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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-26
Raymond EImores Are
Parents OF A Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Elmore'
nee Hattie Lou Tabor, announce the
arrival of an eight pound son, Ray
mond Lee, born Tuesday, March ~,
at the Community Hospital in Lex
ington.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-26

MI. and Mrs. Candy, nee Mary
Nell Browne, visited her mother,
Mrs.Percy Browne last week end.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-26
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Becoming clothes in f~iattering
\ colors are real morale build
ers. The two-piece ensemble
in new bright, light pastels
does wonders for women of
\ all ages. This New York crea-
/ ton In soft blue wool features
.notched yoke and Jacket hem,
Mthree quarter sleeves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED woman for cooking and
downstairs work; no laundry references
Tuxedo 2-4i65.
EXPERIENCED Homework and cooking
home or stay; adults. no washing; Sli
'PL. 4ies.
FINE INCOME for women Of ability SELF
Ing beautiful guaranteed line ~ every day
necessity; generous gift packages. Telephone
Cherry 5zii tor appointment.
GENERAL housework no heavy laundry
or cooking private room. University
PATS 1s7Os Roselawn
GIN ERAL homework; experienced nC
laundry, good wages, small family
Tuxedo g-2625
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Employment Agencies

Al BOoKKEEPERs, 80 stenogrs pliers
needed. statistical typists. Burroughs
bOokkeeper, switchboard (typist). billers,
SEQ 10 $50. Male: accountants bookkeep-
ers 5000 10 $3.50. Same location 10 years.
VAN EMPLOYMENT. 234 STATE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

DO YOU like selling from house to house
Would steady EN- lnymenL xeekS-a
year with a company 10 years old, guar
auteed salary, vacation with nay, sick
benefit interest you7
Our salespeople make from 81, 500 TO
"a 900 a year: we train you: we furnish
everything; established territory; over SEQ
accounts to call on: references and bond
required.
GRAND UNION CO. sas JONES ST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
MaIe Help-Salesrnen

INVESTIGATE THIS AID. First Opening
In Eastern Michigan In years. An oppor
tunity 10 represent the leading correspond
ence commercial art school In America 60
81 years In business. Rated $500 600
Qualified leads secured through locai and
national advertising Only three sales pei
week viii earn for you $50 Write giving
experience and references. F. g. Smith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
REAL ESTATE

An experienced salesman for our branch
office. Dearborn Homes ana lots Active
district Ford Rouge and Bomber workers,
G. J. Kennedy, 52e Free Press Bldg
statesmen WANTED
To contact liquor and heer outlets. Mus
have car Draw, including automobile
expense $500 per week. See Mfr. Fred
ericks, Fort shelby Hotel, anytime before
Monday morning
Why WASTE TIME looking for a job
BE Independent. Sell Rawleigh Products
Good nearby route open. Write today
Dept. NIGH NOD. Freeport. H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
SHOE SALESWOMEN

Experienced shoe saleswoman wanted FOR
fun or part-time work. Excellent oppor-
tunlty for advancement Apply
r. H. FYFE Il co.
WOODWARD AT ADAMS
SINGLE young lady for permanent position
In oral surgeons office. with or without
experience. living with parents. high schoo
education: Protestant. state age. qualifiea
tons. height, weight, good chance for ad
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
fCOME IN WRITE OR PHONE
Mr.. MURPHY. CA 1850

COOKS. unaids. SIS, SIS. $40 wk. Jacobs
Service. To3 Farnsworth. TE- 2-710s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
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BUYERS GUIDE
FURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIRING

FREE Vacuum Cleaning with recementing
\ Job. hrepots. open evenings, Sundays.
University 1-O1T2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

lDIETTTIANS for the preparation Of special
diets IN city hospitals and institutions.
Several vacancies at 81, 046 per year 20 be
filled by competitive examination. April
loants must be al least twenty years and six
months OF age and citizens OF the United
states. For full details and applications.
write or apply 20 the Detroit Civil Service
Commission. 10th Floor Water Board
Building 735 Randolph Street. Detroit,
Mich, on or before September rs, 1912.
DO YOUR PART start DEFENSE
CLUB in your organization. church or
social group. Raise money for Army. Navy
or to buy defense bonds. Royal Company.
527 Woodward.
lDREssMA be thoroughly ex-
perenced. over 30 years OF age. 5s45
IChane
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Governor Rides
As Trooper
Catches Speeder

- RICHMOND, Va, June 2 P.-
Gov. Darden, who has ordered strict
enforcement of the 40-mile speed
limit, was passenger in a State
police car that chased down a vio-
lator Sunday.
The Governor went to Williams
burg on the train to make an ad-
dress and returned with a State
trooper who was coming back to
Richmond in the routine Of his
patrol wark.
On the way, a Pennsylvania car
passed at high speed" and the
trooper, with the Governors ap-
proval, gave chase. The pinch"
was made 10 miles later.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Maryland Board Proposes
SfreamIined Appeals Coud
By the Associated Press.

~ Inc hScONlaIcQ FreSss
BALTIMORE, June IA stream
lined Court of Appeals with five
members relieved Of most trial du-
ties was recommended today to Gov.
O'Conor by special commission
which he appointed last November
to study the Maryland judicial sys-
tenn.
The commission is composed OF
sitting and retired jurists and prom
inent members of the Maryland Bar
Association.
A similar proposal was defeated
by the Maryland General Assembly
during the 1912 session.
The plan recommended by the
commission in an interim report to
the Governor provided for two ap-
peals judges from Baltimore City
and three from the counties at
large. Because jurists are elected
for 15-year terms, the full program
would not be completed until 1857,
the commission said.
The commission also recon-
mended the rejection of a constitu-
tional amendment making the
Juvenile Court court Of record
when the issue comes before the
voters in November.
One commission member, how
ever, r. Neal Parke, retired chief
Judge from Carroll County, wrote q
minority opinion opposing the pro-
gram in full.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Funkhouser Enters Race
For Senate Nomination

SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va, June
2.-Raymond J. Funkhouser, manu-
facturer, of this city, filed yesterday
with the Secretary of State his can
didacy for the Republican nomina-
ton for the United States Senate,
subject to the August primary.
Mr.. Funkhouser Is first In the
field among the Republicans. The
seat sought is that now held by Sem
ator Roster
Washington Lee Gusts Campion
Of Charles Town is the only Demo-
crat so far to have filed for ths
Senate. However, former Gov. H. G..
Kump has announced and Gov.
Nicely is expected to do so before
the deadline.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Virginia 10 Reduce
Road Maintenance
To 25Pct. Of Normal
Work Will Be Limited
To Projects Preventing
- Unusual Deteriosatioa-
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
lRICHM0Np, Va, June 3.state
! highway Maintenance forces will be
reduced and the bituminous surfac-
ing program curtailed to about IS
per cent of normal for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1a43, due to
war restrictions.
Chief Engineer C., s. Mullen Of
the Virginia highway department
said, in notifying county boards OF
supervisors Of the curtailment yes
terday, that maintenance itself will
have to be limited to absolutely es-
sential work required to prevent any
unusual deterioration ofsthe invest
ment in highways"
Material for surfacing under the
curtailed program will be available
only for such roads as receive GER
tification from the Public Roads Ad-
ministration as necessary for the
successful prosecution Of the war,
Mr.. Mullen stated.
Mr.. Mullens memorandum to the
supervisors said the highway depart
ment was not making any replace
ments Of men called to military or
defense service except when such
requirements were considered abso-
lutely essential.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
MiIeham Takes
Oath Tonightas
Chief Warden
Agrees to Serve
After ToIkine Over
Work With Young

william j. Mileilam, deputy air.
raid warden for the midcity area
and president Of the Federation Of
Businessmen's Association, Will bs
sworn in as chief AFRAID warden
for the Metropolitan Area at 7:45
o'clock tonight at warden headquars
ters, 1341 Maryland avenue NE.
Mr.. Mileham accepted the desig-
nation ofncially yesterday after .
conference of more than an hour
with Civilian Defense Co-ordtnator
John Russell Young and Civilian
Defense Director Lemuel Bolles. He
succeeds Fire Battalion Chief
Clement Murphy, whose resignation
to return to Fire Department work
was accepted last week by Mr..
Young.
Mr.. Young said he expects TO be
present when Mr. Mileham takes
the oath, which will be a part Of q
regular meeting Of the deputy
wardens Of the Metropolitan Area,
Of whom Mr.. Mileham has been
chairman.
May Need Paid Assistance.
During yesterdays conference, Coz
ordinator Young said he assured ths
new chief warden authority to make
his own appointments in the warden
service, but added that Mr.. Mileham,
like other chiefs of services. would
come under Col. Bolles' jurisdiction.
Some paid assistance may be needed
for Mr.. Mileham, Mr.. Young said,
to replace several firemen who along
with Chief Murphy are returning to
Fire Department duties. He pointed
out, too. that Mr.. Mileham would
not be able to devote his full time
to the job as Chief Murphy did,
since he has to make living.
Col. Bolles told the new chief
warden that equipment such az
armbands and certain fire-fightins
equipment for fire watchers will be
provided on a loan basis to the city
from the $10o, 900 900 National Once
of Civilian Defense Appropriation
for equipment. He said there has
been a generous ALLEGATION" but
that rate of issue was based on mill
tary necessity, with the West Coast
coming first. The District has high
priority rating, however, he said.
Sought Certain Assurances.
Mr.. Mileham told reporters after
the conference there had never been
any question Of his accepting Col.
Bolles' jurisdiction despite some
published hints TO the contrary. He
said he-HaainH wanted assurances
that he could select his own hElpers
and that the city heads would go to
bat for him II funds and equipment
were found necessary.. .-..;.'a r.
Mr.. Mikharn added there is need
for more air-raid wardens and fire
watchers.
I'VE are very fortunate to obtain
the services Of Mr.. Mileham for the
job" commented Mr.. Young.
Evening star., 1942-06-02

Mayor, Robert l.. Lewis, by vote
of I72 to 1872. Mr.. Bean received
18o votes and Mr McQuin l67, while
their opponents, Holland Heron and
Willard A. Warthen. received 140
and 152 votes respectively.
Col. Sayer said the new officials
are in favor of development OF a
shopping center on the north side
Of the Baltimore &, Ohio Railroad
tracks and of having the fire de-
partnent erect its new building in
that section. q.
Under the administration of
Mayor Lewis and that of the late
l.. B. Ernest, the Council has con-
sistently opposed commercial coming
in the town.
A veteran of the World War and
the Spanish American War, the new
Mayor was captain in the District
National Guard at 18. He served in
the World War as a captain and was
commanding officer of the howitzer
company of Kensington, Maryland
National Guard, for 18 years. He is
on the reserve list after 40 years of
service and is now in private
business.
Others elected last year for two
year terms are Alfred D. Noyes and
William 0. Kingston.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Two Weeks Granted
Dawson 10 Verify
Primary Petition
Campaign Monoaer
y ToFouFD Distrietbjs :.
Cheek Signatures
d & staffacofrtspondsent Of The star.

Bs StaffsCofrespondert Of The star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 2.-The
9th District Democratic Committee
has granted former Mayor Emmett
C. Dawson. two weeks to qualify
signatures on a petition required in
his candidacy for the party nomi-
nation for Congress in the August
primaries.
In a two-hour closed session by
the committee yesterday. Thornton
J. Goods, campaign manager for
Mr.. Dawson contended that the
burden of disproving candidates
petitions lay with the committee.
but the committee held that the
candidate must prove that at least
$50 signatures are those of persons
qualified to vote In the district.
Mr.. Goods will leave today for a
tour of the district to prove their
validity. He said there was no
doubt that the required $50 quail
fed voters would. be found in the
list of 359 signatures. A number of
errors in transcribing the names
have been found, he said, some OF
the names being illegible and en-
tirely wrong on the typewriter
lists.
A photostatic list of the original
petition was being prepared for Mr.
Goods at Democratic headquarters
in Washington
The 9th District Democratic Com
mittee met in the Offices of Chair
man Gardner Boothe. The petition
of Representative Smith, Democrat
of Virginia, containing more than
TOO signatures, has been checked
and has been found to be in order,
Mr.. Boothe said.
Evening star., 1942-06-02

Capt. Donald Ernest Wilburn, IS,
of the 1st Mapping Group, Army
Air Forces, was killed yesterday
when his single-place Army plane
crashed in woods near Waldorf,
Md.
He was making a routine fight
from Boiling Field, and the cause
of the accident has not been deter
mined although preliminary reports
dicate the motor failed, Air Corps
officials said. The plane burned
after striking the earth.
Capt. Wilburn was married Feb
ruary Is to Miss Jeannette Steh-
man, 1912 North Lincoln street,
Arlington, clerk at the Arlington
Selective Service Board No. l.
Shortly after his marriage he
left for a secret mission in At
rica, where he had two narrow es-
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Hospital Building Unit
Named in Chevy Chase

Arthur G. Lambert of Chevy
Chase was named chairman Of the
building committee Of the Suburban
Hospital Association at a meeting
If the Board of Trustees in the home
Of Randolph G. Bishop, chairman.
Serving on the committee with Mr..
Lambert will be Lee D. Butler,
Joseph D.. Montedonico and DR..
Charles r. L. HALEY.
The first task of the committee
will be to select an architect and
file application for a building with
the Federal Works Agency.
Mr.. Bishop announced that the
association had received its certif1-
cate Of incorporation from the State
of Maryland and that official notice
had been given of a certification Of
need by the United States Public
Health Service.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Anderson Expected
To Testify Today
In Assault Trial
Mother Says Youth
Wos 'PoroIyzed Drunk
Night Of Alleged Attack
BY the Associated Press.

0y tHt hSsOCldItQ fIeSs.
HAGERSTOWN, Md. June a.
James A. Anderson, charged with
criminal assault on 36-year -old
Glen Echo social security worker,
was expected to testify in his own
defense today in Washington Coun-
ty Circuit Court.
Trial of the 18-year- old youth,
termed a problem child by the de-
fense, began yesterday and the case
is expected to reach the jury some
time today.
The trial was transferred from
Montgomery County on a motion
by the defense.
Mrs. Ruth Naomi Divine, the
youths mother. testified that her
son was "paralyzed drunk" when
the alleged crime occurred Feb
ruary 81. She said the defendant
had been involved in petty crimes,
had a violent temper" and was
sent to eys'~refernaatefies.
- ,DreGA9TVe=H. Preston. Chairman
OF the State Board of Mental -Hy-
giene, testified that the boy knew
the IdiffeSehce between right and
wrong. After conducting an ex-
animation Saturday. DR.. Preston
said the youth is sane.
The social security worker testi-
fed Anderson broke into her home
and attacked here while under the
influence of liquor.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
St. Agnes Graduation
Exercises Tomorrow

Commencement exercises of the
st. Agnes School, Alexandria, will
be held at pm. tomorrow at the
Emmanuel Church on Russell road.
Miss Oleada Schottky, q member of
the National Girl Scout staff, will
be the principal speaker. Mrs. Helen
Army Macan, headmistress, will pre-
sent diplomas.
Members Of the graduating class
are Ellen Babcock, Arlington:
Frances Butler, Alexandria; Anne
Bordley, Baltimore; Patricia Muir
ray, Fairfax; Margaret Mason
Hampton, Va; Neosha Tully, Fannie
Lee Brooke and Jean Campbell
Roberts, Alexandra.
st. Agnes School will conduct a
six-week summer session starting
June Is. -.~.s:
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Fairfax TO Pay Tribute
To Confederacy Tomorrow
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va, June 2-John S.
Barbour, Fairfax attorney, will be
guest speaker at the annual Confed-
crate memorial exercises at 2:30 pm.
tomorrow IN the courthouse.
Capt. John Gait of Falls Church
will deliver the address of welcome,
and Commissioner of Revenue
James U. Kincheloe will call the roll
of Mari Camp of Confederate Vet
erans of Fairfax County. None of
the members of the camp is now
living.
Crosses will be presented six local
citizens who served in the World
War and are hneal descendants of
Confederate veterans. Former State
Senator John w. Rust will give the
history of the crosses and George
B. Robey will announce the names
of those to receive them. Mrs.
Rein A. Farr, member of Fairfax
Chapter. United Daughters Of the
Confederacy, will present them.
Following the exercises in the
courthouse there will be services in
Fairfax Cemetery, at which Herbert
Williams. member of the Fairfax
County Welfare Board, will speak.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
War Bond Quotes Set
For MARYLAND Counties

June sales quotas for War Bonds
and Stamps were announced yester-
day for Maryland's q counties. The
total Of 81. 2.002, 100 for. the month
Il nearly douhle the monthly aver
age from July Of last year to Jan
uary. 1.s'
Montgomery County's quota was
Get at $232, 900 and Prince Georges
1t $2I9, 800. The largest single goal
was $s,3a2, 600 for Baltimore City.
Evening star., 1942-06-02

capes in plane crashes, according
to his mother, Mrs. Bertha B. Will
burn of 14l2 Chaplin street NV.
He had returned to Washington
from his African assignment on
May Is. .'..
Born in Knoxville, Tenn, Capt.
Wilburn attended high school at
Fountain City, Tenn, and later at
tended George Washington Univer-
sity. He Joined the Army three
years ago and receiving his flight
training at Kelly Field.
Other survivors are his father,
James C. Wilburn; three brothers
Louis c.. Berney and Gene. and a
sister, Miss Marguerite Wilburn, a
nurse at Gallinger Hospital, all of
the Chaplin street address.
The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
congress is appropriating s1,4lS,3o0

Congress is appropriating $l,4ls,3o0
in another bill for the coming year.
That figure is equivalent to $1.56
per patient per day. If the Dis
trict is given an appropriation of
$3,055, 5,050 for the 1850 patients
charged to Washington he said that
would be at the rate Of $1.80 per day.
He said this made an apparent
increase Of "a cents per day being
spent for District patients over non
residents and submitted the figures
to District officials for considera-
ton. The Senator said he learned
that Walter Fowler, District budget
officer, has made a study of the
whole subject of care of the in
sane and will soon make . report
on the subject.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Col. R. B. Duke GruveIy III

LEONARDTOWN, Nd, June 2 -(R9.
Col. Roland B. Duke, president
Of the Maryland State Volunteer
fireanen's Association and former
Leonardtown Mayor, was reported
critically Ill today In st. Mary's
Hospital. He was taken to the in
stitutioni Sunday and was given 3
blood TRANSMISSION last night, mem
hers Of the family said.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Tukomu Park Votes
78-Cent Tax Rute

An ordinance providing for q tax
rate Of 78 cents per 500 was adopted
at q special meeting Of the Town
Council Of Takoma Park, Md, last
night. The present tax rate Is 80
cents.
At the same time the annual
budget for the fiscal year commence
ing July !, amounting to $s5.149.7s.
was approved. The budget for the
present fiscal year amounted to
$78, OTIS LOO.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Two Divorce Suits
Filed at Rockville

Spscid Disnatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, June 2.-Don-
aid R. Rinehart Of Montgomery
County has filed suit here for an
absolute divorce from Mrs. Mary
Irene Rinehart OF Pacific Grove,
Calf.
In another suit filed here, Elmer
J. Mather OF Montgomery County
asks m absolute divorce from Mrs.
Irma D. Mather OF Philadelphia,
stating that he and the respondent
have voluntarily lived apart for more
thanr i've years. - = - =
Evening star., 1942-06-02
County Attorney Named

WINCHESTER. Va, June (Spe-
ciaD.-Judge Philip Williams has
appointed j. Sloan Kuykendall as
county commonwealth attorney.
He succeeds w. Erie Edwards, who
has been named trial justice to fill
the vacancy caused by the death
Of Alvin j. Tavenner.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Benefit PIuy Nets $3.50

ROCKVILLE, Md, June 2 (Spe-
ciaD D.-Presentation of the comic
opera Trial by Jury" last week by
residents of Rockville netted the re-
Gently organized Rockville Recrea-
tional Council more than $3.50, 1t was
announced today,
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Westbrook PIT. A. to Meet

The Parent Association
Of the Westbrook Elementary School
on Massachusetts, avenue extended
win hold its final meeting Of the
term tonight. Mrs. Cameron Gar
man Of, YORKTOWN village, Nd,
heads, the association. ....-.'
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Missionary to Speak

Mrs. Sara D. Williams, until re-
Gently stationed at Singapore as .
Seventh Day Adventist missionary,
will be the guest speaker at the
dinner meeting Of the Quota Club
Of Montgomery County at the Ken
wood Coli and Country Club to-
night. a
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Rockville Divorce Granted

ROCKVILLE, Nd, June 2 (Spe-
ciaD Circuit Judge Stedman Pres
colt has signed decree granting to
Mrs. Elizabeth Lyons Of Brookmont,
Nd, an absolute divorce from Jake
G. Lyons. She charged desertion.
Evening star., 1942-06-02

Of the tow n,
long. opposed by
the de I e a t ed
slate Of candi-.
dates.
In a closely
contested eiec-
tion, It.. Col.
Clarence v.
Sayer was elect
ed. Mayor and
Howard S. Bean
and Allison B.
McQuin Coun-
cilmen for two
year terms. Col.
Sayer defeat e d
t he incumbent
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Civic League Will Meet

OAKToN, Va, June 2 (SpeciaD -
The annual meeting Of Oakton
School and Civic League will be
held ct pm. tomorrow in the
school oAhcers win be elected.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Commercial zoninq
Ticket Victorious in
Kensington Election
Col. .Suyer Named Mayor
BsaHaHd McQMn Via
Gouneilpen RACES. &. . ,,.,-.

Voters Ill Kensingtoii, Md. last
night elected a Mayor and two
Councilmen pledged to support COM
mercial zoning on the north side
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-16
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