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, 1951-12-03

NEW YORK, Dec. B (INS)-
I was paving through the Christ
mas neckties on the counter at
Stern Bros, one of the largest
department stores in New York,
When I found a brown one with
the motto printed here and there,
"Head of the house."
"You don't think maybe it would
give a husband the wrong ideas,
do you?" I asked the pretty girl
behind the counter.
It was then that the alarm bell
sounded through the store and a
disembodied voice over the loud
speaker said "This is an air raid
drill. This is a test drill. Kindly
cooperate with our employees"
Fright this way, madam" said
the pretty girl. Other clerks were
calmly, quietly herding customers
toward the center of the store.
What was even more surprising is
that customers were quietly and
calmly obeying orders.
1t was very quiet in the store,
but even so, it was hard to hear
the 579 sirens inside the big stone
building. I made a mental note
| that New York would have to have
louder, shriller sirens in case of
the real thing.
In these few seconds, l had zip
ped open the side pocket of my
purse an slipped on the civil de-
Tense brassard which said "press",
and taken out the accompanying
Identification card and pinned it
to my coat.
Within 80 to 40 seconds after
the first sound of the siren, I was
standing outside the store on 42nd.
st. near Sixth ave. I could scarcely
believe my eyes. Here, on one of
the busiest thorough-fares in New
York, not a soul Was visible except
police and air raid wardens. And
not a vehicle was moving.
Fifteen minutes before, whef
had entered the store, 42nd st.
seethed with humanity. Pedestri-
, 1951-12-03

After the recognition that he is
an alcoholic, it is essential for the
patient to desire treatment on his
own accord. AS alcoholics in gen.
eral have a tendency to reject per-
suasion and being pushed into
treatment by those close to them,
a good friend who has an alcoholic
problem and who is under success
full treatment is usually very
helpful, provided the friend uses
tact rather than exhortation and
nagging.
This stage is psychologically
very important and plays an i'm
portant part in the treatment
through the re-directing of the
patients apparent stubborn and
, 1951-12-03

selfishness drives (including the
destructive and suidical ones) to
constructive and creative ends.
Concerned About Troubles
Thoughts to the contrary, an al
coholic is much more concerned
with his drinking troubles than he
appears to be, and some day after
a depressing hinge or bad hang
over he will suddenly ask, plead or
beg for help.
At this period there are in this
country many people and groups
who have a great deal of informa-
ton on where one can get in
touch with a consultant on alcohol
problems. For this information, 90
to your physician, clergyman, COM
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| Ill021Ld1 11yS1CllC lAi1A1So'
After individual screening, the
patient will be referred for psyche
therapy, common-sense re-educa-
ton courses, introduction to the
Alcoholics Anonymous groups, re-
ligious groups, or possibly very
short disqualification.
Drugs Little Help
When dealing with an illness
which contains a very large psyche
loical factor, one cannot feel
that specific drugs of any kind
in any way can be helpful. One
such drug recently reported in the
lay press and medical journals is
not without danger, perhaps to the
liver, and there r reports of its
causing severe psychotic reactions
and death.
There is no drug cure and near
ly all groups who attempt to help
the patient by means of drugs
stress the fact that psychotherapy
should always be recommended
with the drug or drugs. The pre-
sent day treatment consists of psy-
chotherapy, which helps the pat
tient learn and understand the
specific origin, nature, unsatisfied
needs, etc., behind his psychoneu-
rosis or lack Of emotional ma
turity.
At the same time, physical adj
F., .juncts (if the patient is seen just
after a bout) vitamins, controlled
ISOLATION, salt, sugar, food and in
sulin as and when indicated are
used and the common-sense re-
education is started, by following
guides which l presented to the
medical profession about fifteen
years ago.
These guides r. now used all
over the world by physicians, hos
pitfalls, A | C h o | i cs Anonymous
groups, religious groups, informa-
ton centers and National and Lo-
cal committees on the problem.
They are obtainable by writing to
the National Committee on Alco-
hol Hygiene, Inc, Baltimore II,
Maryland.
Will-power alone has little to
do with complete healing Of an
individual. Indeed nothing could
/ be further from the truth than the
idea that the problem of alcoholism
t can be solved by an effort of the
will. No one can will himself in
: to love, faith, tolerance or hum
ility.
But he can and must have an
overwhelming desire to be healed
and to grow out of his morass OF
Self. A return to religion is most
helpful and early in their treat.
! ment most of my patients receive
reading assignments in religion
fields. This comes as quite a sur.
prise because patients do not gen.
orally associate psychiatry with
religion.
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ARE YOU AN ALCOHOLIC?

Yes No
l. Do you lose time from work due to drinking? q *
2. Is drinking making your home life unhappy? 3
a. Is drinking affecting your reputation? 9 90
S. Have you felt remorse after drinking? g 8
6 Have you gotten into financial difficulties rs a result
of drinking? 81
Z. Do you turn to lower companions and an inferior
environment when drinking?
8. Does your drinking make you careless Of your
famly's welfare?
9. Has your ambition decreased since drinking?
10. Do you crave a drink at a definite time daily?
IL. Do you want a drink the next morning?
IL. Has your efficiency decreased since drinking?
10. Does drinking cause you to have difficulty in
sleeping?
IA. Is drinking jeopardizing your job o business? }
Is. Do you drink to escape from worries o r trouble? { }
16. Do you drink alone?
II. Have you ever had a complete loss of meAory al a
result of drinking? { }
Is. Has your physician ever treated you for drinking? { { }
10. Do you drink to build up your self-confidence? { { }
20. Have you been to a hospital O institution o n
account of drinking? { }
If you have answered YES o any of the questions there is a
definite warning that you may be al alcoholic.
If you have answered YES to any two, the chances are that
you r a alcoholic.
If you have answered YES to three or more, you r de-
finitely a n alcoholic.
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FOR BETTER LIVING:
psvehiutrist Tells How
Alcoholics Can Be Aided

ED. ~NOTE:-Alchoholics a be helped. Noted psychiahist Dr.
Robert v. Seliger, in the following article written especially for
International News Service, tells how it be done with tact,
patience and sound psycho-therapy-QNS
By ROBERT v. SELIGER, M. D.
written Especially for International News Service)
Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association
Chief Psychiatrist, Neuropsychiatric Institute of Baltimore, Md.
Assistant in Neurology, The Johns Hopkins University
Medical School and Hospital
BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. D GNS)- Professional help Tor the
problem drinker is now available in many states, through clinics,
committees, information centers and various national groups incud-
ing Alcoholics Anonymous, statesupported centers, National, City
and State Committees on the education on alcoholism and various
religious groups.
1t is most important for the individual to recognize that he
is an alcoholic. Besides his past experiences this is accomplished by
having the individual take the test accompanying this article.
Evening star., 1951-11-29

,en tbenEs dark chocolate .or.
fiosfinisu luscious; ripe, red cbsrrs;a.s
CSndEns Cnsins IN their rich Trries rorrtn
iovesI 'hat the whole faaini; famiIiy;
Evening star., 1951-08-05

HUICREST-2O23 31st place Sc
New detached 1la-story brick bunga-
low. 5 roms and bath 1st floor; Eita
fireplace; 2 rms. and bath rougne.d
in 2nd A.. gas heat: full 6asemenIp, asp
trade considered or substantial casIn
needed d Omen 2 to pm. or call
HARTMAN REALTY. NC LU. A.
O1nn VT E0TR
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CONTINUED on Next pasel
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

COUNTRY HOME and
profitable farm, As min. from Wash,
8 miles from salt water. Grand old
home. built in 1s45. Has been
compl. restored and modernized. d.
Situated on knoll. surrounded BY
spiendor for which it was once pop
ular. The main part Of the manor
house is 8 stories high, with solid
nah. stair rails. to 3rd floor. The
wing is 2. stories. ,Lge. reception
hall, powder rm., beaut. .paneled
ysrnrs y Tm 13 S6,ms f. BY Syansed n IT, diHnR Ht1R
rm., 20 It. long, with 12-ft. picture
window. concealed coat closet, i'm
ported crystal chandelier. Modern.
ige. kit. and breakfast space. Ut1l-
ity rm. for laundry and deep freezer
Tiled shower room and toilet. Two Two
closets. ige. tiled bathrm.. with mod
ern So. tub on End floor. Two
lovely bedrms. on Bird floor. All
bedrms. have lge. closets. Original
random-width floors. Disappearing
stairway in. util. rn,; to spaasiovs
pvt. servant ets: and & ige' storage Entiss
plumbing and auto. h,--w. heating
system are newly installed with
copper pipes. Entire house, roof
and walls compl. insulated. New
screens for every window. Front
porch with concrete floor. Screened
and wired. All-nev electric wiring
and fixtures with conv. intercom,
system wired from master bedrm. to
kit. $50 acres excel. land. Streams
in all fields. Extra heavy duty hog
wire fences Finest tobacco land;
Beaut. woodland. Good squirrel
and bird hunting. Compl. rebuilt
6-rm. tenant house. 3 tobacco
barns, horse barn, corn crib. imple--
ment shed 3 excel. wells and
New tractor and all farm imple-
ments. 4 work horses. Good ten
ant oni farm. Crops now on farm
will net IL to 15% on investment.
Price, $4,000: terms. Call AP.
44(ii for appointment
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VACANT-OPEN 9-6 PM.
5801 Temple Hill Rd. Sc.
High elevation. beautiful 4 mile view
in ali directions. See the inside;
i large bedrms.. in this 1o-rm.
frame house, Three loft. picture
windows in the side and back in
closed porch. Full bsmt., oil h..w.h..
summer and winter hookup. Recr
flowers and shade trees. Approx: !
acre S17 500. DIRECTIONS: Out Pa;
ave. Sc, right on Branch ave. and
continue to Temple Hill rd... and
left to 5s01 Temple Hill rd., Lake
land
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VERTAIN CORP.
Exclusive Agents.
EDGEMOOR
EDGEMOOR

EDGEMOOR
5016 HAMPDEN LANE
corner brick with bed
rms, ga baths. den, maids rm. and
bath and 2-car garage, wall-to-wall
broadloom on 1st fir, stairs and
halls. This property is vacant and
in Immaculate condition.
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Of1ANNON 0 LUOHD %
1868 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
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sonthern Marvland Bricks

DUUUIIEIII II IWdI y 1dIIN 0I4NAD
At TB, II miles from Capital. Eight
rooms and two baths: all modern
conveniences and Venetian blinds
waldorf. "a miles from Capital, Seven
rooms, including four bedrooms;
bath, oil heat and all eonvenienceS;
To inspect either of these nice
Southern Maryland homes. contact;
The o. B. ZantZinger Co.
La. plata, 5421 National 1871
IA Plata, Md. Washington. D. c.
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HQMFWOOD

Beautiful brick home on large lot in
lovely setting, consisting Of liv. rnl.,
din. rm.. all-elec. kit. with dinette,
2 large bedrms. and bath on 1st :;
completed. on 2nd f.; recr. rm. in
bsrnt., with laundry and Va bath.
Priced for immed. sale. Owner NOV
ing. Substantial down payment.
ART POST, ME-, 6S33
Evenings. Mrs. Harris, ". $780,
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SILVER SPRING

Beautiful. 3-mo.-old brick rambler.
8 bedrms.. 21a baths, separate din.
rm., gar, fun bsmt., scr. porch.
recessed h.-w.h.. cnmpl. equip. west
inghouse kit. (dishwasher and dis
posalJ. comb. aluminium storm win-
dowS and doors: blocks bus and
shopping, school close by. Price.
S25,450.
Directions: Out Piney Br I'd. left
on Flower right on Wayne, and
right to 1922 whitney st. IS
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A PLACE TO LIVE
2 PLACES TO RENT

and built to insure happy
living for 3 families. This Is ar
exceptionally flne property In ar
excellent rental area. Full 5-rm
home for owner and two 2-bedrm
apis. to rent. Fenced lot with
paved parking area for 3 cars
Concrete front porch, 9 tlrepls,, :
baths. Built by master builder
Just g yrs. ago tor low upkeeI
and eficient operation. Bus a.
do1r, churches, shopping anc
schools near by Located in tbs
fastest-growing suburban area o.
Metropolitan Washington. Owner
moving to Florida and says, ''Sel
quickly" Shown by appt. only
Phone VI. 1915 until 10 pm.
JIM BRITT
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KENSINGT0N

brick bungalow on q 6Oxss land
scaped lot near schools. bus and
shopping; gas a.-c. heat. Asking
S12.600 by. transferred owner. To
inspect, call Mr.. Haines. RA. 7197,
BEITZELL. DI. 31O0
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11O1 CONGRESS ST. Sc.
VETERANS
S40n DOWN

Only a few left of this latest group
OF homes in s.e. most conv. area.
Semidet. brick of rms, quality
construction. gas heat. Drive out
Alabama ave. to Southern-ave.. turn
q bIkg. to our open sign on left.
Open sat. and Sun. till dark.
SIDNEY z. MENSH e. co.
A RE. o73e
Evening star., 1951-08-05

1436 E. st. s.e.-6 rm. brick for only
$1,000 or good offer.
ALSO
14o9 Ridge Place .s.e.---6-rm. erk.;
full bsmt.; gas h.-w.h.; fr.. and
rear porches; conv. to everything
Priced for quick sale.
RALPH CHEVALIER
LU. 4.lSOO Ewes. VI. 0162
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. =6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

500 BLK. MARYLAND AVE. s.W.-
II you see this lovely semi-det.
brick home, you will buy It. Ideal
rent as apt. This home has II
large rms. Ia baths, 2 firepl.,
kit, refrigerators, lovely front
yard with iron fence. det. brick. q
story garage and other good fea-
lures. All conv. and trans. Call
Mr.. Atino Or appt. RA. 4450.
ZAGAMI REALTY. Il; 7,9s77
BRICK. G st. s.w. $1,000. $500
cash. balance monthly until paid.
THOMAS P, BROWN. MA. 1919.
5-RM. BRICK-2nd st., near Capitol;
price. S6,950; small cash down.
MA, 1888, OR, O305.
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KENSINGToN
OPEN 1-8

Kensington-$1,8 300 Down
Sparkling new 2-bedrm: modernistic
rambler on nice, shady lot, 2 blks.
from grade school, with picture win
dowS, de luxe kit. with disposal, big
closets, lge. bedrms. Only S12, $50.
Takoma Park, 4-Unit
Spacious frame and stueco det. prop
yearly income; oil heat. This is .
bargain at S21 500.
Silver Spring Rambler
Beaut. new 4-bedrm. br., Just outside
outdoor patio, garage. Ia baths,
breakfast rm., 13x24 liv. rm. with
firepl. A bargain at S26,250.-
Takoma Park, 2-Family
Only S14 $50 with a reas. down pay
ment. All brick BLDG, oil heat, Sepa
rate entrances, deep lot; apt. avail
able for purchaser.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
sH. HOB, SH. 1882, Sunday and
uynekdavc
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KENSINGTON

SI1.250. Charming 2-bedrm. home on
nicely handicapped lot. $3.50 down.
FILA will take this fine home. Walk
to shopping center and bus.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors. Lo. 5-2800.
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BETHESDA
SUBURBAN LIVING

OODOnDSAN LII N4ING
On One Acre Farmette
only four miles from the
Bank Of Bethesda. near the
busline on Old Georgetown I'd.
A completely redecorated and
remodeled frame Cape Cod
home with two bedrooms and
bath on the first floor and
three bedrooms and bath on
the second floor. Thirty-two-
foot living room with pine
paneled dining area and fire.
place. New automatic a.-c.
heating system. There is
big 42-by-25-foot stable and
barn on the premises. which
can be converted to recrea-
tional or residential use; also
brick smokehouse. Price is
reasonable. For inspection
call Mr.. Franzblau. WA. 1896
or AP. 1900. with
SHANNON & LUCHSJCC
1906 H st. NV. Ma. 2345
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.
BIJNGAI,OW

Let us show you one OF the many
bungalows we have to offer. They
are located in various Sc. and Nd
locations. We are sure there is one
that will suit you.
S. E. REALTY co.
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HILLANDALE
FOUR BEDROOMS. TWO BATHS
Over ha-acre Of mature trees and
shrubs give this brick and frame
home privacy and charm; two bed
rooms and bath are four steps up
FROM the living room. dining room
and kitchen; two screened porches,
recreation room with fireplace; built
BOTLEY'S WHEATON OFFICE
In < 4dpd q tiIl b
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BETHESDA
Lovely brick home in English village;
very attractive living room with fire.
place. gracious dining room. modern
kitchen, den or bedroom and "A bath
on 1st floor; 3 lovely. large bed
rooms; full basement with gas hot
water heat and "a bath: very COM
Portable side screened porch. This
home is in excellent condition: $780,
500. with good financing. 1t is a
best buy Call Mrs. Board at WI.
1864 for appointment.
MARVIN j. DUNCAN & co.
OR. 04OO. DE ba1k
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FORREST GLEN

New rambler. steel and masonry,
superior construction; : bedrns, 4 Y
din. rm.. equipped kitchen. play rm..
garage; extra lge. corner lot. price.
$4,000. Omen Sunday. 2 till dark.
DIRECTIONS:
East West hwy. to Jones Min I'd,
right to 2901 Forsythe and open
sign. Exclusively.
D. LLOYD MORRIS, Realtors
sH. 1927. Ewes. WI. 74s5.
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FOREST GLEN AREA
5-acre estate, z bedrms.. 3 flreplaces,
guest house 2-car garage, horse
stable and henhouse; q steal at
o4f'ooo' DIRECTIONS:
Out Seminary rd., continue on Cap
itol View ave. right on Grant to
Barker, end of Barker ST.. to Estate.
Open 2 till dark. Exclusively.
D. LLOYD MORRIS, Realtors
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f I. REACH
BRICK RAMBLERS

bNION IVkAN1DIL1ND
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, II
. and 3 bedrms., tile baths, equipped
kit, fireplaces, full bsnlt.. gas a.-c
heat. level wooded lot, You must
see the fine workmanship, ,1st- Glass
materials and quiet secluded loca'
ton, to fully appreciate their beauty
Directions: Drive out Pa, ave. Sc
10 You st. and right 5 blocks, tc
5407 You st. and our open, sign
T. D. BURGESS. VI. 1902 till g.
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FALKLAND

Open Q to 6-3 new 3-bedroom ram
blers: full bsmt.. IN baths, Key;
stone kits, garage. separate hal
and din. room; acre & q H. land Tn
est material and workmanship
Trailway bus service Directions:
Out Colesville rd. or. N. H. ave. past
Naval Ordnance Laboratories. turn
right on road to Laurel miles:
CO. Ma. 4244: ewes, WI. S90s.
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open / NO Z

Out wisconsin ave. to OLD
GEORGETOWN rd. at Bank of Bethesda
left to Wilson lane. continue on Will
son to Exeter, left on Exeter to
Hampden. left to property;
Margaret ]. Dunkley
OIL. $500 REALToR sH. 7022
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SILVER SPRING
S14,550

n. n. BEST. INC,
e11s Wisconsin Ave-. WI. S93S.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Bethesda-Lower Montgomery Co.
McLNertys Coming Here To Visit Norman Gorvins

presented in Richmond and Mr.
and Mrs. Bodley stopped there
to see the show before continuing
their trip to Williamsburg.
Next week end Miss Bodley viii
be back in Bethesda to be brides
maid at the wedding of Miss Carol
Baldwin. who will be married on
Saturday.
In between trips to Williams
burg and her busy life in con-
|nection with plans for winding up
her activities as president Of the
Women's Club of Bethesda for the
current club year, Mrs. Bodley is
planning q series of luncheons
that she will give during the
spring and early summer. She
gave the first of the series We'd
|nesday and had is guests at the
party.
Apropos Of all the interest in
flower arrangements in Lower
Montgomery County-MrS. Fran
Evening star., 1951-05-13
By LilIion Arthur

One of Bethesda's popular
young women who will soon be
home from overseas is the former
Miss Marian Garvin. who was
married May 4 in Beirut to Mr.
John Arthur McLiverty of New
York.
Now on their honeymoon. they
are taking an extended trip that
will include visits to Jerusalem
and Bethlehem, o few days in
Switzerland, where they will spend
a brief period with Mrs. Nc
Liverty's cousin, Miss Carmen
Eddy, daughter Of Col. and Mrs
William A. Eddy of Westmoreland
Hills. Miss Eddy is completing
her school year at Chateau Bril-
lannt Mont in Lausanne.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLiverty win sail
for New York on the 10th and
will spend part of the summer in
Bethesda with Mrs. McLiverty's s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Garvin.
Mrs. McLiverty went to Saudi
Arabia nearly a year-and-a-half
ago and she met Mr.. McLiyerty
In Dhahram, where they were both
employed.
Among the guests at the we'd
ding were Col. and Mrs. Eddy
Col. Eddy gave the bride in mar
riage, and, incidentally, the we'd
ding took place in the same
church where Col. Eddy's mother
and father were married in 1885
Also at the wedding were Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Sanger of West
moreland Hills-Mr. Sanger is or
duty at the Legation in Beirut
and Col. Eddy's brother-in-law
and sister, DR.. and Mrs. Harold
Close. DR.. Close is on the faculty
of the American College in Beirut
Col. and Mrs. Norman Ames
will sail for Switzerland June sc
and they will spend the coming
year in Zurich, where Col. Ames
on leave from George Washington
University, will do research work
at the Federal Institute of Tech
nology. Col. and Mrs. AmeS will
take their daughter Phyllis to
Switzerland with them and also
Miss Marjorie Wetherill, her class
mate at st. Mary's Female Semi
nary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Cook and
Evening star., 1951-05-13

their two young children, Evelyn
land Allen, left Friday to drive to
Houston. Tex, to spend a little
time with Mrs. Cooks brother-in-
law and sister, MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam E. Adams. Mrs. Adams will
be remembered here as the former
Maxwell Galloway, who sang In
one of the Washington Churches
for many years. Mr.. Cooks sister,
Miss Ruby Cook will make the
"trip with them.
Over the week end Mr.. and Mrs
j. B. Bodley are on a brief vaca-
tion trip to Williamsburg, where
their daughter. Miss Bette Bodley
lis a student at William and Mary
Although she is only in her fresh
man year at the college, Miss
Bodley has been active in dra-
Imatics and she was a member OF
the cast of the Varsity Show the
college staged during the past
week. Friday evening the play was
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And Washington is seeing a Modern Mi
in Modern Furniture Sovinqs Event!

Now get ready for thunderous oos Roser wheels Anniversary
ey fire his heaviest of spectacular suyno
esh selections the latest Modern purchased expressly this
weeks Sole Thousands oIody hove ud enormously Anniversary
thousands will thrill
owoy No wonder it's Sole you
Evening star., 1951-05-13

els w. Hill has been invited tt
exhibit one Of her flower arrange
ments in the non n-competitive clas.
at the Forest Garden Club ir
Prince Georges County on Friday
Among the exhibitors in the flower
show will be some Of the larger
and more beautiful gardens II
Southern Maryland.
Capt. F. w. Holt and Mrs. Hol1
were in Princeton, N. j., a few
days ago to be present at ths
christening of their granddaugh.
ter. Caroline Thompson Holt, tht
3-month-old daughter of DR.
Sheppard Holt and Mrs. Holt. thu
former Miss Emily Wright Of
Princeton. The christening took
place in the Trinity Church ir
Princeton.
The baby's uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Custis of Wash
ington. were GodparentS. DR.. and
Mrs. Holt are residents of Boston
Evening star., 1951-05-13

No for be without that b by the
the most table ereotons you every size
shape and FORM from Glossy eoekto to stylish
step and end bbeaufuIE hand finished your choice Of
Oak or Silver Fox blends And q whot sowing!
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miss Burdick Weds Mr.. Brown

The wedding Of Miss Alice Pa
Itricia Burdick. daughter Of Mp. and
Mrs. Stuart e. Burdick of Chevy
Chase, and Mr.. Clayton r. Brown
of Elmira, NJ. Y, took place re-
Gently in the Chevy Chase Metho-
dist Church with DR.. Clifford H.
Richmond officiating.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Brown of Elmira.
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Annual Tea Planned

The Mothers Club Of George
town Preparatory School will hold
its annual tea tomorrow afternoon
in honor of mothers of members
|of the sixth form. or graduating
class. The tea will be held at the
school and hostesses for the event
are mothers Of the fifth form.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

A good way to break off the
shell from a fresh coconut is to
drain it of its milk, then heat in
a moderate oven for about half
an hour.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Miss Coopersnnith
Becomes Bride

Mrs. Eleanor Ann Coppersmith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
N. Coopersmith, and Mr.. Lester