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DoUGHNUT Machine. automatic: late
model good condition, continuous feed
30 dozen an hour productionl price reason
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cash register ? drawers like
new. Cora Gottschslk, Wauseon. Ohio.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Fauquier's S SeIeciee
No. 1,R. King Stone,
is Commissioned
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
WARRENTON, Va, Sept. 4,-R
King Stone, Warrenton, Fauuuier's
first volunteer under the Selective
Service Act, and first selectee to &c
from the county, was commissioned
a second lieutenant at Fort Ben
ming, Ga, last week on completion
of the officer candidate course. 1t.
Stone is the son of Mrs. Sterling
Larrabee of Oakwood, Warrenton.
IIe was inducted November 27, 1910.
He offended Valley Forge Military
Academy at Wayne, Pa.
ISL Pigs to Be Sold.
With ISL pigs already consigned
to the Victory pig sale at Marshall
Wednesday, it is expected to be the
best such sale held in Northern
Virginia.
Chapter Wins Third Prize.
The Marshall Chapter, Future
Farmers Of America, won the SIS
third place prize in the State chap
ter contest, in which over 200 chap
ters competed, at the conference
held at Massanetta Springs last
week. The award was made on a
basis of leadership, activities and
citizenship. Dennis McCarty III,
president of the Marshall chapter,
received the State farmers degree
for outstanding achievement in
agriculture, scholarship and leader
ship, and James Jenkins, agricul-
ture instructor at Bealeton, was
given the honorary State farmers
Evening star., 1943-09-05
DC. Blood Donor Unit
To Be Stationed al
Leesburg Saturday
special pispatch % Tne Star.


LEESBURG, Va, Sept. 4. - The
mobile unit of the Washington Blood
Donor Center will be stationed at
the Leesburg High School from 9.l5
am. to 2 pm. Saturday. One hum
dred and sixty donors are required
for the visit. Mrs. Merwyn G. BLY,,
chairman of the Blood Donor Com
mittee of the Loudoun County Chap
ter, American Red Gross. will be
aided by her committee and the staff
assistants under the Craftsmanship
Of Mrs. Lloyd Slack
War Loan Quota Set.
Loudoun County's quota in the
Third War Loan drive is 5000 900, 1t
was announced today by T. Frank
Osbtlrn, chairman of the Loudoun
War Loan Committee. The drive
win begin Thursday. The quota is
nearly three times larger than the
county's assessment In the Second
War Loan campaign The per capita
share Is approximately $45.04.
Milking Contest Finals.
The Lincoln Senior All Club, rep
resented by Peggy Ann Benedum
and George Miller, won first place
in the All county milking finals
this week on the farm of j. w.
Clemens. The Round Hill Junior
Club, represented by Mae Hummer
and Ray Fields, jr., was second, and
the Leesburg Club, with Edwin
Arnold and Tommy Fleming, scored
Evening star., 1943-09-05

retary and treasurer. DR.. J. E,
Knight was chosen delegate to the
annual meeting of the Medical So
ciety of Virginia, with DR.. M. B.
Hiden, alternate.
Music Program Arranged.
A program of sacred and classical
music will be presented at the War
renton Methodist Church at 8 pm.
tomorrow when leading southern
pianist and dramatic soprano
who has won State and national
additions will take part. j. T. Pitt
man of the Signal Corps Camp, who
before he entered the Army was
professor of music at Oglethorpe
University, is the pianist.
Soloist is Miss Helen Travis
Crawford, who placed second in the
Atwater Kent ADDITIONS in 1881.
Bonds to Be Given as Prizes.
Two $25 War bonds will be
awarded each month to the Red
Cross surgical dressing workers hav-
ing the largest number of working
hours, according to Mrs. M. j
O'Connell, chapter chairman.
The bonds are to be given to the
local chapter by an anonymous
donor,
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Sergt. {. 5. Geier Listed
As Missing in Action

Sergt. Conrad S. Geier, jr., %, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad S. Geier,
Mclean, Va, has been reported
missing in action in Sicily, his moth
er revealed yesterday.
Mrs. Geier said she had received
telegram last week from the War
Department, stating that her son
has been missing since July IA. No
further details were given.
She edded that she received her
last letter from her son July 16
in which he said he was going in"
apparently referring to the cam
paign in Sicily.
A native of Scranton, Pa, Sergt
Geier ceme to Mclean with his par
ents 10 years ago. He attended
Western High School here and was
graduated from Newton High Schoo!
near Scranton in 1910. He enlisted
in the Army February 16, 1912, and
was sent overseas early in May, ac-
cordirg to his mother.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
degree for outstanding service rem.
dered In vocational agriculture.
Sabotage Drive Pushed.

degree for outstanding service rem.
dered In vocational agriculture.
Sabotage Drive Pushed.
Miss Dorothy Neyhart, captain OF
the Fauquier Red Gross Motor Corps
has been appointed salvage chair
man by OCD Co-ordinator John
Fox Bowman. Miss Neyhart's plans
for salvage work include weekly
house toulouse. collection of SCRAP
metal, rubber, paper and tin cans.
During the six months from Janu-
ary l to July /, Fauquier County
collected and shipped 1888 pounds
of scrap and 200 pounds of silk
stockings, according to Miss Ney-
hart.
Marsteller Heads Bond Drive.
P. G.sMarsteller, president of the
Fauquier National Bank, Warren
ton, has been appointed chairman
of the Fauquier County War Finance
Committees Third War Loan drive
The county's quota in the drive,
which opens Thursday, September
9. is 100000.
Members of Mr.. Marsteller's COM
mittee include Alan l.. Day, P. w.
Anderson, John w. Stone and Mrs.
John Tyssowski.
Services at Catlett.
A revival service will begin at
Trinity Methodist Church, Catlett,
at IL am. tomorrow, the pastor,
Rev. w. H. Gray, has announced.
Services will continue each evening
through September 10.
Medical Society Elects.
Dr. Stewart Mcbride, Manassas,
was unanimously elected president
of the Fauquier County Medical
Society at a meeting here this week.
Drs. George H. Davis, Warrenton,
and Wade H. Payne, Haymarket,
were elected vice presidents, and
DR.. J. Frank Folk, Warrenton, Sec
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Woodside Group Puts Off
Junior WAVE Promotion

Postponement of ceremonies mark
Ing the promotion of 81 keels in the
Junior WAVE Corps at Grace
Church, Woodside, from tonight un-
I'll 7:30 pm. Wednesday has been
announced by Commodore Thelma
Gale, wife OF the Rev. Walter Gale
rector of the church.
Fifteen of the girls will be given
the rank of bow mate, 2f will be-
come rudder mates and one girl
Kathryn Mehserle, who has the
highest number of credits-will be
promoted to wavette.
Merit bars will be awarded by
Commodore Gale, assisted by Capt
Betty Gibbon. The Rev. DR.. Gale
who is chaplain of the corps, will
speak on Looking Toward the
Future"
Opening with a procession CT the
entire corps Of nearly 100 girls, the
program will include number OF
musical selections and dance num-
ber. Then reception and exhibit
of projects undertaken by the cadets
under the direction of Comdr
Melinda Mehserle will be held.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Colvert County Schools
Will Open Wednesday

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, Sept.
4.-Calvert County public schools
will open Wednesday, Superintend-
ent Harry Hughes announced yes
terday. A teachers meeting will be
held Tuesday at the Calvert High
School here
The public schools in st. Marys
County will open September Is,
and those in Charles County will
open September 10, officials said.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
West Lanham Boy Scouts
Will Receive Charter

A new Boy Scout troop sponsored
by the West Lanfam (Md.) Citizens
Association will receive its charter
from the National Council, Boy
Scouts OF America. at an outdoor
meeting at pm. tomorrow.
The ceremony win be held at Fred
erick road and West Lanilam drive
Z In case of inclement weather, it will
he held in Blythes Hall.
Frank s. Taylor, scout commits
!, sioner for Prince Georges County
will present the charter, and E. M
'Looney, president of the citizens
association, will present parade
fias contributed by the group.
The ceremony will be held In con.
junction with the regular monthly
meeting Of the association.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Pvt. c. Hoover Awarded
Posthumous Army Medal

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. 4-The
Silver Star Medal for gallantry in
action for Pvt. Charles L. Hoover of
the field artillery, who lost his life
in the North African campaign No
vember %, has been presented to
his mother, Mrs. John Hoover. The
presentation was made by Col. C.
M. Walton, designated by the gen
eral commanding the Sd Service
Command at Baltimore. Pvt. Hoover
was rnortally wounded while battling
enemy planes with .50-caliber ma
chine gun and continued efforts to
defend his battery's position even
after bombs began to fall, according
to the official citation.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
third. Sixteen All boys and girls
competed.

third. Sixteen All boys and girls
competed.
Lowenbach Home Sold.
1t. Col. E. B. White, Arlington,
has purchased from Mrs. Charles
r. Lowenbach her dwelling on North
King street, Leesburg. The Whites
will occupy the property. al
All Club Fair. ffs sS
Among the features of the All
Club fair on the fair grounds at
Purcellville, September 10, win be
displays of livestock including seven
purebred gifts and one boar to BE-
shown by the Hillsboro All Club.
A purebred Jersey calf will be the
prize for the winner OF this class.
The baby beef classes also are ex-
pected to be unusually good. ac-
cording to D. j. Young. assistant
dairy specialist at Blacksburg.
Library Trustees to Meet.
The trustees of the Purceilville
Library will hold their annual meet
ing at the library at pm. Monday.
Miss Mary Virginia Osborne, the
librarian, announces that the book
mobile, equipped with two new tires.
has resumed its regular trips.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Montgomery 10 Enroll
Students This Week

Children who have not previ-
ously attended Montgomery County
schools and who expect to enroll at
Leland Junior High September 13
will be given an opportunity to reg
lister from 9 am. to 4 pm. Thursday
and from to and $50 to 7:30 . m.
Friday, the new school principal,
Mrs. Esthelene Morgan, has an
nounced.
Mrs. Morgan also announces the
appointment of new assistant prin-
cipal, Elwood Mason. former princi-
pal of the Ocean City Md High
School.
Registration of new students at
the senior high school will be held
from 2 to 4 pm. Thursday and Fri
dav.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Pilot Killed, Cadet Hurt
In Army Plone crosh
By the Associated Press.

By tHe ASSOcIADeu FTess.
WAYNESBORO, Va, Sept. AN
Army training plane crashed today
in the Blue Ridge Mountains near
Alton, killing its pilot and injuring
an aviation cadet.
The injured man was taken to
| Woodrow Wilson General Hospital
near Staunton. The name of the
pilot was not announced pending
notification of his next of kin.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Misery Of
Piles Fought
In Few Minutes

Within rev minutes OF the very FIRST
application, the doctors prescription Chino
Piles in ways: l. Soothes an6 eases pain
and itching. q. aeips shrink sore, swollen
tissues 5. Promotes healing py easing irri-
tated membranes and a1leviates nervousness
due to Piles Has helped thousands while
they worked and enjoyed life in greater
comfort. Get Chino -Roid from your druggist
today under positive guarantee OF complete
satisfaction or money back. Don't wait. Fight
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Evening star., 1943-09-05

CoMEwHERE, as you're reading this,
- an American soldier is going into
battle in foreign land.
The sunrise he saw this morning
may be the last he'll ever see.
What are YOU doing-for him, for
thousands like him, and for the Amer
lea they're fighting for1
The longer this war lasts, the more
of our soldiers will have to die
What are YOU doing-to help
shorten this war and save lot of need
less tragedies?
By joining the WAC, YOU-an
American woman can send more
strength to our Armies abroad by releas-
ing man for combat. You can hurry
the day of victory-and help bring more
of our fighting men home alive.
Are you an American citizen-a
Evening star., 1943-09-05

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When YOU can help shorten
thewur... ...byioining the WAC?

woman over 20 and under 5Oi Are you
without dependents, without children
under 14i Then you are in the special
group of women who can join the
WAC, who are needed in the WAC
right away!
Go to your nearest WAC Recruiting
Statlon-not next week, but now. The
Wac on duty will be glad to give you
full details about life in the WAC
the essential jobs, the valuable train
ing, the chance for real service. Go at
once. Or mail the coupon Either way
you'll get complete information.
# you are ineligible for the WAC-be-
cause Of age, health, or family responsi-
bilities-take over s0ar job at home and
free some other woman svho is eligible to
join the VAC.
Evening star., 1943-09-05

Apply at nearest Army Recruiting Induction Station
moiI the coupon Your local Post Office gladly
give the addes. Of the w. Army Recruiting or
Induction Station.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-08-13
G.. F. Stewards
i'm Twin Cities
for Vacation

DR.. and Mrs. Carlyle F. Stewart,
now of Evanston, ILL.,, came to the
Twin Cities last week to spend their
summer vacation among friends
made during DR.. Stewards pastor
ate in A. M. E. churches of the
Twin Cities. His charges here in
cluded st. James and st. Peter
churches in Minneapolis and st.
James in st. Paul.
After being assigned to st. Peter
church about two years ago to be-
gin his eighth year there, he re-
signed to accept an assignment to
Ebenezer church in Evanston.
Upon entering his pastorate at
Ebenezer, he found only 81 cents
an the church treasury. During this
brief two year period there, suf-
ficient funds have been raised to
pay off more than $4,000 in debts,
an additional $4,000 has been spent
in improvements to the church and
the parsonage and over $4,000 re-
mains on hand in the treasures of
the various church organizations
with the church entirely free of
debt. Nearly 300 new members
have been taken into the church
under DR.. Stewart which has a
total membership of more than
1900.
The Stewards are house guests
of the John C. Williams, 982 lyle
hart, st. Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-08-13

the brotherhoods in the railroad in
dustry which operates unfavorably
to thousands Of Negro railroad
workers who are not permitted to
join these unions because of race,
and in far too many cases have
been forced out Of the industry by
the job and seniority control mech
anisms in many of these Scope"
agreements.
Officers and members of Local
1908 of the UTSEA of St. Paul
are being congratulated by the local
people for its part in winning this
great victory.
Lee A. Gwynne, Jr., is president
of the local; Nicholas Smith is vice
president; William johnson, secre-
tary; John R. Lawrence, Jr., and
Bishop Neal, sergeants-at-arms.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-08-13
CHICAGO TENOR VISITS HERE

Ollie Wilburn, tenor, was the
guest soloist at st. James A.M.E.
Church, Dale and W. Central, Sun
day, August 8, at the II am. serv-
ice. His selections were "The Pub
lican" by Van de Water and "Pre-
cious Lord Take Ny Hand" by
Dorsey, a gospel song. Both num-
bers were enthusiastically received.
While in the city, Mr.. Wilburn
is the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William White, 773 Rondo avenue,
where he is visiting Mr.. Clarence
Maxwell.
Mr.. Wilburn lives in Chicago
and attends the Good Shepherd
Congregational Church where
he is a member of the choir. He
expects to return to the city in the
fall for a concert.
Monday and Tuesday of this
week, Mr.. Wilburn and Mr.. Harold
Parker spent two days visiting in
Duluth where they spent some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Rodney
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols
Of that city.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-08-13
Carrie M. DOty
Dead at %

Carrie M. Doty, age 20, I'll Oh
son Highway, died Sunday, August
8, at General Hospital. Funeral
services were held Wednesday, Au-
gust IL at 2 p. m. at the Woodland
Funeral Home with Rev. H. w.
Bolts, officiating. Interment was
at Oakland cemetery, st. Paul. She
is survived by five sisters, Mines.
Dorothy Maddox, Albertine Combs,
Florence, Geraldine and Marion
Doty. Three brothers, Darwin, Ed
and Raymond; three nephews, La
Verne, Milton, Reginald; one niece,
Theresa; two brothers = in law,
Oscar Maddox and Andrew Combs,
and other relatives.
FORMER MINNEAPOLIS MAN
TO MICHIGAN FOR FUNERAL
Don Vernon of Washington, D. C.
and formerly of Minneapolis, is in
Grand Rapids, Michigan, attending
the funeral of his grandfather.