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Three Graduate June 3

Three Washingtonians will be
graduated from Mercersburg Acad-
emy at exercises, June 3. They are
Hubert M. Hoover, George D. Hop
kins, Sd, and Burton S. Ostrow.
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Douohters of the Nile

Capt. Lila White announces a re-
hearsal of the patrol tomorrow at
8 pm. at Central High School and
requests all members to attend.
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The Saturday Mite Couple Club
OF Chevy Chase Chapter will meet
June l at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Ward, 6515 Maple avenue,
Chevy Chase, Md.
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$500.

Just Off Conn. Ave.
An exceptionally attractive town home
Just south of Taft Bridge. 1t is approxi-
mately % feet wide, tapestry brick
splendid bedrooms, living room and master
bedroom with f1replaces. 2 inclosed porches,
paneled attic tsuitable for studio). Every
up-to-date convenience, including G. z
refrigerator and AUTOMATIC HEAT En-
tire property in immaculate condition.
FISHER & CO.. INC, DI $3.50; OR EVE
NINGS CALL MR.. O'DONNELL. ia. 5172.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

23OO 10th ST NW-Vacancy for young
man: warm front room, good beds; excel.
r,1ea
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

$3.50, $3.50 CAsH-CORNER DETACHED
prlck nome IN NV. suburban; large rms,
bath. built-in garage This is a chance OF
nfetlme to purchase home on less than
rental basis Call REALTY ASSOCIATES,
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A fast-growing development of detached
homes-5 and rooms, i and paths;
garage; porches
ALL Alphabetically DIFFERENT,
$6,750 to $3.50.
WHY NOT DRIVE OUT TODAY?
Sample house open daily. To reach: Out
Michigan ave past Catholic University,
over new yiaduct to 18th st. ne, left three
blocks to brick gates and houses.
D. c. Developing Co., Inc,
OWNERS AND BUILDERS,
1912 X ST. NV. District $780,
Only 5000 Cash Payment.
Near 3rd and r. I. ave. ne Here's your
New Year opportunity nice rooms,
porches; excellent condition Call Mr.
Beasley. REALTY ASSOCIATES Natl 143S.
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WALK TO WORK-LARGE BED-LIVING
room, kit. Frigidaire, bath: attractively
furnished gas, elec. free 534 Goth st. n. W.
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les MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor,
123 Goth 81 NV
, SHANNON g. LUcHS CO..
1905 H ST. NV. National SS4s
5104 YORK LANE.
GPFENuTru E0nE1r


sell oo' u CITY oeslres 10
Colonial of the finest traditiona, dssi,,
Is TINS lovely, large home. 1t is situated
on oa oea1tnul lot containing over IL. 900
SCI SO Ieet: FIRST floor. large living room with
opeh ,Ita Nv oWood-ourning fireplace. dining room.
kI5tcnen, Iarsn dining alcove. den and lavatory
hg iarge sun porch second floor. large
nffarooms, nfeIa m baths; attic; basement. COM
tiones mag nji room and bath. air-condi-
the thsh 5est years old It is superby built Of
cure Tor generations. Its low price merits
TSqy nryo lmmedate mn Investigation Directions:
~ I've Guy Wisconsin ave. to Bethesda Bank
icy on Old GEORGETOWN I'd. 10 wilson Iane'
Homes HtHnes ,dn orsr OF mile to Greenwich Forest
raii nai, MI "ilken' Wisconsin 6752 for ap-
l4th 4 K cAFR1Tz Distric. eoso
S6.350-YoUR cHoIcE-S6 350
bo Bungalow, b ai | ". old, 5-rm. brick. full
,od PetgEorthI6-rm. brick. completely re-
oec'' pboIa D;,,; TUB. p shower; retg., garage
WASHINGTON REALTY CN Con Sonn
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ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS.
CONVENIENT TO DOWNTOWN.
400 10Th st. n.w.-4 rms. and bath $4,000
ette and bath '' 1880
.ette and bath WIN ' $3.50
kitchenette and bath ~ $500
kitchenette and bath $500
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor
- ~ g..
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NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL.
l4lO Whittier ST. NV.
New, never occupied rooms, baths
clubroom Open for inspection
WAPLE & JAMES. INC District 234S
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BARGAIN VALUES
GLOVER. PARK
OUTSTANDING VALUES,

OUTSTANDING VALUES.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
6O1 LAMONT ST. NV.
S1S 00-Rec. hall, living room,
%7o'oo dining room, 3 bedrooms
kitchen and bath garage. porch.
SIS Roxboro Pl. NV.
$40 00-Living room, dining room.
3 bedrooms, kitchen and
SEMI-DETACHED
Just West of Wis. Ave-, at River Road
4414 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV.
SKI 50-Living room, dining room,
8 bedrooms kitchen and
bath. large porches. rear yard;
garage.
Near 18th and Park Rd.
I445 PARKWOOD PL. NV.
S65. .00-Living room. dining room.
3 bedrooms, kitchen and
bath: built-in garage; 2 screened
porches elec. refrigeration.
CORNER HOME,
1920 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
S7S 00-Living room. dining room.
bedrooms, kitchen, 2
baths. laundry tubs and toilet in base
ment; built-in garage.
1904 X. CAERITZ. Dist. sos0.
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NEW WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL,

Here is a house that is beautifully sit
uaISo, overlooking Kent. Well-desiened.
MeH-ouit and priced very attractively,
has charming living room with fireplace,
prlsht dining room. 3 large bedrooms .
paths, recreation room with fireplace; built
IN garage, and air-conditioned Attractive
terms can be arranged
FRANK S PEIIIIp nTCr 1411
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| TILDEN HALL 3945 CONN AVE.-TWO
rooms and kit, facing ave-; switchboard
service; convenient transp; reas. See
manager
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apt, uptown district. complete in every
detail; living room, junior dining room or
study. large dinette. and kitchen, excep-
tionally large dressing closet. . double
Murphy beds; $50. Col. 1861. Mich.
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HOUSES UNFuRkIsHEp.

sbSSSeS SsNt
CHEVY e y CHASE D. &C. GTe ISL RMS, AND 3.
1927 Eye st. Dist. 5230-night. telephone
to 9 pm Brokers. attention.
1880 MORSE ST. N.E.-NEWLY DECO.
rated rates 6-room house, ami. Call at 1016
CORNER HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS:
newly decorated; oil heat rent reasonable.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO., 1871 K st. NV.
730 FERN PL. NV BEDROOMS, MOD
oe @ Is5rs5EasaE oWSE OF beat ia6
BON a s4I i4s9 = fSa Eye st ps 5ss6 nsh
telephone to pm. Brokers, attention.
36O2 10th ST. NV ROOMS, 2 BATHS
TERRE l1TTHE noIso fsc 1858 aee' 18th st.
NV. National 1856.
1406 SPRING .RD NW-sIx ROOMS
mi; reasonable: small family. Columbia
and bath on one floor; large insulated attic;
lieht basement with automatic air-condi-
reacb o hsat s9xs5 lot To
INQUIRE at Exhibit Home in Woodmoor.
1914 DECATUR NW.4 BEDROOMS, 2a
baths; best surroundings and transporta-
ton: ss7 80. Phone Woodley 5527.
GEoRGEToWN-EXCE LOCATION
Suitable small family Living room, din
bedrooms. dressing room. bath and base
ment lavatory. oil heat; $50. Dupont 5000.
BErHEsDA-NEW HOUSE, NEVER occU-
@ 5-rm. bunsaiow lSoiS any Woodiey 6s7o. t0'' &''0
THREE DETACHED BRICK, MODERN,
1st-class cond S75 to $50; vacant. Conv.
to schools. stores bus. Emerson 4117.
S65-1212, QUINCY ST; NW.-oUIET.
fd shopps censr ana es: ed
modern rms 3 porcheS, garage. Col.
27o4-J or Met o04s
CHEVY CHASE .MD;-NEW, CAPE COD
T Tise large Tms ot s5n FepSsss Mis bkf W. recr
ONLY s55-5317 5th ST. N.W.-6 LOVE
ditioned $50 Cromwell ter ne-6 rooms,
REAETY ne9ged gS5e4ss FSE Natl call
MT PLEASANT, OVERLOOKING R. c.
Park-4 bedrooms. oil heat. garage Con-
venient to everything. Exceptional bargain
n pofmen 5 A'sa'lf CALI REanfY E2s h2
National 143s.
3549 13th ST. N.W-NEWLY DEC. s
rms, bedrms., 2 baths, 3 porches; ami;
2-car earege: SO. Columbia 9s52
S5 Is. FRANKLIN FIR; N LIN. ST NE;1oIL BURNER,
built-in garage; rent, $50. Call at 2415
PRACTICALLY NEW HOME, AUTOMATIC
heat IT, poTch' @ refrigerator, garage: fine lot;
for $50 Columbia 1871: ewes, Shep 3471.
514 IRVING ST. NW.-BRICK DWELL
ing: rms, bath, gas, elec., h.-wh; lge
yard; rent S37 so. H. H. CARTER, 6l3
18th 81: NV. Nail 417S.
ATTRACTIVE HOME IN CHEVY CHASE
rooms 2 baths built-in garage. Large
lot. An offer invited. $50.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor,
723 goth st. NV.
Def CORNER-S6O-340 18TH ST. NE
= large rooms. oil heat, gar. Will deco
rate to suit tenant
1915 K BETHEL Dist 31oo.
BARGAIN-BRICK BUNGALoW-S45
Nearby Va.-5 bright rooms, tiled bath
heat: lot, 63x165 Rep. O225
NEAR. WALTER REED HOSPITAL,
l4l0 Whittier ST. NV.
New, never occupied 7 rooms, 2 baths,
WAPLE & JAMES. INC District 334s.
NEAR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL-OPEN
2453 TUNLAW RD NV
High-Class Home. Nearly New
37I4 T ST. NV.
6 rooms, bath. h -wh gar. refg. SOS 90
361s S ST. NV.
rooms, bath. h.-wh gar refg $50 90
WAPLE e. JAMES, NC,
1924 l4th St. NV. Dist. 3346
35 SYCAMORE AVE. TAKOMA PARK.
8 r, 2 b. h-wh., large wooded lot;
Path on 1st floor. Immediate possession
- wAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St. NV Dist 3346
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CHEVY CHASE. MD

NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB
owner leaving city. is anxious foY 4 Quick
colonial home, situated on a beautifjilv
,Moooeo lot. Living. room is 13x24I2. OPEN
ing on TO screened porch: bedrms,s n
p9rch on End floor: finished attic: nany
9nner oer attractive features: near schools
Fhone M1kkELSON & SON. Woodley 1856.
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED MEDIUM SIZE HOUSE, COM
land Park or Wesley Heights Send full
particulars. 1902 House ONCE Building.
! HAVE PROSPECTIVE TENANTS FOR
homes in the Northeast and would be
modern office TO listings OF available homes
in this section.
LOUIS H. HALL
-2l25 r, !. Ave. NE Hobart 6O20-6O21
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SAFE FURNITURE STORAGE costs no
more. Why take chance? Enjoy complete
protection. Low rates. Open storage. Pri-
yate rooms. Call Merchants. Natl 5000.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
MOVING. PACKING e. STORAGE.

YOUNG COUPLE desires room and board
in S.w. section near 4th and C SITS Rea-
sonahle. Box 394-A, Star.
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SPECIAL
ROOMS FUR. e. UkFUR.
ROOMS WANTED.

COLORED-1526 18th st. NV, Apt. B.
Large furn. or unfurn. rm.. senli-pVt. bath'
heat day and night; S17.50 mo.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

Mr. COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUES
rms. 2 baths, built-in gear gar.; refer
ence. Wisconsin 600e.
BURLEITH, 36OS r ST. N.W.--6 MOS. OR
longer. q ICONS, completely furnished.
Yard and garage. Near Western II. s. 9"
FURNISHINGS OF 10-ROOM HOUSE. 8
baths, basement, gar. S525, terms. Ideal
for congressional party or excel. guest
house: rent, S85. 1894 Lanier NV.
BETHESDA. CHEVY CHASE-NEW A.
bedroom home: 312 baths. maids rm.,
double garage; congressional session or
longer. Wis. 3479.
1859 RITTENHOUSE ST NV.
Modern brick, rms, 2 baths. rec rm.,
oil burner, attrac. furniture twin beds)
DIXIE REALTY CO, National $3.50.
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1866 CHAPLIN ST. NV ROOMS AND
modern kitchen, large porch; utilities fur
niShed; reasonable
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25 FRANKLIN ST NE-OIL BURNER.
hot-water heat: q rms. . heated porches,
bultt-in garage; rent, $50. Call at 2415
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- CONSULT THOSE WHO LIVE HERE.
Your Inspection Invited. Rates From $40
COLORED-251O HIGH ST. SCI or 9
men to share room, ami, conv. Navy
Yard; unlim. phone, home priv. Att 45O7.
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HOTEL STRATFORD.

7O1 10Th St nW.-1O0 beautifully furn.
single and twin bedrooms running water.
near showers and tub baths, lnner-spTing
mattresses. elevator Nicely furnished recep-
ton room single, $3.50 vk. UP; double
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

2-R., K. AND B. COOPER
ative apt for sale. Bargain. Call Columbia
HR21
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back porch: gas heat. electricity included
ch.w.; l block to bus; near stores: S42 so
month Michigan 2111.
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CHEVY CHASE MD-NEW CAPE COD
style. 9 rms, . fireplaces. bkf rm., recr.
nm; large lot; $50. Wis. 7113-W.
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PRACTICALLY NEW HOME, AUTOMATIC
heat. porch. refrigerator, garage fine lot
nearby Nd. 18th st. bus. Broom bungalow
for $50. Columbia 1871; ewes, Shep 3471
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514 IRVING ST. NW-BRICK DWELL
ing. 5 rms, bath. gas, cleo. h-wh; lge
yard; rent. $3.50. H. H. CARTER, 6l3
18TH 81. 4 " Nail 4l1R
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TAKOMA. D. every ATTRACTIVE
apt, new home: spacious liv rm., bedrm,.
able; S465O: couple Evenings 6632
Harlan pl near 1st and Whittier
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SIS, ,0O0-Nr. Marietta Park.
NyK1NTrD NETICT crrr

This semi-detached Groom brick. with
hot-water heat. built-in garage. in good
condition. Located in refined neghborhood,
close to schools; TRANSFORMATION and stores,
This is your opportunity to start the
New Year in your own home; small cash
payment. balance less than rent Evenings
phone Mr.. Perry. Greenwood 23fi4-J
HOHENSTEIN BROS.
and II Sts i.a noaA
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S65-l212 QUINCY ST NW-oUIET
convt neighborhood convt.. 14th and Park
rd. shopping center, schools, trans, etc ::
modern g rms, 3 porches, garage Col.
oT04-J or Met O045
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ATTRACTIVE HOME IN CHEVY CHASE
9 rooms . baths built-in garage Large
lot. An offer invited $50.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

COLORED-THREE ROOMS AND BATH.
NV; adults only. Call adams 1892.
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3549 18th ST NW-NEWLY DEC. s
rms. 5 bedrms., baths, 3 porches; m l.;
2-cdr garage. SO. Columbia 1852
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253S WILSON BLVD, Arlington-Sleep-
ing room. next bath Chestnut $3.50.
ARLINGTON. VA.-Large sunny room.
twin beds; homelike environment. excellent
table. 1872 n. Veitch St. Chestnut 671s.
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35 SYCAMORE AVE. TAKOMA PARK.
r, b.. h.-w.h, large wooded lot;
bath on 1st floor. Immediate possession
S67 so.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th ST. NV Dist 3346
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ONLY S55-5317 5th ST. NW.-6 LOVE-
" rooms. oil heat, garage; recently con-
ditioned. 230 Cromwell ter. n.e.-6 rooms.
2 inclosed porches. For inspection call
REALTY ASSOCIATES Natl iA2s
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

MAN desires furnished studio room, kitch-
enette; will exchange small services for
part rent Box 391-A, Star. 61
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MT PLEASANT OVERLOOKING R. c.
Park-4 bedrooms. oil heat. garage. Con-
venient to everything. Exceptional bargain
at S75 Available Immediately For ap-
pointment call REALTY ASSOCIATES,
National 143S
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FURN.-APARTMENT
FREE CAR AND GUIDE
NATL. 1896. Ewes, WIS. 6736-J.
941 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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ROoMING HOUSE. NEAR CONN. AVE.
addition to other rooms; splendid condi-
Ilon To settle estate Unusual value,
Sd, so, 300, FRANK NJ, DOYLE, realtor,
VI 10Th ST. u. District 1QGa
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BARGAIN-BRICK BUNGALoW-s45.
Nearby Va-5 bright rooms, tiled bath
with shower. fully insulated, automatic
heat: lot, 63x165. Rep 0225.
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NEAR WESTERN HIGH sCHOoI-oPEN
2453 TUNLAW RD NV
High-Class Home. Nearly New
6 rooms. . baths. club room $3.50
3714 T ST NV
6 rooms, bath, h -wh.. gar. refg Sos 90
361S S ST. NV
8 rooms, bath, h.-w.h., gar, refg $4,000
WAPLE e. JAMES. NC
1924 14th St NV Dist 3346
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1875 SPRING PL. NV. (3615 18th ST. y
: r.. kit. bath; near cars. buses; large
lawn; Frigidaire; newly decorated: $50.
MT. RAINIER. 4124 Send ST NE-5 R.
b. gar. , blks. bus stop. 81 st and Cedar.
Kew. 1920 Date st. Greenwood 2304
1885 18th ST. NV RMS. KITCHEN
bath: unfurn.; Si2 50; convenient location
Call for keys at 1871 18th st NV
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Natures Children
Dead Mans Fingers Sponge
(Chalina arbuscula)

matter The currents are created
by a specialized type of cells, which
line established canals and cavities
within the sponge. Each Of these
cells is provided with a collar and
from this collar projects a very ac-
tive moving f1agellum. These
f1agella keep moving so as to pro-
vide steady flow of water. And
1t is amazing the amount of water
that does pass through the body of
sponge in a single day.
If you should place a small bit
of living sponge in a glass of water
containing chalk, you would soon
see currents of water set up. These
would be passing through the sponge,
entering the pores in the sides and
being cast out of the oscula like the
contents of an active volcano.
A sponge reproduces itself by buds.
At least this is the more usual way.
These buds remain joined to the
parent sponge and grow Thus a
colony is formed that eventually
makes up the large mass which we
wrongly consider a single sponge
In certain species, eggs and sperma-
tozoa may also be formed. The
fertilized egg develops into a tiny
| sponge with movable hairs which
enable the baby to go places and
in this way sponges are distributed
all over the world, whether they be-
long to fresh Or salt water
Sponges do not have many nat
ural foes, perhaps because they give
off an unpleasant odor. But they
do have their place in the great
scheme, for they provide homes for
innumerable tiny neighbors and
others who are larger but defense
less against formidable foes.
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Seventh street NV, will receive ap-
plications until October Is.
The commission also is seeking
ordnance-men for the Washington
Navy Yard. and is preparing to hold
an examination for junior engineer
at 50 900 in all branches Of engineer
ing but aeronautical and naval
architecture and marine engineer
ing. Information on the latter test
is available at the commission head
quarters, Seventh and F streets NV.
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Motorcycle Experts
Sought by Government

The Government wants motor
cycle experts at the Holabird Quar-
termaster Depot, Baltimore. Three
years experience as a mechanic
supplemented by two years in a
supervisory capacity in motorcycle
overhaul and repair are requisites.
The pay is $1,000 to $4,000 and the
age limit so.
The Fourth District Office of the
Civil Service Commission, 800
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By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

On the Atlantic coast these
strangely formed sponges are to be
found. Imagination has been
brought into play in naming the
sponge. 1t grows something like the
fan coral which we find streWn upon
the beach after a storm, the main
stem being fastened to a solid foun-
dation, the branching made up of
many individuals.
Commercially this sponge is un-
known. Actually it is an animal of
sluggish habits, attached to the
floor of the sea or to a firm object
resting upon it. The color is gray,
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Exports of Lumber
Log Behind Year AGO

BY the Associated Press
The Commerce Department re-
ports that exports Of lumber in the
first eight months Of the year to-
tailed 745 OPT 900 board feet. a de-
cline of IS per cent from shipments
in the similar period last year.
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with possibly slight tinge of flesh
color. the form suggesting lifeless
fingers.
In spite of the belief that this
animal is leading a very dull and
quiet sort of existence. it is far from
lazy In fact, these creatures work
day and night. They must create
currents of water to bring them food
and oxygen and to carry away waste
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28
Ga. Prepares
Machinery
For The Draft

Georgia is preparing its machinery
to provide for the registration of an
estimated 495,000 men between the
ages of 81 and So under the new
military training law and drafting
a percentage of them into the
army.
The pattern for the Job arrived
in Atlanta Friday. Under the plan,
l84 local draft boards, to be nom4-
mated next week by Governor
Rivers, employ regular election
facilities for the general draft
registration on october 16. The
boards are to remain in Office until
the draft is complaSe. Thirteen
are to be located in Fulton county
and three in DeKalb. One board
will serve every 10000 registrants,
The draft board in each CON-
munity must supervise the compll-
Gated detail work of resistrating all
men between the ages of 81 and 35,
organizing the names for the draft,
deferring those names falling
Glasses II III and Nv, and acting
as a first appeal board for select
ed men who are seeking defernent
Glass I of the registranrs includes
all men who are immediately
available for induction into the
public armed forces Group A Of
Glass 1 will bear arms, Group B
comprising men with slight ply
sical disabilities buS able to serve
in noncombatant organizations
Under Glass II service will be de-
ferred because of the importance
to the nation of the service the men
are rendering in their civil posi-
tions. Glass III men are deferred
because they have relatives main
ly dependent upon them for sup
port" Glass w includes all those
whose induction is deferred by law
or is undesirable.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28
Albanian Dies
After Fall From
Second Story

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
A fall from a two-story porch at
301a Butler street, NE, early last
Saturday evening proved fatal to
Harry Hill, As, of 100 Webster street,
SW.
Mr.. Hill fell approximately 20
feet from. the porch to tile side
walk, his head striking the con-
crete pavement.
He died at $50 p. M, about 80
minutes after being admitted to a
Grady hospital ward. 1t was be-
lieved the man suffered a fractur-
ed skull and broken neck.
Mr.. fill was sitting on a bani-
ster, his back to the street, talking
to some friends before he lost his
balance and toppled to the side
walk.
Hospital attaches said the victim
was unconscious when he reached
Grady.
He is survived by a wife. Mrs.
Mamie Hill: three children, Misses
Harry Ruth and Kalie Bell Hill
and a four-year-old daughter;
two brothers, Louie C. Hill, of % G
street and James Hill, of Detroit,
and a sister, Mrs. Hattie G. Sims,
of Chicago.
Ivey Brothers will have charge
of funeral arrangements.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28
Father OF 7riplets Dead,
Future For Family Dark

mothers dress and still others in
sisted on doing what they had
been told not to do. Mrs. Gales
threatened to do some laShing such
as she had never done before.
She said no money, except So a
week earned by her daughter, was
coming into the house now. They
still had some blue food stamps,
but before there will be any more
she must pay Sc and arrange to
have them issued in her name, she
continued.
The night of the funeral of her
husband. the preacher lifted a COL
lection for them. UP to now, the
insurance companies have not paid
off.
FUTURE SEEMS DARK
Mrs. Gales said: 81 don't know
what we are going to do"
She managed to smile as she
talked. She wants to move into d
new home because as she said,
'it's unhealthy" where they are
residing now.
There has been very little help
from colored people, she pointed
out. Milk for the triplets is fur
nished free of cost by a national
canned milk concern.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28
ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
You remember the Gales triplets
two boys and a girl-born June
"a at Grady hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Gales, of the rear of
495 Gartrell street.
Alfred, Alphonso and Alfredda
were. No. IL, IL and 13 for the
Gales.
MIR. Gales, a man just turned 40,
was in bed nursing heart ailment
when the trips" were born. A lit
tie money was coming from the in
surance companies and a daughter
managed to get a few odd jobs
That was all the money the fam
lily had.
FATHER BURIED LAST SUNDAY
But, now, Mr.. Gales is dead. He
was buried last Sunday in Pen
field, Georgia.
Mrs. Gales, just 81 years old,
and her mother toiled over wash
tubs in the yard back of their
three-room house Wednesday aft
ernoon. The triplets were in bed
on the back porch.
The bed was covered with mos
quito net, but flies were bothering
the babies just the same.
Other children pulled at their