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Evening star., 1944-06-01
Maryland Democrats
Expected 10 Re-eIect
Lane Committeeman
Six or More Women
Are Seeking Second
National Party Post
By the Associsted Press.


BALTIMORE, June 1.--Willian
Preston Lane Of Hagerstown today
appeared to be headed for re-
election as Democratic national
committeeman from Maryland, but
half dozen or moer women were
mentioned In political circles as
likely candidates for the commit
teewoman's post.
Both committee positions will be
filled by Marylandis delegation to
the national convention, which will
be chosen at the State gathering
Of Democrats tomorrow.
The committeewoman's post has
been vacant since the death Of Mrs.
Edward ]. Colgan Of Baltimore.
Among those prominently men
toned were Mrs. M. Alice Candles, q
figure in East Baltimore politics
who Withdrew from the contest ir
favor Of Mrs. Colgan four years ago;
Mrs. Millard E. Tydings, wife Of ths
States senior Senator, and Mrs. j
Wilmer Cronin, wife OF the State
Senator from Hartford County.
Others reported to be under con-
sideration we're Mrs. John 4. White
hurst, recent president OF the Gen.
eral Federation Of Women's Clubs;
Miss Bertha Joseph, Senator Rad
4cliffe's secretary, and Mrs. Gene
We've Wells, member of the House
of Delegates from Montgomery
County.
Mrs. Wells already has received
the backing of several voters. or.
ganizations in Western Maryland
but the fact that She comes from
the same congressional district as
Mr.. Lane was held by. some observers
to be handicap.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Minister on Trial
On Evasion Churoe

Trial of Charles E. Smith, 81, OF
tne 1900 block of Georgia avenue
NV on a charge of failing to re-
port Tor induction into the military
service was to be resumed today in
Dastrict Court. Smith, said to be
a minister OF the Jehovah Witnesses
went on trial yesterday before a
jury before Justice James M Proc
tor. He is being prosecuted by AS
sistant United States Attorney John
G. Conliff, jr.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Virginia Reports Rise
In Scarlet Fever Cuses
By the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va, June Fifty
five cases of scarlet fever were re-
ported in the State last week, an in-
crease of 80 cases as compared with
the week previous. the State Health
Department announced yesterday.
Measles continued to decline, the
department reported, only 400 cases
being listed for the State. Hanover
County headed the list with 81
cases, while Wise County was Sec
ond with 49, Alexandria reported
20 cases to lead the cities, while
Richmond listed 10.
Whooping cough cases were above
the average normal with 104 cases
reported, most of them being in
rural regions. Tazewell County re-
ported 80 cases and Tappahannock
ID
Evening star., 1944-06-01
5 From D. c. Area Win
st. Joseph's Diplomas

Five Washington area students
received diplomas today at gradua-
ton exercises at st. Joseph's Col
lege, Emmitsburg, Md. The gradu-
alton address was given by the Very
Rev. Joseph L. Lilly, general secre-
tary of the Catholic Biblical Asso-
citation at Catholic University.
Those receiving diplomas, award-
ed by the Most Rev. Michael j.
Curley, D. D., Archbishop of WASH
ington and Baltimore, were Rose
Anne Burgdorf, who delivered the
commencement address:
Pauline Connery and Mary Mar
garet O'Donnell, all of Washington:
Eloise Garner, La Plata, and Anne
Herrle, Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Potomac Synod Vote
On Church Merger
May Be Taken Today
Committee Studying
Union Gives Conference
Fovoroble Report
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FREDERICK, Md, June 1.-The
question Of merger of the Congre-
gational Christian and the Evangeli-
cal and Reformed churches re-
manned before the Potomac Synod
meeting of the latter denomination
today, after vote scheduled for
last night was deferred.
The synod, meeting at Hood Col
lege, received a favorable report on
the merger from its committee
which studied the matter.
Delegates to the meeting heard
the Rev. DR.. Calvin Wingert OF
Washington say last night that, de-
spite the popular saying, there were
atheists In foxholes.
Even If a soldier may suddenly
gain faith while he is lying in a fox
hole, yet we must remember that he
is not lying there very long," said
DR.. Wingert, supervisor Of chap
laincy in the denomination.
He said the denominatton's chap
lains found many young men in the
armed services were poorly fitted for
the emotional stress of battle.
The synod approved a resolution
petitioning Congress to repeal por-
tions of the AsiAtic Exclusion Act
which prohibit Indian nationals
from holding property and having
other privileges In this country.
The resolution was offered by the
Rev. Gottlieb Siengenthaler Of Bal
timore, chairman Of the Committee
lon International Missions.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Two Visiting Judges
To Sit in Il Cases
In Fairfax Court
Dubney and Mecorthy
To Preside in Place
Of Paul {. Brown
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, June Judge
A. D. Dabney of the Charlottesville
Corporation Court and Judge Wal
ter r. Mccarthy of the Arlington
County Circuit Court, have been des-
ignated by the Virginia Court of
Appeals to preside in IL cases sched-
|uled for trial this month in the Fair
fax County Circuit Court.
The two jurists we're designated
to preside in place of Judge Paul E.
Brown of the Fairfax County Cir
suit Court. Judge Brown, former
Commonwealth's attorney for Fair
fax County, disqualified himself on
the grounds that he had taken part
in the Investigations connected with
four criminal actions up for trial.
Seven civil cases on the June
docket were brought while Judge
Mccarthy was judge of the Fairfax
circuit.
Judge Dabney was designated by
Justice George L. Browning to hear
the case Of Walter G. Wright, who
will be tried June IA on a forgery
charge.
Judge Mccarthy was designated
to hear the following criminal cases
beginning June s:
Herman A. Held, alias Herman
Ross, three indictments of burglary;
Walter r. Kearns, grand larceny
Edward Hayes, jr., three indictments
Of housebreaking, and Harry A
Shockey, charged with violating
county zoning laws.
Judge Mccarthy will hear the fol-
lowing civil actions:
Louis G. Barley, executor OF the
estate of Harley P. Wilson, versus
Anne Lee Memorial Home OF Aged
ct al; and the following case.
against the Virginia Homes Corp. :
Philip H. Trask, Roscoe Ruddle
Albert e. Evans, r. Brandon Marsh,
Edward J. Koltisko. and Alfred B.
Carter.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
500 launch Campaign
For Funds 10 Build
Silver Spring hospifa|
Door to- Door Cunvoss
TO Seek Enrolment Of
10000 in Association

More than 900 workers began q
door-to-door canvass Of the Silver
Spring area today in . Today drive
to enroll 10000 members for the Sill
yer Spring Hospital Association.
The campaign Is the initial step
of the recently formed association
to raise funds to build q hospital
In Silver Spring. Fred L. Lutes,
association chairman, said today II
is believed 15O-bed- hospital unit
would cost about 1900, 900, and It may
be found necessary to build even 1
larger hospital.
Lee n. Robinson, chairman Of the
Membership COMMITTEES, which b II
charge OF the drive, has announced
that membership Is divided into
three classes-annual membership at
81 q person, contributing member
ship at SO and life memberships at
500.
Discussing the plans for the hos
pital, Mr.. Lutes emphasized the need
for permanent structure housing
the latest equipment. He said It Il
planned to locate the building on q
site which 4 accessible but In quiet
area.
ut win be large enough TO take
care of the reasonable. needs of the
10000 residents Of the community, =
he stated, adding, "All OF US are
agreed that the type Of hospital we
should build will be q substantial
one from the point Of construction
and credit to Silver Spring"
Although the canvass ofiicially
opens today, more than 200 persons
have enrolled with the treasurer Of
the association and have contributed
about $3,10O.
Mr.. Lutes, James McCann, vice
chairman Of the Membership Com
mittee, and Mrs. Genevieve Wells
win speak at area thcaters over the
week end In behalf OF the drive.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Fur Donations Sought
To Aid Merchant Seomen

In cooperation with the War
Emergency Board of the fur indus
try, an Alexandria committee has
been, formed to collect donations of
furs to be made into garments for
merchant seamen.
Mrs. Leroy Peabody, chairman of
the committee, has announced that
donations are being accepted at the
USO-OCK information booth trailer
on South Washington street, adja-
cent to the George Mason Hotel.
Further information may. be OBJ
tained from Mrs. Peabody at Alex
andria 4a18.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Miss Strauss to Speak

Miss Anna L. Strauss, newly
elected president of the National
League of Women Voters, will be
guest speaker at the annual meeting
of the Maryland League at 10 am.
June 8 at the YWCA, Seventeenth
and K streets NV. Reservations
for the luncheon at noon may be
made with Mrs. Clifford v. Gysel,
Sligo 9698, by June 7.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
S1.oOO,OOO Goal Sci
For Air Forces Show
BY Gen. Arnold
Roll Of Honor to Bear
Gold-Lettered Names;
Press Day Designated

The quota Of war bond sales for
the Shot from the Sky" show.
which will open the Fifth War Loan
Drive June ii at the Monument
Grounds, has been set at 1000 900,
Gen. II. n. Arnold Of the Army Air
Forces announced yesterday.
The show, which viii include tbs
largest collection Of captured Axis
cir combat equipment ever assem-
bled in this country. Is first hand
evidence that War Bond dollars are
fighting dollars, John A. Reilly,
chairman Of the War Finance Com
mittee, declared.
One of the features Of the exhibit
will be roll Of Honor" on which
viii be inscribed IN gold letters the
names Of members Of the armed
forces who have had Fifth War
Loan bonds dedicated to them.
Mr.. Reilly emphasized that all e,
IF and g bonds sold between today
and opening of the drive June Ia
may be credited to campaign quotas.
Press Bond Day Planned.
To show that the Nations press
and its employees, in addition to
publicizing War Bonds, are also
buying them, the National Press
Club, In cooperation with various
organizations Of editors and pub
fishers, win sponsor National
Press War Bond Day" Saturday,
June II.
A Nationwide program is being
arranged for the day with talks by
war correspondents and possibly
some United Nations commanders.
The club has set UP committee
through which bond subscriptions
of cooperating publications may be
handled.
Meanwhile, a series of War bond
rallies were scheduled and inaugu-
rated at various Government and
private business agencies.
1t. Col Backus Speaks.
1t. Col. David H. Backus, aide to
Gen. Arnold, who recently returned
from tour of the battlefronts, and
Mr.. Reilly, spoke to more than 1000
employees Of the Hecht Co. at rally
today.
/ Entertainers included Benny
Rubin, star of Lets Face It." now
playing at the National Theater:
IAl Giordano and company, and
Phyllis Stagg.
i Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey will
address selective service minute men
in noon Bond rally today, to be
followed by q motion picture Of the
ISchwsinfurt bombing.
\ Walter Fowler, District budget
ofacer, win be the principal speaker
lat rally tonight sponsored by the
La Fayette Lodge of Masons at the
\ Temple, Thirteenth street and New
4 York avenue NV.
Il Charles E. Wilson, executive vic0
chairman of the War Production
Board, viii speak to $50 WPB minute
men at a meeting at pm. today in
1.-THE auditorium of the Social Security
Building Motion pictures win be
shown and the Navy School Of
Il Music Band win furnish music.
Il Rallies already have been held for
the staffs OF the Civil Service Conn
missions Central ONCE and the Sec.
retafy's correspondence and library
divisions OF the Treasury DEPART
ment.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Miss Watt to Sponsor Croft

Miss Elizabeth Davis Watt, 232e
South Nash street, Arlington
daughter of Capt. Richard M. Watt
jr., U. S. NJ, who is in charge OF
design and construction of navy
landing craft, will sponsor the ISM
212, another in the series of landing
vessels being constructed at the
Wilmington CDelD yards of the
bravo Corp. The launching cere-
monies will be held SATURDAY..
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Alexandria Roturions
To Send 3 Boys to Comp

The Alexandria Rotary Club has
voted to send three boys to camp
under the AAA Patrol Boys plan
sponsored in Alexandria by Police
Sergt. Henry Grimm.
Sergt. Grimm, who has led the
project for the last five years, has
undertaken to send as many boys to
camp as can be subsidized by con-
tributions from individuals and serv-
ice clubs.
Rotary was asked to pay the ex-
penses of one or two boys, but voted
to send three.
Evening star., 1944-06-01

SA&ACT cAMEo W.. OONSAN, III.
recall the biggest fire or his narrow
est escape. He said the Virginia
Shipbuilding Co. fires in 1924, 1925
and 1926 all were pretty big ones.
He remembered other fires at the
Bryant fertilizer plant and at the
Fairfax Apartments in 1928 and the
Cameron Apartments in 1880, and
the Monticello Hotel fire in 1941
when four persons were killed.
Chief Duncan said the depart
ment's growth was due largely to
the efforts of volunteers. with
out them," he said, I'VE couldn't
have gotten along"
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Western Maryland Dean
To Address Graduates

DR.. L. M. Berthols, dean of the
faculty at Western Maryland Col
lege, will be the principle speaker
at commencement exercises for Is
seniors of Damascus High School al
pm. June l3 at the school.
The address of welcome will be
given by Betty May .Mullinix, while
Evalyn Hurley will give the farewell
address. Dr. Edwin w. Broome
Montgomery County superintendent
of schools, will present the diplomas
Musical selections will be given by
the graduating class. The list oi
graduates follows.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
rs to Get Diplomas
At Lockey HIGH School

Twenty-Five seniors will receive
their diplomas Saturday at gradua-
ton ceremonies of the Lackey High
School, Indianhead, Md.
Student speakers, who will discuss
Science in the Postwar World" at
exercises at 8 pm. in the high school
auditorium, are Emma Haley, Joan
Sargent, Margaret Owens and Bar
bara Jenkins.
Other graduates include.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
Hadley's Country Estates
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

"hNN INV AHANSS Sn o1kL
CATTLE RANCH-25O miles ". Z. OF
Phoenix Ariz $4,000 acres. 1000
acres decided land. balance state and
federal leased. 400 choice cattle. Priced
FOR quick sale. Sl35.Ooo cash Gil
BERT TY s-3slO
FREE Fall ostslog. farm bargains. :
Midwest states Special service for those
who state requirements and payment
plan frs, letter. Write today United
Farm AGENCY, 7-DW South Dearborn.
Chicago 3, III.
HAVE farms In Maoomb and ssniisc
Counties from So to $50 acres
HUCK, 1870 Chelsea PR 1890
NEARLY 3 ACRES. large e-rm home.
gar, barn, fruit. grapes $4,000.
terms. Fort 81 M. IabO Rd
CHAs CROsSMAN 10 s444
NEAT COTTAGE plsstcred large parcel
land Hafper.s Nile sec. only $3.50.
$500 down s25 month city trans
immediate possession. Boyer Real Is
tate. 2o9ii Harper. TT 2-se2O
RANCH TYPE homesiiy with city
water. sewers, sidewalks. and shade
trees. mr.. Dix-Toledo and Nor,hline
only IS per n. Newman. Dix Rd. at
Northline Pm. Wyandotte 2755
ROCHESTER section--eO acres. scenic.
good land 5-bedroom house. bath.
steam heat Stoker also log cabin
Woods Judson Bradssy Co PA e7Oo.
a. ACREs-sINoo. terms. acres
I'd stream and trees.
CHAS CROeSMAN no s4A4
5 .AcREs-si ESQ. terms SIS ACRES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
VACANT LOTS ron SALE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

At4ne 6S NIX w AN XII
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r. G. CHERRY, 1857 Gratiot. FL 1880
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CRUTCHER REAL ESTATE
AGA McGraw. al Warren TY 5-5366
COLoRED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES. FLATS, APT HURRY!
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COLORED properties wanted. all cash.
schwartz 655 Book Bds. CA 1000
contract. w. ID. Morrison. TO s-4520.
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2 ACRES. citrus groves. large house.
San Mateo Florida. Owner. Jueckstook.
lOq11 West Outer Drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-EAST

BRICK-NcVport between outer Drive
and Warren : rooms 1 bedroom and
hstu Gown bedrooms Fuc iHvstury
up fuu diripr room toilet in base
meut steam heat. siokcf 2-Csr Farsrc
AL in fret class condition and priced
~ sell
TURNER f. WILSON
1884 Past Niic pP 1899
CONCORD. 2o0le - Nov complete
fiA terms upru SO caiIy 10 hcii
GAYS sun sppt DE C27s-G24s o
Clayton, 25si4 Ecofse AZ jim Daily
DEA" AvE between Z Atile 10 and
outer ~ Essy terms Move ylght IN
Best 'inlshcd houses a. city shady
street. paved. hgeUi, 1R i-l05O or
90 AfIf
DEARBORN ? Mead-s.rm rar home
- 500. $500 On Also others Car
uug OR sIP6. OR $500
IA g-nETPDrT
nrcwsr nome . bedrooms ttte featuffS
near schools and trans large recreation
space So ESQ q QUO down A Hel-
tter 1865 , Mue pr 224O
FOsTER Or Packard Dsdgc-s RVS
90 y lnf garage Good location for
foarefs Only 50 600. $1,000 down
Aserson TW I-5O20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
| FLATS ron SALE

coLoRED-Horton and Brush. bricl
and frame. 5 units. 5 rms. and bath
each. good buy, $500. terms. Realtor
CA 2boo.
COLORED
Twelfth, 5i55, Just N. OF w. Warren,
3-flat lower vacant. $1,000. terms
CA 1882.
coLoRED-ELIoT-R Russell. 2-fam.. sc.
stove heat only $3.50. $1,000 down.
sLoBIN-TR i-o366-TY THIS
cOLORED = CAMERON = Brick veneer
SIS. IL. A. ht.. 81 800, terms
r. SLOBlN-TR i-o366-TY THIS
Observation-Disclosures
SIS. Stove Heat. ONLY $3.50 DOWN.
SLoBIN-TR l-o366-TY 7-7ll5
COLORED
Riyard. 556s-Four-famiiy brick. gooe
.se.-~ss- 'oee. terms CA 1852
coLoRED-concord; 2-fam.. SO yer,
clean. Quick poss. $500. terms
Cannon Bros. Fl 0l40.
coLORED-Lumpkin, 1890: 4 and 4
with bath; $40 down. reconditioneC
] year ago. CA 7452.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sec. mod. brk
4-flat, rooms. reasonable TO 6-354l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04

UPHoLSrERING
"REUPHOLSTERY ADVERTISERS IN
THE DETROIT TIMES SUBSCRIBE
TO THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS
REUPHOLSTERY SERVICE SHALL IN
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SPRINGS RETIED. FRAMES RE.
PAIRED AND PARTS REPLACED
WHERE NECESSARY
LET FAMOUS rrstyte ana rebuild your
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srai unclaimed upholstered sets for safe.
reasonable TR l-3fs2
DRAKE Uphoistering fne workmanship
low prices. TY 4-o7l4. Eve no 2s54.
FINE QUALITY uPHOLSTERING
2-Pc. $50 so BEHRMAN'S TY o-7e7s
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hosiery, $685. Mack PL 2I7l
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ers Grapes reas. terms TO S-4S5@
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77SS Grand River TY 6-7Soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
Furnished Rooms for Rent

Cmplpyt1 isi9kfr htat fulti, D way
'TsnspOrtau11.
ART CENTER Large combination living
ana sleeping room. entire 90 toof.
-a-,is4s- ssaS-i-.4- s--4-!G.s- so "a
tzf1 11Uttr $50 f1r m cuuEtnT
Good transportation $40 second Blvd
GENERAL MOTORS section single
room. professional or scriccmon ~el-
COME garage. references required
LAkGE r00m. private entrance. hot air
heat Af34 Cheuc Pr 2tl9
LIE, MAY. 3Sq2-Rcaaed lady. large
room private bath MI i32l
NICE basement room Tor Colorod, single
cr couple Ma 1898
OUTER DRIVE near llarpcr-Rolm suit
AbIe TOT ! on 2 piiNatt nome Fl Oo4z
ROOMERS-3 female near 81 Aubln
and Plymouth bus line privileges 81
complete house persons VIC can SQeak
Russian Polish or ukrauian preferred
Inquire 1883 Nsgcl s. week
VERY lafge room Coz or more bust
ness people excellent location. Ik
2-9'Na
/ WHITE Ccptl, man in private home on
Webb TO 5-7s67,
Ia SINGLE twin beds near Murray
Body Corp 1859 Richmond Apt
7 ? AND B rooms Cal az E0se Marie S
Flower shop 1852 East Miller
COLORED-Rcspecia sober. working
gcnflcInan 10 4hare dnrmiinIy muSi be-
neat TR 2.5o3e rom II 80 a. m
TO II ? m
COLUBED- N1cc room twin neds, Tor
gentlemen good transportation TO
| SOFAS
OIORED-WOrking couple IN nice
room good Transportation q 15h Richter
COLORED-Ncat room ior single gentle
I man GOOD transportation n 1929
/ COLORED-Si Single and double refined
/ people only. After s Gil -32to--
| COLORED gentleman, private room,
TR 2-22G6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
LAND CONTRACTS

AT 4lsGo ms. Co. funds for good
mtge loans; land contracts bought.
Ed Henkel. Hammond Bldg CA 2655.