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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-23
PAGE NINE

Mrs. Salisbury, mother of Mrs.
w. c. Bowen, is recuperating in
Grant Hospital from an operation
and expects to be able to come to
her home, north of Redwood, by
Saturday.
Miss Ruth Butz, of near Rich
wood, entered the Marion City
Hospital for surgery Tuesday.
The condition of Mr.. Dave Neal
continues to be serious. Mrs.
Neal is recovering from a very
badly torn hand when her hand
got caught in a clothes wringer
a short time ago.
Mrs. Arson Chapman spent
last Saturday in Columbus where
she visited with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Callahan. On Friday,
Mrs. Charles Bice accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Matteson to Col
umbus to see Mrs. Callahan at
Grant Hospital.
Miss Lois Langstaff, of Cleve-
land, arrived at the home of her
mother, Mrs. j. E. Langstaff this
week where she will spend her
summer holiday.
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to West Virginia to visit Mrs.
Fleming's parents. She and Junia
will stay week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Potts call
ed on Mrs. Potts sister, Mrs. Ida
Taylor, of near Broadway, and
Mrs. Eta Rae near Magnetic
Springs Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Rae is very poorly.
Miss Betty Jo Webster at
tended the wedding of her cousin,
Frank Mattison, to Miss Barbara
Van SAINT, of Redwood, Sunday
afternoon.
Several from Claiborne Rich
wood community were in Colum-
bus Saturday afternoon when I'm
ion County broadcast over WFRD.
The Redwood high school boys
quartette sang. Marvin Perkins,
of Redwood, was master of cere-
monies.
A Fathers Day program was
given at the Methodist church
Sunday morning. Each father
present received a gift.
Mrs. Joseph Daughtery enter
tanned the St. Anthony's Benevo-
lent Society of the Marysville
Catholic church at her home We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stimmel,
of Ostrander, were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Bell Thurs
day.
Mrs. Dolores Rosette had her
tonsils removed last Thursday in
Kenton hospital. She is getting
along nicely at her home at pres
ent.
Mrs. ]. B. Morris, of Magnetic
Springs, called on her sister, Gale
Bell, Wednesday.
The Women'S Society of Chris
tian Service met at the home Of
Mrs. Eta Potts with Mrs. A. C..
Warner and Mrs. Harry POWERS
co-hostesses. Nineteen were pres
ent. The meeting opened with the
group singing, "The Light of the
World and 1T is Joy to Walk
With Him." Mrs. Potts had charge
of devotionals, reading scripture
with prayer by Mrs. Potts and
Mrs. Ridge, and meditation by
members present. A short pro
gram was enjoyed and general
business routine, followed by re-
freshmentS.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Bell and
grandchildren were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Langstaff, of
Findlay, Monday.
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Redwood News

gelas. Mrs. Longwell was form
erly Rose Houghton, a sister of
DR.. Zack Houghton, formerly of
Redwood, and Marion, and who
now lives at Central Lake, Mich.
Mrs. Longwell is spending some
time in Michigan with her bro
ther. At ont time Mr.. and Mrs.
Longwell lived in Milford Center.
Mrs. Ray Beaver and Mrs. R. j.
LangStaff spent last Friday in To-
ledo where they were luncheon
guests of Miss Bea BRENNAN
They were accompanied to Rich
wood by Mr.. Langstaff, who is
closing his years work as prin-
cipal of Scott High School
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Beckley,
of Douglas, Ga, arrived in Rich
wood last week to spend the
summer with his mother, Mrs.
Phoebe Beckley, and other re-
latives.
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and his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs
Snauffer, of Marietta, came to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sidle Sunday evening with we'll
filled baskets and enjoyed an out
door picnic lunch.
John Mcdaniel, of Marion, is
spending the week with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sidle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Webster
spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Clark.
Several friends and relatives
gathered at the home of Mrs.
Bertha Matlack on Monday to
help her celebrate her birthday.
AT the noon hour a pot-luck dim
ner was enjoyed. The table was
decorated with a birthday cake
and sweet peas. Those present
were: Mary Webster, Nellie Sidle,
ana Effie Davis, her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Kirk, and the guest Of
honor. Mrs. Matlack received a
number of useful gifts.
Mrs. Robert Evans called at the
Matlack home Monday.
Christine Clark and Grace En-
win, of Redwood, spent Monday
night at the home of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Glenn Davis.
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. North
Lewisburq
BY LENA M. HILL
Services for Former Resident

Services for Former Resident
Funeral services for Edward
Kern, contractor and former resi-
dent of this village, were held
Tuesday in the Freshwater fun
eral home with burial in Maple
Grove cemetery. Since the death
of his wife in July 1916, he had
made his home with his daughter,
Mrs. Wanda Hensel, of Marysville,
in whose home he suffered heart
attack, Monday, from which he
did not recover.
For many years, Mr.. Kerns al
so operated a cement factory in
this village.
Besides the daughter in whose
home he passed away, he is sur
vived by two sons, DR.. Henri and
Charles KernS, of Kenton; three
daughters, Mrs. Doris Greenwalt,
of Columbus; sMrs. Alma Grant,
of Bellefontaine; and Mrs. Mary
Lukins, of Ft. Wayne, Ind; one
brother, Merle Kerns, of Cleve-
land, and two sisters.
Announce Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Chamber
lain are announcing the birth of d
daughter, June Is, in Champaign
County hospital.
Suffers Fall
Mrs. Ethel Kaufman suffered
a bad fall Tuesday in her home,
when she tripped and fell on the
cement porch. Although no bones
were broken, her knees were bad
ly bruised and ligaments torn.
Miss Janet Mountain, of Day
ton, is visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Burnham Graham.
Mrs. Maria Holingsworth and
Mrs. Myrtle Spain were hostesseS
to the Dramatic Club last Friday
evening in the Holingsworth
home.
The topic, a book review was
given by Miss Rowena Creviston,
and entertainment was in charge
of Mrs. Maxine Holingsworth. l9
members were present.
Attend Box Social
Mr.. and Mrs. James Freshwat-
er, Mr.. Fred Poland, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. B. Hill, Mrs. Ethel Kaufman,
Mrs. Norman Hill and Mrs. Otis
Smith attended the I. o. o. F
box social held at Cable last We'd
nesday evening.
No PYthian Meetings
The Pythian Sisters held their
last meeting for the summer, last
Thursday evening, with a pot
luck supper. There will be no
more meetings until September.
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REDWOOD VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL CLOSES

Last Friday evening the Rich
wood Vacation Bible School held
its closing exercises at the Church
of Christ. The school had been in
session for two weeks under the
direction of Miss Laura Rea. She
had been assisted by number
of young people as there were
classes in seven different claSsi-
fications beginning with the pre-
school children and running
through the sixth grade. The var
ious groups met at different
church buildings.
One-hundred and fourteen
children were enrolled of which
sixty-four had records of perfect
attendance. For the program on
Friday evening, the children pre-
sented a resume of their studies.
This was followed by a mission
ary movie called My Name is
Han" which showed the life of
Christian family in China.
PERSONALS
Miss Laura Rea is planning to
leave soon for her home in Penn
sylvania, where she will enjoy
her summer vacation.
A recent guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Rapp was Mrs.
Clarence Longwell, of Los An
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-23

Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Blaine Harris, Miss Lou Beckley
and Suellen Smith went to Cleve-
land where they attended the
wedding of Mr.. Jack Coder, son
of Mrs. Harris, and Miss Mildred
Truax. Mrs. Coder is a trained
nurse and is employed at the
Lakewood hospital, Mr.. Coder is
in the Reservation Department of
the American Airlines in Cleve-
land. The couple left for a we'd
ding trip into Mexico City and
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Ida Bumgarner, of Belle
fontaine, is spending sorne time
in Redwood visiting her sister,
Mrs. J, S. Matteson. She attended
the wedding of her granddaughter,
Mr.. Frank Matteson on Sunday,
Mrs. Charles Callahan is still
confined to the hospital in Colum-
bus where she is recupeTating
from an operation.
DR.. and Mrs. w. C.. Bowen and
sons, left Wednesday morning
for Tenora, Canada, for a two
weeks vacation.
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. Valley Road
BY MRS. EFFIE DAVIS

Several ladies Of this communl.
t. were present at the w. S. c. 5.
on Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Eta Potts, assisted
by Mrs. Ellen Warner and Mrs.
Robert Powers.
Several girls went to Sablna
Sunday, to attend young peoples
conference from the Claiborne
Methodist church.
Dwight Shirk, of near Broad
way Corners, called on Glenn
Davis Thursday.
Fathers Day program was well
attended at the Claiborne Metho-
dist church. Each father present
received a gift.
Mrs. Lima Warner is still on the
sick list. Miss Ethel Farmer was
brought to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Clark, Monday, from
the Marion hospital. She is slow
ly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis were
dinner guests Wednesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Clark, of Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Davis and
children, of Kingston, and Mrs,
Gay Baughman, of near Marys-
vile, were dinner guests Fathers
Day of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Davis.
Mrs. Bertha Matlack and her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Kirk,
called at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Dreyer, of near Full
ton Creek, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sidle enter
tanned their children and grand
children with a dinner on Fathers
Day. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester James and children,
of near Ada, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Sidle and daughter.
Mr.. John Livingston, of Rich
wood, called at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Ridge, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Mcdaniel
and son, John, of Marion, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Snauffer and children,
Pete, Bill and George, of Marion,
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MED them as counselor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Webster and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Clark motored to
Sabina with the girls, returning
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Bell were
Sunday dinner guestsemndlsseu
Mrs. julius Kezertee, near Marys-
vile.
Rev. Fleming preached for the
Mt. Zion A. c. Church Sunday
morning. In the afternoon he and
Mrs. Fleming and Junia drove in
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film explained the advantages of
quick freezing fruits and veget-
ableS.
A reading was given by Re
becca Morrison Mrs. R. c. Turn
er gave group of accordian
numbers. At the close of the pro-
gram the mothers and guests
were invited to tables set in the
form of a square and beautifully
decorated with red roses where
they were served dainty refresh
ments by the girls.
Those who served were Carol
Roberts, Patty Sue Parrott, San
dra Turner, and Bonnie Hayes.
Mrs. A. o. Long, of Prospect who
has charge of the Guild work in
the Marion Association, was a
guest.
REBEKAH'S MEET
The members of the Friend
ship Circle of the Past Noble
Grand of the Rebekah's met last
week with Mrs. Mae Laughry as
hostess. She was assisted by Mrs.
Amanda Mcintyre and Mrs. Ada
Meyer.
One new member, Mrs. Edna
Clevenger, of Pharisburg, was
welcomed into the membership.
The program for the meeting con-
sisted of readings given by Mrs.
Ruth Cox, Mrs. Lelah Chapman,
Mrs. Edna Clevenger, Mrs. Carrie
Douglas, Mrs. Gertrude Cowgirl,
Mrs. Ora Dirst, Mrs. Asa Dunbar,
and Mrs. Gladys Charles.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Ruth Cox,
July IL with Mrs. Grace Shoup
and Mrs. Gertrude Cowgirl as
sisting.
About 20 members of the Sun
shine Circle of the Kings Daugh-
ters went to Bucyrus last Wednes-
day where they held an indoor
picnic for the l8 girls viii make
their home at MaplecreSt. The
Redwood City Union is sponsor
ing one of these girls. They furn-
ish clothing for her and remem-
Der on her birthday and at
Christmas.
The matron at Maplecrest is
Mrs. Evalona GlaSSner whose
maiden name was Mckinley and
at one time she lived in Redwood.
She is a relative of the Chambers
family who used to live here. Mrs.
Millie Howe is the retiring preSi-
dent of the Sunshine Circle and
Mrs. E. E. Watkins will be the
,NraciIao+ fo,, ,,oNy4 ,yo,r
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. Claiborne
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

Four girls from the Claiborne
Methodist church are spending
this week in Sabina, attending
the intermediate F ello w-ship
camp. They are Bette 10 Web
ster, Valeta Grindell and Phyllis
Clark. Patricia Warner accompa-
Evening star., 1949-01-05

IF any criminal charges would be
filed. Decision on that, he said
would come after he conferred with
the County Welfare Board later
today
Police said the mother told then
she didn't know who the father
of the children was.
Pvt Kearns said the boy ap-
peared never to have had a hair
cut. He said the mother told then
she was unable to remember wher
she had given either of them q
bath.
The house where the two children
lived with their mother and grand
father is on Sheriff road extended
near Seat Pleasant.
Hospital officials, who said the
children were too i'll" to have any
visitors. reported they were on {
liquid diet.
May Have tuberculosis.
DR.. A. K. Besley, superintendent
of the hospital, said the Welfare
Board had planned to send the chill
dren to the Rosewood Training
School, State administered chill.
dren's home, but that there had beer
considerable delay in getting then
accepted.
DR.. Besley said the girl may re.
quire an operation for peritonitis
He added that both children may
have tuberculosis.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
\ Estimates Increase
On Voting in Charter
Election Tomorrow

/ Renewed interest in the Mont
gomery County Council election to-
morrow is responsible for some up
ward revision in estimates on the
number of voters who will cast
ballots.
J Election officials at Rockville said
today that activity by field workers
of the Montgomery County Charter
Committee and an appeal to citizens
by Democratic leaders would help
bring out more voters than originally
anticipated. Election interest had
been tagging until this week.
The first County Council will be
chosen in balloting from am
until pm. tomorrow. The new
seven member body will replace the
county commissioners and assume
full direction of the new charter
form of government.
The Charter Committee field divi-
sion is distributing sample ballots
and posters in behalf of their ticket
which was publicly Endorsed sec.
ond time by the Democratic organ
iZation's leaders.
/ The leaders, E. Brooke Lee. Lacy
Shaw and J. Bond Smith, chairman
II of the Democratic State Contra
Committee for the county, expressed
their views at meeting of about
125 party workers yesterday in the
Silver Spring Liquor Dispensary
Building.
They also distributed sample bal
lots listing the names of the sever
charter candidates. They are P. G
Lyon, District No. /; Augustus R
Selby, District No. 2: Thomas c
Kelley, District No. 3; Mrs. Dorothy
S. Himstead. District No. A.
Douglas Bradshaw, District No. S
and Frederic P Lee and Lewis
Merriam, councilmen at large.
Three other persons are running
for the Council as independents
Mrs. Alma T. Opal is seeking one
of the two at-large seats, Charlie!
K. Davies is opposing Mr.. Selby anc
Romeo w. Horad, colored, is run
ming against Mr.. Bradshaw.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
New Dwellings in Arlington
Show Decline During 1946

The number of living units con-
structed and their dollar value de-
clined in 1948 compared with the
preceding year.
County Building Inspector An
drew Jensen said yesterday that
2,125 living units, valued at $l6,-
954,4 were authorized in the 12-
month period ending December 81,
1948. This compared with 2,604 units
in 1947 with value of 20,524 878.
OF the past years total of living
units LIS were dwellings valued at
$11,918,426 and 1,009 were in "A
apartment buildings on which a
valuation of $5,O36,000 was placed
The number of dwelling units au-
thorized last year, however, in
creased by 129 over the preceding
year, but the number of apartment
units for which permits were issued
last year amounted to 608 less than
the number built in 1947.
Value of the total of 2,239 permits
issued last year amounted to $40
539, ,569. Comparable figures in 1947
were 2,196 and $23, Spool.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Promotions Announced
By Fairfax County Police

Fairfax County police chief Car
Mcintosh today announced the pro.
motion of Detective Joseph J. How
ard to Detective Sergeant, and the
assignment of Pvt. William L. Dur.
rer to the Detective Bureau.
Sergt Howard, who is IS, joined
the force in 194l. He has been as
signed to the Detective Bureau since
March. His promotion gives the
force two detective sergeants and
one detective lieutenant.
Pvt. Durrer, Is, today becomes
the fourth detective. He has beer
on the force since 1947. Until today
he has served as dispatcher at Fair.
fax police headquarters.
Chief Mcintosh also announced
the transfer of Pvt. Elbie c. Auter-
back from police headquarters al
Fairfax to the Groveton substatior
and the transfer of Pvt. Richard
Wahl from the Groveton substatior
to Fairfax headquarters.
Pvt. Herbert Marcy will replace
Pvt. Durrer as dispatcher at Fair
fax headquarters.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Group Named 10 Study
Arlington Precinct Setup

A commission to determine i,
there is any necessity for realignine
Arlington's "a election precincts was
appointed today by Judge Walter T
Mccarthy of the County Circuit
Court.
Former State Senator William D
Medley. attorney. heads the group
Orren r. Lewis, Republican, also ar
attorney. and William G. Watt, civic
leader, are the other members.
Judge McCarthy's order was ir
response to a request by the county
board last Saturday. A three Judge
court recently invited the action
while hearing a petition for a re-
count of ballots in the November
election for Alfred E. Frisbie. men,
ber of the county board. who de-
feated I. Lee Potter by 70 votes.
The County Electoral Board also
had asked for a redistribution OF
precincts with the object of dividing
the county's two largest, Bancroft
and Columbia.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Boy, H.; Girl, S, Unable to Talk
Or Walk, Found Starving in Bed

Two young children suffering
from severe malnutrition today were
in fair condition at Prince Georges
County General Hospital, where
they were taken after being found
close to starvation in a small house
near Huntsville, Md, late yesterday.
County authorities Immediately
started an investigation into the
case. which they termed absolutely
unbelievable" The children, IL
year-old Lawrence E. Hunt and s.
year-old Marie L. Hunt, had not
been taught to walk or talk, police
said. Neither child had left its
bed since babyhood, 1t was said.
The nearly starved children were
rushed to the hospital after Miss
Clara Hunt, who said she was their
mother, called the Bladensburg
Rescue Squad to say there is some
thing wrong with my little girl"
Members of the rescue squad, ap-
palled by the conditions they found
at the home, said the girl appeared
to be slowly dying"
The children, by the mother S
own admission. had never been
given more than q little milk,
police said.
Charges Undecided.
The investigation for the police
was being carried on by Pvts. Jo-
seph F. Kearns and Joseph Hill.
Pvt. Kearns said he did not know
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Woman Killed by Car;
Truck Injuries Boy;
Man Hit by 5treetcar

A woman pedestrian was killed
and 6-year-old boy suffered a
hip fracture late yesterday when
they were struck by vehicles in sep
arate accidents in Montgomery
County.
Mrs. Margaret J. Stanton of
Autrey Heights, Rockville, was IA
tally injured as she attempted to
cross the Rockville pike after get
ting off a bus from Washington.
She was an Agriculture Department
employe.
James Statler, jr., 6, was injured
when he was hit by truck on
Browns lane, just off the Rockville
pike, short distance from Bethesda
Naval Hospital He was first taken
to his home, 8516 Park Hill drive,
Bethesda. but later was removed to
Suburban Hospital where his con-
dltion today was regarded as salts
factory.
Man. IS, Hit BY Streetcar.
A 65-year-old Spanish American
War veteran was injured critically
early today when he was struck by
streetcar at Tenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
He is Daniel F. Conway. of 1903
Eighteenth street Sc. He was
crossing Pennsylvania avenue, police
said, when he was struck by a
streetcar driven by Eugene F..
Downey, Is. of 300 Fourth street Sc.
Mr.. Conway. an employe of the War
Department. was transferred to
Mount Alto Hospital after treatment
at Emergency Hospital for head
injuries.
Montgomery County police said
Mrs. Stanton was killed by an auto
mobile driven by DR.. Alfred H.
Stanton, 35, Of 4420 Fiftieth street
NV. He is not related to her. The
police placed a manslaughter charge
against him and he was released in
$500 bond pending a hearing in
Rockville January 13.
Survived by Children.
Mrs. Stanton is survived by three
sons and two daughters: George
Stanton and Mrs. Michael Coldrion,
Bethesda: Patrick Stanton, Durham.
N. c. Charles Stanton. Autrey
Heights, and Mrs. Emmitt Carraher,
Montville. Ohio.
Police said the Statler boy was hit
by truck driven by James Douglas
Peake, 43, Spring Lake Park, Rock
vile. No charges were placed
against him. Police said the bay
apparently darted into the side of
the moving vehicle.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Joint Study Proposed
On Single Sewage
System in Virginia

Alexandra, Arlington and Fair
fax may be asked to finance a joint
sanitation survey to determine the
feasibility Of building one sewage
disposal plant for the three COM
munities.
This was disclosed at meeting
last night of planning officials and
consulting engineers from the three
areas. The session was sponsored
by the Northern Virginia Regional
Planning Commission. Representa-
tives from each area will present
the proposal to their planning
bodies. after which the full regional
planning commission will be asked
to act on the proposal.
Thomas N. Niles. OF Greeley &
Hanson. engineering consultants tc
Alexandria, said last night the joint
survey should be taken as ''insur.
ance" before any money is spent
for sewage treatment facilities ir
Northern Virginia. Mr. Niles sale
a total expenditure of from s5,000,.
1000 TO $6 900 900 would be required
for sewage facilities If the three
areas proceed with plans indie.
pendently.
He said the survey might show
how one treatment plant and sewer
syste mean serve the whole area
at a lower cost. or it might show
that such a plan would be inefh-
cient and costly. He said it also is
possible the survey would show
that Alexandria and Fairfax could
operate joint sewage disposal facili-
ties economically, while it would be
more advantageous for Arlington to
coordinate plans with the District
of Columbia.
Engineers estimated the survey
would cost 100000, but said the
study would assure the people the
best possible setup" for sewage
disposal.
]. Hubbard Massey, consulting en-
gineer, represented Fairfax, and M.
H. Kleggerman of Alexander Potter
Associates. represented Arlington at
the meeting.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Legion Convention Group
To Meet in Alexandria

The Convention Committee Of the
Virginia American Legion will meet
at 4::3O pm. tomorrow at the George
Mason Hotel in Alexandria to formu-
late plans for the State Legion
convention In Alexandria August
Gle.
J. Westwood Smithers Of Rich
mond, State Legion commander, will
attend the meeting. Other commit
tee members are F. Clinton Knight,
Alexandria: w. Glenn Elliott. Rich
mond; William F. Raugust, Alexan-
dria, and S. T. A. Crawford, Fort
Belvoir.
Mr.. Smithers will address a Legion
rally at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at the
Cameron Street Community Center,
1905 Cameron street, Alexandria,
The meeting is open to all veterans.