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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ARLINGTON VA

Like new; 5-rm. brick, semi-detached, l
year old. model kitchen, tiled bath, flne dry
basement, oil heat screened porch; Bus
at door Price, $4,000: 81 400 cash $50
per mo. includes interest, principal. taxes
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PROPOSALS.

CoMMIssIoNERs, p, e. WAsHINdToN.
received at Room 500. District Building.
until 200 PM. April 2, 1912, and then
publicly opened, for constructing an under
pass in line Of virginia Avenue NV. at
Of : two-span reinforeed concrete super:
skewl supported on reinforced concrete
abutrhents and pier and approximately
800 feet of approach wells between rein
forced concrete retaining walls: The work
The attention Of bidders Is directed 70 the
Special Provisions covering sublettinE or
assigning of contract; to the use of do
mestic materials, and to the minimum
wage rates prescribed by the Department
Of Labor. All prospective bidders are
hereby notified that any old submitted in
response % this adyertIssment must 1ur,. be be
detail of the business and technical Or
ganiZation Of the bidder available for the
contemplated work, including his financial
resources. The Commissioners expressly
reserve the right to reject any bid in which
the facts as to the business and technical
perience compared with the project bid
formance of the bidder justify such re-
lection. Certified check for $1,000, pay
able to the Collector Of Taxes, D. G. to
insure return in good condition, should
specincations and drawinEs,. to the Chief
District Building Not more than three
CD sets of drawings and specifications,
etc, win be furnished TO any one general
contractor. The Acting Director. District
Of Columbia Employment Center. Is Mr.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

2-STORY BRICK.
NEAR CONN. AND RHODE ISLAND
AYES BUILT-IN GARAGE.
L. w. GROOMES
1919 EYE ST. NV.
NEW WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE. ABOUT
$500 square feet floor space. centrally To-
Gated ready about March Is.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1901 Eve ST N W
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DAIRY FARM,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

home High setting. overlooking entire
farm Ideal for entertaining On year
around road. 8 miles 10 District line.
OF woodland Ideal stock farm. Priced
very reasonable. Many other farms.
JOHN BURDOFT. CnleSville, Md. Ashton
3S46 Omen evenings
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IhyEs1MEh1 PROPERTY WANTED

OWNERS AND BUILDERS-WILL PAY
from five TO twenty-five thousand cash for
Weil-located. modern apartment building.
subject TO Well-fnanced first mortgage,
price not TO exceed 4i2 times income and
located preferably inside of District. Give
full particulars in reply. Box 251- r, Star
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FARMS FOR RENT.

20 ACRES ON HIGHWAY. NORTH OF
Rockville. suitable poultry and stock; good
stone house with elect and nhone: Apply
2340 r st. Sc Phones, TR. @045. IL.
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EARNS WANIED.

Is TO rs ACRES, HOUSE AND, NECES-
sary outbuildings; electricity; within com
muting distance of D. c.: give all detal!s'
wanted by private party. Box 354-R, star.
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PACKARD 1910 4-door touring sedan;
new tires. ] good spare tire. radio and
heater; excellent condition; $3.50. Glebs
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GROIJND FOR SALE
ACREAGE WANTED,

l OR 2 ACRES WITHIN MILES D. C..
vicinity N. Hamp ave. extended or Silver
Spring; state price. Write Apt. 2O4, 6040
NJ Hamp. NV. 10
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FARM

T-room house. in excellent condition;
bus passes door. there are barns. chicken
houses, tool houses garage. swimming
pool concrete. % acres, very large apple
orchard. az about $4,000 or will sell
extra 25 acres II needed. Approximately
II miles from Washington. Box l4s-J'
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

LARGE ROOM. USE OF LIBRARY. RE-
ception room and part Of secretarial serv-
ices: Ss3 923 5th st. National 304a.
SOS sth ST Nw-N HEART OF BUsI-
ness section. 2-Story building: sos month
c. W SIMPSON CO.. 1924 VT. ave. NV.
ME. 500.
FURNISHED OFFICE ROOM, FINANCIAL
district. Box 29O-R, Star
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OLDSMOBILE 1910 coupe; maroon. over
built white sidewall tires, heater. psrfect
condition; S725: terms. Call Mr.. Novey,
Adams 5s40 before 8 or Georgia 6396
of
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SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
257 Carroll St. Takoma Park, D. c.
GEORGIA 1902.
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DEEP IN THE HEART OF

ROCK CREEK PARK.
Furnished or unfurnished. Z rooms. 3
baths. 3 hreplaces. recreation room.
library. servants quarters. 2729 Daniel
I'd. WI. 1916.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

NEAR sYKESvuLE. CARROLL COUNTY,
Md-l33 acres beautiful rolling land, x
room house, bank barn and all necessary
outbuidings. on pike Two miles from
Springfield Hospital: to close estate. Box
26I-R, Star. IA
733 ACRES, 27O IN FRUIT, PEACH AND
apple; $50 acres tIllable; located in Penn
svlvania near Blue Ridge Summit. about
65 miles from Washington. Sever, brick
and stone houses, barns and outbulldlnRs
including packing barn. Herd of Aberdeen
Angus cattle. hogs turkeys. draft horses.
complete farm equipment. MA. 634I-
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS, ALL
sizes: acreage. town homes, lots; rentals rentals
ave. Rockville. Md Rockville 444
167 ACRES, KNOWN AS HILLCREST
Manor, So. Md. II miles from d. c. line;
II rooms bath, two waShrooms, hot-water
heat, cleo; IL miles on State road hogs
chickens, mules, tobacco in barn; new
six-room tenant house, best land for to-
bacco, corn. potatoes and truck: neXer-dry
stream. timber and gravel pits. For an
appointment North 53l@. is
WITHIN THE SHADOWS OF ROCKVILLE.
approx. 100 acres: immediate possession;
water IN every field MI 2l34.
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RESTAURANT LOCATION ON RIVERSIDE
drive, overlooking Potomac River. brick
Colonial building 93x32 # II you have
equipment, owner will remodel: reasonable
lease. Box 4S4-L, Star l5.
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COLMAR MANOR, Md ROOMS AND
bath. full basement, S495 down. S45 per
month. Full price, $4,000. ROBERT s.
DAVIS, Maryland Bldg, HyattsVille, Nd.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

1o"1 Eve 81. NV
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FATRFAX COUNTY,

Near Mclean, Va.-Nearly new 4-room and
bath frame bungalow. oil heat. over u
acre lot, on hard-surface road: price.
81 800: $3.50 cash, S42 per mo.
Near Merrifleld, on Lee highway. new g.
room and bath brick bungalow, oil heat
lot 7Ox250: price. $4,000: $1,000 casf'
S35 so per mo.
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paint and tires, motor O. X very clean
S395. CHEVY CHASE MOTORS. 71O5
Wisconsin ave Wisconsin 1896
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A Builders Brides House.

An acre, trees where they belong, and
a 4-room house.
The best OF everything was used, clear
cypress siding. solid metal hardware. oak
flooring. Then the war lob got too heavy
to finish the house or the marriage. For
sale, S3.750, $500 cash. mile from
Annandale. Carpenter. builder or me;
chanic see us II you oyn your car and
want to own a grand little home. Airing
ton Division. REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC.
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FOR SALE OR RENT, 3-BEDROOM, .
bath cottage, Sherwood Forest, Md. Call
WI 30l6 or Woodley 1869.
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IF YOU WANT A REAL BARGAIN
See this charming broom Cape Cod with
white picket fence Fireplace recreation
room, lovely shrubbery. ] block from bus,
school stores. $4,000. CHI. 0123:
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BY OWNER.

Near Bethesda shopping district. home
g wears old 6-room brick slate roof at
tached garage, living and bedroom with 3
exposures. dining room with bay window
good closet space Ven blinds throughout.
Economical oil heat WI. T2lb
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FASHIONABLE 10Th ST. AREA.

1918 MYRTLE ST. NV.
A marvellous value in the most deSlrab Die
neighborhood. near Rock Greek PARK ana
riding and country clubs. Spacious rooms
more -than-ample closet space, pane!ed
study with adjoining lavatorv on nam
large recreation room with log-burning
fireplace and refreshment bar. maids room
with bath. foored attic and many other
attractive features. Open and lighted, 10
am. to pm. For further information,
cali MR. SHAEER. Dupont 5S25.
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CHEVROLET 1a41 town sedan; radio.
heater, seat covers, $500 miles, new spare;
original owner being inducted. Call Mich
iRan 5000. Ant 1O9.
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STUDIOS.

SALE OR LEASE
2-STORY BRICK BUILDING IN ST. MAT
THEWS CT. ADJACENT CONN. AND
R. + AYES COMMERCIAL ZONE: SUIT
ABLE FOR STUDIO AND BUSINESS.
L. w GROOMES, 17I9 EYE ST.
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JUST ACROSS D. C. LINE, MD.
BRICK BUNGALOW

Four nice rooms, bath, full basement
h.-w.h.: fenced lots: priced S4.415;
terms.
Q. B. ZANTZINGER CO.
a45 K St NV MA. 5371.
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End TRUST, BALANCE $3.50. PAYABLE
allow $3.50 discount. ARRANGE, 226
South Washington ST.. Alexandria, Va.
TE 273O
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AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
March Ma a. 17th. h fs42. 'oH at the store E' YARD OF
the chief talso property ,, clerk at list LIST
doned property. consisting of 81 auto
mobiles and four boats in the possession
G, and which have not been called for
LAWRENCE r. BEALL' captain, Metropol-
itan Police. chief (also property clerk
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
LADIES FUR COATS AND oTHEH GAR
AND REPAIR CHARGES.
pAY N9'ss MACH I hf!se' is4 es e
O'CLOCK 49,. Pm we UiH i sell by pu0lfo re
sndree our .ns feT STORAGE sndor
of Mrs. Stella Pryor: MISS IN i N; WsadoR. ..
Gram. 6 neI + NJ FTaz.T Mrs. T. M; Evans
m.i m.n Ms. NJ si0cn cTol.y Mis Mr.. BTssss MIS-
n VI Armstrong: M Relic Aston: 3. G Mstthsxs'
MT: Ms n Mz Van st.s s. n's M5s m.Ty Mr., Ann
Ms Ms a Z. Strain Mr.. p Mccabe. Mrs; J.
I'si ). +. Dits1 Berryman. MS + B. wilson: Miss
MsIsaret Tuner Esther snyser Mlis Hats Miss
Eiizabeth Miles. Lelie Morton, Miss Louise
liam Hammill. Miss H L. Grant. Mrs. A. P.
Glenn, MTs. Ann FogsItN Ms; M;,, i-.5s b
Caton Mrs. A. P. Brown. Miss Louise BERG,
Mrs. Kathleen Miller. Mrs. E Moore. Leila
NJ woodward. MIS- Geo, cVpnaa Williams; NC Cath
Carter, Miss J. Bussel, Mrs. H. Mayers,
Miss g Swami Mrs. z. Leonard. Mrs.
Jeanne Hogan. Miss EVELYN Hawkins. Mrs.
l. Duke. Mrs. Christine villa. Miss Victory
Mabel Pryor. Mrs. A. L. Pope: Masdelina
Bahamonde. Mrs. c. Moncure, Lillian MOI
ton, Mrs. Doris Morrison, Geo. NJ Jones
Mrs. William Gilmore, Miss NJ. Callsn, MIS-
Jos M Brady. Mrs Cecilia Barnes. Parties
in interest please take notice.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
mh1417e4 18th to 9Th TO Sts. NV
r,0A AIfCsrI0AIKERE
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

24e Division AVE. NE.
6 rooms. bath ami. recr rm. S7,7bO
BIT DIVISION AVE. NE.
& rooms and bath. ami. S6.95o
1914 CLAY PL. NE.
rooms. bath, utility room ---- $3.50
1l18 G ST. NE.
rooms. bath, ami. S5'950
$500 GRANT ST. NE.
5 rooms, bath 3d. oo
& rooms and bath $4,000
JOHN R. PINKETT, INC,
DU S7S7 1902 New jersey Ave. NV
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
Continued

WOODLAND OR CLEARED HOMBTEAD
tracts. to suit those who love the open
spaces; high, attractive outlook; reason
able prices N. side Bel Pre- road. l mile
east of Manor Club. Sign on tree at en-
trance. FRANCIS M. MILLER, Baltimore.
MASS. AVE. WILL GO THROUGH THIS
try Club, approached by Bradley blvd:
only $3.50 per acre; will trade on home,
farm or water front. OWNER, MA. 9257.
GROUND FOR SALE.
LOW-coST HOUSING for TITLE VI.
in the District, Maryland and Virginia;
from 20 acres to 4.000-acre tract: priced
reasonable
Realtor. EDWARD R. CARR Builder
1859 Connecticut Ave. NV.
ADAMS 6623-6624-6625.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SMALL DE LUXE NV. APT. S19.750.
Detached brick; income, S3.714 year.
SAM ROSEY, ADAMS 2700.
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LYON VILLAGE. VA.

Owner will sell direct, h-story bunga-
low bedrooms, . baths dining room
living room, study. etc: large rooms: lot
100-ft. front: price. -SlO,750: cash, S3,479
assume first trust, S1,21l payable S56a5
monthly till paid. Box 294-R. Star I5s
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oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

LOCATED 100 MILES NORTH OF D. G.
in McConnellsburg, Pa, from April 1st
seven rooms, bath, sun parlor, three
porches Hot-water heat, electric lights.
fireplace: newly decorated, completely fur
nished Nicely located. near courthouse
in town OF 900 Adults. Rent $50 per
no. Phone Ma. 5425. l5s
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR RENT, 3-BEDRooM, 2;
bath cottage, Sherwood Forest, Nd. Call
WI 30l6 or Woodley 1869.
BACKBAY WEST RIVER)-b ROOMS
and bath. garage; large lot: nice condi-
ton; short distance from beach: due to
III health, owner must sell; price, $4,000.
Long Beach, on Chesapeake Bay-a six,
toilet. aItIsian water large lot; The cot, cot,
city; price. including furniture. $4,000.
VIM. r. BALLARD. 1921 Eye st. NV.
COTTAGE, CLOSEST WATER FRONT TO
Washington. 25 miles out, on South River;
newly furnished and redecorated, attrac-
tive enough for city home, bedrms. lst
floor; 2 on second, Ia baths, 2 attractive
freplaces, ] inside, other outdoors; ga
storage space; new concrete septic tank
new well and pump beautiful grounds,
shrubbery. fruit trees, new pier and bulk
head. brick steps down to water and pri-
vate beach; Grabbing. fishing; rowboat
included; l acre. grounds well cared for;
property. Phone Taylor zoos.
BUY NOW. NEW OR USED COTTAGES AT
Cedarhurst or Ches. Bay (near Shady Side,
Mdy bIdx - mes d c. sl25o 5ox to ss25o
only. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN, i Thomas
Circle, MA. 6229.
SHERWOOD FOREST. MD.-CoTTAGE
No. 33I; 3 bedrms. furn, excel condition
omen Sunday, Is pm; S1.s0O. Hobart
707I ewes
EPPING FOREST 2O-MIN DRIVE FROM
Annapolis; = lovely cottages for sale or
rent; Bay Ridge. desirable lots: beauti-
full water situation; also other properties
70 show. Telephone Annapolis 1916 or
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

NEW DETACHED : ROOMS AND BATH
4 bedrooms gas, electricity. INV h., hard
wood floors, Handicapped garden; Sl,Iuo
down, S35 mo. or will rent S75 mo. BY
owner WA 1925.
IN SLIGO PARK HILLS, SILVER SPRING
i-room house. with screened porch. attic,
basement, oil heat. ami fenced back
yard. trees; sale, SS950: rent, 500. Call
OIL. 9417 before 7::}O pm
FOR A SCHOOL SANITARIUM. REST
home or boarding house. Large 1O-room
and b; brick home; detached. on a two
acre knoll overlooking Eastern Branch,
5 squares from Good Hope rd and MINI.
ave, $500 per month. Only responsible
parties need apply. MA. 9251. l5'
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COLONIAL CENTER-HALL HOME, 625
acres land, 3 blocks Washington G. and G
Club. h.-W.h., oil burner, about 1.l0O 1t;
sewer on both sts. assessments paid. AT
excellent investment for home or develop
ment: $4,000. BY appointment only
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PLYMOUTH 1899 4-door de luxe: clean
and mechanically perfect; Al tires, radio.
heater. Price, S46O. 143s Meridian pl.
n ". Apt 33
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,
245O-52 NICHOLS AVE. SE.-2 buildings
(rented), on lot Al H2X52S; will sacrifice for
81 $50. Phone OWNER. IA. 9457.
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Country Home on Bus Line

New 5-room brick bungalow, space for
rooms in attic. $4,000 square feet, Of
! ground with additional $4,000 If needed.
| Trust. S4.SOO at S35 month. Priced at
| $4,000 Box 147-J. Star.
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RIVERDALE, MD.-S ROOMS, 2 BATHS,
hot-water heat, full basement: S495 down
easy payments Full price S5g50'
HYattsYille. Md WA. 1000
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18th ST. NV. -
@ ROOMS BATHS.
/. T. GRAVATTE,
72a 18th St. Realtor. MA. o553.
6q28 9th STREET NV.

NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL.
e-room brick, slightly over two years
old, 3 bedrooms. . baths. finished attic. 2
fireplaces, deep lot; close to schools. SHOP
ping center: excellent transportation; price
Sll 900 OWNER. RA 3075.
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LAKE JACKSON.

l2-MI. LAKE. 80 MI. D. c.
Safer for your family. Forested shores,
log homes for defense and Govt. workers
Prices, ST. 900 UP. 3 to rooms am l.
Boating. fishing, swimming. Near Ma
nhSSaS. Va
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"a Permits 10 Buy
New Autos Granted
Here During Week
158 New Tires and 36
Recopped Ones Are
Rotioned by Boord

Certificates authorizing purchase
of new automobiles were issued to
"a individuals and business firms
during the last week, the District
Rationing Administration announced
yesterday.
The Capital Transit Co., was given
permission to buy two vehicles, while
the other successful applicants each
received one purchase certificate
The board also approved certifi-
Gates for purchase of 158 new tires
and 36 recapped tires during the
week. The new tires were rationed
among 81 individuals and business
organizations, and the recapped
tires among 10 persons and firms.
Those who received car purchase
certificates were:
Capt. Eli Savage, 3514 Thirty
fourth street NV; S. P. Grubb,
Fourth and G streets NV: Peter
Bayz, 1876 Tennessee avenue NE;
DR.. Alec Horwitz, 2719 Brandywine
street NV: Chancellor Garrison,
1918 Fourteenth street NV; Rous-
seau F. Rives, 321O Seventeenth
street NV: Wilson K. Hunteman,
5732 Georgia avenue NV: William
H. Church, 310 Nineteenth street
NE; Gerald James ODay, 1856
Fifteenth street NV: R. E. Taylor,
2120 Sixteenth street NV; Illumi-
mating Engineering & Service Co.,
Inc, 927 Fifteenth street NV; John
| Anderson, 1913 Harvard street NV;
DR.. James P. Leake, 2733 Ontario
road NV; Capital Transit Co.,
Thirty-sixth and M streets NV;
John M. Zier, 1880 c street Sc; F..
x. Courtney, 5601 Fourth street
NV; Andrew B. Evans, 1885 street
NV; DR.. Charles J. Bovine, 2001
Rhode Island avenue NE.
DR.. John w. Burke, 2311 Tracy
place NV; Edmund D. Moneuse,
705 Upshur street NV; Albert E.
Marland, 1926 Forrest Lane NV;
Clarence S. Bruce. 1725 Lanier place
NV; DR.. Jack L. Derzavis, 1726
I street, NV: Frederick NJ Hop
kins, ir., 36l0 Patterson street NV;
Joseph A. Sharlin. 1905 Sixteenth
street NV; Holton Arms School,
Inc. 2125 S street NV: Arthur F.
Steinberg, 1856 Columbia road
N. W.; Walter w. billiard, 7 w street
NV; Harvey Lynch, 1878 Holbrook
| terrace NE; Emmett H. Mark
wood, 1908 Seventeenth street NV:
Sapsoye Yefremovich. 1920 Sixteenth
street NV: Legation of Iran, 2315
Massachusetts, avenue NV; Arthur
A. Sislen. CSC Ninth street NE; Col.
Falkner Heard, PTS Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV.
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Miles Dawson Dies:
Actuury and Author
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
ORLANDO Fla, March 28.-Miles
M. Dawson, 78, retired New York
attorney and well-known insurance
actuary and author, died here last
night. He had been in i'll health
several years.
During the First World War Mr.
Dawson was special attorney exam
liner for the United States Shipping
Board. Emergency Fleet Corp. He
also was adviser to the War Risk
Bureau in 1917.
Mr.. Dawson was special United
States counsel in tax litigation from
1915 to 1917 and later in 1919 served
as counsel and actuary commissioner
to investigate the New York State
insurance fund.
Funeral services will be held here
Monday.
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Survey Ordered to Safeguard
Deaf Persons in Air Raid

uations with which they are famil-
lar, Mr.. Graunke said they will be
able to do likewise in an air raid If
they are informed about the rules,
the sets Of signals and the insignia
Of officers.
Others Actions Will Aid Them.
If deaf person is on the street
when an air raid comes he will be
warned by the unusual activity of
other persons, just as he is now in
the case of approaching fire engines
or ambulances.
If deaf person is in the home
the danger is more serious and the
eventuality should be provided for
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A survey looking toward consulta-
ton with persons hard of hearing
regarding their safety during an air
raid was ordered yesterday in all
sectors of the metropolitan defense
area by Clement Murphy, chief air
raid warden.
In his order Chief Murphy in
closed memorandum about deaf
persons in an air raid that was pre-
pared by Lloyd Graunke, senior
warden for the Columbia Institution
for the Deaf.
Pointing out that the deaf have
proved capable Of caring for them
selves intelligently in complex sit
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carefully, Mr.. Graunke said.

carefully, Mr.. Graunke said.
with the aid of the warden the
deaf person should arrange with a
friend or neighbor to warn him
either by actually entering his home
or through some mechanical device" !"
Mr.. Graunke continued. Provisions
should be made with more than
one person to come to his aid so
there will be little or no chance of
his being overlooked"
Lights Offer Problem.
He said that lights left burning in
the house while the deaf person is
asleep or away should be arranged
so they cannot be seen from the
outside.
Mr.. Graunke urged the deaf to
assume responsibility for their own
safety during raids, not only to
care for themselves but so as not to
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Mrs. Beatrice Warde
To Lecture on Books

A lecture by Mrs. Beatrice Warde
writer and editor now working with
the American Outpost in Great Brit
ain, will open Books Under Fire
an exhibition of the effect of war on
England's book centers, at the
Library of Congress tomorrow. Mrs.
Warde will speak in Coolidge Audi
torium at 9 pm.
Another feature Of the program
will be the first Washington showing
of the British sound film, The Bat
tie of the Books review Of the
work of service libraries in England.
Included in the exhibition, which
will remain open until April 13, will
be volumes partly burned and other
wise damaged during air raids on
London. Fifty British war posters
will be shown.
Also in the display will be so Brit
ish books of 1941 recently exhibited
in New York by the American In
stitute of Graphic Arts. Mrs. Warde
was largely responsible for this part
of the exhibition. At the request Of
the institute, she sent from London
a number of the books. to which
were added British volumes already
available in this country.
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endanger others who may feel
obliged to help them.
Mr.. Graunke advised against re-
quiring the deaf to wear a special
badge or insignia, saying it would
be embarrassing to them and that
it might be carelessly left of at the
very time 1t was needed.
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Scoutmuster EnIists
To Be Near His Bows

CHAPMAN, Kans. - Purley F.
Freeman couldn't stand it when he
saw most of his Scout troop en-
listing.
The 45-year-old scoutmaster VOL
unteered and was accepted at the
recruiting station.
Il wont to be right alongside my
BOYS" he explained.
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Evening star., 1942-03-29

Let freedom ring on Uncle Sans
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-10-22
Society
Clubs
Imperial Valley
Music Teachers
Host TO Region

Imperial Valley Music Teachers
association is to be host Sunday at
the meeting Of Region OF the Music
Teachers association of California,
sessions being held from $50 am.
to 3 pm. in the Barbara Worth
hotel with luncheon at II noon.
Paul Clarke Stauffer of San Diego,
regional president, will preside. Off
GERS are to be elected. the "Califor-
MIA plan, that of further accredit-
ing of teachers, will be discussed az
will scholarship plans, Dorothy Arm
strong of Ell Centre presenting the
Imperial Valley branch's scholarship
project.
Imperial Valley has been asked
to prepare a slate of officers f0r
the state association to present tc
the region.
Many valley members who direct
choirS are planning to attend the
luncheon and afternoon session, anG
others interested in music are well
come to attend any or all sessions.
Reservations for the luncheon
must be made with Mrs. w. A
McCampbell, president Of the val
ley branch, whose address is 02i
lockwood Ave, CaleXico.
In Ell Centro, reservations may be
made with Mrs. Ruth Teeple Reid
753 Holt avenue, telephone 236.