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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-29
Savings Stamps Also On Sale At
Western Union

"To aid the Government in selling
United States Defense Savings
Stamps, Western Union is placing
these stampss on sale at 5000 public
telegraph offices throughout the
United States.
Local employees of Western Union
have been instructed in the sale Of
the stamps and have indicated their
enthusiastic cooperation, it was an.
nounccd by 3. |, Gender, local
manager Of the telegraph company.
The stamps wall be sold II denomna-
tians Of 10 ana Is cents.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-29
County Participating
In Fight ON Polio

The County is participating in the
annual campaign against infantile
paralysis with it's march of dimes
coin boxes and a benefit card party
in Oakland tomorrow evening.
The card party is scheduled for the
Episcopal Parish House, Center
street. This will be conducted in place
of the usual annual Presidents
birthday ball.
Coin boxes have been placed many
places throughout the county. The
money realized will be divided on a
fifty-fifty basis, half of it remaining
in the county. Admission to the card
party will be 35 cents.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-29
Deer Park Benefit

A Bingo party will be held Tues
day evening at 1880 o'clock on Fcbru.
airy 3, in the Woodmcn Hall at Deer
Park, and is being conducted by the
roll call workers in that town, with
Mrs =. Il, limbaugh, chairman. Ad-
mission i IS cents. The money VII!
be added to the roll call total.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-29

The combined Oakland and Mt
Lake Park bands will present a con-
cert in the high school auditorium on
Sunday afternoon, February I, be
ginning at $50 o'clock A silver
Offering Will g fcr lntantl!e para
lysis sufferers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-29
Swap Shop to Close Saturday
With Auction

The Swap Shop, being sponsored by
the Business q Professional Women's
club here to raise money for local de-
Tense work, will come to a close on
Saturday night with an auction sale of
articles The auctioneer will be Mrs.
Paul Naylor.
The shop has been open every after
noon this week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-29

John \ Sharpa, who enlisted
recently III the Army Air Corps as a
mechanic. - az present statlonsd at
Jefferson Barracks, Nc.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-29

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Oldest ard largest paper II the county.
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Mrs. Frellsen Is
Co-Chairman Of
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Woman S Auditory
Holds Interesting
Meeting CT Monse

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Evening star., 1942-02-22
81 HOUR SPECIALS in HOUSEWARES

I-s.s5 Cutlery Set
l-9s5 ku-Tone Kitchen Clock Chime, 7.e5
1855 Mirror vonity Dressing TebIes,
16.95
1880 Shower Curtain 8 Drepe Sets, sos
Evening star., 1942-02-22

24-Sl Numbered Cocktail Sets. ese
49, rs Gloss 6-pc. Cigarette
lOO-l.OO Glass 9-pc. Dessert
24~i 90 Three-pc. Console Sets, 4se
II Doz. SOC "Potriotic" ooz. Tum-
bIers; doz. --------49e
48-l 90 Crystal Flower Voses--5ee
1855 Jordinieres 6 Pedestols, 7.95
l-3.e5 Jordiniere; 8 inches ,-l.e5
$3.50 6 $50 Vases, l.5o 8 $50
l2-l.5O Hoviond Dinner
24-l.5o After Dinner Coffee Cups
and Soucers -------------75e
36-25c Doo Novelties ---15e
I2-2. SO Scotch or Rye Deconters,
2OO-lOc Glass Ash Troys------5e
s Prs. l.5O Cut Crystal Solt-Pepper
Sets I.OO
8-l.Oo Ivy Ball 8" Voses-----s9e
6 Flower Bowl Ape. Sets. 75e 8 1.19
81. 90 Relish Troys; 4 section, S9e
8 Thirteen-pc. Punch Bowl Sets. z.49
S-Dinnertndre--Sirth Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-22

1881 6 LIS Thermometers, towel bors,
furniture treatment, door chimes, soIt-pepper
sets, aluminium snack sets, others, eoeh 6se
I3-I.s5 to $50 Venetion Blind Cleaners.
sIcine knives, thermometers, others; co.. 40
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Man Held in Bus Assault
Also Faces Taxi CHARGES
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va, May 28.-A second
charge of assault and robbery was
placed yesterday against Burton C..
Ramsey Of Arlington County. al
ready held here in the assault and
robbery Of a bus driver at Falls
Church Tuesday night.
Ramsey's bond was set at IS, 1000
after a warrant was sworn against
him by James Mcdonald, ll48 Oates
street NE. a cab driver. Mr.. Nc
Donald told police Ramsey was one
of the three men who hailed his
cab in Washington and ordered him
to go to Vienna, Va, several nights
ago.
Mcdonald was quoted as saying
the three passengers forced him to
drive down a back road, robbed him
OF q watch and about $40 In cash
and fed with his automobile. The
car was recovered nearby the next
day.
Earlier, Ramsey denied to police
any intention of robbing w. r.
Smith of 730 Fifth street NV. who
is being treated at Georgetown Hos
pital for head injuries after q fight
In bus parked at Lee boulevard
and Broad street and operated BY
Mr.. Smith. Police said the prisoner
claimed a personal argument pre-
ceded the fight.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Bishop HeIfenstein
To Retire at End of 43

BALTIMORE, May 28 lP.-The
Right Rev. Edward T. Helfenstein,
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
diocese of Maryland since 1929,
plans to retire at the end of 1943.
Bishop Helfenstein announced his
impending retirement yesterday in
his address to the annual diocesan
convention and said he was leaving
planning for the future of the do
cese largely in the hands of his sue
cessor, the Right Rev. Noble c.
Powell, elected bishop coadjutor at
the convention last year.
He explained that both Bishop
Powell and the Executive Council
of the diocese had requested him to
retain his post until December 81,
1943, but added that he reserved
the right to retire earlier If the war
and resulting conditions make it
impossible to perform the duties Of
my office"
The convention approved a dio-
cesan budget of $4,000 and a 1943
convention budget of $35 ,806 and
voted to secure title to the College
of ST. James near Hagerstown as a
diocesan school. Sufficient funds
are to be advanced to pay all debts
and create a working capital for the
school.
The convention also recommended
changing the date of the convention
from May to January and granted
the right to vote in parish meetings
to the women members Of II
churches.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Driver Sfunting Car
Is Killed When / Wrecks

Thomas Hunter, jr, 23, Of 91o
Bonifant street, Silver Spring, Nd.
was killed in a open car yesterday
when he attempted to perform q
staunt for four companions on Kemp
Mill road on the Wheaton-Four Cor
ners road.
Authorities were told Hunter
backed the car, up fast with the in
tention of suddenly placing it in
forward gear to raise the front
wheels of the ground. The trick
misfired, however, and the car
turned over on its left side, pinning
the driver underneath and fractur-
ing his skull.
The companions ran to summon
the Silver Spring Rescue Squad.
They were Jack Gawler, 16. and
Buddy Gawler, IA, of 1912 Wood
bury drive, Paul MearS, is. 8505
Dixon street, and Ted Denton, Is.
722 Richmond avenue.
Dr.. c. z. Hawks, county medical
examiner, issued a certificate of &C
cidental death.
The youth was the son Of Thomas
Hunter. sr.. retired member of the
hardware firm Of Hunter Brothers
He was a graduate Of the Montgom-
cry Blair High School and was en-
ployed by the Western Electric Co.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
29 Fairfax Men Ordered
To Fort Myer for Induction

sr ecial Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va, May 2S.-The
Fairfax County local board has or.
dered 20 registrants to report at Fort
Myer today for induction. They
are:
John Joseph Mackin,, Herman l..
Harris, Merle F. williams and
Charles Ross Williams, all of Wen
ma; Harold U. Baker and Raymond
G. English, Lorton; Horace r..
Whitenack, York, Pa: Robert M.
Corvin, Fort Belvoir; Joseph c.
Miller, Sterling; Henry Bowers.
Broad Run; Edmund e. Feltner,
Sunset Hills: Erik T. Selin, David
sonville, Md.
william H. Monroe and Dyson C..
Walter, Mclean; Preston S. Parker
and James r. McCann, Falls Church;
Paul Donald Cotter, Marion Groce
Terry, Frank E Vance and George
Eli Wright, Alexandria,: Nell j.
Breedlove, Henry S. Vernon, Ashby
Richard Davis and John Bynum
Arrnfield, jr., Fairfax: Harry Joseph
Stanley. Manassas; Egbert T. Watt,
jr.; Earl Lee Young, Raymond H.
Bartlett and George jackson Reed,
Herndon.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
DR.. ". Roy Mason
Elected 10 New Post
OF Suffragan Bishop
Episcopal Delegates Pick
Charlottesville Man
Z From Nine Nominees
By the Associated Press.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 28-
Delegates to the annual conference
of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia
elected DR.. W. Roy Mason of Char
lottesville, arch deacon of the Blue
Ridge, to the newly-created post of
Suffragan Bishop yesterday.
The new Office was established to
relieve Coadiutor Bishop Frederick
D. Goodwin of extra duties imposed
by the fact that the Right Rev.
Henry ST. George Tucker, diocesan
bishop. is also presiding bishop OF
the Episcopal Church and is there
fore required to be absent frequently
from the diocese.
DR.. Mason was one of nine clergy
men nominated for the new post.
He has spent his entire ministry in
Virginia and held his first charge in
a mission house at Charlottesville.
Born in Matthews County 81
years ago, he was graduated from
the College of William and Mary
and Virginia Theological Seminary.
The conference will close today
with reports of committees and Sc
lection of the place for the next an
nual meeting.
Other nominees for the post were
the Rev. C. j. Gibson, Richmond;
the Rev. Harry Lee Doll, Houston,
Tex; the Rev. Beverly M. Boyd,
Richmond; the Rev. E. A. De Bor-
denave, Alexandria; the Rev. w.
Leigh Ribble, Falls Church: the
Rev. Samuel B. Chiffon, Ashland;
the Rev. Herbert A. Donovan, Char
lottesville, and the Rev. Moultrie
C,1erry Norfolk
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Lions Club to Pick
Miss Civilian Defense

Designating it's third annual
charity carnival scheduled for the
week Of June s as a Civilian Defense
Carnival, the Silver Spring Lions
Club yesterday announced that a
Miss Civilian Defense" will be
chosen during the affair.
AL proceeds will go to civilian de-
fense for equipping the 20 sector
posts in the Silver Spring area.
Each sector will choose young
woman to represent 1t. The carnival
will be held on the grounds in the
rear of the Silver Spring Armory.
James Gessford is general chair
man of the affair, Joseph Buscher is
treasurer and Wick Byron is chair
man of public relations. Members
of the Miss Civilian Defense Com
mittee are Louis Hopfenmaier. Arch
Mcdonald, Edwin c. Holmead and
Harry Bair.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Quinn Is Named
ToMontgomery
Orphans Bench
BrouIt Is Appointed
Trial Magistrate
At Bethesda

Carey L. Quinn of Bethesda,
Md. has been appointed chief Judge
of the Montgomery County Orphans
Court, and Albert e. Brault Of Brad
ley Hills, Md, has been named trial
magistrate at Bethesda by Gov.
O'Conor. Mr.. Brault was recon-
mended by county Democratic
leaders.
Mr.. Quinn, 46, . practicing attor-
ney in Washington for more than
20 years, succeeds Charles M. Ire
Ian, jr., who resigned last week to
become assistant counsel to the
Board of County Commissioners.
M. Quinn will hold ONCE until the
general election In November.
Mr.. Brault fills the vacancy Gre
ated by the resignation of James C.
Christopher, who accepted a COM
mission i1 the Navy.
Quinn Served in World War.
A native Of Texas, Mr.. Quinn
served overseas in the World War
as q lieutenant in a tank unit. On
his return. he worked on newspa-
pers in New York before coming
here In 1920.
He Is a member of both the Dis
trict and Maryland bars and lives
at ia Del Ray avenue. He has long
been active in the Democratic party
and in the Montgomery County
Civic Federation.
He Is married and has two chill
dren, one of whom Is a midshipman
at Annapolis and the other a fresh
man at Penn State.
Will Retain Defense Post.
Mr.. Brault, who is executive d.
rector Of the Montgomery County
Civilian Defense Council. also is a
member of both the District and
Maryland bars. He said today he
will continue in his civilian defense
post.
A graduate of Georgetown Uni
versity in 1927. he was admitted to
practice before the District Court
of Appeals in the same year and
before the Maryland Court of Ap-
peals in 1888.
For the last five years, he has been
a member Of the faculty of South
eastern University Law School. He
is married and has three children
He lives at 5541 Wessling lane, Brad
ley Hills. He Is 36 years old.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Rezoning Applications
In West Montgomery
County Are Opposed
Plans to Construct
Apartment Buildings
Draw Citizens Fire

Opposition to several rezoning ap-
plications in the western suburban
area of Montgomery County was
voiced at hearings before the county
commissioners yesterday. They were
the last zoning hearings scheduled
until fall.
Objection to the application Of
Ernest E. and Bridget Holcombe
asking for reclassification from resi-
Dental A to residential c zone of a
site located on the northeast corner
of Conduit road and Maryland ave-
nue. near Brookmont was made in
statements filed by about rs nearby
residents and civic groups.
Guy Neel, attorney for the own
ers, presented plans for converting
the present dwelling there to
three-story apartment of 10 to Is
units.
Bradley Hills Move Opposed.
The application of R. Bates War
rem, agent, asking for reclasSifica-
ton from residential A to residential
c of two tracts of land on opposite
sides of Bradley boulevard in the
Bradley Hills section, was opposed
by Albert E. Brault, president of the
Leland-Bradley Citizens Association.
Mr.. Brault said the members felt
the rezoning would depress residen-
tial property values in that area.
The application of Charles F. Mil
Ter, owner, for reZoning of land on
the west side of Arlington road in
the vicinity of Elm street and Clar-
endon road for apartment buildings
was tentatively approved by the
Bradley Hills Citizens Association.
If certain provisions would be agreed
on.
Another application by Mr.. Miller
for rezoning a site on the southeast
corner of Elm street and Arlington
road drew considerable questioning
from residents who said they felt the
land should be left residential A.
1t. James c. Christopher, who rep
resented Mr.. Miller, said construc-
tion of an apartment building was
proposed.
No Objection to One Plan.
No objections were voiced to the
application of Albert w. Walker for
reclassiflcation from residential A to
commercial D on a tract of approx
mately three acres on the northeast
side of the intersection of Massachu-
sets avenue and Goldsboro road,
adjacent to Woodacres, or of w. B.
Pitcher and William Richmond for
reclassiflcation from residential A
to residential C on the north side
of Elm street, Edgemoor subdivision.
One application, that of Monroe
Warren. to rezone section 1 of Co.
lumbia Forest from residential A to
residential c, was withdrawn Tues
day.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Maryland State Guard
Promotes IS Members

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, May 28.-Thirteen
State Guardsmen received promo
tions from Gov. O'Conor yesterday
on the recommendation Of State
military ofilcials.
Those promoted included:
Staff Sergt. william H. Hoar to
first lieutenant, Staf Sergt. John
P. Mutchler to first lieutenant, First
Sergt. Harry e. Steingribe to second
lieutenant, Second 1t. Robert M.
Austin to first lieutenant and Sergt.
Edwin Earl Brown to second lieu
tenant, all of Silver Spring.
Master Sergt. Lawrence Downer
Buhrer to second lieutenant, Capt.
George D. Harman, reinstated,
Headquarters Company, and First
1t. Harry M. Dillinger. captain, as
signed to S-4 Section, Headquarters
Company.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Two Women, ; Men
Injured in Traffic
Accidents Here
Police Arrest Motorist
After Pedestrians Are
Struck at Intersection
D. c. Traffic Toll

Five persons, including two pedes-
trians, were injured last night and
early today in traffic accidents in
the city. Most seriously injured
was one of the pedestrians, Miss
Edith Austin, IS, of 3l6 Eleventh
street S.W., who received a frac-
tured skull.
Miss Austin, accompanied by Miss
Barbara Diviney, 28, Of Jefferson
Gardens Apartments in Alexandria.
was crossing the intersection at
Twelfth and c streets S.W. when
struck by an automobile last night.
The two were taken to Emergency
Hospital. Miss Diviney was treated
for shock and multiple abrasions of
the body and head and Miss Aus
tin for fracture of skull and shock
Police arrested William L. Lem
ons, colored, 81, of "A @ street NV.
as the driver of the car and charged
him with failing to give right Of
way to pedestrians.
were injured slightly early today
when their trailer truck jacknifed
and turned over in avoiding a COL
lision with an automobile at Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV. A large quantity Of soft
drinks carried by the truck spilled
over the street, police said
The driver, James v. Odom, 81,
Of Lakeland, Fla, was treated for
bruises and decorations at Sibley
Hospital. His helper, Curtis Col
lins, Is, Of Lyons, Ca, was treated
at Providence.
Edward r. Dixon, %, of 2o3o Perry
street NE. was treated for spinal
injuries at Emergency Hospital last
night when his cab was struck by
another cab from the rear at Sew
enth and E streets NE. Police
made no arrests.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Committee Heads Named
By Virginia Odd Fellows
BY the Associated Press.


ROANOKE, May 28.-The ap-
pointment of committee chairmen
and the installation of officers by
the Grand Lodge of Virginia, Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, and
it's Rebekah Assembly brought to a
close the 105th annual State COM
munication of the fraternal order
here yesterday.
B. F. Ginther. Brookneal, the new
grand master, appointed J. K. An
drews, Culpeper, grand marshal; L.
W. Hillman. Appalachia, grand con-
ductor; E. L. Turman, Floyd, grand
guardian, and H. M. Ball, School
field, grand herald.
Appointments in the Rebekah As
sembly by its new president, Mrs
Madeline Butler, Lynchburg, in
clude Mrs. Sally Mustoe, Hot Springs,
marshal; Mrs. Elizabeth Plevakis,
Culpeper, conductor; Mrs. Annie
Lowry, Richmond, chaplain; Mrs.
Thelma williams, Norfolk, inside
guardian, and Mrs. Mollie Ball,
outer guardian.
Grand Lodge committee appoint
ments included: Appeals-W., c.
Cunningham, Alexandria. Public
ity-T. Paul Ragon, Lorton. Secret
work-Thomas g.. Schmidt, Alex
|andria.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Glider Pilot Training
Will Be Expanded

An expansion Of the glider pilot
training program Of the Army Air
Forces, with large numbers of stu
dents to be instructed at n schools
beginning June I. was announced
yesterday by the War Department.
The number of students was not
disclosed, but training In light
motor driven planes will be given at
Is civil aeronautics schools located
in the Middle West, and elementary
and advance training in gliders at
nine Army schools.
The glider pilots will be authorized
to wear the Army Air Force wings
with glider insignia imposed. Army
officers and enlisted men, between
the ages of 1s and SO, viii be eligible.
After four weeks of instruction In
light planes with emphasis on dead
stick" landings the students will get
q week Of elementary training In
small, two-place gliders followed by
. week Of training In large Caro-
type gliders.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
hanslaughter Trial Set
Today in Upper Marlboro

Horace w. Trice. 81, Of 2726
Thirtieth street NE, was to be tried
today in Upper Marlboro MdJ Cir
cult Court on a charge of man
slaughter In connection with the
trafic death May II of 16-year -old
Doris Stallings Of Meadows. His
appeal for a change of venue was
denied yesterday by Judge Charles
Marbury.
Through his attorney, John S.
White, Trice asked that the case be
removed to another jurisdiction ''in
view of newspaper publicity given
the case"
Trice was granted a one-day con-
tinuance, however. to give Mr. White
time to prepare his defense.
According to police. Miss Stallings
was walking along the sidewalk near
the Upper Marlboro Courthouse
when Trice's car jumped the curb,
crushed her against the fence and
continued across the courthouse
lawn almost to the door Of the police
station.
Trice also will be tried Monday
in Marlboro Police Court on charges
of reckless driving and driving while
drunk.