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24 THE SUN, BALTIMORE, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 29, 1946 F1SHIV.IX THE SUNJohn Erhardt dozes and waits. LOTS OF BAIT Hundreds of men, women and children, fishing for gudgeon, lined the banks of Gunpowder Falls yesterday afternoon. EARLY START Robert S. Thornton. 3.

Women And Children Go MOTORIST ACCUSED Minister In, Druggist Out, A Fishing For The Gudgeon Police Fill Prescription TRAFFIC JAMMED AT GARDEN SHOW "No Parking" Signs Ignored In Sherwood Area Hien the flowers bloom in Sherwood Gardens on a sunny Sunday afternoon, nature lovers apparently give little thought to "No Parking" signs. At least that is the impression Visitors and residents of Guilford received yesterday as an estimated 40,000 persons visited the seven-acre residence of John W. Sher- wood. Parking in this Block Today" signs were posted on trees along Northway from York road to Underwood road, but it made little impression on motorists as they thronged to the gardens. Twenty-five cars were counted parked in these blocks.

Lieut. David Sachs, of the Northern district, said that if only one sign is posted warning "No Parking In This Block Today," then all parking on both sides of the street is banned. Two Blocks In 15 Minutes Traffic was so heavy that a cab driver, Charles II. Baker, reported it took him fifteen minutes to go two blocks along Greenway. At 3 P.M.

it took a station wagon tv mintdjia a I 1 tween Hishfleld and Stratford roads on Oreenwav. Althnucrh th trafR Viakmu there were only four policemen de ivui jjunufmcii ae tailed to handle it, the Northern district reported. At approximately 2.45 P.M., a radio car passed along Northway, but made no attempt to tag the cars, even those parked directly under the "No Parking" signs. When a reporter returned to a half hour later, some of the (Continued on Page 12, Column 5) On Inside Pages Dorothy Lamour's son christened at "private" service Page 12 Old Oriole Park dedicated as playground as Baltimore Youth Week opens Page 16 Seventy-five Maryland soldiers listed aboard troopship due at New York Page 8 Plaque to World War II veterans dedicated. Page 8 Sobeloff upholds merit board's rating of war veteran for municipal job Page 9 SPECIAL NOTICES last day.

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Saratoga Stl I I ED BROGKMAN DIES BY HIS OWN HAND Veteran Umpire Was Familiar Figure To Sports Fans Ed Brockman, veteran baseball umpire and boxing and wrestling referee, died yesterday at the Springfield State Hospital of in juries he inflicted on himself there last Thursday. Dr. James T. Marsh, deputy medical examiner for Carroll county, said he had returned a verdict of suicide in the death. Dr.

Marsh said Mr. Brockman, who had been' a patient at the Sykesville institution since last Monday, stabbed himself in the neck and stomach with a table knife. Rallied, Then Succumbed The medical' examiner said he understood that Mr. Brockman had obtained the knife in the dining room and that he believed, but could not say for certain, that the sports official had stabbed himself there. After the stabbing, Dr.

Marsh said, Mr. Brockman rallied and yesterday morning physicians at the hospital reported his condition was fair. Suddenly, however, he worsened, and in midaftcrnoon he died. Mr. Brockman, whose full name was Edward C.

Brockman. was 57. His son, Schilling, said he had been in increasingly poor health during tne past several months. Called Most Booed, Best Liked A tall, rangy man. with a ruddv face and a balding head in his later years.

Mr. Brockman had been a familiar figure to Baltimore sports lans since World War I. Unicrsally respee'ed for his competence and honesty, which was ever above question, he none the less was subjected to the indignities (Continued on Page 7, Column 3) STAKTTjHG PAY FOR 5-MY WEEK POSITIONS FOR YOT1G WOMEN -tt Pay Increases to $32 In One Year Continues Upward to Top of $42 A CHANCES FOR ADVANCEMENT IN CAREERS FOR A FUTURE -to ft it -Ci THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO. CP BALTIMORE CITY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 320 ST. PAUL PLACE Cello Waxed Floors reflect good living CELLO WAX LIQUID OR PASTE IT'S WASHABLE gallon Order Cello Wax by Mail or Call SAratoga 4321 HUTZLER'S DOWNSTAIRS EXPERT AUTO PAINTING rrr cuaiiauiuH Bim lun.

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28 DR. LOUIS HAMMAN. OF HOPKINS, DIES Coronary Thrombosis Fatal To Famous Diagnostician Dr. Louis Hamman, associate professor of medicine at the Johns Hopkins Medical School since 1932, president of the Association of American Physicians in 1940 and one of the outstanding diagnosti cians of the country, died yesterday morning at the Johns Hopkins Hos pital. He was 68.

Dr. Hamman, who apparently was in good health until the end of last week, was stricken by coronary thrombosis yesterday morning at his home, 8 West Read street. He was moved to the hospital where he was given medical care by his two associates at the Hopkins Hospital, Dr. Charles W. Wainwright ana ur.

Benjamin Baker. Wife Died Early This Month Dr. llamman's wife, who was the director of social service at the Harriet Lane Home for Invalid Children at the Hopkins Hospital, died early this month. The son of John A. and Mrs.

Agatha Haseneyer Hamman, Dr. Hamman was born here on Decem ber 21, 1877. After his high school education at Calvert Hall College he received his bachclor-of-arts degree at old Rock Hill College, in Ellicott City, in 1895 and immedi- atey started the study of medicine at the Johns Hopkins Medical School where he received his de gree in medicine in 1901. He was interne in 1901 and 1902 and resident physician until 1903 at the New York Hospital, New (Continued on Page 7, Column 4) Last 2 Days at TIMES ROSLYN Crime Doctor "JUST BEFORE DAWN" PlUs: Raj Milland "CRYSTAL BALL" Midnight Tomorrow at TIMES Wednesday at ROSLYN First Run! Daring Defender of Justice! "lie SIABOW 99 Plus Crushing Drama of Battling Youth! "RAGGED ANGELS" Joel McCrea Walter Brennan Marjorie Main Jascha Heifet2 TIMES ROSLYN 1700 N. Charles 850 N.

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OF 80-MILE SPEED Six Charges Filed As Sequel To Race With Policeman Last night was a busy one for Robert Bonnette, but he's going to be even busier on Wednesday when he faces the magistrate at the Hale thorpe police station to answer six charges arising out of what State police said was an 80-mile-an-hour chase. Bonnette. who is 23 and lives in the 200 block Harlem avenue, is charged with reckless driving, exceeding 70 miles per hour, failing to drive in the proper lane, failure to obey an oflicer's signal, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and displaying license tags listed to another vehicle. Beginning Of The Chat At about 8 o'clock last night State Trooper Carl F. Breeland said he gave chase to an automobile going 70 to 75 miles an hour down the Fort Meade-Jessups road.

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It was ladies' day on Gunpowder Falls yesterday when hundreds of women and children lined its banks to catch the seasonal gudgeon. One old-timer watching the women, who were dressed in everything from shorts to mink coat and Nylons to bobby sox, commented: "Ike Walton would roll over in his grave Li he could see this." Nevertheless, the weaker sex proved its ability as fisherrren or is it fisherwomen? and pulled in its share of the tiny water denizens. 'This Fish Is Looking At Me" To be sure, almost every fish was landed with a short squeal of horror, while other sounds, -rarely heard on a fishing stream, sounded from one bank to the other: "Eddie, mine's swallowed the hook. Take it off for me, will you?" "Billy, this fish is looking at me. I can't take it off the hook." "Daddy, bait my hook for me." Many of the persons out yesterday got in their cars on the spur of the moment when the day turned out to be so beautiful.

Others were in organized groups, which had been planning the outing long in advance. Catch Below Expectations Although everybody managed to catch a few fish, results on th wcre not as satisfactory as Ihfifl hAAn onf ni had been anticipated Tho Avnorfa nMrlhntn4 lilt 1 Cifl' lively small number of gudgeon to i'" 'j ouiai iiuiuuci gudgeon VO lne fact that the dogwood blossoms have almost disappeared and said pat last week there were so many fish a person could pull them in as fast as he could bait his hook xesterdav. thpv saiH ih wood blossoms were disappearing a gooa sign mat tne gudgeons have laid their eggs and are now heading back to the ocean waters whence they came. Hot Dogs In Lieu Of Fish One group, consisting of about 100 members of the Highland Fishing Club and their families, set up camp on an open patch of ground. While some of the members showed the women and children how to rig their tackle, others set up a keg of beer and its cooler, and others prepared a fire and started cooking hot dogs "just in case we don't catch any fish." As it turned out, however, the SPECIAL NOTICES Maybe your roof is in worse shape than mr.

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party landed a good mess of cud- geon, perch and eels which wcre cleaned under the direction of the club president. Ax Nielan. and fried to a delicious hrAwn ii nHor the supervision of Arthur Volpe. Boy, 3, Tries To Land One After eatint? the fish dogs, the older folk sat back in the snaae ana relaxed while the youngsters played ball or continued fishing. Down the stream a few hundred yards from the large group, Robert S.

Thornton, 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene S. Thornton, of the 2600 block Wendover road, was trying hard to catch his first fish A few yards farther, Mrs. Lorraine Duvall, of the 3100 block East Biddle street, and Mrs.

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Eve. CH. 8181 Services went on as scheduled last night at the Frederick Avenue Methodist Church, but credit an assist to the Northwestern district police. An hour before church time, the minister the Rev. George Edwin MacDorman stepped into a drug store at Lafayette avenue and Poplar Grove street to make a phone call.

When he finished a few minutes later the store was closed and locked. He told a telephone operator his trouble, and the police radio broad cast the minister's plight Interviewed By Telephone The Rev. Mr. MacDorman was in terviewed by phone while a police squad car was on the way. i can see where there any story in this, the Rev.

Mr. Mac Dorman said. "I'm here. I'm not hurt. I just want to get out and home as quickly as I can." "I must say they are very care less," he added.

'How did they know I was a minister? They must be very trusting persons. "I really didn't have any right to answer this phone, but I thought it might be somebody trying to get me out." Wait For Proprietor The minister went In the drug store shortly before 6 P.M. About 6.30 radio car No. 39 manned by Patrolmen Herbert Howard and Louis Eibler arrived. Like the Rev.

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EElmont 11B9 NO DEALERS. WANT TO BUY SMALL HOTJSE IN NORTHERN SECTION NOT OVER I90O0. HJU. BUM. ister's release by violent means, so the party settled down to wait for the arrival of the proprietor, J.

H. Greenfeld, of the 4300 block of Pimlico road. Mr. Greenfeld arrived at 6.58 P.M. Epworth League services at which the Rev.

Mr. MacDorman was scheduled to speak, were due to begin at 7 o'clock. Regular services were set for 8 P.M. "Ought To took Around Considering the circumstances police reported later, the minister was remarkably patient. However, he said he told Mr (Continued on Page 8, Column 2) Judge Mauley's Aulo Is Stolen Judge Michael J.

Manley's 1941 model automobile was stolen from a parking lot at 7 North Paca street sometime between 9.45 P.M. Saturday and 2.45 A.M. yesterday The judge reported that he dis covered it missing when he emerged from a dance at the Elks Club, the police said. The police intermittently broad cast Instructions to radio cars yes terday and last night to search all parking lots and garages for the vehicle. tatcliceise Law NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Sheriff of Baltimore City to all persons and corporations, doing- business in the City of Baltimore and requiring a State License or renewal of the same to obtain that license on or before April 30, 1946.

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