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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoFylond and Virainia.

ARLINGTON-Nicely furn. rm., new bum
Fso ekss sypdg sB phone sacs and om Dry
ARLINGToN@owner absent will rent
e responsible group; fine detached home,
sTuDIo sri ROOM. cool, pvt. shower and ent
slesplgs ssI19 porch ill.,, Phone. Quiet: seau.itai
HILLSIDE, MD.-Room for i or 2 in
brand.new home. 1928 57th ave. HI.
2 cool, attractive rooms for men. each
With fa % private bath in large modsrn house
lines or car pool to l4th and constitu-
ton ave, Breakfast included. S45 and
$50; Falls Church a35o-R.
new bldg, excel, transp,. no other room
ers Gall Sun. all day or ewes. after 6
bedroom, twin beds. Cali Cali eli. os4s fi''''
VACANCY in comfortable home for elderly
peTson; PEI TGEt tray service; u block of transp
LARGE front room; four windows, next tc
bath: scent fare to Pentagon: couple OF
ARIINGToScoo TI Eis:ii rSsh o single room, s.mpvt
TXR sTliy fk: Sapse Il SdyS ,v.~1s,.. room
double 40 bed unlim; phone and kitchen
%RISGFoN 81 a4as S7ss 18th st. sorthDoub,.
room, twin beds; board optional Phone
AIRING GToN-Larse, quiet, comfortable,
cool room: semiprivate bath. .cH. 1922.
SINGLE s5sGSaEa ROOM 9gd for man; cool; next bath
LARGE. nicely furnished room in new q
family house; ] blk. to all buses: available
Immediately. GL. 745l.
ROOM. furnished, for rent. Call Kensing-
ton 236-W.
?O53 N. FAIRFAX DR., Arlington-Cool,
front room. inner-spring, cow Navy Dept.
Navy Yard; S25 single. S35 double yellow
house above North Courthouse rd., on Lee
blvd
ARLINGTON. vA.-Twin- Bed room, adj.
bath with shower: Auto. trans. opt.
men only. CHI. 3O63.
ARLINGTON HOTEL. special weekly rates,
midway between Washington and Alexan-
dria on U. S. l. bus stop at door. &c fare
to Pentagon bldg, plenty free parking for
cars restaurant open "a hours: . persons.
hot and cold water, shower on floor; $3.50:
. persons, pvt. bath, $40 and S12; per-
sons, .. double beds; pvt. bath, S15. Tele-
phone Jackson 1888.
1917 N. EDGEWOOD ST. Arlington, Va
Lovely front room. next bath. in pvt. home.
GIL. 531S.
BEDROOMS t3). baths, screened porch.
kitchen, dining room. furn.; near 2 bus
lines. Phone OK. 424l for appointment
and Information.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

OPEN TODAY, I-8-I357 c st. n.e.-Im-
mediate possession. II you are looking for
an unusual Colonial brick, with q small
down payment. balance like rent, be sure
TO see this outstanding value today. 4 large
rooms, bath, porches. deep lot. etc. Com
pletely redecorated. Convenient to every
thing. Your neighbor bought from u.s.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & Co, NE 54OO.
BRICK, 800 block No. Carolina ave-
Oil heat; 8 rooms. l bath: 81 500 down.
Inspect. EDWIN I. ELLIS, 1910 Yer
mont ave. RIM. 2l7. RE. 5140..
pletely furn. with real income; rooms
baths; $4,000 down EDWIN L. ELIiS,
1910 Vermont ave-. RIM. 2I7. RE, 6I4O
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RooMs FURNISHF0 -Ao..I~x1

| NOONsS UONNsSuk0-SNOt
asos 14th sT.N.W.-Tvo single bed
Isos WISCONSIN AVE. N,w.-sinsl.
room. room. also double room. near bath. Nj,
ssth AND SITS. N.w.-pvt. home. single
i4ss NEWTON 81. Nw.~Room for rent,
hs:s sr 9:st a w.sy ss4 room a. te ao Shsrs with
refined Jewish family Brighsyood exp
ShoRGRToMN.D is SaT1aH Dh0ht fss soth sssl ss Apt
Attractive room. adj. bath. in large apt;
WINDOWS uni phone, maid service. Cony:
i45s EUCLID ST. N.w.-Double room,
light housekeeping and laundry .privileges;
1905 BELMONT ST. N.w.-one lisht
housekeeping room, electric, gas, Frisid-
1 iass MoNseoE SSae, sr.-on. wishing quiet
room in quiet home, 3 trans. Front, twin
e6 oeds' so5o 4 large windows. Southern exp.
1911 p ST. N.w.-Nicely furn. 2nd-fioor
room. chsw;; So 80; walking distance,
clos. aiezel; VIM shSss room, 'slaas aaiss
NEAR, NEAR CATHEDRAL. ssle Maeemb St
1894 HsaSh Is. ST. NwTvn ansq S.d.
private extension phone, large south room,
month: Use Of cool yard. 0E. O565.
cool b5isht room, near bath. sHEERMAiNs.
1905 o 81. N;wLThree connecting bed
rooms with pvt. bath; very cool; $50 per
saSE.a 2SD HSeS wr II BE DE 9Ss ssa6.n
itsd % Dhane rsssonsbi.. M "sssr col rd.. 0nna nsar
cIkvEHAND' cfiHi Ia ozark PARK, Macomb. mr.. Conn
Sgie. rm for employed gentleman: shower,
unlimtd: phone $2b mo. WO. 1883.
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds, private bath.
Call RA. 3644.
4 girls. walking distance Navy Comm.
Annex; Nebr. ave; laund. prvil.. Wo. 5000
BEDROOM, l girl, $35 month; / block
Conn. ave. bus. Cali OR. 1907 Sunday
5sS ard ST. N.w.-Lisht airy single
room: vacant.
GLOVER PARK-Large front corner rm.,
ern home: $50 mo. WO. O632
55Os KANSAS AVE. N.W.wNicelv furn.
loom ,oom for young girl; room to share in
so ST. ,N.W.-Nicely furn rooms for
rent: may. be seen all day Sunday; large
front bright room for 2 girls Also apart
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HOUSES FUR. OR UhFUR.

8 ROOMS, 2 baths, furnace heat. re-
ila1ls ns persons; 81 New York ave. NV
lily. for meals and corlpanionship elderIy
gentleman. OK. 2497
GENTLEMAN, widower. two sons in the
AR Corps. has comfortable old a-room
mouse at West Falls Church Va, is acres
OF lawns, gardens. small orchard, beautiful
Woods Snd stream which he will lease fur
nlshed or unfurnished. Would prefer retain
room for himself, If entirely agreeable
iteal place for children, delightfully."- cool at
nieht. property convenient buses will fur
minutes from Washington or Pentagon
nS guiding call any time Sunday or tele-
pnone Fails Church 2646-J WOOD
BROOK 10ll Fowler ST., West Falls
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

HfATTSVILLE-1 rm. kitchen, bath, fur.
nished 81 week. Phone WA. 1919
ATTRACTIVE new duplex apartments;
dining room downstairs. . bedrooms and
bath upstairs: heat; hot water and cleo
Nd. Gaithersburg 37-W.
FURNISHED APT, couple only: conyen-
lent to Camp Springs Airport; $50 mo.
Clinton 81
l BEDROOM. fully furnished: utilities,
swimming pool. tennis court; August only,
500 Falls Church 1s10-R.
$500 kItEkDALE RD., Riverdale, Md
rrm.. kitchenette, bath, oil burner. Electro
lux private entrance. porch WA 2374
uNFURNISHED. l bedrm.. front rm din
ing rm.. electric kitchen, bath porch;
1891 built apt. house. heat. hot-water fur
lished: adults; sentile apt; no pets WA
rAKoMA PARK. Md, IS Fremont ave
Apt: S29 80: liv. rm., bedrm, large kitch-
en-, pvt. bath; pvt. ent. on bus line, adults
only: gentle home 81 641S
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

fOk SALE-Unusually attractive apart
ment IN Go-oreratiye building in northwest
section Large living room, dining room
ard kitchen, three bedrooms two baths
Ihree exposures. References. Telephone
Republic $500, Extension 23Is. on SUNDAY
mornings 10 to ! or weekdays 10 to s
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS-Three rooms.
si.ehen sn inn ind bath; restricted: full price,
BARGAINS-!mmeGiste possession See to-
day-Center hall. living room with fire-
place. dining room sun parlor, 3 bedrooms
!. baths; kitchen and pantry, maid room
ana bath. garage: apt. occupies y, floor OF
nreproof bldg: Lriced nearly 25<l under
original value of Sl6.59l As: operating
cost only $40 20 month Open today
TO 4 pm. Apt. BOZ. 1923 Lanier pl NV
block west of ! 9Th ST. and Columbia I'd
sna between Columbia I'd and Harvard ST
Vacant. Apt. .402, So N. Y ave n.w-3
looms kit. nd bath. Price. So 500: only
5 80 cash. total monthly payments, S4O5
The Cavanaush Courts, ! 524 Il 7th st.
anG bath, 500 TO 81 $500. Terms
The Northumberland, 203a New Hamp.
ave. NV. rooms. kit. and bath S4 800
Terms. q rooms, kit. and bath, 50 900.
Other arts of to = rooms In various
locations, ranging from SIS to Sa5: inquire
,or location, and terms. EDMUND j
FLYNN lauthority on cooperative plan
since 1920. Woodward Bldg, RE. 1918
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COUNTRY BOARD.


BOYS BOARDED on farm. age : to / . yrs.
MRS. SIMON CRAVER, Brookeville. Md.
Ashton 20l2.
FOLKS desiring room and board in noun
tain farm home, nice shade, well water
plenty of fresh food, bath and electricity.
reasonable rates. MRS. FRED DIDAWICK,
MOUNTAIN REST tourist home; modern
screened porches; good food; S12 per
cs mrs sss isScef dnsurs MTs
Va: long dist. -lO9-R. Ref, Warf1eld 1869 .
BLUEMONT, VA, the Dutch Door-A re-
hned countryside suesthouse with city con-
veniences: GOOD food; 30 miles from Wash.
inston on Greyhound bus line. Mrs. A.
NJ. TURNER
QUIET COUNTRY HOME. and cabins. near
river. Shenandoah Valley, fresh veseta bes,
milk and butter IT, s. No. ii, 2 miles south
Of %.,e Ed'n5u1s. Va Greyhound nd, bus service
Edinbure, Va. References. DU. 5677
THE LULLABY now has several vacancies
for infants and children. Nutritional menus
planned to your. child's individual needs.
Nurse and attending physician. Reasonable
rates: doctors references; transportation
provided Vienna 34-J-2
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NoUsEs rURNisnID lcs.s. ! .

l-DkDhOOM FURN. house conv. located q
trans; available immediately; $3.50 mo
"a. 4061 and IA. 1143.
enette, Earage; attractive SURROUNDINGS.
Phone Fairfax 2b2.
MODERN. beautifully furnished Groom
brick house: screened furnished porch.
recreation room. attic, built-in earase, 2
baths. 1st floor and basement iavatory.
Convenient to bus. Restricted residential
SH 3H04 after y n m
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ROOMS UkFURNisHEp.

3i11 TILDEN ST, Brentwood, Nd
rms. and kit, gas, elec. and heat fur
nished; S45 month. 10'
GEORGETOWN lovely rooms. bath; can
share kitchen; conv. transp. 3O29 Dent
p. NV
Vermont ave NV
COLORED-13IS r ST. n.w.-Share . nice
front room twin beds, a refined lady.
COLORED-l225 Linden st n.e.-Room
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANrE0.
REASONABLE room and meals. private
ployed to $50; will care for child eve
nings or help with other duties. GE.
BOARD. ROOM for retired man: steady,
sober, reliable. active: years present
place: S3b month. Box 436S. Star.
RETIRED LADY wishes room and board In
CONvALESCENT LADY, able to care for
self. wants room and nourishing board. use
Of porch; reas. Box 425-M, Star
RIM, 3D., care for girl nine, prefer vic.
9Th g. D ne. L. 0336 after pm. also
write 3l5 18th pl ne 10s
Evening star., 1944-07-09
MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE.

LOCAL AND long DISTANCE moving
storage; padded vans; fully insured de-
Boston, Chicago. Florida and way points,
Cal for estimate, No obligation. Cali
CURLES, AT. 1l12. 2O33 Nichols ave. Sc.
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your movins. EDEIMANS
MOVING d. STORAGE CO.. Taylor 2937
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APIS. FURk. AND UkFuRN.

UNFuRN!SMED or partly furn., 8 rooms.
private bath: employed couple or two
So7 23rd st. 3d.. .Arl, W. IA. 16eS-W.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FAMILY OF 3 desires room and board
near water and fishing. Box 3s5-S, Star
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
vA.-Youns man of good
habits desires room in quiet private home.
Box 1895 Star 1Os
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ROOMS vNFuRNisHEp.

TO RENT unfurnished. basement room
Decatur 1910.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Automobile Wreck Fatal
10 Maryland Man, y

Joseph Griffith, %, colored
Croome. Md, died today in Freed
mems Hospital of injuries received
IN an automobile accident on a dirt
road between the Grain highway
and Croome Station, police reported.
Police said companion, Percelle
Gray, 20, Cedarville, also colored
was admitted to the hospital suffer-
ing from head injuries.
Meeden Pannell, 80, colored, 214
U street S.W., was admitted to Cas-
ualty Hospital last night with a pos
slbie skull fracture after he was
struck by an automobile while cross
ing G street near First street S.W..
police reported. Police said the
driver was Charles Vernon Hall
who gave his address as the Aviation
Training School, st. Joseph. Mo.
Edward M. Cullinan, jr., 81
month-old son of Yeoman and Mrs
Edward M. Cullinan, 43-F Ridge
road, Greenbelt, Md, who was in
jured Saturday when struck by a
car while playing in front of 3415
Eastern avenue, Mount Rainier. was
reported improved today at the Le-
land Memorial Hospital, Riverdale
Police said the child was struck
when he darted in front of a car
operated by Yelverton B. Faulconer.
81, of 3404 Newton street, Mount
Rainier.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
First Senior Choir Festival
Planned in Alexandra

The newly organized Choirmas-
ters' Guild of Alexandria has an
nounced the first annual senior
choir festival, to be presented at
the First Baptist Church, 212 South
Washington street, the evening of
November 10.
Eleven church choirs will partici-
pate in the event, which will be fol-
lowed later in the season by junior
choir festival of organ music.
Mrs. Frederick A. Adams is presi-
dent of the guild, which she organ
lied last year to improve the stand
ard of church music in Alexandria.
Mrs. Adams is choir director of
Grace Episcopal Church at Wood
side and of st. Clements Episcopal
Chapel In the Parkfairfax-Fa
ton area.
Louis Potter, organist and choir
master of Calvary Methodist
Church, Washington, and director
Of the Washington Choral Society
will direct the festival, and Samuel
Goodson, Washington, will be guest
organist. Mrs. Pauline Holcomb will
sing the soprano solos.
Proceeds Of the event, in which
$50 to 200 voices will participate
will be used to cover expenses and
to pay for the sheet music which
will form the nucleus of a church
music library for the use of member
groups.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Arlington Man Aboard
Carrier Lost in Battle

One of the first Arlington County
men to volunteer for service, Alvin
Louis Kelley, 81, aviation machin-
lists mate, second class, yesterday
was reported among those aboard
the aircraft carrier Princeton, which
was sunk in last weeks battle of
the Philippine Islands.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar.
ence c. Kelley, 1923 North Four
teenth street, Arlington, have not
heard whether or not he was among
the survivors. He entered the serv-
ice in November, 1870, and was first
assigned. to the Memphis, accord
ling to his mother, but was trans
ferred to the Princeton shortly
after that ship was commissioned.
A graduate of Washington-Lee
High School Mr.. Kelley was a Star
carrier for several years while in
school. He worked for the Rosslyn
Gas Co. before entering the service.
He has two brothers in, the armed
services, Warren E. Kelley, with
the Navy at Pensacola. and Robert
A. Kelley, stationed at Miami with
the Coast Guard.
His mother said she received his
last letter on October 13. and at
that time he seemed very cheer
full" and concerned only with those
of us at home"
Only one other man from this
area had been reported aboard the
Princeton. He is Thomas McNa-
mara, "a, of 4204 Gallatin street,
Hyattsville. Md.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Roosevelt Majority
In Maryland Seen

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 30.-Maryland
fourth-term campaign manager
William Preston Lane, jr., predicts
an overall State majority of $4,000
to 10000 for President Roosevelt.
Depending on the number vail
dated. Mr.. Lane said yesterday the
President will also get a mojrity of
10000 to 10000 of the States abb
sentee service vote.
Mr.. Lane also forecast a Roose-
velt majority of 5000 in the States
% counties, 10 or II of which he
said his figures, based on minimum
estimates, conceded to Gov. Dewey
He predicted majorities in Mr.
Roosevelt's favor in the 1st, 5th and
9Th congressional districts, adding
that I'VE are prepared, if need be-
to lose the counties of the I'd con-
gressional district"
Explaining that his estimates de-
pended "only upon getting out the
vote to the same extent that oc-
CURED in 1940," Mr.. Lane observed
that his figures made it obvious
that Dudley Roe would be elected
to Congress in the 1st congressional
district and Daniel McMullen in
the 9Th.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
.lsiWRstioniinq
&Remindery@a

Canned Foods, Etc.-Book No. 4
blue stamps A-8 through Z-8 anc
AS through RS good indefinite
ly. Each stamp worth 10 points
Meats, Fats, Etc.-Red stamps At
through Z-8 and AS through K-s
good indefinitely for 10 points
each.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay two ration points fol
each pound of waste kitchen fats
you turn in.
Sugar-Book No. 4 stamps 80 through
80 valid for pounds indefinitely
Book No. 4 stamp 40 good for
pounds for home canning through
February 28. 1945.
Gasoline-A-11 coupons good for
81 vots each through November 8
B Ca, BIS and C-5 coupons
good for 5 gallons each. New A
Ration Books good November
now available by mail to local
boards. Get applications at serv-
Ice stations or Ration Board and
mail in along with back cover OF
present A book.
Shoes-Airplane stamps / and in
Book No. 3 good indefinitely fol-
one pair OF shoes each. Stamp
3 will become valid November /.
Fuel Oil-Periods No and cou-
pons good for 10 gallons per unit
through August 81, 1945. Period l
1944-5 ration. also good for Il
gallons a unit. Consumers In this
area should not have used more
than per cent Of their ration as
4, of October 80.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Gen. White Awarded
Legion Of Merit for
Air Intelligence Job

Brig Gen. Thomas D. White,
U. S. A.. 43, husband of Mrs. Con-
stance White, 3439 South Stafford
street, Arlington, has been awarded
the Legion of Merit for his services
as assistant chief of air staff, in
telligence, Headquarters AAF, from
January to September of this year,
the War Department announced
today.
"As a member of the Joint Intelli-
gence Committee he clearly foresaw
the necessity of United States lead
ership in air intelligence in the Far
East and took aggressive steps to
attain that objective" the citation
said. His accurate estimates of
enemy air strength provided the
basis for important AAF planning
and strategic decisions vital to the
success of the June invasion of
Europe" it added.
General White was acting mill
tary attache for the American EN-
bassy in Moscow in 1884. He was
assistant military attache for air
in Rome and Athens from 1885 to
1887 and from 1940-1942 he was mill
tary attache to Rio de Janeiro and
chief United States Military Air
Mission to Brazil.
Col. Reed Honored.
Col. Howard H. Reed, 38, of 1911
Thirty-seventh street NV. was
awarded the Legion of Merit for his
services as assistant executive for
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Alexandria Girl Scouts
To Hold Ceremonies

Alexandria Girl Scouts opened
their celebration of Girl Scout week
yesterday by attending church in
uniform by troops.
Ceremonies for the week, high
lighted by the birthday anniversary
tomorrow of Juliette Low, founder
of the Girl Scout movement, will
include individual troop meetings
and Halloween parties at which the
girls will present their Friendship
Pennies" to go to the World Friend
ship Fund to aid children in Europe
and China.
In ceremony tomorrow afternoon
Troop "a, with its leader, Mrs. How
ard Kennedy, will dedicate shrub
berry at the Westminster Presby-
terian Church on Cameron Mills
road, meeting place of the troop.
Evening star., 1944-10-30

Samuel H. Kress of New York
has given a large new collection OF
rare Italian art, including some of
the greatest masterpieces of paint
ing and sculpture in America, to the
National Gallery of Art, it was an
nounced today by David E. Finley
gallery director.
Among the world-famous works
in the gift are Raphael's painting
"Bindo Altoviti::" the Domenicc
Veneziano Saint John in the Des-
ert," the bust of Lorenzo the Mag
nificent," by Verrocchio, and the
marble busts of the Christ Child,
by Desiderio da Settignano, and the
youthful "St. john" by Antonio
Rossellino, said to be two of the
most important pieces of sculture
to leave Italy in recent years.
More than 80 paintings and
pieces of sculpture make up the
new donation by Mr.. Kress and the
Samuel H. Kress Foundation. The
gain makes the National Gallery's
Italian art collection one of the
most comprehensive in the world,
rivaled only by the four leading
European collections in Florence,
London, Paris and Berlin, it was
said at the gallery.
Some Here Previously.
Some of these works, previously
on loan to the gallery, were evacu-
ated from Washington with the
start of the war, but they now have
been returned and will be placed on
exhibition soon, as will the others
of Mr.. Kress' contribution.
The present gift is the third large
Kress donation to the National Gal
lery, and will augment the collec-
ton of italian paintings presented
at the time of the institutions open
ing. The second donation was a
notable series of French 18th CEN
tury paintings.
John Walker, chief curator of the
gallery emphasized the importance
and rarity of some of the new ac-
quisitions.
ut is very gratifying to know" he
said, that with this gift the Ma
tional Gallery of Art now has four
of the 13 panels generally ascribed
TO Domenico Veneziano. The new
panel, Saint John in the Desert,
once formed part of the Saint Lucy
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Navy Yard Girl, II,
Ends Life by Gas

"A certificate of suicide was issued
today by the coroner's Office in the
death of 17-year-old Navy Yard
worker whose body was found yes
terday afternoon in the gas-filled
kitchen of her home. Three notes
were left by the victim, police said
A blaze in kitchen window at the
residence where Miss Katherine
Hupp lived with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. H. R.
Painter, 1885 S street Sc, led a
neighbor to find Miss Hupp's body
Two boys. Robert Hermann, 13, of
the 1900 block S street Sc, and
Russell Fielder, IA, OF the 1900 block
S street Sc, observed the blaze
creeping up a Venetian blind and
called August Fielder, brother of one
of the boys, who is a fire watcher for
the area. Fielder broke the window,
put out the blaze and entered the
kitchen.
One Of the notes found warned
Mr.. Painter not to allow his wife
to enter the kitchen, a second was
addressed to the girls mother, Mrs,
Bruce Hupp of Strasburg, Va, and
concerned the disposition of the
body. The third note was addressed
TO a person described by Mr..
Painter only as hoy friend" whom
he did not know. The note said
Miss Hupp was dissatisfied with life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Painter arrived at
the home yesterday shortly after
the body was discovered. They said
they had been visiting Miss Hupp's
parents in Strasburg over the week
end.
Policeman Vincent c. Wahler of
the llth precinct said Miss Hump
mad been employed at the NAVY
yard as a junior craftsman since
June, 1943. Mr.. Painter said his Sis
ter-in-law had been moody" re-
Gently.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
New War Nursery School
Planned at Silver Sprinq

The Silver Spring Child Care
Committee will meet at pm. Fri
day at Jesup Blair Community
House to discuss plans for the new
war nursery school to be opened
soon in a demountable building in
Jesup Blair Park.
This school, like others in Mont
gomery County which have been
organized by the Office of Child
Care Services with the cooperation
of Citizens Advisory Committee,
will care for 2-to-5-year-old chill
dren whose mothers are employed
All of the schools are financed
under the Lanham Act and spon-
sored by the County Board Of Edu-
cation. Parents pay a small fee to
cover partial operational expenses
including the food which is served
to the children.
Persons interested in the school
may call Miss Jane Joslin at Rock
vile IA, or Mrs. William F.. Purcell
at Shepherd 1868. Volunteers are
also needed to assist in the work.
Information may be secured by call
ing Mrs. Aarinson Slant at Shep-
herd 2786.