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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-14
I Might Be WrOng--BUT
BY p. G. STROMBERG

lust how many TOO MANY
Federal employees are now on
the Government payroll it would
be impossible to estimate. There
are, however, complaints and
criticisms from every quarter
directed at this angle of the war
effort. 1t has frequently been
reported that in some of the
new departments
Too MANY in Washington
Federal can be found
Employees young men and
women who have
difficulty in appearing busy
when the higher-ups come around.
In some cases people have re-
signed rather than continue on
the Government payroll with
practically nothing to do. 1t
seems that in each department
the head is authorized to hire
promiscuously without regard to
the need for new employee.
The number of civilian employees
has reached more than three mil
Ions and the end is not in sight.
It takes only simple arithmetic
to arrive at an approximate fig
ure of the total annual cost of
this army of employees. Even
if we take the low average of
$4,000 per person per year we
find the staggering total of SIX
BILLION DOLLARS. This is
in excess of the total Govern
ment expenditures in any one
year prior to 1888 except the
years of the First World War.
Based on twenty-five working
days per month it represents
TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS
PER DAY.
We are a rich nation and can
afford many Injuries and absorb
the costs involved in a multitude
of mistakes. But the question
of higher and higher taxes
brings us all to the point where
it is only natural to seek some
means Of eliminating many IF
NOT ALL of the non-essential
expenses of civilian employment
by the Government. Where the
point of exhaustion lies no one
can tell but that
Thousands there is a point
Should Be none can ques-
In Uniform ton. We don't
want to reach
that point. We don't even want to
approach it. Yet who will make
himself so ridiculous as to at
tempt to justify our maintaining
such OUTLAWS when millions
might be saved?
The thousands of young fell
lows in Government jobs who
could we'll be in uniform should
be put in uniform. They are
enjoying deferments because of
their alleged essentially to the
war effort. Surely Uncle Sam
can find men not fitted for serv-
ice to fill these places. Most
likely women can be used. The
shortage of man-power rests,
partially at least, with the Gov
eminent. Estimates of the num-
Der of men within the military
age now on the Federal payroll
vary. That there is in excess Of
300,0 900 seems unquestioned. This
little army lin uniformly would
obviate the tough question Of
drafting pre-Pearl Harbor faith
ers. 1t could be done, probably,
without hampering Ito serious
degree) the work now carried
on. 1t would leave the fathers
available for the war jobs and
would sweeten the taste of mil
lions of taxpayers.
Our headlong dash into ma
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-14
BOYS AND RIFLES

Complaints that boys with rifles
are endangering children in schools
and people on the streets, and prey
ing on song birds and insect-eating
birds caused the Board to order
Mr.. Wilkinson to prepare a notice
of warning for all county papers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-14
Postwar
Monetary
Program

must face realities. 1t is folly
to run along with no thought Of
where we might stop. To have
a financial program which will
offer some semblance of realism
is the key to our years of recov-
cry. Reaching a full agreement
with the British on money mat
te~s is Of first Importance. SO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-14

m o s t veXlng
issues to be
faced following
this wars vic
torious end. We
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-10-14

Our headlong dash into ma
tional debt is growing more
serious each month. Coping with
this problem will be one of the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-22
Ali Clubbers
To Compete

y number of Vance county ait
CLUB members are cxpccrcG 200 u...
pete IN II statewide contest .,.'...
10 national competition 10 % ...'v
program, II MAS stated today hy %.'
VI. smith. Vance county assistant
farm agent. Details OF the contest
".I. hc explained al February n.,u'-
nIs at the various Ali club, III ..,
county.
y Sin0 war bond will 80 / 'rp
LII clun member tulnin. i'm the rc-.
"c'.H ~ the state. -Four nation.
prf"- ut 5000 college SchoIaa.i .
ami a trip To the ILL club cnu2.,-.
+" Chicago Will go t. the >ccciuu..
winners
y AN incentive toward proven
to" NJ 'w"< and accidents. up 'p lea
c"iu-uM!~n"d plastic medals will I've
awarded IN those farm boys and
GT.> m each county who Submit t.-
ward the close OF the present YEA.
the best reports ON their safety u,-
'.Nliic>
IN addition tn writing story ur
How Helped Prevent Accident
nd Fire. The contestant must have,
prdCtDC"G safety rule, daily. and
must have made an ACCIDENT ana l.r
prevention survey OF ms home u,rG
Cutbu!LdnGS. his school his 'arr.
work, and hi, operation at aurrnn-
Ollcs, trucks and tractors.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-22

ward Taylor, Henderson rou,, -.
pSbln Currin. llCndcr- ON rn,,,
NHli''IIcl Taylor. ia John -,
l"nInlic llarGr"vr. ClmksviIIr ".
route |: Tom BnwCll. William S,ran,
Mason Williams. Henderson rnn,a :,
Henry Barnes. henderson. AII,n y
vId Richardson. Water sircrt, Ia a..
Sn'rd. Henderson route ,: IIur,,
ii'liIi' ii"ndcr'on, care James uu7I
julius Cicero Grey. llrndcr-np r',,.
>: ."'.
Thomas Junlu> Young. IIcudr,..,,.
route =. box !: AlcX Terry. JIrrdo.
son: IincoUS l.. Nance. iIrrdn.'',..
William Ed Stroud. Henderson r,.,.,I
;: Harvey Wilson. lj3 Steven. ,,'r
nur. MI. Vernon. n. Y: Robert E,,.L
HrdS"n. licndcr ON. <.zra Daniel nor
-. 'lH Morton stree, n. w W,sh
n%'"n. ID. G.: Critic l.ottic pr,r,.
MiddIrn'ng: Fred AlDcr, Jewell m,
ICmc street. qua
Jack Freeman Warren. III S,ub
Sif'"t y. w. Washington. -. G.: i. 80
Norman short. Henderson rnut. >.
John SylvInnuS Tah"rn. r23 r,c'
$lTlHG street: Duranr Brandon u.m.
d"r."n route 3: James Lennon uor.
G"rSun route |: John Calyi, T,..n,
Henderson route !: NIcI-ir Tb,....,.
Williams. 81 Written avcnur. ~,
liam hus ell. iu3 pct'i.rrv. s,rcr,
David Lee Jones. IIcud"r.uu h,,.
""i. JauH'& Townsend. H23 Vaurh,n
''"N': Robert DayI.. South William,
street. care l;"hr"' Perry. D,,.c,
Watson lTnG f,lrp,,I,,, ,,.., =,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-22
Prison Statistics Disprove
Some Ideas, Confirm Others
lCnntinmcd tom rntG 6inc !

among white and CulurCd men. with
Negroes Slightly leading When il Is
recalled that the Negro popuiation
Is estimated al about 81 PEI cent OF
Inc total. this indicates a tar larger
per ccntaGc ol colnred criminals. In
1871 there were 3.lgG white men
committed and 9,606 Negroes. The
next year these numbers were re-
duccd I" h.I2i and 6.993. respective
~. showing a per ccntagc ratio
against the whites.
II Is interesting Ia note that nearly
twice Is many white men were con-
|Nicicd al non-Sl!pport ar neglect of
families. while Negroes led III con-
victi"nS for assault and larceny.
Forsyth led all counties IN nGm-
Der of sentences. and along with
McCklcnbUrS shows prCpuudurau'
NcGr" convictions The nest ranking
counties. GuiIford and WaiiC. show.
fairly equal numbers ut the two
races.
OF 81 women sent To the wo-
mans prison last year. 1877 were
white and la CnlOrcd. Sen oiiCu>Cs
constituted the major cause of irl-
priSOnmcnt ni women. go of them
being sent up for that reason Among
the women also tho low age lead.
with pa being between IL and -
years old. Here again tho high Schuu,
dChct l. the largest.
Marriage would seem To- have :,
SOLDERING effect. since by far the lar
ger number in all race and St,
groups arc shown to be unmarried
While the report docs not brcal:
down this classification To such a
Inc point. prison officials Suggc- {
that if the extreme low age brackets
arc eliminated there would not bc
80 marked difference between the
married and unmarried tables.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-22
Negro Sought
For Warren
Murder aiken

Will, Smut. ,-....... ~. ..r..
3o's. wanted 600. 90. ,N.. .. H..
non p"l,,. m '.. l.'l,. ,r5,-.u,....
IN Wurrui"u lu.H Dv.y.r,. -. I...
been ARRESTED r i.w.usi.u.. N...
and /, Uvlug ur,d Fucr, iuE .mr.r
county officers AIryur Fiyul, rruoIl
ni Henderson -I.u 'rdaN hn '.d D.,n
advised 10y Deputy Nn,.rH Ru,
ShcHri,r. ui the r..grru.r. county.
Shcarru Wd, To- leave ths ali"rnuuu
l"r tn, .Nauawl mr'.up,lr- L. i..s.
prsSr>,.ru ul the SUSPECT and raiwu
um H. Warren c..m'N tor jrIal
Powell M. .,..r,t il, l.. .I,,... 81,
business shortly .,irr r.Id,,.,r 3..-
cr,.,r- ri u lev. ,.ru,.,.. .i,., r,
and rhIrl Jarls Scott Cd, H.. ,.,...,,
p,Iicr had br,u rs,,urr, T., H.. .,,,1
uiunt ucyy, hrradr.., H., ,..4. ,.,i,,,d
living in = rn,I a., hlr.I - hi. .rn,,.
ChlCl scott rrnurrcI .c.;ug . %,.,,
"a tn, place WN"r ~, u. .r...
short while later 20 rnlprrd mann ran
Ia Scott on the streets. advising mm
uI the murder The front door hJd
been locked and the slayer uuptlcrI-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-22
Vance Farmers Receive
First 1912 AAA Checks
16O Checks Total
,OO7.O 9; Farmers
Expected to Receive
Total of $4,000

Tho first Iarm benefit payment
checks for compliance with the 1917
agricultural conScrNIIl"u program
have been mailed iu Vance county
farmers. II WAS announced today Nv
j. w. Sanders. county farm agent.
y few additional checks arc expected
- the near future. bat the major,
Viii not arrive Tor some time. i
WaS said.
The FIRST consignment ui che X.
mailed direct la payrCs from III"
regional AAA n'':"r nv N.CnmrNj.
Va. aggregated $5.001.o9. III l6b
checks III payment "l - Hppl.cL.
tons. The sum l. the vet amount
paid for conservation practices auG
special crop payment. after q due
tons for cotton crop insurance prom
lumS and charges ton conservation
materials.
Mr.. Sanders estimated th", APP
proNimatcly SlO.0OO viii I've paid t.
Vance county farmers tins wear Im-
der the AAA program. THIS cp-
70 CntS marked decrease .pW
SOB .288.l0 earned l'y Njur, y'u'y
farmers for compliance w'' IN" 'Hii
AAA prgoranl--a decrease accounted
Tor. Mr.. Sanders SaId. ny c'wj.d'I -
of parity payments ur tobacco nd
cotton due In the ctrrc.' prices ON
nose crops. and by reduction IN The
'm"In' of special crop payments on
tobacco and cotton.
y fcw iarm~ ~ He o'un'' J".
with late practices ~ BE aGrj,rll-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-22
Carrboro Firm
Awarded e

Chapel Hill. Jan. 22.-(AP)-
while the Nays prc-ilight band
played Praise the Lord and Pass
the Ammunition" the National Mu-
nltl"u> Corporation OF Carrburu to-
day received the Army Navy e.
award tor cXccllCncc in manulactur-
lnc ammunition.
y capacity crowd of approximate
~ 800 persons attended the award
ceremonies. in the University of
North Cardinals Memorial Hall.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-22
WAR HOUSING.

Raleigh. Jan. 22.-(AP)-Thc Of
ice at war information said today
that moro than 40 per cent of tho
total war housing authorized for
North Carolina in 1912 was in the
Wilmington area to house shipyard
workers
The remainder of the housing pro-
gram for 900 war workers was
programmed in IL areas. including
Burlington. Charlotte. Cherry Point.
Durham. Elizabeth City. Fayetteville.
GnldSboro, Holly Ridge. Jacksonville.
LHurrburg. New Porn. Morchead
City. Sanford and Southern Pines.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-22
VANCE FARMERS BUY
REGISTERED STOCK

NJ G.. kittrCll and r. .. Wade.
both of Watkins township. have re-
Gently purchased reg i>tcr"d HANG
shire pigs a. base stock Ton pu.c-
bred herds. 1t Was stated TO-DAY .,
NELL NJ. Smith. assistant county rm..
agent. who assisted IN negotiations
for the stock. The pigs Wcr, p..-
chased from It GOldSboru breeder.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-22
Reduction of License Taxes
Considered Sure to Be Given

(Cum,.mucd from Page OncD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-22
COUNCIL. TO MEET

The rrglIIar nfOnihly meeting n
the Henderson City Council r~ scho-
dulcd to DC hold al the usual time
nc%t Monday evening at g u'cIock.
Mayor Henry Powell laid today he
knew of nothing To- come up for cnu-
s!dcratIpn other than mere routine
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-22
AROUND TOWN
MARRIAGE LICENSE

y marriage paper VA, issued
Thursday by tn" register ui decd
10 i colorcd couple. Leonard FicrI.
aud Theresa Perkins. both OF On
ord +" J.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
CROMELIN, TOWNSEND, CAVALIER
and KIRKLAND. Attorneys,
1868 National Press Bldg.

DISTRICT, COURT OF THE UNITED
HOLDING Probate coursNNo. sos8s. Ad-
bs sbcnS.r is who to g.s Gye b SotSss lie
District Court of the United States for
the District Of columba granted IT Letters letters
Tong, deceased, has. with the approval Of
the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of Colnmoa; n.d h9iding ga sfn s9
day Of January; 1e44i at 1000 zoo. oslocR clock
as & 1ne um' me p,na mnq said nsyment Sue1
distribution from said estate, under the
CSur and control when ana
to distributive shares or legacies,. or the
residue or parts thereof are notiied ned, to to
duly authorized. with their claims AGAINST
my hand this lst day Of December, 1943.
DANA DEvEREUx, Care Of Emerson Engi-
HeW YORK HVsksleef 1ses5 Attest VicToR s.
MERsCH. ReRister Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
de210.1T
Evening star., 1943-12-24
THE EVENING STAR Washington DC b
H.
LEGAL NOTICES.
HARRISON T. SLAUGHTER, Attorney,
MunSey Buildiug

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of CO.
SHIP NO. 139.--NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that a new. limited partnership
has been formed under Title Al, Chapter
/, Of the District of Columbia Code. which
will on January !. 1914. supersede A. L.
Sauls Pianograph Company; that the
name under which the new limited part
nership will do business is Sauls Piano.
graph Company: that the character of
the business shall be all types OF photo
lithographing and kindred and allied busi-
sTaphine business, hat ths principal
eips ship SHAH 81 Ru'tS be i7s1 9TH Street Nv
shall consist Of two general partners,
Louise Charlotte sauls mo. 8 Montroyye
and Albert L. Tucker 165Ia 9Th Street
NV, Washington. D. CT and one limited
partner. Arthur J, Linn, Trustee Of the
Trust Estate OF Robert Leith Salts tSykes-
vile, Maryland: that the amount Of
capital with which said partnership will
do business is S42 900 90. Of which Louise
Charlotte Sauls and Albert l.. Tucker will
contribute S32, 10000 and Arthur J. Linn,
Trustee. has contributed S10,0o0.00: that
under ths terms sTpsr Of The nn ce5ss Tnee ss s
the limited partner. viii be liable for the
extent of the amount of capital con,
tributed by him; and that said limited
partnership shall commence on JANUARY |,
1914. and terminate on December u,
1915. unless continued as provided therein.
Gel5,18.17 .23, "a, 20 ,30,31 ,ta5,57
Evening star., 1943-12-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK .1942 Roadmaster sedanette; must
have priority: radio and heater. Hyatts.
BUICK 1871 sedanette spec; radio. heater.
1000 miles. car like new. Mrs. Hurtel.
4Ll3 Drummond ave; Chevy Chase. Md.
BUICK l94o super 4-door sedan, r. and h..
conpe: Hyattsvile Buick WA. Ali.
BUICK 194l Century sedan; radio and
heater' heit' r excellent condition. Hyattsville
BUICK ,ia3s sedan; good condition. Just
overhauled, new tires radio and heater,
call ca ! Co 2o6s weekdays after pm, and
BUICK 1889 4-door. special sedan: radio
vile Buick. WA; All
dssns a's Ssi 'sii 2asSa esn & ss ''s .s: :
CADILLAC 1910 club conv. coupe, new
tGp; tiHs radio and heater, excellent gas milease
ssaan ca ape oxferd H5 any 141s 9axe oT o t. a7s
CHEVROLET l94l special de luxe town
1909 5000 psn opd s cesn IN
onsyroiet CO, 1898 Ga. ave. sHs'i NV. 'AAHo'
CHEVROLET 1s4l, station wagon; excel
eaHiRs1YisEMEAk eHis1YisMA flpai ilsp4i 4-door sedan, Ne.
t1ss a1sker HyasssSle tRd sSeE asfrdTys W. 'o0d
DODGE 1897, 4-dr.: radio, heater. excel.
SoSuth, sth ST.; Arlington, Va. 2e..
ton; Hyastsyills Buick; WA. 4iii.
bs.I.i DODGE 1889 1883 coupe; 2 new tires. radio,
tssen So. 1854 4naasa'iDh somersst 81. nv cay Pee
Fok2 TsaIo: spso 49, Tsor no sedan heater and
Hyattsvlile Buick. WA. iii, "o 'n'~
CONTINUED on Next Paee)
Evening star., 1943-12-24
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
Board. Washington, D. c., December "a.
] 943. Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing persons have applied for transfer and
amendment OF licenses or new licenses to
be effective February l.. 1914 under the
District OF Columbia Alcoholic Beverage
control, Act. and that protests VII, be
e:15 am, in room No. 225, District Build
ing, after which date time will be set for
a public hearing of such protests: 72i
George Samaras, TIA The Loop, retailer S
c. 5000 Mt Pleasant Street NV;
1898. Percy Solomon d David A; Freid.
TIA Capitol Delicatessen: retailers %;
1913 Seventh Street, NV: 1925, Natalie
paws. aSd IA gaf6seus; B sa.s TstalleTs plll 5
3o2 n Street NV. THO THOMAS s,,, Fills : ! !. I3
Pol4gdf MEREDITH ut,h ALCOHOLIC sEGy5EaRAfGE EYE Af
ALcoHoLIc BEvERAdE ,ssSSsI Control q
1913. Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing persons have applied for licenses
under the District of Columbia Alcoholic
T5 be receysd On Or b before roo. JanYsry va .5 5e
District Building. after, which date time
will be set for public hearing Of such
protests: 2321, Morris L; Shapiro, TIA
Seeles Drug Store, retailers "A" 1920
Fourth Street s.W. 1909, Joe G.. Green
and Johnnie Crocker. TIA Cozy Hill Grill,
FHoMas Tssslss RL s alGS Gopds sth wGiAM Sfst ny
HoEIc H5EED BEVERAGES RAGE ccoNTTRRoI cTR BoARb.
deCA RI
Evening star., 1943-12-24
ARTHUR c. ELGIN, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia,
ministration.@This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. Of the District OF
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Testamentary on the estate OF Julian r.
Howdershell. late Of the District of Column
bia.. deceased. All persons having claims
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
scriber. on or before the sth day Of
by. law be excluded from al benent Of
said estate. Given under Its hand this
ecs atsh dsy sAxf # Rstmssz1 szak sta 81 h h.
omeer lSsai.l xttest:. 'vicToR 8.
trict Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Evening star., 1943-12-24
ROOMS FURNISHtD-Northwest

RSobE fp fsLAND AVE. vfom NWbaTss RE aSs
rooms, single, double, run. water, showers:
g des vi sf,sl fsEyee family come 5ass
oiI heat eh.w'; w baths. -. CO. 1902. si2o "A''
TOuRISTS-All-night and weekly accom-
modations. Large and small rooms. AD
DUPONT CIRCLE, a217 Que st. n.w.-Ex-
ful studio twn-bed room, $40 mo,
goal PARK RD., " blk. from H4 bus
q1npe PpIHafe seG home Nn Ynlm phone single s25;
CLEv. PARK, nr. Conn. Conn and Porter St
Attractive warm room. adj. bath, suitable
1907 EYE ST. N.W.-single and double
nsTs s. ANY AVE sns SWss Navy Club
front room, attract. furn. and decor, twin
IfT6 4 sT. NV. Apt. eWDouble room
$40 week; employed couple or ladies
sI35 F ST. N.w.-small studio room
aIIO r ST. NV, mr. Conn. ave. down.
SsPslfasS e osS ;ns ssSs ssaSls 80 Sssh
stS ST. eh Pryatf nash
large room. private BATH bus at front
DOOR door; ,ea s1iet family; near Walter Reed.
i703 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.w.-Larse
rooms, single, double, run. ater, showers:
81 30 day up: hotel service: family rates.
DOWNTOWN, T23 11th st. n.w.-Large
room room twin yin, BEDS running water. next to
9sea 1sss EnchiD Msh ST. N.w.-rwo l.rs. COM
municating rooms with running water.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
MILFORD r. SCHWARTZ. 900 Investment
Building go, Attorney.

States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.--No. s2 $50, Ad-
nlinistration.--Tbis is to, Give Notice ,
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia. Letters
Lawrence Ensleman, late of the District
Of Columbia deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated
to the subscriber. on or before the 3rd
day of December. AID. 1914: otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Given under my
hand this 9th day Of Decemberi 1af3
LAWRENCE WILBUR ENGLEMAN, l44o
ogden Street NV Gnl. tSeal) Attest:
THOMAS c sCAL1.FY. Deputy Eegister
Of Wills for the District Of Columoia'
Clerk Of the Probate Court. oelO,lV "a.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
AUCTION SALES,
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS.
435 Southern Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NO. 1877. NEWTON

FHgSaEs iE sr ssszNAsF Sz xAEpAbEE BEEAgzf GEa
sTREET NoRTHWEsT AVN
seq. Of the land records Of OIL the Dis,rici Of
Columbia. and at the request Of the party
will sell. at public suction in front OF the
Pay or pEcEMEER' A.p ia1$. Al
described land and, premises, situate in the
District Of Columbia. and designated as
and being lot 81 in Caroline A. stanley's
the once Of the surveyor for the District Of
Columbia ;n Liber 35 at iolio 100, Also
thereof OF lot 1s in SAID block . in Chaplin
Browns subdivision known as .Ingleside,"
as per plat recorded In the. once Of the
rear or south feet By f fuli width ,eo ot said
part OF said, lot Also the east 80 feet
block in Char Browns said Subdivision
known as ''Insleside," as per plat recorded
in said surveyors once in Liber county
feet by full width OF said lot. subject to
building restriction lines and covenants of
Terms: Sold subject to a prior building
association deed Of trust for Ss,s56.22,
further particulars Of which will be an
deposit Of a s5o6oe 5 r. reaared 1 .' z Convey sSsg
ancins. recordins' revenue stamps etc, at
tS as5in sST, 10 BE-
forfeited and the property may be adver-
tised and resold At the discretion OF the
trustees.
de1s.21.2427,29 Trustees.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
RooMs FURN.-Nershwsss Cont, /.

NVONAS fONNs-t~0UnWOU tN0uvsJs
ONE BLOCK from GEoRqIA AVE, and
MoaGp sroas roo s al ss bss Mss.s mon, fcs
sss ss sc sGAeKEssos tsk sSso Ri sr SfSS
home, @ Cedar Closet; Closets; excellent transp': res-
HxRSSRpt fEnsSls tsaiss sT oE hss clean quiet
sslS y7th sr. wv NW.Apeysle f,e room. de-
tahsa asksr hUsss Wsad.d aps, qlsna
1893 nf issS 00sfa 81. S.WMsacancy e.si for young
ladies; also single room for man. Phone
HOTEL i44O R. /. AVE. N.w.-For /. or
Saths ssOEer Rsai Seat 'nx maid sS sersds % s.
Iios srd ST. N.w.-Large front double
rm.,. twin peds.. radio, kitchen. liy. rm.
= =priyileses; sharing bathroom; piano.
HALF BLOCK from $500 block of Conn.
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decorated end 4, double front windows
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beat. Unlimited phone, Transp. at door
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osbsrs ESG@ suitable MR 7sa4 8 ehw 81 weekly each
I7as LAMONT ST. N.W.-very desirable
double room, twin beds, End floor, next
bath. c.h.w.; Mt. Pleas. car line. Gentle
1917 18th ST. NV, half block OF Conn
ave.--Attrac. furn.. warm rooms for girls,
N. HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV, I3OS-Warm.
nicely furnished single rooms. near bath:
1is. issi 1Vafn Our 81 81. N.w-1arse double room
running water. twin beds; close to trans
poTBLE AND SINGLE rooms in private
Jewish home; conv to streetcar and ex-
press bus line: unlimited phone. RIA. 1926.
THE WILSON HOUSE, 2Oi5 Halomara I'd
rms; single. $50; double, $50
each: share with another girl. $50.
1884 COLUMBIA RD NW.-Men $3.50
heat: heat: 10 min; d'town on car line. I baths.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. near Connecticut
bus-1 or 2 gentlemen only: . large
warm rooms on 2nd floor, beds have inner
spring mattresses: 2 bathrooms, shower:
Lear garage; detached. insulated house.
occupied BY 4 adults ordway, 3636. !.
front rm.,, suitable for 2 girls or married
1880 18th ST NV. in former legation,
for lady with gentle family; share large
double room. 2 bay windows, porch, ample
closet room; also single basement room
with piano for student; reasonable. DE.
1919 NEWTON ST. N.w-Attractive room
for gentleman or employed couple in re-
dned home. double bed, large closet, semi
private bath. all conveniences; excellent
transportation CO. 1913