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Evening star., 1947-06-23

Salute was Weinberger's Czech
Rhapsody with its folk elements
expertly interviewer. The orchestra
members, responding to q master
hand, played these works with elias
ITCHY In dynamics and Well-varied
tonal quality. The program. pol
ished in its entire presentation
under DR.. Kindler's direction, ended
with the "Polonaise' from Glazou-
nov's sChopiniana.
Evening star., 1947-06-23
C0ffee-Dairy

Arranged for nooxnnunn convenence-here you will
be able to select the kind of Coffee hot suits your
toste best and serve yourself from assortment Of
Dairy foods priced so low thot you ore sure to be
omozed. You'll want to be to take advantage
Of the convenience Of this department for those
foods you'll be needing for Unite snocks!
Evening star., 1947-06-23
Frosted Foods

If you haven't become steody customer for frosted
foods you will otter you what we have
and fruit Turkeys, Chickens and quick-frozen Sea-
food oil Of top quoIiy and most reasonably priced
Evening star., 1947-06-23
Finest Quality Meats

Just wait till you mammoth new meat dePort-
noent-ond what an assortment Of the brightest red
dest and most tempting meets you'd ever want to see
Here you're to learn to cut your meat costs be-
cause AGPs "super Right" meats ore selected for
quality "CIose trimmed" to really you money
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
Mrs. David Scott
Hostess AT Lunch
For Joce|yn Peck

Mrs. David H. Scott was hostess
yesterday at a lovely luncheon par
ty when she entertained at l o'clock
at Edge Hill on. Bradley's Creek
honoring Miss Jocelyn Peck, whose
wedding to Allen Taylor Strange
will be an event of this Saturday
evening.
Places were laid at an attractive
ly appointed luncheon table center
ed with spring flowers and dainty
miniature nosegays of spring
flowers marked each place.
Guests included Miss Peck, homo
rec, Miss Nudge Strange. Miss
Mary Ann Dixon of Raleigh, Miss
Emma -Trask, Mrs. Richard W.
Cantwell, Mrs. William Thornton,
Mrs. Bryan Broadfoot, Miss Betty
Blue Davis, Mrs. Oscar Peck, Mrs.
Robert Strange, Mrs. William P.
Emerson, Mrs. Robert H. Tate
and Mrs. Thomas Ramseur OF Bal
tir1ore, Md.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
BY RUTH

A college president warns Amer
lean women that they : losing
their hold On men and says he
fears the opinion is increasing
among men that women are very
expensive.-they want a lot o
what they. give
Well maybe. But that isn't the
picture you get while walking
down Fifth Avenue or Park Avenue
in New York.
Count the mink coats per block.
Where did they come from? Ger
tainly not out of the money work
ing girls save by skipping lunch.
Look at the middle-aged wom-
en- coming out Of swanky beauty
salons and climbing into chauf-
feur-driven, long, sleek automo-
biles. They toll not, neither do
they spin SO they must have
some kind of hold on a man.
Look carefully at the beautiful
clothes displayed in the windows
of the o exclusive shops-then
ask the price. Yet they are bought
and worn and quickly discarded.
And it is safe to bet that some man
foots the bill.
Look at the diamond s~olitaries
in the jewelry stores. There still
seems to be a constant demand for
those evidences Of a mans willing
ness to take on for life the sup
port of a girl.
See that young couple window
shopping, the girl admiring all
those beautiful, tempting clothes
SO far beyond her grasp? It's a
pretty good guess her young man
is assuring her: 'Someday, baby,
I'll be able to buy you clothes like
that"
Sure. women are expensive. But
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
YWCA National Director
Visits Business Is

Tuesday evening, January Dist:
at 1870 O'Clock, the B. G.. club
held: its social meeting at the
YWCA. Miss Dorethea Mcdowell
introduced Miss Fasnacht, Ma
~tional YWCA director from the
Regional office, Atlanta, Ga. Miss
Fasnacht gave a very interesting
and impressive talk on the Re
Mobilization Of America and the
need Of educational study Of the
United Nations as a whole.
The club members enjoyed TAX
ing part in the stunts and games
modifying Valentine, as prepared
by Inez HUMAN. social chairman
in charge. Refreshments were
served and the meeting was then
adjourned.
Members present were as fol-
lows: Sponsor, Miss Dorethea Nc
Dowen, Jean Blanchard, Juanita
Cannon, Bette Clark, Cornelia Hol
den, Inez Human, Levese Miller,
Beatrice MCGEE, Mae Price, Wini-
fred Woolard, Dolly Saunders,
velma Gurganious and Charlotte
Gardner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
Mrs. William Wooden
Entertained AT ca

Mrs James H. Wooten and Miss
Amelia Wooten were joint hostess
ses at a lovely tea given recently
honoring Mrs. William Wooten.
The house was decorated with
white candles, Southern smilax
and potted plants. Mrs. John' r.
Ferguson greeted the guests at
the door. The receiving line was
composed of Mrs. James H.
Wooten, Miss Amelia Wooten. MS.
Bill Wooten, honoree, and Miss
Rosa Lee Clark, bride-elect OF
February. From the receiving line
guests we're directed to the dining
room by Mrs. Eldred E. Prince
The table was covered with a lace
cloth and was centered by a silver
bowl Of carnations. Mrs. W.. B.
Carson and Mrs. o. l.. Clark serv-
ed ice cream. They were assisted
by Misses Anne Wooten and LYDIA
Voiles and Mesdames James c.
Green and Frank Clark, serving
cakes. mixed nuts and minis. Mrs.
Dewitt Clark and Miss Carolyn
Wooten presided at the punch bowl,
and Mrs. Clyde Hester at the
register.
About 100 guests called through
out the afternoon.
Among out Of town guests pres
ent were DR.. and Mrs. Claude
Milheim, Mrs. ]. S. Birmingham,
and Mrs. Richard Milharn Of Ham
LOT
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
Fashion Show AT Wa|doot
As Benefit For Polio Fight

tremendous white pique carnatlofi
on the shoulder.
Helen Hayes, clad in a simple
black dress, wasn't really model
ling. She was showing off her
daughter Mary Macarthur, who
wore a bareback halter dress OF
rustling navy taffeta by Emily
Wilkins. Mama thought the dress
to sophisticated. Daughter remind
ed her that she was no longer
Victoria Regina and rushed off to
the dance.
Vicki Cummings, the voice of the
Voice Of The Turtle, wore a
dawn blue chiffon dress by Brownie
with a bodice embroidered in sill
yer. A matching wool bolero, which
turned the gown into a dinner
dress. also was trimmed with silver
|paillettes.
Auburn haired Arlene Whelea
waltzed on stage in an off-shoulder
gown of be-jeweled white lace by
Hattie Carnegie. The bouffant
skirt was sprinkled with apron
like embroidery Of rhinestoaes and
aquamarines.
Stage star Leonora Corbett wore
a gown as romantic as poetry in
shades of rose and pink tulle. This
Viennese waltz dress was extreme
ly decollete, with large puff
sleeves dropping below her bare
shoulders.
Both Miss Corbett's dress and
the one worn by Miss Whe]en will
be auctioned off at the Presidents
Birthday Ball.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
BY SARA YOkLEY

When high society and the theater
set invade the sWank Waldorf
Astoria 1,5O0 strong, things are
pretty fl fashionable. Everybody, my
dear, just everybody, is there.
It's even more fashionable when
they meet to view a SIS, 900 fashion
show with Jtnx Falkenberg, Helen
Hayes, Leonora Corbett, Dorothy
Kilgallen. Arlene Whelen, Vickl
Cummings and Sally De Marco as
models.
This press agents dream really
happened. The occasion: The third
annual March of Dimes Fashion
show, staged by the couture group
of the New York dress institute,
to raise money to fight infantile
paralysis.
Some rs professional models
were on nand for this benefit ex-
travaganza, but they were over
shadowed by the stars of stage,
screen and radio, wearing cloth
ing designed by New York's top
couturiers. At s12 a plate, it was
the best floor show il town.
Twirling down the runway to a
rhumba beat was dancer Sally TIE
Marco, in a long sleeved, ankle
length gown Of pink nylon and lace,
designed by Matte Rosenstein.
For dancing feet and pretty ankles,
that's the gown.
Jinx Falkenberg, who left her
breakfast radio show for a moment
to return to her old job of model
ing, wore a black evening gown
with a ~piunging neckline, by Cas-
tillo OF. Elizabeth Arden. The bodice
AID long sleeves of the dress were
made Of clinging black jersey.
the skirt formed Of layer upon
layer of black net, g~littering with
%paillettes. The crowd whistled.
Hubby Tex McCrary looked en-
b%arassed.
Jinx' rival Dorothy Kilgallen
wore something more sedate - a
navy wool street dress with Fish
tail peplum, square neckline and a
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24

-. *. '

BOLTON, Jan. 21.-N. H. Merritt
Of Durham, spent the weekend. with
MIR, and Mrs. D.. W. Merritt.
Mesdames Charles Singletary, J.
IL. Wilson, WI: Hobbs. I. A. Cain,
and Miss Elizabeth Merritt drove
to Burgaw on Saturday to attend
the District. o. E. S. meeting. Mrs
Homer Bordeaux and Mrs. Lanier
Dew went by bus to attend the
meeting.
Haekett Applewhite. Of Raleigh,
was a business visitor here last
week.
Mi. and Mrs. N. P Edge have
their baby al, home after an i'll
ness in the Baby Hospital, Wrights-
vile Sound.
Mrs. W. G.. Wynn and children Of
Wilmington spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Mcqueen, after
which Mr.. and Mrs: Mcqueen went
to .Clarkton to visit with relatives.
Friends Of Mrs. Eula Mae Long
will be glad to learn that she is out
after being confined at her home
forsseveral days with flu.
MIR. and Mrs. Emmett Alderman
of-Wilmington spent the week : end
with Mr.. and Mrs. McKeithan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harriss.
: Friends Of Mrs. i. S. Faux will
regret to learn Of the illness OF
her brother, Frank Creech.
Mrs. Kathleen F. Illness baby
who. IS a patient in the Baby Hos
pital, Wilmington, is much ilnprov-
ed.
Mrs. Martha Creech returned to
her home in Hallsboro on Sunday
after spending several days with
her granddaughter, Mrs. Otto Jones
who Is confined in her home with
pleurisy. Her condition is improv-
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Haiburn and
sons Of Elizabethtown spent the
with D. B. Davis.
Carl and Edge Jones Of Whining
ton spent the weekend with their
Mrs. Annie Jones.
= Miss Mildred McCleany Of vii.
spent Sunday with Mrs.
Lee Vereen. -
Mr.. Harriss, the district superin-
tendent. Of Wilmington viii hold the
first quarterly conference for Carn-
ers Greek Charge at Shiloh Church
on. Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock
and will preach at the Bolton Meth
odist church on Sunday evening at
1880 pm. ff.-:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
BPW Club To Meet
State President
Al Bre a k f.ast

Miss. Mabel Bacon, State ,Presi-
dent, Business and Professional
Women's Clubs. will arrive in Will
mington Sunday, Jan. %, to meet
with the Convention Committee
Chairmen Of the Wilmington BPW
CLUB. Other club officers to meet
here are the presidents Of the clubs
Of the Sixth District and will be
announced later.
This meeting has. been arranged
to discuss the progress Of the plans
and arrangements for the State
Convention to be held at Wrignts-
Vile Beach in June.
% All Convention Committee Chair.
men are urged to be present at the
Friendly Cafeteria Dining room for
brunch at II AM. Sunday, January
g.. Other members desiring to at
tend are welcome and reservations
should be made by calling Mrs.
Louise Polvogt, :2-1sl9, or Doris
Blomrne, 2-oe17 day 2s194
might, not later than Friday, Jan
uary "a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
Junior Music Club
Meeting Postponed

Due to the absence from the city
of the counselor OF the Junior and
Juvenile Music. clubs and the Ill
ness Of her cocounselor it has
been found necessary to postpone
the meetings Of the clubs schedul-
ed for Saturday, January rs, in St.
James parish house.
Attention OF all members and all
prospective members is called to
this change and have been asked
to watch for date Of next meeting
Of the clubs,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
Leadership Conference
To Be Held AT Souihside
Baptist Church Tuesday

The Woman's Missionary Union
of the Wilmington Baptist Assocl-
alton will hold its annual Leader
ship Conference at Southside -Bap-
tisr church in Wilmington on Tues
day, January q, beginning at ~
o'clock, and closing about 3:lo.
All officers. chairmen, young
Peoples. Leaders, and C%ounselors
are urged to attend this meeting.
Mrs. D. W. Merritt is the super
intendent Of the Wonan's mission
ary union.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
ST. Mary's Club
To Serve Supper
Saturday Evening

A home cooked turkey supper
will be served on Saturday evening
from $50 pm. until 7:3O, in ST.
Mary's parish hall, 215 South 4th
street. The menu will incude roast
turkey and dressing, rice and
gravy, green peas, celery and pick
les, Hawaiian potatoes, hot butter
ed rolls, dessert and coffee.
The public is invited and may
purchase tickets at the hall on Sat-
urday evening.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
Bridal Couple .
Entertained
AT Cocktails

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Holmes Davis,
Jr.. entertained at cocktails. yes
terday at $50 o'clock in their
Oleander home complin1enting Miss
Jocelyn Peck and her fiance.
Allen Strange, who will be united
in marriage on Saturday evening;
Mrs. Holms' dining room table
was covered with blue linen
damask which contrasted pleasing
iy with red carnations and white
narcissi in crystal epergnes and
was lighted with white candles
from q candleabrum in the center.
Hot beaten biscuits with ham and
turkey sandwiches were served.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
L assiter-Stott
Troth Announced

OF interest in this section is the
engagement Of Miss Eva Mae Las
sitter, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
CARVE Wesley Lassiter of Spring
Hope, which is announced by her
parents, to Wilbur Edwin Stott,
son Of Mrs. Amelia Stott and the
late J. Floyd Stott Of Spring
Hope.
Miss Lassiter at one time was
stationed here with the NYA for a
year and spends her summers at
her cottage at Long Beach.
The wedding will take place on
February % in Spring Hope.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
. BLONDE HEADS THRIVE

CHICAGO, .-W.EL Blondes have
more hairs on their sheads than
brunettes, red-heads or brown
cites, according TO- Samuel Grant,
director Of the Helene Curtis lab
oratories.
: He said blondes have as many
as i40,0 COO hairs oratheir skulls, bru-
nettess and 'brownettes an average
If 10000 and 1red-heads only 3d.
900.
On the average, he said, one
square inch of scalp contains about
1000 hairs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
SOCIAL and CLUB
dates to remember
CLUB
ana

club will be collected at this
meeting.
2.Oo %. m.-Ue Past Matrons and
Patrons club of the Golden
rod chapter, OES, will meet
in the home Of Captain and
Mrs. Maurice Kelly OF loll
Market street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24

Last. evening marked the open
ing Of the Thursday night dinners
at the Cape Fear Country club
under the management OF Mrs.
Haskell Rhett. Dinner at the club,
just naturally draws one but with
Mrs. Rhett catering for the eve
ming dinners the draw Will be a
double one.
Among those In attendance last
evening were Mfr. and Mrs. Har-
grove Bellamy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Erwin Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
BRIT HIS
.IOHN MORGAN ALLEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy V. Allen Of
Kingsport, Tennessee, announce the
birth of a son, John Morgan, on
January 10Th. in Hiilston Valley
Community hospital Of Kingsport.
Mrs. Allen, before her marriage,
was Hattie Schaefer of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
Members Attend DinnerAt
CAPE. Eear*C ountry*Club

Holmes Davis, Mr. and Mrs. r.
M. Holland, Mr. and Mrs. James
B. Hughes and guests. Colonel and
Mrs. Royce S. MeCelland, Mr.. and
Mrs: Charles B..Parrnele, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Perry. and guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Browne Ruffin,
MI. and Mrs. P. R. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Lawrence Sprunt,
MI. and Mrs. r. M. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas H. Wright, Jr.,
and MI. and Mrs. HarryM. Wei.
lo}$ rs
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
:.
PERSONALS

~ ~
Mrs. j. NJ. Autry and Mrs. Bere-
niece Stallings have returned 10
their homes In Forest Hills after
a ten-day trip to Miami, Fla,
where they accompanied their
mother, Mrs. George Bailey. who
will spend the winter season In
Orlando. /.
Mrs. william q. Evans, H. who
Underwent. an operation yesterday
at James. Walker Memorial hos
pital,,. is improving nicely, friends
will be interested ~to-learn.. s.,
Mrs, Evelyn c. Stuart and dsugh.
ter, Miss Ann. Stuart Of Rowland
are spending the weekend with
MI. and Mrs. George Sloan Of
Winter Park and. will attend the
wedding OF. Miss Helen Brown. to
George Sloan, Jr., on. Saturday
afternoon. T.,
Mrs. Kauros A. Lehto IS con.
fined at home, 1907 Market street,
following an accident.
Mrs. Annie Council, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cclvin Council, Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan
Council, all Of White Oak; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Chason ard
family Of ElizabethtoHn, will AZ
rive today ard tomorrow to at
tend the sloan-Brown. wedding on
Saturday ct the Wesley Memorial
Methodist church.
C.. e. Owensby, Of Lake Forest
is a patient in the Veterans Hospi.
tai at Foct Bragg.
Miss Harriott Pinckney Burgess
left yesterday evening for Sumter,
S. c., to be. with her, father who
will undergo an operation In the
hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Willard Cant.
well have returned to their home
in Oleander after; spending the
past six months In Charlotte. !.
Guests arriving today br, the
Strange-Peek wedding which takes
place. tomorrow; eAt Est. James
church are Richard C.. McElroy
and Thomas G.. Skinner, one Of the
groomsmen, M1Chapel Hll. Other
Chapel Hill guests coming In to-
gay are Miss Anna Black, Billy
Murchison, Sam Sprunt, zone of the
groomsrnen,i Hugh MacRae, Marion
Woodbury. and Bradford Tillery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.. NOEL Of
Durham and Mr.. and Mrs. David
H.iScott. Of AEhapelsaM viii arrive
Saturday morning. s..
Mrs. Quinton Rhodes lis in Alex
andria, Va; where she was called
because .iofsthe death Of her, grand
father, Donald Mel donald, who died
on Saturday following short H.
ness. e.
Mrs. Peter A. Rubel Of COS cob,
Connectieut, is spending !: several
weeks.fwith her parents, M. md
Mrs. H. Lacy Hunt at Their home,
l4rs Market street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
DOWN.

SEATTLE O.D Thirty babies
were born in. Seattle hospitals
Christmas Day. to establish a new
record for the .Yuletide. There
were 10 boys and ii girls. The first
infant was born%at 12:02.A.M.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
Federal Point Methodist
TO Hold Mission Study
Al The Church onsF lidaYf

The Artsot Use w Ralph Sock
man was distributed in the Fede-
raj Point community on Tuesday
in preparation for Mission study
class that will be held on Friday
at 1880 pm. Ii the FederalsP Point
Methodist church.
The course, whict, rnaynifies
Christian stewardship. is being
given in connection with Year 81
Stewardship in the Crusade fo1
Christ.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
Do Coughing
Spells Due to
q Cold Rob
You ofS Sleep?
Then Try This Famous canadian
Cough Medicine - Quickly
Eose fhot Wroekinq Cough

When your cold brings on q nasty trouble.
some cough, especially At night, spend -
cents At any drug store Tor q bottle OF
BUCKEYES CANADIOL MIXTURE
A-teaspoonful and hold i, on the tongue q
moment, then swallow slowly snd feel 10
powerful, puneent action. spread through the
throat, head and bronchial tubes. BUCK
LEY'S MIXTURE acts promptly to help
loosen up thick, sticky phlesm soofhe irri-
sated throas membranes and ease hard cough.
Ing spells.
Mast Ill Canads know. BUCKLEY'S-foIks
who live up North where . cough mixture
has got to do . real job, keep BUCKEYES
handy. So try it the very next time . cold
results in Q wrsekine, stubborn eoush-hnd
out fof yourself just how seod Il . ios
CANADIoL MIXTURE made in the
U. S. A. TODAY eli drug stores.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
TO-DAY

$50 o. m.-The Winter Park Home
Demonstration club will meet
with Mrs. c. M. Waldorf
and Mrs. c. F. Lewis as hos-
tesses. The dues of the social
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
WE, THE WOMEN
Women Are CostI - But Men Don MIoI

it doesn't look as if the ma.
going on a buyers strika .r,.
soon, despite the college
dents warning that ''womari
gaining power is less than i, 'H'
to be-" 9
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24
Cape Fear Council ~
TO Meet Saturday Night.

The Ladies Auxiliary Of tbs Unit
ed Commercial Travellers Of the
Cape Fear Council. No. .374, viii
meet Saturday. evening at 9 o'clock
in the Odd allows hall. j
All members. are asked to be
present. N
The larger = COW is. the better
1t can stand the cold and the poor
er il can stand the heat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24

Dial 2-ssl1 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24

Mrs. J.. NJ. Autry and Mrs. Bere-
niece Stallings have returned 10
their homes IN Forest Hills after
a ten-day trip to Miami; Fla,
where they accompanied their
mother, Mrs. George Bailey, who
will spend the winter season tn
Orlando.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24

Mrs. william q. Evans, II, who
Underwent. an operation yesterday
at James Walker Memorial hos
pital,,. is improving nicely, friends
will be interested toIearn.. !.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-24

Mrs. Evelyn c. Stuart. and daugh.
ter, Miss Ann. Stuart Of Rowland
are spending the Weekend with
Nj. and Mrs. George Sloan OF
Winter Park and. will attend the
wedding of. Miss Helen Brown. to
George Sloan, Jr., on. Saturday
afternoon. D.,
Evening star., 1947-06-09

Carl Hopkins of Clarksburg. w.
Va, national chairman of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars Model Air.
plane Committee. has been named
director of the Second Annual Ma
tional Model Air Show which will
be held July 20 at Hybla Valley Air.
port below Alexandria.
The show is jointly sponsored by
the National Airport Club, The
Evening Star and the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars.
Mr.. Hopkins is one Of the leaders
in the development of model air.
craft shows and has conducted many
meets in the Tri-State area. which
includes West Virginia, Virginia.
Maryland and the District.
Developed Barn Hangar"
He is a member of the Academy
of Aeronautics, the National Con-
test Board, the National Rules Com
mittee, and is an honorary member
of the Exchange Club and the
AmvetS.
He is the developer and director
of the Barn Hangar" at Clarksburg
from which developed number of
national model champions including
Bobby Bates, Jim Long. Bob Davis,
Ronald Ogren and Virgil Lontack.
It is anticipated that the prizes
TO be awarded at the Hybla Valley
meeting will total 5000.
Participation in the contest will
be limited to 500 and already the
sponsors are encouraged by the num-
Evening star., 1947-06-09

and 1t must accompany all entries
which should be sent to the Model
Air Show, Washington National Air
port. Entries will be acknowledged
upon receipt.
Rules OF the contest will be an
nounced within the next few days
and entrants may then apply.
Last years meet drew more than
500 entries, the present limit, and
the spectators numbered approxi-
mately 5000.
Evening star., 1947-06-09
Twelve Physicians Open
New Medical Center

Twelve Washington area physi-
clans have opened medical center
in a converted 12-room house at the
Intersection Of Lee and Wilson
boulevards and the Leesburg pike
near Falls Church. Va.
Aim OF the physicians, known as
the Falls Church Medical Group. is
to provide improved medical care
for nearby Virginia residents, ac-
Evening star., 1947-06-09

Unison. former deputy treasurer
Reed oalleher. Leesburg. deputy IN
the ONCE Of Commissioner OF
Revenue, and w. E. Tyler. jr., Of
Aldie.
The only other contest in the
August primary is that OF Common
wealth's Attorney. Two candidates
have announced for that oflice. They
are Stirling M. Harrison. at present
acting Commonwealth's Attorney,
and Albert r. Anderson.
Evening star., 1947-06-09

Der that has indicated an intention
to compete.
Girls to Participate.
The meet is to be on a coed"
basis this year and several of the
outstanding girls and young women
in model aircraft competition are
expected to take part.
An entry fee of 81 is being charged
Evening star., 1947-06-09
Three File for Treasurer
OF Loudoun County
s..e;e, pi.no,eb 10 Tn. s,o,

speeioi Dispoteh 10 The Ssor
LEESBURG, Va, June 9.-Three
candidates for the office of Loudoun
County treasurer have filed with
the chairman of the county Demo-
cratic Committee
These are Karlton L. Monroe, OF