davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

I'M uries suf-
fere ID in an
a automobile &C
cident.
Word Of the
accident a n d
the young sol
dier's q @ a { h
w a s received
by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer j. GUM
don, 17i0 Col
lingWood ave-
nue.
GuindOn was
graduated from
Culver in 1923
and later at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Crude Oil Price Cut

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Fed-
leral Price Administrator Leon
Henderson today fixed ceiling
prices for high grade Pennsylvania
crude oils, ordering a cut OF APP
.prOximatelY Is cents q barrel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

CARDS acct emery cIvfl Resisira-
ton. s30z 0riffins Ca3h Store
groceries acct emere relief Mrs
Curtis Jone6 1886 Miss Power Co
Lxhts serv. acct c. II and FTgds
szl6i. J n. Causey, enief Insp
amt due acct audit Of city ts5s75
state Game and F1Sh Co, acct 50
PR cent fines collected $500 W
r Stephens, coslst fees IN convict
cases. f70s0 d. b Hobby. J p
fees IN convict eases. si2@ Mrs
Thelma Stevenson witness IN State
EAk. witness IN 6tAteFzifvioaiAfrn
- Sherman Howard. 500 Martin
perxak withs lnnas shmshm zhm
Kasperzak witness IN State -
sherman Howard. eim AIRS J p
Porter. witness N State vs. Sherman
Howard. s1M J p Porter. witness
II STATE " Sherman Howard. 500
l. r. Denny. J p fees IN Convict
cases sAm Geo ? Wood Ex OF
J r fees IN Convict Cases, S4m. J.
z Thompson. Marshall. fees n con
cases t&M GuIeY Grocery Co
groceries scrt con camp.
DistFiet No. / Read Fund
George Cumbesi I'd foreman
$1,000 Seward Kirkwood 2 dyx
shovel VIZ $50 j b Gibson. prfs
and gas acet nd va. x590i ROY .
Cumbcst gas and oil arct ra Va
ti8M Mrs ) ~ Stune. gas and oil
acct &c wk sil& h l. Vincent
gas and Oh acct I'd wk- SAT. l. L.
HaFia. grader wk sio0o8 Horace
Pierce. drfF. tractor 2 dyE- sz160
Edison Coleman, driT. tractor 8 dyz-
sie10 HughIe Roberts shovel wk
! dyS. @0 0ilbeg1 Nelson. truck
hire ] dy. COO Standard on Co.
aeszel OF acct I'd meh.. S285T. Tai
bots MotoT CO, parts and lAbor per
and 1881 s673l The Texas Co
gas and oil per lnv3- No 08Ss14 and
osss25 and os&ooa acct I'd wk-.
sse2
District No. 2 Read Fund
J. A. Byrd sal I'd foreman acc
% Andrew Newman = cys. at $50
$3.50 Joe Rogers. S.. e ays st
$50. $3.50 Standard OH Co.
diesel oil acct I'd. ss4S. Talbot
Motor Co parts and labor per Inys
No io2oe and IO90l acct I'd wk
5000 Guf Refining Co gas and
Of per lnY8 No. s7T7&s and s7so87
ts246
District No. J Read Fund
Talbot Motor Co part and labor
per inv Ne. fil02 i0ss-IioIi-iI2S-
ii2s5-ll3t5-Ii3es and 1900. s4IR2
So Specially Sales Co. Aug. rent
for 50 tractor. s9e.ie. Claude
Pierce 3 dyx I'd * mo aug.
5000 Aurt Taylor. Is dyS I'd. wk
NO Aug $500 Tire Texas Co..
gas and oil per tnvx. 1851
Dtstrici No 4 Read Fun6
Ais. Re. Supply Co ! mod az
Tan Dr. with Il % loN pres tires
lean whl frt axle and hwy daty
oil mix mosdeoare pr order b OF
s. t56osA Oscar nilman. Mis-
sIssippl Poxer Co. Z S Davis and
Sons txine. xhogek and cord. s6Sz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

Noaerp Auto s e. gas. OIL and
repairs sg6Ne Seharrs Cervice Sta
gas and oil. a. George PahE1
= dya laa1r a. $50. $3.50. Bay
Flour I'D Pee C kckef ard
uraa. shears q IS Paul Seymour
10 dys labor at 240 k7xM. ]. n.
SeymosE &c G labor a 40. t8on
z VolveGieh. . cyS labor Al 20,
5000 C. Hullack 4 dFN labor 81
go kI260 Hablr Moe 8 dyS labor
a. so s25W MIS- ". .. Hawies. !
dys labo7 At 200. 500 Q S Baker
I'd foreman 5000 r Lawson. z
d. labor AZ go. $40 j. l. Bar
ioN rel acct mat pd for. $1f@
Dates suuer Service. gas and o.
arcE ri VA Sso6e Oscar Tillman,
= oYS b. go $50 Mississippi
Power Co aery per canu for nc
Aug sle4
Districi Ne. 5 Read Fund
J A Ha3les opF graaz "a dys
g7se0 A r HayenS. opf trac. a
cva aG52g EloF Taylor. oBr. grader
~ dTs. s72m Andres Gil. 7 dr.
Fd work sI6E0 Jimmie Farley. 5
ass no wk si2N Pred Roberts.
KS aFs I'd foreman, s75m NJ T.
Ogerstneei - dTH re Ak 5000. a.
+ Roberts g dys rd wk. &i00 J.
J. Ware. Il DAYS I'd AZ and 8 dvk
Tx 5000 Lawrence 0aff. I d.
I'd Wk g. A. pIinis HaTenz. c deA
re va s12s0. Norris Jones. 2 uys
I'd vi $3.50 v c Ravens. "a az
I'd wk. sc 40 LonsO Boon. ; Is
ri VI sT19 Alma Golf. : dya y.
VII $50. 4 I Roberts. = dys. II
VA $50 c L Dees. supplies. So +
vaneieave Service Station. supple
SIS me LAsro Co. p drums Ira
tor transmission sac TOO az is
slI200 Standard Oh Co gas ar
OF As per inesa ss2G4 The Tex
Co. gas per invs. xis2i Table
Motor Co. part and labor as p
inys.. E<T.
Read Maintenance Fund
Eugene RODRIGUEZ sal Co H
way patrol mo aus $4,000 c 2
Hudson sal co hiwav pat m
Aug. $1,000 " II Nelson. j
reni q mch per agree ne OF Aus
sIoona Alsz Cnlyert AGeh. CO. reH.
on 1-el0 ga cntyre NIX bltm. d1sl
per co1iS. due Aug IS. 1871 siss o.
Gallon Iron Work and Asfg c.
Rent for Aus. on Is ton Tari NJ
roller per eontr. sl56As F T Pug.
0pef and repair drag Is ms. u
Toe. $3.50 Lester Malleste or
tractor 208 hrs. at eOe. sta4E0 o 3
Coleman opr grader z0e hrs a.
0c. sl2sm Barney Nelson. drig
uk 3s6 hrs n SOC, sfEM0 O Z
Stirred repairing gears. ssl5I p
l. Pool welding tractor chs =
hrs at SOC. $500 Buster Sullivan
We tract chs Is hrs n soc. s75e
Dosy Russell veid tract ems. 10 hrz
III sc 500 Eddie Lockard 20 dgs
serv making thing acct co vice
wosk 81 $40 per Gas. $500 Tai
bokt Motor Co parts and lahoH
acct I'd mch per Inv sa05 Ms
ExpoFt r. r. Co frgt chgs OF p
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EXECUTION

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON.
HLhLhAiA BANK a TRUST COMPANY.
vs. NO. fgsa
E L MARTIN Fl AL
S0tses d b~rehV Eisen that ~ vIrsae
q = Srn q ezseattgn issued b. Pred Tar
uY gierk - The Chsnaew Caarf q gsak-
go GQauiy. Mississippi aH 3 gasxnsnf
reaesree 10 The shove stTleS enuaa eaa4
I ahe unsarsiensd J. Gax Krshs. sha-IN
e 4scksaa CaaEy. Mississippi lave
seKHa or he pruperts asrsinaftes g.
ssiesA and noses = furthef given hereav
asaz o. MondaE uetaheF G IslI.
hnK ths fms Meaaax = sald nossH. i
- within lzNfgi hgsrh 81 he fraut
AaE = rs saaft hoEs4 - Jackson Gaan-
rs HNgusaenz uffeT for sae ane sefI ~
na9 out-cv e the htshsst and 49,
azaasf fer easks ~ faEzas4nE daafihea
81 Ffapef1 HEiee pu = 81 or = saf-
assssy iaafeaf = saslafy sd szawm@-.
ane nnsu to-NztE
ne faluaaHs assrrasd tract - hud
szaaaEe1 tu Eazszan ~. Iuaaahin E saash
AaaEs 9 MaE IHcksan CaanUg. MaEa
sagHH and hassd@ b. : las ruunznz a
fezaase. to-Ni4s
Hseinaiue = The Rsrsasass corner =
s4a sectien =. TsNnsksp { sauta. nzae-
{ #@l 4aekHa# GQ42Ws MassslunA 80
fsea hens re- Wet AIaas ~ aarsA
aas - sss saelaaa e. ehsrs = -
E#sHsa4t raFnW ~ Lot 3 u sad &aa1an.
aHa 5Ham thaaas Hun &oasH aa-E - -
aas - LIZ : II Hasa seetion q astzses
Il = enaiaa e sas raaa - h-evdaalaa
sHH fHam So HsiHt e haafanInn -
sra ahaE HAe East lia# = ssif Ez
go = Lot = Haa SeHeHaH : fzsaass =
E shalns tasaaa ran ~ h. Bzsaa
lzaa1zR Aeaa Ha q haHsaHHu aTasaaa
asaH saM hAzaa CaaaGa = = ran4 -
H#@ ANFul H4# N@f - us Huint - -
EzHHzaE aaa Nzza Eeaaa - kasf Is ~
Eaza - e~ezzaH5Hz ana eaHaaiuTna =
aHa u1rs e - bzaaasH - us zzaa
81 Haa hufth Eaat ans kazth a. Aaas
HziaG b. Sc HaheFaA Eaas 4 Mraas
geuHAHT = hazaAzsns 80 e. tz Mzzs
- nzga1 Castle
MHaaa e. Aaza lhA - 4h e. =
~esE.a1aar. ts41=
J CRY EREBs
EhaHH = gazaaaH
c0zg1. MAaM5nEz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

jackson Mis- SEPT iT-The
Mazgag.pn STATE ErpYUezt Ser
sa4 f4les uzare taxa fone toN IN
Aaz,at sss highest nGznasr q
placements fr any month n tAs
agsnefs fnur-veAy history Director
RAYMOND L Sullivan rePorS
ne labor requirements o. na-
tscaaai defense construction we're
urfnrluaIiv responsible for the new
placement record OF the total To-
So placements GsA were On pub
le mrnNctt and IsU IL private en-
usoyrannk IRE August total "a
1851 better ihan the record o.
2 taE set r. jay
The public placement record eur-
.ne August exceeded ne total Of
gsIs public placements made dur
lne Ire entire SIX months FROM
January 70 June
Nearly hAh the August p1a1e-
uenM h87G we're made AZ Biloxi.
Shsfe construction Of the q 5.
AYnF air school is 81 3 peak -
employment Although iris Is the
only large defense project IN Ms
sisslnpi now IN fun progress de-
Tense construction wa also in part
responsible for the if2i placements
mace hy the GreenviIle office. the
sss a. Hsttieso1rg. 80 81 Gulfport
ard ss7 az jackson.
The state Employment Service
eree1He6 3 &q applications for en-
ployment tn August including IL
l54 neW applications and I3.l05 re-
neaA& The four offices which re-
ceived the largest nunbeI o. rp-
plications are those nearest The
States largest defense projects
namely. jackson 4.kSs. Biloxi.
S065 Greeuvllle. 1850. ana Colum-
bus. i5ls
At the end Of August these Of
fioez had the following total &C
uve files Columbus. Is. 7ss. Jack
son 1890: GreenuIle, $3.50. and
Biloxi. l542
A general increase IN interest II
the prospect Of Jobs Was reflected
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

Asaaas Bsusss 81 ays rook ~ c1
csrnp niM v 6 HaNen9 CT
ca ICES n os=stet cases So A
7 NAaeae y ~ D. dtTeetDs Hlsh
Deuts sisB1l J. NJ EpanN IT
sansEAF5 N1nzxasf $500 Willis Belle
smith p VI nurse Ne l. stEaM.
W1tilmsnn zAMisF. n II nWra No
q fi2M TlsetnsA Garrett CA Ne
l. SEA nogokzsy Rhoaea CA Nc.
2 ser TR = r ssoza Services
1920 DT p A Tfoxuursn. services
sl1u Dr. c z Gray services
si2M n J p colseY. Services
si2m Etfei SuYoe taxffrss3 s1oe
O g State Bank rent fw Office
$50 E r seafse ard saFE sap
eaW American Surgical sup C
SIP sI3N H4rcing DIRK Co SIP
$50 WlgEink Drug StuFeS Hup
EW Van AnswgFp-AlcFA1zx prU3
%. SIP $50 Des1eyx Dist Co
SUP. SIS Gaifporf WondsnNaf1
and sup Ca san- So MEEe
PvueT &C. sup NH hflss Power
Co - s. sup N52 81 Bel Tsl
and Tr4 Co SIP @X ms Belle
Cox Asst dep ASSESSOR $50 J
Ouy Erefx A1seria. vscluAisE3faE
prisoner S9i1N Bed
aoae-calTin. ds~AtnfncfAntS per Inv
G15Z Tora = Eeu1hiuz1 supplies
Auct sheriff. N6 Dealers Dis Co
supplies ass2 sheriff. 8R1a Palace
Pharmacy uiad supplies aect jail
M& Mar Wtlaoz. wearing apparel
acct inmate IL al ES1 PA2 Ice
End Ca Co iae acct sewing I'm
EE r r. Schmidt rent acct
sewing run sip0o n s. HenknA maj
anr notions anct New nm N0n6
IL A. FaiiA burial Of paup<z. 5000
, Guy Kreb6 sheriff Inquest o.
obie Mcdonald Gm Geo " DUO
les Juror. inquest Of Obsa Mruon-
aid NM J0ssn r. McNeai. Juror.
Inquest Of Oole MAcD0nala sIBG I.
0ufnseF. juror. Osfe Macdonald
slM n c Porter. Juror, Olsse Nc
Donald aiN Lester Nccalse. juror.
.bh Meuuaalc. sta II A Pals.
Coroner. Inquest Ohie Mcdonald
500 L~aehaussee'a 0rocerY. gro mo
AUG Acct convtef Camp ssm A
6 Coleman. salary and upkrep Co
Home &i7a53 Singing River Elec
PoweT. service acct Co Home. &C. &c
Wilson wearing apparel acct
Co Home a7S1 r Kiflvet and
sons gruesg1es and material acct
Home Econ Dept BTe Head Fzrn
and HdE. Co. supplies acct Cor
Camp sln&s. The Adv. Pub Co
pzib iegais supplies. acct Chan
OK aect J. p acct Assessor and
Co Agt s8s6e Jackson County
Times. pub iegalx f8M Ruth =
Cain. refund expenses defravea
sl6l0 Pred TayloT. elk. refund amt
PAID for postage. 5000 The Jack
Co Times supplies acct sheriff. J
2 CIR cik and Chan. Ok 1855
Miss Export r r Co frRf chRx
car Of onal acct c II and hos
pital al03l2 A " CamhIex fees
III convict cases. $685.. A J. Prank
In refund expenses % ; tslu acct
Demon Ek. &&4aa SOU Ben Te4
and Tel Co serxsre and tolls. acct
Co AR Chan elk. Judges Drpt
WPA Prof Off CIR. cik. Sheriff.
Assessor and Convict Camp. sfIsl1
Al8 Puwer O.. service acct WPA
nffsoE NM National Coal Co Inc
] car CuAi. acct { II anu Hospital
&lsSA j. n Gentle wiring and
labor acct atrporl sgg& The Adv.
Pub Co supplies aori registration
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
ALLOWANCES MADE BY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1871

IRE fnHoxirr allowances are cen
zsrnd a5acwec szs1 w1eTeG m&
OK a or sid cosnu Treasury y
aN caanu Beard az Supervisor 81
jackson czarsy. MAapp and ~
r1srk a ae Beard q Supervisor
s hereny asreeted to draw wc
wAsranN Geefot. 9ewdt
Geszerza Csgrafy Fmna
4 u. CxarAA II dam tnSp RS
arc 1ra& : Gys AtzenA SepG term
ssnaM K " H9rnnzfn Il dA IN
NNt RIA and nraE dayS ataHus
sept term SInoE0 II r Gaanef,
II dgs Inspect r0 arc ba0 5 1E
attend Sep term. sEn0m A =
Nurzn ~ Gays tn&J rc& and
nFaEx 3 uys aftRnn SH term alg
O. - a. Vaughn u Gays tnfr~t
RS ard Ewas 3 Gays attend Sept
tern. s10o@ FRED TNsAW. csefk :
cara attend Eep Urm. &fsM Il p.
EeszelnezN So ats. saz = uf 8
&eW Maa Ruth Cain Sal 90 hg4
q = r. sx1W A = Franklin sd
CO ax& axr Sf7SM Araa Wnnha
81 % ag4 r T. fw uewEa3E $500
Anna MoSeeys Frnf fer afre arrt
II T. woxx fU nerTceN SfaM ! X
Graham sal CO ASSESSOR mo AaE
SinM NEr1 CarTte Ezel al Dep
nsNaN. uo Aug &M y % HUI
l&rE Sal GO Afty mo Aug $1,000
s T. Btloo So nzn fornzuaa Sis e.
Haywood Bfpok& a. afAL G III ans
tauadTy. G0& Mrx S4lie TaxneE.
Alow. per arae q O. s sizM Mr.
Hunter NcM Alcx pr urosT b q
s. sz2no. Oliver T9lley. Allow per
ORDER q q s Sf10o Pa Andersen
alA1E. p1 oroKe B 81 s $3.50 Mr.
ldA 00fs. aloe per order q C S
&szM CAre11e EtcfU- allow rer
order b az s sl2W Nrx Bert
Ekto. 81 emergency feiiex PR
or6e< 3 az s &l20 0czrRe Chest
AM allow per orueF B a SIS Sf2-
O. CAR AaW4es aloe per order p
CT S. s12M hiss Clara Heryin al
1E. &cct EXP % welfare OF. s50-
60 AsN Cara HeTT1u- cs4 exp C
welfare Of $3.50 Mis- SfkllA scott
SER. reEcEre1 nc AK ca welfare
office $500 ktazz Iuaelaa Scott zi
Clerk scct CO Welfare Of R<oM
Ais Moline Garter. za1 neno for
CO ats ED Asrz Y. d Co.'S
gtA @- rSn6 WPA Ccmm neua
5000 Jack Co Lib. Assn allow
PEI or1eT Ct = Of g. $500 south
Ais Charity Hospital allox. per
orcsT b q 8 acct Aaron Fuller
&l1m Il p Beauxex :. p inussent
a Ers<Eae Bszrdette. Gm Eugene
Eoru&ueZ D s. Inquest Of ErEkfue
Buroettk s1W I b. Walton. Juror
inquest O. Eyxkine B1fdetse efm
Lofts RYAN juror. inquest az ErKktne
BuroefSe &im ". J. RYAN. inuuext
o. Erxk1se Btrdette, 6tm Charlie
a Seymour inquest of Efakine Bur
oefte Am. = y Tanner. Rzquest o.
Ersktne Burdette sIM. Charles r
Bennett Inquest 81 EnEklne Bslr-
dettt. siGo Southern Bel Tei. and
e Co seTT mo Aug acct Child
Welfare. S<an Adv. Pub CO. sun
plies sect Child Welfare gSm1. Mrs
Pauline Smith. assistance In chic
Welfare Case. SIe0 Aarx Celex;ine
LAAE fer boarding carr q HIS
LaffH $3.50 Dement, PRINTING CO
so L = warrants and disbursement
EteeM. ? SIDES different acrt Char
CE Sl6A RaA Ice and Coal CO
: daiy Acct Con camp sI&m
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

seaieS proposals. wiii he received b. the
Board OF SUPERVISORS a gackzun CNQntY.
Mississippi for the purchase 81 Ore
Caterpillar 10 Diesel Tractor. actual
Drswvar HzF. IS. with Is" Heat Treated
Grouser Tract Shes
one Caterpillar Nc ~ Power con-
trailed Blaze Grader with fH Moaid-
hoard. atsei tired Nheeis. or or hefore
10 O'Ctock A. NJ. Tuesday. October Itsh.
1871.
Board q Supervisors reserves the
right n reject ans or All bids received
~ Order Of Board.
X. W. BuRSHAM. President
FRED TAYLOR Clerk
fs-fs both papers S-time3
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
MSES FILLED MORE
THAN 10000 JOBS
DURING AUGUST

o. the ss2sT personal visits re-
eesved ~ the = bcaI ernpiuynenk
Offices Though ire sof1me ~ the
visits vas distributed hro1Ehout
the STATE concentration ~ une
f0Ex offices mentioned abose wa4
araln noticeable with iSfTo 2
cesved 81 jackson 762i ~ Biloxi.
TAs7 Al Greenvtlls. and sSes az
C0igu5gA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
NOTICE To TAxPAYERS
OF THE CITY 90 MOSS
PQfNT. MISSISSIPPI

Ncsice b hereby given that - tAa
uctnbeE. le9i. usretinr ~ fhx haNr6 ct
Mayuf SD A&crrnxn 81 TIE Ciy - Mus&
FesnL HisatszippA r. be he'd e. ne Cfy
At : c'ekcck Pm. said Beard ct
RAFng and Alderfnen wH3 LAKE - fuF
eensiaeratiss the matter ~ eaualixiEw TIA
real estate and personal prupeFtS hAK 49,
saknezn In said Cfv fer the year 1874.
Ie EaeeaaxN % said Beard wtl eoatipne
from ntTtt - BAEht unfl the WORK %
eqaahzAtaoa has hesa eaespiete4.
Taxpayers kAvinx ans complaints 10
HnHkr krs requested to appear hufuFn
Board q Mayer ard Ahserusen At IN
October ueet1nE.
b order q ~ Roara q Mayer ard A.
sag4nen 81 the City of Moss Point Mis-
s,sssppi. thA the end DAY % Sept9nabse.
is4I.
" G STEWART. City Clerk
fs-Ii. s-fA s-2s. les adv
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

Jackson County Hospital allow
accN expenses of Aug $4,000.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Slayer Is Put TO Death
At Indiana State Prison

BY the Associated Press
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Nov. IA
Milton L. Hawkins, 25, of Owensboro,
Ky, died in the electric chair at In
diana State Prison early TODAY for
the Staying of a taXicab driver in a
holdup.
Hawkins was convicted at New
Albany Of frst-degree murder for
the death of Edmund J. Davis, who
was beaten and robbed of $50 and
his cab near Jeffersonville the night
of May 20, 1910.
A companion. J. w. Hayden, jr.,
20, of Mosleyville, KY. pleaded guilty
to the same charge after Hawkins
conviction and is serving life term
The two men and Clementine Lut-
frell. II, of Livermore, KY, had en-
gagged Davis to drive them from
Louisville, KY, to Jef1ersonville
across the Ohio River. Miss Luttrell
was charged with conspiracy to muir
der, but was permitted to plead
guilty to delinquency and was COM
mitted to the State Girls School un-
til she become 20 years old.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
French Paintings
Shown 7 Tonight
In Preview

An invited group of guests will
prevlew IS French paintings of the
18th century from the Chester Dale
collection, New York, at a special
private showing tonight at the Ma
tional Gallery of Art.
Tomorrow this choice group of
representative works, showing the
development of French painting
from about 1900, will be opened to
the public. The collection has been
placed on exhibition in the Ma
tlonal Gallery as an indefinite loan.
The paintings illustrate the course
OF French painting from David to
Cezanne, Later painters were ex-
cluded because of the regulation in
the National Gallery that no works
could be exhibited until the artist
had been dead for 20 years.
Among the painters represented
are David Delocroix, Corot. Dau-
bigny, Courbet, Chavannes, Month
CELL, Manet, Degas, Renoir. PisSaro.
Fantln-Latour, Morisot and Ce-
zanne.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Morgenthau Urges
Cancellation Of 1943
Highway Program
Also Suggests Cuts in
Other Non-Defense
Construction Jobs
Ry y. A. OLEARY.

Cancellation of the l943 Federal
highway program Of $l39 900 900 was
recommended to the Joint Congress
sional Economy Committee today
by Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau, along with undetermined
cuts in other non-defense construc-
ton projects.
Although the highway fund was
the only specific reduction figure the
Secretary submitted, Mr.. Morgen-
thau told newSpapermen he adheres
to an earlier statement he made
that 1t is possible to cut billion
dollars from non-defense expendi-
lures annually.
Pointing out that half this fiscal
year is gone, he suggested that the
first billion should come partly from
the current year and partly in the
next fiscal year.
Byrd Reiterates Goal.
Senator, Byrd, Democrat, of Vir-
elnia, chairman of the joint COM
mlttee, reiterated his goal of saving
between 5o0,000.0OO and s200O.-
100000 on non-essential spending.
Other classes Of projects the
Treasury head suggested should be
reviewed by Congress for pairing
down included reclamation work.
river and harbor and flood control
program and aid to agriculture. in
view Of the rise in the national in
come of the farmers and the benefit
they will receive from part of the
leaSe-lend program, as well as other
defense spending.
Aside from construction work. an
other specific recommendation was
that the Civilian Conservation Corps
and the National Youth Administra-
ton be merged into a Bureau of De-
fense Training, in which duplication
would be eliminated and the train
Ing 1ntegrated with the defense
effort.
Further New Taxes Needed.
Asked by reporters If further new
tax increases would still be needed if
a billion could be saved on the nom
QelenSe DuQget. Mr. MOrgenthau re-
piled:
And how"
Senator Byrd said the committee
was most appreciative" of the CO.
operation shown by the Secretary
and Budget Director Harold Smith,
as he called the joint committee to
meet again at 10 am. Tuesday to
consider Mr.. Morgenthau's economy
suggestions.
In proposing curtailment of recla-
nation the Secretary excluded prof.
ects where power might be developed
for defense work and in the case of
river and harbor construction he
recognized that some projects must
go on to protect the lives and safe
tv of the people.
But all projects which are not
vital from this standpoint or neces-
sary for definite defense purposes
should be re-examined," the Secre-
tary added.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
400 Apply in Montgomery
For Defense Work

Montgomery County Md civilian
defense officials today were classify
Ing the applications of approximate
ly 400 county residents for duty as
air raid wardens, auxiliary police
men and auxiliary fremen after
yesterdays county wide registration.
Almost so per cent of the total
registrations were made in the upper
part OF the county. according to Mrs.
James Parker Nolan, in charge of
the registration.
Among the SIS persons who regis
tered in Bethesda was Marquis
Childs, writer, and John S. Eaton,
county building inspector.
Mrs. Nolan said she considers the
total of registrations pretty good"
IN view of the fact that only those
with specialized abilities were asked
to register.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Condemned Village
Reprieved by T. V. A.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
CANEY CREEK. Tenn. - This
little mountain power village has
been granted a reprieve from death.
Condemned to destruction six
months ago by its new owner, the
Tennessee Valley Authority, the
town-with streetcars. but no auto
mobiles-won its pardon because of
another T. V. A. dam.
Caney Greek came into existence
in 1912, when the Tennessee Electric
Power Co.. later taken over by the
T, V. A., built homes here for it's
workmen
Came the T. V. A. The town. its
usefulness gone, was ordered re-
moved. Old timers, who shed tears
at the news. perked up recently. T.
V. A. said Caney Creek was essential
In the building of Ocoee Dam No. 3.
The government of Egypt plans to
buy large lot of grindStOnes.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
Zomzom Survivor Dies:
Stricken After ToIk
BY the Associated Press.

bN lHP HSSOCIAIed PftSS.
HARRISBURG, ILL.,, Nov. IA
Miss Elma Elam, Madison. Mo, a
Baptist missionary who survived the
sinking of the Egyptian liner. Zam-
zam, in April, died here yesterday.
She was stricken Ill Tuesday night
after relating before Saline County
school Of missions her experiences
during the zamzam's ill-fated voy-
age in the South Atlantic. Rescued
with 140 other Americans, she was
held at sea two months before be-
ing transferred to a boat bound for
France.
Evening star., 1941-11-14

nJUcH has been written about feminine
hygiene. But TOO often women over
uA look hygiene. lin the REAL sense of
the word - underarm cleanliness and
sweetness. You cannot be attractive with
underarms moist, stained and smelly.
Use Arid, the new cream deodorant.
l. Arid does not rot dresses. does NOT
Z. Nc waiting 10 dry. Can be used right
after shaving.
3. Instantly checks perspiration to 3 days.
Removes odor from perspiration, keeps
: armpits dry.
&. Arid is pure. white, greaseless, stain.
less vanishing cream.
=. Awarded Approval Seal of Americ an Insti-
tute of Laundering as harmless to fabric.
Women use more Arid than any other
deodorant. Try a 10c, 800 or SOC jar to.
day 4, any store which sells toilet goods.
Evening star., 1941-11-14

Harlan Fiske Stone. Chief Justice
of the United States, played foot
ball at Amherst College.
Evening star., 1941-11-14

The government of Egypt plans to
buy a large lot of grindstones.