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{. Travel Hat Box .

Good-looking fiberboard hatbox with sirnu-
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carry. Sturdy, simulated leather handle.
Waterproof finish makes it an all-weather
traveller. For summer hats or use 1t for
smart overnight case! Made by Dream
House."
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AT The Hecht Co., washington and Silver Spring
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Chevy Chase

|, 1t. VIII Crizer will take place the
latter part Of May.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Stanley
Patten, jr., and Mrs. William
Cremen gave a miscellaneous
shower for Miss Owens, who is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
M. Owens.
Mrs. Harold E. Burton was
hostess at a luncheon and bridge
party Friday at the Columbia
Country Club for Mrs. Robert
Lucas. Miss Edith Gargiulo. Mrs.
Lloyd Sutton, Mrs. Stephen Fuller,
Mrs. G. Kibby Munson, Mrs. j.
Wriley Jacobs. Mrs. Charles Vain
wright and Mrs. James II. Defan-
dorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton have as
their guest for the week end Mrs,
Burton's niece. Miss Susan Hewson
of Monroe, N. j.
Mrs. Raymond Wilson was
hostess at a buffet luncheon and
canasta party Tuesday for Mrs.
Robert Macdonald. Mrs. James
Gardiner, Mrs. Robert Grams. Mrs.
John Latimer, Mrs. Raymond
Manning, Mrs. Harold B. Vincent,
jr., and Mrs. Joseph Watkins.
Capt. and Mrs. Howard E. Orem
have returned from Boston where
they were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cedric Foster.
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Murphy

Continued From Page DID

daughter, MIR. and Mrs. John E
Wicker, who are coming from
Philadelphia to spend the week
end. The Browns party win be
given In their quarters on the
naval hospital reservation al
Quantico and guests will number
about $50.
Col. and Mrs. Lawrence (Biff)
Jones were hosts at cocktails yes
terday in the Fort McNair Officers
Club, and Col. and Mrs. Robert
Alexander Coldstream said good-by
to their friends at similar party
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Coldstream and her daugh-
ter Anne are sailing for Eng
land aboard the Coronia on May
%, and Col. Coldstream, who Ii
with the British Army, will joir
them in August.
Mrs. Robert r. Glass and her
four children, who have been Wis
iting Mrs. Glass parents, Brig
Gen. and Mrs. Harry F. Thomp-
son, for some time, will leave
Washington shortly preparatory to
sailing from Seattle on May 81
to join 1t. Col. Glass in Tokyo.
Capt. Robert Henderson. who
was a delegate from Los Angeles
to the recent United States Cham
ber Of Commerce Convention. re-
ceived a promotion to the rank
of rear admiral (retiredD while in
Washington.
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By Morqoret Russell

Mrs. ]. c. Wendland and K. K
Cowart were hoStesses Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Wendlano
at q coffee and shower party In
honor of Miss Patricia O'Neill
daughter of Admiral and Mrs
Merlin O'Neill. Guests in addition
to Miss O'Neill and her mother
were Mrs. E. H. Theile, Mrs. Ches-
ter Anderson, Mrs. H. c. Moore
Mrs. Grover Wembrod. Mrs. Pau
Stewart, Mrs. Hadley Evans, Mrs
Ellis Reed-Hill, Mrs. w. Hawley
Miss Nancy Collins. Miss Bobbie
Dubois, Miss Judy Judge anc
others.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Norman II. Hough
were hosts at dinner and bridge
last evening when their guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert L
Jarnagin, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Reagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Russell Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs. D. E
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Addison Bowie
have as their guest Mrs. John j
Hasley of Auburndale, Fla.
Mrs. Ross Warren and Miss
Mary Lowell Warren will entertain
today at a luncheon and shower at
the Fort Myer officers Club in
compliment to Miss Frances
Louise Owens, whose marriage to
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Children beg cakes and fruit or
New Years Day in Scotland.
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st. Johns. Catholic Church in
Forest Glen, Md, was the scene OF
the wedding Friday morning OF
Miss Mary Margaret Leapley
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Allison Leapley of Silver Spring,
and Mr.. William F. King. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. King OF
Arlington. The Rev. Francis Veith
off1ciated.
Miss Rita Leapley was maid OF
honor and the bridesmaids were
Miss Helen N. Leapley and Miss
Ann McProuty. Mr.. John B. King
served as best man and the ushers
were the MeSsrs. Francis Leapley,
David Harrison. Carlyle Major and
Ensign H. ]. Baker. jr.
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ToEntertoindt. II ca
And Buffet Supper

Mrs. Edwin E. Willis. wife Of
Representative Willis Of Louisi-
ana, will entertain at tea this
afternoon in honor of her mother,
Mrs. Edmond Buillard, and her
sister, Mrs. L. j. Montegut, who
arrived a few days ago from their
home in st. Martinsville, La, for
a visit over Mothers Day. This
evening Representative and Mrs.
Willis will give a buffet supper at
the Shoreham in honor of their
guests.
Some time this week Mrs. Willis
will accompany her mother and
sister on a motor trip through
New England and a part of
Canada.
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Show
ToBeGiven
In Leesburq

Plans are being completed for
the 22d annual country flower
show to be given Saturday by the
Leesburg Garden Club at Rock
land, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley N. Brown. The show will
run from 2 to 5 o'clock, Eastern
standard time.
Rockland, one of the estates re-
Gently opened for Virginia's his
toric garden week, is located off
route Is, 4 miles north of
Leesburg. Mrs. Brown is chair
man Of the show and Mrs. Bur-
dette s. Wright is co-chairman.
The schedule, which includes
specimens, arrangements and in
terclub classes, was prepared by
Miss Mary G.. Metzger and Miss
Florence Manning. Miss Man.
ming is chairman of the inter-
club class, the prize for which is
a silver bowl presented by Mrs.
Lincoln Paul Ellis and . Mrs.
George j. Babson. To be a per-
manent award the bowl must be
won by a club three times. 1t has
been won once by the Fauquier-
Loudoun Garden Club.
Serving as hostesses to greet the
guests will be Mrs. Hayden B.
Harris, Mrs. Sterling B. Lacy, Mrs.
Robert H. Patton and Mrs. David
N. Rust. Making preparation for
the tea table are Mrs. j. r. H.
Alexander, Mrs. Murray Dyer and
Mrs. Harry P. Gibson.
The Entertainment Committee,
composed of Mrs. B. Powell Har-
rison, Mrs. Burdette S. Wright and
Mrs. Harrison Williams. will pro-
vide another distinctive feature
for the show. They are planning
pony rides, games, fortune-telling,
archery and horseshoe pitching.
90 the entire family can enjoy a
pleasant afternoon in the country.
Other members of the club are
making preparations for a plant
sale, an auction sale, cut flower
sale, food and produce sale, where
everything desirable in the coun-
try, from fresh strawberries and
eggs to homemade cakes and jam,
may be purchased.
Proceeds from the show will be
used by the Leesburg Garden Club
to provide and maintain the veg
etable garden at the Loudoun
County Hospital, a project started
and continued by the club since
1917.
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Brooks
Continued From Page DID

John j. Hearne have arrived so
recently that no vacation has been
though of. The Ambassador went
to Boston yesterday to make
several speeches, one before the
Massachusetts Legislature. He
made a brief talk at the opening
of the very interesting exhibit of
Irish printing which was held
last week at Georgetown Univer-
sity School of Foreign Service.
The Pakistan Ambassador and
Mrs. M. A. Ispahani are with the
Prime Minister and Begun Liza
quat Ali Khan and their party in
San Francisco today and tomorrow
and will go on to Los Angeles early
this week. The Ambassador and
Mrs. Ispahani are expected to re-
turn to Washington the end OF
next week after the party has
visited New Orleans, Schenectady
and Boston.
Col. Hahn Herzog, the newly
appointed Military Attache of the
Israeli embassy, accompanied by
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Mrs. Herzog and their young sor
sailed the end Of the week from
London for this country. Col
Herzog, who is the son Of the
Chief Rabbi of Israeli, will sue
coed Col. Efrairn Ben-Arzi, who
with his family went home early
in the year. Mrs. Herzog and the
young son are expected to remain
in New York with her brother in
law and sister, Israeli's chief
delegate to the United Nations
and Mrs. Aubrey Eban while Col
Herzog finds a suitable house in
Washington.
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Weddino Date

June 10 will be the wedding day
of Miss Rhoda Mildred Peters and
Mr.. Robert Byrd Riddle, whose
engagement is announced by
Miss Peters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Peters.
The bride -elect attended the
University of Maryland, where
Mr.. Peters is a student. He is
the son of Mrs. Riddle of Charles
ton. w. Va, and the late Mr..
James Hartman Riddle.
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Anne York Wed
At West Point

The chapel Of the Holy Trinity
at West Point. N Y. was the
scene of the wedding. May 10. OF
Miss Anne York and Maj. John
Roger Kullman. the ceremony
taking place in the presence OF
the immediate families with the
Rev. Joseph p. Moore officiating
The bride is the daughter OF
Maj. Gen. John Y. York. retired
and Mrs. York Of Arlington and
Maj. Kullman is the son Of Mrs.
Joseph w. Kullman of New York
and the late Col. Kullman.
The newly married couple will
be at home after June l at 2l9
North Royal street, Alexandria.
Children beg cakes and fruit on
New Years Day in Scotland.
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daughter. Miss Jean Whittier
Staiger. to Mr.. Seth Harvey Preece.
son Of MFR. and Mrs. Edmund r.
Preece Of Silver Spring. The cere-
mony was performed in the
Memorial Chapel at the Army
Medical Center. Capt. Charles
Whitman, corps of chaplains,
ofhciating, and the reception
followed in the Officers' Club at
the Center.
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Col. and Mrs. Franklin Staiger
came down from their home at
Flushing. Long Island. for the
marriage yesterday Of their
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N\NtNNttN VWttlNN All Wel0Ng outfN
SN<NtetN MltN NAl'N A,NSa< oae tVoev,Nlrt
NSNN NtNaVtAtV NVStE NN3 tpttNNlAlSNl,M
wv t&NN$ SNtsN NV Ns,ptt1 taNkS. l}e,ek
NY y NlSNNA sN0tN. .SANAN,A tltveNWoo,l,
WNtN ttNt, NeloeAtp
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IONNOLE CONNINATlON Nlnl0,

lltoNo0lNNrN NM NNl.R ~
alu NJ. Aerial Included pqI.1 ~.
s,i'alle Arthur tiopt pA,1lr EW5.V
Nllle olst attvr a lN ~ EfN'R',. /.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

NNkiN h~f. n. aerlals iusfalIad Me
SO WuA W here Is eraet uoilr fess,ss''.-
aeriah aeisht un Is 100 saat IEe hlr-
lasA eNef tkhlna necessary Cor lha ear-
teNt Installation Wa do noa san teie-
VISION sets. NaN o. write as fer fraa
sstltllates. Phone a1aa lerrg Nahlsn-
brink, aridgeVNle. Dal s-a.f#-sr
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

N\AN $AtfE ONN NNe3 l& 81 pA,A-
yNNtN StNtAN,N NV AA(N s,iN,,s. nAhnse
NJ SNtsNNNtN NNNtNN eve teW la Ia
SNMNNs4N NNNVN hSNA lN the WAteN So
EE,w MASkeE VyNtt e>sst tpatleN RNth
E<N,SN N>NkA(NNtN .WttA NAp& toNes ana
~ ~ .SNteNNNg0 NAeloN NeNtral Nafe
WNEW AhN NeNNfNN NvAr2 AtlNtlArV eaN
NNN, ttAN NNt AteA r(lN NNen l0 ho,lrs
" ~ NeNNeH& N2NjltlN2A tSank t,1en~
NN.Sss5seN ta,>, lANl0lA MI RRQ0e Nlil.
w NNAN t&e2el0ett
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

AQOAe yea MRNn PA.
NAhh BATH Hot uatan nesr. ..=-
ness saeEloh a&aa nar uaas. enr.s.
St0gt aQunia autal Naanlan Ann.e
- tNfn'aa Rhona s8ls. aEsraa
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

NNRtN'MaNe hnil8 hafnaa ana -.
Ntattta. oollanSA annlN naM pgala 80
ssNe WatA aanAala h0le IN poalns.. -.
N.telen eAeineta ana aN ~ far psl,.,i..s
SSAa sftsGA Rhona 2le4 a.aaree-
teWA w Glsssai.5f
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

NVEtNharcaah paid tor gooa 40
SS.s Sa9 lAnkePA See GPoaA Phons
tteAetvsA A4aA M-see
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10
lNOlCE IONN AM WNVNN M

NNySt NNeN ~ NA,sN NvN&A 81 <>S(AsS
NtteA NM .NAAsNA NlN AVA hs,,,,.NS ~
ksNgNWsN. NNskANyA WtN&NWNNsA f<,NAS.
N"N5E RtNN>% ANANAN VAA ~ ANgyANsSe
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Ny>AE ANANN ANA <&eN,AekN,NS tVAAsStS
th NNAAAWAN NNvaAWNNNk A>NANA EEktSS
NAeAaeNaeN4 '''v WV
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

FVN NAIlE u NVl1, nr1n,YIN -,
raven Lake, ueedNg Sl0ar r,,lAfS
Wake an oueG Nou maN ~ tbe n,,,
owner W, q. l.aNk, Rt,,keE IN ll4rt\
iS9al Agent phoho NQD,,Nt AltE
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10
bEAITIFlL NNlllN nlnnlNN

tok SAlE WorMed aNd lNN,0NtN{
lot dlNttMper lNrtvVtN O,AvNN3 y
ultets due soon Ssa Up N,0hvae NrN.
2l-H-lO-tt '''N
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

fok SALE Two STORY home i Am.
t,ieet t., stssttic, large lot, four
lnnk. Broker. hy Harrv Rnsf -,
Phone Milford 6i73 ~ 3 =,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

AAA NEtNhANN ENTITLED R0
~ NAeSo VA E Dorman ana
SeeA eAlea Jeen service Neh RIn
AfNA Nee mae north of Nassau ~
nNeNa n0mhep la av,es 40
S2ets-eeta
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

FNtA heAte- hfHst aoar anarefaeas
teei'is, untNrnlshed. nrltata hath
eoNnie kQssessIon at once. iaf Nar.N
street. MILFORD
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10
FOR SALE

MN SAtN attNaA aAa yaft .,,,,,.,
N,NtN A03 ANsNt, ia pepgNS( SNN}itl,,N.
AEtE = VNA RNeSNN eNNgAN ia neRleee
N\t5dStNesN A&A NlS etAan CNVsl,g eArs
NNN St&NNN AlN>A W tNNh TRUCK Vlheels
w NNfN ~ lk<Aga TRUNKS GaAa N
\Ss>,N'A &NNNA klelEA(A Mtll0y,( l,hoNe
wy a&1AAett
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10
N

hANtt.M - General Enanranne. Hara
ttaesto9uls Auto. kiEalN ana
MenNa. Accident. Naahl0r aaae.a|r..
klete Naea hank ana Aant afn
street.. Milford 1a.eahana sTt.
ula6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

NfiChe-Atteu1ion sarEina atntann
oM MNefs ana sarasemen. HaNtnn HfrM
NeNtlA0e0 business have annrasf.
ilatelN alseao ln sFade q auto narte
at wholesale prices. which 1 uf1 taa.
any reasonably half Way oMer. phnn.
NiAsNh tAaa le-1o-2ln
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

NN \le ,leod loR Sotl aDS,, NQY-
'',.l hapNe, Nvat0 olds \,S0 Nvlk,W
4t NV t"t VtlNVWaNs aN0 Maths le,rpN
Y Walls, lNa South NashNetSn eiF',,,s,N
'NtN AtVA A.fo. en-,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10
FOR SALE

FNlS SAlE AWs .Champer0 v,,n.
n'l,.,, u,l'., poWet taNe VU, vOOpp,,t Min
3},i'i,',.' H'NlVateA N NerN ktNNA co},g
~ Jones, tianktopa &Ntf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10
NSSS

NN'1kNH~Wo are eontraclora Re-
% %gSfv e9!l0tNg san kredeFlea goal. aav
y. N,eAN 1.aavt1
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

WANNkttNa .WNN FAiQNale1 nNNSea to
VAR VNN NAegNAANtN AN0 aeA ~ entaIt
gNRNEtSN tA NNVN&et0WM and felrts 81
SVSSsN NNAAN\e SAANe kNaWk,,lgN 81
eseNleN>S WeS'FAhae ANa NSe Nf Nae asa
ceASesA TIM t& nAFt etlt,e VgFk ga q
~ MN RNes,Ns,Ss, hASEe tseasa Wglt, g
NNRNkeA NAAAgtN ks,gSAg4aleNt, tNlN
NJ tANy>$NVNe lN,N, r. a tNNN NJ
ltaA fNSA&eaNts, AA EaAA.2.St
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

Vlee> Milford WaflpapsT - 5a,..,.,.
$3lt ~ 3tSA. latta
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

NNflCEs LESpENGaA RRCIRAN.
H. 90 9 no0n0 Phone tSl0. Milford
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10
N'IN1Fl'll(Es \ KNrINNlVNN CAX

NNGl(E$ Explosives CAN
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WtSNsA MttA RgNS&ENNsN ~ tst,>h h.hnkS ~
ASEef VAsetA NVaSVS4 NNeV&&a M hEAunr
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wye tAA,S& AN& NAANS A4S1hS (N,SS
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