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POULTRY & EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies.
James e Feed Store. Inc. 619 K st. NV.
POULTRY HOUSES, delivered within 35
miles of city. $46.20 up; will build to your
specifications. no money down, | year to
pay. Annandale Poultry Farm, GIL. S6O6.
ROCKS, REDS, Leghorns. w. Rocks, S12
per hundred, each Wed. Annandale Poul-
Try Farm; r. D. 2. Box 54S. Fairfax. Va.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

| TO 3 CONGENIAL. young girls to share
large, furnished home. with several other
girls; located near Rock Creek Park; good
LARGE Link. ROOM Frisidaire are ie9s sem
private bath; close to Government, down
BfEbRooM, lSing Sf s., room: a;m kitchenette pri-
vate bath Available Immediately. Ber-
CHEVY CHAsE-sitting room private bath
and bedroom: private entrance; Si1 week;
Moofdsis MoPEiRN suBURBAN N} URis 5-room apt: se5
between 70 only.
FREE RENT Of apartment to white couple
ieos EYE ST. ST. NV NW&Larse 81 arse aps % to oissr snare re-
With vi ANOTHER I.,el Army officer. next to Army
GIRL to share, furn.. apt studio room,
kitchen and bath utilities furn.: walking
distance ddowntown; S26.25. Call after
ATTRAcTIvE. larse room. Kitchen. tiled
bath, fireplace, sundeck, private entrance;
1877 so sra assT s. SRone seRe srse eE Front sqt
room or Groom basement apt; shopping
:, !, Rooms AND Bath. a sn utilities, fur
bsts a coSN nssr KIa5ss studio
venient. QUIET private: single occupant
preferred; lease required: $50. NO. 361S.
lRANDLE HIGHLANDS s.E.-will, sublet 2
G6fYSfr 1ishsS ali j. ut5itss s. e Sai AZ {5s5
TWO WAVE oFFIcERs interested in shar-
ing with z girls well-appointed GEORGETOWN
LIy: RM: with studio couch: bedrm.,. twin
Deds; large kit, Frigidaire. bath: middle
eSapia SesF sirs beautuy I'll % fur
nished, Glover Park section; available now.
Prone Pho Re Re OsoO, Ext. 21 or after p.m
LADY To SHARE / room. kitcaenette
and q =, BATH apt; sieS with another. Cali after
MSSoaekiKbSe5E$.4 % KS5 $4sti $5ss 17th st. n.e.-Youns
to share 2 bedrooms. living room and
center; excel ssishSorhoodD. No No. s4seis s4sbi
all asiIs furn suitable & for Sasn sirls IRIS
a ssBEDRooa @ fS APARfMESSF Pss I'M IT. in convenient
and an modern deyelopment; available i'm
DoWNT0iwN. i14ss 18th N.w-1-rm. stu
alS ana apt rsfp for s4s Z cooking fac share bath
sss s sssss gsssss ,.tsf q
ROOMS, dinette. kitchen. ii aS attractiyeiy M SeE
eaVe modsTn eyo5 sds sdnfs SHsei nw
utilities. Box 377-G. Star.
BEDROOM, living room, dinette, kitchen.
bath, fully equipped kitchen, screened
porch; $50: available April /. Apply
3435 Benning I'd. me-
l ROOM, kitchen, bath, completely furn.,
to sublet for 6 weeks, maybe longer; oc-
eupancy April l. DU. 6s76 or RE. 5000,
ATTRACTIVE studio room, kit. and dinette:
overlooking park: .Frigidaire: in regular
apt. house; S11 wk.; ] or gentlemen,
settled. Inquire 213S K st. NV, after
1917 KENYON ST. N.w.-Desirable 1 and
2 room apts.: washing facilities, elec. re-
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ss ii 81 1ass sas
BRTcRAyTNS H5s2ff Son repaees eP asf and ehimseys
sas sss Jog
eaRfESTER M 'aRss WoRk. = psnens, sHaehs general re-
R&aArps free ssntera sstma'es Rads ss after 81 m
gsirinsE Free estimates eGaI fadl after pm
CARPENTRY WORK, painting. general re;
pairing. locksmith. Free estimates. Call
aTssn5rpba After pm WoSS slsS or WI eSs7
ffs9Tits' ELEcTRic WIRING, fixtures, extra out;
lets; repairs seo6 CID houses a specially Resal
zo0s Wasting a ave m.chnss sss re-
frigerators repaired and overhauled. all
GfSFRAH Gasfs WI coSTRAcr1Nc. dsaf bldg. repairs
s.sSS;se ss..TskSns;nse ST s5g$; 81 5s44. q 50.
For Immediate service, call Ex. 3497.. i
tesvies; i years sxper: free iaatss. estimatss'
PAPERING AND Quality work
by first class MECHANICS. For prompt serv-
PApERHANGiNG. Pa ETH iST painting special; reason
able prices, during March; work guaranteed.
SpFR Sa spgsI H.NrN TaEl9E sSSs sra n.,r.,n. 2so
sasTanteed Estimate fre. 'salh'1s cal Randeiph
PAPER HANGING, this week only, ST and
TIP per room; 1914 washable, sunfast pa
pers; work guaranteed. Michigan 5315.
PAPER HANGING, quality workma nship,
white mechanics. Also painting, plastering,
noor sanding. RA. 1920.
PAINTING, exterior and interior; white
mechanics, special prices for kitchen and
bath. ia. 5000, or RA. 0955.
PAINIING; FAINT T paps5inE' ogsg floor sanding B.
PAINTING, papering, plasterins, repairs,
J. Hulin. RA 29S5
PAfNTiNG interior. exterior: paperins
plastering at very reasonable prices for
March: refs. TIA 1889.
PLASTER, brick, cement, fiagstone work;
ssss' Ss5srDF2Snsi pf siss No job too small es !R'
Job too far or too small. District 1870.
William Thomas, 707 NJ st. NV. go
ROOFING, asbestos and brick siding, re-
modelling; We assure better prices and
quality workmanship. J. Virgil Hostetter,
sfIyER SILVER PGx1rNc ffl3 repairing on .lvervar.
tea sets. plstters. trays. fatware. etc:
ANTIQUE metal goods restored D. L: Brom-
faulty Eau II FIRRPIAcRs IRE hs CORRECTED. Ms campers
installed: also repairs to chimneys. Edwin
E Elicit, Elk. S731.
BRICKWORK, porches. piers. walks, ga
RACES, walls, repairing. Chimneys, fire.
places. After 5 pm, MI. 611S 2Ss
GOOE AND BAD FURNITURE upholstered.
refinished, cleaned open evenings, Sun
days. Norton, 1905 14th st. NV. AID. 1898.
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GENTLEMAN desires a room and Kitchen
Box 425-A Star. 29s
LADY wants double room with connecing
bath or half bath; convenient to l4th St
cars. near Colorado ave. NV: conveniences;
aulet family. Box sob. Star 29'
ENLISTED MAN. Navy. desires room with
bath in northwest section. Box 443-A,
star 2Ss
JEWISH GENTLEMAN desires room In
private home, NV. section; prefer Chillunl
Heights. DI. O522 during business hours
BY CHRISTIAN LADY, emp. furn. rm
with kit, priv. or 1-rm. apt, cent located;
reasonable or would buy contents OF sm
apt In ans. give phone no. BOX 46-B, Star
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APIs. FURNISHED tcant. !

100 HURON DRIVE, Forest Hsiahts. Md
On South Capitol st.--3 roomH completely
furn., new home. near Naval Research
GNTsUXL' APARTMENT. completely furn.,
for girls; at once; leaving city; good
is5H1ilR hoHliY APT Foa RkSr1 1497 m kitchen
kitchenette and inclosed porch, bath. New
ly painted and papered. 723 Mass. ave.
z BEDRMs., private bath, linens. dishes,
etc: lights, gas and hot-water; $50. H.
Hannauer. real estate, 1896 GEORGIA ave-,
81. 4729, or 81. B025,
6f23 MACARTHUR BLVD Govt. girls:
2 bedrooms, living room. Kitchen. bath,
completely furn.:. S25 each: 2 blocks from
Army Map Service, / block from Cabin
John car line. Vacant April /. Can be
seen now by appointment only. WI 44O2
BROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH APT to
Good transportation. HO. 1858, after s
pm.
HOTEL APARTMENT
attractively furnished; months lease at
5000 month. Call Mrs. Hill. DU. 1894.
SANDOz. INC, Realtors. 2 Dupont Circle.
SERVICEMANS WIFE
win share apt. in my nome with service
mans wife and child tgentile), giving free
room and board in exchange for care of my
z children and apt; large yard. Union
PRESENT OCCUPANT GOING IN ARMY.
rooms, kitchen and BATH 30 min
from 1th and E SITS. n. W.; furniture yrs
old, electric stove and refrigerator; very
attractive community
Harrison -Washburn Co.,
927 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 3435.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
ROOMS AND KITCHEN, Ink; in private

g ROOMS AND KITCHEN, Ink; in private
home Call WA. 6279.
oiSst MfSIEAN ny "a Sq apis furn So mo:
ing rm.. bedrm. kit, bath. private en-
trance: 8 miles GEORGETOWN. Elmwood 305.
RIVERDALE, MD.-Unfurn. 3 rooms, bath;
near bus: S42.50, includes heat and hot
water. A. H Seidenspinner, realtor, WA.
1910. Riverdale. Md.
NEARBY yA.-Unfurn. 2 rooms, bath.
Adults only. Newly decorated Bus at
door. Chestnut 5sl6, Apt. 3O2.
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GOLD-DIAMONDS.
BOATS.

CRAB NETS, boat hooks and row locks:
no priority S. King Fulton. Inc, sos
Maine ave. s.w., Elk. 3406.
ROWBOAT, small. suitable for light out
board motor. Can be seen at 1902 4th
st. NV.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay very fair price
for light-duty outboard motor in good
condition. Sligo 1884 Sc
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APARTs. FURk. OR UNFURk.

1909 KALORAMA ROAD N.W.-3D FLOOR
apt, 2 rms. kitchen. bath. utilities in
cluded $40 per mo-.
URCIoLo REALTY CO. ME. 4941.
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ROOMS UNFURNisHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

ZOO 9th ST. N.E-One large front ROOM
very conv. to 3 car lines: lady preferred
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APPLIANCES

AZ
81 stores are cooperating to provide
electrical appliances for those who need
them
Irons. toasters. fans and heaters are
urgently needed. Waves Wacs, brides. war
workers and housewives are without many
OF these important conveniences 1t is
neighborly to be helpful, SO sell your extra
and idle electrical appliances to your
neighborhood dealer. He will paw YOU in
CASH OR WAR STAMPS.
They will be repaired and resold to 9TH
ers who have great need for them. Sell
them TO-DAY SO others may use them.
Call Metropolitan 2230 for the name of
your neighborhood dealer
THE ELECTRIC INSTITUTE
OF WASHINGTON
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SOD.
WONDERGRO.

Sod Available for Spring.
CUT AND DELIvERED.
Tel. Warfield 225S P. o. benson,
General Delivery, Mt Rainier 3Os
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HOUSES UNFURkISHED.

FOR RENT-Modern 2-bedroom house,
Hyattsville O6Sl
3sOl 1st ST. S.E.- rooms. bath. elec-
tricity; S39.75 mo. Apply 1920 New York
ave. NV.
Ills 10th ST. N.w.-s rooms and bath.
electricity: $3.50. C. w. Simpson Co.,
NEAR 9lf v FAILS aEs GT dE 56G0
house, coal h,-w.h., garden and stables
available. Modern 7-rm. house with h.-w.
coal heat, baths: recently remodeled:
garden available. Call Temple 2210.
S5O-wEST LANHAM HILLS. MD.
Detached stucco home; 4 rooms. bath;
oil heat. screened porch. Occupancy
FRANK s. PHILLIPS D1 1411.
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ApARTs. FURN. OR UNFURN.

NICE BASEMENT APT. of 8 rms. kitchen.
cupancy in about 2 weeks; has q lovely
yard and entrance to R. l. ave and +
st: Furn, or unfurn. 6S r. I. ave. NV.
BASEMENT APT. furn. or unfurn.; NO
refrigerator: rooms and kitchen; $50.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

1856 POTOMAC AVE. s.E.-Room for gen
slsman; ne aaoa conv. transportation. Phone
1907 A ST. S.E.-Nicely furnished twin
bed room, private home; unlimited phone;
convenient transp; gentlemen preferred
112I BRANCH AVE. S.E.-Nice room for
married couple: S35 month. FIR. 1881
after 9 pm.
beautifully furnished. Officers preferred
One; $50: two, $40; near Navy Yard. Ii
COLoRED, s43 Maryland ave. sw.-Fur.
nished room for rent; good service 29'
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MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE.

viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Now
ing & Storage Co. Taylor 1887. 2Ss
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NEWSPAPERS WANTED.

soc Per 100 Lbs
BOOKS AND MAGAZINES. Soc per 100 Lbs
DELIVERED OUR WAREHOUSE.
II you cannot deliver your accumulations
please phone us Highest prices paid for
house rags, scrap iron and metals
WASH. RAG & BAG CO.,
Ola L, ST w III 2nn-
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DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD

Diamond pocket and wrist watches. in
itialed birthstone, diamond and wedding
rings, any other jewelry and avn tickets
purchased. Highest prices paid. New YORK
Jewelry Co.. T27 9TH st. NV
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Highest cash price paid for grand, spinet.
small upright models. Get our appraisal
before you sell. Write or phone
HUGO WORCH,
111O NV. MA. 45oa
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CONTINUED on Next Paes.I
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1928 18th ST. N.W.-Niceiy Turn rooms
VIII running water, telephones for young
iadles; elevator: excellent boa.d 2s'
100 MASS. AVE; N.W.-Room to share
21a5 conn. AVE. opposite a, 1t'' wardman
Park-Double and triple room for girls:
convenient transportation. MI. 97O5.
i1t6 MASS. AVE. .N.W.-A distinctive
nom nome for young people in an unsurpassed
omcers preferably who appreciate
suburban atmosphere. fine food and select,
consenial quests; block transp.: re-
l6e; 10th ST. NV. at Dupont Circle
MANSION CLUB, 223o Mass ave NV
Large room for girls: excellent meals:
1888 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Attractive
room, semipvt, bath; for employed, young
5@sol @ GLEN GLEN COVE aSs' pAkkwAY1Room A Y, in
woman; meals optional wi 647a. u
YOUNG MAN to share large twin-bed room
with another; near tennis court and 10th
81 bus; in Jewish home ia 2a46
1910 1910 conn. AVE. N.W-Lovely double
1o oer Tfh vaesnees eeeus bp as4s
BEAUTIFUL ROOM for B. excailent meals,
SINGLE ROOM and board for refined
young lady in private home; cow transp !;
congenlal group. Call after s. RA. O336.
2107 S ST. NV.
Large share room. suitable girl; large
transp.; switchboard service: reas. DU.
14o4.
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NEWSPAPERS WANTED.

60c Per 100 Lbs
BOOKS AND MAGAZINES. S5c Per 100 Lbs
DELIVERED OUR WAREHOUSE
II you cannot deliver your accumula ton
please phone us. Highest prices paid for
house rags, scrap iron and metals.
ACE JUNK CO.,
ooo0 GA AVE no osos
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KITCHEN CABINETS.
MODEPN SHOP MAIZE

Will come to your home, take measure
ments and build cabinets, install, complete
to your order. Cabinets for contractors,
large or small orders. Work guaranteed
For. free estimates and prompt service, call
Glebe 6451. Sc
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CALL MUMMA FIRsT-WI. 6Sse.
carpet binding and repairing: taking up.
relaying stair and hall carpet q speciality.
Custom-built window cornices, bookcases
and cabinets. A NJ. Mumma, 90 years
experience. IL years with q reliable WASH
ington store. Free estimate. Call 6 to 9
Dn
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ROOMS FuRNIsueD-Ne,,hw.,,

ermont ave. NV
itleman; very warm:
4 rC6A
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BY APRIL 20, IN ARLINGTON, ? BED
room unfurn. apt desired in 2-fsmily
house, PREFERABLY End floor. Best REF
FRENCES. GE. 1874 30'
or three room apt, fur
nished or unfurnished. Phone Georsia
431s. 2a'
3 room, k and b. APT; ali utilities fur
nished. DI 5412 oqs
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SELL YOUR PIANO
RE. 6223.

! pay top cash prices for spinets, Rrands
and small upright pianos Of any make and
In any condition. Call Mr.. Vernon for an
appraisal.
RE 62o2
Evening star., 1944-05-11
Prince Georges Names
Victory Garden Committee

appointment of Victory Garden
Committee to aid Prince Georges
County residents in planning their
Victory gardens this summer was
announced today by Mrs. Ruth P.
Keane, chairman of civilian war
services for the County Civilian De-
fense Council. Members of the
group are:
Albert B. Brown, Landover, chair
man; Eugene Dustin, Laurel; Albert
Heider, Chillum; G. Herbert Talbot.
jr,, Oxon Hill; Robert A. Ross.
Mitchellville; w. r. Beattie, Bla-
densburg; c. S. Oursler, Clinton;
w. r. Ballard, College Park.
B. E. Watson, Aquasco; Raymond
Wilburn, Seat Pleasant; Raymond
Ager, Hyattsville; Brooke Kerby,
Oxon Hill; E. l.. Allen, Ritchie !:
Harry Townshend, Mitchellville !;
Stanley Wilburn, Upper Marlboro;
Robert Smith, Accokeek: Lee Farr,
Forrestville, and J. E. Owens,
Tuxedo.
In emphasizing the Importance of
Victory gardens, County Agent P. E.
Clark pointed out that about 40
per cent of the fresh vegetables
consumed in 1943 were grown in
Victory gardens,
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lsiWRshonmiq
&Reminders@

Canned Foods, Etc.-Book No. 4,
blue stamps AS through Q-8 good
indefinitely. Each stamp worth 10
points.
Meats, Fats, Etc.-All meats except
beef steaks and roast beef now
point free. Red stamps A-8
through T-8 continue good indefi-
nitely for 10 points each. Until
further notice, three red stamps
will be validated every four weeks
instead of every two weeks.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay two ration points for each
pound of waste kitchen fats you
turn in. The fact that lard, short
ening and cooking oils have been
removed from the ration list does
not mean fat collection is less
essential.
Shoes-Airplane stamps / and 2 in
Book No. good indefinitely for
one pair of shoes each.
Sugar-Book No. 4 stamps 80 and 81
valid for 5 pounds indefinitely.
Book No. 4, stamp 40 good for
pounds for home canning through
February %, 1945.
Gasoline-No. l0-A coupons now
good for 8 gallons each through
August 8. BE-, CO, B-3 and C-3
coupons good for gallons each.
Fuel Oil-Periods No. and cou-
pons good for 10 gallons per unit
through August 81. Consurn-
ers in this area should not have
used more than 81 per cent of
their total yearly fuel oil ration as
of May !.
Evening star., 1944-05-11
Over There With Men From Here
MAJ. McGRATH TO TACKLE
BIG ASSIGNMENT SOON

/ Maryland, and was Legion vice COM
mander for Southern Maryland
when he resigned to come here.
He is now with the Provost Mar.
shal Generals Office, serving under
Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord, PING
for this theater. Gen. Reckord, who
lives in Baltimore, in civilian life
is executive vice president of the
National Rifle Association, with
headquarters at Sixteenth street and
Rhode Island avenue NE, in the
Capital.
Maj. McGrath, As, who lives at
6704 c street, Seat Pleasant, was
a reserve officer, and enlisted two
years ago last April. Before he went
overseas in August, 1912, he was
stationed at For Dix, N. j.
Maj. McGrath attended Columbia
University and was graduated from
National Law School in the class of
29. He is a member of the Federal
Bar Association.
Another Promoted.
Eric Friedheim, former Interna-
tional News Service ace reporter, is
sporting a pair of new and shiny
captains bars. Eric used to cover
the Capitol for ms, and was well
known in newspaper circles around
Washington, where his byline was
familiar.
He entered the Air Corps as
lieutenant. His promotion to CAP
tain came through the other day.
Nowadays Eric has an important
job of handling public relations in
the magazine end of the Air Corps.
Working with Capt. Jack Melady,
who attended Georgetown Univer-
sity, Friedheim handles many ia
cility visits for correspondents to
Air Corps stations, and helps pilot
the writing boys through the maze
of stop orders on certain phases
of their copy that exist in any war
theater. His job is magazine stuff.
He handles the copy of all the crack
men in this theater, relating to
magazine yarns about the second
front in the air. You can see where
Eric has plenty to do. The second
front actually is here. 1t may come
from the air, but it's here none
the less. In Washington he lived
at Alban Towers, 3700 Massachu-
sets avenue NV
Evening star., 1944-05-11
Artificial Limb Makers Offer
Apprenticeship to Veterans

trades connected with the firms, Mr.
Sinli said. They are wood limb
makers, rough wood limb finishers
metal limb finishers, leather finish
ers and shop machinists.
Under the terms of the agreement
signed by the firms, the period OF
apprenticeship will last three years
Beginning pay will be so cents an
hour, with automatic increases every
six months. During the final six
month period, the pay will be IS
cents and hour. Journeyman's pay
begins at ST an hour.
Ernest v. Connolly, acting area
director of the VINO, pointed out
the new program will permit return
ing veterans to contribute to an i'm
portant wartime industry while they
are learning trade that will remain
useful to them through their lives.
Mr.. Connolly urged other firms
desirous of instituting an apprentice
ship program, to contact the area
VINO ONCE for assistance.
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F. K. Metzger Heads
Montgomery County
Board Of Education
Mrs. Walker Is Named
Vice President; School
Trustees Appointed
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SpeSidi btSpdtCQ 10 Inc Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, May 1.-THE
Montgomery County Board of Edu-
cation has reorganized for the COM
ing year by electing F. K. Metzger
president and Mrs. Helen G. Walker
vice president. Mr.. Metzger sue
ceeds Mrs. Daniel c. Walser and
Mrs. Walker replaces MIR. Metzger
DR.. Edwin w. Broome, county su-
perintendent of schools, announced
appointment of school trustees.
Frederick Genau, Charles E. Jack
son and Charles Rippey were named
trustees of the Somerset School
for one, two and three years. re-
spectively, and Herbert Halfway
and Louis Metcalf, trustees of the
East Silver Spring School for one
ana three years, respectively. rs .
Named for Three Years.
The following were appointed for
three years: Laytonsville, Green
berry Griffith; Redland, Carson w.
Pope; Hyattstown, Samuel P. Miles:
Clarksburg, Clarence Day: German
town, w. o. Young; PoolesviIle
e. K. Ruble; Montrose, John P.
keiser; Garrett Park, Mrs. j. Shell
don Turner; Burtonsville, Fred
kruhm; Fairland, Willard NARROW:
Darnestown, Spencer Ward; Be-
thesda, Francis N. Farmer; Glen
Echo-Cabin John, Mrs. Vernon
Rickett. ,.-,
> Chevy Chase, Robert Young:
Westbrook, George Edward Muth !:
Sherwood, Mrs. A. Dawson TrundIe:
Galthersburg, McKendree Walker:
Washington Grove, Melvin Ridgelv:
Potomac, Mrs. Daniel Peck: Dicker-
son, Bernard Jones; Damascus. F. E.
Burdette; KenSington, w. H. Nc
Glnnis; Woodside, Frank B. Proctor:
Glenmont, Richard Gustin; Takoma
Park, Donald Bliss; Takoma Junior
High, Mrs. Katie Clark; Silver
Spring intermediate, Carl T. Rose.
Chosen for Colored Schools.
Colored, all for three years: Lay
louisville, j. D. Prather; Clarksburg
Mrs. Clifton Snowden; Poolesville,
Mrs. Ora Ly'~ Rockville Ele-
mentary, Robt Snowden; Lin
coin High, Fr. .oward: Scotland
Lewis Burley, jr.; Spencerville, Pey-
ton Campbell Smithville, William
jackson; Germantown, Edward Will
llar1s; Ounce orchard, Mrs. RUBY
Clipper; River Road, Mrs. E. J.
Hawkins; Sandy Spring, Llewellyn
Bishop; Norbeck, Milton Holland:
Washington Grove, Nathan Duvall
Choppers eye Frazier; Stewardtown
Louis Warren; Sellman, Alonzc
Graham; Linden, Charles Bullock;
Ken Gar, Ernest Stewart; Takoma
Park, Perry E. Hawkins.
Evening star., 1944-05-11
ice Sets May Il
For Rehearing on Cut
In Nearby Bus Rates
Seeks Additional Doto OF
z Points in Proceeding
On Our Own Motion

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission announced today it will re-
open hearings on its order lowering
some bus fares between the District
and Government buildings in Vir-
ginia which recently was held in
valid by the District Court here.
In taking this action, the ICC
declared it was proceeding ION our
own motion" The hearing is set for
$50 am. May 20 before Commits
sioner j. Haden Alldredge at the
ICC Offices here.
The ICC said that it will seek
additional evidence on the following
points:
1.-The extent to which, if any,
the Capital Transit Co. is engaged
in, performing intrastate service
within Virginia and also the extent
to which the ArlingtoH and Fairfax
Motor Transportation Co., the
Washington, Virginia ana Maryland
Coach GO, Inc, and the Alexandria
Barcroft and Washington Transit
Co. are engaged in performing
intra-District service.
2. The extent to which, if any,
application Of the Interstate Com
merce Act to the transportation
embraced in this proceeding is nee
essary to carry out the national
transportation policy.
In its order lowering some fares
to Government buildings in Vir-
ginia, the ICC based its authority
on general war powers. The Dis
trict Court, in holding the order
invalid, declared that the ICC had
not established its jurisdiction in
the case. .r-
Evening star., 1944-05-11

An apprenticeship program under
which veterans of the present war
will be given preferential treatment
has been set up by J. E. Hanger, Inc.
manufacturers of artificial limbs
and Metal Limb Manufacturers Inc.
it was announced today by the area
office of the War Manpower Com
mission.
The Hanger company is located at
I221 G street NV, and the other
firm at 1915 Naylor court NV. The
two concerns are affiliated and the
plan covers both places.
Vacancies for about 20 apprentices
already exist in the shops of the two
companies, it was reported, and these
will be filled through the appren-
ticeship program, which was de-
veloped with the aid of Gino J
Simi, area training director for the
VINO and District representative
for the Apprentice Training Service
Opportunities are open In five