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Evening star., 1940-03-26

junior warden, I. Jones Parker; reg
lister, ]. Fred Parsons: treasurer.
c. L. Perkins; vestrymen, Lewis L.
Miller, James K. Kerr, Clark F.
Brown, william T. Abbott, Mr.. Par
sons, George L. Evans, Mrs. Mary
Lamond White and Frank M.
Stuart; delegates, Mr.. Evans, Mr..
Abbott and Mrs. White; alternate
delegates, Mr.. Parsons, Mr.. Brown
and Mr.. Stuart.
st. Paul's Washington Circle).
Senior warden, George B. Hooker;
junior warden, DR.. T. H. Taliaferro;
register, Emil H. Bachschmid; treas
urer, Union Trust Co.: vestrymen,
Mr.. Hooker, Mr.. Taliaferro. Will
liam B. Sinnott. Wales H. Jack. La
mar D. Munroe, Henry w. Starr.
Maj. Gen. Walter c. Baker and
Col. Harry F. Cunningham; dele
gates, Gen. Baker and Col Cum
ningham; alternate delegates, Mr..
Starr and Mr.. Sinnott.
st. Phillips (Anacostia).
Senior warden, Charles H. JOY;
junior warden, DR.. Walter McLen-
don; register, Mrs Fannie Shipley;
treasurer, Mrs. F. S. McLendon; YES
trymen, Mrs. M. B. Smoot, Mrs.
Pauline Mitchell Mrs. Julia Smoot,
Mrs. Jessie Frye, DR.. McLendon, Mrs.
F. S. McLendon, T. r. Taylor, Norris
Scott. Miss E. v. Scott, Mr.. Joy,
Walter Smoot and Mrs. Shipley;
delegate, Mr.. JOY: alternate dele
gate, DR.. McLendon.
St. Phillips Laurel. Md
Senior warden, Robert M. Mar
shall: junior warden, Eugene S. G.
Sagle; register. Rogers Israel; treas
urer, w. B. Sagle; vestrymen, C. E.
Little. John S. Stanley, Charles A.
Bechtold, P. G. Melbourne, w. E.
Beall, John H. Hopkins, Richard
S. Cough and James G. Boss, jr.;
delegate, Mr.. Melbourne; alternate
delegate, Mr.. Stanley.
st. Stephens and Incarnation.
Senior warden, John C. Williams;
Junior warden. Edward F. Riggs;
register, Lynch Luquer; treasurer,
A. c. Houghton: vestrymen, S. j.
McCathran, c. S. Forbes, Lewis T.
Boynton, G. S. Dawson, j. L. Nc
Grew, Mr.. Luquer and Mr.. Hough-
ton; delegate, Mr.. Luquer: alter
nate delegate, Mr.. McCathran.
st. Thomas.
Senior warden, Chief Justice AL
fred A. Wheat; junior warden, 1t
Comdr. Needham L. Jones, U. S. N.
retired; register. 1t. Comdr. Jones;
treasurer, American Security &
Trust Co.; vestrymen, William l.
Beale, Temple w. Seay, Admiral Da
vid F. Sellers. u S. N. retired: Theo-
dore w. Noyes, Arthur HELEN. M
Carter Hall. John H. Davidson, Will
liam r. Ellis: delegates, 1t. Comdr
Jones. Norman E. Towson; alternate
delegates, c. r. Thompson, G. l.
Woodruff.
| TRANSPORTATION.
Senior warden, Norman E. Ryon;
junior warden, Ulysses Butler: regis.
! ter, Roland N. jefferson; treasurer
Evening star., 1940-03-26
Man and Woman Found
Dead of Cos in Cabin
BY the Associated Press.

BY The AsSociated Press.
LYNCHBURG, Va. March 26.-
The partly clad bodies of a man
and woman. dead from asphyxia-
ton, we're discovered yesterday in q
cabin at the old Fort Tourist Hotel,
east of Lynchburg on Route 46O.
They were identified by Sheriff
Jack Miles of Campbell County as
those of William Radford War, 81,
of Lynchburg. building contractor,
and Alice Florence Amos, %, Of
Madison, an operator in an overall
factory.
DR.. H. p Brown, Campbell County
coroner, said the pilot of the gas
stove in the room was open.
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man: delegate, Mr.. Sawyer: alter
nate delegate, John w. De Grange.

man; delegate, MIR. Sawyer: alter.
nate delegate. John w. De Grange.
Nativity and Resurrection.
Senior warden, Y. D. Harbaugh; !;
junior warden, Herman G. Mattern; |;
register, Robert G.. Pohlman; treas
urer, Thomas E. Whinerey; vestry-
men. Harry E. Gibbons, Henry A.
Grimes, Earle B. Saunders, j. Mel
vim Mitchell, Bernard Weaver and
Dsniel r. Hid; delegate, Mr.. Glib
bons; alternate delegate, Mr.. Mat
tern.
Pinkney Memorial (Hyattsville).
Senior warden. Frederick Glas-
gov; junior warden, Noble L. Ow-
ings, jr.: register, Charles G. Lam
hardt; treasurer, Eben c. jenkins:
vestrymen. Harry Boswell, Warren
w. James. Elgin Noack. Noble L
Owings, Harry r. Hall and G
Hodges Carr; delegate, w. w
James; alternate, Mr.. Owings, sr.
, st. Adams.
Senior warden, Peter Bisset; junior
warden, P. B. Fletcher, ST.: register
John Brewer; treasurer. William M
Dougal: vestrymen, c. A. Amman
w. L. Browning. DR.. William Earl
Clark, G. B. Craighill, Victor B
Deyber, J. E. Eckloff, E. M. Weeks
and Lloyd B. Wilson; delegates, DR.
w. S. Bowen, Maj. Gen. Andrew
Hero, T. E. Ferguson and Gen
George P. Tyner; alternate dele
gates, r. H. Hutchinson. R. v
Russell l.. Bert Nye. jr.. and G. w
Chamberlain.
st. Andrews. \
Senior warden, Capt A. G. L
Toombs; Junior warden, E. J. S. Coe;
register, A. B.LeP. Mesny; treasurer
Mr.. Coe; vestrymen. Harry Morning
star. Henry P Erwin, David Lemon
Clyde B. Aitchison and Messers
Toombs, Coe and Mesny: delegate
Mr.. Mesny; alternate delegate, Mr.
Morningstar
st. Barnabas Leeland, Md.
Senior warden. w. Seton Belt
junior warden, William Dean
register, w. Beall Bowie; treasurer
Mr. Belt; vestrymen, Mr.. Bowie
James H. Hamilton, James B. Berry
Richard Zantzinger, James H
Parker Charles M. Berry and Mr.
Belt; delegate, Mr.. Zantzinger; al
ternate delegate, Charles M. Berry.
st. Columba's.
Senior warden, Frank B. Germon
junior warden, Homer johnson
vestrymen, Hammond Gordon. Mis-!
Louise Flint. George Belt, George
Fletcher. John Becker, Mrs. Sarah
A. Scott, A. N Sayre and Arthur
Wegner. Other officers and dele
gates will be elected tonight.
St. Johns (BeItsville),
st. Marks (Fairland, Md.
Senior warden, Edward G. Emack
junior warden, Richard Broaden
register, John Huebach: treasurer
Mr.. Broaden; vestrymen, Mr.. Emack
j. A. CLANCY, Eugene w. Rainier
Gen. Edgar T. Conley, E. E. Emer
Evening star., 1940-03-26

ard r. Crawford and Robert J.
Shepherd; delegate, Edward ]. New
comb; alternate delegate, Mrs. Emma
E. Joy.
Emmanuel.
Senior warden, James Larsen;
junior warden. Quentin Clark:
register, A. M. Stone; treasurer.
Virgil Costello; vestrymen, John A.
Cook, Raymond Acton, Mr.. Stone,
Paul Green. Mr.. Costello, Mr.. Larsen
and G.. H. Guerdrum; delegate, Mr..
Green: alternate delegate, Mr..
Acton.
Epiphany (FOrestville).
Christ Chapel (Clinton).
Senior warden, Thomas P. King:
junior warden, w. J. Mullikan:
register, J. F. Dent; vestrymen for
Epiphany, william E. Suit, Edward
L. Allen, Arthur c. Balser, Henry
Walters S. G. Ryon, John H.
Benton, c. N. Hartman and Elmer
P. Padgett; vestrymen for Christ
Chapel, Frank Small, Mr.. Dent, Guy
Schultz Raymond Schultz, Peter
Lund, Luther v. Winstead. w. A..
Lusby and A. E. Simmons; delegate,
Mrs. Howard Thompson; alternate
delegate. Mrs. T. S. Gwynn.
Epiphany (Washington).
Senior warden, DR.. A. r. Stands;
jupior warden, Charles F. Wilson:
register. Richard E. Stands; treas
urer. H. Rozier Dulaney, jr.; vestry-
men, Richard w. Hynson. DR.. Harry
HURT, DR.. John Minor, william l..
Miller, Richard H. Wilmer, E.
Randolph Cooke and Charles F.
Roberts; delegates, Mr.. Roberts. Mr..
Wilmer and DR.. w. w. Stewart;
alternate delegates, DR.. HURT, Mr..
Cooke and w. Lorrain Cook.
Grace (Georgetown).
Senior warden. Fulton Lewis. ST.;
junior warden, Charles F. Hunting
ton; register, w. Paul Hart; treas
urer. Mrs. Rose B. Mitchell; as
sistant treasurer, Miss Phebe A.
Ross; vestrymen, Arthur Bromley,
Mr.. Hart, Miss Ross. Mrs. Mitchell,
Carl J. Baumann, Grover Burrows,
Mrs. Neva Scheer and Richard
H. Hart; delegate, Mr. Lewis; alter
nate delegate, r H. Hart.
Grace (Washington).
Senior warden. William H. Mat
toon; Junior warden, Harry E.
Schwab; register. Harry Talbert;
treasurer, N. r. Latimer; vestrymen,
]. Harrison Carter, James B. Price,
William W. Carney, G. Francis Her.
ring, Carl H. Cheseldine; delegate,
Mr.. Schwab: alternate delegate, Mr..
Talbert.
Our Saviour (Brookland).
Senior warden, Daniel Sawyer;
junior warden, DR.. Charles A.
Bovine: register, William Hallman:
treasurer, John H. Ledger: asso-
ciateE treasurer, Alton S. Boswell:
financial secretary, T. H. Mumford,
jr.; vestrymen, Mr.. Boswell, George
A. Gather. Paul o. Davis. Ray
mond l.. Ferguson, Maynard M.
Hanson, Vern E. Hill and Mr.. Hall
Evening star., 1940-03-26
WASHINGTON, C., TUESDAY,

register, Mrs. Maude D. Rycraw;
treasurer, James P. Bourke; vestry-
men, Mrs. Rycraw, G. T. Brooke,
Austin w. Bell, Daniel w. Edmonds,
Mrs. I. A. Letcher, z. F. Ramsaur
and Marshall l.. Thomas; delegate,
Col. Hamilton; alternate delegate,
Mr.. Edmonds.
st. Margaret's.
Senior warden, Leroy Tuttle; jun
ior warden, Harry K. Boss; register,
Charles LeFevre; treasurer, Mr..
Boss; vestrymen, Mr.. Tuttle, Mr..
Boss. Mr.. LeFevre. DR.. Hugh s..
Cumming. William r. Benham, DR..
Edmund Barry. George w. Little
hales, Col. L. E. Hanson and Rich
mond D. Chambers; delegates, Mr..
Boss and Mr.. LeFevre; alternate del
estate, DR.. Cumming and Mr.. Ben
ham.
St. Marks.
Senior warden, Joseph H. Wheat;
junior warden. Morris E. NARROW:
vestrymen, Henry P. Blair, Leonard
M. Coster. Sherman w. Frazier, w.
Edward Frazier, Charles L. Hutchin-
son, David e. Mccoy, E. Taylor Pap
son and John w. Robertson: treas
urer. register and delegates to be
elected at a later date.
St. Mary's (Washington).
Senior warden, Samuel E. Comp
ton; junior warden, j. Edmond
Brown; register, Leon S. Turner;
treasurer, Miss Julia Davis; vestry-
men, Milton Harris, Mrs. Matte
Shippen, Miss Davis, Mr.. Turner
M. H. Ferguson, Sidney Washing
ton, Charles Perritt and Cleon
Lewis; delegate, Mrs. Shippen: al
ternate delegate, Mrs. Helen Lati-
mer.
st. Matthews tSeat Pleasant).
Senior warden, Charles H. Robert
son: junior warden, Joseph E
Asquith; register, Clarence M. Mace
treasurer. Russell M. Brown; yes.
trymen. Mr.. Brown, Mr.. Mace. Ber-
nard F.. Brown. Joseph M. Kline
E. w. Brown, Harry Maloney, John
Wagner and George Emnger; dele
gate, Mr.. Mace; alternate delegate
w. S. Collins.
st. Monica Chapel.
Senior warden, George H. Tancil
junior warden. John Simpson; regis.
ter, Mr.. Simpson: treasurer, Davic
Gibson; vestrymen. John Pullman
Mr.. Simpson, Mr.. Tancil. A. r
Dangerfield. Thomas A. Straughan
Mrs. Frances Grandson. Mr. Gibson
Mrs. Emma Weeks. Daniel Hawkin.
and Walter Martin: delegate, Mr.
Tancil; alternate, Mr. Hawkins.
St. Patrick's Chapel.
Senior warden. George Hagen
junior warden, Clarence May: regis.
ter, C. C. Hill; treasurer. c. c. Bos.
we'll; auxiliary vestrymen, G. w
Chamberlain, James Daniels. S. B
Holland. Alfred Noise. Gen. Gorge
P. Tyner, r. B. Knight and Her.
man Wakefield.
st. Pauls fRock Greek Parish).
| Senior warden. Charles w. Miller
Evening star., 1940-03-26
Officers Are Elected
ByEpiscopaI Churches
0fDiocese
Results Announced
For Washington and
Nearby Maryland

The annual elections of Episcopal
churches in the Washington Dio-
cese were held yesterday and last
night According to established
custom, they are held each Easter
Monday.
Persons prominent in local and
national life were included among
those selected for positions in the
many congregations. In some in
stances officers will be chosen at a
later date.
Arranged alphabetically according
to churches, the election results
follow:
All Saints Chevy Chase. Md
Wardens, Arthur B. Iusley and
H. Addison Bowie; register, George
w. Dalzell: treasurer, j. Eliot Mo-
ran; vestrymen, Ward T. Bower,
z. D. Blackstone. William NJ. Steu-
art, Harold Dotterer. John Hasley,
Robert J. Potbury. Lester j. Wilson
and F. Erwin Ray; delegate to the
Diocesan Convention, Mr.. Wilson;
alternate delegate, Mr.. Steuart.
All SOulS.
Senior warden, DR.. Louis S.
Greene; junior warden, Dion S.
Birney; register, Richard A. Ford;
treasurer, Arthur B. Miller; vestry-
men, Howard Clifford Bangs. Mr..
Ford. Walter M. Gilbert, William
M. Guthrie; j. Raymond Hoover,
William P. McCracken, jr.; Gregory
S. Prince and Col. Robert Sterrett;
delegates to be elected at later
date.
Ascension (SiIver SPRING..
Senior warden, William E. Perry;
Junior warden. Charles E. Leizear;
register, Julian S. Cate; treasurer,
William P. Nixson: vestrymen,
Lloyd T. Clark, Clement Evans,
George T. Hunter. Daniel w, Bowie,
Messrs. Cate, Leizear. Perry and
Nixson; delegates to be elected later
Ascension Washington.
Senior warden, Frederick S. Tyler;
Junior warden, Bruce Baird; regis
ter, Jesse c. Watts; treasurer, Rob-
ert B. Riley, jr.: assistant treasurer,
John w. Tallentire; vestrymen,
George B. Wells. Roane A. Clary,
John E. Carpenter, David S. David
son, Mr.. Tallentire and Leslie c.
Rucker: delegate, Mr.. Tyler; alter
nate delegate, Mr.. Baird.
Calvary Chapel.
Senior warden. William j. Wilkins;
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Junior warden, william H. Thomp.
son; register. Alphonso Williamson;
treasurer, Edward H. Smith; Busi-
ness Committee Gnstead OF vestry) /,
John r. Pinkett, Charles S. Parker,
Walter c. Stewart. S. N. Landers,
G. w. Williams, John H. Gray; dele
gate, Mr.. Smith; alternate delegate.
Mr.. williams.
. Christ (Georgetown).
Senoir warden. F. w. Duvall: jun
ior warden, Richard G. Marshall, Sd;
register, Henry S. Matthews. jr.;
treasurer, Lynn o. de Lashmutt;
vestrymen. N. Worthington Dorsey,
Ernest F. Mechlin, Mr.. Matthews,
Louis Mackall. jr.; L.. L. Reeves,
Basil D. Boteler, H. Owen Thomp-
son and Roger M. Stuart: delegate,
Mr.. Mackall: alternate delegate. Mr..
Dorsey.
Christ (Kensington).
Senior warden, Walter s. Pratt,
jr.; junior warden. James E. NAL
colin; register, Welles Merriam;
treasurer, Robert L. Lewis: vestry-
men. George w. Ashworth. Alfred B.
Hastings, Harry NJ. Milburn. DR.. J.
wilkins Cooch and Edward S. North
rop: delegate, Mr.. Malcolm; alter
nate delegate. Mr.. Hastings.
Christ Church (Rockville).
Ascension Chapel (Gaithersburg).
Senior warden, Ed L. Stock; jun
ior warden. DR.. George l.. Edmonds;
register, John w. Henderson: treas
urer. Rowan F. Erb: vestrymen, Fred
M. McGraw. George Brewer. E. o.
Gardner and A. p Thompson: dele
gate. Mr. Stock: alternate delegate,
Mason OFT. Four vestrymen elected
last year will keep their positions.
They are A. M. Bouic, " c. Wilson,
F. D. Lelzear and Mr. Henderson.
Christ tWashington).
Senior warden. Charles o. Millar:
junior warden, William Guy Evans;
register, Thomas Wilson: treasurer,
j. Frank Scott; vestrymen, Charles
Evans, Malcolm White, H. Edward
Riecks, Charles Grimes and Messrs.
Millar, w. G. Evans, Wilson and
Scott; delegate, w. G. Evans; alter
nate, Mr.. Scott.
Grace (Woodside, Md.
Senior warden F. F. Weston; jun
ior warden. Norman Evans; regis
ter, Howard P. Bailey; treasurer,
Hugh L. Buckingham; vestrymen,
Mr.. Buckingham, Daniel P. Gra-
ham. E. j. Wagg, H. Decatur Rice,
Frank S. Pohanka, j. Bradford Fox,
Samuel c. McCeney and Mr.. Bailey
Blair Lee was chosen general coun-
sci; delegate, Mr.. Grahom: alter
nate, Mrs. A. B. Clarke: delegat tes
to convocation, Mrs. Marion C. Ap-
pleby and Mr.: Rice.
Esther Memorial.
Senior warden, James w. Blaine;
junior warden, Elmer Hayes; regis
ter to be elected later; treasurer,
Francis A. Davidson; vestrymen. Mr.
Davidson, Alfred E. Davidson, Will
liam w. Lynch. Earl H DeMarr,
Ellis Dean, A. Raymond Emo, Rich
Evening star., 1940-03-26
So l0,768 in Suits Filed
In FotuI Plane Crash
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, March 26.-
Two suits for damages totaling $780,
1853 were filed yesterday in District
Court against the Braniff AirwayS
as result of plane crash March
26, 1899. at the Municipal Airport in
which eight persons were killed and
four injured.
Perry r. Smith. Corpus Christi,
Tex, asked $235 268 damages for in.
juries and loss of personal property
allegedly suffered In the crash.
Charles w. Sheldon New York City,
asked $4,000 for the death of his
wife, Mrs. Georgia Sheldon.
Evening star., 1940-03-26
Dr.. Condor Reported
Seriously Ill

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Dr. John
F. Jafsie) Condor, 49, major
witness against Bruno Richard
Hauptmann. the convicted kidnaper
of tine Lindbergh oaby. was report
ed at his home TO be ill-so Sc
-iously Ill that he had not been
informed Of the recent death Of a
brother.
Evening star., 1940-03-26

7...selgaa1isie MlA1 AoINo Every cut Of Guar.
anteed Meat at Sanitary markets has been
properly aged to dspslop usnsose senderness,
vichsst flavor
s...eoNsrAN1 rsMPlRArvas CONTROL projects
all Guaranteed Meats until the moment you buy
them Ersn the delipsry trucks are refrigerated.
And the meat l. untouched BY drivers hands
A...pAny pslIvlRiGs- Every day your Sanitary
market man receives just the meats he expects
to sell that day. You get Guaranteed Meats only
at their peak Of perfection
Evening star., 1940-03-26

NOT AT ALI This l. an ensirsfy new
method Of meat retailing based on:
i...lMpeovgp MEAT snueYloN-Au Guaranteed
Meats are Of top grades only The top grades
Of steer Beef The top grades Of land, pork and
Evening star., 1940-03-26

Is Sanar idea keep down the costs of distributing and
selling meat At Sanitarys modern Central Meat Plant all
10 used for its correct wasted
Usual wastes In markets cut to q minimum Such ef6'
eencies enae Sanitary sell Guaranteed Meats at regular
prices-not even . cent pound extra is charged
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-13
SMART FELLOWS, THESE ANTS

1--we just heard something that pleases NE very
nuch In fact,I actually feel set up about it.
always dtsliked ants. Even before had to worry O.
bout them from a housekeeperis standpoint. Tive
dis1iked tem-as q very Lazy child who preferred to
sit on a pier and fish rather than lend myself to
worthy activities. grew weary of hearing about
toi1ed and played not; he who walked straight behind
curvet in the sumner "Rats antsI uninterest-
Ing hdngsi Who wants to be ant3m thought I.
And yet, way back in my heart, couldn't help say
ing "but they martI"
And now, today I find that they aren't smart at
a1l--1'n pleased, like you when you meet your
husbands old girl, and she has crows feet at the
corners of her eyes. Ny old neany conquered.
have wmasked the william. Listen to this
Nary Todd had ants. And being q careful house
keeper, she didn't like having ants So she called
the extermtnators. They cme--three times--and
did their worst. But her ants, being smart fellows,
just Lay low for while and when they the
extermnators we're gone, out they and began to
march around her place again, Indian file.
Nary Todd hesitatsd to put down anything poisonous
account of the children in her neighborhood, and
finally, sprink1ed little cinnamon around her ant
highways. What happened7 What would you expect to
happen7 Well 1T didn't at all. The ants all lie #,
and didn't cone back. And Nary Todd told her neigh
bors and they sprdnk1ed around little cinnamon and
their ants left too.
And so, If you have ants In your pantry, dom It
spray With don't put down poi bait.
don't fuss and hme--just get out the cinnamon can
and put them to flight. Smart fellows, these antsl
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-13
WHAT COD MADE MOTHERS FOR
Part Four

3.To Shelter Life. The greatest storms that call
for shelter are not in the physical realm. One Of
the beautiful secrets Of motherhood 10 the pow
er Of its spiritual resources to provide comfort.
Does not every mother know how miracu1ous1y Kiss
make ptnched finger stop hurting7 Or bit Of
cudd1ing Will replace tear With q sm1e7 Life has
90 many hurts to which adhesive tape bring re-
lief, but mother love It Is good when neart-
aches, Hsappointnents, heartbreaks, feare-yess
and sins--cone, to have q mother who understands-
and heals. mothers hiss, even though from with
cred 1ips,ts still Shelter in tie time of storm"
That's what mothers for.
Ito be CONT nued)
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-13
Better Buyers Briefs

The first meeting Of the newly elected Better
Buyers executive committee held June at the
home Of Mrs. Evelyn Cooper.
Committee chairman appointed as follows:
Mrs. Ethel Morganstein, social; Mrs. Gladys Hughes,
publicity Mrs. Marion S1augh, Membership; and Mrs.
Pauline Fitzpatrick, education.
Some time back the group had voted to send one Of
their mebersto the Cooperative Institute at Amherst,
Massachusetts, Part Of the tuition has already been
raised and In order to raise the rest the executive
committee discussed the possibility Of running
community supper.
The next leaders meeting Will DO held at the home
Of Mrs. S1augh, 20 Crescent Road, at z P. NJ,
Thurs day, June 20.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-13
RECIPES
PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES

one-ha1f cup butter, cup peanut butter, cup
gramlated sugar, ! cup brown sugar, Il cups flour,
3A teaspoon soda, teaspoon baking powder, / tee
spoon salt, well-beaten egg. Cream butter and pea
nut butter add sugar gradually and thoroughly.
Add we1lbeaten egg. stft flour Soda baking powder
and salt together, and add. Chill dough we'll, then
form into balls the size Of small walnut, and
place lightly creased baking sheet. F1atten with
fork dipped in flour, making cr4ss-cross pattern.
Bake 10 to II minutes In q hot oven, at about 375
degrees. Makes 10 cookies.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-13

The meat department Of the Greenbelt Food Store
held open house Last Wednesday afternoon. Some 20
housewives in search Of better meat buying habits
attended. They inspected the cold storage room
where the uncut quarters" Of meat kept.
Explanations we're given concerning the various
cuts Of meat, the parts Of the animal from which
they come and the best method fo using such cuts.
The meat department staff answered questions and
offered cooperation in helping the housewife make
the best choice in buying her meats.
Autographed sheets with tips for cooking meat
distributed. Refreshments non the house" ended
the very pleasant and instructive afternoon.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-13

Mrs. Eva Laakso was given surprise luncheon at
the hone Of Mrs. Janet Mie1ke, June 9Th. spring
served to twelve members OF Group -. The
prizes for the Afternoons bingo games by
Mrs. Iva Low Rowett and Mrs. Ethel Norganstein.
The Members Of Mrs. Iaakso's group expressed
thusiam for her leadership and hoped she would
again take charge in the fall.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-13

A picnic With than enough. to eat marked the
last gathering of nifty Shoppers" Wednesday,
June 5. Fourteen members attended, and told by
the treasurer that balance Of $500 would be sent
The group will resume its activities in September.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-13
MRYLAND,s ONLY WOMAN MAYOR?

The Cooperator wonders whether Mrs. Anne n. Brown
is the only "MayoressH in Maryland. Mrs. Brown was
recently reelected to the mayorshp6 Princess Anne,
Maryland.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-13
CREENBELT'S NEW BABIES

Mr.. and Mrs. oarnett VI. Mcgee, OBJ Parkway, an
nomce the birth Of q son, Dale Edward, Saturday,
Nay ID, in Washington, DC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marack, ga Ridge Road, an
nounce the birth of daughter Nedra Jean, Saturday,
June 8, in a1timore.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-13

Canned juice blends tried out by research scient-
lists include red grape and orange, apricot and epp1e
prune and grapefruit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29
CINCINNATI WINS
OVER PITTSBURGH
Reds, Paced By Lombardi's
First Homer Of Season,
Take Contest, 50

CINCINNATI, April rs up -
Paced by Ernie Lombardi's first
home run of the season, the Gin
~cinnati Reds took a decisive 50
victory from Pittsburgh today,
their second straight over the Pi-
rates.
The big catcher who led National
league batting in 1888 knocked the
ball over the scoreboard in the sec
ond inning after doubles by Bill
Werber and Lonnie Frey started the
scoring in the first.
With the Pirates on the run, Gin,
%cinnati batters then proceeded to
collect Is hits off Danny MacFayden
and two relief hurlers, Rip Sewell
and Oadis Swigart.
Pittsburgh's two runs were col
lected in the second. Lee Handley
singled to r~ight-center scoring Vir-
gil Davis, who was walked by Junior
Thompson. The pitcher who went
the entire distance for the Reds al
lowing only five hits, passed Pep
Young, then threw wild in an at
tempt to pick him off second. Young
went to third where a squeeze play
allowed him to score.