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Evening star., 1942-06-25
GARAGES FOR RENT.

CONCRETE GARAGE WITH HEAT ELEC
and running water: $50 mo-: available
July /. Apply between 12-3 pm. only
1888 Conn. ave. NV. NO. 4211.
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SILVER SPRING-s8 45O

Almost new Groom brick: center-hall
pan large living room. dining room first
foor; , bedrooms and bath second foor:
porch, large lot. trees: near schools and
shoppiue center: terms CT ENN REALTY
co, $500 ColeSville I'd SH $500
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SUMMER CAMPS.
oUT-oF-roWN REAL ESTATE

PINE TREE CAMP. FOR GIRLS. Mr. Po.
como Manor. Pa.-(3lst yrl or mos
from July l. Phone WO. 513s.
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GARAGES WANTED.
AEROPlAkES.

ARMY OFFICER wants garage for dead
storage of car for duration. Call after
: pm, CHI. 1900, Ext. 132.
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INVESTMENTS.

Very reasonable: one for So $50: $500
down, bal. first trust on Eye st. Sc: one
for 50 550 500 down. bal. frst trust or
n, Carolina ave. ne. and 2 similar ne
All rented to reliable tenants Of 10 yrs
" HERBERT 4 SONS. REALTORS
BIB CAPITOL St Ii. O129,
Ifar STHce Hour. Cou PA Se30
Evening star., 1942-06-25

WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE OR FACTORY.
Fireproof; over 5000 IT,. l story; no
obstructions on floor, no waste space:
heated. Downtown; wide alley for shipping
and receiving. RE. 1855
Evening star., 1942-06-25
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

CHERRY AVE, NORTH BEACH PARK
6room furnished cottage, near water. elec..
inside toilet; reasonable rent. WO. 6111.
WANTED TO RENT. COTTAGE AT NORTH
Beach. Nd, furnished or unfurniShed: also
interested in buying lot or completed
house can arrange TO pay cash. Write
Box 344-K. Star. 25'
BEAUTIFUL BAY FRONT COTTAGE FOR
rent furn.. rooms, large porch. screened
m l.; boat. exc. swimming, fishing. IA.
S2Il after 6 pm.
OWNER TRANSFERRED = ATTRACTIVE
f1ve-room cottage on salt water. 80 miles
out water, electricity. screened porch. So
foot frontage, real buy at SI,245: easy
terms. Sterling a55l
NORTH BEACH COTTAGE FOR RENT. Il
block from water, Frlgloalre, gas. water in
SIDE large screened porches. GE s73l
OVERLOOKING CHESAPEAKE BAY-A
corner house Of . stories, the o,d-fash-
Toned. solid construction. probably built
by a sea captain. 10 rooms. bath, cleo
tricity. public water. large screened porch:
only 33 miles from D. C. line. A bar
gain at $3.50.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K St. NV Ma 1853.
RENT OR SALE
Modern Spanish bungalow on salt water.
good fishing. private wharf. > rooms and
bath. electricity. SHADY and cool; 20
miles from D. C. DAVID E. BARRY
NE. o0o5
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NEW BRICK HOMES

AND 3 RMS AND . BATHS.
OPEN TO PM
Splendid apooinl -Spscio,Is-Iiyable
Price and terms reasonable To reach:
OUT wilson nlvd.. about 5 blkS beyond
Fgiao, FFggnt over new S s. blk . 7la C,3
TAO. Eve. GI, 1909 49,
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ONCE THERE WERE so.

But only 4 are left-The last for the
duration. Arch. designed 3 heirms. =
bath houses, N lovely Woodside Forest
Ideally locate.. Sensiby restricted. with
last buses al tho corner only few mine n
downtown; commuter trains only mile
away Pre-war prices stiA available and
trades considered.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Attention War Workors

=. Stream-lined transportation-get 70 work
rolIlng 70 and from your lob 1871 Pom
tiacs' al body styles. Lowest prices in
See our beautiful display at 1437 Irving
street NV. Adams $500. or on our lor
at B!sdensours I'd. and New YORK ave n e.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
EXTRA GOOD

e-room brick semi-detsched beautiful
chestnut trim and doors throughoul. :.
baths, gas heat; new-houSe condition. finc
NV. location, l block to fast bus; 81 / 900.
EDMUND j El.YNN RE l1l
Evening star., 1942-06-25
APARTMENT HOUSE.

Choice NV location. close in 81 units
various sizes; total rental approx S33, 900
4 conservative investment and good in.
come producer. Priced reasonably to di.
vide interest.
?. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
Realtor,
Investment Bldg. RE. 11e1.
Evening star., 1942-06-25

PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Ln7rS
Evening star., 1942-06-25
cA27 2nd PL. NV.

OW MIN X ANSF FERRED.
Slo,25u-Detached brick. about ] year
old conveniently located to rapid trans
portatlon schools and stores. between
Iuckerman and Underwood sts; & rooms
8 bedrooms | bath 2nd fir; recreation
room with bath. Shown by apnontrnant
EN- lS9O till 3 pm. F. A. TWEED CO.,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASINO CoMMISSION-CASH
I personally will pay cash for houses,
fats. stores or apartment houses. g. G..
DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave. MA. 44S2.
WHAT REAL ESTATE HAVE
YOU FOR SALE FOR CASH?
We are in need OF houses, business prop
erty or small investment buys Cal Mr
Whiteford. McKEEVER g. WHITEFORD,
DI a10G
Evening star., 1942-06-25
NEW APT. BLDG,

Good NE white section: 2-story bldg.:
bath aDrs tents eaeS bndns dns5e sexnS inS
#; nicely financed. Price, $4,000. on
terms. Call MR.. DREW. RE. 11S1.
p ELIOT MIDDLETON Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1942-06-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BETHESDA MD
tSOlLlnueQ y

Brick bunsalow, five rooms and bath.
insulated attic, full basement, auto. heat,
sarase. Reasonable terms. Wisconsin 1901.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
SHOPS FOR RENT.

90l 18th ST. NV
CORNER BASEMENT SHOP, S15 PER
MONTH INCLUDING HEAT
L. w. GROOMES
171a Eye St NV
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BRIARCLIFF-S17950.

ROOMS, BATHS.
This appealing new stone-and-brick
residence offers extremely good value IN
one of Washin2tons finest restricted loca-
tions. Il includes 1st-foor bedroom and
bath. 3 bedrooms and > baths on 2nd
moor. recreation room. maids room and
oath IN basement. The lot is well wooded
and is set Fl by > drv s.one walls in the
SaIden For details Pleas cali MI Poston,
FRANK S PHILLIPS RI AL
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NORTHEAST BARGAIN

18th ST. e, near East Capitol-Det.
ist comm, 8 rms, bath. h.-w h, deep
iot etc, Convenient TO everything A
barsain for only S4.650, on terms Ideal
home or investment
Leo M. BernStein e. Co ME s1nn
Evening star., 1942-06-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE OR 5
room un1urnlshed house. all modern conv..
or Apartment; good transp. prefer Airing
G1714. from 10 70 I D n
Evening star., 1942-06-25
BETHESDA MD

141k01@41y 1v11~s
Four Groom, 2-bath houses with ga
rage, automatic heat. leased at S125 90
FER. month; price, S11 .450, easy terms.
L. G WHITE. REAL ESTATE.
WI 1900 EVE WI 4943 25s
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-19
Historic Cannon
AT University
Going To Scrap

Two eaAnons that helped defend
Washington in the war of 1912 will
Soon be aiding the United States
agam As the scrap drive at the
University of Maryland gets UNI
derway> Fae two eannons have
been ON the campus for many years
and have often been pointed out
70 visitors as the first line of artil-
levy defending the capital in the
war For sentimental reasons
SOME Objected 70 the scrapping of
them hNt they have since been con-
vReed that the need for them is
great,
The Scrap Committee Of the Vic
terry Oeunen Of the University UNI
der the direction of Les Meter of
RaltmeEe, Nd is in charge of the
pEeleet The committee has already
sponsored one drive which Melted
approximately so tons of vitality
Aeeded scrap material,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-19
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Company Says wfMaaksN

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-19
Diekerson Church
Mortgage Burned

Sunday, November 10, was q
happE occasion for the Methodist
Church IN plpkarsan, for " was
The dedication NJ the church, free
ing N from indebtedness " was
an allrday meeting with luncheon
f0p tho guests, being served by
tha Ladies NJ the Christian I'm
deaVgr,
Az The morning session Mrs,
Walter Matthews gave y resume
NJ The activities NJ the ehuFeh and
presented The trustees with the
Ganeelled note, II was with real
pleasure and pride, thai they, IN
turn, burned II,
~, Edwards, District supeFin-
lendent NJ West Washington, pre-
sded Al the meeting, In the after
neon The principal address was de-
liVered by Dr. \, q, Prettyman,
Through his endaavor $3.50, was
immediately raised to defray OK
penses feF the painting of the
ehuFeb,
Nv, Thomas Morgan, minister
NJ glaFksbuFg and Diekeraon
ehpEehss, and bis congregation
we're highly praised,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-19
Rockville Community
no Sing Again

Sponsored BY the Rockville
RecEeatioA Council on Sunday,
November % at 4 o'clock in the
Afternoon the Rockville community
is AGAIN gplag 70 raise It's voice in
song in the Court House, livery
ONE is welcomeA Young and old
eosAe il YOU can sing-coMe if YOU
.eaAnot sing.
Miss Lucille johnson and Miss
Mary Hart Instructors in the
Montgomery County schools will
direet the music, Special numbers
are being prepared BY them, and
GAanksgiVing song sheets will be
added to the music booklet, The
pecemAer community sing will be
sponsored by the Woman's Club OF
Rockville. Mrs, Robert G. Gilmore,
President
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-19
0peretta No he
Repeated Dec |

undep the speNsegship @ the
Bethesda AeaM ef Wade the
montgomery County AeyeyaFas
win present the Gilbert and ANl-
Ivan Nmie opera mfimtes of
fensNnOeN IN the auditorium OF
Che LELAND Junior high School on
Tuesday evening" December 1,
Previously shown IN Rockville and
~ tho Naval Hospital IN Bethesda
tho show has met with enthusiastic
response NJ both places,
In Tho east ~ the opera are
three members VI tho voeally FAM
Gus stock family Edward im VI
Steven and Aagela, IN addition N
mone than 40 other slngers from
Various parts ~ the county
Proceeds from the show win be
divided equally between tho her
thesda Hoard " IPrade and q heal
war relief organisation,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-19
Vocational Trainee
With Aircraft Company

Arthur Torrance, Chevy Chase
and Harry Allen Walters Of SiiO
Wisconsin Avenue have obtained
very good positions NJ the result
of their training under ]. w
wisner, instructor OF the Voca-
tional Training Classes now being
held from Z TO II P. M. Monday
through Friday at Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School.
Mr.. Torrance with less than
. 200 hours Of Aircraft Sheet Metal
Training has gone TO q well known
aircraft factory in California. Mr..
Walters has secured a good job
with a local aircraft company.
Both feel that the training they
received at the Bethesda school
was In a large measure rceponsi-
BILE for their qualifications for
tho Jobs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-19
Union Services AT
Presbyterian Church

Union Thanksgiving scrvice'
will be held at the Rockville Pres
byterian Church, Thursday, Nov
26, beginning at 1880 A. NJ. Rev
II. o. Cooper, pastor Of the Bap'
list Church, will preach tho ser
mon.
Services at the Rockville Pres
bytcrian Church next Sunday, Nov
%: Morning worship at II o'clock
Rev. Henry X. Pasma, pastor WI
preach on "Can We Do Thankful
The Junior Choir, under the direc
ton Of Mrs. II. Conner, win sing
Al the evening Union worship ~
1850, Rev. J. Roscnberger viii con
tInue the Advent series Of Sun
day evening messages.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-19

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-19
Walton Group
To Collect
Bird Feathers
"Down Win Help To Down
Our Enemies" Is Their
Slogan

"Down win help TO down our
enemies" is the slogan adopted by
the Rockville chapter Of the lzaalS
Walton League of America, in
Initiating It's part Of a nation
wide drive TO salvage all body
feathers and down from both
wild killed and domestic ducks and
geese for use In providing down.
Innings for aviators' suits and
other cold weather garments for
our armed forces.
A shortage Of feathers for this
purpose has existed for several
months. On February ~, last,
the War Production Board issued
priorities regulation NJ i00 plac-
ing a priority on this type feather
for use by the Army and Navy.
President Frank DcMent OF the
Rockville chapter Of the League
has issued an appeal TO ell citisens
and particularly 10 butchers,
farmers and housewives TO dry
pick the body feathers from both
wild killed and barnyard ducks
and geese and either deliver
them to the chapters collcc-
ton depot at Rockville Post
Office or phone Joe Dawson, at
Rockville 609-J, and arrange
ments will be made 10 pick them
up. Feathers from upland birds
or chickens are not used for this
purpose and are therefore not
wanted.
Mr.. DeMent states call used
duck and goose feathers are
needed for bed pillows and mat
tresses, 30 any housewife who has
old down-flled pillows, cushions
or mattresses not being used, Ia
urged to contribute them also.
Used feathers should not be mixed
with new or freshly picked ones.
"This IL a salvage job for every
one 10 participate in,' stated Mr..
DcMent. "The aviators and sol
dicrs need these down-lined gar
ments and we must therefore saa-
wage oil feathers and got them
into the necessary channels for
fabrication. Whether YOU accu-
mulate them and sell them TO q
feather dealer or donate them to
this salvage drive being made by
the League Is optional. The im-
portant thing 10 TO salvage those
feathers so they can be put into
the commercial channels, which 10
the only means Of their helping
our war effort"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-19

the community enc ~ the boys,
hlarl Hawkins, collected ana pounds
~ rubber and over R,000 n0unds NJ
scrap melali This aroup IA mak,
lnR n survey NJ tha enllra p0mr
munilg f0r hre hasarda, bach
member planted y Victory garden
f0r h0me uaei hIven bef0ra The
Civilian Defense program WIS on
aanlsed, u number M these b0ya
we're serving IN \ l0eal observation
station and 4 number now saryp on
that Job while others ara AFRAID
warden Several members belong
10 lhe stats minute Men, and
tw0 0f The alder members haVe
Joined lhe Marines, Members NJ
the Club living IN the village help
~ local farmers IN The nplda, Many
N these boys haVe raised swine
f0f The nrst Hme ana some have
added W sile home dairy hepda,
TIVE brothers nov avn e6 head NJ
outstanding Jersey gattle,
Nov ihat ene year NJ tbe weird
vide struggle n about ever, The
An Club boys and girls see that,
mere Than egeF befeFe, tbeg eFe
ameaa tbeae wile haVe tbe rsspeH-
siMiilv N producing \ greater
quantity N Nth quality products
70 bsip ew Country win this greet
conflict
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-19
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NAemas jackson Meadow Gathers
hsrgi Albert Johnson, Rockville,
The following Ia q list Of white
and eeleped Faglstrants from Local
Beard Me- |, Rockville, who re-
peFtea " FeEt aeerge g, Meade
on November iAi
waite
john FedeFllNe, who Ia acting
eeppeMlj Vernon n, klng, Henry
W. HarmeM William v Ray, Al
fred n ateyers, William G, Marth,
David W. sehwartzheek, Dewey
" Riekettsn Robert u Windsor,
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Milton H. Meere, who Is acting
eamerali Isaac W. King, James
w. JehNson Arthur p, pailey,
phomea W, Hail. Arthur :, Davis
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-19
Officer w. M. Waddell
Joins u. S. Marines

A military Leave Of Absence
has been granted by the County
Commissioners to w. M, Waddell,
OF the Montgomery County Police
Force. Officer Waddell's request
was presented TO the board by
Chief OF Police Andrew Newman
who approved tho leave. MT
waddclis reason for asking the
leave Is because Of his enlistment
in the u. s. Marines.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-19

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Nk lon Ger teAa h lole oeoNeN, ~
~ Queen Anne, Caroline NnuNkNN
chosen Nv state Nleaa Club AuNNk
Dorothy EMereaN tee her NleNkNNNe
record, Me ulN viii receive AN Nls.
expense trip 80 NNN etsk National sAtA
Club Congress IN oNleNuM NeNN 60
Dec 4, provided BY MN Kerr WlNee
Corporation where delegates viii
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tAe war eterN ~ lNN NNk 40 fSN
quartz o. MeAtA teNNe, vegetables,
Juices, lelllea, and nseNlNA end
helped can NAeO QUARTZ che Nlwa
raised "a taMle and ANleea On en-
acre GARDEN she received xfS.eN IA
prlte money on her eANNlNa NNN
hlhlte. 49, The uM VIII compete
Cor Eastern sectional NeNNes ana
one o. ave $500 eellNuN eehalAreAsne
awarded national wlNNerA fNh 10
the fourteenth year ~ MN eeNtNsN
which IL conducted IA eNUNNeANlNN
with che ENtsAsleN sseVleNN a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-19

exhibited and Won ON his rWNANgN,l
Guernsey ealveA,
Merle nowea LAytoasvsle ,
Merle h noted Nor Als fine WNEk
with Poland China plvs and fNee
cherOn calta he won ON Ma AwiAe
AZ TsmoAhlm and was a memANg
Of The Humane hlvestoek nemaAs
atMtlon team lie waa Nlso on thv
llome Fitting and Showing nems
onetmtlon team that woM hlgA
leurelA Young nowNA Ia a MEM,
Der OF che Minute Men and an Aiea
plane epotter n hla wsmmuNllM
WlNtred Brown, Cedar ENvN
WMfrvd waa an alternate ON che
Poultry Judging 1eam
WNAhMntNN White JN
lsAytoNavllle
Wash had 4 very outAtandlAW
Victory garden that enabled him 10
be a County wlnAeN he had che
honor Of belng che guest ot the
uSDA on the Kate Amlth hNnA
Rally Nwr atatlon WMAiA At
which time he pledged u plg tOe
war bonds,
r. i, Owens, in, haytoNsynle
AZ the Montgomery County
liorne Show, he won on hia pupea
bred pereheron Stallion
James hou.heN, shady 0reye
James hNa iust recently become
n member of Che Jersey Calf club
and he wen hiah hnoa NJ Che
'rlmonlum Fair this year.
Paul nMner clarkahurg
Paul IA a County winner IN the
Victory garden contest,
Calvin klnu, Woodneld
Calvin was n member " tha
livestock Judging team
Allie Meaaer, uallhersburg
Allie got his start thru An Aeu
tlvltIea and still II carrying On hla
exceptional wolA IA local lender "
the LaytonHvllle club, tie was
awarded EH,OO IN defense stampa
by the baltimore n 0hO railroad
Company for hIa achievements "a
a club leader,
Last spring when tho challenge
for Victory gardens was pat before
the All Clubs Of America, each
individual club member IN the
County responded 10 DO his share
IN This war effort,
One particular club, "1'he Hook
Vile Elementary and iliehapi
Montgomery" started u Victory
garden Under the supervision VI
Mrs, Lucy llarnealey and M, Hu
fua King, former Assistant County
Agent, The garden waA made pos.
ulble through The help ~ older An
Club members who donated ma
nure and aided IN The preparation
Of the seed bed The Club planted
and cultivated The vegetables 'ihe
" r, A, canned $40 quarts ~ yege.
tables that are 10 be used IN the
school cafeteria for pupils who ara
IN need VI more adequate lunellasl
Jersey Field Dag
livery year the County Jersey
breeders Association and tbe An
Jersey Calf Club sponsor a aIew
70 promote the interest IN impr0vl
Ing The Jersey Herds within tha
County, This shew VIA dominated
with present an Club members "a
we'll ~ many Alters Chat aot thelF
start IN an wGrt,
The Laylonsuile Club composed
N m boys collected I'VE lena N
scrap metal, one ton N rubber end
-four tons N scrap paDsf, aHa turn,
VI these 0vsf ~ aaivaRe aeDeta M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
IVA to Hear kipke
Former Famed w. Of M. Football Coach Viii Be
Guest Speaker at Second Big Rally
BY r. JEROME PETIT
Defense Editor, Detroit Times

1t. Com. Harry Kipke, USNH,
former famed University of Mich
igan football coach. will be the
guest speaker at the second big
Junior Victory Army rally to be
held at 10 a. m. tomorrow. in front
of the Casino on Belle Isle.
The naval officer was originally
scheduled to address the first Ju-
Nor Victory Army meeting two
weeks ago, but when that pro-
gram was postponed a week be-
cause of the weather, prior en-
gagements prevented his attend
ance.
He will definitely be on hand
tomorrow, however, 10 explain
the significance Of the new Junior
Victory Army physical fitness pro-
gram and its importance in help
Continued on Page Four)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Schools Excuse
Farm Workers

Detroit high schools will excuse
boys who wish 10 aid in the har-
vesting OF crops, DR.. Warren Bow,
superintendent of schools, said to-
day.
Bow said he thought compare
lively few boys would be excused
since there are very few farms in
the Detroit school area that will
require a large amount of extra
labor. Those that do, may secure
boys from high schools nearest
the scene of work. Bow said.
Outstate. Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction Eugene B. Elliott
has asked school superintendent
TO suspend classes during the
height of the local ripening season.