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ROOMS ruRklsHsn-s.t. and s.w.

ANACOSTIA, l444 18th st. se-Doublt
sleeping room, for couple; $40 month
LII 0494 s
lis r ST. s.E.-one large bedrm. and
kitchen furn,: 2 non-drinking men, working
3IO7 MISSIONER DIR. Sc. ION 31st st and
Pa: aye:)-Ssle. rms next bath. pvt. home
laA ~, p ST. ST. s.E,-Furn. bedrm. and liv
ssa ADRIAN ST. S.E.-Pvt. new brick
home; front bedrm. for empl. gentleman;
telephone privileses; l blk. from end OF
NICE ROOM FOR ONE, Livingsto Manor
AptS,: attractive temporary arrangement
for couple seeking apartment. vi. 1898
2I07 3Ist ST. sgle and / dble studio
type; facing Hillcrest Park; semipyt. bath
gentleman; S35 and $50 mo. VI. 7OO7
1921 18th ST s.E.-Nice, clean. small
furn. rm., ST per wk.; lge. rm., SIS per
wk: pvt. family. Ii. S739 -
PVT. HOME, nicely furn. bedrm. with
kitchen privilS. empl. settled couple; lots
of home advantages: refs. Ii. 1850 Sat,
8 to IL ana. Sun 8 am. to q pm. 5
1921 PA. AVE. S.E.-Lge. nicely furn.
nm; PVT vt, family; eonfen asaa transp; sensle-
sIs 9TH sT. s;,E:IINiee. fomfortab BILE, db!e;
s35 EAST CAP. sT.-Large front room on
1st floor. suitable for 3 Govt workers.
Well furn.: good heat spd hot water. Rea-
COLORED-REFINED EMPLOYED lady.
single or widow. share room. next to
bath; some PRIVILEGES Call, TW. 1888,
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Md. G. Va.

SILVER sPRING-Lovely double room, pvt.
bath; refined fan family; ref; $50 single 500
No. SSa0is ARLisGToN-Nieely III eS furn., lse. cor.
facil.: $40 sgle oW. 1926 after 6. s
4os EAST HUME AVE. Alexandris-Db;ea;
for two in dble; 81, ssle rm.; "a blk. to
GS sIsT 5e Be SEEN Twin TO Oes. sk ,smps S
conv. to ArI. Hall and Govt bldg. GIL.
ALExANDRIA-Del Ray: 2OO5 Common
wealth ave-. dble. rm with twin beds, pvt.
home, 2 blks. to bus: unlim phone. TIE,
LARGE SINGLE or double in new home.
Dominion Hills. 1921 10th I'd. no.. Arl.,
sSio 9Th PI.. Brentwood. Md-Furnished
sleeping m m; :dH next to bath; gentlemen only
sETHEsbAMssle sEii SHa saie bedrm.. pvt. bath and
nEvfs Sly dsn sfsRqNGs ss9 GO oL saS next
SO double 81 s4s5 ~ 80
sa2o PoToMAG IN srS ST. mi. ArsstonrpSle
MasTEs Ma Tf1s BE6RM h NV with double closet tile
cation nss eoSv D II psntasSa na beds N Hpo2
81 soa 2 p fRvfNG HM sGyS sTs Arlinston-Lge. dsle
s 70 KIvERbAiE GNf Rna PVT k6 sn'f s2S OK
or girls to share 3 bedrms. and liv.
rn..; some prlVllS.; L DIX. from Streetcar. 7.
iao7 POWHATAN ST, Alexandria, have
converted my den into an attractive studio
bedroom 0lxl41. furnished with blond
modern furniture. percale linen, new tail
ored draperies, slip covers. large French
doors, two closets, private tiled bath;
convenient National Airport and downtown
Washington; $55 monthly. oV. 0S0O.
FURNISHED. dble sleeping rm: conven.
located off Wilson blvd. Call CHI. 1145.
ARLINGToN-Wilson blvd; room next tn
bath for girl. Call CHI. O471. s
Attractive dbl rm: for / or 2 girIs; laun-
dry privils; !. blk. from bus. CHI. 7405
SILVER SPRING-Desirable room: y blk.
off Piney BRANCH I'd: new house; for 1
on NJ Glebe rd. "a blk. from Lee hwy.
in pvt; home; gentlemen preferred. CAN
ARLlSGToN, R VA, 1924 e1st ave. no
Nicely furn. rm.. l blk. from Lee hwy.
3frRAcTlvE 3f AZ MASTER BEDROOM, pvt.
bath Also Sgle. room, pvt bath. Conv
to Lee hwy Gil. 1887 5
ARLINGTON, @26 No Edison st:-Front
rm., adj. bath; near Arlington Hall: phone
and laundry privileges: gentleman or empl
couple $50 single. $40 double. GL. 22 2l6.
BETHESDA-Room for girl. in private
home, . blks. to bus, convenient to every
thing WI 611Q IS
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RooMs FURN.-No,thsest Cent,

4s15 Ieth PL. N.E,-oirl to share Ice. frt.
sirl: laund. privils. MI. 2e24. blks. 9th
and Pa. ave. bus. 3
3 sindeSs; LINCOLN paTE sd car passes sT.;
/ l:as 81: N.E;TFuTnishsd room for
n.s.@Lsree front room, suitable for
men; also single room for gentleman.
Both rooms S newly decorated s,nsI. 49,. do,S,.
quiet nelghborhood, private home. 50
e07 18Th, ST. N.E.-For rent; one block
from Capitol: i double bedroom, hot and
eGie p3ee. Sf +. R. efsss s 0''S at Som. Sat- and
1908 N; CAPiToL-Furn. sleeping rm,,
lss double front nsr rm'' good heat and hot
NICELY FUEN. large and small rooms.
new home; pvt, shower; telephone priVils: i;
100 srd ST. N.E.VRoom with sun; sun porch
5ssIs asSsst ssn: ssq,Is rasm ifs$ supreme es.rs
Wo0DRIDGE-Pvt home. dble; rm., clean,
closet; gentleman: ss5 mo. no. oa6s, g
furnished warm rooms? laundry facilities;
cotoRE11ials eaf9i Owens rL. N;E.-Rms.,
z $40 TT pn Eas bath &c seem sRd to 1ssRse
eCooIsoREp-1oao,s 9Th ST. N.E.ETwo
coLokGDNfcE sfe Teipi}sGs bo6shs Rm girls
So week each twin beds, cooking and
laundry 6I0 14th st. ne, TR. 1896. IS
CoLoRED-NICE WARM RIM. twin beds,
couple: "a blk. from carline; no objection
child Is mo. up; cooking and laundry.
coLoRED-Is11 GALES ST. N.E.-Large
Sne sGSp lHf sihSf smR ROOM mn
and also garage, for rent. 1912 Oates st.
ne; Lear brick garage 81
COL0RED-ROOM NEATLY FURNISHED
for . reliable employed adults TR. 4057.
C0LORED-LGE. FRONT COR. RM., suit
able for 2 men; privileges. Call Lu. sos
after 8. $
COLORED-1135 MORSE ST. N.E.-Purn.
rm., conv. to 81. cars and buses. Call after
6 pm, TR 1904. 5
CoLORED-ls3s BENNETT PL. NE
Neatly furnished front room for employed,
ref Fsfined oRrS fSup,ea pas, TR RiTSs5 SS57
cious .rm. for refined gentleman. conv
located. Call AT. $3.50. .
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WESLEY HALL, 1926 21st st. n.w.-Dble.
rms, twin beds, lge. closets. running water
in room, maid service; social &C sctiyities; nS;
5sq FAInnoNT III aeF no NWYouns w @ ssOt lady to
soms Sna5s ssshdd s in1a' sS c.
1898 SUMMIT PL NE. bet 1st and md
child each, to share double nm: with
board and day care of children; S9.75 wk,
each each; No MiothsTs board Sptional Cor
front; excel. meals; empl. people, re-
MOTHER dtSfEaf Will BoARD CHILD up to i've
years in refined home. "4o4 l4th st. NV
Iioo 18th ST. N.w.-Dble., also to share.
for men; good food. MI. a74O and pu.
soos MASS AVE. N,w.-Larse double
SoSr s5s sGooRSc co ssa ato eonnsetns rooms
adjoining bath, twin beds for men or
SspaUepafNcifss spUpf for S'C' young ladies: large one
Closets; lose, - very good food; Teas, 2osas G
e9sn eoeR:s %ss oeGd sf
RM. o AND BOARD FOR cHILDREN-eal
81 a1s, 'taas Mass, AVE: NV. Beverly Hail
few choice vacancies for both younf
ladies and gentlemen; private bath and
unusually clean and refined SURROUNDINGS
MRS. CLARK, Ho. 9363. 5
SLAUGHTER'S, 1927 10th st. NV, near
Dupont Circle-Girls; I large double room
semipvt. bath. s55 each Also girl te
!, meals daily INCLUDING breakfast and
1885 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-In one of
better places, room for 2 men with or
without. breakfast; DE, 1857. IS
Vacancy to share for young man; nicely
furn rm,; excel. meals: $50 mo. e
s9om; excellent m meals; sso home privileges
decorated, . closets; vacancy for Ady.
sgle. for man; good meals, switchboard
| 1927 BELMONT RID. N.w.-Vacancies to
share for young people; clean, quiet house
excel heat; delicious meals; maid service
daily; veteran students preferred; S45 ga
@gVShE new HAMPsHikI '' aousE-A few va.
cancies for girls in this popular guests
house. specializing in good food and
service 1712 N. H. ave. NV
VIRGINIA-Home cooking lily rn. serv-
! ice conv tranSp to city and pentaRon
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

3-BEDRM. HOUSE. IN N.E.-Exchange for
l-bedI m. apt. in NV: immed possession
Can RA a31O after 8 pm. -
EXCHANGE BALTIMORE, vic. Be'Vedere
Hotel: 3 rms with large mod. bath. 1st-
fl. pvt ent.; S57 30 for 3 or rm
apt, ccnv. neigttorhood. NV. Wash. Box
472-G. Star. -
house in NV section; in exchange for one
bedroom apt. furn. or unfurnished;- pref
In apt bldg. NV. section. AID. 1885. S
highly desirable Nv. apt. trent S140) fol-
small apt, mid N. Y. C. or West
chester Box 59-G, Star. 5
NEW YORK. -bedrm. apt. for ] or 2
bedrm apt in ne, NV. Wash. or Silver
NEW 5-RM. BRICK HOUSE. semidet.;
modern fully equipped kitchen, in Alexan..
d; Ia. in exchange for 2-bedrm. spt:, good
condition; will consider ! large bedrm. in
Alex. Sat, 1-6 pm; Sun, s-6 pm
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

Mr.. MERIDIAN PIX. N.W.-F1rSt-n. front
apt. with living room, full-siz dining
rm.. bedroom, Kit. and bath; good condi-
ton; price, $1,000: 500 cash, balance
easy terms: immediate occupancy; excel
lent transportation. Call Mr.. Gavin with
B G. sMITHY CO.. MA. 5903; residence,
b sCHRIoR APT.--Make q small down
Payment; rest cheaper than rent. Box
WE'LL ARRANGED. embassy section:
drawing rm, foyer . bedrms;, dininR
Box 45a-D, Star. d
Mr. 18th AND HARVARD. 1441 Harvard
ST. NV rooms. kit. and bath; price,
$1,000 up: owner will redecorate: agent
on premises ! to > daily. MR.. RICE. AID.
0O25: ewes. WO. 2165. =,
NORTHUMBERLAND APTS. - Recently
decorated, large 5-rm. apt; reception hall,
modern fully equip. kit, . bedrms., each
with dressing rm.. good closets Gail MT;
Jeter, with JAMES L. DIXON & co, 1022
11th st. NV, EX. $3.50; ewes, RA. "O6S.
EycluSiye -
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BY GOVT. OFFICIAL. 2 or 8 bedrm un-
furn. house or ant. prefersbly Northwest
or Iesrby Va up & to Sl0o per month
URGENTLY REQUIRE ) or 4 bedroom un-
FURNISHED house; Washington or suburb.
Army Ar i'oc; coEoNEg desires ? or a-bedrm
house, furn. or unfurn: S16o mo-. will
adyanss REM AEl!ngton or Wsshne
ADVANCE RENT For s MONTHS win be
paid by Marine officer Just back from
overseas. for permanent 3sbedroom house
COL. COL il lex. RE. 7t6o, is Ext 0' ea47o, Mon:
NAVY = CAPTAIN With wife and chill
dren, desires 3 or 1 bedroom unfurQished
or furnished house in District Or adjacent
SEes sSr sla5sl95; sian will 81 probably be
adIg aDgLT COUPLE; no ehildFsn 81 or pc pets
NV: only; garage: auto. heat. Tel. OIL.
NAVY OFFICER. wife, children. need
TX -GsN5" s4oo or n9dis' Me- s477. xa Mr. VAN hSoN'
DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME reading this
unless you are willing to have child in
daughter desire furnished two bedroom
house in D. c: or nearby suburban areas;
prefer TO furnish own linens, dishes, cook
month residins in wash. approximately
. years. Call TR. Ss45 Tues. and Thurs.
after pm; Mon, Wed, Fri. after q pm:
all day Sat. and Sun. Ask for 1t. TIB-
BETS, RIM. 53, Bldg. /. I"'
UNFURNISHED or more bedrm house
with commode or bath on first floor, large
yard or acreage; Va. only. Approx. 2-yr.
lease BY reliable Christian family now
living in Fairlington. Cali Temple 3722.
So
NAVY 1T. DESIRES or 3 bedroom house
in Virginia or Maryland convenient Navy
Annex, available July l. will consider buy
ing for reasonable down payment RE.
7400, Ext. 1l173. 1T. VINCELETTE, week
days, s to T. IA
WE HAVE A CLIENT seeking 3-bedrm
house in a ciose-in NV. location; will pay
up to $3.50 mo. Please cali Mr.. Doe. with
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 14l1. -
MARINE Ut, wife end year-old son desire
2-bedroom apt. or house. Cab FIR. 0319
REGULAR AIR FORCE MAJOR desires >
or ) bedrm house in sub. Va. furnished
or partly furn.; up to S125. VI. 691S
FOUR RESPONSIBLE GIRLS need house
Immediately; furn. or unfurn. LU. 23O9
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APARTMENTS uNFURNisHED

aa7 18th ST. Me- rms. kit. and semi
pvt; bath. couple, no children, $50 no.
6ss ST. Me- rms kitcnen and
bath; lights, heat and gas; sos. FR.
sSSS asnd ST. AT MASS. N.w.-Unfurn. du-
plex apt; lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
library alcote, din. rm.. mod. kit; and
pantry; beGrms., sitting rm, Y baths,
iae closets. By apt. only. Yearly lease:
rental, 1925 month EN-. s795 bet; 8
and pm BOX 1890. Star. 3
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Of rms, kit:
and bath in lovely apt. bldg, loc. in vic. OF
Kennedy-Warren Hotel. $52 so mo-. in
exchange for the exclusive sales agency of
your property. Please write Immediately.
Box ah5-G Star -
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ROOMS FuRklsHEp-Northeest

5I6 D ST NE-Single room next to bath;
Ink. permitted; S25; convenient trans
1000 UPSHUR ST. N.E.-Double, rm.. kit
and laundry privileges; empl couple
pref: S45 mo. DU. 3464. %
I3a B ST NE, The Galena-Vaeancies
for girls, comfortably furnished. warm
room; laundry privileges. S22.b0 ca. FIR.
911S.
1859 A ST. N.E.-Large front ROOM In k.
md A.. next TO bath; S13 weekly; children
fiji sTAPIES ST. N.E.-one single room,
Close tn transp.: very reason. ~
1903 18th sT.-Brsnd-new rm:, girls;
privils,; $40 ca per mo- MI. S107. IS
SiI LEXINGTON PL. S.E.-Lse. front
rm.; two men or couple: S5 wk. each.
TR s41n a
RI FRANKLIN sT.-One furn. dble. bed
rn,.; married couple preferred. AID. 4947
s23 BRYANT ST. N.E.-Large front room,
nlc:lN lurn, for rent, single or double.
Gail NO. SSS5. 3
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HOUSES uhEuRh,snEp tcon,.

BETHESDA. MD.-six rms. 3 bedrms.
children under IA $3.50 per mo. THos
J. FISHER & CO., INC Realtors. 73S 15th
CORNER 51st and SOUTHERN AVE Sc
500; detached rooms and bath oil heat
Opens Sunday 12 to or call SAM RoSEY,
FORT DUPONT PARK AREA, s.e-New
brick. large rms. 3 bedrms.. plus rec
rm.. Venetian blinds, gas &C heat, with
in walking distance Of Kimball School.
$3.50 per mo. unfurn. viii also consider
leasing furnished. Call Ma. 2035 or TW.
l035. Box TAG. Star. =.
FOR RENT, S-rm. house, improvements,
vac. Feb. 23: S10O per mo; Fairfax
Circle, Va. Call CHARLES A. TOONE,
GROOM UNFURN HOUsE-304s s0th st.
Sc. Call after 8, CHI 1915. IS
TOWN HOUSE in Kalorama Circle section
Reception hall and powder room, draw
ing room, dining room, pantry and kitchen
on same floor; 4 bedrmS., 3 baths, library,
2 servants rooms and bath; auto. heat
for lease about 10 mo. at ceiling price:
S325 per mo. For further information and
inspection write Bog 256-G. Star. -
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

SERVICE PERSONNEL-Exchang my s.
bedrm. Arlington house for 1-bedrm., un-
furn. apt. in apt. bldg; NV. or Arlington.
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HOUSES ukFURkIsHED.

SIX ROOMS. 81. baths, home on acre
lowed Call A. n. DANIELS Ga 4o60. --e
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANrEb.

ployed vet. ab, non-smoker, non-drinker
Box S4H. star. a.
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ROOMS UkFuRklsHEp.

2nd f.. next to bath. MI. 5767. %
5I0s 9th ST. N.W.--4 rooms, unfurnished
screened porch. yard; woman to share
with another woman; S26 mo- After 2. m
s.
. CONNECTING ROOMS with bath: nom
housekeeping; for women only. Call RE
ISIS or TIE. 1888. y
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THREE EMPLOYED WoMEN desire un-
furnished apt. or small house; minimum
J rooms. Cal MRS. KENNEDY, Dupont
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ed-liv-
ins room, kitchen and bath NV. Call
Rockville 34l<. 3
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

FOR RENT-2-rm. Ink. apt, k, an
bedrm -liv rm.; in new Arlington home
S55 mo. Box III, Star. 50
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ROOMS FURk. OR UkEURk.
ROOMS WANTED.

COLORED-I4Os ST. N.W-Furnishe
or unfurnished, one large rm. suitable Il
couple: S35 mo. AID. 5494. :
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

REASONABLE ROOMS, near 18th anc
Monroe NV, wanted for students. Cal
DE $3.50 IS
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gle and roof; yrs. old. we'll appointed
rooms. and tie bath; both bedrms take
fHly Whg rapna deeorated as hne eaulp % ,hroushout
gas air-copd heat; insulated. Owner must
sell caAaLES dnS I p MEK & yru6aI VI 5af3. Own. s
Saving city, an excellent opportunity to
buy an all-brick semdet. home in AL
condition: 3 bright bedrms, and tile BATH
nd aatd A. n ysne'n1 dr1 9na
garage. Priced for immediate sale Ewes.
and Sun. cali CO. s57:'.. Exclusively with
METzLER; Realtors-Buiiders' l1oe vt
% NEW s.rm' semidet. MID Srick home com
plete with y bath on lst A., gas NV n
vet, $40 mo. Out N, II. ave. to Eastern
. { o. open rs sFR s. ri f5ss DsTES BROS = ls1'
81, 5 Il $50 DowN. 5000 per mo. Ideal for
small family; 5-rm. brick home lust of
N. H. ave. in chillum. D; c. Excel eond
s4EN ell hs1s BROS s. 5ad 5aia fa st. re NV 1883
GEoRGETOwN-This house is Just on
the market. 1t is brick. the location good
the garden adequate; with few changes
in DECORATING one would hays moTt TWN Sf
REALTY fsfal.I Cd. Ho 4sss. So -
LARGE HOME near Chevy Chase Circle,
situated in the District, close to schools,
5 rooms. including den and lsvatory and
sunroom On the End floor are bed.
rooms. . baths and a sleeping porch; ana
on the 3rd floor, . rooms and bath. Hot
water heat with modern gas furnace. fully
insulated from cellar to roof, lO-cu IT.
Servel gas refrigerator; garage. Owner has
purchased larger home. Phone Mr.. Glenn
ents. wO 35I4 with SHANNON 6 LUCHS
CO 1905 st. NV. Ma; 2345, 3
Mr. 18th AND KALMA RD- MA Gus.
tom built. individually designed detached
brick residence. directly overlooking ROCK
Creek Park and q ripping brook. cen
ter-hall plan with s spacious rooms =
bedroomsj, baths. paneled den and
lavatory on the nrst floor and a paneled
recreation room with fireplace; large in
suIated attic with exhaust fan. All OF the
desirable features you have been seeking
in home such as fireplace in the master
bedroom, automatic air-conditioned heat,
copper cutters and copper water pipes,
cedar closets. slate roof and 2-car gar;
truly a home thai will appeal to the most
discriminating buyer. Inspect by phonins
Mr.. Evans. WO 0290, or SHANNON a.
LUCHS CO. 1905 st. NV, MA. s3ao
MASS. AVE. and Sheridan cireIe-Excel-
lent 15-room home, desirable fer non
profit national organization or embassy
priced very reasonable. CAN for appoint
ment to see Early OCCUPANCY EN-
1870, r. A. TWEED CO. 55o4 Conn, ave
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-04-01

The schedule for project work il
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-04-01
Home Demonstration
Projects
By MISS RUBY ERMAN

Fourteen members were present
at the last regular meeting of the
Noble Home Demonstration Coun-
Gil.
The council voted to participate
in an exhibit at the state fair during
1948. A volunteer committee with
Mrs. Mary Anna Bond, chairman,
was organized to draw up plans for
this exhibit. 1t is hoped by the coun-
Gil to receive help from each COM
munity group in the county for this
activity.
Plans for the Noble county
achievement program were also
completed. This year a new kind
of program is being planned. 1t is
to be an evening meeting with a
covered dish supper for the whole
family. The date set for this meet
ing is Thursday, April %, at the
Methodist church.
The committees named by the
president are as follows: Dinner
Justine Smithberger, chairman; Mrs.
Anna Davis, Mrs. Grace Hedge.
After Dinner-Rhea McNabb, chair
man; Chloe Pierce. Program-Mild-
red Day, chairman; Mrs. Grace
Henderson, Mrs. Ellen Douglass, and
Mrs. Leila Stiers. Decorations-Leota
Robinson, chairman; Edna Bond,
Betty Hedge. Exhibit-Esther Gar
vim and others of the Three Forks
community.
The afternoon session of the coun-
Gil was devoted to selecting the final
home demonstration projects for
l948-49 and work out county pro-
gram. Major emphasis will be given
to home arrangement for more COM
Portable and convenient living. Min
or emphasis will be given to activ-
tiles which will lead to more health
full homes.
The major products will include:
Color in the home. 2-Furniture
arrangement 3-Kitchen and other
storage facilities.
Minor projects will include: L
Preparing fruits and vegetables for
the home freezer and locker. Go
operate with county agent and
others in eradicating Bangs disease
in cattle. 3-Emphasizing a health
program in All clubs.
The schedule for project work in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-04-01

majority votes needed to override a
veto.
Mr.. Truman was asked at his news
conference what he would do about
the bill. He replied that he could
comment in that when the bill
reached his desk for action. The
legislation arrived at the White
House and is now being checked by
the budget bureau and the treasury.
President Truman would almost
| centainly cite the need for greater
than anticipated spending in oppos-
ing a $4,000, 100000 cut in govern
ment revenue at this time The
armed forces want congress to add
| about 100000, to their pro-
posed $1l, 900, 100000 budget for the
new fiscal year starting July l.
One high government official said
the treasury deficit in the new fis-
cal year may exceed $4,000 900
if taxes are cut and defense spend
ing is increased only $4,000, 900, 900.
Rep. E. E. Cox, D., Ga, who voted
for the tax bill, indicated that he
might vote to sustain a veto in light
OF increased defense needs. He said
several others who voted for the bill
probably shared his views.
However, Republican leaders re,
mained confident of victory. They
noted that both House and Senate
passed the bill with majorities con-
siderably greater than the two
thirds needed to kill veto.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-04-01

, Edmund G. James, Caldwell
World War II veteran, today
formally announced his candi-
dacy for Representative to the
General Assembly in the May 4
Republican primary.
James was emphatic in stating
that he is not the candidate of any
special faction or individual, but
is desirous of obtaining the sup
port of all, in the interest of har-
monious progress and overall
representation.
Although Eddie has been active
ly associated with local Republi-
can politics for many years, this
bid for the Republican nomina-
ton for representative to the gem
eral assembly is his first solicita-
ton of voters support.
Eddie is we'll known in Cald-
well and throughout Noble coun-
ty. He received his elementary
and high school education in the
Caldwell schools. He attended the
Ohio State University, where he
majored in agriculture (dairy
technology and subsequently was
employed by the Caldwell Pro-
duce Co. Many Noble county
farmers will remember their ac-
quaintance with Eddie, as we'll as
his father, the late Herbert L.
James.
James volunteered for service
with the air forces following the
attack on Pearl Harbor, and was
recently released from the army
after having served overseas in
Japan and the PHILIPPINES.
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Income Tax Cut May
Become Reality Soon

Washington, Mar. 31-That tax cut
you've been hearing about for al
most two years is only a few days
away. That's the consensus today of
congressman who favor tax reduc-
ton and those who don't
Congress has completed congress
sional action on the Republican plan
to cut personal income taxes $4,800,-
100000 this year. The cut would be
retroactive to January l.
President Truman now has until
April S to approve the bill or veto
it. The advance information is that
he will veto it. And Democrats and
Republicans expect both houses of
congress to put up the two-thirds
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-04-01

April is as follows.
April Sewing machine project,
Mt. Zion, Mary Anna Bonds.
April 8-Sewing machine project,
Middleburg, Mrs. Mildred Clarks.
April 12-Sewing machine project,
Forest Grove, Mrs. Roxie Haines'.
April l3-Nutrition, Sarahsvilic,
Inez Davidson's.
April IA Nutrition, Caldwell,
Mrs. Grace Henderson's.
April 15-Nutrition, Crooked Tree,
Mrs Winnie Ogle's.
April l6-Nutrition, Belle Valley.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-04-01
GUEST SPEAKERS

GUEST SPEAKERS
District Extension Supervisor w.
w. Brownfield and Miss Betty
Brooks, state All club leader, were
the guest speakers at the All club
advisors recognition banquet held
Tuesday evening in the dining hall
of the First PRESBYTERIAN church.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-04-01

convention of a national educational
organization. She left Monday for
the Windy City.
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VISITED HERE

Mrs. Beulah Clark VanWagenen.
member of the faculty, Columbia
University, New York City, visited
the past week with her mother. Mrs.
w. B. Clark, and other relatives in
Buffalo township and with her
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul M. Clark
of Marietta road.
Mrs. VanWagenen was enroute to
Chicago, where she will address a
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-04-01
SHARON GRANGE

Regular meeting of Sharon grange
No. 1861 will be held Friday eve
ming, April 2 at 800 p. m. A short
Easter program will be presented
during the lecture hour. Ethel Iams
is the lecturer.