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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
LYON VILLAGE ARLINGTON, VA
Brick home. 5 bedrms ga baths: pan
sled den IseTeati0n isa nadi foib rm st.
North. Chestnut 0264.
BETHESDA. MD-5-RoOM FRAME BUN
GALOW; shade, porches. Frigidaire, pipe
less furnace; $50. Bradley 0057-R:
12 MARION ST. HYATTsvnLE-.sIx,,
moo noon sRVfN eRRff10s Realty co.. % esI 1 Ayatssvs
COTTAGE CITY. MD. 10 ROSS sT-o:
room detashed bunsaiog tie E,ons bath noreS apd
large SnGsei lot; u aarss.. age Eincoin 1851.
Miiis M4afhh Hi. shSoe PsSne shspseSd 4si
RoCKDALE SPRING MANoR-s9o A
month. Modern Groom, 2-bath residence
All modern conveniences and facilities Of
. country estate. Located on Rockville
Norbeck highway, l mile from Rockvilie:
via Wisconsin ave. or Georgia ave: Open
Saturday and sunday. C. EMORY PHIL
Lips, RE 6l6l.
NEAR FOREST dLEN-THREE-RooM
s sSttass S., m0ed5n ST. tss ssssD' heat garage large
s-RooM BRICK HOUSE AT WHEATON.
FRANK P. WEIGH. Kensinston Al.
WILL SHARE 5-RooM BUNGALOW IN
nearby Nd. with young couple OF eooo
habits SO mo- no 70 one senninx
Station.
BUNGALOW BRoOKMONT. MD
large rooms, kitchen. large screened porch;
SI5 month. s11 Kentucky ave. sc.
No. HILL TOP ROAD. g @ SILVER S15a. SPRING: ING:
rooms. Ia baths. large screened porch,
buit-in saraEs, 81 rsSrsstion ROOM OIL nea''
o Pin.y Branch road to
Saratogs ave, continue on Saratoga ave.
about ~ miles; then right On !. Hall ~ Top
2-sTORY GROOM HOUSE: sLkEPING
miles g line; .,.,'. s1S @o sSa.1s AZ for Blythe
4. Ant, pvt. entrance. living rm.. bedroom.
Kitchen, large hall, bath; side yard, pvt.
sarage; light, heat. gas. water furn;; no
shi,dren; snN x;a1s ssS monsh' nsss A. L. KELLEY q
NEW 6-ROOM BRICK, FURNISHED,
ss:'ess ss:s U.s. June eh..su t. seIs Iasi corner lot
BEAUTIFUL GROOM BRICK. IN BATHS:
door levels S nsst aafs nnsr voossS SIS
month: 10c bus. chestnut 4213.
NEARBY MARYLAND = FURNISHED s.
room modern BUNGALOW: cool; shade trees;
saEasp 'qRs - e asDss ssS $50 mo-
FROM JUNE 70 OCTOBER l-6 ROOMS
2h baths; .elec. refg.; cont. hot water:
party. Wisconsin 7z7i.J.
agI Go1RIE S|,Is.aT T9 n5MT MoR sT9I|.h. tuES S.
1b; ress. Box s7s-Y. Star.
ARLINGTON. vA.-5-RooM BUNaALoW.
cT en- orSssdT 1SssT 6Sss 6G1sssssndon' $40; adults only
nsd.1S SS'si FiSsE SaS,. Fl S.sE 1,s:I1 sE ~,
a:hsd a:s: :sFsfs; corner lot;
11sa n & h,sa. " fEsvn g. AZ. e. vs NC eH 1922
pEvERIY HnLA AIExANDRIA VAL
iea.s. . rooms and 3 Ssths. fuTnished:
sa17 v,rsinis aiSsH Eva. Z. AAHNA Temp,. ssss. .
$65-ADULTS ONLY.
6-room and bath house. splendid condi-
in E.rsse. isrss yard With trees. % shrubSery
and flowers. 1901 Garfield st.. sil. spr.. Md
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.
S-RooM BRICK HOUSE, TuRN1sHED on
Fl ana Lee ss Chestnut M s4sf
2 RMe AND b.. q. ACRES; m VIENNA.
Va; shade. fruit; h.-w. heat. elee;; nr:
LxWls Clifton Station Va. Fairfax
BEAUTIFUL NV STUDIO HoU81. THRU
bedrooms. two baths. recreation rQom; and
chs1, esv caa:s Sus and ns Schools. 1fSons Wis-
eQnxin Q9k9.
BUSINESS pRopfRTY Fo1 RENT.
lIXUTY NOR. eempdstsly eaupped.
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IDEAL CORNER LOT on FRANN.M AVE.
Silver Spring. 18th st. bus. Bargain. Also
lot for 3. II. A. houses. co. 1871. Ewes.
BETWEEN ARLINGTON AND ALEXAN-
dria. va.-30 acres, ready for construction:
price, $500 per acre BOX 4O6-Y, Star.
BEAUTIFUL BELLE HAVEN VA.-LOT,
60x1 30. Spacious undestructible view Of fo-
tomac and Hunting Greek: win sacrifice 25ss
for cash this mo. OWNER, Temple 4400-w.
NV. CORNER 23rd AND G-vALUABLI
Dept reasonable e LoWis LUpLo asL ". Rocm
432, Old House Once Bldg. 12s
2nd COMMERCIAL: CENTRAL. NV. eEC-
ton; 30x99; on grade paved street and
alley. N. c. H1NEs q SONS District 1859.
sEVERAL HUNDRED LOTS. silver
Spring area, from S226; also acreage: main
highway. near D. c.; $500 .. CO. 243e.w.
DH9IRAnLE CORNER. PLYNOVTH 81
and sudbury rd.. adj. Rack CT. lk.: 1000
sSIi s10o ow sssessrd 81 81 :sssae.se' ssses
A,.Mo: I,.l,. c0sNm LoT; 2Ssa. AsD Is,I! ~ r
chevz Chez. oMNR. Nasioaal NE. ~
(oontlnusd o Nsst PAss.J
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COIORED.

Beautiful Eastland Gardens.
42nd and kenilworth ave. n.e.-purchAse q
lot in . splendid neighborhood: 4Ox147
when paid $3.50 to $500 viii build . mod
ern home. Also 4244 Lane pl. n.e:-Five-
ton. HOWARD s. GOTT Colorado BLDG.
Room l. Lincoln 6s93-J. Salesman. r. NJ.
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE

?, vou are looking for fine. brand-neW
home IN a beautiful wooded setting located
in one Of Washington's outstanding NEARBY
from downtown stone-front williamsburg
on large lot 75x115. large liyinC room la6
6eautifui ali~electric Kitchen. lavatory on
hrst floor. three bedrooms and one with
sundeck, G E. air-condtioning, extra
heavy Vermont slate roof insulated,
weather-strpped and screened. To reliable
purchaser will make terms like paving rent:
cali OWNER, co. 67O5. before 1890 am.
ar after n m
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213 ELM ST,
SIS. 5.25O-NORTHEAST

Conveniently situated-A six-room and
bath brick, hot-water heat; completely re.
conditioned. Can be sold on cash payment
of $500. balance in monthly tnstallments
less than rent.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
o1A pENNA AVE Az
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IN A WOODED GLADE

An old 7-room frame house m "a
ppeavliy-timbered acres Just Oh PotomSe
chrir vtr near s.,a Great Falls. Va. 12 miles fro1
NM Srioge House structurally SOU, q
fronts loo IT. along Improved road u
sne river: swimming. fishing. boatinS
Se's,al 9ood pudding sites. 81 500. termS
GREEN & MAGRUDER.
~, .2S40 wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
Ch 5000 OK. 1879 Ewes. CHI OS4a
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SIS East Capitol St. LII O129.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION,
RRANWETI, PARK

$5,99O-F. H. A. TERMS.
o34 Wire ave-Your rent will buy this
beautiful well-built bungalow with larse
rooms. full basement, slate roof. copper
gutterine and nashinas: lot 50x120.
Directions: Out Georgia ave. to trafhc
Colesville rd pass Mrs. KS Toll Tavern I:
blocks. turn right on Franklin ave. 4
blocks to Wire ave. right on Wire to
houses. See our signs.
.WAPLE g. JAMES INC.
Silver Spring once
S433 Georgia Ave Shepherd 1900
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HOUSES FoR SALE.
HILLCREST.
2215 32nd ST Sc

An attracfive bun9aloW-type home. ex-
rooms and tue bath. hct-Wster heat Win
Dryant gas boiler; built-in garage, hn-
tshed attic. A real buy. Price, $500.
Omen Sunday. To 4
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coLoREp-soUTHGA VALE. 18th AND
Queen. 9. .Arlinston. va.-20 new houses;
beautiful hardwood floors, bath: Attrac-
4Ox100; close in. bus lines, / fare only
Come out and see them for yourself-the
Price. 5000 to $3.50 Drive s,- out over ,e
Lincoln Memorial Bridge. then out Column
bia pike, turn left on Queen st. District
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Two New Homes,
Williamsburg Colonial"
Maryland Farmhouse"
Chevy Chase, Md,
134-136 HeSketh st..

Each, $13 500.
Center-hall plan: massive brick chim-
neys; handmade brick. Living rooms
-, ,6xl3:H dining rooms 14xl26 ONE
FEATURES FIRsT-FLOOR BEDROOM AND
BATH. Each has panelled recreation room
With nreplaee Maids room and bath.
ditioninE. OIL UNIT. Attached paraees.
Restricted subdivision. Level lot 60 wide
open for inspection daily until nm
Circle. west on Grafton St. two blocks to
kirkside St, right to Hesketh, Or out wis
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.. INC.
REALTORS.
73S 18th St NV. Dr $3.50,
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COLORED
1925 Bennett pl. n.e.-Row brick. 9
rms. bath. double rear porches. earase;
1888 Hamlin st. ne fBrookland)-8
rms. . baths. detached frame: lot 5Ox150:
price. $4,000. Terms considered. To in
LOUIS H. HALL. Realtor.
2125 R. L Ave NE Hobart 5000.
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IN GLORIOUS BRADLEY
WOODS.

See the charming, Colonial home with
with a large lot. 16o-it. frontaEe: library
and lavatory on main floor, bedrooms
and 9 tiled baths on End door: attached
garage: air-conditioned oil heat, Drive
out Wisconsin ave. to Bradley blvd. !sit
PAUL T. STONE. INC. 927 18th st.
National 1856
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Fer month up; Why rent7 Let US build
your nome We help finance. WILLIAM
N, KITCHIN q CO.. Tower Bldg. MA
$3.50. Evenings, RA. 26S5,
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CONGRESS- HEIGHTS.

A beautiful new Groom and bath de.
tached brick home, insulated. weather.
stripped. furred walls. automatic heat and
garage; very best OF materials and con-
small monthly payments. open 1886 to
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1x011~xtG =
NEW BRICK HOMES.
1929 34th ct a.E.

VIII accept small house In trade II rea.
sonably priced
Have one 4-bedroom house. beautifully
located. May be seen BY appointment only
PAUL P. STONE REALTOR.
TAYLOR 2244. Taylor 1911,
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Observation-Disclosures

BEDROOM AND BATH ON 1st FL.
Lot 50xl35. beautifully planted. pretty
nedge and shrubbery. Double-sized living
f.: 3 bedrooms and large closet tsuitabIe
tor path, on 2nd A.; new oil furnace
venerian sen;ns1 blinds, storm sash and doors
car garage. Excellent Brookiand neigh.
eHrhood sitY convsnisnt ss to Catholic Univer-
L. T. GRAVATTE,
129 10Th st. Realtor. Ma 0753.
1913 DECATUR ST. NV,
heat, S77.5O '' wa
1881 LAMONT ST. NV.
rooms. baths. recreation room oil
heat. refrigeration. built-in garage, x7o. so.
1900 HEMLOCK ST. NV.
1. Corner with nice yard. Z rooms. 2
sat1S, refg:. built-in garage. SS5
WALTER A. BROWN,
MA. 1862. WI. 1874.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

Oxley Bldg., Rockville, Nd.
Phone weekdays 203. Sundays 49,.
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RESPONSIBLE COLORED-BROOKLAN
rooms two baths, arranged in two COM
plete apartments. garage; excellent cond.
Phone Dupont 0451 11s
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S6,o50-31s G st. ne-Substantial g.
rm. brk., h w h., bath, garage. all in excel
lent condition: easy terms to responsible
purchaser: house vacant: key at this ofice.
BOSS a. PHELPS 1417 X St Ma. 5000.
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61O MAPLE LANE.

About 3 SOS. from Silver Spring shopping
center; new o-story brick house on corner
lot; open; large rms. attic, cool porch.
"a it. long: $500. F. H. A. terms. OWN
ER wisconsin S6uS
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Charming spenish-type home, high al
sitnde iust on Pa. ave Sc. Lot 50xl 80.
dining room and kit, oil heat, huilt-iri
esrage Convenient terms. Eve. or sun,
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New, detached Colonial brick, large
rooms. 2 baths. On huge lot. with hem
lock and walnut trees; SlO,25O, Omen
Saturday and Sunday,
w. H. WALKER. Shoreham BLDG.
MA. 1880 or WI 54fih
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1889 KENNEDY ST. NV.
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED.
IA block east Of 18th St: 10 rooms 21s
baths inclosed porches. finished attic oil
heat lot 4Ox150; orieinAlly sold for
S1S,500. Open. Priced to sell ut
$11 Sff
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-13

FURNISHED four-noon nouAe. soutn
end. AAin 1919.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-13

Phone want Ads to Main sisi
Automobiles for Sale
REAL BARGAlNSi
MUELLER
HARKINS
BARGAIN BOWL

FOR THE NAN who wants rood
transportation at Low cost here's .
iixt thats made % order. fou can
have An automobile that VIII give
want 10 paw. shop while stock II
large. TRADES. TERMS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-13

rssas ws.s -. .. ~sss sss
AusemobiIss for Ssh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-13
MR.. CAR BUYER

NIX. SNN-DO en-
MOST CARS advertised at un-
usually low prices are worth
even less than the asking price.
Low price without real quality
Ia poor value. Whether you
do or do not buy here. we In
vite you to shop here and COM
pare values. No one maintains
higher standard Of recon-
ditioning nor offers more real
value at more reasonable prices.
IF YOU ARE unable to pay all
cash, we finance our own con-
tracts and are often able TO
work out payments which 9TH
ers are unable 10 equal when
financing through outside
sources.
RIGHT NOW we have 50 good,
sound light cars from $2s up
we'd like to show you. Here
are just four OF them:
'36 Chew. Town Sedan -. 1859
SO Dodge De Luxe Coupe. A2s
81 Chew. Town Sedan $3.50. %75
80 Chew. De Luxe Coupe -, oso
And Also Three Good Trucks
81 Chev. 1877" b. duals .s49s
's5 chev. 1877 W, b. duals E. 2eo
"a Chew. is-Ton Pickup 80. 26o
Shop Here-No Obligation
WALKER CHEVROLET
Division at No. list MAIN Bill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-13

Real Estate for Sale

Close TO Sixth Avenue
MODERN, small bungalow; Vene-
tan blinds: oil heat; only $4,000.
Close TO Lincoln Aioh
COMFORTABLE five-room house,
basement. furnace, hot water
heat; two full lots. A real bar
gain at $2,65o.
Close 10 18th and NJ
MODERN bungalow; large living
room, finished attic; two fun
lots. Only $1,000.
Close TO Sixth Avenue
LARGE modern seven-room house.
Corner property. All assess
ments in and paid for $3.50.
FOR appointments to show call
evenings, GA o634; daily, MA
o104. Agent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-13

WANT TO RENT or buy f-5-Toom
bungalow with OF WITHOUT bAse
ferTed. steadily employed. Box 1898,
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-13

SPECIAL
IS oLDSAoBIfsE converts
BILE eabriolet sport car De
luxe. Equipped with sis
wheels and heater. This
car books at es<3 without
extras. Special for SAT-
uRDAY only. Just the
way the customer turned
II In. Needs fo7I
little work $3.50. Y@
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-13
4 Acres With Stream

4 Acres With Stream
ALL cleared. fenced and cross
fenced; nice arm. bungalow
full plumbing; outbuildings are
very good; close in location;
consider home in Tacoma. Eve
nings call
South End Bargain
9 RMS, in fine repair inside and
out; basement; lots; nicely
Handicapped; free and clear
trade for smaller place or sell
on easy terms.
HEALY BROS, INC.
us Fidelity Bldg. BR 1877
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-13
CHECK THIS LIST

Many Other Cars Up TO Late
Model Bucks. Oldsmobiles
and Other Standard Makes
MUELlER-HARklNS
TIA broadway TIC 81. Helens
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-07
Selective Boards
Issue Notices

Notices have been mailed to all
selective service registrants by
the three Selective Service Boards
in Montgomery County as follows,
Assistance in the preparation Of
this QUESTIONABLE may be obtained
from the Selective Advisory Board
of Montgomery County, or its rep
resentatives.
"The Governor has appointed
Judge Charles w. Woodward,
Judge Stedman Prescott and for
mer Judge Thomas M. Anderson as
the Advisory Board to assist regis
trants in the preparation of ques-
tionnaires.
beginning Saturday evening
November 2, from z o'clock until
9 o'clock each evening except Sum-
day, through Friday, November 8
representatives of the Advisory
Board may be consulted without
cost, at: The Courthouse, Rock
vile; The County Building, Beth
esda; and The Dispensary Building
at Silver Spring"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-07
Community Fair
At Sandy Spring
Held Successful
George Crayer Receives
Future Far m er Award.
Dorothy Soper Wins Silver
Cup

For winning the greatest num-
Der of ribbons at the annual Com
munity Fair at Sherwood High
School, Friday, November /, Doro-
thy soper, fOlney, res 1sad the stu
dents cup, while Nellie Craver,
Brookeville, was the trophy winner
for the girl not in school receiving
the largest number of ribbons. To
the ninth grade went the award for
having the most entries.
George Craver received the Flu
ture Farmers award, while Cliff
ford Hay won the breeding pen of
chickens given by Mrs. Josiah w.
Jones, for winning the most blue
ribbons in the poultry exhibits.
Grand Champion silver cups for
apples and corn went to William
Hines, Jr., and Clifton Link cap
tured high honors and a silver cup
on his potato exhibit.
Prize winners in the shop work
show were Francis Snowden and
Robert Thompson. Championship
awards in the household classes
were: Ethel Thompson, candy; GRO
cheting, Mrs. Roy Davis; flower
arrangements, Mrs. William Hines;
baked products, Jean Downey;
clothing, a wooden dress made by
Nellie Craver; hobbies, Bernard
Case, for boys; and Ann Houston,
for girls; quilts and bedspreads.
Miss B. Moore.
Arrangements were in charge of
William Hines, Jr., Emily Wachter,
Sidney T. Lawler and Helen
Rodgers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-07
Anderson Names
Team Captains

Judge Thomas M. Anderson OF
the Community Chest campaign in
Montgomery County, today an
nounced the appointment of 20 ad-
ditional workers who have volun-
teered their services in soliciting
for Chest funds during the ap.
preaching campaign.
Recent enlistments for the cause
of human welfare in Montgomery
county include:
Area l, Division l, Team cap.
tains: Mrs. Robert Peter, Mrs
Camillus Stokes, Mrs. Stephen
Cromwell, Mrs. Somervell ]. Daw.
SON, Jr., Mrs. Harry Eaton, Miss
Emily Blandford, Allison H. Cha.
pin and J. Vinson Peter.
Area II, Division II, Additional
workers appointed are: Mrs. Her.
bert E. Day, Mrs. George w
O'Keefe, Mrs. Paul Henderson
Mrs. William w. Coltman, Mrs.
Marvin Johnston, Mrs. George E.
Muth, Mrs. c. s. Raynor, Mrs. Will
liam Simpson, Mrs. James Graves,
Mrs. A. H. Clayton, Mrs. Frederick
Cullen, Mrs. Maurice Martin. Mrs.
James Delaney, Mrs. Robert T,
Sutherland and Mrs. r. v. Herman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-07

porters in my home county. 1t
has been a fine campaign and ]
wish the best success to Rep.
Byron"
Byron carried the district by a
1910 majority.
Political observers agree that
the campaign was the hottest in
a long time. Democrats came out
for Willkie, Republicans announced
for Roosevelt and many refused to
vote because Of the 3rd term issue
Expressing optimism weeks age
by posting announcements of a
Victory Ball, the United Young
Mems Democratic Clubs of the
County are anticipating a capacity
crowd Friday evening, November
8, at the Manor Club.
Composite results are printed
on this page.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-07
William l. King In
Speaking Contest

William /. King, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Lawson King, Gathers
burg, will represent the State Of
Maryland, November II, at the
International Public Speaking
Contest, Kansas City.
Speaking on the subject, "The
Cooperative Movement in Agricul-
ture," young King has won seven
previous elimination contests and
will appear in this area as a repre-
sentative of the Future Farmers Of
America, national farm youth or
ganization.
A student at Randolph Macon
Academy, Front Royal, Va, Billy
is also popular member Of the
academy corps and will enter their
oratorical contest in the spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-07
Damascus Red Cross
Exceeds Quota BY AZ

Headed by Mrs. Delma Harris,
the Red Cross drive for Damascus
district went over the quota by AZ
members. Allotted 100 the various
communities produced 142 and
total of $1,000.
Following is a list of community
workers and the contributions
Damascus, $S6.95, Mrs. George w.
Boyer, Mrs. Melvin Holley, Mrs.
Bradley Woodfeld and Mrs. Hazel
Burke; Claggettsville, $1,000, Mrs.
Alvin Hood, Mrs. Carl Dornhein
and Willard Souder; Woodfeld,
$500, Mrs. E. d. Hawkins;
Browningsville, $3.50, Mrs. Mollie
Linthicdm and Miss Alma Bur-
dette; Cedar Grove, $500, Julian
King; Purdum, $S.75, Mrs. Richie
Haney.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-07

hours and fifteen minutes after
the polls closed the county results
were known.
Donald Bowie, Jr., President OF
the Board of Supervisors of Elec-
tions, announced that approx
mately 10000 people used the vot-
ing machines and that all returns
were posted by 9:15 p. m.
Election officials, party workers
and voters were unanimous in
their enthusiasm for the new
method of voting. Numerous re-
ports reached the election Office
he said, of voters completing their
ticket in fifteen seconds.
eve had no trouble with the
machines at ALL" stated Alfred D.
Noyes, custodian, everything went
like clock work and satisfaction
was expressed by many election
officials"
Outcome of the Congressional
race was not decided until late
Wednesday afternoon when Mr.,
johnson conceded victory to Rep
resentative Byron with the follow.
ing statement:
Iwant to express my appre,
citation to all my loyal supporters
throughout the 9th Congressional
District and especially to my sup
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-07
County Branch
of Bundles For
Britain Opened
Headquarters viii Be In
Silver Spring. District
Chairmen Named

With the Montgomery County
branch Of Bundles for Britain,
Inc, officially recognized by ma
tional headquarters in New York
City, plans for active participation
in the movement to assist England
with warm clothing and needed
medical supplies are rapidly being
completed.
Headquarters will be opened the
early part of next week in the
Maryland News building at Geor-
gia and Sligo avenues, Silver
Spring, with hours from IL a. m.
to / p. m. It is hoped later to
open similar headquarters in the
western suburban area of the coun-
ty and possibly in Rockville.
A meeting of officers and dis
trict chairmen of the branch will
be held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. E. Brooke Lee, presi-
dent, when wool and materials will
be distributed to the various chair
men for use in their districts.
District chairmen who have al
ready announced sub-chairmen to
assist in the work in their COM
munities include Mrs. Harry Sem
mes of Chevy Chase and Mrs. John
Diamond of Gaithersburg. Mrs.
Semmes' committee includes Mrs.
r. M. Kaufman, vice chairman;
Mrs. Curtis Walker, secretary
treasurer; Mrs. Francis Winslow,
chairman of used clothing; Mrs.
Parker Dodge, knitting, and Mrs.
b. HIP. Siddons, emblems.
Mrs. Diamond has as her assist
ants, Mrs. Gary Bell ana Mrs.
Douglas Diamond, both of Cath
ersburg, Mrs. John F. Larcombe Of
Washington Grove and Mrs. Ken
meth Waters of Germantown.
Appointment of Mrs. Upton ID.
Nourse as chairman for the Pooles-
vile, Beallsville and Jacksonville
communities was announced this
week by Mrs. Lee.
The county group plan to devote
most of its efforts at first to knit
ting. Through a generous dona-
ton Of money by Frederic Thomas
of Sandy Spring a large amount
Of wool has been purchased which
may be secured after next Tuesday
from the district chairmen.
With the approach of winter
warm wooden garments for both
civilian and fighting men are sore
ly needed and may be brought to
the Silver Spring headquarters or
left at the homes of the chairmen.
Organizations desiring to learn
more Of the work Of the county
Bundles for Britain are urged to
call Mrs. John C. Livingston in
Silver Spring and a speaker will be
sent to one of their meetings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-07

Latest returns from
the nation give Presi-
dent Roosevelt a margin
of more than four million
over Wendell Willkie,
his opponent from the
Republican party. Mr..
Wallace was r u n n i n g
mate of the president
and will take over the
duties of vice-president
next year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-07
Boy Scouts
Give Thanks

Members of the Rockville Boy
Scout troop and committee in
charge of the recent supper wish
to thank the public for their splen-
did cooperation in making the sup
per success. Mrs. Frank H. Hig-
gins was chairman of the affair,
the proceeds of which will go to-
ward reducing indebtedness at the
troop cabin.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-07
Mrs. F. L. Thomas
Names Helpers

Mrs. Frederick L. Thomas, who
is local chairman for Bundles for
Britain in Sandy Spring, has chosen
her committee as follows: Mrs.
Everett B. Wilson, Jr., Mrs. Will
liam John Thomas, Mrs. Milton
Bancroft, Mrs. Douglas Riggs and
Mrs. Brockett Muir. On Monday
afternoon the committee met at
"Tanglewood" and organized, and
is now at work.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-07
Richard Temple
Honor Guest

Richard Temple, English actor,
was honor guest at the regular
monthly meeting of the Rockville
Women's Club, held at the home Of
Mrs. Philip Frear.
For wearing the most amusing
costume, Mrs. Wallace Welsh re-
ceived a prize. Mrs. G. M. Hos
teller was assistant hostess.