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BEVERLY HILLS. VA BEAUTIFUL,
WWoodeq lot, 6O-ft. frontage; near War and
Navy nay Depts. OWNER, Alex. $685.. evening
HoMEs1TE AND SMALL ACREAGE,
Voc woodland subdivision: Route S, bet Silver
H Hlii and Camp Springs, Prince Georges
County, Md, 3l2 miles from D. C.; buy
now now our prices will advance in so DAYS;
S.O0 per acre up: plated streets and roads
nave sraveled surface: buy several for in
SSeSIment; small cash, down payment and
N Mr. DAVIS ,Ir after $50 pm, EN- 1871.
n Z: HINES & SONS, Investment Bldg,
Will WILL SACRIFICE 3 MORE LOTS, FOR
merry merry priced at $1,000 and Sl,T5O, for
Sso0 ,esaSh; all improvements in: they are
iiooking Federal parkway: restricted, close
IN Arlington County location MA 9257.
WE HAVE FOR SALE TO SETTLE AN
estate ABOUT 10000 square feet of ground
IN tne kingman Park section, ne, for
coiored. Two thirds of this ground is
iocated between 21st and 25th SITS. ne
facing Oklahoma ave. The other third is
tseing benning rd. The prices on all OF
fnfse fn detss properties les is Subject to osr For
I4lh ST. NV, National 0036
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FOR SALE
NEARBY small, rNTJNTpv r,eyrr . mn,

SEARbY SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE.
sX-acTe tarm home, beautifully located
on hrundei road, six miles this side An
inapols $50 feet water front. Near en-
trance south River into Chesapeake Bay.
nnuse completely modernized, perfect
aage i1 Hvins room, dining room, open fire-
AoJolnlng building contains beautiful
PAIN, 2-car garage, oil heat supplemental
eiectric radiators, hot water, two wells.
electricity, telephone, e''
Artistic outdoor grill pier. bulkbead
peautiful lawn and shrubbery. Subsistence
iarm IN aiso about two acres in tobacco
Wlli sell at attractive price, either fur
nlSheo or unfurnished. For Inspection
price ana terms address P. O. Box 24I'
anpnapohs, Md. Or telephone Bay Vista
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DON'T DELAY
~ ~, you want cottage. no more being built
we of1er for sale few new or used cot
IageS at Cedarhurst on Ches Bay, 81 miles
y; e. tnear Shady Side, Md Priced
SI..5ou TO 1880. Good roads. cleo tel
seaWall, pier, harbor Genties Omen
oally, ". M. BAUMAN, l Thomas Circle
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1894 10Th ST. NO.

Over Lee Ridge, Arlington Va.-BAaui-
ful detached brick home, ~ yrs. old, like
new, lse. liv rm., dining rm., den or bedrm.,
Law: and closet first floor: . lge. hedrms.
bath second floor: lge rm. shwr bath in
hne light basement; auto. air-cond heat;
bus ! blk: near stores, schools. Cali viii
lam Brode, WO 6312 Drive out Wilson
blvd to Clarendon, bear right on Wash.
risht to Open sign
RRODrE T. CoJR RFPT INC MA cox
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]. ROBERT CAREY, Attorney.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court.--No so 556, Ad-
ministration. This is to Give Notice: That
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Gertrude Perry
late OF the District of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
before the 4th day OF September AID
1943; otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate,
Given under my hand this Sth day OF
September, 1912. PERRY JECKO, S1i2
Garfield St. Bethesda. Maryland fSeaiJ
REGISTER of Wills for the District of CO.
lumbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
sel2,19,26
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

CASINO COMMISSION-CASH
personally will nay cash for houses,
mats. stores or apartment houses. @. G.
DUTY. l0.4 Vermont ave. Ma. 44s2.
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FARMS WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE

cry. have own help Good references
X M SHOWALTER, r. F. D. No 3, Char
ibllSNllle. va.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

For SALE-PINE WHIFF BEACH, SOUTH
Rlver-Lot l04x140 feet. modern 9-bed-
room bungalow, all conveniences; imme-
diate possession. Price, $4,000, CHAS
F. LEE, Annapolis Md.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co.
1qmoia-1n 1qIpon;,z nozR Re Application Of Herman
of Name.---Civil Action 1888, Herman
!tzkowitz. having filed a Complaint for a
Judgment changing his name to Hy Wayne
order Of publication of the notice re-
CURED BY law IN such cases. it is by the
Court: this 1st day of September 1912
cause. If any there be. on or before the
10Th day of September, 1912, why the
prayers Of said COMPLAINT should not be
order be published once a week for thi ee
consecutive weeks before said day in
Reporter. MATTHEW F.. MCGUIRE JUS
tice. lSeal) true copy Test CHARLES
z STEWART, Clerk, BY ELEANOR G.
JOHE, Deputy Clerk. se5.12,19
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NEARBY SMALL ESTATES,

NEARBY SMALL ESTATES,
ALSO COUNTRY ESTATES.
ALL ARE ALMOST NEW BRICK HOMES
room and bath, gear garage, on p acre,
lovely farmhouse style.
S16.750-Same except Colonial archi-
lecture.
S19,950-4 bedrooms, 3 baths. library,
pantry, maids room and bath. 2-car ga
rage; close in. on IA acre.
S25 000-Lovely. very close in. s bed
rooms, 3 baths. servants rooms and
Dath, lear garage, most attractive den
with fireplace.
$40, 0,000-Truly superb, nearby with
about 100 acres.
$50 ,000-The acreage, barns, tenant
-
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

LIMITED AMOUNT OF DESIRABLE OF
ne rGp space Tor rent. TYLER IL RUTHER-
public 5245. "o
ATTORNEY. ENTERING ARMY. WISHES
20 sn1let substantial space in attractiyely
~ t1u1rnishsa suite in ONCE building. Box
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FARMS FOR SALE.
l5 ACRES AND HOUSE FOR RENT: SANE
mouse. 80 acres, for sale; 5S miles from
washington: nr. route so: furnished house
4 bedrms baths. conveniences: noun
ing country. Mrs. r. P. WHITING,
II ACRES. EVERY FOOT TILLABLE: r
room house, double garage; poultry house;
osrn; all other necessary bldgs; deep well
at door: large shade trees; cleo; on hard
road. Phone Sykesvile 45-F-15
A. 3-ROOM HOUSE. 16 MI TO CITY.
S2,ooo $500 cash. S25 mo. Also 142 a
o-Foom mouse, stable. garage. S3.g50 OK
iord 3240. After 7:30. Oxford o2s9 2O'
BARGAIN-24 ACRES.
farm with .cozy bungalow, fronting on
hard road with roadside stand money
Phone Ashton 3S46.
Country Colonial Home.
ss,5oo-on, hill. lice setting, ss-acre
trees. Pool. Large kInk barn. 81 miles
to Capitol. Half cash JOHN BURDOFT,
Colesyille. Md. Phone Ashton 3s46.
POSSESSION AT ONCE,
Now vacant. dairy or stock farm, large
house in nice setting. 215 acres. Rock
ETeek tiT,s X winding through property; $50 acres
woodland and pasture: 24-stanchion dairy
Solesville. Md. Phone Ashton 3S46'
Open evenings ''
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LINDSAY SIEGFRIED.

HERE is THE ANSWER
To three home problems with country
A very excellent e-bedroom cottage, real
stairway leading to unfinished End f. This
1a-acre splendid lot. Price, ST,lS4.
S-room home with acre Of ground, can
be made into 2-family house or bed
rooms: is available for q large family
room home. IL acres; s12,5oo. This
:, Dependable transp. near each of the
will buy these selective suburban homes
Are YOU one of the wise ones? We are
here to ps. SsrYe T YOU ArlIngt9n diyision.
4,250-NEW HOMES.
5ss Beaver Dsm n Dr. Nsrf
closets. beautiful bath. recessed tub and
shower, living room, kitchen and small
ol dllnlng alcove. auto. furnace, Westinghouse
cabinet sink with laundry trays, overhead
cabinets, Linoleum, rock wool insulation,
full-length screens, large porch, lawn.
sliiv sslhrubbsfy 5s.y concrete Sidewalk and curb.
=. Also larger homes being built. waiting
Navy Ysra or Printing Once employees
their cir work and committing can be arranged
cali warneld 114s or come out to buy
uSnRk HoaE vsdSet ReSe out 1t
through Kenilworth V mile past d. G.
line, turn right u mile to Cheverly turn
fisht avd REv fSl1eE North En.lewood signs
v5RGINIA..NEW sd1sesd !. NEW DEvELoPMENT FOR
Experiment.. aoLBRook sss'iis AND scevn e., ca RI
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued
GRUVER BUILT.
81 QSn

Larse .0-ft. row brick on Shepherd st
NV. just of 14th st, convenient to
everything; 8 large. rooms, hardwood floor
ana trim double bed rooms foored
attic: automatic hot-water heat with large
no., nq}t,.wster storage tank. Larse back yard
oellent neighborhood snd this house should
ssh ?, very quickly. For information cali
A. H. Parker; RA. 1850 or IA 1868.
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NEW

Attr. planned 2-story 3-bedrm. home,
}se; ~. rm. with fireplace. porch; nice
eonv. to schools, stores and transporta ton
.SH. 1880. A. V. PISANI WI. hl15
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TODAY'S BEST BUY.
OPEN SUNDAY

70 TO 4;3o, 7717 18th st. NV: T rooms,
. oaths. S-car saraRe, new-house condi-
ton HARRY ROD. s17 G st. NV. ma.
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WOODRIDGE RARGAIN

5000 26th st. n.e.-Attractiye corner
PRICK home: large rooms, tile bath, open
fireplace, Venetian blinds, radiator covers,
insulated, weather stripped, screened, cop
per downspouts: cutters, concrete front
porch beautiful landscaped lot 6Ox1OI;
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD,
EO24 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE DE n91-
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10th ST. HEIGHTS.
KENTUCKY COTONTAr

.oIolly IPTaetcally new brick with imposing
GGoionaoing front. True center hall. large
library; breakfast room and lavatory on
Isl floor. 3 master bedrooms. ;
knotty pine, Maids room and bath. >
Sun SSuin decks, 2-car attached garage. fenced
dot; convenient to bus. streetcar, schools,
country and riding clubs Priced right
and only reasonable terms. Call sun
Gay EN-. 1890 till pm. F. A. TWEED
CO., 1904 Conn ave
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,,LYUN PARK, ARLINGTON. VA
NEAR NAVY AND PENTAGON BUILD
INGS, stores, schools, churches and 2 bus
lines. Shaded. inclosed lot 1OOxlO5.
House built by present occupant, who is
being transferred. A bargain at Sl2.250
for modern home in convenient loca ton.
Fireplaee; oil h,-w heat with srates for
porch. large attic. closets, pantry. front
and rear porches, basement toilet, laundry
trays, automatic h.-w. tank, workbench.
Detached Lear garage on concrete drive
way. Phone CH. 1906 for appointment 10.
ONLY S6,25O
In Riverdale, well-built frame dwelling
ana Two large lots, corner; flne location,
paved street: close to car and school; easy
terms. A. B. CAMPBELL, Warfield O9S4;
after s pm, Hyattsville $50.
=. 8 AC.. 5-RM. AND B. BUNGALOW.
Nes. Govt. farm, Beltsville, Nd. Fruit
ST. 500 cash, $50 per mo-
A, H SEIDENSPINNER. REALTOR,
oo37 Baltimore Blvd, Riverdale, Md.
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T. GRAVATTE,

129 10Th st. Realtor. MA. 0753.
BUNGALOW-S8,95O.
Brick BUNGALOW near 5th and Nicholson
sts. NV; 5 rooms, tile bath daylight
basement, stairway to unfinished attic
Shown by appointment. EN- 1890 to Q pm
aaily and Sunday. F. A. TWEED co,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
HAVE $4,000 DOWN PAYMENT FOR OR
& @ room modern brick in good condition.
sCAoTT.- -701 N. Edgewood St, Arl, Va
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
$3.50 = 2-FAMILY APT. MONTHLY
rental, S75. Tenants furnish own hot
water. heat and elec. wo 7I25
GA; AVE, Mr.. CoNcoRp-2 STORES
s,ns.r ssnts a IT real value le at S16.5oo; terms.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.. GE. 1900.
a GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
. Two new brick buildings, l four-family
blde., i 2-family. bldg. Each unit has 2
rooms fon pdn1 dlnette kitehen. bath, refrisera.
annual income: S3.240 Tenants pay own
h hh.illtieS Nicely financed. Call Mr.. VOL
SHANNON L. LUcHs Co,
l2o5 II st. NV National c345.
NEW 4-FAMILY APARTMENT,
Semi-det. brick. 3 rms. kitchen. bath each:
rentals $1,000; $4,000 down. RE $3.50
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WELL-BUILT 5-ROOM BRICK CAPE COD
home, h.-w.h:, years old, wooded "a acre;
IN wilton Woods; restricted development
place, entrance hall, dining room, screened
porch, modern kitchen, connecting GARAGE.
fun basement, recreation room and lava
tory. End floor, . attractive bedrooms,
! exceptionally large with adjoining sun
Geek. Reasonably priced. Call OWNER,
Temple. R5SQ n,
Evening star., 1942-08-02

throughout the District were dis
Guessed by Miss Gay Shepperson,
principal assistant to the director
of public welfare in the District.
80 Shelters Planned.
Miss Shepperson said it was
tentatively contemplated to equip
so such civilian war aid shelters
with facilities for housing and feed
ing about 100 persons in each
shelter.
These stations, she explained
would supplement the purely emer-
gency billeting stations designed to
provide shelter to homeless for only
q brief period during and after an
emergency. The war, aid shelters,
she said. might house bombing VIC
TINS for as long as two weeks or
until other arrangements could be
made for them.
Others who addressed yesterdays
meeting and outlined training
plans for the volunteers were Con-
rad Van .Hyning, District welfare
director and chief of the Civilian
Mobilization Division of the Dis
trict Defense Corps; Mrs. Clifford
Pinchot, head of the emergency
feeding and housing units of the
air-raid warden service; Miss jose
phine Brown. chairman of the
Family Security Committee OF the
Civilian Mobilization Division and
Harold Nearman, assistant manager
OF the Eastern area Of the Red
Cross.
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at st. Stephens and Incarnation
Episcopal Church, 1927 Newton
street NV.
Supper, Church of the Epiphany
1927 G street NV. 6 pm. today.
Supper, Concordia Evangelical and
Reformed Church, Twentieth and G
streets NV, 6 pm today.
Florida Avenue Friends Meeting
2111 Florida avenue NV, $50 pm.
today.
Fellowship hour, refreshments,
sponsored by the Central Presbyter-
ian Church, Fifteenth and Irving
streets NV, 6:15 PM today.
Lea-Supper, Music, Mt. Vernon
Place Methodist Church, Ninth and
Massachusetts, avenue NV, 6 pm.
today.
Supper, games, Calvary Baptist
Church, Eighth and H streets NV.
6 pm. today.
FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN
Dancing, hostesses, refreshments
Leisure Lodge for Servicemen. 1897
U street NV, 7 pm. today.
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Raid Shelter Plans
Outlined al Meeting
Of 200 Social Worker,
10-Doy Troining Course
Will Stort Tomorrow at
Chamber Of Commerce

Preparations to house and care for
homeless victims of air raids in the
event enemy planes attack the city
were begun yesterday when more
than 200 social workers attended a
mass meeting in the Agriculture De-
partment auditorium.
Yesterdays session was prelimin-
airy to a Today training course
which will be given to social service
workers representing dozens of pro-
fessional, public and private social
workers beginning tomorrow at the
United States Chamber of Com
merce. Miss Carolyn Flanders Of
the Red Cross will be in charge of
the training.
The Importance of the tasks as
signed to volunteers under the
Civilian Mobilization Division was
emphasized at yesterdays meeting
by Col. Lemuel Bolles, executive di-
rector OF the Metropolitan Civilian
Defense area.
Urged to Condition People.
Your job he said, "is to reach
down and convince the people Of
the little things they can do to
help win this war. It will take some
campaigning. People who have been
In the habit Of easy, sluggish think
ing cannot transform themselves
overnight"
Col. Bolles reminded the volun-
teers that the decision as to whether
Washington Is to be bombed rests
with the enemy
People are trying to argue them
selves out of the ugly fact that this
decision will be determined by Berlin
and Toxic"
He asked the social workers to
help condition our people to the
impact of war"
Plans for setting up area shelters
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\X$;'fTs' + 5:
~

MUSIC.
Organ recital, following pm.
Evensong, Warrington Chapel,
Church Of Jesus Christ Of the Lat
ter Day Saints, Sixteenth and Co.
lumbia road NV.
Viola and piano music, Elena de
6ayn, violtnist;; Robert Ruckman,
pianist: Phillips Memorial Gallery,
1900 Twenty-first street NV, 5
pm. today.
ART.
Art tours and talks: concert at
3 pm: National Gallery OF Art,
Sixth and Constitution avenue NV,
open from Z pm. to 10 pm. today.
OUTING
Barge trip, along the old C. IL o.
Canal on . mule-drawn barge, spon-
sored by the National Parks Service;
barge leaves Key Bridge at II am.
today and leaves Glen Echo fire.
house at ; pm. today.
LUNCHEONS.
Washington Executive Association,
Willard Hotel, 1880 pm. tomorrow.
Washington Building Congress,
Mayfiower Hotel, 1890 pm. tomor-
row.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Washington churches, many of
which sponsor dinner clubs after
morning services, invite the attend
ance Of servicemen here. For in
formation regarding the times of
services and addresses of churches,
call the federation ONCE, Decatur
3l37.
Breakfast. All Souls Unitarian
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV. $50 am today.
Coffee hour, Parish Hall OF st.
Johns Episcopal Church, Sixteenth
and H streets NV, l2:l5 pm. today.
Open house, refreshments, host
esses, USO Club operated by the
Salvation Army, sos E street NV.
noon today.
Trail picnic, campfire games and
singing, sponsored by the Service
Club Girls, Servicemen's Club No. /,
3o6 Ninth street NV, 130 pm.
today. Dancing, open house, games
later In the day.
Entertainment, professional show
dinner. Washington Hebrew Con-
Rregation, Eighth and streets NV,
2 pm. today.
Tea dance, dinner National Cath
olic Community USO Club, 9ls
Tenth street NV, 3 pm. today.
Games, hostesses, music, buffet
supper, YMCA, 1876 G street NV,
4 pm. to-day.
Games. music. buffet supper,
YWCA. Seventeenth and K streets
NV, 4 pm. today.
Catholic Action, Social Doctrines
Of the Church." lecture followed by
forum, dinner and social hour, spon-
sored by the Plus XXI Guild, Hotel
HAY Adams, Sixteenth and H streets
NV, Ais pm. today.
Dinner, following morning service
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Churchill In Soviet on Trip,
Nazi News Agency Says
r, the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE Ger
man news agency, Transocean, has
issued q story under a Lisbon. Por-
tugal, dateline, OF "unconfirmed
rumors" there that Prime Minister
Churchill has flown to Russia Ito
explain to Stain the British atti-
tude towards the Soviet demand for
establishment of second 'front.'
The Berlin radio broadcast the
item last night, but subsequent
broadcasts heard in the United
States have not repeated 1t.
There is neither any confirmation
that Mr.. Churchill is on such a trip
nor even that such rumors are
! prevalent" at Lisbon. as Trans
ocean said. The story appeared to
be typical Of Axis efforts to gain in
formation.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
5000 at Hong Kong
Aided by Red Cross
In Last Six Months
Further Relief Sought
For Those Remoinine
In Internment Camp
BY VAUGHN MEISLING,


LoURENCO MARQUES, Portu-
Euese East Africa.-Nearly 5000
sunering Allied civilians in the
Stanley Internment Camp in Hong
Kong have been helped in the last
six months by the American Red
Cross, which is endeavoring to pro-
vide further relief to those remain
Ing In the occupied crown colony.
Arthur Fifer, Far Eastern relief
representative Of the American Red
Cross, reports that the civilians have
included 33l Americans. Most of
those remaining are British.
Owing to a scarcity of clothing,
food and medical supplies since the
beginning Of the internment, last
January. a plan to supply funds
TOR large purchases of the most
necessary articles was devised by
Mr.. Fifer, who was an internee, and
other Americans remaining outside
the camp.
Committee Formed.
An informal Hong Kong COM
mittee" composed of Americans,
Britons and Japanese was formed to
implement the welfare scheme The
part of this group responsible for
the actual purchases was composed
entirely of Americans.
The supplies were obtained from
Hong Kong stores and were brought
into the camp by truck by DR.. Sell
wyn Clarke, former director Of the
colony's health department, and
members of his staff.
The widest range of articles was
needed, including shirts, shorts,
sweaters, socks, shoes, handker-
chiefs, sun glasses, soap, sleeping
mats, canned foods, sugar, butter,
oatmeal, dried fruits and medicines.
BY the time the Americans had
been repatriated in June, $35 900
had been devoted to camp relief.
Priest Directed Activities.
Direction of the Red Cross relief
activities in Hong Kong at the
time of Mr.. Fifer's departure was
turned over to Father John Toomey,
Maryknoll superior, who also was
m internee in the Stanley camp.
Red Cross figures showed the in
ternee population in June to be
1856, of which 33l were in the
American section, 2,485 British and
10 Dutch. There were seven births,
including one American. The
camps child population of 345 re-
ceived milk In moderate quantities.
An American diet kitchen was main
tained for the benefit Of many
sufferers from diseases Of malnu-
triton.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Joint executive body Of three women
to assume the duties Of Miss Mildred
McAffee, president, in anticipation
of her ofiicial appointment rs head
of the new women's naval reserve.
The appointees are Mrs. Theodore
HefYenreffer OF Brookline, Senior
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Dance Hall to Aid
Homeseekers
~ the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
OGDEN, Utah.-E. M. Peterson
received permission from the city
commission to remodel the roofless
Roman Gardens dance floor in
Ogden.
He plans to erect tent frames 10
feet apart on the huge floor and
rent the structures to war workers.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Siren Provides Joke

INDIANAPOLIS lP).-A test of
an air-raid siren produced a new
joke on an old theme.
A pedestrian ambling down the
street as the siren screeched said
to friend:
!. MY mother -in-law can make
more noise than that"
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Vegetables are being grown at
Australia's Parliament House in
Canberra.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Spain produced 1900, 900 pounds
OF peprika last year.
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alumnae trustee; Miss Ella Keats
Whiting. dean OF instruction. and
Miss Lucy Wilson, dean Of students.

Honduras has many unemployed
and railway workers are on part
time.
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