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The Valley settler., 1938-11-18

BUILDING BOON
The recent water situation having
developed to the serious point
Of insufficien supply has proven
onne more that necessity is the
mother of invention. When our
water supply would not suffice our
demand, there was just one thing
left to do, force our demand to
balance with our supply
Several ways had been heavily de-
bated upon before arriving at the
best solution.
Upon thorough Investigation we
find several marked results Of the
water shortage. The most import.-
ant result is the "bui lding boom"
The buildings. appear to be designed
from an age just past, oldfoshion-
ed, but reliable, serViceable and
very practical. We have been told
that the ingenious artitect respon-
IDLE for this unique rural atmos-
pierre is q brilliant young nan
llrulbly employed in the Rural
Development Department.
Many great and famous mon have
begun their specta cular caroer
working from the bottom upe We
theref ore have reason to believe
we have a greet genius in the making
but fear his efforts Will pass
unappre ciated, especially during
cold weather.. His influence ex
tends to the outlying dis tricts.
a "che ck-up" in Camp 7 reveals the
style in buildings has be come I'M
iversally accepted. We are also
surprised that SO young a man should
show such great ability and believe
there exists the pers onal touch Of
q gray hatred man. When bigger and
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CALVERT BEACH,
Gem Of the Chesapeake.

Gem Of the Chesapeake.
New State Road Through Property.
Fishing Pier.
Wide Sandy Beach,
Refined Environment.
Enjoy q Pleasant Day
Come Down and Brine Your Lunch.
Eat at Our Breezy. Screened
Pavilion Just on the Chesapeake.
Battle from Our Bathhouses.
Convince yourself that this is an ideal
summer colony
Beautiful cottsse, oyerloekins Bay.
You Can't Beat This Proposition Anywhere
Ask to be shown the greatest lot values
Money" is our motto. S. down. IS MONTH
poS,t II you wish We help finance.
mons Island road. keep on Solomons road
to Calvert Beach. miles beyond Prince
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

NORTH SHORE, ON MAdoTHY RIVER;
rooms. living room with fireplace, dining
room. kitchen, bath, shower over tub. large
screened s porch cellar. July to Nov. 1.
ment; July to Nov. 1. $4OO. Completely
fWrnishsd except linens, electric stoves.
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FOR RENT = SUMMER COTTAGE.
screened, completely furnished. large
porches good beds for IS people; soft
mountain water. State tested: ga miles
foot mountain and near river. For
further particulars and terms write l15
Muhlenburg ST.. Woodstock. Va.
WILL RENT FURNISHED MY MANSION
house on Potomac River for 500 q month
10 rooms electric lights bath. large lawns
porch and fine shade. Less than As min
Hs turn et a evsr .ate and d0eq
to first large house on right. Caretaker
will show house. RICHARD B. TIPPETT
l106 Mercantile Trust Bldg. Baltimore
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ACREAGE WANTED.

5000 So. It. Of land for light manufacture
ing plant in nearby Md. or Va. Box 32-Z,
Star
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RAlLERs FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1885 lIa-ton. l2-ft. stake,
S496. 80 M st. ne. Met. O505. Dealer.
CHEVROLET 1ie ton. 1881. dual wheels:
y 900 miles; S1OO. Call Falls Church
1894.
CHEVROLET 1885 panel a-ton; good con-
o1tlon. Apply 623 Indiana ave. NV.
FORD la-ton truck, sos; model A. stake
body. Phone Walnut 1850.
FORD truck. 1929. light delivery been used
as timer truck. also odds and ends includ-
Cd. May be seen in rear 1139 Elk pl. ne.
Best of1er received. Lincoln 1891.
REPOSSEssED CHEVROLET TRUCK 1888
!12-ton. dump body, $l95. United Finance
Co. 943 N Y ave
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SUMMER CAN
SUMMER HOMES.

TALL T1MBERs CAMP FOR BOYS. TALL
Timbers. Md. open July 1st. Investigate
or call Randolph 2255
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED.
GARAGES FOR SALE.

CENTRAL AVE. ABOUT ga MILES TO
District line; crane. TOOLS gas tank. etc.:
will sacrifice for $500. Well located on new
route to Annapolis. Hillside 0131-W.
BATES ALLEY NW-LARGE BRICK
garage and entire end noor $4O.50.
BRICK. GARAGE. REAR 1885 18th ST.
n.w.-Agt.. Natl. $3.50.
PAPA 18th ST NW-Fireproof construc-
ton. 81 900 square IT,. 3 noors. elec. ele-
vator. showroom. Apply MR.. NASH. so
Florida ave. ne.
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r. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll St.. Takoma Park. Geo. 5000
O OUTSTANDING,

MoNTGoMERYYi ccFY coUNTY FARMS.
Ask us about several valuable large
sarms saI nod 100 to 800 acres. nearby MARYLAND
able. y hour from downtown. being
prof1tably operated by owners ready to
MANY OTHER SELECTED L1sr1NGs
We have always had farm specialists
connected with our office who are pre-
pared to serve you. CALL MR.. FARQU-
$500 OR ADAMS O3O3
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HUGE STORE. &
sEAshoRE PROPERTY.

.cuSTOM-BUILT BRICK HOUSE
Unfinished at Annapolis Roads Club Cost
So 900. will sacrifice at $3.50. Shepherd
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTEp.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WANTED-Pick-up truck in good condi-
ton. cheap. J. H. Blandford Brandywine
Md. Phone Brandywine 1870.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH '37 sport coupe; looks and
runs like new: only ! driver; guaranteed;
S265. 3O1 Constitution ave.
excellent condition; $3.50. original owner.
Greenwood 24yZ
PLYMOUTH 1882 coach, $50 cash. New
1raKes' good condition. demonstrate. Apt.
:. 766 Princeton pl. NV.
PLYMOUTH '3s. low mileage. guarantees
condition; sacrifice. Phone Columbia 1924.
PLYMOUTH 1888 cabriolet; new top. new
PANT, nearly new tires. motor sound and
power; S2i9; easy terms. stsuart Motors.
Sth ard N; Y: ave. NV. National 5000.
Open for the holiday.
PLYMOUTH 1888 4,door touring sedan;
4s. e1slns ffr'y aa.Isn anew
NV Natl. 5000. Open for the holiday.
PONTIAC 1898 convertible coupe; 8 cyl;
ssao9. ssao9.. a.si.r s.. Mr. Flood. 1921 Conn. cisS.
PONTIAC 1888 4-door sedan; black nm
ish. mohair interior that's really clean.
motor excellent. 5 very good tires: econom-
.n' ss5 fS5 only c. si'3 @.trs rese s.n
assS ase Hlii 4 Ti6bitts; Inc lila Vermont
1sh lsaa ae iSsor sf.s .sa.a GTsns
price. S242; ,Pohanka Service. 1925 goth
S745. The black finish is like new: int.
rlor clean ana shows no wear. nne tires,
Service s.unt Is s6h s Des''i pres s
PONTIAC 1885 6-cylinder coupe, black.
in use by original owner less than )
months; real buy and guaranteed
suef co.. or 1896 Sdsy only ave-. At sass
| Spring Fire Co.
sTUDEBAKER 1882 brousham six, trunk:
f 1900 paint; runs good; must sell: ss5. 647
tible coupe: ,fine motor, finish like new:
Sssr &: e. s;s;s :: +;
SITS NV. Republic O145. Open evenings
STUDEBAKER 1886 4-door sedan: excel
lent condition: $50 cash. Phone Wis.
special finish; Burbank top: good tires;
sPssial 5ss i,sp today; s355 49,, P Butler. Inc
beautiful deep maroon. clean interior. S
Buffer bondes sHne Lee nfpe B. 2ntl.r 2
Inc. I121 2lst st. NV. District 1918
sIuDEBAAKER sIaAIl 1884 Dictator coach. in
| Sun. and Mon. Walnut 7O2s-J, for Z
demonstration.
WILLYs 1898 sedan de luxe; sun-metai
body; company officers car; low mileage;
up to 35 miles per gallon of gas; substan.
| tial savings new-car guarantee. Mitch.
els Motors. 1907 14th st. NV. Dec. 1862.
WILLYS sedan. 1897. syro green: finest.
clean interior; low milease; owners report
| Ss to 35 miles per gailon gas; bargain.
SAB! towners name on request). Butler
bonded Lee D. Butler. Inc. 1121 21st st..
NV. District 1918.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE-2-sTORY FRAME DWELL
Ing good condition: rooms and bath. hot
water heat: large lot Takoma Park Want
small farm. Box 162-Y. Star. 81
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
OHIO PROPERTY, NEAR COLUMBUS,
wanted for a fine Washington home; along
Scioto north preferred. Box 476-B. Star
OWNER WILL EXCHANGE PITTSBURGH
lot or Florida acreage. Want lot or house
equity. Box 154-Y. Star.
1929 10th ST. NW.-DETACHED HOME
on 18th St; shade trees; 5 bedrms., 2
baths; newly dec: double brick garage.
MONT. CO., MD, ON 24O HIGHWAY. %
miles from D. c. $50 acres, streams,
woods new house. Box 10Y, Star. 4.
r recreation % room, freplaces bull. in
garage, large screened porch; 2 years old
in Arlington, Va. No reasonable offer
refused. Box 211-B. Star.
II 900 SO. FIT. INDUSTRIAL GROUND;
800 it. on Patrick St. cor Wyeth Alex, Va.
Ideal for gas station, viii exchange for
D. c. property. See Mr.. Porter.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER co.
shoreham Bldg. Natl. 1850.
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CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
Whether Car Is Paid for or Not.
BARNES MOTORS, 1929 18th St.
Best Prices-CaSh at Once!
SUPERIOR MOTORS,
14th and p NV. Dupont 1900.
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$40 PER ACRE-3O TO so ACRES
Beautiful building sites on river, Mont
eomery County. about 1:' miles D. c.
EQUIPPED FARM FOR COMMUTER
Equipped farm, Montgomery Co. 12-
room substantial house good buildings,
very fertile land. good stream. some woods.
$4,000.
NEAR ANNAPOLIS AND BAY
Ideal situation for retired man 5 acres
level land in clover. Modern house, bath,
electric range. refrigeration. Large poul-
Easy terms
STONE COLONIAL. 200 ACRES.
Excellent farm. in high state of culti-
Vatlon, well fenced. we'll watered. Stone
Colonial house. stone barn. Poultry houses.
$4,000.
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FORD model A; in good condition; pa.
cash for real bargain. Decatur 1922. Fred
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PLYMOUTH 1882 4-cylinder sedan, sos:
in excellent condition throushout; worth
great deal more: accept S25 cash. Sl2
monthly. MI. Brain, 4515 14th st. NV.
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fne tires seat covers runs perfectly. A
real bargain. S125. See 1t today Pohanka
Service II l26 10th st. nv. Dist Ql4l
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
5sS lssS mssf ss;nas ssS 5as
terror. radio, built-in trunk and trunk
mack SPORTY car that's in
sts: NV Republic 0I45 Open evenings.
BUICK 1888 4-door sedan. S276. This
car is absolutely perfect: low terms: Barnes
ass5 SSnsa 81 s; ese3n
mileage and used only 10 months. wade
Buick Co. s206 Ga. ave-. opposite Silver
BUCKS, 1884 to 1887 model sedans
been reduced 500 for today only See
C. CO. See See wade oo for better .l trade dn' f"e
sU5ck 1894 ,s;,.e s;door trunk ltv. sedan; One One
niles pssd the .'s m.rHs hsa
at $369. For today only, wade Buick
Co, S206 Ga. ave-. opposite Silver Spring
Fire Company.
ss1a lss sS ss4s sss ses
Mr.. Flood. 4221 Conn. Clev. 84O1.
CADILLAC sedan, 1887. series go; built
trunk; one owner; sf nev1sss car caonHdition aaH and
cIEyEoLET 1927 tEe,dooT y,es touring snH sedsn:
Mr. Flood, dealer. 1921 Conn. Clev. s4OI
CHEVROLET 1887 master town sedan;
II 900 miles: owner: $476. DR.. Dale,
1908 N. H. ave. Dupont $3.50. 3'
CHEVROLET 1887 master s-door trunk
as the day it left the factory-not 50
long ago. Naturally you will think it's
new one and We invite you. to drive
and compare it; your old Chevrolet or any
car in trade at full allowance: $54g: pay
ssnaers %sni 50 ai iii 0e TibBitss 11i4 v.rmons
ave. Natl. $3.50.
CHEVROLET 1882 coupe; must sell imme-
diately. Like new car throughout. Just
CHEVROLET 1884 de luxe 2-door; excellent
cond., appearance: good tires sacrifice,
S175, terms. Acme Motor Sales. .1317K
CHEVROLET 1882 4-uoor sedan; very good
condition .throushout: sacrifice, S95. Acme
Motor Sales. 1874 14th st. NV. 81
CHEW. '31 cab. taken in on debt: lady
Sue motor esn Af se Beauty o1 '9a, s9
$50 N. Carolina ave. Sc.
CHEVROLET 1885 master coach. S495.
You won't nnd z nicer one IN town: Black
and let Us demonstrate Il; Pohanks Serv-
CHEVROLET 1885 master coupe: attrae-
tive tan hnish. red wire wheels, perfect
tires and motor; very Attraetiye and win
sso sAsst. ss',is:. las y sosh S INV: y. nv.
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FOR QUICK SALE.

222 acres. near Lake jackson. Half
cleared Balance in fine timber Beau
I5-room bunsalow and bath: barn and out
buildings. Well watered. Price. So 500
One-hah cash. H. P. GIAVINA. Whining
ton; N. c. For particulars see M. Bruce
Wh1tmore. Manassas Va
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PLYMOUTH 1885 d. !. 4-dr trunk sedan:
green paint. broadcloth trim; famous
h1s 1sne hyd brakes
July terms are the lowest in over II
years history: $475. Call r. w Thomp-
son. Hill d. Tibbitts. Inc. lila Vermont
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HIGH VIEW
on the BAY

Plan your summer home where re-
stricted purchases assure congenial
neighbors and companions; where
you may sit on your porch day or
night and watch the parade Of
ocean liners as they slowly steam
UP and down the bay. And. best of
all. you are within easy committing
distance only "a miles - from
Washington!
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tonneau windshield. 6-wheel equipment; 4
new U. 8. Master Cord tires: prominent
owner name on reouesD: excellent me-
chanical condition. original cost over
$4,000; nov. S497. Lee D. Butler, Inc.
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1885 PLYMOUTH de luxe 4-door sedan:
excellent mechanically. perfect paint and
upholstery: $3.50: fully guaranteed and
low terms Barnes Motor Co.. 1929 14th
At a nAc O2QA
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CHEVROLET 1882 coupe; must sell imme-
distely Like new car throughout. Just
overhauled. $126. Cleveland OBI. Owner.
CHEVROLET 1894 de luxe 2.door; excellent
cond.. appearance: good tires: sacrifice,
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PLYMOUTH 2-door touring sedan. 1895:
original gray; clean interior low mileage;
exceptionally smooth motor towner'S name
on reouest): SAT-. Lee D. Butler, Inc,
l121 21st st. NV. District 1918.
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DODGE 1898 touring sedan driven 1000
miles BY very careful owner: $40 equity.
cheap for cash and quick sale Dec ] 500.
DODGE 1896 two-door sedan: used By care
ful school TEACHER driver: black: 8 cyl !;
real bargain. $3.50. See Mr. Flood, dealer,
1921 Conn Cley S4(1
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WOODLAND POINT-LARGE ACREAGE
tracts. beautifully wooded: long frontage
on Potomac River and Neale Sound. The
ideai water front DEVELOPMENT Large
tracts OF to ) acres; $3.50 up.
THE MARYLAND REALTY
915 10th ST. NV. National SO95
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DODGE 1884 de luxe 4-door sedan; beau-
tiful gray finish; 6-wheel equipment, steel
body. hydraulic brakes, floating power en-
at $3ob: terms are easy; trade your YOU ocaGe csr
Call r. w. Thompson. Hill & Tibbitts, ii il
Vermont ave. NV. Natl A66n
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FORD 1897 coupe, SIS: de luxe radio, clock,
white-wall tires and chromium wheels
low mileage. perfect mechanical condition,
finance for responsible party. $500 90
Can be seen all day at 1912 3rd st. sw.
between am. and Pm.
FORD 1894 de luxe coupe: motor thor
requirements: 5 good tires. spotless in.
terior terms to suit you; trade accepted
At full allowance: Sa25. Call r. W
Thompson. Hill & Tibbitts Inc, 1114
Vermont ave. NV. Natl. $3.50.
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DODGE 1898 de luxe 4-door sedan: tan
anish; another Hill Il Tibbitts special at
$3.50; motor. tires and general condition
VII please the most critical buyer: only
S2bO. Call warren Sanders, Hill 81 Tib-
bits. Inc. 1114 Vermont ave. Natl. $3.50.
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Enjoy Better
HEALTH

Play and rest where Natures best
tonics-salt air and sunshine-pep
UP your energy and calm your
nerves. You'll really LIVE at HIGH
VIEW on-the-BAY.
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FORD 1888 Tudor sedan: company on
ciaps car; driven less than 1000 miles:
never n :tant sn.rantee: save s!o9, only one
rate; 1S months to pay; full trade allow
ance for your car: S625. Call Warren
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LOTS WANTED

60-FooT FRONTAGE OR MORE ON
grade. Must have trees In good section
OF .. c. Reasonable for cash Randolph
1L10 So
CASH FOR ROW OR GROUP HOUSES
lots ID, G: E. w. BAILEY, Adams 1856
or mail 1895 Meridian pl n w N
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IS ACRES. MOSTLY WOODED; LARGE
tain. view. on good road; .35 miles from
Washington; old log house. bad repair, but
enough logs to build comfortable log
opportunity to secure 4 week end prop
srty: price; ST 800. H. B. MITCHELL,
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COLORED.

MOIIcy y-OdVIIIS OdCdlUS.
Money-making farms and country homes.
Free. STROUT REALTY, 255-CK 4th
ave. New York City
Beautiful large house, IA rooms. baths
on river. Montgomery County. 81 acres
OF good land some timber. Barn. large
poultry house. $500. Georgia 1901.
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DAIRY FARM, LOCATED 80 MILES FROM
WASHINGTON in Montgomery Co.. Md. on
concrete highway. SO acres good house,
S25 COWS. tractor mules and equipment.
S16,500. P. o. Box 1873, Gaithersburg. Md.
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PACKARD 1887 coupe; economical g.
cylinder; low mileage; new-car condition
and appearance in every detail; reduced
to $695: full trade allowance for your car.
Packard Washington Motor Car Co.. oath.
M and sts. NV. Republic O145. Open
evenings
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1895 convertible sedan; black; ra-
500. See Mr.. Flood. 1921 Conn.
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tinental United States sunless such
ofhccr or employe Is . citizen Of the
United States or = person In the service
Of the United States on the date Of
the approval OF this act, who. being
eligible for citizenship. has filed q dec
laration Of intention to become citi-
zen, or who owes allegiance to the
United States
The Secretary Of the Treasury wrote
the acting controller general that an
examination Of the legislative history
of the act discloses that the clause
who ewes allegiance to the United
States" was intended to apply only to
Filipinos and others similarly situated; |;
1t has been repeatedly held by the SUI
preme Court. however, he amplified,
that an alien in the United States owes
allegiance to this country. but to give
this construction to the law, he con-
tinued. would be to vitiate the new
legislation, because 1t would permit an
alien in service on March 28 to stay
on, whether an application for citizen
ship had been made or not.
The Secretary said the department
now must notify those workers who
are to be affected and ask what pro-
cedure would be followed. His request
for clarification OF this point was the
Evening star., 1938-06-09
CANARIEs ARE STOLEN
Watches and Rings Also Taken
From Home by Burglar.

Detectives who at first thought they
were being given the bird had settled
down seriously today in search Of
two missing canaries reported stolen
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MRS. FRANCES SANGER, .
GENERAL s WIDOW, DIES

Mrs. Frances Kent Sanger, widow
Of Maj. Gen. Joseph Prentice Sanger,
u 8. A., died yesterday at the home
Of her son, Prentice Sanger, at
smithstown, Long Island. She had
been i'll about 10 days.
Mrs. Sanger had lived here much
of her married life and for many
years spent the winters here. The
last two winters she had stayed with
her granddaughter, Princess Ourusoff,
at Il Cedar Parkway, Chevy Chase,
Md.
Besides her son and granddaughter
she leaves a daughter, Mrs. j. F.
Barnes. this city, widow Of Col.
Barnes; five other grandchildren and
six great-grandchildren. Mrs. Barnes
first husband was the late James
Manderville Carlisle.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow In st. Johns Epis-
copal Church, Sixteenth and H streets
NV. Burial will be private.
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first that has been submitted TO the
General Accounting Once.
Mr.. Elliott said It was clear that the
exemption was intended to apply only
to Filipinos, and he added that in the
decision cited, the Supreme Court had
differentiated clearly between tempo
rary allegiance" owed the Government
by resident alien and absolute Al
legiance owed by citizen Therefore.
the word allegiance Is used In the
statutory restriction under considers-
ton means absolute and permanent
allegiance to the United States as dis
tinguished from qualified and tempo
rary allegiance" Accordingly, the Of
ficial concluded, the prescriptions In
the new law mean exactly what they
say and departments will be governed
accordingly.
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Anable, Richard j.
Bauer. william j.
Brady. AndrSG ].
Burke, James A.
Clancy, Herbert ].
Clark. Edward Il.
Curran, Francis x.
Dugan, Thomas ].
Fadner, Frank L.
Finster, Paul v.
Fitzsimons. r. j.
Flynn, Clarence j.
Furniss. John G.
Hill, William B.
johnson, William T
Kearney. Vincent 8
Langman, William .
Lynch, John p.
Malone, James P.
Mccoy. Daniel E.
McDonough. v. T..
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ALIEN JOB-HOLD|NG.
/ LOOPHOLE CLOSED
Acting Controller Decides
What Court Meant in
Defining Allegiance

A possible loophole for the employ
ment Of aliens by the United States
Government, despite the America
first" proviso appearing for the first
time In certain appropriation meas
ures for the next fiscal year. was
closed today by Acting Controller
General Elliott, who decided what the
Supreme Court meant in defining AL
legiance" to the United States.
The ruling was rendered In connec-
ton with the Treasury-Post Once Law,
enacted March 28, which is one Of
those setting up the citizenship test as
. requisite for staying on the pay roll.
The section bars payments to any
one In Government employ in the con-
Evening star., 1938-06-09
DEFENDANTSDENY
TRUST |LLEGAL|TY
Accused File Answer in U. S.
District Court and Ask
Suits Dismissal.

Denial Of any illegality was con-
tanned in an answer filed today in
United States District Court by the
defendants In the case in which Mrs.
Lola M. Stinson, 24ls Wyoming ave-
nue. NV, is suing Charles 8. Baker
and Robert H. Marcus, attorneys In
the Munsey Building, and the Ma
tional Savings & Trust Co.. Fifteenth
street and New York avenue NV, in
an action arising out Of trust agree
ment made last November 4.
Attorney Arthur p. Drury Of the
law firm Of Minor, Galley g. Drury
represents the defendant company,
which asserts in its reply that mas
much as the principal Of the trust
fund, after the plaintiffs death, Is to
be paid over to several persons, the
court cannot lawfully and legally
terminate said trust agreement Of
November 4, 1887, for any reason
whatever, without making said per-
sons parties hereto to the end that
they may be heard with respect to
their rights under said agreement"
Ask Cases Dismissal.
The National Savings & Trust Co.
asks that the action be dismissed with
its costs in this behalf most unjustly
incurred" Under the trust agree
ment the company is trustee.
The answer points out that while
the defendant, Charles s. Baker, is
director of the company, this fact had
no effect whatever upon any action
taken by this defendant" The bank
denies any illegality in this case.
Counterclaim Asked.
In a separate answer, filed on be-
half Of Mr.. Baker and Mr.. Marcus,
Attorney Edmund l.; Jones, Of the law
firm of Hogan & Harrison. sets up a
counterclaim and also denies any legal
wrongdoing. This answer asks that
a decree be entered directing the
plaintiff to pay to these defendants
SS107 as compensation for legal serv-
ices. These defendants ask the court
to take whatever legal action is deemed
necessary to protect their rights and
ask that the defendants as trustees
under the November 4, 1887, trust
agreement be authorized to pay from
the income of the trust or the prin-
cipal the expenses incurred in this
proceeding, including attorneys fees,
in an amount to be flxed by the court.
These defendants say that they were
engaged as Mrs. Stinson's counsel only
after her personal physician. at her
request, several times telephoned Mr..
Baker, asking his advice regarding the
estate of her late husband, william L.
Crounse.
Mr.. Baker points out that while
there is a charge that he attempted to
influence the plaintiff to leave funds
to George Washington University. at
the time alleged he was not q member
of the Board of Trustees Of that uni
versity.
Evening star., 1938-06-09

Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable
or exchangeable; not sent c. o. D. or on ap.
proval; telephone or mail orders not accepted.
Evening star., 1938-06-09

last night from the residence of VII
liam r. Mccothren, 1854 Monroe
street NE. Mr.. McCothren said the
person who lifted his pets used q door
key left In the mail box to enter the
house between and II o'clock last
night and removed q brown male
canary and q yellow male from their
cages. sS%
The burglar at Mr.. McCothren's also
took along . couple of watches and
rings. The owner valued his loss
at $50.