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The times-news., 1938-12-15
WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
CHRIST'S NEW COMMANDMENT
BY HIGHT {. MOORE

Sunday school lesson for Sun
day, December 18.
Scripture: Matthew 5:43-lS;
22:34-40; John 1894, 35; 15:l2-
IA.
The Ten Commandments of
Moses which we have been study
ing for weeks are condensed in
the New Commandment of Jesus
which we study today.
STANDARD OF THE NEW
COMMANDMENT
(Matthew S: 43-4S)
LOVE YOUR ENEMIES: Here
is the standard of the New Com
mandment. Hear paragraph
from the Sermon on the Mount.
Love certainly includes Glove Of
the brethren" but it goes far be-
yond that. 1t summarizes the Sec
ond Table of the Law in love to
ncighbors, but does not stop
there. 1t demands love for enc
mies-the very entithesis of what
the rabbis inferred and taught.
1t even demands that love for en-
emies stand the test for interces-
sion; that is, enemies must be
prayed for sincerely, with true
sympathy, and in earnest slippli-
cation for blessings upon them
which God alone can beStow. If
we reach this love standard, we
prove our kinship to the Father
who sends the rain and sun i'm
partially upon good and bad. If
we ignore the love standard, we
descend to the level of renegade
publicans and despised Gentiles
who merely swap affection and
exchange courtesies. Our model is
before us-our Heavenly Father.
Our duty is clear-to be like him
in love.
SCOPE OF THE NEW
COMMANDMENT ...
(Matthew 22: 34.4O)
LOVE GOD AND NEIGHBOR:
Here is the scope of the New
Commandment. Review the dis
cussion of the great command
ment in the Law of Moses which
occurred in the Temple on Tues
day of Crucifixion Week. CD The
inquirer was we'll versed in both
civil and theological law. He
seems personally to have been
sincere, for he observed that
Jesus had answered former ques-
tions wisely and was commended
by Jesus in this conversation. But
his question was calculated to
arouse untagonism against Jesus,
particularly if he should set aside
the oral law and thus invite rup-
ture with the masses, or if he
should magnify certain favorite
;commands and omit others equal
ly as important. Instead of split
ting ethical hairs and differenti.
ating, divine commands, Jesus bas-
ed every duty, upon love. (2) The
first great commandment requires
supreme love to God. 1t is love
from the. whole heart, gathering
into one all the strands Of affec-
ton. 1t is a love, dominating the
entire soul as the seat of the will.
1t is a love absorbing the whole
mind, bringing the rays of intel
ligence to focus in burning love.
And it is a love twining together
every strand of our strength for
the expression of that love in ev-
cry way possible. (3) The second
great commandment is built OH
the same basis. The love which
reaches upward to God is sure to
reach outward to man. And rs
love to God summarizes the First
Table of the Law (four COM
.mandments), SO love. to man sum
marizes the Second Table of the
Law. (six commandments. Is
there any other commandment
greater than these? Jesus says
there is not. And our own hearts
tell us that he is right.
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EDEN TOLD u. S. IS NOT
FAVORABLE TORRANCE
CONTINUED from page one)


have spoken out candidly on the
Spanish issue and on Britain's
role there, as they visualize 1t,
and who have been equally frank
in questioning Eden, have taken
into account that before many
months elapse, King George vi
may ask Anthony Eden to form
new British cabinet. They base
this supposition on their convic-
ton that British resistance Of
totalitarian expansion will stiffen
and that, in that event, Eden
would be the logical, successor of
Prime Minister Neville Chamber
lain.
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Modern birds chew their food
with their stomachs, or gizzards.
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Lynn, Mass. was the site Of the
first. iron produced in America.
The iron was cast into a one-qt.
pot which still is extant.
The Washington times., 1938-12-21

DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED while yol
wait. Modern Dental Laboratory. Rm. 6O2
Westory Bldg, 14th & F N W. MA. OTIS
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SHEPHERD-COLLIE. female, z mos. old.
black with white feet white cross on chest.
Reward. Shepherd 39O9-W or DE. 5S42,
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ESSENO AUTO SUPPLY CO.-Specialist
free. Sol II St. N, W, ME, 01S2.
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Bids and Proposals

p. A. PROJECT NO. D. C.-1O21-F UNIT
NO l. COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington, D. e.
Separate sealed bids for the construction
of an assembly-hall gymnasium addition.
including the necessary remodeling of pres
ent building, at School Building No. 1874.
known as the BANCROFT SCHOOL,. To-
Gated on north side of Newton Street, be-
tween Mt. Pleasant and 18th Streets. n.
W.. Washington, d. c.; will be received by
said Commissioners at Room 500 District
Building Washington. d. c., until 2 90
o'clock p m. January 4. 1880. and then
publicly opened and read aloud The In
structions to Bidders. Form of Bid. Form
Forms of Bid Bond and Performance Bond
may he examined and secured at the office
OF the Chief Clerk, Engineer Department,
Room 427. District Building. and copies
check payable TO the Collector of Taxes
D. c.. in the sum of Ten Dollars $1,000
per each set. Not more than three 49,
sets of drawings aid specifications, ETC.,
Will be furnished TO any one a. general
contractor. Upon returning such sets
promptly and in good condition. said de-
posits Will be refunded. The Commission
ers reserve the right to waive any infor-
malities IN or to reject any or all bids.
Each bidder must deposit with his bid
Centum t5ToD of the base bid in the form
and subject to the conditions provided in
the Instructions TO Bidders. Attention of
bidders Is particularly called to the require
he observed and minimum wage rates TO be
paid under the contract The estimated
cost OF the work to be performed under
this contract is Sixty-Seven Thousand Dol
lars 1861. 900 0O(. No bidder may with
draw his bid within 80 days after the
actual rate of the opening thereof G. M.
THORNETT. Secretary Board of Commits
sioners. D. c. December 13. 1888.
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Bids and Proposals
/ 0

L, 8. ENGINEER OFFICER. 1O6s Navy
Building Washington n C-Sealed
proposals will he received here until IL 100
a. M. Eastern standard Time. January
10 1899 and then publicly opened. for
lease and operation IN Potomac River,
District Of Columbia on an hourly basis,
of one or two hydraulic pipe llne drcdges
each with CutterhCad capable Of PUMPING
$50 cubic yards per pumping hour in
maternal containing 80 per cent of sand
gravel and cohhlc stone with a pipe line
Of average length Of 300 feet and maxi
mum length Of 5000 feet and lifts up
IN 20 feet. and having a discharge pipe
Of al least 90 inches diameter and pump
tng engine with a brake horsepower Of at
least 100, complete with operating per.
Eonnol and attendant plant Further in
formation on apploatiOn
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long hair black and
brown. about 3 or 4 months old; female;
short tail: looks like Airedale. AID. 4S72.
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MOTORCYCLE DRIVER
Sal. $18 wk. and exp. Personnel Service,
1911 G st. N w
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FOUND-Puppy about 4 months old; black
with white cross on neck; fond of chill
dren. DI. 6319.
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MEN-3 needed to complete force. Piece
york, Rates to qualified q +. ~ men. m Apply.
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FOUND-False Teeth, lower part, vic
3rd and c SITS S. E. Ii. 4537.
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DOG-Am. pit bull; red. white feet, W.
ring around neck blade face, long ears.
Name King" AT. 269S-J.
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FOUND-Keys, bunch, Northeast section.
AT. 1851.
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FOR lost or wanted animals apply Animal
Rescue League II q ST. N. W. NO. $3.50.
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GOLD PEN-Inscription w. B. Stoner; re
ward REP. 1920. Br 752.
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BE P. B. <. ttelephone) operator. recep-
Personnel Service, Ma, 2l14. 1911 G St.
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Help-WOmen

ALWAYS positions open: registration tee
So. WASH. BUR-. 226 Bond Bldg.
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STENOGRAPHER-Sec to owner whole
sale house, under 80: exp. only; rap.
shorthand. See Miss Gay. Personnel
Service. 1911 G st.
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IA Personals

xF GCNBOubAS
DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED while you
wait. Modern Dental Laboratory Rm. 6O2.
Westory Bldg, 14th F N. W. Ma. 0773,
HAVE Xmas check for Frank Richie
Call for same. Alb 9th St. S. w.
HEMORRHoIDS eradIcated by my own
method: results effective for a lifetime
or money back. Write for booklet. DR..
SOMMERWERCK. 1865 Columbia Rd.
REDUCING-Hourly nursing by expert.
enced nurse. 1922 18th st. N. W.. Apt. 8
SCALP TREATMENT-Exper. operator:
white; hrs. 81 For appt. call DE. 622s.
FALSE TEETH repaired while you wait
Emergency Dental Laboratory. sos 14th
n. w. Room 902. Tel. ME. 1888.
MASSAGE. scalp treatment for falling
hair. Results guaranteed. DUP OO63
NATIONALLY KNOWN WRITER will
constructively criticize or rewrite your
stoy or article in correct form for pub
lication. No charge for reading manu-
script. See or write to Manuscript
Editor The National Forum, SIS Colo
RADIO Bldg. Washington.
SECOND trust note for sale, unusually
good makers and adequate security at
substantial discount. Call Chestnut
5537.
WE BUY AND SELL all types sewing
mach: home serv.. 79c. RE. 1900.
NINE. STEVENS, PALMIST
Reads your past present and future; gives
good advice: special readings. 25c; life
readings. SOC she will answer any dues-
ton. 700 G st. NV. Open daily and Sun.
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AUTO LOANS-Immediate cash. FINANCE
SERVICE, 939 N. Y. Ave- N. W. MA. 1904.
The Washington times., 1938-12-21

LAUNDRY ROUTE MAN, write applica-
ton, stating full particulars of past en-
ployment. Dupont Laundry. 2535 Sher-
man Ave. n. W., Care of Mr.. Rowland.
The Washington times., 1938-12-21

BOSTON BULL, male, white chest & front
legs, black spot on forehead; Boots: re.
ward. NO. S429 or AID. 1868.
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BEAUTY OPERATORS, licensed, must be
expert in permanent waving. Madoras
Beauty Shop, 6l9 St. n. W.
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BUSINESS OPP.

BEAUTY sHoP-same owner for years:
good following; busy corner on F St.:
owner in i'll health; reas. Box JIG. Her
ald-Times.
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BOOKKEEPER. full chg, some shorthand.
single, only $3.50; auto or sm. finance
co. office: SAL to $50 wk. Personnel
Service, 1911 G St.
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2 CLEAN-CUT, ambitious men for steady
employment; monthly bonus in addition
to weekly pay; experience contracting the
public important; must have car and best
of references. Apply Employment Office,
fourth floor. today, 10 80 sharp.
The Washington times., 1938-12-21

COOK and gen. houseworker, colored. exp.
with baby stay . nights a week; city
ref; SS.25 wk. Apply store, 2316 Penna.
Ave, s. E. Lin. 4400.
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GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE-Used-car
lot. used accessories for all cars auto
glass installed: also general repairing
tires, tubes. etc; cheap to quick buyer
Bridge. 1909 Fort Myer Drive. Used-car
lot is 1908 North Moore st. CH. 2571.
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Motor Travel

Thursday or Friday for Au-
gusta. Ga: carry .. Box J-S6. HIT.
LEAVING for Charleston, s. c., Sat. Dec.
"a; take . or passengers: '38 Plymouth.
Hillside O2Sl, bet. and z p. m.
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WASHINGTON AUTO TRAVEL SERVICE
113O 14th st. n W. Nat. 3705. Sedans
Calf, Florida and all points Share expense.
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LOST & FOUND
Other Lost A0s on Page One

BILLFOLD-Interior Pass. money, papel
reward DU. 65S2, RE 1920. Br. $50.
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Hardware & Toys
Home improvements

STEVEN SERVICE STORES
Gas, Oil-Hardware and Toys
2755-59 Nichols Ave. s. E. Ii. 1927
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SMALL LOAN MANAGER
Prev. exp. managing auto finance or sigma
ture CO. known procedure. Nd. and Va.
Excel sal. Personnel Service, 1911 G st.
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KETBOOK-Contaning valuable pa
pers: reward. DI. 4799,
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LANSBURGH e. BRO.

EX COLORED meat and grocery employe
Ref nee. 2737 Sherman Ave.
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DINING CAR-Best downtown location;
does $500 wkly. Rent SLIT. Very low
overhead $4,000 down. balance easy
terms. Bob Hollander. Rm.907 Tower Bldg.
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Floor Service

BURRUS--Body and fender work. paint
ing. Conv. bus. both D. C. and Va. 3214
Prospect Ave. N. W. MI. 6663.
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Desaies St., vicinity Mayflower Hotel,
Monday a. M; reward. NO. 1888.
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DEPENDABLE CONSTRUCTION co.
All kinds repair work: weatherstripplng.
painting, plastering basement rooms, wa
terproofing, etc.; terms; new additions.
9O7 N. Y. Ave. ME. 4941.
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LOYMENT

g
So. WASH. BUR-. 226 Bond Bldg.
NUMBER of bicycle messengers wanted
temporarily over Christmas; can use few
walking messengers. Please apply imme-
diately, J. D. Crawford, 1917 New York
Ave.
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q secretary stenographer. bookkeeper
comptometer operator or an accountant;
day and evening session; new classes now
forming. Inquire BOYD'S SCHOOL test
20 years). 1888 st. N. W. MAI. 1888
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I CURRENT OPENINGS = AEGISIEkI
NATL PERSONNEL, WOODWARD BLDG.
The Washington times., 1938-12-21

GROCERY STORE and bldg. containing 3
apts., worth $4,000 will accept 1st reas.
offer. Call attorney for owner. REP. 424O.
The Washington times., 1938-12-21

CARPENTER work, cement. paint, porche0
inclosed; no Job TOO small. AT. 1647.
The Washington times., 1938-12-21

DRY-CLEANER-Col must be expert
enced in operating dry-cleaning room.
handling large volume steady work;
good pay. 1O16 9th St. N. W., at a. m.
The Washington times., 1938-12-21

SODA DISPENSER-WHITE
WASH. BUREAU, 226 BOND BLDG.
The Washington times., 1938-12-21

LADIES-5; special work for direct sales.
Sl2 guarantee while training. Apply 50s
I'd St. S. E. Ready for work. Sill
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and meat market: best loca-
shire Ave, after D. m.
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BRICKLAYERS-1O PARTITION MEN
VIRGINIA AVE. AND E ST. N. W.
CARPENTERS, take contract for houses
300 block of High St., Friendship
Heights Md
The Washington times., 1938-12-21

COMMERCIAL Auto Service-Gen. repairs
under my personal supervision. A. J. Law.
renee, RI. 5000 Ga. Ave. GE. 115O.
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LOANS

90 Money to LOan-AutOS
Keystone Auto Finance. 1924 Eye N. ".
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late model baby grand. in
good condition. $179: full keyboard. ma
hogany finish: easy terms. MAI. 473O.
Kits, 1880 G. St. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Col. G.. B. Elliott
Arrives at
Fort Meade.

FORT GEORGE g. MEADE, Nd,
Sept. 17-Col. and Mrs. Charles B.
Elliott and their daughter, Miss Rosa
bel Elliott, have recently arrived at
Fort Meade and are living in the quar-
ters vacated by Col. and Mrs. Eugene
Santschi. jr Col. Elliott was until
recently in the Department of Civilian
Component Affairs, 4th Corps Area,
Atlanta, and is now in command Of
the 34th Infantry.
Among the students who will leave
this week for school are Mr.. Ben
Norris, son Of 1t. Col. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Norris. to the Manlius School,
near Syracuse, N. Y; Cadet Curtis
Rideout, son Of Chaplain and Mrs.
Frank c. Rideout, to Fork Union
Military Academy, Fork Union, Va:
Mr.. William H. Hume, son of It. Col.
and Mrs. Howard Hume, to the Uni.
versity Of Maryland; Cadet Robert j.
Mitchell and Cadet Walter l.. Mitchell,
jr., sons Of Maj. and Mrs. Walter L.
Mitchell. to Augusta Military Academy,
Fort Defiance, Va.
Capt. and Mrs. Noble ]. Wiley, jr.,
and their two children have recently
moved from Laurel, Md, to the gar
rtson. where they are occupying the
quarters lately vacated by Capt. and
Mrs. Marvin B. Durrette. Capt Wiley,
jr.. will be on duty with the 66th In
fantry.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

Mrs. Meade, wife Of Capt. John
Meade, 18th Field Artillery, is in Bal
timore visiting her parents during her
husbands absence on maneuvers at
Fort Meade.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
West Point
Club Tea
Is Given
Newly Organized
WOman's Group
Holds Meeting.

w YEsT POINT. N. Y, Sept
AA 1.-THE first meeting this
w fall Of the newly organized
West Point Womans Club
took place Tuesday at the Officers
Club. when a tea, to which all the
members were invited, was held. The
officers Of the Woman's Club were In
the receiving line and Gen. Jay L.
Benedict, superintendent Of the Mill
tary Academy, gave short welcom-
ing address. When the club was
formed, this past spring, the following
of1cers were elected: Honorary presi-
dent! Mrs. Jay L. Benedict; president,
Mrs. Charles W. Ryder; vice president,
Mrs. George w. Smythe; treasurer,
Mrs. Arturo Carbonell; secretary, Mrs.
Richard J. Handy, and auditor, Mrs.
Nicholas H. Cobbs.
The annual reception to the officers
Of the new detail and their wives, who
have arrived at West Point during the
summer, was held at Cullum Memo
rial Hall Friday. Gen. and Mrs. Jay L.
Benedict, Col and Mrs. Clifton c.
Carter and 1t. Col. and Mrs. Charles
W. Ryder were in the receiving line.
Capt. Oscar Fegan returned to the
post today after having spent Today
leave visiting in Philadelphia, Wash
ington and Annapolis While in An
napolis Capt. Fegan was the guest of
Comdr. and Mrs Howard r. McCleery.
1t. and Mrs. A. Hero
Have Washington Guest.
Mrs. Frederick de c. Faust of Wash
ington, who has recently returned
from trip to Europe, is spending this
week end at West Point as the guest
OF her son-in-law and daughter, 1t.
and Mrs. Andrew Hero, Sd. The
Heros have also had as their guest
Maj. Gen. Andrew Hero of Washing
ton. who was en- route from Lake
Sunapee, N. H., to his home in WASH
ington.
Mrs. William p Evans of Washing
ton, who has spent several weeks at
this garrison visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, Capt and Mrs. John
H. Evans, has returned to her home.
Capt. Williston B. Palmer, who Is a
student in the Army War College,
spent the week end on the post with
Capt. Sherman v. Hasbrouck.
Capt. Harold R. Emery of Fort Sam
Houston has been spending this week
as the guest of Maj Lloyd Van H.
Durfee, and his sister, Mrs. Dorothy
Durfee Graham.
MAJ. Alexander B. MacNabb
Guest Of Capt. Harrison.
Maj. Alexander B. MacNabb of Fort
Belvoir, Va. has been the guest at
West Point for week Of Capt. Eugene
L. Harrison.
Maj. and Mrs. Rinauldo Cole of
Fort Sill were guests on the post this
(see WEST POINT, Page D-l3.)
Evening star., 1938-09-18

arrived on LIle lOSI AdSt Wctk eLlQ u
visit 1t. Col. and Mrs. Allen H. Turn
age. and upon her arrival, COL and
Mrs. Turnage entertained at a cocktail
party for Mrs. Dearing.
Monday afternoon Mrs Dearing was
the guest of honor at luncheon at
which Mrs. Samuel NJ. Harrington en-
tertained at her quarters.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. James c.
Breckenridge was hostess at a lunch
con complimenting Mrs. Dearing.
Mrs. Stanton w. Salisbury arrived
this week from Auburn to join her
husband, 1t. Comdr Salisbury, and
they are now at home in Quarters 122.
1t. Comdr. Salisbury is the new post
chaplain, who succeeded 1t. Comdr.
Alfred de Groot Vogler.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Larsen
Give Dinner Party.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Arnold c. Larsen
entertained at dinner last evening at
their quarters in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana Marston of Long Beach,
Calf, who are the house guests Of
Comdr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Richard
son.
Mr.. Lawrence White, son of Comdr.
and Mrs. John r. White, has gone to
attend school at Staunton Military
Academy.
Capt. and Mrs. James M. Ranck
have with them the latter's mother,
Mrs. T. J. Gibbeon of Long Beach,
Calf.
Maj. and Mrs. Stanley E. Ridderhof
entertained at dinner at their quar-
ters last evening.
Mrs William T. Clement, wife Of
1t. Col. Clement, and her three chill
dren have returned to the post from a
weeks trip to Norfolk, where they
visited Mrs Clements brother-in-
law and sister, Comdr. and Mrs. J. B.
Will.
Mr.. Alfred Noble, jr, son Of 1t.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Annapolis
News Notes
fWeek.
Commodore Lloyd.
Returns From
York HarbOr.

A NNAPOL1S, Sept. l7-Commo-
n dore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd
~ have returned to their home
4 4 here after spending the sum-
mer at York Harvor, Me-, where they
were guests at the Yorkshire Inn En-
route here they stopped in New York
for several days as guests Of their
son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Lloyd.
The superintendent Of the Naval
Academy, Rear Admiral Wilson Brown,
q. 8. NJ. has returned from q visit to
Waterford, Conn.
Capt. and Mrs Walter D. Sharp and
their son, Mr.. Willoughby Sharp, have
gone to Kent, Conn, where Mr.. VIII
louehby Sharp entered Kent School.
Mr.. Rodney Dodson, son OF Mrs,
William Fechteler, wife Of Comdr.
Fechteler, is also q student at Kent
School and has left after spending
the summer at his home on Bowyer
road. Naval Academy.
En- route to Connecticut, Capt. and
Mrs. Sharp and their son were guests
OF Mrs. Sharp's brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington Camp
bell at their home at Short Hills, N. J..
1t. and Mrs. George M. Day left this
week for their future home in Boston.
where 1t. Day will go for duty at the
Massachusetts, Institute Of Technology.
En- route they will be the guests of Mrs.
Days aunt, Mrs. Stewart Brown, and
Comdr. Brown, U. S. N. retired, at
their nome at Manchester, Mass.
Mrs. Castor Costet has returned to
her apartment after spending the sum-
mer with her son-in- law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Yule, at their
home at the Crawford School at
Bloomfield, near Detroit.
Capt and Mrs. Franklin D. Karns
and Miss Marjorie Bartlett, after q
visit to California, have re,v led to
their home here.
Miss L. H. B. Mill Of Edinburgh,
Scotland, Is the guest of her cousins,
the Misses Worthington, at their home
in Cumberland Court.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Kuehemund
have returned to their home here after
(See ANNAPOLIS, Page D-l3)