
the forthcoming movie, Guys
and Dolls" The f1ve actresses
were labeled for the day as
Miss Recreation" Miss Adop-
tion," Miss Care for the Aged.
Miss Information" and Miss
HEALTH" symbolizing principal
Community Chest activities.
The county workers will hold
their first general report lunch-
con at 1915 pm. on October
20 at the Manor Country Club.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

gundy Estates property. Annex
alton on the basis Of the pres
|ent petition would leave Glen
view an island Of non-city prop
|erty.
Both petitions were referred
to the city star and city plan
ming commission for study.
Staif recommendations on two
previous applications by Donald
e. Gingery, a Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning
commissioner, and Joseph A.
Geeraert. one of MonJgcm-
cry County's largest subdivision
builders, win be heard ct the
regular meeting Of the Mayor
and Council tonight.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

partmenb store, a reSbaHIAuL, an
office building and 2.100 parking
spaces.
The 8.9-acre site is at the CEN
ter Of q 28.5-acre tract bounded
by Colesyille road, East West
highway. Blair Mil road and the
Eastern avenue boundary line
between Maryland and the Dis
trict.
Arguments for and against the
rezonins were heard by the
Montgomery County Council,
sitting as q district zoning
council In the Montgomery Hills
Junior High School.
Fears Heavy Damage
z. Brooke Lee. a Democratic
leader in the county for many
years, and a director Of the Sil-
yer Spring Board Of Trade,
opened the opposition argument.
"Irreparable damage" would be
caused by the new trading mart,
he said, labelling it q separate,
'c ON peting and intercepting
major shopping location"
To protect Silver Springs
i$l20 million business invest
ment. Mr.. Lee said. 1--WE are re-
lying on the fact that we have
Ian orderly and responsible gov
eminent that will not put in an
linterceptor center"
Leaders of the opposition's &
forces included Attorneys James
IN. Miller. Ralph Miller, T. Rob-
lert Romero and Joe M. Kyle
They declared the new shopping
facility would be on land zoned
land suitable for apartments. and
that the Baltimore g. Ohio Rail-
road northeast of the tract would
prevent the new center's becom-
ling q functional part of the Sill
Iver Spring business district.
They also said the proposed
center would intercept Silver
Spring customers entering the
area from the District on the
south and from Western Mont