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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, viii close books, prepare
financial statements. file Federal and State
sfsI fEhsDss5d 5ed and fn np
DEPENDABLE and capable girl desires
enees MUas IN or s0cssTs ssTs once; excellent refer
DREssMAkING. designing remede!ing, al
tterations; reasonable. MISS BERT 1880
GIRL, college grad. 90, training in music.
dance, drama. fluent French. working
nasy Rn9Tiedge &C German Spanish seeks any
comparative or research analysis, public
relations; stenographic training. AD 5n12.
GIRL, colored, with 5is years experience
HousEkrtspER T3 sI9gt sB for ERMEsTINE
part-time worS noon until after din.er.
NURSE; trained. would like chronic csse.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, wishes night
SRrn Mork, 10 % or IL hours Phone EX. G5'5.
days: available Immediately. CHI. 1890.
SECRETARY, young woman with compre-
struction business: aualihed stenographer,
capable Of assuming responsibility; 10 yrs.
with one firm; available at once; s45 .wk.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, experienced
in most phases Of offlcn work. des'rCy '.SS
ton of varied responsibilities, preferably in
are needed: salary. s45 per week. Box
l1T-R, Sta. -
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. expert
eneed: wants permanent position: eX-
cellent references. Call Adams 5S2S. S.
SECRETARS-S S-STENOGRAPHER. s years
sssns G per weeE soI R ss
SPANISH TYPIST only wishes ofice work
Csll SENORITA FERNANDEZ, NO 5O5S 3.
IfffSI, 10 yrs. exp, wants tyDing to
do at home; reliable, accurate: work called
for and returned. Taylor 1929, 9-l2 am,
WAITRESS wants part time, evenings. 6
TO s, downtown. Box SS-R. Star
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

BOokkEEpER to take charge of Office,
experlenced IN General Motors system pref
erapie, for :. well-established automobile
dealer; excellent salary: postwar future
Apply AIS MOTORS. 1924 Wilson blvd =,
afI,nGton, Va: see Mr., Wssserman
COUPLE, white, experienced to alone take
complete charge OF ll-room house in
Guiding cooking laundry with Bendix
washer and ironer; salary 5000 mo.
family. adults, one 4-year-old boy: GOOD
referenceS REQUIRED; Kenwood, Nd. Tele-
phone Oliver 627S
DiSHWASHER for restaurant: no Sunday
W0rk. ~? Conn. ave. NV
PHOTOGRAPHIC reproduction work -
learn trade with a postwar future
Learners, men and women, required IN all
branches mcrofim, photo -offset. photo
stat blueprint. etc. GOOD pay while under
training, excellent opportunities for ad-
vanccment when oualified Apply in per
son 70 establishment officer British Air
GommlSSlon: l lts5 Mass. ave. NV, or to
BRITISH MISSIONS, personnel Office, I1O7
Ihth ST. n ", Hiring arrangements ap-
SEGiLED COUPLE, white to manase and
MAINTAIN small rooming house. in exchange
Lor unfurnlShed or furnished apt with pvt
oaih, retrleeratiou. Either may work else
where NJ SUOR N
SHOE SAIESPEoPLE, men with experience,
women with or without experience we will
gladly train you splendid opportunity in
one OF Washingtons finest shoe stores,
pefmanent position, good salary. Apply
M Gottheb, HAHN SHOE STORES 33i2
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sUslNlss oesoarvNlrlls lcsss.,

| suslkGss OPPORTUNITIES tcsas., !.
y. sso. sis P.s:s 'sy ~
kSs4HTIAA4 Efs Syd A1nsSn .ns ,oS. v: fountain
.ntsed business with trial: s7ss.s47s per
nsy; lss,e. modern kitchen. Price. $4,000
bELIcAfiEssEN, light srocery, ne, near
Union Sta: unusual opportunity; ty. guar:
ss Isa Tss sos r so IA ..frfe iisi see
business, has 1871 .Pantex pressing ma.
;:'ss S:ssas 'ns s very sea-
DIJFJU0SssionE, 81 W. sood equipment and stock: *
$4,000. small down payment. Sligo ote2
UP TO $4,000 TO INVEST in soins bust
sfxuFY Ha's sAoN s0S ID 1s. nGs ss sts
excel condition: owner retiring. Box
SIM, asessas;, fasosttjsE with modern bathroom.
tEiist; Ei. tailor shop; barber shop q roomin,s
Marine Barracks located at 753 sth st.
Sc: Apply Mr.. RICHMAN, at drugstore,
INVESTOR seeking home and business
TO purchase one of Washineton's most ex-
elusive sentlemans LODGES. located at Du--
furnishings In perfect cond and modern in
every respect. Income APPROX. $1,000 per
Low operating costs. Well financed. Priced
less than times annual income. Other
interests make 1t necessary. for me to
brokeraGe to pay. Substantial cash re-
DRUGSTORE for sale on busy thoroush-
saappsd &c Hh n.~ sss'G2 cssrsd soaa tases
and sandwich unit. Using over 5000 gal
c,msc ~ ~ tc-,ss pr. aos-K. star
ROOMING HOUSE WANTED Income
5000 mo-, with option to purchase; prefer
following locations: Dupont Circle OF
IN and Que st, NV. TR. 2729.
to.date rooms. FIR. 1884. g.
WANTED TO BUY - 20-i0-r room house,
vic; NV; suitable for Or established guest
265 FEET fronting on Washington blvd
near Laurel; Md improved by large tour
terms. J. II. FETTY, Laurel, Md
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PERSONAL

Pts ss BaRsERs SsR s01i oE or asSs sSs
HIGHLY cILrGRED WOMAN tea ches
English, self-confidence. freedom from
self-consciousness; private tutor. MI. $3.50.
FUR HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED to
match your coat. from fur pieces; we
ming. VOGUE. 3523 i4th st. NV, open eve. we
HAY HAVE rAEY PHOTOGRAPHED at home by
AfsHi stfa fSsi ies sRe by tn.
Circle S,n Club. ely The orchestra is good. Can
HEMooRRSHio;DDs ;D ',a.; era;d,c.ted by nv own
method Results effective for iiie-
81 asSs :5ohSSsoSs = ess,l:s s1f Pals. teeth
Tsesi5ss wesoss sds Ehls ss y9u ,.s Sa Roo" eoa
HoGE' HeSANcf or in , sth the MARTIN NURSING
DI. 1881 or DE 5305.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
CHILD CARE@ouaiified care during the
day day e, or day and night; reasonable rates.
DREssMAKING STUDIO, centrally located,
formerly OF Fifth ave, N. Y; equipped
foT Or. prompt service; dresses, suits made to
crate prices. LEA ENGEL, lilo F st, NV,
sSam Beg onnrP 10 Phone ns2S PIX 1909 is ,,
covers, lamp shades; expert personal deco
rstor Of N. Y For appt., call CO. 3777.
ATTENTION, PUBLIC STEN0GRAPHERS:
c.. P. A. offers facilities of centrally located
Office and equipment in exchange for
FALLS CRURCH DAY NURSERY now open,
children taken by day. week or hour:
1870, MRS. c. c. MCLEOD. %
BE ASSURED by leaving your child in
adH fsds1e MOVIE noS oTRs RRLs aaf FoR sESr f,s
ssoo #; ;osaa sash, ou5In IS;mm2 sis5 an eve,
Upshur st; nv: phone Randolph 5445. 81
l!lbt KaLiAnLE Ms WOMAN TEACHER wishes rm: NJ
keeping children most evenings: prefer
Rxfcf Rx ssftGn RRfS siR stss DAYS service. Il
matchmaker on premises for prompt at
in General Electric and Telechrom clocks;
work guaranteed. ELECTRICAL CENTER,
OLA 10th ST., between Z and r sts. NV.
10t
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLORED WOMAN desires ghw., clean
ing. light laundry. cooking 3 or days
week; 81 and carfare; reference. Box
236-R, Star.
GIRL, colored. wants JOB after school,
DE, 35a3
hours S-4 or 50 RE 442a
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work s
DAYS wk,; reference. Call HI. 1889 after
pm.
CURL, .colored, experienced. wants waitress
lob in luncheon. Call DE. 5436 after / m.
LADY, refined. as houSekeeper with en-
ployed couple no objection TO one child;
no laundry Boz 231 RI. Star
WOMAN, colored, reliable, wishes to care
for colored children at home during day.
Taylnr EIoS
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WILL ANY ONE driving Los Angeles near
future consider 500 for pulling nv house
trailer tsmalD and me7 Please advise at
9See. 9See. MRS. J B. CUNNINGHAM, Box
YOUNG MAN WANTS RIDE to San Diego
or, vicinity, will share expenses and drive
reference. 1912 18th st. Sc, no phone 81
ROOM for good driver Winterhaven,
Florida; this Sunday or Monday: gas fur
nished 1912 Chevrolet. WO. a44a
LADY AND GENTLEMAN will pay SlOo for
transportation 70 Los Angeles by way of
Southern route. Nov. 10; references ex-
changed. WA. 1852.
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HILp poMrsr,c tc..,.,

MAID; ~! .'a ;GHW; Ss s1D VIII children; local
lM.oTnERs Nc II FELfER sss e assist in the home;
MOTHER AMI DAGGGHTER. white; mother
experienced cook. laundress and DOWN
sd srs csrs xSrk Il school pDsas Sgr.n no &
ui O'clock C, live I'M spend winter in Florida.
NURSE. practical, colored, to take care
child 2 and new baby; private S room: % per- per-
psrisnssd city references. di' caii fsmpie e sd
sHHR SURsEMAinb.o ST : =. wk., doctors home, ga
ssdren bS esR e pan soor1asss
spssd e tske shs shs of Ya sssg ss
seos eth Thasts S. nW aRd &C. seoa sSme stay in
war worker wife: hiah wages pleasant
sad cM aSo s TX. ST.
NURSE n-acusEkrEpER sT needed by en-
msnt HrIinsen M no sunday. naH Ahq live apout out
res: reg; mlddle-ased sgoman preferred
PxSfRf iSf sfoS AND h1' FIRs4-rLooR MAID, pri-
yate school pleasant surroundings; good
pay; pa i,,c1nAs Gall AAD sss s2sst - a.. :, .
IN NV. RA. 044i. ~ ' -''
WOMAN. white only, to do cooking: not
Wf OYER s5sA 5s years OF age: Christian home.
WOMAN, white, to live in. take care of
infant and 2-yr ,-old child; experience
necessary. Sligo 1865.
WOMAN. settled. for cooking and g.h.w. /;
1--we I'M upstairs room; references required
Phone WI, 1884
WOMAN. colored, to care for oue-year-old
colored child in Laneston Terrace vicinity
from am. to 4;30 pm. Call Trinidad
WOMAN, reliable, to care for children
3 and 8. Wednesday afternoons; references
required, DE. 1894 Call after Sunday
WOMAN colored. to take care OF House,
mother and 2 children for or 3 weeks.
Must be able to report for work at z am.
in Silver Spring area. Excellent wages;
health card necessary. Box l15-R, Star.
~
WOMAN, .colored or white, s days; gh.w.
cooking. light laundry: . adults; midday
dinner, home lat. afternoon; sl6 and
tgnM.s ph9pe sun; ,or 10 70 ~ or 70 8, Wo 45ot
tst'iiy f. bGo mornings until about 2;a6 Apt.
sERvIcEMAN's WIFE nehe and Mi k,ndsrpar,en IN >;
daughter want g,h.w, for adults only;
phone, Write to MRS. LILLIAN PETER
son. s504 Rosewood DR.. Bethesda, Md,
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SITUATIONS MEN

employed, desires part
time work. Box ] sg-R, Star So
CoUNTANT-BKkPR,, once mgr. de-
sires position, good future. with D. c. or
Boz t1S-R, Star 4.
ACCOUNTANT general rec
reports: Is years experience AID. 0722 50
CARPENTER desires small lob. contract
work or remodeline Jobs. Hillside 0i43-W.
js
CONSTRUCTION superintendent and esti-
mator. Box l34-R, Star. ~
MAN, young typist, for once or general
ful. Call DI. lbs 81
MAN. col, 35. desires position as cafe
terra manager, drug clerk or clothing sales
man: l5 years experience. Box l6i -R,
Star. 5s
TAX LAWYER desires part-tlme position
teYenlnAsl. Box 206-R, Star Sc
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY SALON, nv. 3 operators, mod
ern equipment and lighting. Good busi-
472-M, Star. s.
D.G.s., 5000 weekly; $4,000. plus stock.
Basy Bee o soksr BAUM Tsyor Das 9sss s'0'A
FARM-S4.250 for 100 acres of produc-
tive land: there are M improvements on
The property, but this land is wonderful
investment, as ARRANGEMENTS can be made
to farm the whole acreage; taxes are low
and = GOOD crop viii give. thea owner an
wElts MI Adams, sRApLEY HrLLs couNs
TEY CLUB, gethesda, Nd
quarters. locsted ct Nc. 10 ri 1t. n.e.
doing good business; Wiil ssn seAsonabis.
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HOME tMp. coMpANIEs tce.,, ,

HOME lAP. COMPANIES Gent
ERPROOFING-Have your basement
M Hssther % sosERT sEREP0' E PsTcE GT V5s ordsaS ss
S244. after 8 pm. los
johns -MxNviLLE roofing and siding.
GARDINER CO, -Arlington, Va. CHI. 322..
CALL A. p. WOODSON CO.--Roofins sia-
Ing, insulation: combustion storm sash
AxA CONTRACTING CO.wJohns -Manville
roofing, siding and insulation. home re-
modelling, expert heating service: ] to is
years to pay. Phone DI 1867 and d. 1889.
2i-HOUR SERVICE. New building. re-
pairs, remodel. maintenance. basement to
roof. Free estimates. monthly payments. s.
A. E. WOOLBERT, WI. 6773.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

FREE information TO men and women who
would Ike TO become hngerprint experts
Phone District 6e23 a.
LEARN TO FLY st Schroms Taylorcratt
and Cubs; surfaced runway, hangar space
available; repair service Greenhelt 1888
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able at Congressional Airport. Phone
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chairs, S34: also maple and briar at cut
prices prices. open ewes: until pm: open Mon;
DINING ROOM SUITE. a-piece walnut
splendid eondition sacrifice, Sl25. RA
SINING ROOM M sHi1h, III I " io.pc., mahosany
good condition; price reasonable. Cal
DINING ROOM SUITE, table. buffet, ,
chairs, American walnut hnish. Caii Wi
DINING ROOM SUITE. 1o-pc. lined oak,
chairs and table, eofree tables, Psi fneehoi.
6es5 Sinet1s sets inye sea'
CO.; sH7 Psnnsylvania ave. NV.
excellent condition: 500. MI. $3.50. 1906
DOUBLE BED. spring and mattress: ches
fon Fl isS. oysgstued Isss chair GOOD condi
FAX I drsssina table; Rcx is:tuae radio
matched clubs. Can Friday and Saturday
Is 1897 4sos 4 s.. sc. between am. and 5 Pm p.
DRESSER TRUNK. British coat of arms IN
fire. screen. needlepoint; chime clock. ala
ends Of fitchenvsrs 5oS clifton 'fer Terrses e:
SSHsh Ss 18th tp,ss and Clifton sts; nv: p ;.
saw. elec. drills. air compressor and mo
EnkdrRic Ell irRi tssh akRrEks RI iii . soo-x, Yves.
inghouse, brand-new, 80 each; gas stove
t3), 4-burner. side oven, sig; 2 3-burner
oven below. 81 each. MISS BENTON, 70
EkIcTRfo Ell ri e. MsAF Te slrcIss IA st a. pr.ee.
ly new; viii sell at sacrifice. S29 ]
ELECTRIC MOTORS, Friridaire. iLe h.p.
1.750 rpm: a-inch COMPANION power say
with, rip and erosscut blades; 42-incl
Dunlap lathe with lathe tools, 3 and
inch face, plates and sanding. pad: all fol
$50. Call Oliver $500 after pm.
ELECTRIC RANGE. 1910 Monarch. tabl
top, S22b cash. Sunday only, 1927 Wilson
lane. Bethesda, Md.
ELECTRIC EEFGR.. Iate-model Hotpoint
also elec, sewing mach. and att, msnEle
rs eth hIlS St DcEt IS}N psIq;r Phsns 1,.n.
ard gauee. including engine. passenEe
cars. cahoose. station, tunnel, bridFe
transformers, water tank, signal pos d
abundance Of track. s7B, EN-. .3495. s.
FILING CABNKTe, issal end letter size
1112 1lth g. Nv. Df 1874.
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Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-05-25
Mrs. Charles w. Hughes

Mrs. Charles Wallace Hughes,
72, a resident of Montgomery
County for 60 years died Satur
day of a heart ailment at the
home of her daughters, Emerson
street, Washington.
Funeral services were held at
II A. M. Tuesday in Washington,
followed by burial in Jamestown.
The Rev. G. G. Kundahl conducted
the services.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by four brothers, Frank.
Edgar and Alex Biggs of Wash
ington and Walter Biggs, Tampa,
Fla, four daughters, Mrs. Mary
Curtis, Helen Hughes, Lillian
Hughes and Mabel Hughes, all of
Washington, and Mrs. Frank
Faulkner, Atlanta, Ga, and one
son, Charles Wallace Hughes, Jr.,
of Montgomery County; three
grandchildren and three grea5
grandchildren.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-05-25
Fuel Will Be
Scarce This Winter

All fuel-coal, oil, gas and
wood--will be scarce this coming
winter, the Solid Fuels Admins
tration for War says. There will
be deficit Of about 38 million
tons of coal. Consumers should
order their coal now, during the
summer season, and store what
ever kind the dealer recommends.
Householders using fuel oil should
order their supply as soon as their
new ration coupons become valid
probably within the next month.
By filling consumers fuel orders
early, dealers will be able to re-
fill their own oil tanks and coal
stockpiles and thus add to the total
storage capacity of the rationed
area for use later in the winter.
The Solid Fuels Administrator
urges all fuel users to help conserve
fuel next winter by weatherstrip-
ping, insulating and getting heat
ing equipment in good shape now
during the summer.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-05-25
Qalthead11sa9 Neu4--SociaI 11e.s4

past three years, who died at the
Slbley Hospital in Washington on
Wednesday of last week.
Rev. William j. Ellicott return
ed on Saturday from Roanoke, Va.
where he spent the past week in
the hospital receiving treatments
for his throat.
Mrs. Merle Stang and children
left Tuesday to join her husband,
Seaman second class Stang, who is
attending a training school in
Jacksonville, Fla. They plan to
return in August.
Mrs. Clay Plummer entertain
ed the Neighborhood Garden Club
on Wednesday of last week with
Mrs. William Wiley, Mrs. A. w.
Hines, and Mrs. Norman Belt as
cohostesses.
Miss Ann Jacobs, will return to
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle Jacobs tomorrow for
her summer vacation following a
years study at Western Maryland
College, Westminster, Md.
Leaving tomorrow for Lynch
burg, Va, to attend Commence
ment at the Randolph Macon
Woman's College will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Reed, this town, in
company with Miss Celeste Thomas
of Frederick, and Mrs. Warren
Graves of Mclean, Va.
Miss Mary Jane Reed, a member
of the Senior Class and one of the
two hundred graduates will accom-
pany her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Reed home for the summer.
Mr.. Paul Thomas returned from
the Frederick City Hospital to his
home, here, this past week follow
ing an operation.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-05-25
CutwOrm Damage Is
Reported Heavy In State

According to County Agent
W. G. Myers, DR.. George s. Lang
ford, insect control officer for the
Department of Entomology of the
University of Maryland, says that
reports of cutworm damage are
coming in from all parts of the
State and he warns farmers, as
well as victory gardeners, to watch
out for this insect in their tomato
and cabbage plaptings. Damage
will probably be most severe in
areas planted in land which was in
weeds or turf last year. Where the
pest occurs, poisoned mash
should be used consisting of so
lbs. of bran, shorts, middlings or
corn meal; 2 lbs. of arsenate of
lead or lb. Of Paris Green, Mixed
dry; then add A quarts molasses
and enough water to moisten the
mixture, usually about 6 quarts.
The most effective method of ap-
plication is to place small collar
of the poisoned mash around each
plant. This should be done in the
late afternoon or evening in order
that the poison stays moist as long
as possible, for the insects will not
eat it if it becomes dry. About 10
lbs. of the mash is sufficient to
treat an acre.
For victory gardeners a small
quantity Of the poison may be
made up as follows: qt. of bran,
ETC., / level tablespoonful of Paris
Green or tablespoonfuls of ar
senate Of lead, 2 tablespoonfuls of
mOlasses and q pints Of water.
People who have small gardens
with only a few plants and who do
not want to go to the trouble Of
mixing the poison may protect
their plants by placing collar
around the plants made Of card
board or cut from tin cans.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-05-25
Rev. James H. Haley

Funeral services for the Rev
James Hubert Haley, 81, who died
at the Sibley Memorial Hospital,
Washington, D. c., on Wednesday,
May II were held from the Ep-
worth Methodist Church, Friday
morning conducted by the District
Supt. DR.. John R. Edwards, as
sisted by Rev. John w. Rosenber-
ger, Rev. Royal Rice, DIR. Rich
mond and Rev. William T. Cover.
Graveside services at the Edgehill
Cemetery in Charlestown, w. Va.
followed.
Mr.. Haley, a native of Hume,
Virginia, was ordained in 1902.
He was pastor of the Epworth
Methodist Church, Gaithersburg,
for the past three years.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Lucie Wrenn Haley, four
sons and three daughters.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-05-25
Grover Cleveland Bean

Funeral services for Grover
Cleveland Beall, so, who died
Tuesday, May 16, in the Mont
gomcry County Hospital, were
held on Thursday, May 18, at 2
P. M. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. C. w. Jordan
and the Rev. Ira Shindle from
Linthicum Chapel and interment
was in Mt. Zion Cemetery.
The deceased was a native of
Montgomery county and son of
the late William v. and Mary Pur-
dunn Beall. Surviving are his wife,
Margaret Blanche Beall (nee
Powers); two sons. Joseph Of
Highland and Clarke of Sudley,
Md; two daughters, Mrs. Floyd
Wilson, Washington. and Miss
Helen Beall, Baltimore. Six broth
ers and six sisters also survive.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-05-25
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Subscriber of Washing
ton, ID. C. has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Montgomery
County, in Maryland, Letters Tes-
tamentary on the personal Estate
Of
DAVID H. LYON
late of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons having Claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
Gated to the subscriber on or be-
fore the oath day of November
next: they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under it's hand this oath
day of May in the year of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and forty-four.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN &
TRUST COMPANY,
9th and F Sts., N. W.,
Washington, D. c.,
ISL Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-05-25
OBITUARY
Dewey Dorsey Jones

Dewey Dorsey Jones, Is, of 731
Thayer avenue, Silver Spring, died
Tuesday at Leland Memorial Hos
pital, Riverdale, as the result of
injuries received in an automobile
accident on the Baltimore Blvd,
Berwyn, Monday.
The accident occurred, Prince
Georges County Police said, dur
ing a heavy rainstorm when a car
in which Jones was riding crash
ed into telephone pole. The car
was driven by Robert A. Gates, 16,
Silver Spring, according to police.
Born in Silver Spring, Jones was
sophomore at Montgomery Blair
High School. He is survived by
his mother, Mrs. Isabella Jones,
and brother, Edward Jones, Sill
yer Spring.
Funeral services were held this
morning at the Warner Pumphrey
funeral home, Silver Spring, with
the Rev. Joseph Hauber, rector of
the Episcopal Church of the Ascen-
sion, officiating. Burial was in
Olney Cemetery.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-05-25
Still Time To Make
A Worth While Garden


There is still time to produce
substantial crops in victory gar
dens, says Walter R. Ballard, spe-
cialist in vegetable gardening for
the University of Maryland extern
sion service, even though the wet,
backward spring has upset the
plans of many gardeners.
Leaf lettuce and satisfy of the
early vegetables can still be plant
ed, he states. First paintings of
snap beans and sweet corn may be
made. By the time they come up,
danger of frost is likely to be over
in most sections of the State. Sue
cessive paintings of both these
crops may go in at Today or q
week intervals.
Flants OF tomatoes, peppers,
eggplants and sweet potatoes may
be set out about the middle of the
month. Vine crops such as cucum-
bers, squash, pumpkins and melons
can be planted about the same
time. Okra can be seeded during
May.
Mr.. Ballard reminds gardeners
that there are important vegetable
crops to be planted in July and
August, and some as late as Sep
tember. These include late pota-
toes, cabbage, broccoli, endive, kale,
Chinese cabbage, turnips and spin
ach. With a little care, successful
fall crops of carrots and beets can
be grown.
1t is evident, Mr.. Ballard points
out, that a good garden can be
grown, even with late start, and
there is no reason to be discou-
ragged because some of the early
season plans are bit upset by un-
favorable weather.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-05-25
Mrs. Wiliam McBGim
Tele. GGithersburg 178

Mr.. Claude w. Owens. of Wash
ington, D. c., will be the guest
speaker at the annual Memorial
Service to be held in Forest Oak
Cemetery, Gaithersburg, Tuesday,
May 80, 10 A. M. Mr.. Owens, a
former resident, has many friends
in this community who will be glad
to hear his message.
Friends of Mr.. Leslie Multi
neaux will regret to learn he is in
the Montgomery County General
Hospital, Sandy Spring, pending
an operation which will be per-
formed as soon as his general con-
dition will permit. He was taken
81 idenly i'll at his work on Mon-
day of last week.
Mrs. Everett Hawkins is home
from the Sibley Hospital, follow
ing an operation. Latest reports
are encouraging and it is hoped
she will soon be restored to health.
Friends of Mr.. Clarence Ayton
will regret to learn he is ill at his
home on Frederick avenue.
Sympathy is extended to the
family Of the late Rev. James W.
Haley, pastor of the Epworth
Methodist Church, here, for the