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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

bic and basement rooms, SB2 ,5O-S37.5oi
showers; walking distance. Dupont 9ui9.
l72S N ST NW.-LarRe, front fourth
floor, adj bath; double, would accommo-
date 3 girls: good board.
JUST OPENED-23O7 18th n.w.-Com-
pletely redecorated, with new furniture:
beautiful. large rms: excel. food; conVen.
located
1924 WooDLEY PL. near shoreham--De-
sirable 2nd-fioor room for two; semi-pr1-
vate bath; refined household; exc. meals;
reasonable; also table board. Adams O244.
1906 10Th ST, Near Dupont Circle
Double font, exceptionally well turn!shed;
balanced meals; piano. Hobart 1o4'.
4"24 10th N.W.-Army officers widow has
twin bedrm pvt. bath, shower clean
cheerful; corner home; gar.
MAN TO SHARE large front room with
another. twin beds unllm. tel; bqs at
door. IA
room. twin beds refined atmosphere; o%-
cellent meals: also vacancy in double room
for young man
l5l R. 1 AVE. NE.-In private homc;
large room; good coolins. Dupont oHA".
3132 24th ST. N.W.--EXclusive. refi9ed
pv,. home; rm., PVT. bath nr. ahcppiHg
center. uptown theatCrs eXCelen. tr2usp.
at door balanced meals. EN-. G71H.
3:l3 18Th ST N.W.-Doubie room; home
atmosphere; meals yod1, enjoy, $50 per
OFF CONN. nr; Wardman Park; :Sl5 9th
St-Vacancy, lady; attract. bright rm..
twin beds; home cooking. co. 1871.
1900 LAMONT ST. NW.--Convenient to
beds; excellent meals MI. 500.
1924 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Attractive
home; single beds; balanced meals; uni.
phone; reasonable; gentlemen. RA. 7l0S.
100 18th ST. NE,-Private home; > single
rooms. also double; comfortable beds; u
bl. car line reas. board optional
WOULD LIKE mlddle-aaed gentleman TO
room and board in private home, near
4th and r. / ave. ne: reference. MI. 7o4t.
S.s-s$0 ard ,Sa2: soulhern home cox
Tor,, G9: M5s " S Lulu Dean "iI4 1N.h st, ",
Ll"i UPsEUR ST. N,W,-Laree. G7u2le
cXcoileal meas: Nv. family. PA ,G2I.
RFRooKLAND N,G5mR-haed hom2e. OF !
meas: 81 17''-' Michsaa G!s Near ba.
1850 NW-studio room IL apt of
mother and dauaatcr: waking distance
down,owa. Dupon, G5o0. Ext. 5;.N.
YOUNG LADY desires another TO room
and board IN attractive apartment. Emcr-
ATTRACTIVE. PRIVATE HOME.
Double and s.nglc. excellent meals. gen
tlGmCl preferred. Dupont l222
NO ADVANCE PAYMENT REQUIRED
To accommodate new employees girls
front room. $40. 1900 10th 81. Il W -
THE ANCHORAGE.
COS Queen St, Alexandria, Val or
weIl-iurEished rooms with board
1Gitp JGG4 9gE 9TN ST W-PIEAsE NQTE
SBfE SgI PPBeH f6R ANR FRs Eo9M 3R tz 5F sym sgFT
WITH RESTAURANT MEALS AT ALL
HOURS ~ % OR $50 FOR .. B. ! n
PERsoN, MAID sERvicE. AVAfIABLE
The 18th.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES GROOM APT.
prefer furnished. may consider unfur-
nished; good location. DI. 1945.
EMPLOYED WOMAN. GENTLE. WITH
daughter, IL yrs, wants l large unfur
niShed room, kit. and bath; in PetWorth
section or nearby; by Feb. ]. Must be
clean and reasonable. Call Taylor 6120
weekdays 9-5 pm.
COUPLE, GOVT. EMPLOYE. WANT SMALL
apartment or > sleeping rooms. NV, close
in. Permanent. Box l33-D, Star.
WANTED ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH
unfurnished apt by emp yed yOunge lady:
prefer central location Box 403-C, Star
FOR ONE MAN, CONVENIENT TO
George Washington University: kitchen IA
cllities for breakfast only REQUIRED. Box
lS4-E Star
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE / OR > RM
furn apt. with another. inc. kit. pvt bath
not downtown; start Jan. ;. I'D. 9421. .
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES 2-ROOM
kit. and bath apt. II ". section. furn or
unfurn Box 21O-E. Star.
ONE ROOM AND PORCH OR > RMS.
kitchen and bath. fur or >unf. vicinity of
Conduit I'd: not over $50. EN-. 77ll. 13'
WANTED-LIGHT STUDIO ROOM WITH
minor Housekeeping facilities: near Capitol
Hill. Reas. Box @02-C. Star
ONE UNFuRN. SITTING RM.. BEDRM,
kit, bath; refined ladies and small child;
reas.: Petworth or Chillum pref. ia. O564.
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" ROOMS KITCHEN. FUPN. or u
tura. Ca bC,wCc. - Z m. and > ? n.
SunGsv Ir'orsoY ta5b-
d. + ST nee, NICELY FURNISHED
apts., SO. 80, 500: Fris.da.To ..F5t. hoet
and gas. -
4G.3 9th ST. NV ROOM KITCHEN
clasSed-iu porch. large closet reXt 10
bath. Uuhtle, included. Adults.
III RITTENHOUSE ST. N.W.-ATTRACT
furn. .f-rm tile bath apt; entire 2aG floor
detached home. everything new. large
closets FrIgIdaIre lawn. garage entirely
private $50 open. Hillside O3S5-J
ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH CLASS NEIGH
borhood; some Furnished Car available on
appt MRS GREEN Shepherd 5l2S
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ROOMS FURk. 6 UkFURk.

2l3s CALF ST. Ant. 4o5-Emp. lady
Will share :; rms kitchenettc eastern
expos. with another. S22 DU. 59O6.
I:s43 NEWTON ST. N.W.-"nd-f. rm.:
running water in room continuous hot
water; pvt. home: unlim. phone. AD 559i.
HILLCREST-LoyeIy large rooms, every
home comfort: bus at door: apartment End
garage available. AT. 4922-N
ATTRACTIVE ROOM, inClosed sleeping
porch; home . refined adults IL blocks
cars Randolph 1909
1891 SUMMIT PL NV large. l small
I'M: quiet, conv. Diet. home, pvt. bath. ga
rage optional DU O574. 1o*
COLORED 1928 G. ST. NE-Rooms for
rent. furnished or unfurnished
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

> ROOMS. KITCHEN. PORCH: ADULTS
only: $3.50 IL st. ne.
Glso P ST, NV, THE CHARLOTTE. APT
g-Loroe. brieht well-furn. studio room
kit Frigidaire: 2nd floor: S45.
1904 QUINCY ST. N.W.-ENTJRE FLOOR;
. rooms. dirette. kitchen. porch end bath;
gas electricity included: adults: $50
WOotRIDGE-2 LARGE ROOMS, L.H.K.,
Meeting room pvt. family; adults. 3034
Otis st ne North 4350
81 E. CAPITOL. sT,-N1CELY FURNISH
cd "-rGom apartment. regge Frigidaire'
sink; clan: eemi-bath. $3.50 per week.
Also l large front room. range. ST.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY, -
hath 25 per week. $40 Seward su. sc
70S VAPNUM ST. NV ROOMS. ELEC;.
,efg semi-pvt bath; adults; l block
car and bus
1890 D ST. N.E.-BEDROOM. KIT. AND
screened porch, running water; reasonable.
1890 D ST NE-LIVING ROOM BED
room, kit screened porch, running water;
reasonable.
2IO9 1st, ST. NV ROOMS: BACK
utilities, linens and dishes.
Mr. MAYFLOWER HOTEL. .17l0 M ST.
Apt @-1 rrl.. kit. semi-pvt bath, economy
apt; gas, cleo. linen. dishes furn.; $40.
Kitchen. Inquire La Sale management,
Apt. SIS Metropolitan 2l61. L.
ANOTHER GIRL TO SHARE CoNy. LOG.
cor apt near nisht IS school W unim 1oo4d tel
u"
OPPOSITE MERIDIAN PARK-.ATTRAC-
tivelv furn. studio apt, rooms. kit, bath.
MI. 2513 -
~ FARRAGUT PL. N.W.-ATTRACTIVE
Groom. kitchen, bath apt: new: utilities
furnished RA. 93S2 Convt. to bus.
1914 PEA ST. ,Nw.-LIv1NG ROOM
with studio bedroom, kitchen, bath
Frigidaire suitable for 3 or 4 adults.
HO O2S9. "
1914 COLUMBIA D-AIR-CONDITION
cd; large living room. beautifully furn.:
bedrm.. porch. Pullman Kit. shower bath.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY PT.-HOTEL Goth
and F SITS nw-1 room, kit, dinette, pvt.
bath, day 81; or : persons SON; week SlS; SIS;
furn. Ma. 5425. LINk1NS co. direction.
1877 JACKSON ST NE.---3 LOVELY
rooms, private bath. comfortably furnished.
for Ink; Frieidalre, c. h. water, auto:
heat $50 to matured couple with good
references. HO. 2617. Garage available.
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ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 800 Well-lOcated homes,
offer single, double and group
rooms. some with running water,
private bath at consistent rates.
A director with car shows avail
able space free to potential
guests. Phone Columbia 1850.
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BELMONT GARDENS.
IUL IUUII N. W.
rcics Ynnnn Penrln -
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

COUPLE desires room and board. private
home. no other rOOmorSt plenty heat. quiet:
near l4th s.. or Nj. Pleasant cars. Box
l46-E Star.
SINGLE ROOM near Capitol. for young
lady: private home preferred. Box l6@-E.
Star.
EMPLOYED MOTHER and 9-year-oId
dauchter. in suburbs. near school and
transportation. Box 52-E. Star
BROOKLAND-Youns lady wants. phone.
Gail :: m, Mich,asn 64@1
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM near Ross
lyn. Va. or near bus line. BY young man.
Govt. employe. Box 22"-E. Star.
ARLINGTON CO-Employed woman de-
slres large. well-heated, unfinished room.
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APARrMENTs SUBURBAN.
CONTINUED

rTrrNISuFD APARTMENT. E, BEDROOMS:
prefer m MARYLAND. near convenient tTaos-
portauon Box l62-E. star.
ONE-ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT,
kitchen, bath, NV Vicinity, Ie2S han4e
rc7raI Po% 1T4-E. star.
TO sUBLET UNTIL MAY 1-ONE LARGE
room or 2-room apt, kit shower. iurn.;
reas; preferably vic. 18TH St. Mass. ave.
and Dupont Circle; REFERENCES eXch.
After q. or Sunday, Ma S9sl' Ext, 1910.
REFINED YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE
would Ike to sublet furnished 2-rm. apt.
3 to i mos starting Feb. /. Prefer IN Va.
References Box 66-E, Star l2-
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
NV. APT. SITE.
- 600 50 #, on 3 streets; close-in. IN
good renting locality, with theater and
shopping section close hv.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
1jl9 K St N w. DI- lOl >
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APARIMENIS FURNISHED.

dnette. bath: expos Apt. SOB, IA.
LBAN ToWERs-sUBLEAsE BROOM
room. bedroom, kitchen, dnette, sleeping
porch; completely furnished. Emerson
1919 C ST N.W.-LADY TO SHARE
exceptionally attractive apt. ME. $500
Ext. SOP.
TWO R. K AND B. IN PRIVATE HOME;
all modern Improvements: refrigerator;
everything furnished, 6423 Condult rd.'
Brookmcnt, Md. two blocks from Dist. iile.
Cabin John car, stop 20.
SILVER SPRING, MD. 1920 and AVE,
Nicely furu. / and = room, k.,cher and
bath apts.: near shopping center, 10Th St.
Georgla ave. bus lines: utll. furn.; $3.50
and 30: adults. Shepherd 2GS0.
; LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH;
n n, fine building on Wyoming ave beaut!53
| months.
- ROOMS CoR MORE, - WK.
81 Randolph pl, at r and No. Capitol.
aDt. house service. Near downtown l3'
. S72 so > ROOMS; KITCHEN &, BATH,
Corner appartmei2l; screen porch.
electricity ana refrigeration: n
hour elevator and switchboard.
Verv attract!Vely turnxhed
Resident manager. The Mon
mouth. NE $500
633 LAMONT ST. NV.
second-hoor apt, :! rooms. kitchen and
Rsjh ha3 hesJ gas and light iurnihed s4252
IN basement and metal garage, $50 month
| ly: heat, gas and light furnished; con-
! Ve3ient TO stores and transportation. FED
ERAL FINANCE co. 9l5 New York ave.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

SGblc. mo % " beautifully fE-n
SUITE. living room, bed m, IA Il. &C
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1927 18th ST, NV

DUPONT CIRCLE AND CONN AVE
One Of WaShirEtonS La.gesr Cues Homes
Phone IN FVerv Room H'Cr'~ Bath
EXCELLENT FOOD VARIED MENU.
ITS N ST. NV.
Single. Double. Triple Excellent Meal.
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633 LAMONT ST NV
LADY WILL SHARE
MASS AVE APT

The BclvCdcra 1901 Mass. ave. r "
rms, xii bath easy walk. dis. 70 work
S215u. Ma 96S3 InGu.rr Aut III.
SHOREHAM HOTEL.
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1888 "o,h ST NV. GUST OFF conn.
ave- Il r-a-cr p T'mort waking cIs-
-drCe 10 down own. T. g5 rC-r- CCCrO ~,
kitchen ana bath. $50. JACK HAYES.
Rea tor. Dupont IS
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UNFURNISHED APARTMENT. 3 ROOMS.
Kitchen and bath electric refrigeratOr; rea-
sonable. SIS Jefferson ave, Riverdale. Nd.
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iafsq QG ysrd aeaes RAl OILY y! - So AIT ues
mel ~ FarrasUt pl NV RA. 1l2g.
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Irc room. dlnette, kitchen. bath. porche>;
h0t-water heat included. fac.ng park,
So 81. 1917 14Ih d.
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3711 18th ST. NE, Woodridge-Single
room in pvt. home: maid service and no
other boarders. Phone Michigan 40.
1890 18th ST N.W.-Convenient 10 trans
portation: comfortably furn double room;
meals served any hour, sandwicheS packed:
recreation room. Why not get the best for
less? CO. 1856.
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WHITE OAK, MD-3 ROOMS KITCHEN
private bath, furn. or unfurn heat elec
incl; private entrance: garden. Shep-
herd 41q4-J
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BOULEVARD APIS.

South Washineton and Green St Alex
VI. Large living rm bedrms. dinette.
.i.chen and bath. overlooking Potomac
River: southern exposure; no children; S65.
Res mgr Temple 424O
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2020 T ST n W
gentlemen.
2O14 KALORAMA RD. NV.
1926 Rhode Island Ave NV

Triple double several places for SINGLE
persons Phone in room. CIuD lounge 100
guests S0lrct!yn menus. walk 20 work.
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S40-3 RMS, KITCHEN, BATH: REFG.
included l1I2 Summit p! NV. 3 blks.
from ont and Cll. rCs RA :'S3G
Evening star., 1941-01-12

"123 FIRST ST. .NW.-MoDERN. TWO
rooms, kitchen bath; ,automatic heat
h.w.. EleCtroluX. So. incl utilities.
TWO APARTMENTS. FURNISHED; Also
NV. NV +"' '''0-'eU '00''''' ~ N-''- IA IL.
lO5 RIDGE RD. Sc RMS. OIL HEAT,
FrigidaIre; nicely furn.; S35. 3 rms, bath.
pvt. entrance.
ARDMORE. 9l5 10th ST. Nw.-NEATLY
furn. bedrm.. kit, bath apt; adequate
heat; SO week.
104 KENTUCKY AVE. SCI LARGE.
Ink. room lSt-floor front; no OBJECTION
GIRL TO SHARE FURN. APT. WITH AN
Apt III. Hobart 6565
LONSDALE APIS. CALIFORNIA ST. JUST
west of Conn. ave.-Sublet > bedrms.. liv.
Cali DU. GSi 57SS mornines for appointment
20 JEFFERSON ST. NE, ROOMS
month incl. ga gas. eiec heat. RA 465is. 10
GIRL TO SHARE GROOM KTTcH1ENLETTE
bia I'd NV. Apt 81. Hobart III.
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND SEMI-PRIVATE
bath; ,elec. and heat furnished, $50 mo-;
settled couple no children. Baileys Cross
> RMS, KITCHENETTE, BATH; AUTO.
heat. c.h.w.: Mt. Pleasant; adult gentiles.
RA. 3021 after 80 Sun. $3.50 weekdays.
Ills CHICAGO 2 ST, ST. Sc s;E-2 ROOMS.
Kitchen screened back porch. all utilities
furnished; available Jan. Is. Ii. 5451-W.
DOWNTOWN. NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE
Completely furn. Groom apt; all utilities
furn. l4ll N st. NV. North 9640,
22Og RANDOLPH ST NE ROOMS.
kitchen. dinette. bath: adults; $40 month.
Decatur 2636-J.
GEORGETOWN-LIV.-B BED RM.. KITCH-
en-, bath; Frigidaire, electricity, gas incl;
S35. l411 Both 81. NV.
WANTED-GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT
with another. Call Dupont 49l2.
BEST MT. PLEAS .SECT-BED-LIV. RM.,
kIt -dlnette; oexcepti2naE adult sentileS; no
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE 2-ROOM APT.
with another; $50 mo-, incl. meals. 2224
40th st. NV. Apt. 3. WO. s034.
FIRST-FL. APT: 3 RMS. EXTRA LARGE
Kitchen, shower bath: refs. gas heat. all
It'll furn.; esrege; > blks. 18th and Col.
S32 Ontario o.. NV. HO. 9411
1919 RTTTENHOUSE ST. NV ROOMS.
kitchen, bath: gas. electric, refs: empl.
adults: convenient. GE. 2019.
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entTaHC~. o.! hear. ch.v.. r7dec
1@4g IRVING ST. NV -REDECOR %
laree room large kt.cnor, pr.vate bah.
Fa. eloc.. phone. TrI-Idaire Incl. 81 5u.
tl9 ALLISON ST N.W--ud FLOCP.
corner, private hone, : rms. EItc'l-n. he 3.
a nj. ocDr.e acUlrs SG5. IA $3.50.
so QUINCY ST NV ROOM=.
lltctC' mOGcrn bath elt.rc!v private,
rs cleo chW lu.na newly &C.; S4i 81.
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TANOMA GARDEN APIS--SOUIH; *
posurc. iee.. bright rooms N old home
modern; trees hrCpl., liy. rm.. din I'M, ,
Sunrm.. bedrm.. kit, bath; Uul. and tel!
incl; So 80 80 Elm ave. SH %45N.
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BLOCKS FROM WHITE HOUSE - .
beautiful furnish rooms kitchen. ba til;
a mi: responsible adults only. 2O06 Eye
St. NV.
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ARLINGTON - UNFURN. > LARGE
rooms Kit. pvt, bath. garage; phone uni
form heat; employed couple preferred.
| CHI. 49,
ENTIRE md FLOOR 4 RMS PVT
bath: newly dec; utilities incl; reaS 2OI9
N. Nelson st. Arlington. CF. .23G.
1919 N l4th ST, ARL1NGTON-FUR-
nshed; rooms. bath: utilities: near bus.
stores. Couple preferred 500. CT. 1908. :
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NR GEORGIA AVE AND DELAF+ELD PI.
VT rooms. aItomatIS h-t-Tater hClt.
sa.aee lovely basement, house IN perfect
condition Price. $1,000 Cau Mr.. KE-2-
LEY, SH 2615 or DI. 334G.
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DESIRABLE ROOM for couple md floor,
front. southern expo, oDen view. Conv. loc-,
refined surroundings 1861 Blltmore 81. n ".
63l GIRARD ST NE-Comfortably furn.
front single room, cOnv. tranSp., excellent
meals MI 1919
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CONG7 ES1 HEIGHTS 32Iu gth PL. s r
large rooms, kitchen. private bath a.
entrance. o.. hrsr. c j W, radeC
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15O7 2Nth PL-. AT PA. AVE. SEW.
rm bedrm kit. din. bath, recr. room
with toilet pOrches heat ,fuTn.; 500.
Avail Feb | Woodley 53l3A
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1888 M ST. NV.

AT CONN AVE
OPPOSITE ST, MATTHEW S CATHEDRAL
LIVE WITH Us AND BE HAPP
GOOD -NUSIC-VARIED MENU
Evening star., 1941-01-12

2-ROOM AND BATH UNFURN. APT;
ho' water: or bus line nea~ Wes' Falls
ChuTch. Va; So Phone Fans Church
Evening star., 1941-01-12

FOREST GLEN, IN -BT- SERVICE
20 ACRES 81 ROOMS GOOD FOOD
PHONE SFEPHr RID poi" OR 57Nl
JUST OPEN,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-30
Farm Production Increase
Proposed At Farm Meetings

creases include milk 209S, barley
2O1o, garden products 179o, hogs
1879.
A petition to exempt Montgom-
cry County from the proposed Fed
eral reduction Of 1870 in corn &C
reage is being presented in Wash
ington to the A. A. A. This mea-
sure has an excellent chance Of 60
ing through, farm leaders declare,
and is sponsored by the Maryland
State Grange, Farm Bureau and
State A. A. A. heads.
Other farm products included in
the proposed increase and percent
age increase over 1941 are: eggs,
796; cows, go; chickens, 1879 tur-
keys, 1870; marketing and farm
slaughtering of cattle, 10; oats,
48S; rye, $50; hay 1917; tobacco.
$50; Irish potatoes, $50; and vege-
tables, 19d.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-30
Reports Health Meeting

A report from the seventeenth
annual meeting of the American
Public Health Association re-
Gently held at Atlantic City was
brought to the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Lay Health Council at its
regular monthly meeting, October
%, by Mrs. Randolph G.. Bishop,
Chairman of the Branch. She
reported that nutrition and public
health education were the high
lights of the meeting. The Com
mittee on Community Organiza-
ton for Health Education empha-
sized that public health work
never can be fully effective unless
people outside the health depart
ments share actively in COM
munity health programs and
pointed out that in many COM
munities the need for outside help
is particularly great at this time
as a result of the defense pro-
gram.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-30

In making a last minute public
appeal for the Red Cross Roll Call,
Judge Charles M. Irelan, Red Cross
chairman for Montgomery County
concluded with the following:
GAS the Annual Roll Call of the
Montgomery County Chapter of
the American Red Cross draws to
a close take this opportunity to
publicly thank everyone who has
taken part in this great and good
cause.
Again the Red Cross has appeal
ed to the people of our country and
as usual they have responded
intellectually.
l commend the workers who
have diligently performed the tasl
Iof bringing this appeal into you
homes and Offices, and thank thu
people as whole for their gen
erous contributions.
By reason of your support W,
shall carry on and extend still fur
Their the splendid work of this FINE
American organization"
Mrs. E. J. Boothby, Roll Cal
chairman for the Montgomer,
County Chapter of the American
Red Cross has announced that the
Roll Call for the County Chapter
will close on the 31st of October
Mrs. Boothby expressed the hops
that all of the Roll Call workers
would have their areas covered al
that time and be able to return tc
the Chapter Headquarters theii
final reports. Mrs. Boothby is urg.
ing her workers to make every eff.
fort to see that each section is GOV.
cred and that everyone has hat
the opportunity to join the Rec
Cross.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-30
Brault Picks Two
Defense Council Aides

Albert E. Brault, executive di-
rector of the Montgomery County
Defense Council, has announced
the appointment of Police Chief
Andrew M. Newman as director of
police service and Philip J. Aus
Jensen as director of information
and publicity service.
- Chief Newman, a resident Of
Chevy Chase, was formerly with
the Department of Justice hand
ling World War fraud cases. Mr..
Austensen, a member of The
Washington Post staff, lives in Sill
yer Spring. In the recent aluminium
drive he served as publicity chair
man for the drive throughout the
county.
After consultation with Thomas
s. Green, assistant director of
homes registration, and John M
Guild, field adviser of homes regis
tration, both of the division of De-
Tense Housing Coordination, the
council is considering a survey of
all vacant houses, apartments and
rooms in the county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-30
| Grand Jurors
For November
Term Drawn

Judge Stedman Prescott has
drawn jurors for the November
term of the Montgomery County
Circuit Court which begins Novem-
Der 10.
Under an act of the last Legisla-
ture the allotments of Jurors in Be-
thesda and Wheaton districts were
increased from to 8 and from {
to 9 respectively, while those Of
Laytonsville, Clarksburg, Pooles,
vile, Jamestown, Olney, Gathers
burg, Potomac, GAINESVILLE and
Damascus districts were each de.
creased one.
The list follows:
Laytonsville district - Mersor
Burns and Cover D. Armstrong.
Clarksburg district = Byron E
Darby and Richard T. Schaeffer.
Poolesville district Howard w
Spurrier, Charles G. Sellman ant
Gilbert A. Myerly.
Rockville district - Herbert E
Butts, Oliver H. Perry, Ebert T
Clagett, w. Halle Chisholm, Philip
w. Gates and W. Randolph Tai
bolt.
Colesville district - Henry w
Strouse, julius B. NARROW, Eugene
Hopkins and A. Woodrow Thomp-
son.
Jamestown district - LinwooC
Howard and William G. Miles.
Bethesda district - Claude E
Mossburg, Lawrence E. Williams
Ernest W. Heilmann, George "
Allen, Louis R. Maxwell, Leason H
Adams, w. Robert Prodigy and
John E. Reside.
Olney district Lawrence w
White, A. Douglas Farquhar and
R. LAUGH Benson.
Gaithersburg district - Alfred
]. Christie, Jr., w. Wilson Briggs,
Walter F. Reinhart.
Potomac district - Joseph F.
Burroughs and G. Ellington Bell.
GAINESVILLE district - Charles
H. Davis and Richard S. Hays.
Damascus district - William A.
Baker and William S. Watkins.
Wheaton district - Charles A.
Echloff, Leo r. Hubbard, Louis C.
Dismer, Melvin T. Allpress, Ber-
nard A. Cannon, James T. Atwood,
Miller A. Cassidy, Edward A. Tay-
Tor and Charles F. Helm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-30
Gaithersburg High
School Supper Nov. IL

Gaithersburg High School off
Gals are busily preparing for the
annual turkey supper, November
Is, which will be held in the audi
torium from until 8 P. M. Miss
Fife Ternent is general chairman
while Mrs. Gary Bell will be in
charge of food preparation.
Special committee chairmen
have been appointed as follows:
Mrs. Jane Keller, supervisor of
home arts building; Mrs. George
Darby, supervisor auditorium;
Mrs. Laura Walker, supervisor
cafeteria; Mrs. Norman Jacobs,
turkey; Mrs. Carroll Walker,
dressing; Mrs. Clayton Watkins,
gravy; Mrs. Clyde Fletcher, pota-
toes; Mrs. William Griffith, peas
Mrs. Charles Phoebus, sauerkraut;
Mrs. w. R. Strosnider, slaw; Mrs.
James Cross, cranberries; Mrs.
Marshall Walker, rolls; Mrs. Alex,
coffee; Mrs. Norman Belt, cake;
Helen Rice, outside suppers; Mrs.
Strube, pie; Mrs. Elmer Hoyle.
butter, cream, sugar; Mrs. Lewis
Reed, tables.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-30
POLICE TO GET
WAR TRAINING
IN COUNTY

Police Chief Andrew Newman.
who returned yesterday from a
two-day defense training course in
Baltimore, announced every msin-
Der of the Montgomery County
force would be training to deal
with wartime problems such as
bombing raids, gas attacks and
riots.
Chief Newman, who is also in
charge of police service under the
counyt council for civilian defense.
said defense training would be
given to several members Of each
Of the three sub-stations and that
these men, in turn, would train the
other members Of the force.
"In my opinion" Chief Newman
said, "police are the first line Of
home defense. It is necessary for
every policeman to be instructed
in the actual methods of protect
ing lives and property to make the
defense program a complete sue
cess.
II intend to see that the Mont
gomery County police are
thoroughly acquainted with the
methods Of protecting our citizens,
their property and their rights so
far as it is possible"