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Evening star., 1954-11-14

SILVER SPRING
406 HAMILTON AVE.
A most desirable 4-bedroom. 2-bath
brick house in new -house condition;
Only 4 years old. owner transferred
to New York. Large liv. rm. with
firepl.. spacious dining rm.. modern
kit, large den or bedroom, bath;
screened porch, 1st floor: 3 spacious
bedrms. and bath, ample closet space
End floor: full bsmt., gas heat, ga
rage; large Handicapped, shaded lot;
convenient to schools. churches and
transp. Highly restricted neighbor-
hood. Open Sun. lao pm. to dark.
Price. $26,750, on most excellent
out Ga. ave. to colesville rd.,
right on Colesville rd. to Franklin
ave.. right on Franklin ave. " block
to Worth ave-, right on Worth ave.
/ block to Hamilton ave-, left on
Hamilton to our open sign.
Exclusive with
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POTOMAC, MD.
ATTENTION LARGE
FAMILIES
4-Bedrm., 3-Bath Brick
Rambler on 2 Acres

OPEN SUN. AND DAILY, 1-6
Extra large. fully equipped elec.
kit, incl. washer and dryer. Out
of-ground basement recreation rn.
with fireplace. Open stairs to
unfinished end mr., with space for
!. additional bedrms. and bath.
use as den. Liv. rm. with paneled
fireplace wall. separate din. rm..
2-car garage. $4,000, with ex-
cellent terms. Ewes, OIL. 1896.
Directions: Out River rd. " mile
beyond Potomac. Md. to Norton
rd., right l block to South Glen
rd., left ] block to Edison rd.,
BOGLEY. INC. Potomac ONCE. OIL.
4-6333. Ia
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CT APPROVED

possession can be had In
this 3 bedrm.. hv. rm., lge. din: rm.,
and all-elec. kit: conv. to schools.
transp. and shopping. Price. S17,-
200. Directions: Out ColesVille "a.
to Forest Glen rd., left 5 blks. to
1n2 and our .'open" sign.
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$15.5O0

$15,500
Fairway. Hills, 8209 Wagner lane
Arthur blvd, 2 blks. beyond Glen
Echo. Two bedrms., bath on 1st
floor; bedroom, storage room and
bath on 2nd floor; full bsmt.; de-
tached all brk.. fenced lot. vacant.
GEORGE D. MILLER, Realtor, Dl.
1880; week ends. WO. 6-0112.
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Open Sunday, / to Dark

left on Mississippi ave. to 500.
FRANK L. HEWITT co.
8487 Fenton st. JU. $4,000
SILVER SPRING, OPEN is
s RMS, COL.-$14,500
c216 Glenville rd, 3-bedrm. brk. and
j. M. COL. with fun bsmt.;. GTs
no SIS dn. A real bargain. on Old
Bladsnsburg I'd. on Schuyler I'd. to
Glenville.
Woodside Forest-$18,675
Off Dale Dr., Ga. Ave.
9404 Woodland dr., price slashed
$4,000 to sell today! Lovely 6-rm.,
2-bath brk. COL; bsmt., " bath,
gas h.-w.h.; shady fenced lot. ok
154: VA approved. on Ga. ave. on
Columbia blvd, i blk. left on Wood
BEERS BROS. TILL 8, Ju. 5-7e11
SILL. SPG. OFF DALE DR..
News RMS, ~ BATHS
Mod in all details. featuring "a
bath lst f., 3 bedrms. up; bsmt.
with exit, zoned for families; all
BEERS BROS. TILL 8. Ju. 5-7e11
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STOP HERE! !

BRICK RAMBLER
Located close in, featuring city living
in suburban Silver Spring. This Is
your opportunity to get the best buy
in the heart of Silver Spring. )
large, -proportioned rooms and
bath: stairway to floored attic; base
ment, detached garage; all-brick
construction. Priced at $16.250 or
rea enable offer.
Directions: Out Colesville rd. to Dale
dr., right to Bonifant, right to house
Evening star., 1954-11-14
luxurious Ij.;s & SIisS RAMBLER

QUAINT ACHES
Located on a lot over an acre in
size. it features living room 26x
16, dining room 12x11. kitchen
16x20, three large bedrooms, den,
2h baths and tWo-car garage;
slate roof, oil a.-c.S heat, electric
kitchen. center-hall entrance. 2 flre-
tion room; full basement with Va
bath. knotty-pine study room and
q maids room; recreation room level
with ground. This beautiful home
also has 2 large patios, one off
French-door living room. and is one
of the seasons best bargains.
Directions: Out Colesville rd. to
Quaint Acres. left TO sign and 800
Quaint Acres drive, Ae#
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ROSEMARY HILLS

ROSEMARY HILLS
1924 MILFORD AVE.
white brick Southern
Colonial. Bright living room with
fireplace, large dining room, equipped
kitchen, and powder room; 3 twin
sized bedrooms and bath: paneled
recreation room. Priced below mar
ket value. Directions: From 10th st.,
Sundale dr., right blk. to Spencer
rd., right to Milford, left to home.
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ROCKVILLE
MODERN HOME g.
ACREAGE

Here is a home can be sold with
10, 20 or so acres as home or
investment. Ideal location. Mr..
Cannon, JE. 3-3392. cox q CO.,
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EDGEMOOR

EDGEMOOR
1924 BARRETT LANE
A dream home for Q small family.
Custom built williamsburg rambler,
with slate roof. Spacious living room
with glass wall, opening on secluded
screened porch. separate dining room.
equipped kitchen with adjoining
laundry, 2 twin-sized bedrooms, 2
baths, attached garage. May be pur-
chased with or without neighboring
lot. Directions: Out Bradley blvd
/ blk. past Kenwood entrance to
Barratt lane, right to home.
II. ]. KORZENDORFER
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GRAB I7.l 81 THIS! II

CRAB THIS! !!
IMMACULATE COLONIAL
a large living room with
fireplace. adjacent den, family-.sizeo
dining room. large. modern, equipped
kitchen: End floor. 3 large, well.
proportioned bedrooms and bath
full basement, recreation room
maids room and bath. wall-to-Wal
carpeting, built-in garage.
Out Piney Branch I'd. tc
Dale dr., left to Hartford. left tt
CAPITAL REALTY co.
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BETHESDA
1903 EXFAIR ROAD
Attractive brick Colonial, with slate
roof; deep. shaded lot; on quiet
street; center-hall plan: paneied
study; bedrooms, 2 baths and
sleeping porch on 2nd floor. Recrea-
tion room; garage. Needs redecorat-
ing. $22,950. Directions: Out Brad
lev blvd. to Glenbrook rd., right on
0ienbrook to Hampton lane. right
3 blks. to Exfair. right to home.
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SPACIOUS CAPE COD

IO706 ST. MARGARET's WAY
it. liv. rm.. din. rm. comb; bedrm.
and bath ON LIST floor. Lge. tile kit,
2 big bedrms. and bath UP. Cor
ner lot. Dir: Out Georgia ave.
to Plyers Mill rd.. left I Va blks. to
st. Margaret's Way right to house.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUN, 1 TO 6
MONTGOMERY HIIIS

B4UZ HALEIliH FLACE
SIS, 500. Immaculate 2-bedfm. brk.
rambler with Diet. garage. on beau-
UP to attic; dir: Out Georgia ave.
to Lansdowne way, left to Raleigh,
left to house.
CARROLL KNOLLS
lOI1S GREELEY AVE.
S16,950. Featuring 1st floor powder
rm.i this. 3-bedrm.. brick Colonial
rm., sep. din. rnl., side porch; bsnt.
with outside entr.; lge. lot. Dir:
Out Georgia ave. to Dexter ave,
left 2 blks. to Greeley, left to
house. v
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ROCKVILLE
VETERAN NOTHING DOWN

3 3-bedrm. rambler, 3 yrs. old. Newly
dec. equip. kit, shaded lot; $5S.65
per mo-, principal and int; occu-
pancy Immediately. We have ap-
praisal. Mr.. TokarZ, PO. 2-9344,
cox & CO. PO. 1910.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
SILVER SPRING
CLOSE-IN BARGAIN

Brick. slate roof; oil hot-water heat
Lot 1850 So. IT. Newly dec. Liy
rm.. firepl.; full din. rm., lge. kit.
3 bedrms., bath. Full bsmt., rec. rm
with firepl. Det. garage. Conv. tt
everything.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
OPEN SUM-, / TO 6

Custom built brick rambler with 30
It. lily. rm., din. rm., truly a dream
kit. that has eyerything; 3 big bed
rms, lots Of closet space, 2 ultra
oae5n baths iu p6rcn 6smt 6n base bsst sosrd
. ful corner lot This home cost
S37,500 to build. the price to you is
S37 800. Dir: Out Conn. ave. ex-
tended to Paul rd., left to Summit,
right to house.
Evening star., 1954-11-30
TB Sale
Volunteers
Entertained

The headquarters Of the
D. c. tuberculosis Association
on Eighteenth street NV. was
the scene yesterday afternoon
of one Of two teas being given
for the associations Christmas
Seal sale booth chairman, rep
resenting more than so local
organizations.
The other tea, slated for 8
o'clock tonight, is being given
for those volunteers who work
and were unable to be present
yesterday.
Dual purpose Of the events
is to give brief instructions to
the chairmen, preparatory to
the sale of the seals beginning
December Z in So booth loca-
tions throughout Washington.
More than 500 volunteers
will help man the booths which
will remain open for two weeks.
Mrs. r. Lomax Wells. CO.
chairman, is acting hostess
for both teas, In the absence
Of Mrs. Herbert Brownell,
chairman Of the booth sale,
who is out Of the city.
The booth sale Is in addition
to the general mail sale of
seals which began November
%. when 250.000 letters inclos-
ing Christmas seals were sent
to District residents. Proceeds
from the sale are the sole sup
port Of the D. c. tuberculosis
Association.
Evening star., 1954-11-30
u. S. Can
Lead World,
Says Speaker

The United States still can
lead the world to a new secur-
ity. but "the hour is very late"
Mrs. Olive Clapper, head of
the Washington Office Of CARE.
told members of the Woman's
National Democratic Club to-
day.
Mrs. Clapper, who has just
returned from a trip around
the world investigating the
refugee problem, urged that
this country help meet the des-
perate economic need of many,
nations, particularly in South
east Asia.
"The time has come to quit
quibbling on the Hill about
what we are going to give and
give" she said.
Five hundred million people
in the world barely have
enough food to live, she said.
After food, she listed their
great needs as education for
their children, land reform.
trade, irrigation, population
control and training of tech
nicians.
Mrs. Clapper urged her lis
teners to give generously
through their own church or
some similar organization to
alleviate the desperate need
abroad.
Evening star., 1954-11-30
Dr.. Won Braun Is
Guest Speaker

DR.. Wernher Won Braun, a
leading authority on artificial
satellites, space rockets and
guided missiles, was guest
speaker at a roast beef buffet
at 6 o'clock last night In the
East Lounge of the National
Press Club.
DR.. Won Braun addressed the
Women's National Press Club
on How Can the United States
Build an Earth Satellite?"
He is en- route to New York
where he will attend a SYM
postum at the Hotel Waldorf
to be held by the American
Ordnance Association tomor-
row and where he will also be
a guest of the American
Rocket Society on December
2.
Evening star., 1954-11-30
BeuIes
Continued From Page B-3.)

CONTINUED From Page B-S)
Stanley Holland, Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Lpscomb, Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Neale. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick P. Fl. Siddons.
Mr.. and Mrs. William N.
Grimes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brown
low also came by to offer best
wishes. Mrs. Brownlow. who Is
Mrs. Beale's sister. was her
only attendant at their we'd
ding so years ago in the home
of their late parents. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Thetus w.
Sims. Mr.. Sims served in the
House for "A years as q Repre-
sentative from Tennessee. Mr..
Brownlow is a former Com
missioner Of the District.
Otner guests included: Mr..
and Mrs. Linneaus Savage,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Willett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph G. Multi
gan, MIR. and Mrs. Rowland
s. Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry M. Sieber, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Rupert Mohler, Mrs. Clar-
ence Aspinwall and Mrs. Loren
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale's six
grandchildren were present
long enough to watch the
couple cut the three-tiered
wedding cake.
The house was aglow with
gold and yellow flowers sent
by friends In honor Of the
occasion.
Mr.. Beale Is o vice president
Of the American Security q
Trust Co.. and real estate
ofncer.
Evening star., 1954-11-30
BY MurieI Nissen

DEAR MISS NISSEN: Sew
eral years ago, when my child
was an infant, my husband
asked for his freedom 80 he
could marry some one else.
Needless to say, I was heart
broken but agreed to o divorce
Immediately. Two years later
I met Fred, o widower with o
10-year-old son. It is unbeliev-
able how fine a man he is, and
when we married the rela-
tionship between our children
was better than I ever could
have hoped for. Bobby is a fine
boy and adores me. No STEP
mother could be more grate-
full than I am for his devo-
ton. The only dark spot on our
happiness is the fact that
Bobby's mother was the only
married child Of a large family,
consequently her son is the
only nephew and grandson.
This family has taken q
strong dislike to me and con-
stantly accuses me of trying
to cause the boy to forget his
mother. This Is definitely not
true. A large picture Of his
mother occupies a prominent
spot in Bobby's room and I
often talk of her and her pos
sible advice to him in his prob
lens. He is becoming so upset
by the attitude of his mothers
people that he is actually be-
ginning to resent them. I have
tried to explain the situation
to them. but they pretend they
don't know what I'm talking
about. They are welcome in our
home at all times and visit
quite frequently-always crit
icizing, of course. Fred feels
that in view of the tension they
create, I should stop these
visits. However, I couldn't be
so cruel.
Mrs. r. w.
ANSWER: When a home
as happy as yours has been
created under conditions that
might easily not be harmoni-
Gus, no outsider has a right
to come in and attempt to
create dissension. II Bobby's
maternal relatives really had
the boys welfare at heart they
should be most happy that he
had the loving guidance Of
a sweet stepmother. Their in
terest, however, seems to be
centered selfishly on him as
the last descendent Of the
family line.
Your long letter was writ
ten with such sincerity that
I'm sure you would never
knowingly hurt any one. How
ever, when the welfare Of
those close to you Is threat
ened, a direct rebuff may be
necessary.
Evening star., 1954-11-30
Problems Today
A Thoughtful Steprnother

Specific methods can be
gagged only by those in direct
contact with this delicate
situation but it should be
made known by you or Fred
preferably hinl-that inter-
ference will no longer be
tolerated. Visitors either come
amicably, with no intentions
of spreading malice, or stay
away.
Evening star., 1954-11-30
MiddIebure Garden
Show Tomorrow

The Middleburg Garden Club
will have it's Christmas Green
Show from 2::30 to 8 o'clock
tomorrow in the Methodist Hall
in Middleburg.
The inner club arrangement
class will present the Foxcroft
Bowl for the best Christmas
dinner table decoration exhibit.
Mrs. Francis Turner of Aldie,
Va. Is chairman.
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Dessert Meetinq
Star STAFF Photo

Zeta Province members of
the Northern Virginia Alum
nae Association of Kappa
Kappa Gamma will be hos
tesses at a dessert meeting at
8 o'clock tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. Landon G. Cant. 1907
North Nicholas street in Ar
lington. The feature of the
evening will be a holiday ba-
zaar with Christmas novelties,
baked goods and other items
for sale.
Evening star., 1954-11-30
TwoPorties

Retiring Greek Ambassador
Politis has invitations out for
farewell cocktail parties to-
night and tomorrow night,
from s to 8 o'clock. The EN-
bassy explained that the guest
list was divided in two. as it
was too large for one party.
Evening star., 1954-11-30
Auxiliary Meetinq

The executive committee of
the Maimonides Dental Aux
iliary will be hostesses at a
brunch today at the home of
Mrs. Albert Goldblatt.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20

STEADY employment desired, varied
background, willing to learn, family
man, honest, sober, reliable. RE.
1-2654
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20
HELP WANTED (MALE)

MEAT cutter or counter clerk, full
time. Apply at Wickliffe Center
Meats. 1929 Euclid ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

ON ARROWHEAD, woman companion
for semi-invalid, week days 8 a. m.
to p. m.. no housework. EV. 1-4055.
HOUSEKEEPER, good salary, must
like children, reference, one bus to
Five Points. GIL. 1-5450.
CARE of small child days, a. m.
to 8 a. M, alternate weeks, 3 p. m,
to 4:30 p m. 1906 Kelso. Ii. 1898
WOMAN, middle aged, prefer in Co..
linwood area to manage small lun F.
room. 1867 Waterloo rd.
HoUsEKEEPER, light housework,
supervision of 2 school age boys,
small salary, live in preferred, good
home more than high wages, must
like children: weekends off If de-
sired. RE. l-7767.
WOMAN for housework, Monday
through Fridays, to 3 p. m, Eu-
cid RE. 1874.
YOUNG woman, waitress and some
light cooking, $50 to 9 p. m, eve
Hills Tavern, 24150 Euclid.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20

CHILD care. in my home, days, 2 and
up; East 200th and Euclid. KE.
1-l026.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20

FRIGIDAIRE, electric 4 burner stove,
practically new, due to moving will
sell cheap. 8018 Crumb ave.
DAVENPORT, chair, rugs, toaster. Call
MU. 1-6333
ELECTRIC Universal stove; refriger-
ator months DID, 8 piece mahogany
dinette set. GE automatic washer, 4
years old. w. 1-0063, Saturdays, Sun
days, 2 p. m.-6 p m.
DINING room set with buffet. S35.
". 1920.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20
FOR SALE CLOTHING

WANTED. good home for dog, waAsr
spaniel, years old. GL. 1-5622 after
$3.50 D. m.
FREE kittens to good homes. MI.
1-5623.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20
Purt-time Salesman

For Gorden Center. Experience not
necessary. Must be aggressive. Hours
4:3o TO p. m, oil day Saturday and
Sunday. Hourly rate. 1880 Lake Shore
Blvd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15

sent to William e. Gray q war
bond for bringing in the most
new members during the past
year.
Comdr. Robert E. Burris will
be presented with his past COM
mander's button by his father,
Lee O. Burris, who served as
commander Of Henry c. Spengler
Post in 1916.
Meetings Of posts this week are:
Monday Department of JUS
tice, ,433 Third street NV.
Tuesday-National Press Club,
National Press Club; Cooley Nc
Cullough, Bunker Hill. Depart.
ment Of Labor, Alexander
Graham Bell. 433 Third street
NV.
Wednesday-Georg S. Patton.
jr., Tank Corps and Lesley and
Douglas McNair, 433 Third street
NV.
Thursday - Stanley Church
DePue, 433 Third street NV:
Kenna- Main. 1901 Nichols save
nue. Sc; Internal Revenue, 433
Third street NV; Thad Dulin,
Bethesda Naval Ofiicers' Club.
Friday-Augustus p. Gardner.
Army and Navy Club; GAO, 433
Third street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
Negro Musicians Open
New Orleans Convention
By the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. IA. -
Some 500 delegates from IL
States, the District of Columbia
and Canada are expected for the
annual convention of the Ma
tional Association Of Negro Mu-
sicians, starting tomorrow.
DR.. Rescue r. Poland Of In
dianapolis, Ind. president, said
it was the first meeting Of the
group in the deep South. The
convention will last through
Friday.
Among the speakers at the
convention, DR.. Poland said, will
be w. c. Handy, composer Of
the st. Louis and other blues
tunes; Carl Diton, New, York
composer and pianist, and Ca
mile Nicholson Of Washington.
folk music expert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
By ChorIes J. Yorbroueh
Siar Sfoff Correspondent

POOLESVILLE, Md, Aug. IA.
Time is of the essence here,
but only for the treasure it holds.
Hurried, harried progress
Swirls by miles away as though
proud descendants of original
land-holders had posted detour
signs to allow only a respectable
trickle of that progress TO enter.
Tranquil, century seasoned,
lived-in old houses seem to stand
as sentinels to enforce the figura-
tive signs.
This is town so closely knit
that six old, basic family names
would include most every one; a
place where, as merchant Charles
w. Norris put it, every one used
to call each other cousin land
most Of them were right"
It's a town which was only
S crow-flight miles from Con-
federate Virginia: community
whose heart rode with jackson.
In, the home Of kindly, white
haired Mrs. Jessie Elgin Ritchey,
a picture of Robert E. Lee. holds
an honored place above crossed
Confederate flags. . a,
From Poolesville, a Union force
sailed forth to commit are
sounding Yankee folly-Ball's
Bluff.
From the countryside around.
Jubal Early found unanimous
friends" who supplied his men
with horses during the with
drawal from disastrous Fort
Stevens. It was at Poolesville
that Confederate forces fought
their delaying action until the
crossing at Whites Ford could
be made.
With Jubal Early went the last
Of what Poolesville has known as
strife. The calm which followed
has grown and mellowed.
Next Saturday Poolesville calls
out its history in celebration of
the 150th anniversary of it's
naming. ThereIl be a parade to
tell the story; speeches to eulo-
gize it. From churches almost as
old as the town itself women will
serve food to the throngs.
Two men probably more quail
ifled to talk about 1t than any
will be there. Their baby walls
could have mingled with the dis
tant sound of Early's musketry;
One is DR.. Samuel B. Milford,
who tells his age as ninety and
a half" Still a practicing den
fist. he's trying to stop.
I'm pull a few teeth when
people are suffering"
The other is William Aud, "the
same age as Doc Milford" a
one-time peace officer who was
Montgomery County assessor
when he was IS. Between them
and several others who have
passed the threescore-and-ten
mark. they make up one Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
Spanish War Groups
Plan Annual Session

The 56th National Encamp-
ment Of the United Spanish War
Veterans will be held at San An
tonic. Tex, from September 10
to %.
Members OF the local camps
and auxiliaries, and their fami-
lies desiring to attend may con-
tact either George F. Cook, 1851
Woodley place NV. adams 4
1869 or the BIO. ticket office.
The Department Auxiliary will
visit Soldiers Home, Hospital to-
day from 2 to 4. nm. Those wish
ing transportation will be met
at the Upshur street gate If
they call Miss Anna M. Palmer.
Lincoln 6-4100. before pm.
Admiral Dewey Auxiliary will
meet at ] pm. tomorrow at 921
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Palawan Swamp, Military Or
der Of the Lizards. will meet
Tuesday at 8 pm. at the home
Of Mrs. Minnie B. Lochboehler.
5209 p street Sc. Coral Hills,
Md.
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Auxil-
larry win meet Friday at 8 pm.
at 921 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
with the president. Kathryn M.
Lynch. presiding.
Gen Urell Auxiliary win meet
Wednesday at 8 pm. in Pythian
Temple. Gen. Urell Camp will
meet Saturday at 2 pm. at
z Fourth street NE.
Department Junior Vice Com
mander Robert w. Livingston
and Mrs. Livingston are holding
a garden tea party at their
home, It'll North Edgewood
street. Arlington. Va, from 4
to 6 pm. on Saturday in COM
memoration of the 18th birth
day of Gen. M. Emmett Urell.
All members of the camps and
auxiliaries and the Sons and
Daughters OF '98 are invited. For
information, call Jackson 2-6742.
Department Commander Eich
has announced the appointment
Of the following aides de camp:
Edward A. johnson. Miles Camp;
Paul E. Reider. Aston Camp;
Peter Roesle, Harden Camp;
Richard B. Wheeler. Dewey
Camp; Francis S. Strawser. Pet
tit Camp; Floyd Pitzer, Urell
Camp, and John A. Markell,
Lawton Camp.