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Evening star., 1942-02-06
Housewarming Opens
Headquarters for
Afraid Warden Staff
Old No. 10 Fire House =
Renovated and Equipped
For 24-Hour Duty

Chief Afraid Warden Clement
Murphy and his staff assistants as
sumed their duties today In perma-
nent headquarters at the old No. 10
fire engine company house, 134f
Maryland avenue NE, following an
fashioned housewarming last
night.
Fire Chief Stephen T. Porter, one
Of the guests, recalled that the
engineshouse once saw horse-drawn
apparatus operating from 1t IN the
late DOS.
Visitors. including Engineer Com
mission Charles w. Kutz, inspected
. completely renovated firehouse last
night equipped with assembly hall
kitchen and blacked-out windows.
Switchboard Needed.
Only . few additions are needed
to round out the operations base for
civilian defense wardens, Mr.. Muir
ply pointed out. They include q
monitor switchboard which will link
the building with the AFRAID con-
troll center and q number of Army
cots to be used by stan people forced
to stay on extended duty in the
event Of raids.
Pointing out to guests that his
men had to start from scratch"
In equipping the headquarters, Mr..
Murphy explained that ONCE fur
niture had been selected from con-
demned District government prop
erty and then refinished by volun-
teers from the Fire Department.
The more than 100 chairs in the
second-f floor assembly room were
presented by George Washington
University from its discarded stock.
Here again firemen scrapped and
sanded, applied varnish and made
new seats out of plywood. With the
exception of the painting OF walls,
all other work was done by hremen.
The large apparatus room on the
first floor Is to be used IS ofnces for
file clerks and stenographers. War
dens also will be e-sworn in there. On
the first floor rear are ofnces Of
assistants and the kitchen, which is
equipped to feed wardens remaining
on protracted duty.
Room for Defense Groups.
On the second floor are additional
ofnces and the large assembly hall
which Mr.. Murphy said would be
open to any civilian defense group
requiring q class or meeting room.
A powder room Is on the third floor.
Col. Lemuel Bolles, civilian de-
fense executive, said he hoped the
new headquarters would be the
'rallying point for all civilian de-
fense workers" Chief Porter praised
the work of Mr.. Murphy and his
stan.
Guests included Maj. Gen. Will
liam N. Porter, chief of the Chem
ical Warfare Division Of the War
Department; 1t. Comdr. j. P.
Weatheril, Sd, of the Navy Yard;
Harry N. Stull. president of the
Federation of Citizens Associations
and an assistant to Mr.. Murphy;
DR.. John A. Lee, chief medical Of
ficer of District Of Columbia civil
ian defense; Mrs. Harry S. Benton,
head of volunteer service of the
local defense ONCE, and Mrs. Eliza
beth Houghton and Mrs. Theodore
Wedel. her assistants, and Miss
Anita Phipps, president Of the Amer
lean Women's Voluntary Services
for the District.
Mr.. Murphy commented after
ward: I'VE are set to stay on the
job a hours . day and are working
under the assumption that WASH
ington will be bombed"
Evening star., 1942-02-06
CheverIy Protest Meeting

Residents Of Cheverly Heights,
Nd, and neishboring communities
will meet at $50 pm. tomorrow In
Chevefiy-T Tuxedo school TO peotost
seainst existing bus se9v1oos
Evening star., 1942-02-06

cited the estimates of planning en-
gineers which place Arlington's fu-
ture population at between 200, 900
and 100000.
Medley Denies Disparity.
In support of q senatorial district
comprised of Alexandria and Fair
fax and Prince William Counties,
Senator Medley disputed Mr.. Rosen-
berg's contention that there Is dis
parity between the characteristics
Of Fairfax and Prince william
County populations A large pro-
portion of the Fairfax County pop
ulation is agricultural in type, he
said. The rural population of Prince
William and 4 part Of Fairfax
Counties, together with the urban
interests in the latter county, and
Alexandria, would tend to balance
each other In one district.
Arguing against spokesmen from
other sections Of the State who were
seeking to maintain a preponder-
antly large agricultural representa-
ton in the Assembly, Senator Med
ley said that even II the Fuller
commissions recommendations were
placed into effect. the urban areas
would have only about 80 votes in
the House against 10 for the rural
districts. '--~
Chairman g. A. Massenburg Of
the House committee acted as
chairman Of the joint meeting.
After adjournment, he said he
would call another meeting early
next week to study the legislation.
Identical bills have been introduced
IN both houses and . factor against
favorable action In the Senate Is
that most Of its Privileges and Elec-
lions Committee members are from
rural areaA
Evening star., 1942-12-14

Owner transferred must sell at once
Au-brick home OF individuality and charm.
overlooking beautiful Sliso Parkway: There
are rooms, > beautiful coored tile baths
with built-in cabinets. FIRST-FLOOR Law
ATORY: ultra modern kitchen: copper
downspouts. cutters and water pipes: brick
garage Can be purchased furnished
at S13 500 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Phone Mr. Evans, WO. 0290. for appoint
meit to inspect these unusual values.
80" SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
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THOS. j. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS,
Southern Building.

AS sblE ERak OF HkAdE b6b G0b
RfB hnSsREE ds6usS H1eET5HHE fE5hH
ONTARIO ROAD NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of two certain deeds of trust
seq. Of The land records Of The, District
pary seeasd 'nf ereby the the eaufS
trustee viii sell at public auction, in front
of premises; 2I55 GhamplaIn Street ,t North, Nor h;
BAY DeSi 81 oF 6EcEMBER AD ia4 Al
THREE O'CLOCK PM, the following
o an hnd ane a ts
@ Sins a aaS ne Narth %. one ,s ana eS}S- %S
tario Road by the full depth Of lot six. 80
in Block Four, (4), in Hall and Elyans' Sub
dys9n Of e exeepar 5ss @ sna so much o sa
United States by Deed recorded in Liber
of the District of Columbia, being sub
terranean strip of land Fifteen u5) feet
vide for the extension of the tunnel for
l43) and the North -Four %, feet front
Io Iot oaDa foatH 4o IN 'sSi William and i% oeoPse P
Essarssa EN- ss5 SapnEE n : ,s5 ss5 ~
of the Records Of the once of the Sur
yeyoT Of the Dstret of CSIumoia Also
lots in Block Four a. Meridian HILL"
as per plat recorded in Liber No, 53. folio
ords; excepting so much Of said land as
was conveyed to the United. States by
Deed recorded in Liber No. 1874. folio 326.
Of the Land Records, of the District Of
and Pitses ns} ,ses xids ser sD shs es
Aaueduet., AND on THE SAME DAY IN,
MEDI@ATELYY @Y Y YTHEREAFTER 2 IN FRONT Of
PE PIN sREE LOS GR9HMP ON cHAM h
and Twenty-two t2sl in Block Pour our t4J in in
Hall and Elvans' Subdivision Of the tract
Of land known as Meridian Hill"
900 90 So eof s5ies sR1s'' $4,000 Dan IS SUBJ
ordinatedl, secured by deed Of trust cover
ing all Of the above described property.
hsoiass es5 S assY Des IS lso -
lumbia. further particulars of which will
be announced at time of SALE the purchase
price above said trust to be paid in cash:
sale. Examination of title, conveyancing,
recording, revenue stamps, etc, at cost of
purchaser, Terms Of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale;
to forfeit said deposit or to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser upon the foregoing terms, after
flve days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in. Washinston
deposit the trustee may avail Itself Of any
LEGAL or equitable rights AGAINST the de-
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
CO.,, .sy BRUCE BAIRD. President.
s11o S511s3S 4 Il y ,x,s sosTER. Secretary,
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

UNFURN., PREFERABLY . BEDROOMS;
NV. section. by executive of American RED
Cross and wife. RE. 5000, Ext. 426.
UNPUBLISHED . OR 3 ROOM. KITCHEN.
bath apt in Northwest section. Call
North s667.
3 CANADIAN AIRMEN DESIRE CLEAN.
modern, furnished apartment. NV, occu-
pancy Jan. /. Decatur l0l1, Ext. 50,
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM, FURNISHED
apt or house. NV, about january LIST.
COUPLE, INFANT DAUGHTER, WANT
apartment for Feb. l occupancy; prefer
Silver Spring -Takoma area. VIII lease
as soon as available. Slgo 0931. Ia
BY JANUARY Is, 1943, MARRIED
woman wants one or two rooms kitchen
and bath, fLTn., NV. section. Reasonable.
Call co. 3461 any evening but Thursday
after pm.
BUSINESS WOMAN COULD CONNECT IN
refined Protestant family, ., rooms i
owner would fit one Zip as fully equipped
kitchen; must have cheerful, well-kept
BENJAMIN Franklin Station IA
ARMY OFFICER WANTS 4 OR 5 ROOM
unfurn. apt. or house near Pentagon
Bids, $50 to $50, Box AK. Star,
SMALL APARTMENT IN PRIVATE HOME
for, serviceman's wife and 2-year-old child,
eSeiid to be cared for during working days.
Eek 334-M. Star. 15'
Evening star., 1942-12-14
SHEPHERD PARK

Very attractive brick and stone with
slate roof and nice lot. The first floor has
entrance hall. living room, paneled Ii
hrary, dining room, screened porch, kitch-
en- with breakfast nook. On the second
floor there are 3 large bedrooms. 2 baths
and the attic is finished. Recreation room
in basement, gas furnace. Entire house
kept in immaculate condition. Owner leav-
ing the city in a few weeks. For further
details and appointment to inspect, call
Mr.. White (evening or Sunday, Warield
21sn. with
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
Invest bldg Realtnr DI Rnao
Evening star., 1942-12-14
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
(fontinuAd

STATION WAGONS AND LATE
MODEL CHEVROLETS WANTED.
Immediate Cash. Write or phone,
we will come any distance. Chevy
Chase Motor Co., Inc, TITS Wis.
ave. WI. 1885.
Evening star., 1942-12-14
oUT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

ATTRACTIVE OLD HOME, COMPLETELY
modernized, rent reasonable: furnished or
| unfurn.; acre lot; located at Plains. Va,
Routes Is and 55. CHARLES CLARK,
Germantown, Md. Gaithersburg 21-F-11.
Evening star., 1942-12-14
OFFICES FOR RENT.

LARGE. LIGHT AND DESIRABLE OFFICE
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. 1871 K st. NV.
LIE DPOIT BLDG, S0O-slO ST NV
Desirable Offices and shop, large and bright;
reas rent. Apply Room 10
/ DUPONT CIRCLE.
large rooms, rent 500 month. See
Harvey Jones,
SANDOZ, INC,
Dupont Circle DU 1894
Evening star., 1942-12-14
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Sl2.750.

Four bedrooms. heated sleeping porch. 2
baths. attic, sunroom, oil furnace. built-in
garaae: wooded lot 65x150. In the Chevy
Chase section. west of Chevy Chase Circle.
Powell. Ashton 5202
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APARTMENTS uNEURNIsHEp.

si7 F ST. NW.-FRoNT = LGE. RMS;
heat furnished: semi-pvt bath: not more
than > people. Apply in store,
I4OI F ST. NE-3 RMS. HEAT AND
lieht. separate bath; no children. Ii ga.
EMPLOYED COUPLE ONLY. 4 RMS, KIT.
pvt bath: heat, refg., all util. furn.; l blk.
cars and bus; SS2 GE. S25T.
Evening star., 1942-12-14
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, low rates, expe-
rienced men, lge., clean. freproof ware
house. Malcolm Scates. Inc, ia. 319l.
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates;
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
Ing Storaee Co, Taylor 2o3..
Evening star., 1942-12-14
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
(Continued.)

BETHESDA-Lge furn. rm, pvt. bath,
phone ext. pvt. entr.: bus at door; pvt
park refined gentleman: $40 mo. WI 2546.
LARGE TW1N-BED RIM. in beautiful gur-
from exc eating facilities; 1Oc bus fare,
unlim. phone. CHI 1888
SILVER SPRING-Lge. attr., comfortable
rm., for refined Rentile men; shower
bath: bus at door. Sligo 1888.
from bus line; avail Dec. 18th: sos mo
New home. Call Glebe 1884 after s $50 pm.
1908 N. OAK ST, Arlington, Va-Front,
single room, coal heat: cony. to PentaRon
Bldg.; bus stop at corner. Glebe 554O.
LARGE BEDROOM, beautifully furn., twin
beds, private bath new home cony trans:
gentlemen. TIE. 2117 after T.
ETTLEMEN-OFFTCERS, ATTENTION
warm suites and studio rooms with private
Good location. reasonable place to live
and entertain-Club GlebelGiehe 3n4R
Evening star., 1942-12-14

We have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurniShed houses in the northwest
section of the city and near suburbs We
can md you RESPONSIBLE tenant II you
will list your house with US.
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO, Inc.
1921 Conn Ave. DE $500
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DICK SpACE Enp DENT

DESK SPACE IN NICELY FURNISHED
offce, Investment Bldg: telephone service
Phone National S9OS.
DESK SPACE WITH TELEPHONE AND
secretarial service. Call RE ATT.
Evening star., 1942-12-14
Trustee.
NELSON J. FOSTER.
Cacrat drv
Attest: \
IueS. tTOmOrrOw)-2 PM.
918 New York Ave,
FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS
Southern Building.

se10.d&ds, exSu -
t9' THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED
to comply with the terms of sale. the above
terms and conditions as stated above on
THURSDAY, the SEVENTEENTH day Of
PLACE at FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
de12.14.15,16.I7
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$6,950.
RETHFSDA

Extremely attractive bungalow. on a
pretty lot. Recreation room, gas heat
ABOUT > YEARS OLD. in perfect condi
tion. Call Bruce Kessler, Wisconsin 1865;
with
''' SHANNON & LUcHs CO.
1905 II St NV MA o345.
Evening star., 1942-12-14
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.
HoUsEs WANTED 70 PENr

PROFESSOR AND FAMILY WANT 3
bedroom unfurnished house any time before
Feb. /. about 800. WI 1862. 19'
EXCHANGE-WISH TO EXCHANGE EX-
ceptionally attractive 2-bedroom duplex
apt, Cathedral Heights sec, four expo
Sures, garden, garage, rent, S71, for 3 or 4
bedrm. house with moderate rental, Cleve-
land Park or Chevy Chase, D. c., preferred.
Emerson 9593.
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY, FOUR ADULTS,
desires. about January l, three-bedroom
house in nice section, preferably gas heat.
UP to 500 a month. Box 2ss-M, Star. IA
3 OR 4 BEDRM. UNFURN OCCUPANCY
Jan. or Feb. Residential sec, in or near
Wash, close to transp; about $50. Box
233-M, Star
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MONEY TO LOAN.

low rates, prompt action; Md. D. c. Va
MATTHEW x. STONE Emerson 1903
1st AND end TRUST LOANS ON D. c.,
Md. and Va. property. Lowest rates, terms
to suit your budget. Prompt and courteous
service. Get our rates and save money,
Established 90 years. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO, S17 9th st. NV. DI $50
LOANS TO -SALARIED PEOPLE OF GOOD
standing. Prompt and courteous service
Terms to suit your budget. COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO., S17 9th st. NV Dis
trict 6l50.
LET US REFINANCE YOUR PROPERTY
and reduce your monthly payments to a
minimum. Lowest prevailing rates of in
terest. COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO., S17
9th St NV. District 6l5O
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
INK Eve CT w eAec
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MONEY WANTED.

FOR SALE Ind TRUST NOTE ON M
proved Montgomery County farm. Good
discount. Gaithersburg 273-M.
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PROPERTY WANTED

HAVE PURCHASER FOR APT. BLDG,
from S25.000 to $4,000 cash to invest;
must be good location. AID. T07l.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Continual

FOUR OR FIVE ROOM APARTMENT-
TWO bedrooms desired: two small children.
References II necessary. Box 330-M, Star.
Evening star., 1942-12-14
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

TAKOMA PARK, MD, 1o3 LINCOLN AV1
adults Shepherd 339S
Evening star., 1942-06-21

RESORTS.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Tnter-TribaI Ceremonial
Set for AUGUST Z 10 IS

GALLUP, N. Mex, June 20-Al-
though 80 900 members of their race
have joined this country's armed
forces, Indian tribes throughout the
Nation are going ahead with prepa-
rations for their annual inter-tribal
ceremonial to be held here August
II to IS, inclusive.
Despite the absence of their young
braves, who are on the "warpath"
for Uncle Sam. more than 1000. In
dians. representing 80 tribes from
the Southwest, Oklahoma, Wyoming,
the Dakotas and California. are ex-
pected to participate in this years
event and compete in friendly rivalry
for the cash awards offered by the
Ceremonial Association.
More than so different Indian
dances will be presented by out
standing performers of the various
tribes during the four-day celebra-
ton. The variety Of dances, cos
TUNES and the types of Indians par
ticipating in these ancient ceremo-
malls are considered the most re-
markable of their kind.
Among the outstanding attractions
at the ceremonial will be group of
Navajo medicine men and their ap-
prentices, who will prepare sacred
sand paintings, just as they do on
the reservation. A rodeo. native In
dian races, sports and games are
listed for this years celebration.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Yellowstone Park 5
Hotels Are Opened
For 10Th Season
Members Of Armed
Forces and Families
To Enjoy FoeiIities
RESORTS.

YELLOWSTONE PARK. wyo..
June 2O.-Yellowstone Parks hotels
at Old Faithful, Grand Canyon and
Mammoth Hot Springs opened to-
day for the parks 10th season.
Complying with instructions from
the National Park Service. the ho-
tells have been made ready to ac-
commodate recreational needs OF
members of the armed forces on
furlough. their families and for the
general public, effective at once.
In addition to the hotels, camps
and cafeterias for housing and meals
for motorists, train, air and bus
travellers, have been opened at Old
Faithful and Fishing Bridge. on
Yellowstone Lake. Three thousand
guests each day can be accommo-
dated in the park buildings being
operated this season.
Stores for the traveller have been
opened at Mammoth Hot Springs,
Old Faithful. Thumb Of Lake,
Grand Canyon, Yellowstone Lake,
Fishing Bridge and Tower Falls.
Swimming pools are operated at
Mammoth and Old Faithful. Fill
ing stations for the auto trade are
running at all of these points.
Strings of saddle horses. with
their cowboy "wranglers," are on
duty at all Of the hotels for sight
seeing and pleasure trips, and the
usual boats for fishing and recrea-
ton are being used.
With the approval of the once of
Defense transportation, Yellow
stone Park buses began operation
today from the communities on the
parks borders-Gardiner Cody,
West Yellowstone, Gallatin, Red
Lodge and Victor-to and through
the park, making scheduled stops
at hotels. Side trip. sightseeing by
bus, from the main routes, has been
discontinued, in compliance with
ODT orders.
I'VE do not expeoR a big tourist
year, by any means" w. M. Nichols,
president of the Yellowstone Park
Co., said, but. judging from our
experience during the last World
War, we are likely to be called upon
to provide accommodations for
100000 or more Americans each
summer who come to the mountains
for rest, peace and new inspiration" T"
Evening star., 1942-06-21
The Travellers Notebook
SeribbIines About How On Eoele and Snake
Decided the Site Of Mexico City and the
Thrill Ride to Mount Monitou's Peck

the delivery Of war supplies. In
this case, its patriotic to miss both
death and the train.
Florida's total area is So, ,666 square
miles. 1t equals the combined size
OF Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island
and Connecticut.
Eventually we may expect adobe
dwellings of the Southwest to have
air conditioning In the meantime,
their inhabitants don't complain too
much. The extensively used build
ing clay has been found to be 20
per cent cooler than brick, 80 per
cent cooler than concrete and 43
per cent under limestone.
n Il *4 OF
The famous "Bottomless Pit" IN
the Big Room of Carlsbad Caverns.
New Mexico, was named pren1a-
turely. Sounding devices deter
mined its depth to be 700 feet. s.
Strange were the circumstances
that led to the selection of site
(see NOTEBOOK. Page A-220
Evening star., 1942-06-21
RoyuI Poincionos Soon
To Color Miumi Beech

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, June 90
It's royal poinciana time in Miami
Beach.
Early summer visitors to this re-
sort city towering above the blue
waters Of the Atlantic Ocean will
find themselves on hand to witness
the first blooming of the royal poin-
ciana, official flower of Miami
Evening star., 1942-06-21

LAKE PLACID. n. Y.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Marble Champs to Vie
At Resort Tournament

WILDWOOD BY THE SEA
N. j., June 20.-Sponsored by 80
newspapers and 20 service clubs, So
boys and girls from all section IF
the United States will gather here
June % to be in readiness for tle
finals of the National Marbles t.
nament. which will open the next
day at Ringer Stadium OH the cl
here. The tournament will continue
through July 3.
With their escorts the champs will
be guests at leading hotels.
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Resort UntroubIed

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
June 20.--War worries are not
troubling Saratogians.
Hosts to world-famed resort
business for more than a century,
through all the wars since the Revo-
luton, Saratoga Springs business
men expect record crowds this year.
They point out that the equipment
of this health and pleasure resort
is peculiarly we'll equipped to take
care of the "stay-put" vacationists
expected to be in the big majority
this year.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, Jr,
r Travel Editor.

Ecribbnngs: Americans who for
mefly motored to and through
Canada are turning to railroad
travel this summer, not only be-
cause of gas rationing in the East
ern United States but because of
the critical situation of pleasure
touring gasoline supplies in the
provinces. One Of the oddities OF
such train trips Is that If train
tickets for travel within Canada
are purchased in the United States,
the American tax OF per cent is
charged. II the same tickets were
bought in Canada, the tax would be
double-l0 per cent, the rate appli-
cable throughout the Dominion.
Autoists have another good reason
this year for not derailing trains
or causing delays by contributing
to embarrassing accidents. Such
wrecks, even though the train comes
out best in the encounters, endanger
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Hotel
AUSABLEcHASM
and Cottages
| AUSABLE CHASM, N. Y.

Adjoining world famed AuSable
Chasm, visited annually by thou
sands. Most centrally located to all
Adirondack points, Montreal, etc,
with daily return buses. Through
air-conditioned r. r. and deluxe
bus service $50 acres farm and
woodland. Our own fresh vege-
tables, excellent balanced meals by
expert chefs. Artesian well water
Of certified purity. All outside
rooms, with bath or hot and cold
water. 800 capacity. Elevator serv-
ice; free garage. Handsome cock
tail lounge. Nightly dancing to
Metropolitan Orchestra; Sunday
concerts. Open air high-diving
swimming pool, children's wading
pool. Excellent golf courses nearby.
Fine fishing and. sailing in lakes
and streams. For booklet write
NJ. J. RENNELL, General Mgr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-12
Rockville Man Gets
Merit Award

Hits Service Station in Rock
vile is the proud possessor of the
War Production Boards "Scrap
Producer Merit Award" Jack L.
Hit, the proprietor, has done an
outstanding job in collecting and
selling scrap. The award is given
to automobile graveyards which
conform to policies and which
make turnover in not less than
sixty days. The Hit station col
lected nine tons of scrap in Octo-
Der.
The letter making the award is
signed by Blanchard Randall, Con-
servation Manager of the Philadel-
phia region of the War Production
Board. In the letter Mr.. Randall
said "In accordance with instruc-
tions from the chief of the Auto
mobile Graveyard Section, Conser-
walton Division of the War Produc-
ton Board, 1 hereby notify you
that you have been awarded the
War Production Boards Scrap
Producer Merit Award. The emb-
lem, signifying this award will be
delivered to you by representa-
tive of the Automobile Graveyard
Section. 1t should be prominently
displayed as an inspiration to all
Americans who may see it as well
as to your fellow workers who
have helped you to win it. On be-
half of the War Production Board
1 wish to congratulate you and
your men on the fine work you are
doing which is a fine contribution
toward winning the war; a record
which you will continue and of
which all men should be proud"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-11-12
All Club Honor
To Warren Howes

Warren Howes, Laytonsville, 19
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Howes, was selected as
Maryland's Number one All Colt
Club member for 1912. He will be
awarded an all-expense trip by the
Horse and Mule Association of
America to the National All Club
Congress in Chicago on November
20 to December 8, 1912.
Warren and his brother, Merle,
owns real purebred Percheron
horses and won many prizes at
local shows and the State Fair.
The Howes brothers composed
the first place Horse Fitting and
Showing Team at Timonium Fair
last September. They also gave a
very interesting and practical DEM
onstration on The Care of the
Horses Feet.