Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1931, Page 16

FOR CANP RITCH New Mess Halls Will Enable All State Units to Train at Same Time. Special Dispatch %o The Star. BALTIMORE. August 22—The con- struction program now under way at Camp Ritchie, Cascade, Md, is ex- pected to expand camp facilities so that next year all State units of the B58th Brigade will be able to attend Summer encampment at the same time, according to Brig. Gen. Milton A. Reckord. In the past it has been necessary to send the Maryland regiments to_the Summer camp one at a time. This was due to the fact that, although 19 kitchen mess buildings were called for in plans for the regimental area, only 13 were at the camp. Bids for construction of the six ad- ditional buildings have been invited, and it is expected that work will begin within the next few months. All 19 mess halls will be ready for use by next Spring. The three units whicn comprise the B8th Brigade are the 1st Maryland nt, the 5th Maryland Regiment and the 58th Brigade Headquarters Company. These will go to the camp ther next Summer. t is expected that the new buildings will cost approximately $14,000. STREET IMPROVEMENT AT EDMONSTON VOTED Bids Will Be Asked on Tarring and Graveling Connections to Main Thoroughfare, Special Dispatch to The Star. EDMONSTON, Md, August 22—It has been decided by the mayor and Town Council to ask for bids for tar- ring and graveling various streets lead- ing into Wells avenue, the town's main thoroughfare. These streets include St. Marys, Charles, Prince Edward, Prince , River road, First, Second, Third MAGISTRATE OBSERVES S4TH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. JOHN Justice of peace County, Va., who recently observed his eighty-fourth birthday anniversary. Mr. Follin is a Confederate veteran, having joined the Laurel Brigade in 1862 and served until the end of the Civil War. 'OLLIN, f Magnolia, Frirfax Hacker and Two Passengers Unin- jured When Machine Is Ditched in Alexandria. Special Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, 22— August sedan down the sidewalk of 500 block Russell road, after losing control of it and Jeaving the road this afternoon, a Washington hacker, whose identity is unknown, finally wrecked his machine in a ditch attempting to get back on the street. ‘Two women passengers in the hired cab, on their way to Mount Vernon from Washington, escaped unhurt in the accident, although the car was avenues. It is hoped to improve at least some of the streets before cold weather. The town road rebate money from the county, amounting to $1,025, which will be available about October 15, will be used to pay for the work. 1t also is planned to fill in low spots t and Second stresis and iver road and Prince Edward street REPAIRING OF HISTORIC MOORE HOUSE STARTED badly damaged. They were picked up by a passing motorist. Police here were unable to learn the identity of the driver. He abandoned the machine. According to Mrs. J. T. Ashton, whose trees were torn down by the car, the driver said arrangements dwuuld be made to settle for the damage lone. 2 (MT. AIRY FIRE MANAGERS PROPOSE NEW EQUIPMENT One Engine Is Held Insufficient to Safeguard Community, Due to Outside Calls. Special Dispatch to The Star. MOUNT AIRY, Md., August 22.—Rec- Colonial Home Where Cornwallis Agreed on Surrender Terms to Be Preserved. Special Dispatch to The Star. YORKTOWN, August 22—-Work of the historic Moore House near ommendation for the purchase of a new teer cause, maa:e opinion of the board, one left the town of Mount Alry itself un- for a number of hours st & time. A committee composed of Fire Chief Herman 8, Beck, Hi G. Hood, Herman Gillls, M. L. Ni us and Charleés Jones was authorized to prepare specifications on the kind and type of equipment desired in order that fipal action could be taken at the next regu- lar meeting. <|BROADCAST T0 FEATURE terests preserve shrine. It will be included in the Na- tionsl Colonial Monument, along with the Yorktown battiefield. 4-H CLUBS IN FAIRFAX PLAN TOUR OF COUNTY Wegetable Gardens and Poultry Farms Will Be Visited on All-Day Trip Monday. demonstration agent. will meet at Fairfax Court House at 9 s.m. and will proceed in a body to Oak- | ton, where they will inspect the gar- { den’ cared for by Miss Katherine Ed- | wards. The next objectives will be | Marion Miller's poultry plant at Vienna and the vegetable garden of Louise Miller at the same locality. The coun- ty demonstration gardan grown by Mrs. Mason Hirst at Annandale will then be visited { After a picnic lunch at Annandale, which will be arranged by Mrs, Charles Bladen, Mrs. Mason Hirst, Mary Mer- man and Helen Wehl, there will be a talk on club work Miss Gertrude Warren of the bovs' and girls' club branch of the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture | The young women will next visit & CATTLE JUDGING VICTOR ;| Willlam Chileont of Baltimore County Will Be Heard on Hook- up Program September 5. Special Dispateh to The Bar. COLLEGE PARK, Md., August 22.— William Chilcoat of Baltimore County, who made highest score in the inter- national dairy cattle judging contest in England July 8, and Howard C. Barker, who helped train the winning team, wili appear on the 4-H Club radio program to be broadcast over a Nation-wide network_of stations September 5 be- tween 12:30 and 1:30. They will tell of their experiences in nd and in other Enropean countries they vistted. TOMATO PLANT DISEASE REPORTED IN MARYLAND Growess Cautioned to Be on Xwok- out for New Malady That Is Sweeping Counties. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star, COLLEGE PARK, Md., August 22.— Tomato growers are cautioned to be on the lookout for a new disease of that | crop by R. A. Hunter, specialist in can- ning crop diseases of the University of Maryland Extension Service. He says that this disease, known as bacterial canker, has appeared in Maryland to & serious extent for the first time this season, although it has been reported in several fields in the Jast two years. It causes heavy losses, he states, in fields where it occurs, in many cases causing the death of more than half of the plants and sometimes resulting in total Counties in which the disease has been found thus far are Worcester, Jarge commercial poultry plant neareDorchester, Talbot, Caroline, Kent, Anne Annandale, and wind up the day with | Arynde] an entertalnment at an Alexandris theater. TWO WOMEN INJURED AS CAR LEAVES ROAD | Wehicle Overturns Near Burnt' Mills, Md., After Skidding on the Wet Highway. By » Staff Correspondent of The Star, SILVER SPRING, Md. August 22.— Monigomery, Carroll snd Washington. The trouble has been identified in about 30 fields and the indications are, it is said, that it is present in a good many hundreds of acres that have not been inspected. B!CYCLIS% INJURED 50 Stitches Required to Wounds in Man’s Head. Bpecis! Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, Al it 22~ While riding a bicycle on Alexan- Close *Two ‘women recelved minor injuries iate | dria-Washington road this efiernoon; this afternoon when the automobile in | skidded on_the | and Marie M. Thompson of Spencerville, Md. Albert Dustin of 609 D street south- ward Deans, 35, colored, of 235 D street, Washington, was struck and se- , | riously injured by an automobils driven by W. C. McCormick of No. 3 Wolford avenue, Mount Ida Deans was carried to the Alexandria ry McCormick is being | held on a charge of colliding, under & Washington, driver of the car. | $500 bond. injured. The women suffered bruises. was investigated by Of- ficer Laurence Dixon of the local sub- YOUTH FOUND DEAD - | Colvin Run Resident’s Body Is Dis- covered in Woods. Open Season for Squirrels. I W N e COLVIN RUN, Va., A 22 —Jack Cobin. 21 years old, who has been miss ing from his home :.lfi' found dead 1n the FOUR TREES SMASHED |& Smashing four trees as he drove his big |} - THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST T Right Reserved to Limit Quantities Phone District 5215 For More Shaves in Every Blade— Gillette De Luxe “All Over Town” —The Better to Serve You This pleasant mentholated shaving cream gives a generous creamy lather. It is made from a special formula con- taining scientifically prepared ingredients recognized as being essential for satisfactory shaving comfort. 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