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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-02

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ministrative positions with Ameri- can Airlines and Capital Airlines be- fore assuming the position of gen. eral traffic and sales manager fol PIMA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-02
PFC. R. J. LENTz
 WOUNDED, ACTON

WASHINGTON, July 3 = R The Defense Department reported today Army Pfc. Russell J. Lentz, of Fairbanks, Alaska, has been Wound- ed in Korea.
 Lentz is the son of Jess Lentz, general delivery, Fairbanks.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
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Evening star., 1951-08-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD late. 1949 sedan; r.. h.
cd, beautiful black finish, like
new; low mileage, used only few
miles ca. wk: 81 ;293. terms. AUTO
PACKARD as small IS" de luxe a
car with Packard'S finest de luxe
equip, plus outside sun visor; hand
fooled tailor-made seat covers, di-
rectional signals, hot and cold fresh
rarest family models of distinction.
Remember It also carries Packard S
Blue Ribbon bonded guarantee.
Ceiling 1916. Our price Sl,295.
Your 40 or Al car can easily be
your, yOqr Gown ,oTgp. 9aymsnt :o CAPITAL AaI,IiL
ave, S. s.. Md, sH 1904 Opposite
Hot Shoppe. Closed this Sat, Sun,
PACcFKARD cF AZ Clipper "s" sedan: jet
black factory finish. like new w.s.w.
tires, custom factory leather up
Comfort and wear. Packard's most
buy this car for sss5. It's Pack
ard Blue Ribbon bonded guaranteed.
Your 40, or Al car can easily
s.cRSRb b ysST S0N9 Morogs a, cdPA eDT4i.
ave. s. s.. Md Opposite Hot
shoppe. Closed this sat, Sun, Men.
PACKARD late 40; a3rd series. Can't
be told from 80 model Beautiful
Egyptian sand finnish, very very 9,v low
finest equip. This car must be seen
and driven to be appreciated. Call
US or come out for demonstration.
Remember this is a Blue RIBBON
sfs4s sGnded fqf5sn:sf pre: s4ss car Your Ge4S 4S
nv al car rao aasJIv ha vour dou.p
payment. CAPITAL PACKARD
MOTORS. 79Il Georgia ave, S. s..
Nd SH 1904. Opposite Hot
shoppe. Closed this Sat, Sun. Mon.
PACKARD 40 6-cyl.; r. and h, ex-
Gel eel, c cond' inside and out' $500.
PACKARD datel 1949 Custom con-
vertible; cost $4,000; five new tires.
large radio, temperature control
heater; unexcelled condition; 200.
pHSMoGTn H9 S9Sg afifr II 5d25 Pm runs Ike aS.
Yours for sa5. cAPITAL PAcKARD
MOTORS 19l1 Georgia ave. S. s.,
Nd, SH. 1904. Opposite Hot Shoppe.
Closed Sat. Sun, Mon. -3l
CONC. AZ motor, heater; sl75. TO.
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe
sedan; equipped; S5a3. Why pay
more? over 100 others. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
Rd. Ii 3-SSO0,
la4S 4-dr.: r, h. Good
fnish, New tires. Al motor. s9a5.
Can be seen at Wayne and Ga.
aves.. Sil Spr., Nd. JU. S-944I.
PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr.; gray spec
de luxe. no radio. 10000 miles, orig
owner; 81 300 OW. 1868. III
PLYMOUTH 1871 Special de luxe A.
door sedan radio, heater. A real
value Only S31S as Ions as IS
weeks low GMAC terms LUS-
TINE NICHOLSON. $500 BALTIC. ave,
Hyattsyille. Md. Your Oldsmobile-
Chevrolet dealer for over a quarter
of a century WA. T205.
PLYMOUTH 1896 2-dr.; well worn
but worth some more wear; heater;
Sllh. GI. b5S1. --29
Evening star., 1951-08-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC so convertible Hydra. "s'';
nish sRe si7s5 at% nell REEABfE ifasf MoroR Mi9 GsR
co. l0!, n. Y ave. ne. Ma. 557l.
p9%T, 99psp ~ 10 pm. daily: -
over 100 othsrs. hers x6G x6To pSS WHoTE. RS[s1
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
sTtIEBAKER I941 comdr. sedan.
MoToRs 9f 1900 SDi BladansbarF adaasb1roadtlA. I'd =!
STUDEBAKER 80 4-door Comman-
DER; DER ~. r.; and n good tires; clean in
STUDEBAKER '51 VS. Starlight Com
sTHDEB3KEaR' TMslR as'eF ~ em starlight ,ss coupe:
others. Si ""A AuPo fsS mSTaf %HoLESAtERs ssf RS
l73l Bladensburg Rd. Ii, ,3-SSO0..
SlJDEBAkER so Champion club
lent condition throughout. Hurry
only s465 down. CIPCo guarantee,
1S mo to pay: open eyes, till 8.
GoAsI7lN G'e.' AZ 7!6G !P6oNr1Ac' 4*7 Fla. eve
sTuDEABAKER ie41 Champion; Cs excel.
orig. finish, low mileaee. heater,
very clean: $500. AP $3.50. 80
STUDEBAKER 194S 4-dr. Champion:
ulSllHCtlFc regent maroon lInlSni
sir-condition hostirs; tres $3.50
new. Here is an exceptionally econo-
mical car to provide YOU with many
thousands Of miles o. trouble free
driving; only S99S, as long as rs
JUSTINE NicHoIsoN, You your cney. 's,
rolet -Oldsmobile dealer for over a
quarter Of century,. 5000 BALTIC.
ave. hySttsyille, Md. WA. 7205.
STUDEBAkER 49 Champion con-
yertible; equipped, Wv. tires;
22.OO0 miles; Sl,250. AL. 6GS1.
-3l
STUDEBAKER l94S Commander con-
vertible; heater and overdriye. excel.
cond.; Sl.l00. CH. 5000 from to s.
ans
Evening star., 1951-08-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


STUDEBAKER 1851 Champion Regal
de luxe 4-dr. sedan; overdrive and
other extras; driven only, 1000
Si'Ss5. MCNEIL MOTORS. 403I
Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 1855 co. Fl 53.
STUDEBAKER AZ Starlisht coupe:
others. AUTo WHoLEsALERs.
1881 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
WILLYS Az "Jeepster" 5-pass. run-
about; beaut, like new: sac. 81 .OI B.
terms. ROPER" 18th and Z; /.
ave. ne. %.
WHITEHALL TIRES
Brand-new, I5 and 16-inch only.
METROPOLITAN MOTORS, 1900
Bladensburg rd. ne.
1851 FORD VICTORIA
Very low mileage. Never been titled.
r. and h. Priced at .995. See FRED
J. CRISMOND. 1928 Gateway blvd.s
Dist. Hgts. or call 10. S-4169.-29
Evening star., 1951-08-29
TRUCKS FOR SALE

TRUCK, Chev. AZ; stake body, Ia
bows. just overhauled; equipped
with Anthony hydraulic lift gate
331 Emsrson st. NV. Ia. 4055.,
'4S PLANES panel truck; special,
1895; clean; compare this price and
ss " " IS !. i o1S5 5s1l roRS SSEtSi9 3
VAN BODIES, II It. 81 in. x 70
in, in high IL hne fondl1ien; a1l1ps a a s9% g9od
9s s12 e st St "a w.. Ma. Mss afss. g 0oN'
mileage: excellent cond.; fully guar.
anteed; S495, Ma 642O
DODGE 1851 t3-ton panel; color
PsSS S6 mes Hta n9d orsl6a aa'e cost tsSs !hsn
viii sell for Sl.500. Sundays and
after call LO 3-9241; weekdays
7:30 till = Ii 7-4o97 81
DODGE 1947 2-ton 14-ft. van body;
MOTOR Co. 900 r. l. ave. ne. - 80
GMC 1851 HCRA-642 tractor. 10,0cC
miles, new tires and new guarantee
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.. 900 r., I
sTUDEBAKER 194e 1-ton: dual tires
Oft box body; excellent condition
throughout SHERIFF MOTOR CO.
900 r. l. ave. ne. =
FEDERAL 194I tractor: military type
COE, 4-Wheel drive, 02S-lncn engine
excellent condition; S4S5. SHERIFF
MOTOR CO.. 900 r. 1. ave. ne:
GMC 1880 HCRA-522 tractor; 1O.O0I
20 tires. Full air; fine condition
SHERIFF MOTOR CO., 900 r., I
FEDERAL' TRACTOR. 1e4s. Mode
MA29; 90Ox20 tires vac brakes;
owner. clean; $3.50. FEDERAL
WASHINGTON. INC. 1920 Georgis
ave. NV, DE. 6959. 81
CHEVROLET 40 i2-ton panel; likt
new; 5000. OWNER. SH. 3l26. 81
INTERNATIONAL 1850 dump truck
1947 Dodge. Both in good condition
Call JE. 3-9024. .
CHEW. 1899 Metro truck: $3.50 cash
owner leaving town, call TU. 1885
STUDEBAKER 40 94-ton pickup. Red
PARKWAY FORD. sO5i NJ st. NV,
rNM4FIiRSNzf1oNAL vi SNlSzHf1oNAL AZ ..-ton panel
Green; mech. ok: S345. PARKWAY
FORD, 3051 NJ st NV. MI 0lS5
CHEVROLET 40 1ia-ton fiat bed
mech. ok; excellent tires; 1926
PARKWAY FORD. 3061 M st. NV.
M. 01e6.
Evening star., 1951-08-29

CADILLACS WANTED
as to SO models. See US. before
you trade OF sell your Cadillac. We
will pay you top cash price HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1345 Que st. NV
Evening star., 1951-08-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1850 4-dr. sedan: heater;
best cash offer. AP. O556 after
PLYMOUTH A 4.dr. sedan; r: and
rough side; tires good: LIST S129
soIpEN;; $AfS INC. 'aes HI Carroll st. NV. y
PLYMOUTH oiEi' 40 CDR. Spec de ii luxe.
old car this is Il and h Not seat
scratch on, it. You don't need to
down: bal. $3.50 wk sCHLEGLE
4 ~ GOLDEN GP sadR INC .6a Carroll st.
PLYMoGTH ii de luxe coach, splen-
did cond.; sacrifice, S295, terms;
SI00 down. $24 monthly, ROPER, -
pIyMnITu IStS ana r. al / svs sodn ne .oos oto s9t
best offer. MI. 1850, after pm.
PLYM6oUTH 40 special de luxe 4,dr.;
radio seat covers: excel. cond.;
saji 81 poo H11 or 7sGa seSi offer After 8 Pm'
PLYMoGTH II convertible cpe'; "o r.
and h.; finest cond.. best care; S495,
terms; S165 down. ROPER. sth
pLTM66uTH fha 81 aye 4a Special ss de luxe s9I club
cpe; radio, heater; sscrifee. sS45,
terms SI25 down. ROPER, Sth
PLYMOUTH AZ e-dr. de luxe; good
condition, heater; $3.50. Phone AP.
PLYMOUTH AZ de luxe 4-dr. sedan; sec
oria. gun metal gray finish in excel
shape, equip. with r. and h. etc;
very good tires and mech. excel; ;
30-day warranty; only S947. GMAC
terms; S3l6 down: S45.31 mo.
~. = sousS E Rridxe iG;,G IL :!.sina. rsRna
PLYMOUTH 1942 4-dr.; r. and h.;
newly painted; $50. LU. l-36S2 or
4u4! Grant st. ne. 3"
PLYM. '4S Spec. de luxe club coupe; /;
r: and h.: l owner; looks like new
OUTLET: 2I5o Bladensburs I'd ne
PLYMOUTH 1941, 2-dr., r. and h
Runs and drives good S295. SI0C
down ST. 1850 81 eth st. oS.w
sedan eauipped as Spssia ssS5 Why Ss p1s pss
more? Oyer 100 others. AUTO
WHdHoLIEsALLERs' 1891 Bladensburq
black finish; sacTihce sSS5' u' terms rms
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne
PONTIAC 1941 2-dr.; S275. on terms;
Md. ave. s.w,, RE. 1856 80.
PONTIAC '49 2-dr. Silver Streak "s";
r. and h.. Hydra Matte. good rubber
sky, blue color; | owner. A clean
car that is priced TO sell. ST ,395.
/ S465 down, bal. in Is mos. at 81
/ SSCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN. INC. @63
pGNT pGGsTT9il st. nv. GE: 1903. -3l
! eauipped; 81 .593. Why pay more?
| Oyer 100 others. AUTO WHOLE
SSAALEERSs, ALEESSs,oo 1871 BladensburE Rd.
Pontiac rs de luxe "s" conv.
aydIa'' r; and n, new top; a very
at S1.295, only S435 down. CIPCO
guarantee. 1S mo. to pay; open
eyes. eSezs pii tin .; coAsT,1N PoNTfAc
PONTIAC 40 cub coupe; r. and h
seat seat covers; very clean; $3.50. GE
PONTIAC 1s47 4-dr. sedan. ' A t,ne
car; INTERIOR immaculate: traded in
on 1901 OldS. So; previous owner
tenance: only S89S. as long as rs
E9sT1NE NfcHofsgoNd 2sy cg NdMaS Your teF%s: ehss
rolet- -Oldsmo dealer for over q
quarter OF century. 5000 BALTIC.
pnNiT,a sysi aafya,tdtSTilisii ,dsU SIN Nd Wa. 7205.
! convertible DashinR Harvard Grim
son, blending red custom upholstery.
for. your comfort. Equipped custom
radio and ir-conditioned heater.
A sincere value. Sl.797 as long as
TS weeks to pay Low GMAC terms.
SEeHofsSNS HSfEEe tsHof IN Is souT Teeef cSeyreI5 I9s
and oldsmobiie dealer for over a
ave. Hyattsville. Md.
Evening star., 1951-08-29
CRAZY BUYER
WITH 100000 CASH!
30 LAMAR

I'LL 18th St. NV.
DRIVE IN DON'T PHONE
Evening star., 1951-08-29

A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying big prices for clean cars
hS06 Ga ave NV. GE aS44 --2l
Evening star., 1951-08-29

SPECIAL.
80 Buick sedan. Sl2a.
~ Nash club coupe. S129
az Nash sedan, SOS.
~ Chrysler N. Y sedan, S236.
~ Studebaker pickup, SIS9.
Al Ford pickup, S379.
ROBERT HERSoN. ~ Fla. ave. ne.
dO. HTS1. -OQ
Evening star., 1951-08-29

BUICK 1850 Roadmaster sedan; me-
tallic blue, Wv tires; T. and h.,
Dynafiow. custom plastic covers
peri. in every way. Guaranteed
S2.095, cash, trade or terms. WOLFE
MOTORS. 18th and K NV EX
Evening star., 1951-08-29
AvTos D. TRUCKS WANTKD
tcoAfinued)

RoRDs WANTED-Wil pay highest
cash price for any model. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. NV
sTATi6S A nSSO' WAGON wANrED-Lat.
SEaati BsTeain. U Cali Ii. $500 or -
roR6 isSOOj OR CnEv.. 1910 or 1s41
model, must be clean. RE. 3366
FH1R "a f. HoNRsr SSssi ArPnAIsALs Of All
Hskis & ifIs iis 1854 assured IT. n1
P%EYM0UTHs % WANTED - VIII pay
highest cash price for any model.
KIRK IN MoToR T96o CO.. 1000 Ga ave.
CHEEvRoHETs VwNANTED-wn pay
highest cash price for any model
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave
NV, IA. 4S00.
WESTERN BUYER has immed cash
I, for nice icEs;mJilesgs sTJ cars MORRIS Is
r6R VAN SSlS WfncoME Sc aEf sn snd laeS eod
YOU, car, HAfNEs MOTOR ECO. CO.
$500 Bladensburs rd.: Cottage City,
ST. ST gsss, U Open N ewes. HS sSi and SUI SUNDAY. day.
1916 TO i95l-All makes Drive in
viii nay on bal WoLFE MOTORS.
CHRSshhEkss is9 hGd 'Ss WASfE;D SiT; Ex @ii SI2 pa,
highest cash price for any model
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga ave
NV. ia. $500.
WILL PAY CASH for c!.an cars. any
make. sLy model; See Mr.; punnin;
Georgis ave NV TU 243S
WE WILL PAY the highest possible
rice for used ChevroleIs. Fords and
Plymouths. Drive in. Appraiser on
the property. CHEVY CHASE MO-
TOR CO. 7725 Wis ave. OIL. fl00
Open ewes
Evening star., 1951-08-29
PRIVATE CAR
OWNERS

We Just don't talk 1oeo more. Do not
sacrifice your car for the wholesale
price We are paying almost the
full retail price. We buy all makes
ano odels We pay of your finance
co. and take care Of all title details.
Call Mr.. Cash. Ii. 3-9877
Evening star., 1951-08-29

BUICK 1850 Special de luxe sedan
ette; forest green, Wv tires; r.
and h., Dynaflow; beaut. plastic
covers; iery low mil: ! owner;
trade or terms. WOLFE MOTORS.
18th and Z NV EX 5hh2 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25
Two Rose Pruning
Demonstrations

How to prune roses will be DEM
onstrated by experts Of the Poto-
mac Rose Society today at a 2:30
pm. meeting In the the rose gar
den Of Robert E. Scammell, 2810
Bladensburg road NE, opposite
the National Training School for
Boys. II the weather is unfavor-
able the demonstration will be
held next Sunday.
A second demonstration will be
held In the rose garden Of the
Shoreham Hotel, $500 Calvert
street NV. at $3.50 pm, March 4.
In the event Of unsuitable weather
the demonstration will be post
poned a week.
The Shoreham Hotel garden has
1900 rose plants, placed by the
Potomac Rose Society last spring.
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long way for ease of cultivation,
then the crops should be so ar
ranged that the taller growing
plants will not get all of the sun
light. Few vegetables grow or
thrive in shade and certainly the
resultant crops are lacking in de-
sirable nutritive values and flavor,
Most gardeners look upon a Is
inch spacing Of the rows as being
desirable. but that is too close for
beans and other spreading plants
since 1t does not permit walking
between the plants when they ap-
proach maturity. The accom-
panying table summarizes the
width Of rows, spacing Of plants
within the row and the quantity
of seed necessary for a 100-foot
raw. Obviously few gardeners will
want to plant a 100-foot row. but
the fraction is easily obtained.
The actual length of row for each
planting will depend upon the size
of family, the period OF harvest
when the crop may be expected
to be in best condition-some
varieties mature in a relatively
short period while others may be
harvested over a period of one
to two weeks. Contender bush
bean and Topcrop are two varie-
ties that mature in a very short
period, whereas stringless green
pod may be harvested over a pc
riod of two or three weeks. Some
gardeners plant 10 to II hills of
sweet corn each week to insure
a continuous harvest. On the
other hand one planting of to-
matoes, Swiss chard, New Zealand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25
Planning Vegetable Garden
Foctors to Be Considered in Getting
The Most Out of q Small Plot
By w. n. Younqmon
Corden Editor

Where the gardener has ample
space it is comparatively easy to
plant long rows to take care of the
fresh vegetable needs of the fam
lily table and still leave a surplus
for canning, drying or freezing,
However. when space Is limited,
the problem of making the best
use Of the garden area takes a
bit Of planning. Fresh vegetables,
because Of their vitamin and min
eral content. are of major i'm
portance to the health Of the
family and the pleasure Of eating
freshly harvested vegetables is
worth all the effort required.
Every experienced gardener will
admit that space must be indeed
limited before one should forego
the growing Of sweet corn, since
no store can equal the flavor Of
corn harvested and eaten within
the hour.
To obtain the maximum returns
from the garden plot requires a
plan of operation. This is most
easily developed on a sheet of
"cross-section" paper and the
sheets ruled 10 to the inch are
preferable. Draw an outline of
the plot in ink so that erasing
tentative lines will not remove
the boundary lines. If the plot
has its longest dimension from
north to south attention will not
be necessary as to the location
of the taller growing crops, be-
cause they will not be shading the
shorter ones. However, if the plot
Is located on an east-west axis
and we wish to run the rows the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25

.plants or sets. twin vary by varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25
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One Of the many general fall
lacies regarding dogs is that If
they have q cold nose they are
healthy; If a hot dry one they are
sick. But the true facts are that
the temperature of your dogs nose
Is not a reliable index of his
general health. It Is true that a
sick dog usually has a hot, dry
nose. but. on the other hand, there
are thousands running about in
perfect health with noses that are
hot and dry. Some dogs that con-
sistently root and dig in the
ground with their noses gradually
thicken the exposed part of their
nostrils. When this happens, the
nose will be hot and dry even
though the animal is in the best
Of health.
When your dog appears to be
out Of sorts. and his nose is wet
and cold, do not think there is
nothing wrong. Make sure of it
by having a veterinarian check
your pet. I have known dogs
which were dying whose noses
were cold and wet, and, on the
other hand, I have known dogs
that most of their long lives have
gone about with nose that was
hot and dry.
Sometime ago I listened to
radio broadcast about dogs. The
speaker was trying to answer a
question as to whether a pure
bred or mongrel dog made the
better companion. He dealt clev-
erly with the delicate subject
granting due praise to both vari-
cites. For this tactful reply I
gave him much credit.
II you want a dog whose pedi-
gree you can brag of. a dog which
will (perhaps) win blue ribbons
at a show, by all means buy a
purebred. Also, thousands of pure
breds have proven themselves to
be grand and clever companions.
But I have also owned and
known mongrelS which were
among the grandest companions
in all my experience, ! would give
plenty to have one or two of them
alive and back here at my home
now.
If you want a dog to take to
shows, then get a purebred. If you
want a dog for a companion SOLE
ly, there are millions of mongrels
as well as purebreds, which will
fill all your requirements.
@. What is the best time of day
to feed q dog?-H. K.
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G0rden.CIub
Activities

The Bethesda Community Gar
den Club will hold its monthly
meeting Wednesday at 1890 am.
at the Battery Park Clubhouse.
Walter S. Charron. Washington
florist, will give q demonstra-
ton of floral arrangements and
corsages.
The Hostess Committee for the
luncheon after the program is
Mrs. Henry c. Allen, chairman;
Mrs. Forrest z. Ferguson. Mrs.
Paul E. Ferrero and Mrs. Robert
H. Mcneil.
The garden section Of the
Woman's Community Club of
Kensington will meet at the home
of Mrs. Lyman Smith. Al West
Washington street, Kensington.
tomorrow at 1890 pm. Mrs. F.
L. Robbins, who has spent some
time In China, will be the guest
speaker. Her topic will be "Chi-
nese Gardens and Flower Ar
rangements." Plans for q flower
show will be discussed.
At the February meeting Of the
Glenwood Road Garden Club, held
at the home Of Mrs. Paul Smith.
5504 Glenwood road. Bethesda,
Md, these committee chairmen
for the coming year were named:
Mrs. John Sidebotton, program;
Mrs. Charles r. Miller. publicity:
Mrs. Leason B. Adams and Mrs.
Walter Stroud, co-chairmen. civic;
Mrs. Herbert Thomas, men,
bership; Mrs. F. D. Reynolds. jr..
home exhibit; Mrs. Harold Sha-
han. invitation exhibit; Miss Ruth
Hitchcock, tabulation; Mrs. Ed
ward L. Tolson, jr.. camellias;
MRS. Edward Carr, Christmas
Cards; Mrs. r. j. Corruccini. hos
pital; Mrs. William Carroll, har-
vest show; Mrs. John McMeel.
librarian; Mrs. F. M. Thuney,
Rosarian; Mrs. Paul Brannan,
sunshine.
Mrs. Blanchard Randall and
Mrs. H. Rowland Clapp will give
an illustrated lecture on Mary
lands historic houses that will be
on display during the annual
Maryland House and Garden tour
at meeting of the Chevy Chase
Md Garden Club at 3 pm,
March Z, at All-Saint's Church,
Chevy Chase Circle.
In addition to pictures pre-
viously shown on other occasions,
several new houses will be shown
this year. These will include
Readbourne and Matapex in
Queen Annes County, Box Hill in
Hartford County. Stone Hall and
Stemmer House. both in the Bal
timore area, and Orwell. in Tai
bot County.
The National Association of
Gardeners will meet at 8 pm. Fri
day at Dumbarton Oaks, 3245 8
street NV. An illustrated lecture
on gardens Of the West Coast will
be given by F. Donofrio. president
of Carroll Gardens. Westminster,
Md.
The Mems Garden Club of
Montgomery County will meet
Thursday at the Battery Park
Clubhouse, Bethesda. Gadgets and
tricks for making gardening
easier and gardens more produc-
tive will be demonstrated by MEM
bers.
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The Mems Garden Club Of
Montgomery County will meet
Thursday at the Battery Park
Clubhouse, Bethesda. Gadgets and
tricks for making gardening
easier and gardens more produc-
tive will be demonstrated by men,
bers.