Charter Committee Taylor Vatican Talks Von Bock Reported Relieved HHch-Hiker Seized Nominates Five for Reported Involving Of His Command by Hitler In Ax Murder of Proposed Board Post-War Aims Difference of Opinion? U. S. Official, Wife Over Strategy in , Montgomery Action Roosevelt Representative Russia Blamed Suspect's Overalls Places Two Slates to for Bore Expected Leave By the AnoeiiUd Pre*». Bloodstains, In November Election Spain on Monday LONDON, Sept. 23.—^ Renters Illinois Police Say The dispatch from Stockholm lest night Montgomery County THOMAS F. By the Associated Press. Charter By HAWKINS, Committee today nominated Associated Press Poreltn Correspondent. quoted the Swedish newspaper, five candidates for election SPRINGFIELD. HI.. Sept. 23—A to a pro- BERN, Switzerland, Sept. 23.— Svenska Dagebladet. as saying Hit- charter board hitch-hiker, reported by police to posed which would Myron C. Taylor, President Roose- ler two weeks ago relieved Field possible study changes in the county velt's personal representative to the Marshal Pedo von Bock of his com- be wearing bloody overalls, was government. Vatican, has laid the groundwork mand in Russia. seized early today for questioning The committee's nominees are: for collaboration in the The report said Marshal von post-war about the slaying of a St. Louis Fed- Tarlton Brooke of Oakdale, a poul- tasks of world rehabilitation Bock's dismissal followed a sharp eral official and his wife, whose try farmer. through his talks» with Pope Pius difference of opinion with Hitler ; Mrs. Minier Hostetler, Travilah, XII, in the opinion of veteran Vat- over strategy in Russia. The field hacked bodies were found crammed State chairman of it was con- the League of ican observers. marshal, said, wanted to in their automobile on the main ; Women Voters. Mr. Taylor's first audience with centrate on the Caucasus and not highway north of here last night. Stephen James of Linden, chair- the Pope was last Saturday. attack Stalingrad at the same time. overalls man of Montgomery County Selec- Since Saturday, Mr. Taylor also He argued that Stalingrad would The suspect was wearing tive Service Board No. 2 at Silver has conferred with the British and cost too much in casualties. The which bore blood stains, police said. Spring. French envoys to the Vatican and Nazis have been attacking Stalin- The couple had léft their home m Frederic P. Lee of Chevy Chase, the representatives of conquered grad 1 or 30 days and have not yet Monday night, and was believed to chairman of the and and is ex- taken it the forces FIELD MARSHAL FEDOR Draft Board No. 3 Poland Yugoslavia, despite huge have planned a short automobile at Bethesda. pected to talk with other diplo- used. VON BOCK. ride. Thomas M. his final Anderson of Rockville. mats before audience with The report said that during the ~A. P. Photo. Capt. Thomas J. O'Connor of the former Juvenile Court Judge, and the Pope and his departure foi last two weeks Marshal von Bock Illinois State police said they had only Republican on the list. Spain. had beer\ seen in Berlin. been identified as Charles A. Nash, The Swiss re- was assigned to bring Austria "home ■«· η» oMii«s λ rrscnira. telegraphic agency about 56, an attorney and group ' from Rome that Mr. Tayloi Field Marshal von Bock. has ! into the Reich." The committee's action places two ported 62, chief of the Bureau of Internal Rev- held his second audience with the won some of vie- It was Marshal von Bock also who elates In the field, as the county Germany's great ! enue. and Eleanor M. Nash, 49. Au- SMOKE AIDS RANGEE-STYLE States morning. He was tories, but has often been in trouble led German troops into the Sude- commissioners already have se- ATTACK—Crawling through protective smoke, United Pope yesterday j thorities said they apparently had with the 50 minutes. tenland of Czechoslovakia. His name lected their candidates. troops press a Ranger-style attack on their objectives. These simulated battle conditions were pontiff with Hitler. been killed with a handaxe, which appeared frequently in the Polish Pinal approval will be to the of maneuvers at an Eastern seaboard Due to Leave Monday. He was relieved of his duties last was found In the rear seat of the up part training center. campaign in 1939. j voters at the The dispatch said he was ex- December, with several other 1941 sedan. general election No- along When the western offensive be- I vember 3. At that time a referen- pected to leave Rome by plane Mon- leading army figures because he dis- ! Husband's in gan in May, 1940, he compelled Body Trunk.' dum also will be held on whether day after a probable third audience agreed with Hitler over the question Holland to capitulate in Ave days, Mrs. Nash's body was found inside the board shall be established. Transit Orders A Rome dispatch to the Baslei of attacking Moscow, but early this Capital then captured Antwerp, fought bit- the car, but the body of her hus- The Board Nachrichten said that while no of- was called back and in County oi Election year placed terly in Flanders, broke through the band was not discovered until about Supervisors announced that ficial reports were available then command of the 1st Army group today New Buses, Streetcars Weyganad line and on June 14, 1940 three hours later, stuffed in the for to be these reasons foi which is now at the petition a referendum filed appeared fighting Stalingrad marched into Paris. For this small trunk of the machine. Both the Charter Committee New fleets of streetcars and buses Mr. Taylor's visit: and in the Caucasus. by County achievement Hitler made him a flelc their skulls were crushed and there contained The are being added to the District's To discuss American interest in j 8,750 signatures. Marshal von Bock, reported to marshal. i were cuts and bruises on their bod- board's check showed 188 transportation system by the Capital American Catholics in signers protecting have remained a stanch monarch- In the war in Russia he won fame were not and 16 Transit Co. as rapidly as they are Japanese-occupied territory, rela- 5 registered signa- ist both during the Republican and ; as the victor of Smolensk and dur- IIies' Aire WicVi onrin ranllir Um J Wa· m received in an effort to meet tions between the United States and 1 tures could not be read. being * Nazi periods, was a lieutenant gen- ing the winter was in of the the tremendous increase in passen- South American and the | charge struck on the head with a sharp in- Even after those names had been countries, eral when Hitler came to in defense power ; of Kharkov, which he latei strument about 30 Coroner ► deducted, the contained gers brought about by tire and gaso- American Government's protest tc ; times, petition S 1933. In 1935 Hitler picked him to used as his starting base for the and popu- of th< ! j W. L. Dragoo said, although the \ considerable more than the required line rationing expanding VlChy against persecutions head the 8th and later he drive j Army | into the Caucasus. small handax found in the car * 20 per cent of the registered voters, lation. Jews, in the hope that the Vatican 25 new was clean, as it have · the board found. This assures the Within the past few weeks, formally would support the protests though might have been delivered to the Roosevelt laid down the been wiped off. referendum question appearing on streetcars President r all of which are reha- Her body bore many bruises, her » the ballots In the November gen- company, virtually basic principles of post-war Dreiser's 'Poison Tongue' eral already in service. New cars are bilitation after his discussions with New Gains in Center feet were black and weeds were ί election. * delivered at the rate of about Prime Minister Churchill. These caught in her clothing, as though October 13 Is Deadline. being Scored London she had crawled or had » one each day until 67 new cars have were set down in the Atlantic Char- by Paper walked, The board also was advised by its been added. ter. Recent articles in the Vatican Of Stalingrad Are By the Aasociated Press. been dragged some distance before 5 attorney, Charles M. Irelan, that killed. At the same time, 35 new buses newspaper L'Osservatore Romane LONDON, Sept. 23.—The Londor being the Charter Committee has until States Alfred have reached the company, but none set forth the church's views. Daily Mail, in an open letter tx I Attorney Greening October 13 to fife petitions contain- said the man held the of these has yet been put into serv- Three-Point Claimed Nazis Theodore Dreiser, American novel- explained ; ing 2,000 names asking that its nom- Policy. by bloodstains in his overalls ice. The manufacturer, it was re- ist who has just been banned iron by claim- inees for the charter board be placed The Pope's policy, according tt that he had cut while was unable to furnish the making public speeches in Canada ing himself J on the ballot. ported, L'Osservatore Romano, involve; treadle which allows passengers to Russians Counterattacks declared "the half-baked isolation [ shaving. In announcing the nominees, Mr. three points: Coroner W. L. said an ex- open the rear door of the bus, and ism you are still crying is now deat Dragoo Î Gardner said none of them is an 1. The Pope loves all, the happj In Two Sectors Said amination of the bodies Indicated arrangements have been made to and damned." j officeholder and all "will serve on and those who are suffering, gentle- the couple probably had been slain obtain these parts elsewhere. Rubber The carried a 1 a charter board at personal sacri- men and slaves, the poor and the To Have paper front-pagi in St. Louis their and vital metals used in Collapsed Monday night and J fice." formerly rich. The Vatican story, headed "Poison Tongue of Mi eliminated in correspondent ol slayer abandoned the machine about « the treadles are being By the Associated Press. Dreiser." written by the Mail's He added that "all have a pro- the Neue Zuercher Zeitung said thii spe 8 miles north of here because of a ! the new designs. cial staff ii 1 found faith that the county gov- is "a significant denial of the racia BERLIN (From German Broad- writer, George Murray, blowout oin the left rear wheel. The The transit company has ordered commenting on Mr. Dreiser's state ; ernment can improved through theory." casts), Sept. 23.—Adolf Hitler's car, police determined, had re- bev 175 new buses, but It is believed ment that he "would rather th the drafting and submission of a 2. The Pope is now concerned witt said that see mained parked alongside the doubtful that all the remaining 140 headquarters today Germans in than thos j highly charter to the voters." welfare work "for all" and to thi! England traveled for will be delivered. Another order for German troops had gained highway about 12 hours Hie commissioners end the church has rf damn aristocratic horse-ridini : ; yesterday is held sponsored bij before a motorist investigated and ! 100 streetcars also being up. further ground in the "center snobs there now," and other remark 5 completed their slate by naming organization for visiting camps ant saw a body in the machine. The new streetcars are being put of critical of Britons Judge Albert E. Brault, trial magis- helping refugees, prisoners ant Stalingrad," notwithstanding and their war ef into service on the Eleventh street, Hitch Hiker Suspected. trate at the Bethesda Police Court others. obstinate resistance, and main- fort. Florida avenue-U street, Qeorgia Norman B. Eshleman, Internal and director of the County Civilian 3. The humanitarian welfare ο tained their attacks on Red "You are known, of course, as ai • avenue-Seventh street and North Revenue agent and Mr. Nash's su- i Defense Council, in place of Mr. the whole word is the Pope's objec· Army forces in the Caucasus. eminent novelist," the Mail articl Capitol street lines. perior, said Mr. Nash bad worked Gardner, who had refused to ac- tive now and after the war. said. "It is only that fact that give Russian counterattacks both at 5, Monday and that when he failed to cent the nomination. "It is certain," said the Journal di your statements any sort of interest. Stalingrad and within the Caucasus report yesterday he assumed that Geneve, "that when he thi The letter concluded: ; Branlt Praised. judges were declared to have collapsed. he was ill. moment favorable, he will throv In their resolution placing: Mr. Chinese Soldier Sought Bombers were reported to have dam- "Your most famous novel, Mi Mr. Eshleman said Mr. Nash had himself into the effort to haster is Brault'e name on the charter board, aged a floating dock and a freighter Dreiser, 'The American Tragedy 'been an employe of the bureau for peace." What a it r the commissioners declared that he Hotel Theft in a Caucasian harbor. tragedy would be fo more than 15 years and that he was In $20 The paper declared, however, tha "is amply familiar with the laws, the America if you and other odditie s in of 30 Internal Revenue this moment has "Northwest of Voronezh," high charge Police today were searching for not yet arrived- who think like were to hav ε the government arid the conduct command said, "the· enemy lost 35 you agents in Missouri. He said there and two thieves, one a Chinese wearing but that industrialists on both side; their operation of Montgomery tanks in the course of severe de- way." was nothing to indicate he had any a soldier's uniform, who took money, unofficially had discussed the pos County." fensive fighting." ençpiies. and valued at $65 sibilities of compromise here ant If Mr. Gardner had withdrawn his jewelry clothing In this the soldiers use to scale the picture rope netting had concluded were (It is in the Voronezh area, on name after charging that three of in robberies reported yesterday. they scanty ^all of a moat. —A. P. miles north- D. C. Firm Gets Contrac ^ the commissioners' nominees "had Claude E. Anderson, 4100 block of Wlrephotos. that the Germans "will to the end ο the upper Dbn 300 a the conflict a clear west of Stalingrad, that the Rus- previously attempted to destroy the Fourteenth street N.W., night clerk give impressior Steinhardt Will Leave of while sians have launched di- For charter movement by issuing mis- at a hotel in the 500 block of I force," England, which hel· repeated Army Buildings a in alone after the French cer versional offensives against the for U. S. Visit leading statements." street N.W., said Chinese Army Aiasxan jinianon noues ueatn up fell, The War Department has an Turkey two bills from oooo, Army would not now. German left flank.) The three, he said .are Joseph A. uniform snatched $10 tainly give up nounced that the Army Engineer 5 By the Associated Press. of the hotel have cot] ■ Cantrel, J. Bond Smith and Rogert his hand in the lobby Without details, the German com- awarded the contract for ANKARA, Turkey, Sept. 22 (De- Whiteford. and escaped bv running south on Declares Of Seven in Plane Crash mand said that "our own local en- struction of miscellaneous build J. Magnuson States Ambassador street N.W. at layed).—United Judge Brault, a member of the Sixth By tb* Associated Preas. terprises were followed up success- ings Arlington, Va., to Walter Έ Representative Magnuson. Demo- Labor for Fuel Laurence A. Steinhardt of the Southeastern Uni- Frank A. McLaughlin, a White Supply fully" on the central and northern Avery, Washington, at a price be aftnounced faculty of declared PRESQUE ISLE, Me., Sept. 23- House of 1825 New Hamp- crat, Washington today fronts. tween $50,000 and $100,000. today that he expected to leave * versity Law School for the past six policeman, The death of an Army plane's entirt shire avenue N.W., to police on his retift-n from Alaska that the Problem in Sweden Turkey this week end for the United years, also is president of the reported crew of seven left Investigators to- "Strong fighter squadrons at- T. Edgie Russell, Frederick, Md that his apartment was entered be- was States. Leland-Bradley Citizens' Associa- war situation was "very good" in day with only wreckage to help then How to supply the country witl tacked with destructive effect the given the contract for clear i tween 1 p.m. yesterday and 2 a.m. tion, a delegate to the Montgomery the Territory. seek the cause of the craft's crash sufficient fuel to prevent furthe supply depots and railway communi- ing, grading, installing drainag s After a few weeks of conferences ! this and and County Civic Federation and a mem- morning clothing jew- In a wooded of the Soviets in the and paving roads and aprons ii ι with President Roosevelt and the "The joint Army and Navy com- grove six miles north- restrictions on economic activitie cations region elry valued at $45 stolen. Prince Md. s ber of Rock Creek Council of the east of here yesterday. has become the big problem ii of Rzhev," the high command said. Georges County, Thi State Department he plans to return « mand is clearly now offensive- is Knighte of Columbus. The plane, which officials of tin Sweden, it is reported in Stockholm (The Russians recently stabbed job also in the $50,000 to $100,00 ) to Ankara. Mrs Steinhardt and \ minded," he told a "The both price range. their will remain here. 25 reporter. Presque Isle air base said "crashec The worst winter in many year deep into Nazi-held territory daughter Firestone Cuts Pet occupation of the Aleutian Islands in poor visibility" while on a rou- curtailed timber cutting and ship above and below Rzhev, 130 miles in Brief tine fell near an of Moecow.) Congress Off Cost of 'Bofors' by Japan has definitely been turned trip, open potaU ping and has affected industria northwest Ï» the Amoeiatod Près·. field about a mile from the Aroos- output, building, transportation am The communique said German to our advantage by the foavy, giving Senate: Br the Associated Press. took River. Nearby residents sale farming. and Finnish fighters had shot down us the to sink Japanese saw the ι Continues debate on stabilization AKRON, Ohio, Sept. 23.—The opportunity they plane burst into flame: Large-scale transfer of skilled la 19 Soviet planes in the north with- FREE PARKING CAPITAL GARAGI ί we otherwise would have been in the air. bill. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. re- ships bor to forestry is resulting in highe out a loss. unable to get to. It has clipped The victims were livin Civil Service Subcommittee con- ported today it had effected a 25 per Identified bj production costs and lower offensive wings if she had air base as eiders Federal employes overtime cent cut in the cost of producing Japan's headquarters Lts. R. 1 standards. Nevertheless, present in any idea of using the Aleutians as a Drogula, pilot, and J. co are considered OPEN UNTIL 9 pay bill. Bofors 40-millimeter anti-aircraft Q. Crocker, dustrial operations Swiss Trains Shortened P.M. THURSDAY stepping stone for an attack against pilot;. Sergts. William H. Finch and unemployment i Judiciary Subcommittee hearing guns. satisfactory Reviewing the change-over from Alaska." Billy J. Hill, George E. Simmons low. The decline in export indus Trains in Switzerland are being on anti-poll tax bill. Mr. who with civilian to virtually 100 per cent war Magnuson, Repre- Lawrence A. Robinson and Josepl tries and those hit by raw materia shortened and extra coaches are Defense Committee hears sentative Johnson, Demo- 8peclal work, the company said the saving Lyndon Mortlno. shortages is offset by large invest added only when the normal number Army witnesses on aviation. of Texas, visited the Territory Home was achieved by methods worked out crat, addresses and ages wen ι ments in industries engaged in re are filled to capacity with both Interstate Commerce Committee as of the House not in collaboration with Army en- representatives available. arming Sweden. seated and standing passengers. considers resolution to investigate Naval Affairs said the gineers. Committee, Federation of Musicians forces in the American Firestone also reported its Bofors morale of the fighting for ban on recorded music. was ■y.·.-y.·: plant increased output 30 per cent Territory "very good." Relations Committee con- said the Foreign since last August 15 and 1,000 per Representative Magnuson front siders Mexican claims bill. cent since Pearl Harbor. Alaskan front "is the toughest Houae: in the world for either Japan or the Works toward showdown vote on United States." anti-inflation legislation. Harmful Shells Agriculture Committee calls in Hundreds of "dummy" shells filled Secretary Wickard and Selective with propaganda leaflets and news- Shells Fail to Hit Service Director Hershey for dis- papers are fired by the Russians into Ship, cussion of farm manpower needs. the German lines. Italian Sub Uses Torpedo By the Associated Press. Gunners on an Italian submarine Dr. James Ε. West Elected had such poor aim that the subma- rine was finally forced to expend a valuable torpedo to send a medium- Simple when you know how Chief Scout of Boy Scouts sized United States merchant ship it's done. All the Styleplus to the bottom last month, the Navy Factory did was to open a disclosed today in announcing the to Establish Τ salesroom here in Wash- Helped ship's loss off the northern coast of Juvenile South America. ington, and Presto!—the Court, One of 19 survivors who reached same smart styles, fabrics— an Ea.it Coast said the subma- Here port and sensational prices as in Playgrounds rine closed in to short range and un- tried to shell their ves- Baltimore are here for you! Br th· AMoci*t«d Pre*ι. successfully sel. Half the shells went wild. As in the Styleplus Factory, NEW YORK. Sept. 23.—The elec- "They were awful marksmen." one Dr. James E. West as chief you save an average of 40% tion oi member of the crew said. Scout of the Boy Scouts of America —the middleman's Nineteen men were missing from profit was announced yesterday by the Na- the ship, which was the first an- and markup on Executive Board. tional nouncement of a Western Atlantic HE WORLD'S BIGGEST SELLING Creation of this new post will re- sinking in six days. It brought the of the organiza- quire amendment total of announced neutral and constitution, which is ex- tion's United Nations sinkings in the West- to be accomplished on or be- STYLEPLUS LIGHTWEIGHT HATI pected ern Atlantic to 472. 1943. fore June 1, Survivors were adrift 23 days in served as chief Scout Dr. West has the South Atlantic, where the attack executive for more than 30 years. occurred, before they were picked up ALL-WOOL FALL The fact that Dobbs Cross is the That office will be filled by Dr. El- Country by a United Nations freighter. One bert K. Fretwell, professor of educa- man was slightly wounded in the world's selling hat should tion at Columbia University. attack. SUITS & TOPCOATS biggest lightweight of the Walter W. Head, president The Navy did not disclose how the mean to Because if it weren't Board, said the everything you! National Executive men knew the attacker was Italian, on Dr. West honor was conferred but on August 18 the Italian high the lightest, the liveliest, the smartest look- "because of his unique accomplish- command said this ship was sunk to in behalf of boys." The title *1960 ments one of in *25 it never by their submarines the could have with that held by m ing lightweight, pleased will correspond DR. JAMES WEST. Atlantic. The Famous Hoi brook F abrita, $26.BO the late Lord Baden-Powell, founder so many thousands of men! of Scouting. Styleplus Clothes have been sold for on the care of dependent children fenerations America at Among past accomplishments of 4 RAF Planes Downed throughout He a Citizen's Committee standard retail You save the Dr. West are the helping to estab- organized prices. and the President to es- persuaded difference by buying from the makers. _ lish a Juvenile court and a play- Over Nazis tablish a Juvenile Court in Washing- France, Say system in Washington, the 5.00 ground ton. Later he was appointed t Br the Associated Press. * of more than 2,000 home- placement judge in the court. BERLIN (Prom German Broad- SALESROOM less children in childless homes and Dr. West also promoted the Wash- casts), Sept. 23.—Four British the first conference on the care of ington Playground Association anc planes were shot down over the STYLEPLUS FACTORY dependent children called at the was instrumental in getting an ap- Channel coast of France 13th & F STS. N.W. White House by President Theodore yesterday, propriation sufficient to put the en- the German communique said today Second Floor 214-15-16-17 Roosevelt. A Little Haul for Us! HOMER BLDG. K14™. tire on a were re- G movement forces SIDNEY playground per Light German Entrance en 13th St. Open Tomorrow 12 Noon to 9 P.M. WW, Dr. West was the organizer and m&nent basis. He also played t i ported to have bombed strategic A Big Saving for You! G. secretary of President Theodore large part in opening the Monu objectives near Dover and shot ^ Roosevelt's White House Conference ment Grounds for playing baseball down three barrage balloons. ^2 *£2 ^♦EUGENE œT^^RËSlDENT^^

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