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HOUSES FOR SALE.

A CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL BRICK.
less than ! year old, located near bus
Silver Spring area. Three bedrooms, 1St-
floor !av. screened porch. open fireplacs,
L. PHILIPS WO 1900 until 8 pm
'31S Conn.
SEE AND SUBMIT OFFER ON EACH OR
all OF these properties. All detached, oil
70 t3 3o.n, Flower aVe tnrg Iefr blocks-4o5
3i2-,l4-7If Maple ave, ' owner T0aG anxious Sy.5
Mr. sTRoUP, PA 500 -
GRIN BRICK, GARAGE. VACANT: CONV.
payment and terms DU o2355 for appt
9l EvartS ST. e, near 10Th and R. l.
;sI5,44oo,mAEBoUT s. ! ACRE Level, FERTILE
iGt tacins besqtfri Mo;n1somery Hills in
rooms. :: baths. larre living room with ire
place placf' brfa,kias, room inclosed first floor
shower bath IN bright basement REALTY
ASSOCIATES. EH I5??. until pm.
4. COUNTRY HOME IN CITY-ss,a5o-
astfl 3Sth and d + a,sc st$ NV 'near Whitehaven
cash, 81 mo. Wo o$oS9 9'''' N'' N''' '''':,'o o.
NEAR THE NATIONAL CATHEDRAL
bedrooms. baths on on second floor. n. 'Ii attic
Ro s3a 5e n Fl SSr1EPS 3a5s
W. '''''' btIiIi YIN. ''-'lN SOlIn
LINGTON-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
broom brick space, :! additional rooms in
attic fireplace. FIJI basement; modern,
Vel Ul, built excellent condition; trees.
FOUR BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS. BRICK;
Slo,"5O-Very attractive Silver Spr. home.
slightly used but not misused; near fire.
auent bus service and in a good neiehbor-
hood. The kind of a house you'll like the
first lime. R. P. RIPLEY, SH. 1889. Ewes,
SH. ISL.
S QUICK BUY MUST BE ALL CASH
modern row house. Box 4s"-B. Star
s ROOMS :! BATHS. OH. BURNER. MOD
ern s mp3royements. telephone OWNER for
40 TO 5000: NEW. AND 3 BED
ping and tranSportation FHA approved;
te'mS Gs ms InSpee, '4n4 Central ave ,opsn
Hillside ! 3o5 or MA. 1897, or write P O.
Sill. !sP., MD. &, NEARBY. 3 BUNGALOWS,
s.'.o9o to $3.50. H. F. BIEBER. sH 6565
SILVER sPRING-5-RM. BRICK BUNGA-
OF coFfMhT Seafs 9T REanTY s5se eo sH S
4l23. Eve. Sligo 3'46.
S,25o-NR. MINI. AVE- ROOMS AND
bath. redecorated: | year old. Immediate
Pesms Pesfessiop IA. 1SPn GGnvenien' to everything
large corner lot INV h. garage. porch:
in fine section Of Bethesda Reasonably
priced. COLLIER-BRADY CORP, S644
ColesNille I'd. Silver Spring. SH 335"
5-R.. B. HOUSE: RIVER TERRACE NE
Small down payment, $40 a month Will
sell with or without furnishings. Call eve
ningS after 6 pm. Ii. 4ol5. o.
ON 10th STREET NV. NEAR UPSHUR-
A detached home. center-hall entrance.
large lot, 2-car garage. large living room
and dining room, Sunroom. beautifully
equipped. large kitchen with breakfast
nook: bedrooms, . ba tbs on md floor; :,
rooms and bath on 3rd fir. large paneled
recreation room. Price. 800, small
down payment For further details or
appt. call MR.. SHARNOFF, EN- 25.7 or
DI. 3346.
SEVERAL MODERN HOMES, LESS THAN
] year old, in nice ne and Sc locations
These are & rooms, bath with finished
olubroom. Prices. $3.50 and $3.50:
Mr. Sharnoff. EN-, 1927. WAPLE &
JAMES. INC. D1. 3346.
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GIRL would like beautifully furn. single
room In refined home with breakfast priv
llege, vicinity Of Conn. ave or '".h
st. NV. NO. S6s1 o.
BY RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, furnished or
unfurnlshed. rooms with kitchen, prefer
ably near H st. and 18th ne. TR. 694l
WHITE WOMAN wants Ink room, not
over s. weekly. home privileges: near
Post Office. Box 293-H, Star
GOVT EMPLOYED GIRL, wants room, in
Anacostia or ne. Box 30@-H, Star
LADY OF CULTURE and refinement COM
ing to washington to accept employment
deSireS room with private or Semi-private
path; in apartment or home in Wesley
HelshtS or other desirable northwest sec
ton. Box o94-H. Star
YOUNG ,COLORED COUPLE would like an
unlurnlshed room: any price; Government
worker. MI. 5000
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SUBURBAN ROOMS (cont,)

AVAILABLE UNTIL JUNE 1st Room
employed couple: Kitchen 'u priyileses % If de-
sired. SH. a243
LARGE DOUBLE FRONT ROOM next bath,
unlimited phone; 1Oc bus at door, Call
after pm. CHI. 1899. $40.
ARLINGTON HOTEL,
On U. S. No. ! highway, ~ miles south
of Pentaeon Bldg: bus stops al door.
Private baths, plenty free parking; special
weekly rates. Phone Ivy l046.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
LINCOLN PARK

iIINCOJN FAFIh
Adjoins this fine large 1O-rm and
bbath bath home that we are offering for So
$50: terms. Furn. for S11 $50 Immed
Capitol. Ii. 0129. After office hrs, call
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BRADLEY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB-Gen-
tile gentleman only: an attractive corner
I'M, > expos. maid service. golf course
nrlvIeges. Bradley blvd, Bethesda, Md.
WISCONSIN 1R4N
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FURNITURE 8 rooms, complete. $500
cash, will sell in room lots: must leave
city P o Box a.. Mt Rainier. Md
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ARLINGTON HOTEL.
ROOMS FURNISHED.
For better results and
SerDice include telephone
number in For Rent ads.

1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW-Large
rooms sngle-double: run. water. showers;
81 80 day: hotel service: family rates
1894 COLUMBIA RID N.W-Men; So 80
wk single rms: dble., 81: clean, warm 10
min downtown: baths, showers. c.h.w,
inner-sp. mats, auto. gas ht. AID. 1890.
3s29 KANSAS AVE. NW.-Nice double
room. also share rooms: lovely Jewish
home: reasonable: conv transp. IA. 4S45.
S37 ALLISON ST. NV bedrms. avail
able. suit. for , and B. in modern Jewish
home: mr.. car and bus lines. GE. 9o60.
9O4 NEW YORK AVE NV. Apt. 22-
Nicely furn. room for a young woman. Call
ME OS13 after 6 pm
BIOS l7th ST. NW-A lovely bedrm. in
pvt. home for ! or . gentle gentlemen;
conv transp. DU. 1859.
1864 COLUMBIA RID. Apt. 42-Nlcely
furnished rm. for l or . persons; conv.
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BETHESDA MD

Attractive bungalow with studio living
room ard fireplace, :? large bedrooms and
PAIN, garage; gas heat. air conditioned:
beautiful large lot L. G. WHITE exclu-
SlEe. WI. 1000. eNes WI 4l4l
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BOATS.
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK

WANTED-Boat. abin, suit BILE for LIVING
35 foot. or bachelor apartment in Sc sec
lion. Call AT o23l or Box "9s-H. Star .
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FREE LIVING QUARTERS FOR LADY
living with employed husband. in exchange
Tor managing and taking care of small
.H44. 3 TO & p m.
WILL TRADE UNFURNISHED APART
ment, bedroom, liv. room. ba tn, kitchen and
dlnette in apt. house located in Virginia for
apt OF similar size in city, pref. n W. Call
he 400 EXT. 39:i}. s am. to 80 p M
3 ROOMS. REFRIGERATION, ELECTRIC
ity' $50 month; no children; block D c.
Hne r. / ave. II you buy my furniture,
$500 cash. Must leave city. p O. Box "a,
Mt Rainier. Nd
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

A BEAUTlFUL COLONIAL HOME, Lo-
Gated G, IN the Wooded part of MASSACHUSETTS,
parE hnd Close to HE shoreham Hotel is
Rshsd ncdns In9n~ 'o@iPis's'S sii2sr c%a 1%a
ard ready 10 move INTO Four large master
bedrooms, three ultramodern baths. serv-
snt S room saraee, etc. Due 10 unusual
mmch l,t, less Than its actual value. Rent is
Sasc If a" rscrs'ed S" month IN m65 t9r dsyabs eas
home, phone Adams :Isf.. evenings for
anpGntment 10 inspect
DETACHED CENTER HALL BRICK. WITH
ailaCAed Eara-e, IN a restricted neighbor-
hood III Chevy Chase. d c. on so fl.
Iot Iot. large lIFlnR rm., dining nm, den and
Jay iaya,tGr+i c, = kitchen and screened back porch
n 1r.oI Iar&e are rm on :ird gas auto hea';
sS0(jT%s ROSS ni DO !Hrm,hsd n ed M c. HINES \
SUBLEASE UNTIL SEPT /. NEW FUR
nlShed house in Cre>twood, edpe of Rock
Creek Park, nr. 10th st. and Upshur IIv-
ItE b5tn %tQG%, screened porch dining rm,
rms, 81 baths, servants rooms H.
pa thS' car saraee. $50. Call Columbia
CoRREsPoNDENCE INVITED FROM
chlldless married couple to occupy fully fur
nlshed siX-room house. ne Section, in
exchange for Housekeeping and board ard for
Fast Marker st. York, Pa 9.
BROOM BUNGALOW, PARTLY FURN. OR
Mnturn. Call Warield S94G after 3 p m.
Wednesday
IF YOU WANT II R, . b, I-CAR GARAGE.
one that is furnished with new furniture,
win taste and Will pay S.,35 per month,
call Bradley on@h
81 o NJ PL. .E--5 RMS, KITCHEN AND
IN. Sl0o. Inspection by appointment
with the WASHINGTON Loan & Trust Co,
real estate dept 500 F ST n " MA H1ln
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY NEW 5-ROOM
bungalow. fireplace: screened porch ga
raec Laree lawn. full bascpenj, gas heat.
HOME VALUE
r,nl 100 ,.: 9Heen ,s s. n ne-ta+ee Ia, corner $
,olll: competely furnished; slngle-car
garage; $3.50.
R A HUMPHREYS
SOS North Capitol Reia'or MA 653o
GEORGETOWN.
Roomlng and boardlne house. nicely
furn. 10 rooms. !? large bedrooms 3
baths. excellent income. rent $3.50 month.
Immediate possession. EN- 900 until @
p m. F A, TWEED co 55oI Conn. ave NV.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Near the Washington Golf & country
CIub-At'raCt. brick Colonial home OF Is
ms. and :, baths. on lar2P wooded lot.
Storage. Em,. garage, o!l heaI. adults only,
Sl15
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
REALTORS
2o5l Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va
CHI 3I3l: Gil. .i42j
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MASTER BEDROOM 4 windows modern
home: employed couple; semi-private bath;
bus at door IR Rk4N
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DOWNTOWN, lOlS Vermont ave. NV
Single room for men also large room for
three men. Miss DennISon. EX. 5S5:}.
1883 KENYON ST NW.-Single room.
So per week; convenient transportation,
- minutes downtown. DE. 9649
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DI 1918. REALToR 1919 x ST NV
Chevy Chase. D. C.-S15,75O.
Brlck-8 Rms . Raths

DETACHED, on a pretty lot. 4 rooms on
each moor. stairway to spacious semi
nnlShed attic. Ideal location one block
from Conn ave. and rapid transporta tion
bIleht, airy and dry basement. automatic
neat. large cedar closets, excellent kitchen
equipment and The garden is particularly
well planted The entire property is in
splendid condition and early possession
can be had BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors
NA 1900 exclusive hsting). EVENINGS call
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s9tPRRING P7sTIS1 xoTR TFr o1R G2aI
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH
A. KAHN INC. 81 YEARS AT Q21 2
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
For better results and !
serUice include telephone }
number in For Rent ads.

THE III 12RAIHcIGal RRADLEIGH; A REsIIDENT1AL CLUB
for discriminating adults American plan.
Shown by appt. only. Oliver 1i,,.
TWO BEDROOMS. LIVING ROOM. KITCH-
en-. dlnette, IN new bIdp recently fur
nished Lease transferable 20 buver of
furniture Phone HO. 1oi! for anpr.
room apt, With wife, OF man eolng INTO
Army refs, REQUIRED, CHI. s53l after
WIFE WHOSE HUSBAND Is IN SERVICE
NV. section Call 81 54ae after 6.:'o.
FRONT PARLoR FOR , OR GIRLS,
pvt. ent and doorbell. tel avail bath
mo- mo- Patia'e escb ssnl r up 81 No an dr5nE5g
parties or loud. late living; gentlles no
linen OF dishes furnished.
YOUNG MEN' 30 Will SHARE COY,
Aiso photo dark rn mug" Me- "F@ 44so 02o after
DOWNTOWN, l7lo NJ ST. N.w.-l-RM.
furn 3 Govt eiris; $! so ca "a An;- 5;,' ),
SERVICE WIFE WISHES TO SHARE APT
Ha eses SRI RA E0jhBe1 bewse6 se6oH 20 hqe snd pm NJ
trance: $50 a month. FIR. "634
MODERN BROOM FURN APT. 1888 18Th
each stfs per v} x shfff Te c co 5"s anG'h5 for
appointment.
Ill5 LoNGFELLoW ST NV. RMS.
poyed p oohpIe fefsTanca1 6ath IN p hone
suBLEr -RM- FURNISHED APT FOR )
months. Phone LINCOLN 305l
BEL BEDRM, LIVING RM. NICELY FUR,
n,shed ncs ed. ssm-py5 en- bath and phone good
1893 Tlden ST NV off Conn ave. Ord
| way 52a"
3 ROOMS. REFRIGERATION. ELECTRIC
NY. Ivy. G36 month; no chidren block D. c.
A. Nj Rainier Nd w. '''N
500 OTIS PI. NV. APT 4-JEWIsH
aadS,,, lazy ! or 2 to share nice apt. with
line, Can be seen Sat. afternoon and sun
until &
Girl Girl TO share new apt: near 10Th st NV
5S2S after Z pm
WANTED GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT,
AZ A,, HrS'' 9eItile zen o3'oo 300 Mass ave. NV
privileges Frigidaire; suitable Tor 3 adults
3: RMS, s x "a AND I;,, B..lseh AND NEWTON
LARGE FRONT ROOM. $40.
refg. near bath, Ii 900
,q.. =, LARGE l.; RM., LHK.; sa5
aoa NJ St nv nW.Nr. NJ bath NJ Re fs'H" sa5o
Wonderful Opportunity.
Three bedrooms for Army or Nav off,
GERS. Complete use of home Unlimited
telephone Good transport alton and ex-
cellent living conditions. IA soS5.
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
I Will take your surplus furniture a mart
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THE SAFEMASTERS CO

SAFES, several med. and large sizes re-
conditioned Also > steel lockers :}6 in.
high, for silver. liquor or mdse. ] at sos,
l at Sl35. Highest cash or trade in for
your old safe
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NORTHEAST SACRIFICE.
A DREAM HOME.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

-, Owner leaving city wants quick sale Of
TINS attractive, modern designed home
built by excellent builder s months ago.
large rooms. > tiled baths. large living
room and dining room with f1uted glass
walls, basement has finished recreation
room with fireplace, beautiful kitchen with
plenty OF cabinets. new Estate gas rance.
downtown by bus, in Silver Spring Do
not tail to see this Immediately Substan-
tlal cash required. Furniture can be
purchased. Exclusive agents Call EN-.
l:a0 Until pm. F. A. TWEED CO..
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ABB AN1ES PI.. E. bet. A and B-Nicey
furn. large double rm; pvt. family; unlim.
phone. SIS. TR. CASA
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NV CORNER HOME

l22' Hamilton st. .w.-Attractive de-
TaGnsd nnrns corner r. and ~, b; inclosed
4oxloo: Gear garage. slate roof electric
refrigeratlon: Sll,5o0. Immediate pos
session.
WILLIAM R. THoRowGooD.
Hnn4 R / AVE N E DE uo1-
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REFRIGERATORS-B la4o e
and : Gu. IT. refrigerators. with 5-yr guar
antee; Just released by the Govt. Limited
quantity, ca Sh only
LUX APPLIANCE CO.
"ashlnetons Laraest Refrigerator House.
sll 9th ST. NV. RE. 1Ii4.
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REFRIGERATOR. Crosley. 1898, for ca sh.
S5a. frst-class running order. 1905 P
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RUGS, fine Wilton. 9xl2. 500: three AK
ministers, $40 TO $50. Smith Storage Co,
13l2 You ST NV
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Il5 18th ST. SE-One large front room.
twin beds one block to Lincoln Park car.
Call after 40 evenings s.
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
ROOMS UhFURkIsHED

FIREPLACE WOOD. oak and hickory
$50 a cord; kindling: prompt delivery
PERSON. Sandy Spring. ph. Ashton :is2l
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ROOMS WANTED

3424 Both ST. N.W.-single room, gentle
man; $50 month: references required
EN- 1153
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DETACHED BRICK HOUSE

S1L .0UU.
West of Conn. ave is this detached brick
house OF J bedrooms " nclosed porcheS,
~ bathS garage. oil heat. Convenient 10
TRANSPORTATION, all schools, etc Immediate
poSSeSSlon. This is an excellent buy
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, nc
Est. 1887.
Dl lOl5. REALTOR. 1919 K St NV
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CORNER 18th AND SITS NW-Attr
room for young lady to share with an
other. Reas. l101 5th ST. NV, Apt o0I.
DESIRE young man to share bachelor at
tractive home: Private room with bath.
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CHEERFUL SUNNY FRONT RM :, win
dowS private home, Semi-pvt. bath. unllm.
phone: 20 min. downtown. For Young
GENTLE man. Call RA. 81. after $50 m.
ROOM for rent; genties. Call Shepherd
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porch, semi-pvt bath: suit. neat. quiet cple.
or mother and emp! daughter: rent re-
duced for care of ant. MI l3N., ewes.
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1881 RITTENHOUsE ST. NW-Recrea-
non room, twin beds unlimited phone in
room Randolph $685.. s.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE
APARTMENTS UhEuRhJsHEb

MOVING AND STORAGE reasonable rates;
Will take your surplus furniture a part
payment on YOUR moving. Edelman S
MOVING & STORAGE Co. Taylor "931 @"
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sAXOPHONES-Conn. alto, like new. fac
tory overhaul: 500 so. Selmer. alto, ex-
celent condition. $50 so. Private instruc-
lion. Call Republic S2l2, KITS, 1880
middle Of hlnckl
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554 SHEPHERD ST. n W.-Private family
has twin bedrm. New Hampshire ave and
Shepherd ST. NV; hus and sireetcar; gem
tile gentlemen GE NlnS
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
4 REDRnONdC q pAT11C

A lovely detached brick home in excel
lent condition, with s rooms. 2la baths
in the heart of Chevy Chase. D. c.: both
bus and school are, just step away
splendid Value-and that Will be hard to
duphcate. Call ME. 1143 until Q pm.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. REAI.TQR
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1926 N.W-Large front doubla room.
newly decorated twin beds. S35 mo
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

LADY OF REFINEMENT wishes .2nd-f
front room NV. section: convenient trans
pOrtatiOn. Box / ,n-H Star
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1889 IRVING ST NW-For man, nice
large room to share: convenient transpor-
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1910 M ST NW-Newly furnished room
IN apt. for lady: convenient transporta
ton Call after &
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Fairfax Supervisors
To Weigh Proposed
zoning Ordinance

The Fairfax County Board OF Su-
pervisors at its meeting Wednesday
is expected to consider the prelimi-
nary draft of a proposed county
coming ordinance prepared by the
County Planning Commission,
The commission is expected to
complete the draft early next month
and it will be advertised for public
hearing probably around the first
of the year.
Among the important changes
recommended in the new measure
is the increase of lot size in agri-
cultural districts to five acres. Sew
eral board members have expressed
the opinion that this regulation is
too drastic and it is likely that a
compromise agreement will be
reached for q lesser lot requirement.
Planning commission members
said this requirement is designed to
prevent speculation in land in the
agricultural districts whereby a
cheap property is bought up by spec
ulators, subdivided. then disposed
of to persons who either erect cheap
houses or hold on to the land. This
practice, they say, results in a par
tial development of sections not yet
ready for development.
The board also will hold public
hearing at 3:15 pm. on the applica-
tion of Nellie Grisom to rezone from
agricultural to industrial district a
tract on the Backlick road Mount
Vernon district, for a trailer camp
Considerable opposition to the pro-
'posal is expected.
Dairy Herd Report.
The herd of Marvin Perkins took
first honors in the Fairfax County
Dairy Herd improvement Associa-
tion for October, with a production
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of 1,173.l pounds Of milk and 47.4S
pounds of butterfat. Second place
went to the herd OF J. L. Bradford,
with a production Of, o89.9 pounds
Of milk and $3.50 pounds of butter
fat, and Hollywood Farm placed
third, with $500 pounds of butterfat.
The herd of B. F. Salisbury topped
all other herds in Association No. q,
with an average of 1882 pounds of
milk and 1881 pounds of butterfat.
c. T. Rice's herd, averaging 775.9
pounds of milk and 3491 pounds of
butterfat ranked second and honors
for third place went to the herd of
A. L. Leigh with an average of 32.43
pounds of butterfat and 1853 pounds
of milk.
Clubs to Meet.
Miss Lucy Blake, county home
demonstration agent, has scheduled
meetings Of five home demonstra-
ton clubs and two All clubs in Fair
fax County this week.
The Woodlawn Home Demonstra-
ton Club meets at 2 pm. tomorrow;
Oakton Club, pm. Tuesday; Fair
view Club, 2 pm. Wednesday: Navy
Club, 2 pm, and the fremont Gar
dens Club, 7:30 pm. Thursday.
Demonstrations on reno d elm g
clothes, recovering umbrellas and
homemade Christmas gifts will be
given.
The Woodlawn All Club will
meet at 12:45 pm. tomorrow and
the Burke Club, $50 am. Tuesday.
' Welfare Expenditures.
Expenditures by the Fairfax
County Welfare Department in Oc-
tober amounted to $3,144.86, accord
ing to Miss Winona Rorbye, welfare
superintendent. Expenditures are
listed as follows:
Old-age assistance, $1,55444 for
127 cases; aid to families with de-
pendent children. $794.75 for %
cases; general relief, s749.67 for 43
cases, and aid to the blind, $50, four
cases.
Librarian Resigns.
Miss Alice Lee Cox, Fairfax Coun-
ty Public Library librarian. has sub
mitted her resignation to the Board
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0'Conor Names Board
For Election Reform
y the Associated Press.

by tiiS AosoSLdlcO fTeSS.
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 13.-Appoint-
ment of a seven-man commission
to study possible revisions of Mary
lands election laws, as provided by
the last General Assembly. was an
nounced today by Gov. O'Conor.
Committee members include Hill
airy w. Cans, former deputy attor-
ney general and former counsel to
the Maryland Board of Election Su-
pervisors: James L. Hennegan,
chairman of the Board of Election
Supervisors of Baltimore City; SEN
ator James w. Hughes Republican,
OF Cecil; Leroy Pumphrey, Demo-
crat, chairman of the Prince Georges
County delegation; F. Byrne Austin,
permanent registration officer for
Montgomery County and chief clerk
of the Board of Election Supervis-
ors. Paul R. Kach, Baltimore attor-
.ney, and Delegate Raymond L. Ben
son Democrat, of CARROLL.
The law provided that the COM
mission investigate the entire sub
ject of registration and election with
a view to eliminating Implications
and nonessentials, simplifying and
clarifying present provisions as
much as possible.
The Governor said that a plan
to enable absentee voting by men,
bers Of the military services also
should be studied.
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20 has been assembled for the pro-
duction, "It's Never Been Done Be.
{ore." Advance sales Of War bonds
for tickets amount to approximately
$4,000. The boxes, containing II
seats for 81 900 bond or six seats
for . $500 bond, have all been sold.
Warning Center Discontinued.
Col. w. H. Clifford, civilian de.
fense co-ordinator, announced this
week that the local air-raid warn
ing center had been discontinued
and that in the future air-raid
warning and blackout signals would
be forwarded here through the
warning center in Winchester. The
center at Leesburg has been among
four in the State manned by vol.
unteers. Col Clifford pointed out,
however, thta duties of the wardens
would remain and that they would
function as usual during blackouts.
Blood Unit in MiddIeburg.
The Red Cross Blood Donor Mo-
bile Unit will be in Middleburg
Tuesday, when 100 donors will be
needed. Mrs. Merwyn BY, Lees
burg, county chairman, is arrang-
ing for transportation for those
from the Leesburg area who will
donate blood that day.
Middleburg Church Fair.
The annual Episcopal Fair and
Bazaar will be held Friday at the
Middleburg School House. A special
feature will be style show to be
presented by girls from Foxcroft. The
affair is under the direction of the
Ladies Aid Society of which Mrs.
w. J. Luck Is chairman. Mrs.
Thomas Atkinson is acting director
of the bazaar.
Women's Meeting Planned.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, Washing
ton, will be the principal speaker at
meeting at the Purcellville Lii
brary at 2:3o pm. Friday, spon-
sored by the Woman's Club. The
subject of the program will b
Postwar Women"