Evening star., 1943-02-22


to register for War Ration Book No.
2 in nearby Virginia and Maryland
follows:
ARLINGTON.
Arlington County residents whose
names begin with "a" through &c"
will register for ration books until
pm. today at county schools.
Lines at all schools will be ended
we'll before closing time in order to
allow workers to complete the days
work and report to Richmond head
quarters. Persons whose names be-
gin with III through 20" will reg
lister tomorrow and "P" through "Z"
on Wednesday. Hours tomorrow
and Wednesday will be am. to
8 pm.
Only one member of a family unit
will register, and must have with
him all No. l books for members of
his household He must also have
declaration form filled out for all
members of his family.
Persons who cannot register on
their appointed day may register at
schools on any day during the regis
tration, but may not register at
board Offices before March 8.
Registration centers include the
Buckingham Recreational Center
and the following county schools:
Woodrow Wilson, Patrick Henry,
Nellie Custis Hume, Bancroft, Glen
carlyn, Matthew F. Maury, Kate
Waller Barrett, Stonewall jackson,
Thomas Nelson Page, Washington
Lee High, Cherrydale, James Mon
roe, Henry Clay. Woodmont, Mad
ison, Robert E. Lee, John Marshall,
Charles Stewart, Walter Reed,
Woodlawn, Kemper, Hoffman, -Bos-
ton and Langston.
FAIRFAX.
Fairfax County residents will reg
lister between 2:30 and 7:30 pm. to-
day at the Happy Valley Community
House and at county schools. The
slgnup will be held at all schools
with the exception of jefferson
High, Woodlawn and Fairfax High.
Residents whose names begin with
A through F will register today, and
should have declaration forms filled
in before reporting to the registra-
ton center nearest their homes.
Those whose names begin with G
through L will register tomorrow,
M through R Wednesday, and S
through z Thursday. Hours to-
morrow through Thursday will be
2:30 to $50 pm.
ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria residents will register
for ration books from l to 7 pm.
today at all city schools with the
exception of George Washington
High School.
In addition to these schools, resi-
dents of Cameron Valley and Chin
quapin Village will register from 9
am. to 7 pm. today at the COM
munity buildings of these two hous-
ing projects.
Residents have been asked to
register at the school nearest to
their homes.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
Residents in Prince Georges Coun-
ty will register for ration books from
8 am. to pm. Wednesday through
Friday.
White schools to be used for the
registration are:
Beltsville, Cheverly- Tuxedo, Cot
tage City, Colmar Manor, Bladens-
burg Grammar, Marlboro, Accokeek,
Silver Spring, District Heights, For
estville, Suitland, Bradbury Heights,
Mullikin, Baden, Surrattsville, Camp
Springs, Laurel High, Gwynn Park,
Oxon Hill, Bowie, Hyattsville Ele-
mentary, Mount Rainier High, Mary
land Park, Riverdale, University
Park, Lanham, J. Enos Ray, Ber-
Wyn, College Park and Greenbelt
Elementary.
Colored schools include Bladens-
burg, Douglas, Holly Grove, Groom,
WestWood, Chapel Hill, Forestville,
Camp Springs, Mount Nebo, Colling-
ton, Mitchellville, Oak Grove, Aquas-
co, Clinton, Laurel, BrandyWine,
Cedarville, Oxon HILL Teachers Col
lege, Lincoln, North Brentwood,
Fairmont Heights, Glenarden and
Lakeland.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Ration books will be issued Mont
gomery County residents from $50
am. to 7:30 pm. tomorrow, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday at all
white schools in the county with the
exception of Garrett Park, Wash
lngton Grove, North Four Corners,
Chevy Chase and Rockville Ele-
mentary Schools.
Registration also will be held in
five colored schools. They are Ken
Gar, River Road, Choppers, Linden
and Takoma Park.
MontQomerY Volunteers