davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-01-14
ROOMS FURNISHED.
For prompt responses
ana better service, aduer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CluSsiticdtions.

1908 SHEPHERD ST. NE.-DoupIe room,
tWln hom oeos, inner-spring rs mattress; pvt. det
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 1s34-Men; S4 so
wk., single rms: dble., 81: clean. warm:
10 min. dtown; baths, shower. chW.
conf. beds, auto. gas hit AD 433O.
HILLCREST, 2220 Both, st. s.e.-Wanted,
phone, twin beds. laundry privileges: SO
per month. Ludlow 6450
4th AND QUACKENBOS SITS NV
girls, beautiful room with twin beds, next
express bus downtown: $50 ca RA. 2as7
MASTER BEDROOM twin beds. private
shower, private home; convenient transp.:
employed couple preferred. EN-. 8OO6
5110 9TH ST. NW.-Room to share with
another girl twin beds Call Randolph
cancy for i or . young ladies: warm, COM
Portable apt; on car line; $50 each
1854 HOBART ST. N.W.-Gentlemen only,
Columbia Cor Gs sa,s {; block car and bus lines,
5s31 NEBRASKA AVE. NV. block east
Of Conn ave;"Unlim. phone, semi-pvt.
bath: girls. Call after 8 pm, WO. S244
1a 1als tS;rd +; AVE AVE NwaLarg. double front
I725 KILBouRNE PL. NW.-Dble rm.,
2nd-n n; windows; "a blk, Mt. Pleasant
car; employed married couple or girls.
LARGE newly and well furnished bedroom
Tor married couples or would consider
kitchen privileses for mother. / block to
hus Stop Unlimited telephone. Call At
13s TENN: AVE. N E.-.Youns man to
another: :. block Lincoln Park. FR. 4s33
CLEAN in1cleased 1aa porch, next . bath; good
Evening star., 1943-01-14
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

4-FAMILY APT HOUSE. DETACHED. LO-
Gated in one Of the best rental areas In
Northwest washington; large wooded lot.
fast TRANSPORTATION within a block. coal
hot-wster heat. For full details. call G. r.
SMITH. oliver 533S, or Oliver 3459.
Evening star., 1943-01-14
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serDice, aduer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Classttfcdtions.
Evening star., 1943-01-14
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS. PETS, ETC.
GOOD HOMES WANTED for young male
terrier black, female part spaniel and
small brown female collie; So each Hill
side 101s
COOKERS, Oh. Sired, S2o-S25-S35-SlOO,
SCOTTIES, From Oregon S2O-S25-S:}5
DOG HOTEL, 7:'44 Georgia Ave. Ia 1921 &.
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDING
Cocker spanielS puppies and stud serv-
ice. Phone Warfield 1924 or Berwyn 13a
BABY CHICKS.
BARRED ROCKS, r. ] Feds. White Leg
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store. 6l9 st. NV Metropolitan OOS9
w BOLGIANO e. CO.
Poultry. equipment: full line Eshelman's
601 E st. NV. Ma. OO91.
Evening star., 1943-01-14
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING
DRIVEN CAFE.
ACT QUICKLY

ACT QUICKLY!
Only $4,000 for restaurant. beer wine
and llouor, on and off sale license just
over D. c. line, Md. Lot, 165 front, .O5
oeep' Two entrances. Parking area, 900
cars. Includes property. business, equip
ment and good will Business repays cash
investment in l year. RA 4343 or WA
n39S.
Evening star., 1943-01-14

CLEVELAND PARK, Mr.. 34th AND MA.
comb; convenient to school, bus, stores. +
bedrms., > baths. 2-car garage; price,
S14,5 800. with easy financing. National
Evening star., 1943-01-14
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGTON. VA.-CoRNER BUNGALOW.
rooms and bath. oil heat, garaee; at
tractively furnished. LINKINS CO..
Dupont Circle
Evening star., 1943-01-14

ROOMS With BOARD WANTED.
POLICE GUARD. age so, wants room and
board nr. Glen Echo car line Phone
Chestnut 1850.
EMPL. MOTHER, GIRL, q: Protestant
family: nr. public school. Franklin 4117
after Z. Box GOV, Star
Evening star., 1943-01-14
APARTMENTS WANTED

class surroundings offer substantial rental
for desirable . or 3 rm kit. apt (furn.
or unfurnD. Season or longer: best n W.
sec; highest ref; exc. care. Box 219-L,
Star.
Evening star., 1943-01-14
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT desires part-time work;
books opened and kept, audits, financial
reports, income and all other tax returns;
eficient and reasonable Tel CHI. 1900.
Ant. 104, or write 4109 Tennyson road,
Hyatts., Md. 16'
ACCOUNTANT desires position as comp
troller or supervisor of an accounting de-
partment; over 80 years of experience,
best of references; liberal salary desired
Box 03-V, Star. 16s
Evening star., 1943-01-14

S11,750: DET.. Mr., 18th AND DEIAFIELD
pl NV; 4 rms, bath 1st A., bedrms,
bath End f., 2. bedrms 3rd d.: INV. auto.
neat, garage: live on LIST n. and rent this
tastic but true. McDEVITT. RA. 44oo
Evening star., 1943-01-14
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED

OFFICER, quiet. conservative, desire
room with private bath in southeast sec
ton of Old Alexandria; reasonable rent
Box 14-V Star
Evening star., 1943-01-14
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

Gail GIL. 612l.
house with other Govt girls, on bus line,
conv. to Pentagon Bldg Maid, service,
honey atmosphere. Temple 1852
ONE DOUBLE, / single, 3rd floor bath
Husband Army officer. drives to Pentagon
Bldg; breakfast served II desired Call
TIE. S733
ARLINGTON-Large twin bedrm; close to
pentagon and Navy Eldgs. Bus at door.
Evening star., 1943-01-14

400 BLOCK 9Th S.W.-s-RM AND BATH
stucco; h.-w.h, large rear yard: ST 800
cash rec immed. poss. w. w. BAILEY.
Evening star., 1943-01-14

NEAR CENTER OF Sill. SPG.-MODERN
brick home. not 2 yrs. old: rooms. .
all sood-sized rooms, attached garage, very
Iaree open porch: well-landscaped yard.
Homes ,, as new and as inviting as this ars
1899. Eve. Silver Sprins n66R -
Evening star., 1943-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

A. B. c. WASHING MACHINE Spinner,
Ys5; grandfathers clock cost $500. per-
Iect conduion, Si@5; record player, 50.
ia. ALL. after s.
Evening star., 1943-01-14

A FINE LARGE COLONIAL BRICK WITH
through center hall on Upper 18th St con-
taining four bedrooms. two baths on the
second floor. Very large living room with
nreplace, spacious sunroom. screened
porch, auto. heat. Two-car brick garage,
well-landscaped lot THOS I, PHnJIPS.
WO 1000 until O n m 2k1s Cann
Evening star., 1943-01-14
APARTMENTS UhFURhlsnEp.

DOUGLAS ST. NE ROOMS, PRIVATE
bath. storage room, porch and private en-
trance: S27 80. Phone NO. 6lS3
BASEMENT APT. . OR 3 ROOMS. FULL
sized windows; "a block from bus service;
adults only. Sligo 0S26.
Evening star., 1943-01-14

MAN, draft exempt, good penman, several
years general oflce experience; resires po-
stlon ofice work. Box 4S9-R, Star. 14'
MEMS WEAR MANAGER buyer, Is years
experience merchandising, styling, selling
promotion; high grade, energetic, draft
exempt, best references. Box 500-R. Star. >
o1N, vsars nnt coIn suIness.ul large COT cohce1n 10
ance; draft exempt. Box AGA R, Star 15s
Evening star., 1943-01-14

ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant, state
ments, tax reports, books put in order,
kept at $40 mo. up. Many Justly entitled
tax-saving steps If taken now WA. 6400.
ATTORNEY. member D C bar desires
Evening star., 1943-01-14

. BEDROOMS and sitting room for 3 gen.
tile gentlemen: coal heat; "a block 18th st.
bus. Randolph 0746.
CHEVY CHASE D. c.. 66o3 32nd st. NV.
phone: gentleman EN- 1850.
1910 GEORGIA AVE NV. large con-
meeting second d-noor-front rooms next to
or 4: $4 per person.
1121 18th ST N.W.-Warm double rm. :,
attractively furnished: running water;
So per week. Call ME- 7941
81 GALLATIN ST. NW-Master bedroom,
twin beds, private bath, unlimited phone;
half-block from express bus.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, in private resi-
dence-Large comfortable room. semi
private bath: gentleman. MI. T47O
1901 MASS AVE, Belvedere Apts.-2 girls
wish two more quiet girls to share nice
warm front room. every conv. ME. 4921.
1901 R.. l. AVE. NW.-Laree rooms, single
or double. Phone AID. 9410.
5713 33rd ST. N.W-Single and double
rooms. nicely furnished; single, S25; dble.,
$40: unlimited phone. WO. 6261
% JEFFERSON ST. NE-Large front rm..
aensismsh fssn sA 7eas new de' home
REFINED GENTLE GIRL to share large
front room with Others $50 per month.
1908 N ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished double
and single rooms. also basement room with
bath: refined home: cow. location both
bus and car lines. Gentlemen only.
41a 9Th ST, S.w.-Room for adults. also
lisht Housekeeping rooms
l1co oRREN ST. N.E-Nicely furn. room
for . rrls. 15'
Evening star., 1943-01-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1893 CLIFTON ST NW-Vacancies for
young people, . meals every day, laundry
privileges: y block transp. NO. 1853
SELECT guests residence. attractive cor
ner room. adjoining bath. large closet, ex-
celent meals. delightful home for 2 en-
ployed persons. WI. 0692.
1906 10th ST. NW-Single room, other
Evening star., 1943-01-14

WOMAN, WPB WRITER WISHES "a
room apt, furn. or unfurn.; best refer
ences. Phone Miss Janet Dublon. day,
RE. $500, Extension 74361; eve. D1. 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Iva SchoInik
Concert, Maste
For Symphony

KARL KRUGER, conduClo.
announced Saturday, that llAa
Schoinik, concert master of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
since 1918. viii again be at this
post when the l934-44 season
opens in Masonic Temple Audi
forum. oct. p.
SchOlnlk has endeared himself
10 symphony audiences both by
his brilliant leadership of the
string section and by his out
standing solo virtuoSlty in his
= years residence In Detroit.
More good news is that George
MIqueHe viii be in the first
CelliSt chair. the position he
has held for-lS years. Mr.. Mi
Quellc. While solo celllSt with
the Boston symphony, was fill
ING a concert engagement with
Media m Detroit when he was
first heard by the late OSSlp
GabrIlowitCh. SO great an i'm
precision did Mr.. Mlquclle make
on the conductor that plans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

DAWN-Sit0 Gratiui -Iroquois ~. 1SSX
UnHN open ! J.. NJ Barbara Stauwyck.
MNhJr. shea Lady Of BuVle,gur.
'P'Is "uardgau's hmA" VIM Carran
Dr ARR0RN-Niich telegraph M $3.50 =
DLhNOVh' open ] 00 = " Park Free
They Came o. BLOW Jp America" Plus
Chester Morris r. Arien. Aerial Gunner.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Symphony
7 o Play in
Suburbs

Il LINE with the American
Federation Of Musicians plan
of free symphony concerts for
small towns, the Detroit Sym
phory during the next week Will
Journey 20 five surrounding
communities 10 play, IL was an
-noaneed by Jack Fercntz pres
Idcnt Of the Detroit union.
The orchestra, directed by Ilya
Scholnik. concert master viii
play ON Wednesday i'm North
Vile and Plymouth; on Thurs
day the same concert viii be
presented m Lincoln Park and
M River Rouge. ON Friday H.
VIII play i'm Dearborn.
All expenses for the concerts
arc paid by the AIM from an
appropriation Of S250000 and
arc part of a nationwide Sched-
ulc of all big city orchcStraS
which viii include $40 concerts,
The plan was conceived by
James {. PctrlllO, national
musicians union president. fol-
lowing "a suggestion made al tho
White House by the President.
The initial program for the
lAr concpltS follows
Overture t1 Der Fre.sohut1 Neber
ff1 nphouy, 2nd ana 3rd movement
Tsr1RIkowsky
raruhausrr' Overture Wagner
INTFRMlSStON
Peer Gy1' Suite Greg
tsr Morning
thI Asas Death
trl AntTaS Dance
,tl Han oi the Mountain King
'gaIs and silver Na|Se Len7r
D. NcapuItan Scenes Massenei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

were Immediately made 70 bring
HIM 10 Detroit as first cellist
with tho symphony orchestra.
The orchestra boasts o. mem
horS for this season and plans
arc being completed 10 have
weekly concerts for young
people and a possible additional
series OF Pop concerts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
RULES

Contestants must be
amateurs Our students
not eligible. !. Make
copy Of girl 81 inches
high. on paper : inches
high Draw only the gIrl.
no. the lettering 2 Use
un.y pencil or pr. ; No
dfawtuFs all be re-
turned 4 Print your
name address town,
county state, age.
phous pumbersnd pies
cot oeeupsN on 90 bach
Of dfa~ing s. All draw
inFs wust be received
boy October 5Oth, 1913.
pusr ~lnning drawing IS
sil be selected BY ouf
faculty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

Copy this s,rl and send Us your dr4~os-perhsps
You'll WIN COMPLETE Arr COURSE FREE.
FIVE PRlZES-hvs complete ar, courses
FREE including Drawing Outfits (NaIus OF
each course, S21s.oo).
FREEl Esch eontestsot suoriu,ne drsv,irs a sol
hcient Teut ~lil &c, 7fsdng sno or ou.rtor IS
10 whether MS o. her talent Is worth developing.
Voeotione Irs,nlns Tor tsIented artistic persons is
OF Tremendous importance Almost everything
must be designed before q con De manufactured
Only talented persons con De uyloed ss designers
end illustrstorl SPLENDID Opportunities ere svsi-
sble for trained Commefco Austs Many Of our
former students ere earning excellent incomes n
both war and civilian industries Here on oppo,-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

square dancing. directed h. u
Mary Emery Of the Highland p YIN
YWcA, and community sirr,..' r,'. Z
by Henrietta Hassol Of he 7 -. s.
OF Mt Sinai and Charles pa ,lsss''
OF the TWO Individual e,, s'a,D''
meni was Offered By Marin n ,',p'
and K. Latimer Green. NJ D-'H
several songs each The merb.. ~ !
the Youth Council, as sy,S. 4 \
their Recognition Of Donald, ."..
ices TO the youth Of the c,,s ~
scented him with beautiful b.s r.''
desk set and lamp The par,v ~ s','
ed with dancing and sesre,br, ..a'
Movies Of the party were ,aksn y,
will be shown AZ a Coeneil ~a.. ''''
in the near future.
Don successor as cxecu,,ys
rotary Of the AlDyC. Is Io,.s ~
Dingley. whose most recent , ~.
citation has been with TIE TAI nv
Community Center IN Hss,g.~..'
where he has been ass ,sr, aI,.. '
tor and a group Nrke fos ~ -.
tor and group gorke for ,a,,,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
MAKEUP
SERVICE
IS HANDY

Alarm clocks are hard TO ge,
hose DAYS bur y is more I'M
reraiivc now than ever besnre
that YOU are prompt IN getting
% work and in keeping arncirt
mems or this reason 10" sys-
tenn W'e.ehv you can arsslgc fer
any given schedule n "wake-up"
ielephos~ calls az 81 rr,-inyly
low cos'. has neca started NJ.
John EnSerson manager n The
system, las many customers who
ha,o discarded their alarm
clocks IN favor 81; the wASc-rpT
calls II Won have clock 'hat
j. heing repairea or for s1.ne
oiher reason vow w,u'i lsc 70
haze the calls fo- ce'y short
n,riod you can arrange far ~
calls FOR onlg 5000 The monthly
charge IS $40 and there Is n
Emit 70 the number 81 calls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
MADE FROM NATURES
HERBS

TAG made from natures PSI
We call Gillian natural
icIne because f. Is made from y
juices from is Of Nature i'h8'
healih-giving roots farss Il,
herbs The same helpful ns'''..
jrfces that have BROUGHT bl's'N
relief TO mankind down ihFoAs-
,hc ages. Gillian works 10 Naia't'
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orous health that makes llie VIZ
living. n YOU are now sufferers
the torments 81 hloa'ing gas p.'T'
sIckenine constipation sl''pf'
NIGHTS and other organic as
try mis- natural" msdleiH'
and women who had suffered y
years and tried one medicine ave-
nnofher without relief f'p.'
amazing results with Gillian ~
Jan mixes With food acts i'''
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kidneys. bowels more active ~
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that you LOOK. ACT and , r'.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
Plan to daq FOR a
HhtaAtsA FUTURE

complexion. In just n few days Black
and White Bleaching Cream begins 70
help YOU have brighter, softer,
smoother skin IL works 5 WAYS 20
give YOU a complexion others will envy
YOU viii thrill TO- Rlackhcads loosen
and that dull darker outer skin
seems to actually rolloti Caution Use
only as directed. AZ All toilet counters,
economy sizes 2js and SOC. Always get
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
Alex Dumas Unit
Installs Officers

The Alexander Dumas Unit 352
e Ecorse he'd installation Of off,
sunday October 3 The meet
re- was ed . order a, 3 p m.
rs A Nsr past president Of the
Sixteenth district, installed the off,
ers as follows
Miss Garrett serseant-at-arns.
Yrs J. Fa''er chaplain Mrs l..
Brahmar treasurer Mrs Randolph.
sSsista~' treasurer Mrs Hegerman.
trst VICE president: Mrs Venson.
second vice Mrs l. Dennis, pres
Mr. Green the commander. was
present ard gave fine talk in
~hich he pledged full support 10
The members q the unit.
Other official. and members also
made brief remarks and pledged
cooperation Visitors we're present
from me sixteenth unit Mrs Miller
vas Firen a lovely token Of appre-
ciauon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

PREXY


morale ~ negro youth because
'hev expected - 10 allowed %
enter ne a~mea services GA
eqeal basis with al o'ser men $
~ Howard university prssl-
'er 7'so PORTED on, thai ~
Negro :. sN' being s'slrlmina'cd
rair~ rlnsrr enc ~ The most
important fields IN Witch 10
vents 81 t 'Ae war effa-t AZ
~ a-,erlcar
This si'aaHor has caused an
Nssrafs 2 stes- seal ~ mental
rrise whf.A h4s reflected IN
rrrss' sN vs rho nation re
Fear. Position
r rs s ne position
'se nrfr'nra'o south n
1nhrsnr s-e'ed The leaaersh'r
s, 'he SCUM has never acquitted
oronrh ,ssh Or s'-srrsh rs I'M
'sr'ate r. exNs~' nr. Oi.h te-
eeraer They have aso7'el as
IN ev2ciisrf n >ystem ~ s-rre-
ea'on on witch 'hs While 'saa
ers sinrere'v he''e,s = hfs 'a-
eferyore hs' whieh worts 'sr.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
WANTED IABORFRS

Project Nich. s0i9i. Apply AT
job Site. CPS Cashmere street
Tcvell Construction Company.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

II You would like more ia,vr-
nation about this unique and
the hour yon can be called.
valuable service call Mr. Enscr-
son AZ cherry a2Sa and he viii
arrange % have you calsed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

WERE HER T0RTURlNC
HEADACHES, GAS PAINS

Mrs. B. Chandler, SAC Theo-
dore ST., Detroit. Says
Food Would Form A
Lump In Her Stomach
That She Suffered Agony
From Constipation Says
One Bottle OF The Mar
velous Natural" Medi-
cine, Gillian, Freed Her
Of Her Ailmentsl
when YOU read Mrs. Chambers
gtatemcni printed below. telling
shat Ire marvellous "Natural"
medicine Gillian, has done for her
then ycull understand why GILL
ian IS known as The natural med
ic!ne why suffering men and
Women everywhere are shouting
the praises Of this modern mcdi-
cine telling how Gillian brought
relief from ihc fortunes ~ stom-
ach. liver. and kidney ailments
and terrible headaches. hackaches
and loss ~ sleep whore other
medicines failed Read what Mrs
Chandler has TO say
al Just Felt All In"
eFor years I suffered gas rains
after meals. The food would form
a lump in my stomach. Everything
ate would ferment and make me
sick always suffered from The
agonies Of constipation ia get
headaches and dizzy spells Just
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
EpEr LUCKY 7 HERBS
FROM z LANDS

Believe in Luck! ii 80. try famouS
Herbs from : Lands. believed
most powerful ever found for :
YEARS GOOD IItk. send &c
stamp Tor FREE OFFER SEVEN
HERBS co. e235 Eastwood Drive.
kansas city 3. No.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
EXECUTIVE OF COUNCIL
YOUTHS BID FAREWELL To

One Of the most interesting young
men in town was the guest Of honor
at party given by the Metropolitan
Detroit Youth Council this Sunday
night al the Jewish Community
Center One hundred fifty young
people from dozens Of different youth
organizations Negro and white, la
Dor. church. fraternal, professional.
nationality, social groups came TO
bid goodby to Donald Thurber, who
is retiring from the position OF exec
utive secretary OF the Youth Coun-
Gil. He has held this position since
the Council was formed in 1871 as
a coordinating center for youth or
CARNATIONS in Detroit,
Present Gift
Highlights Of the party were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

feit miserable most q ne nus
tried Gillian and thinS a ~
medicine II has done sNay
that awful gas ! csn eN -.-
better now with no distress Y !
no constipation and feel never
every way. ! am slrirly tffit
I'M tho results
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
CLASSIFIED

L. :. Sewer service. Sever,
Drains any Kind Opened, Serl,,
Day or Mite. Satisfaction Cuara,.
teed. ylnewood 1850.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-21
Mrs. E. ]. Boothby To
Head Red Cross Drive

Mrs. Everett J. BOothby of Ken
wood again will head the Mont
gomery County Chapter, American
Red Cross, War Relief Fund anc
Roll Call Drive which will oper
on March 1. Serving on the COM
mittee with Mrs. Boothby will BE-
Warren d. Haley, Raymond B
Leavitt, Mrs. Edward Heimuth, G
A. Cook and Mrs. Margaret Flew
harty.
AS chairman of the drive, Mrs
Boothby is making an early appeal
to the residents of the county to
give their donations through their
community branches or through
the local chapter.
The drive has been set for the
month of March this year by Pres
ident Roosevelt and Chairman Nor.
man H. Thomas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-21
Regional Conference
Of Farm Group To
Be Held January %

The Southern States Cooperative
is holding a Regional Board Con-
ference January % in the Epworth
Church at Gaithersburg. w. Ray
Smith will preside. j. E. Givens
of Baltimore will be the speaker
and ]. Ernest Hawkins Of Etchison
will lead the singing.
There will be also talk by M. F.
Borden on the organizations pro-
gram and round table discussion
on the problem of meeting food
production goals.
A supper will be served at
o'clock. The guests will include
the wives of the members and the
following guests and their hus-
bands or wives: Miss Edythe Turn
er, Mrs. Merhle Haines, o. w. An
derson, George P. Clancy, Thomas
c. Darby, ]. Ernest Hawkins, d.
Vernon Hotter, Sidney T. Lawler,
c. Merrick Wilson, Roscoe Whip.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-21
Commissioners
Endorse More
Pay For Police
Also Seek Authority To
Install Garbage Collection
AS County Service

The County Commissioners on
Tuesday adopted resolutions ask
ing the county's representatives in
the General Assembly for legisla-
ton authorizing an increase in
county policemen's pay, for storm
sewer facilities, and unified trash
and garbage collection for the
suburban area.
Because of higher living costs
and higher taxation the commits
sioners urge that the base pay Of
Montgomery County policemen be
raised from $500 to $21OO year
for the duration of the war.
The refuse collection resolution
points out that there is an increas-
ing need for a general ard unified
collection throughout suburban
Montgomery County, due to the in
creased population Of the county
and to difficulties and costs to the
several privately operated systems
of such collections.
The commissioners asked that
the sanitary commission be given
authority to proceed with construc-
ton and operation of an adequate
system of storm-water drainage,
and that the commission proceed
with such work.
The board also adopted resolu-
ton asking Governor o'Conor to
name Clyde G. Harris a justice of
the peace for Rockville district and
authorized payment of $50 a month
salary If and when he is appointed,
in addition to his pay as a deputy
clerk Of Rockville Police Court.
Military leave of absence was
granted John H. Grimes, Jr., of
Derwood, clerk in the Auditors
Office.