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STORES FOR SALE.

SHOE SERVICE sHoP-sAME ADDRESS
Is yrs: enjoying good business and priced
at y cost of equipment for quick sale.
203 G st. ne. TR. 444l.
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-STORE AND
service station at best business corner in
Fairfax County. Store fully equipped and
well established. Applicants for lease must
be prepared TO invest $4,000: references
required. Boy 3Q6-R. star 12s
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two large bedrooms, bath, extra closets.
Upstairs, three bedrooms, one of
studio type suitable for many purposes;
bath, spacious hall area.
Ground level consists of tWo-car
garage, large game room, servants
quarters with full shower bath, utility
room and many cupboards, hot-water
oil burner heat.
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120 BALTIC Ave, Hyattsville, Md. WA. 5000,
10 WESTMORELAND AVE.-BUNGALOW
3 rms, b., cellar, inst h.-w. heater, new
Hercules burner; gar; large lot Worth
seeingi sHp s4;g59t rer ,o,s su s5ss
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.
6-room farm house, h.-w.h., bath, fire.
place; nearly acres of land. fine shade;
only 10 miles from D. c.; price, $1,000;
on terms.
RAY BARNEY, Vienna, Va.
Phone Vienna S1S
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OFFICES WANTED

MANUFACTURER S REPRESENTATIVE Os
porcelain enamel on steel plumbing fixtures
ana kindred lines wants. for occupsucy Nov
lst, small private Office with telephone, sec
fetarisl service; central location with park-
ing facilities preferable. GEO. T. TAYEN.
MEX. 9l9 N. Y. ave. NV. RE 1890
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GEORGE r. WALKER, REALrOR,
RI. 3o93. 1919 18th st. NV. WI. 3235.
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ESTATE LIQUIDATION

INVESTORS ATTENTION.
We have a number of 4-family apts.
that will show splendid return Call Mr.,
Benson. DI. 1892, with j. J. O'CONNOR
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

LOTS, W. P. BEACH. FLA; COST
$4,000: sacrifice. SO, SOC; accept car or
diamonds part payment. MRS. ROBBINS,
Parkside Hotel
FLORIDA-CHARMING MODERN RESI-
dence S3.500 s rooms, furnished, open
roundipgs. Rte. No. l, Box ESQ, T -
vile, Fla.
2412 ARUNAH AVE, NEAR EDMONDSON
Ave. Sta. Pa. R.R., in Baltimore; s rooms
and bath; porch; garage; select location.
SIS. R. B. PUE & CO, 2 E. Lexington,
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CHEVY CHASE. MD,

win sell Groom, '-bath brick, break
fast room, . screened porches. recreation
room with bar and shower. in basement
2-car brick garage; fenced-in back yard;
Prudential loan paid to 81 94S at $40. 50
per mo-. Especially nice. In exclusive
Va. OeighhnrhOOd POX Yp2-n Star
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SOUND INVESTMENTS

One-story brick bldg. with large extra
lot. leased to branch post Office at SITS
a VI; no expenses except taxes and ms
Price, 81 900 Ma 1880
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

TAKOMA PARK-5-RM FRAME BUN
galow at a sacrifice price of S5,250.
Space IN basement for additional apt.
Open today. Terms reasonable. SH. 5430
or Silver Sprinp oTo
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

PRIVATE OFFICE. MAILING ADDRESS.
telephone, secretarial service rep outside
concern. I'll Woodward Bldg, NE. 554S.
STUDIO DESK SPACE. DAY AND . EVE
nlngs week. Columbia S495 Ext M.
IS -'' Cav s'O'
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New 3-bedroom brick, near stores,
schools and bus. Purchaser can select
fixtures. wall paper. Price, $3.50. F. H.
A. terms. 81 800 cash
CLYDE HINES & CO..
1101 Vermont Ave RE O2I5-2227
Open Sundays and Evenings
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RESTORED HOME
IN
HISTORIC ALEXANDRIA.
GREEN & MAGRUDER,

EXCLUSIVE Agent.
2S40 Wilson Blvd.
CHI. 1898. Ewes. CHI. 57S7
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TO REACH: Wilton Woods,
. carefully restricted COM
munity Of fine homes, drive
out Duke St. in Alexandria
to telegraph Rd.. then 11s
miles to property.
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TAKOMA PARK MD

Brick. 2-family home: 3 rms, kit and
o. ISL floor; private entrance: rented S4O
Z rms, kit; and B.. 2nd floor; private en-
trance; rented. $3.50: high and dry base
ment, which ran easily be made into
addltlonal apt; splendid investment as is
or live in ] apt, income from other will
ABOUT meet all requirements. including
PRINCIPAL: s. 500. easily financed. HARRY
P. WILLIAMS. SH. 635S
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Nearly new 7-room brick, 3 bedrooms
9la baths, built-in garage for 3 cars, oil
!; W. heat; very high location: close to
SILVER Spring on the highway Price for
home and a, Sll 500. More a. if you
desire. A real bargain.
SlLNER SPRING r E co INC SH r1Go
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150-Ft. Lee Highway Frontage.
SILVER SPRING-S6.75O.

, Only one left, new 6-room brick, CENTER
hal plan, large living room, dining room.
Kitchen 1st floor; 3 bedrooms bath up
stairs; porch, full basement: oil heat: large
lot; near shopping center, schools and
transp.: nice residential section; F. Fl. A.
terms
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1920 CASH

-, Arlington, Va, BUNGALOW, two bedrooms
nicely handicapped lot; price. Si,25O. but
will take S3.agO II you have $500 cash
Drive out N Washington blvd. or Lee high
way to N. Roosevelt St. then left to N
10th ST., then right one block TO N Syca-
more ST, then right TO last house on left.
1916 N Sycamore St
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.
place. meary aeTes Of sn e shade
only 10 miles from D. c.; price, $1,000;
vi RAY BARNEY, Vienna, Va.
Phone Vienna 21s
Mt. RAINIER; MpiE ppii.oo5 RMS; BATH;
TRs HYxrrs8tI eath h;vh Rms, s4a{S b.5S sd'As6 FAST
c6ERAs 4AN6R8 IBi rms, Ofsn bath 2SS s2SSSS
G44A1TEsEY5LEs5 G4E1EEEYs rms rms bsths. sain ssS s?sS
ALTA yIsTAA.7sr rms. 2 baths, $500.
BEAVER HElGRTsJS II s 5AVGs.' Tms.' BATH ss'oo'
100 BALTIC Ave, HyattSviile, Md. WA. 5000.
10 WEsTMORELAND .AVE.-BUNGALoW
) rms, b., cellar, inst. INV. heater. new
Hercules. burner; gar; large lot. Worth
Ss F. BfEBER. fIasS EST. 1915. sH. e5s5.
present market; ! room Cape Cod brick
hoor hre; rented f for $3.50; priced at $500;
's'"'' NJ \. {, %fI1 HINES is ! SD'se's SONS.
Ask for Prevette, 1890 Lee Highway.
TWo-sToRY FRAME HOUSE, SIX ROOMS
SseD Snd hath to nW .Rerytbns a5Es lot aay
sen9Sas s5aabo.oo. 10 e'si''nins' AAo' '''''
Fl Five rooms and bath; bungalow; beau, eau,
Jllui IOtS WIN SQdue trees anu me BdrUcu
spot, close in. S4,500.O0.
-Four rooms and bath (Lyon Park,
oil burner; large lot. shade trees; good
bargain. S5,250.00.
Seven rooms and bath. tile house:
beautiful lot with trees, flowers and
Many fine building lots. wooded and
JOSEPH REIBLE. Agt. oxford o5l5.
1905 N Garfield st. Arlington, Va.
ONE ACRE.
6 rms, brick: ami, Gear garase,
chicken house, shrubbery; conv,; Sc. loo,
easy terms. 5 rms. acre; Sl,S5O, $500
cash. S25 mo. j. HARRIS ROGERS,
Hyatts 0462 and Warfield 2706. u.
COLONIAL BRICK HOME,
year old. located in exclusive George
Washington Park section Of Alexandria,
containing bedrooms. ga baths, large
living room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen, sun porch and maids room; com;
pletely insulated and weather-stripped
throughout: oil heat. summer and winter
hookup, built-in garage, recreation room
with fireplace finished in knotty pine;
owner leaving city, must sell. Price, SIS
500. House shown by appointment only.
v WARD BOSWELL.
22o 8. Washington St.. Alexandria, Va.
Phone Alexandra 2616.
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Am EXceptionaI Onnnrt1nitv

All EXCeptlonaI OPPORTUNITY
For family who likes Spacious grounds
with modern 6-room bungalow, studded
and plastered attic. basement garage
chicken house, fruit and shade trees:
Price reduced to S6.350. OLD DOMINION
blvd. Chestnut 6343
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HILLSIDE. MARYLAND

=, Number . A st. on the corner. Just over
the District line; T large rooms bath full
basement and storage attic, gas range
ELECTRIC refrigerator. . huge cedar closets
outbuildings for chickens or doves. loads
Of Shrubbery and flowers; priced low at
$3.50. Out Pennsylvania ave Sc or
Bennings I'd. TO Marlboro pike and Hillside
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 New York Ave. NV. Realtors. Ma. a1a1
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CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
0ol New York Ave n " Realtnrs Ma Q-QE
FORRESTVILLE. MD.

In beautiful Sherwood section at 1s
Leona st. you will find one of the finest
four-room and bath bungalows we have
ever offered at $3.50. Equipped with
stripped, screened and insulated This is
truly dream cottage. Extra large 75x140:
loot lot. Electric hot-water heater and
Venetian blinds in bedroom windows. Drive
out today.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
9o5 New York Ave N w Realtnrs MA Qraz
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Fascinating AtmoSphere

Almost new modern 2-story. 2-bedroom
brick with studio living room, dining
room. kitchen, center hall: beautiful
tree-shaded lot. This well-planned home
is in Virginia's exclusive country club
payments S5l Need less than $4,000
cash. Possession Nov. 15 Box 392-D,
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AURORA HILLS, VA,

10 minutes from downtown--Nearby Vir-
einia finest residential section. near Army
Navy Country CLUB. Brand-ncw Cape Cod
brick home, bedrooms, complete baths
Zone bedroom and bath on first floor /;
large wooded lot, 7S-foot front; I0c bus
Price. S12.950. Cross Memorial Bridge to
Arlington wall then left on Arlington Ridee
rd. to S. 23rd st, then left . blocks TO
s. 26th st, then right three blocks to aO1
S. 2Rth pl. Aurora Hills. Arlinrfnn Va
Evening star., 1941-06-05

out the names of volunteers with
the required qualifications.
On Monday, about Is women viii!
take short course in using the file
system and the machine.
This morning, a group of so wom-
en- who have pledged their services
for two days week for the duration
of the emergency attended a class in
registration. They will serve as
trouble shooters" during the regis
tration next Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday in 48 public schools.
500 to Aid Registration.
Tomorrow night, more than 500
volunteers from parent-teacher as
sociations and citizens groups who
will aid in the registration will be
given their final instructions at q
meeting in the north auditorium
of the Interior Building at 8 o'clock.
Volunteer registration will be dis
cuSSed at 8 o'clock tonight at a
meeting called by the Executive
Committee OF the Federation of
Parent Teachers Associations in the
Monroe School auditorium.
Speakers will be Mrs. Harry S.
Bernton. chairman of the Commit
tee on Volunteer Service, and A. K.
Savoy, assistant superintendent of
schools. Maj. Campbell c. johnson
will preside.
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William H. Hessick Rites
Will Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for William H.
Hessick, IA, coal dealer, who died
yesterday, will be held at 3 pm.
tomorrow at the S. H. Hines funeral
home, with the Rev J. Herbert
Garner, pastor of the Sixth Presby-
terian Church, officiating. Burial
will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
A native of Munson, Pa, Mr..
Hessick came here in 1883 and had
been engaged in business here until
his last illness. He was founder of
the w. H. Hessick & Son Coal Co.
He died at the home of his son,
Frederick A. Hessick, 4543 Klingle
street NV.
Active in civic affairs here. Mr..
Hessick was member of several
organizations, including the Mac
cabees, Knights Templar Com
mandery No. 6, La Favette Chapter,
Masons, and the Association of
Oldest Inhabitants of the District.
He Is survived by two sens,
Frederick and William Henry
Hessick. jr.: daughter, Mrs. Leland
j. Stump; g. brother, Edward Hes
sick, Vienna, Va; two sisters, Mrs.
Sarah H. Krell and Mrs. Flora H.
Weitzell, and three grandchildren.
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Defense Service Volunteers
To Wear Patriotic Buttons
Citizens and PIT. A. Officials Prepare
To Handle Registrations Next Week

Volunteers who register next week
for defense service will wear a red
white and blue button and carry a
card which they will present when
called to work, the Committee on
Volunteer Service of the District
Defense Council announced today.
The card bears this legend:
by your registration today with
the Central Volunteer Bureau you
have helped the Defense Council
to plan for emergencies. 1t may
not be necessary to call you imme-
diately but we now have your
qualifications listed and will con-
tact you as soon as you are needed.
May Encourage Others.
Your cooperation today has
confirmed our belief that Washing
ton can meet any emergency. The
wearing of Volunteer for Defense
button may encourage some one
else to aid in this program"
The committee at noon today
opened its headquarters in two
rooms of the old District Armory at
Sixth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. There a group Of women
will answer calls for volunteers,
using punch card system to sort
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Delay on Third Set
OF Canal Locks Hinted
b. the Associated Press.

bS VIC aseOtldleu EAcess
Congress received a hint today
that construction of the S277000,00C
third set of locks at the Panama
Canal might be delayed to release
labor for other defense work in that
vicinity.
Representative Powers, Repub-
lican, of New Jersey remarked dur
ing hearings on the 1912 War De-
= partment appropriation bill that
SONG one has suggested" that, the
work be stopped so that skilled la
borers could work on housing and
Army and Navy facilities.
Brig. Gen. Brehon Somervell
War Department construction chief,
said he had not heard such a re-
port. But when asked if there were
plans to reduce construction speed
on the locks, Gen. Somervell replied
That matter is now under dis
cussion between my Office and the
Bureau of the Budget"
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Mrs. Elizabeth Mistretto
Dies of Brief Illness

Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell Mis-
tretta, 81, wife of DR.. F. H. Mistretta,
died yesterday at her home in West
moreland Hills, Md, after brief
illness.
A native of Kansas City, Mo, she
had been a Washington resident
for more than 25 years. Besides
her husband she leaves three sons
1t. Comdr. John Price Wetherill
George Converse Wetherill and
Prescott Laurence Wetherill, and
a daughter. Mrs. Albert w. Walker
all of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
essm. tomorrow at the home and
burial will be in Rock Creek Gene
terry.
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Damaged British Ships
Reported at Alexandria
By the Associsted Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 5.-The Ger
man-controlled Dutch radio broad
cast today Beirut, Lebanon, dis
patch saying three large British
destroyers had just arrived at Alex
andria, Egypt, lin a heavily dam
aged condition" National Broad
casting Co. heard the broadcast.
The average life Of q homing
pigeon is Il to IS years.
Evening star., 1941-06-05

They are a measuring stick Of
quality in the industry. However,
they are not necessarily the prices
at which tires are regularly sold.
You save money by buying ALL
STATE tires because Sears simple
system of distribution enables us
to offer you greater allowance
for the old tire you trade in.
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with the Attache Of the Legation,
Mr.. Jean Chapdelaine, but may join
the Second Secretary, Mr.. Ronald
Macdonnell, after Mrs. Macdonnel
and their children go north next
month. Mr.. Macdonnell and Mr..
Coyne were students at oxford to-
gether.
Plans for the Macdonnells are that
they will leave the end of May for
Canada, Mr. Macdonnell remaining
only over Sunday and returning to
his duties here. Mrs. Macdonnell,
with Sophie and the twins, will re-
main in Canada through the sum-
mer.
The new Military Attache of the
Colombian Embassy, Col. Miguel j.
Nara, who arrived 10 days ago, has
taken an apartment in the Toronto,
only two blocks from the Embassy.
He is a widoWer and was accom-
panied to Washington by his two
daughters, Lucia and Teresa, young
enough to be just entering school.
Also with Col. Nara is his sister,
Senorita Julia Nara, who, like her
brother, has not mastered the Eng
lish language. When they first ar
rived they stayed at the Fairfax.
very little farther from the Embas-
sy than the Toronto and moved from
there last week.
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Race Social Festivities
Take Bethesda Spotlight
Many From Lower Montgomery
Attend Hunt Cup Event
In Green Spring Valley

The Maryland Hunt
with taking the spotlight
Bethesda section of Lower Montgomery County resi-
horse shows nearly popular the early of the
local residents Valley
wood making the trip with her her brohernaw sister,
stationed
Hill daughter William Hill of River Hill
Meadowbrook frequently ouofown
Hill Cathedral School for Girls She will
which
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Visitors Feature
News of Fairfax
Social Activity

FAIRFAX. Va, April 26.-Mr. and
Mrs. F. o. Watson, who have spent
the winter in St. Petersburg, Fla,
are guests in Fairfax of their son
and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren N. Watson, en- route to their
home in Auburn, Me.
Miss Priscilla Watson is spending
the week end in Lexington. Va,
where she is attending the Easter
hops at Virginia Military Institute.
Mrs. Watson's sister, Mrs. H. r,
Stetson of Albany. N. Y, arrived
today for a visit. Her mother, Mrs,
Lewis J. Thomas, who spent the
winter with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson, will
accompany Mrs. Stetson back to AL
bany.
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Dance TO Close Season

The Wisconsin State Society will
bring its activities to a close until
next fall at an informal spring
party for members and friends to
be held Friday evening, at the
Arlington Village ballroom. A picnic
supper is scheduled for 6:45 o'clock,
followed by novelty program and
dancing from 9 to II.
Special invitation is extended by
DR.. Anita BoWden, party chairman,
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tive and Mrs. Joe L. Smith,
Representative and Mrs. R. Ewing
Thomason, Representative Leo
KocialkoWski, Representative and
Mrs. c. Jasper Bell, Representa-
tive and Mrs. w. Sterling Cole.
Representative Dan r. McGehee,
Representative and Mrs. George
H. Mahon, Representative and
Mrs. Karl Stefan, Maritime Com
missioner and Mrs. John j. Demp-
sey, Judge Henry Ellenbogen, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur w. Hachten,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester L. Manly,
Mr.. and Mrs, James G. Wingo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin w.
McKelway, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
L. Biff1e, Miss Regina A. Craw-
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hurja,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl D. Shoemaker,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hopkins, for
mer Ambassador j. M. Elizalde
of Ecuador, Mr.. and Mrs J. S.
Mcdaniel and Miss Helen Nc
Daniel.
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OlA aR N4SoNAOn AOOh IAChS AAlSAASAAs
DIR. and Mrs. Horgan
Attend Maryland Race.
DR.. and Mrs, Joseph Horgan of
Craggwood attended the race, max
ing the trip with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Laird Dunlop, Sd, and Mr. and Mrs.
George Thornton Walker. Before
going out to Green Spring Valley
they were entertained at luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Dunlop's
brother-in-laW and sister in Balti-
more and on the return trip DR..
and Mrs. Horgan stopped for a
buffet supper at the home of Mr..
and Mrs S. Warwick Keegin in
Howard County.
DR.. Fred Sanderson, M. F. H, of
the Potomac Hunt, and Mrs. Sander
son were also in Baltimore for the
race and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Edward
Altemus of Potomac, Md, drove
over with them.
Next week there will be the fash
ion show at the Woman's Club of
Bethesda on the afternoon of May 2.
The following week will be the
Junior League Horse Show at Mead
owbrook Saddle Club and the party
for the Bundles for Britain.
All these activities will bring
many visitors to the community and
several luncheons and dinners al
ready are being planned.
Aymar Johnsons
Returning to Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs Aynar Johnson, who
have occupied Sky Meadows, the
Barber estate on Bradley boulevard,
since the early fall will leave May l.
to return to their home in Islip,
Long Island.
Mrs. Johnson's uncle, Mr. George
r. Preston, and her aunt, Miss Alice
Preston, who also spent the winter
at Sky Meadows will accompany
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson to Islip.
Mrs. w. Elmer Bacon will enter
tain few friends at bridge We'd
nesday and the following day her
daughter, Miss Ann Bacon, will have
a few of her friends from Annapolis
for luncheon and bridge. Both
parties will be held at the Bacon
home in Greenwich Forest.
1t. and Mrs. A. P. Kohlhas are
In Annapolis today where they will
be dinner guests of 1t Ernest Abra-
hanson, U. S. N, and Mrs. Abra-
hanson. 1t. and Mrs. Kohlhas are
newcomers to Bethesda, having
moved here from the Orient where
1t. Kohlhas was on duty for num-
Der of years.
1t. Abrahamson and 1t. Kohlhas
were both stationed on the West
Coast several years ago and have
been friends for many years.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
Gaithersburg
Personal News

GAITHERSBURG, Md, April 26.
Mr.. and Mrs Lycurgus Griffith,
jr., and their young son, Lycurgus,
have arrived to spend the summer
with Mrs. Grifith's father, Mr.
Harold Kingsley.
Mrs. J. A. Otley of Lincoln, Va,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin Otley
and their son, Richard, of Chester,
Pa, Mr.. Edgar Vansickler of Aldie,
Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Berkley
Otley and their family of Hyattsville,
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| of the United States Supreme Court;
Mrs. James M. Helm, Mrs. ze Barney
Phillips, Mrs. Noble Powell, Mrs.
Charles B. Henderson, Mrs. Edward
B. Meigs, Miss Elisabeth Poe, Miss
Helen Page, Mrs. George Angus Gar
rett, Mrs J. Harry Covington, Mrs.
Borden Covel and Mrs. Eleanor
Connolly.
The old-fashioned peppermint
stick candy so identified with the
childhood treasures of the gay 90s
has furnished Mrs. Elbridge Dur
brow and her committee with the
motif for their booth decoration.
This will be the candy booth, a
mecca for those who can forget
calories and ignore vitamins, as it
will have candy of many types and
kinds. 1t will be found on the
greensward at the foot of the steps.
The chairman has named on this
committee, these assistants: Mrs.
Millard West, jr., Mrs. Charles Stur-
tevant. Mrs. Harold De Veau, Mrs.
Donald De Veau, Miss Rebecca Lee,
Mrs. Edward Page, and Miss Peggy
Lane.
Much to the surprise of Mrs. Rich
ard Southgate, who is a new chair
man this year, the flower contain
erS for the booth over which she is
to preside, are arriving early for the
market. Since her booth is to be
known as the flower container
booth, there will be blossoms on
hand to display the good points of
the vases, flower pots and other
equipment of this kind.
Members of Committee
For Container Booth.
The committee for this booth will
have on it Mrs. Theodore Achilles,
Mrs. Hamilton Bryan, Mrs. Ralston
Holmes, Mrs. Donald McKnew, Mrs.
Hugh Cummings, Mrs. Walter Hell
berg, Mrs. Horace Peaslee, Mrs. Kit
Williams and Mrs. Pearce Penhallow.
Boutonnieres will be sold again
this year by Miss RoSalind Wright
and her committee and this group
has given much thought to its
booth decorations. 1t was winner of
the first prize last year for the most
artistic booth and hopes to match
its own record this time. This COM
mittee consists of Mrs. Sterling Bur-
CESS, Mrs. Rudolf Stanley Brown,
Mrs. Herbert Feis, Mrs. Meade
Fletcher, Miss Anne Carter Green,
Mrs. Livingston Hartley, Mrs. Joseph
Jones, Mrs. Daniel Partridge, Mrs.
Alvin Pendor, Mrs. Ronald Macfar-
lane Reid. Mrs. Corrin Strong, Mrs.
Thomas Swami, Mrs. Sherman
Trowbridge, Mrs. John Sliden and
Mrs. William Ritchie.
Proceeds from the Flower Mart
will be used to maintain the Bishops
Garden and the beautiful hillside of
the Cathedral Close. Due to the
pressure of world events, the funds
that ordinarily would be turned over
to the maintenance account from
the dues of All Hallows Guild will
not be sufficient for this purpose and
the Flower Mart will play a very
important part in keeping intact the
gains already made toward the har-
monious development of the Cathe-
dral grounds.
In the event of rain, the mart will
move indoors to the gymnasium of
the Cathedral girls school.
Evening star., 1941-04-27

Md, were guests of Mayor and Mrs
William McBain, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Briggs ar
rived home this week after spending
four months inIMiami, Fla.
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to persons who have recently come
here from Wisconsin. Further in
formation may be obtained from
Mrs. A. r. Curtis, 4805 Westway
drive, Crestview, Md, or Mrs Ralph
Workinger, 548 North Piedmont
street, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
The Rices Here

Mai. and Mrs. H. E. Rice, Langle!
Field, are at the Martinique.