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PERSONAL ieens.l,

LADIES! That surplus man's SUIT can be
ots ID. 'e Co yU sa,4 a ssss
BAssINETTES trimmed. all types from
More Information. GE. 1921. go
VACANCY IN HOME for elderly persons,
for ssntlsme1 o,o 24-hour nursing care. tray
CH1LDRENs BUREAU PUBLICATION
G %ab pssuss + S.b. ns u as MOS 5st
S Sec IN as1s' TAX coNsULrANT, is
sTps nd IN ss1s' wo ssss
KNTTTERs-Learn to become instructors
or open profitable shops; classes forming
la ali branches. NEW YORK SCHOOL OF
EMITTING 4 HAND1cRAFT' e1s 18th s ST.
DID You KNOW THAT your rugs and up. up
cleaned in your home or ofnee' Ready for
g sis ssm s1s ssy AET e. E Na sssa
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE day and board
acc, edited teachers; TRANSFORMATION fur
s sssa PLAY el oe esG STEAK record se
"a s pfs ' so6sB BryffsH H.
CAN YOU JOIN one of our Mardi dras,
ap So .SSF' MISS HssV Bikp NS 1880
BENJAMIN ACRES SCHOOL, Annapolis.
MADE 6.nans u sT d Sd hsousa nen en-
accredited staff, approved by Board Of Edu;;
cation; weekend transportation to and
fGem W4s or phns 5ss
ONE WOMAN TFLLs ANOTHER about our
sktl in dEsssmakins. rsssylins and s si1sFs.
LEA ENGEL formerly 18th ave. n. 70.
LILO st. nv; centrally l ses an soe ~
e e and etne sR = s.sysss: : ooen s7ss
sse 't' Sfi $,sS, 1 a VAS
LENDERS, NC. 1904 Georsi. ave
s sanMANssSo s' NJ .ppoinsments o Al
s E2f s01 srS x se'eeS:e sssds 3so
ffMMEplArE CASH for your home: ne; o q
sA ST. s PF tRst n h5 sfSa
safe. Cali DI. 1900 for Investigated sit
III: sS S.ss,; Is S Ssa 1n az =
ior partisylars. d; 2415, TEL, VISION.
Mfss !sEn s5
pTNfaL time eHS an 5o SSaS
Prompt service on QenCal plale repair D
sos 14th st. NV, 14th and F. MA. 0713:
ALTERATIONS, dressmaking of all kinds;
reasonable prices. Phone DU. 1888. 80
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIES-CO. $500.
6-day delivery. Use your fabric. DAdG-
NEAULT DECORATORS -3
LET ME SIT WITH YOUR CHILD, SOC per
hour. So minimum; NV. only. DE. 1885.
INvALIDs. convalescents. chronic cases
24-hour nursing care in homelfke atmos-
phere. newly decorated rooms, telephone
service in each room. SH. 1899. l.
PROFESSIONAL MAGICIAN, available for
partys. banquets and club work. For
rates call Columbia 65l4 any time. 81
"OLD AT 40, 80, 60?" MAN! You re
crazy Thousands poppy at 70. oSTREX
TONIC TABLETS pep up bodies lacking
iron. For rundown feeling many men,
women call "old" New get acquainted
Va 9sz 'fs rkvArE HoME FOR small
child. day or week; End year Of license;
fenced yards. Falls Church 1886. go
FEEL BETTER after treatment or no
fee; relief from pains and aches due to
week heart, asthma. rheumatism. arthri-
tbs. nervousness. piles, colds, flu or other
feet. Men and women. young and old,
s sp nc' sill. e sesb s'1f''"' ~ ~
WE BUY mems clothing. shirts. shoes,
pants, women's and children's clothing.
bed spreads. linens Grapes bric-a-brac;
GooD NEIGHRoR STORES. e3l 9Th St
NV
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, colored, flrst-foor cleaning, live IN,
ses hp osa fsi s. $40 ak a0D GM vas
COOK -G.H.w.. live in, own rm.; In fam
lily; laundry and no neaVy eleanlnS, me- 81
cal certificate required 30 VIZ.
c cot} E f y eoored, neat, reliable and
honest, must be excellent COOK: i've o a.y
" %9rt every DE-: Fhs sys!s stnfs SsR so
S SSSK siS Ri s0ss
dee H. ' cal a tin! 9sss references
CIV and plain eookins IN apt; ,,u :ysF +,
reliable snd have city refs: excel salary
S.H; Gar. Of children references, y health at
ar ssFdi ss sas per week and ''rf'fs' i've 0u'
CIV, capable of care Of house ,,, and az
young child d.! some cs eH0k Wo 6 Ms99 Wed
children heath s5sR card local refs; salary
ences; live in. upstairs room; "a day Thurs;
every other Sun. of; only those interes.ea
in steady JOB please reply; 500 mo. 90 E'
CIV. experienced maid and good cook;
family: s2b week; live out. Telephone
Girl I eSperienced clean, for medium
size guesthouse; other help: wash dishes
mo dish drying; also do upstairs chamber
maid work; no Sundays: 7:30 I'm: through
IL noon; bring refs. Call ready for WORK
otherwise do not answer. 1871 Lanlel
81 siR aH 10 M LIVE Rs0 in, s.hv. and COOKING
HHousEREEPER, white, age 3s to IS. to
care for 2 children in Chevy Chase home;
upstairs bedrm., good salary Application
must contain complete life history Tor past
10 yrs. and at least refs. BOX 44S-D'
assosusEKEEpER, white; good plain cook
light housework, no laundry or disnwasn.
ing; new home in Silver SprtnE: live IN;
HIHoSusEKEEPER. Jewish; 3 adults; hyyse in
M4P t GjS5s nn.l hG sa es 3d.
MAID-sHw;,a live in; 5M days; exgeer''
MAID, LIVE II; plain cooking; city refs
MAID NM f hI time. gh.w.. 2 children: silver
Spring area: must like children. be able
to take complete charge; SUNDAYS on
some ewes: live out; must have GOOD re-
and health card; S2b per wk. RE 6e2s
NSTTrRsEaMiAIp. eolered. live in; upsst.ir ,'
esan nEo Sthe eEEc siip oes T.
n II ls.? FUTURE have perm ss;'siGG: e
and care Of small children, compl: pvt
e euspIiei' Otis h s445. Box sa7.s. star: i
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

corresp.. fluent spanish. research: person
B. A. degree. CO. 6932. 800
COLLEGE STUDENT desires, parttime;
exper In dept; store adv. sddressograph,
multigraph. tipping. ME. $500, Apt AZ
DREssMAKING. design, remod.. altera-
tens tens; eve gowns specialty: rsas MISS
GIRL. colored. desires work in valet. or
dry cleaning and pressing; exp. In tailor
Ing, alterations fancy mending. weaving
or elevator operating. Dial OV. 1915:
GIRL. eolored. would like position As maid
in I1 beauty p osdo other positions con:id-
erser day Or nsht f work. ao0 L. e oos7 20
Cashier. clerk Or saisssiTl; exp.r. AT. 1850
HoUsEKEEPER in motherless smpl. eple.
SS%s sslsasss Boz = 2s sssas sssr eaa'''0'
eT mothsFless home; good cook; ref. ,o Box
M snsEi s''r srENoGRApHEn r.c.pt ion
wishes work in evenings Sat. Sun. Call
NURSE, practical, registered; available;
esn Gsss 'bs lsi:Psna:s Bos
NUKSE-GOvEHNESS, experienced, wishes
position with children: ref. Chestnut 1897
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. desires to
care care for mother and baby or invalid:
vAhAsLs
graduates; day or night duty; reasonable
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced: English
woman desires permanent case, invalid or
sEcRErARY-sTESoGRAPHER' years
legal exper., exceptionally capable. avail.
Immediately. NO: 1921. -
do at home. Prices reasonable. co.
S$ $s S;o 99aSSrn pn and after Pm; 2ss
sTENoGRAPHER-sEC . yrs col
l 1Sss 10 yrs. experience; industrious. 81.
As:s: ssgs .v:sss:
WOMAN, colorsd. local ref. wishes b-day
wk., $25 and carfare; or 8 days work.
DE. 9541.
transp; home after midnight: NV. only.
MULTIPLICATION as apt house man
ager; experienced, competent, excellent
references. For interview. write Box 1877,
zSSe s:ss s 81 sps s' ss
PosIT Il Nm WANTED. small apartment
building or rooming house to manage. !sx-
perienced. Call Df. $500. MRS. BEANIE
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HELP woMEN.

TYPIsTs to address. envelopes part time
available weekly. tele. no. Box 1887, Star.
TyPIsT, steady work, 81 days q VIZ. s *:
sSy'2ff9sf Ho 5sa'Rss PEsasESsf
TYP1s iP'n And II hTSYP1sr-cLERks. age Is
80; accuracy and good speed essential
ment; paid annual vac. and sick leave al
lowance. Phone for appt. ME. 402l. Ext;
POS bet . am. and 4 pm. AMERICAN
AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION.
TYrIsT-cLEaK-s,dsy' 493h 1iM Xk; ef pfd
TUREs CORP, 92s N. Jersey ave. NV. 3
leading ie1eirs stores has opsnins Tor
typist-clerk good salary, and working
conditions. Apply 725 7th st. NV. from
W " II young, experienced white,
for night work. Call bet. 1913 pm. RA.
WAITRESS, white, 81 or over: must I be
RESTAURANT. 1406 14th st. NV. rs
wANTED-An attractive girl with District ct
p Deshh rrae Cali m o Ne ss74 go
YOUNG LADY. experienced with bookkesp-
ing or posting matf Rand c Sookkeepins ma
s ss.s sa9 vt y. Mt Mrs s''ias sR'Hs 2
s soUNa W " age 20 to s5. to voTE in
purchasing dept. Of Ice. restaurant chain;
opportunity for advancement IN position
and salary must bs rapid typisst ina a aa
plies and rest. equipment. Apply In per-
Y sS1 1Ss$ Wo osHasaE vi White hs to
fountain in Silver Spring; excellent n our
days day Cali sH' 515o after pm. 81
YOUNG WOMAN, Gigs, single, for per
College graduate: District native preferred :;
es M4ss snd ssdsEssr d 81
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for well
position is permanent and offers excellent
for successful 1 W9,s Ro. a aip-
E. Star. swing age, education, sxpes re.
AVON SHe SnV COSMETIC in big demand. ma.
territories in Arlington and Alexandria.
CAN GIL. 1859 for details. 81
WE HAVE A PERM. POSITION for lady
from p to 40 yrs seS q rs GEoi. IN eur s
store n ece eppor {. for 800 sesidsn Bill spr
Apply ELITE LAUNDRY. 211s 14th st. n NV.
ESTATE cso SEEe az; f.n msas
charge of ONCE; must be good typist and
have bookkeeping experience; 5h-day week se
MAJ MAJ MI ML vaIu Fk Eyan ae91 .-occsson
cards-Make easy dollars taking orders;
every one uses greeting cards; show breath.
taking assortment. IS cards for 81; pays
notes, birthday. personal stationery; II
other money winners; samples on approval.
ARTISTIC, 924 Way. Elmira, n. Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-29
MOTOR TRAVEL.

FREE TRANSPORTATION to Los Angeles,
California to Army or Naval oficer or lady
willing to help drive; references ex-
changed; leaving Feb. End. Cali MA. 3l2o,
Ext. 1896, Monday morning. 800
DRIVING 70 MEXICO CITY via interme-
diate points, Feb: l; will take l passenger.
M pEsn N GRAs: Am mica leaving Feb. 4: new
car; room for 4 round trip ARRANGEMENT
possible. TR. s94S. 1872 pm. go
TAMPA, 1947 Ford de luxe Tudor sedan:
heater, radio; leaving FEB, 2: take. 8
p po G Tuv After S s; UM gaze. 30 .n
8. ret; 18th; new cars, acc. Is. Please
DRIvfNG MIAMI FIRST days February. can
take 3, SIS each. Phone evenings, WI.
LICENSED CHAUFFEUR driving '4s Ply
mouth to Miami. take 2 or 3: refs. ex-
changed. Call before 10 am. or evenings,
Chestnut 1852. 30s
TO ALLENTOWN, Pa, leave Friday, late
PM, return Sunday evening: room for 8.
Phone DIAZ, ME. 96Sl.
CALIFORNIA or points west. Leaving Jan.
81; room for 5 passengers. For tnforma-
ton Call AT S117 800
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

NURSES AVAILABLE, trained, efhcient, re-
liable nurses; agency licensed and bonded;
never closed: Du: 3262. g
SECRETARY %: s2s5: Exceptional open pen
rapfers lol, s da. to s55 vk. Steno.-tel
operator. $500 up; Typists-PBX opera.
tors, 5 da.. to $40 wk. Jr. secretaries. $500
Miss Bond, in heart OF financial Washing
ton. FORD EMP, SERVICE, RE. 2S2s, 913
18th St, near Eye ST.
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont. J

VETERANS (2). attending school. desire
part-time job; experienced stock. grocery
1922 between $50 am. and 1 80 pm.
YOUNG MAN. some exper. auto book
keeping, paymaster. routeman. desires
learn credit work or good trade. Can
EXPERIENCED middle-aged man; hotel
clerk or Waterman. DU. 1874, Apt, is.
oUALIFIED-oface MANAGEMENT. cPA de-
gree, unique cost accounting: high degree
Of accuracy est. building and const costs;
tempered for claim admits. uN. 1885.
TAXATION, finance and economic re-
search; age 80. married, B. 8. business
ministration. ID yrs exper in taxation,
finance, administration. Box 249-E. Star. IL
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MAPLE LANE NURSING HOME has Q va
cancy for permanent bed or ambulatory
patient 81 low rates; 24-hr. trained nurs-
! 1 ears under medical supervision wo.
GEORGE, please. don't tell Eddie Captor
about the birthday party on NBC 1880
tonisht as IT'S surprise. Oracle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-29

IL DELIC., upper 14th q. nv. thiesly
empl es space for SELF. service market.
l2l Delie. corner; with vac ap noo III TT:
and. kit. in rear: WHY, ous' sl'"o'' e''-
f3) Dele fountain and sand: ssrr lo.
Gated under iarIs apt ho ~. up s,g,. l*'n
81 TX Sand shop, white college girls
trade. 500 o' xk': Closed ewes and Sun; low
rsas With Is.s ssy s sHs1RY 50e co. ~ MI ss7e
Neninss, IA. fl15. Ne. Asha. 30.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE. white. desires apartment In ex-
change for work In small rooming or
MAN AND WIFE want janitor's Job with
quarters. Call d.. 1868, RUSSELL.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALl.

1CCOEDIAN, Is Ivitehss, prof y ysl
s. soid before Sat. Boz 147-x star.
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STENOGRAPHER-


oor q A'R .nd
sTiTENoGRAPHER-TYpIsT and receptionist.
work includes dictation, tipping stencil
work. Call DI. 1922 or apply at 1923
s sEesiS c sIlisiPA young girl $40 to
s sEfF So ttss in
apt, bldg; settled woman; Apply resi- 81
sTeTBoa 1so W orERxro a. 2 Whe: foa
days through Friday; perm. position. Write
f fGkE aiioS; Ss ORDER cLERK-oirI With
BY ptsA BAsy ss BUTLER i SERVICE. $50 Della
T TETEP rEs TET soL1c1roRs-Telephonesi are
survey work. The survey is done from our
sssry ps9 Is ase .Fs a;
ESQ., ii ssSs ~. zAs A2s|S L ErR Rs! 4sb
TYPfsT desired by national aviation or
sanizasttion. must be rapid white. ,Gall
TYpIsT and general once worker; q 9
and salary expected. Box SGD, Star: 81
absssd 'n real se sss G ana ri
5-day week; pleasant working conditions;
personal interview. %
| TYPIsT, steady worker; 5-day, 4O-hou,
E Teff ef PICTURES Tsi coR Rf" sas ave
TYPIST. with exper in instsllment &C
countancy, to work in collection dept;
position will be perm: salary attractive
working conds. excel, Apply after 10 q m
See Mr.. Libert. sic st. NV, GEORGES
RADIO CO. 81
TYPIsT. nationally known organization
has openings for | or typists. Call Mr.
Kite. ME. 5000, Ext 1889, 81
TYPIST, with good speed and accuracy
j 21-45: exper. on graphotype or othe,
electrically controlled typewriter helpful
but mot essential: 5-day, 40-hr. vk. Se'
. TYPIsT. experienced. intelligent, for In.
terestins work with chance for advance
ment 5la-day week. MALco WHOLE
SALERS, INC, 1920 7th st. NV. -31
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-29

WASHING MACHINE and refgr. repair
service, all makes, factory parts: 90-day
guar. ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE CO..
4016 Ga. ave. GE. 1858. 8 am: to pm.
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB NOW-Cab
network, complete remodeling, repairs
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-01
TAKING SMELL FROM
CISTERN a T

E. P. writes: "How can 1 take the
bad odor from the rain water, from
our underground concrete cistern?
Have used all the so-called reliable
solutions without success"
Thorough aeration and filtration
are the best ways to sweeten such
foul smelling cistern water. Make
a good sand and charcoal filter, or
clean it if already equipped, then
pump the water up and let it run
back through until the water has
been changed several times. 1t is all
the better if the pumping can be
done with an old-fashioned chain
pump.
1t is very important that the filter
have at least an eight-inch layer of
charcoal, as this has the property of
absorbing color and smell from the
water. After the pumping is finished
and the water seems clear and sweet,
then drop a cake or two of artificial
ice into the cistern to keep it cold.
1t is very important also that all
openings to the cistern are protected
with fine wire screen, preferably
copper.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-01
ELECTRIC FENCES

E. F. K. writes: would like some
advice on building a pasture fence
for young stock. What do you think
of the electric fence, as I have REA
power? How far can the posts be
put apart for an electric fence and
what is the correct height for the
wire? Can you send me some good
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-01

hitch around each hook with the
ends of a short length of light rope.
Leave some slack between according
to the size of pig. Twist this loop
two or three times to shorten it,
raise the pigs snout and slip the
loop over it, and tighten as desired
with the short stick. In this way he
will practically hold his w legs
during the operation"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-01
PouurRS eoosrA,n STAND

boards 4 feet long and make a
square frame. Then nail poultry
wire tightly on top and set the
fountain on that. This keeps the
water clean and it is always dry and
sanitary around the fountain"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-01
FOUNTAIN STAND

R. U. writes: "The diagram shows
my method of making a stand for
my poultry fountain. 1 take 12-inch
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-01
Farm Mechanics
Handy Farm Ideas
By /. W. DICKERSON
LARGE PIGS

v. A. P. writes: "The diagram
shows my method of holding an
oversize pig for %castration, Place the
pig on his back and throw a Glove
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-15

DIR. EDWIN w. BROOME
"How Can the Daughters of the
American Revolution help the
County Schools" will be the SUBJ
ject of the talk DR.. Edwin w.
Broome, Superintendent of the
Montgomery County Public
Schools, will make at a meeting of
the Chevy Chase Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton on Wednesday afternoon,
January %, at the home of the
Robert ]. Boyds, Fl Underwood
street. Mrs. Boyd will have assist
ing hostesses, Mrs. James Summer
Collins, Mrs. Hubert E. Page, and
Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens.
The Regents of the other three
Chapters in Montgomery County
will be guests. They are, Mrs.
Julian C. Wallace, Janet Mont
gomery Chapter, Mrs. Fred H. Ma
gruder of the Erasmus Perry
Chapter, and Miss Loughborough,
the newly elected Regent of the
Colonel Tench Tighlman Chapter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-15
Blue Cross
disqualification
Rates To Increase

increases in present rates Of the
Maryland Hospital Service, Inc,
blue Crosse were approved this
week by State Insurance Commits
sioner Claude A. Hanley.
The Blue Cross may put them in
effect on May l.
The approved monthly schedule j:
Groups: Individual, 80 cents !;
man and wife, $1.sO; family, $2.4O.
Independent: Individual, 95
cents; man and wife, $l.90; family,
$3.50.
The current rates and the rates
the Blue Cross had requested, re-
spectively, are as follows:
Group subscribers: individuals,
rs cents and 81; man and wife,
$1.5O and 1920; family, So and
$3.50.
There are now about 543, 900
subscribers in Maryland. APPROX
mately 80 per cent are covered I'M
Ger group subscriptions.
]. D. Colman, Blue Cross direct
or, said the board of directors will
hold a meeting next week to decide
whether it would place the APP
proved rates into effect.
Expanded benefits as proposed
by the Blue Cross and approved by
the commissioners would:
l. Increase from so per cent to
IS per cent the allowance to pri-
vate room patients for extra
charges.
2. Increase from So a day to So
a day the allowance for care pro-
vided after the 21-day full cover
age period.
8. Increase maternity benefits
for members leaving groups and
maintaining their subscriptions as
individuals.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-15
|WinslOws To Tell Of
Work In Germany

Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Winslow will
speak on Sunday evening at
o'clock at the Friends Meeting
House in Sandy Spring on their
experiences in Establishing a
Neighborhood Center in Darn
stadt, Germany" under the direc-
ton of the American Friends
5e-yice Committee. Blanche and
-lar.e recently gave up year Of
volunteer service to this work.
Their home is in nearby Virginia,
and he is an economist with the
United States Tariff Commission.
Everyone is cordially invited to
come and hear this talk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-15
SOuders Win First
Place In Xmas Contest

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Souder won
first place in a Christmas Door
way Contest sponsored by the Da-
mascus Lions Club. Judging took
place Friday, December 26. Other
awards were: End, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland Hyatt, and 3rd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Jones. Those receiv-
ing honorable mention were Mr..
and Mrs. Osborne Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. Emerson Slacum and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Hyatt.
The judges were Mrs. Roscoe
Thompson, Mrs. Asa Watkins, both
of Mt. Airy, and Mrs. Elgie Hawk
ms of Woodfield.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-15
Dog Owners Asked To
Watch For Rabid Dogs

Residents in the vicinity of
Chevy Chase View are advised to
watch their dogs for any unusual
behavior, DR.. V. L. Ellicott, Coun-
ty Health Officer warns. A short
time ago a dog died of rabies in
that area. 1t is believed the dog
was a stray which had been in
fected outside of the county, but
there is the possibility that it may
have infected some other dog in
the county before it died. The
State Health Authorities have not
recommended quarantine of all
dogs, but care should be taken to
prevent dogs from biting or run
ring away. If there is any doubt
about your dog, consult a veteri-
marian.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-15
Local Births At
Suburban Hospital

Births at Suburban Hospital,
Bethesda, for the period January
through January 10, 1913, include
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Frank Bos-
well, Route 1, Rockville, SON
Larry Douglas, January 6; Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Arts deVries, Route 1,
Derwood, a daughter, Marcia Eliz-
abeth, January 8; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Carroll Snyder, Gathers
burg, a daughter, Sharon Lee,
January Z; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cecil Green, ST., Route 2, Rock
vile, daughter, January 9; Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Randolph King.
ST., Route A, Brookeville Pike,
Rockville, a son, Vernon Randolph,
jr. np
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-15
Engagements Announced

No date has been set for the
marriage of Catherine Cornelia
Walter whose engagement to
James D. Dorsey Jr. has been an
nounced by her parents, M. and
Mrs. George C. Walter of Ger
rlantown.
Mr.. Dorsey is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Daniel Dorsey, also of
Germantown.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Merry
Of Rockville, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Hazel Lee
to William E. Howard Of Washing
ton. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-31
Pound Offers 100 Dogs
To District Residents

Facilities of the District Pound
are overcrowded and Pound Master
Frank Marks has asked anyone
wanting dog for pet to get in
touch with him. There are more
than a hundred dogs in the pound
which have been turned in because
many of their owners are leaving
the city or could not otherwise care
for them.
The dogs are mixed breeds" Mr..
Marks said, land nearly all of
them are householder"
Under the law Mr.. Marks is re-
CURED to keep dog at the pound
only 48 hours and then may have it
destroyed, but he says it is shame
to destroy healthy, friendly dogs,
Any District resident can obtain a
dog at the pound, South Capital
and I streets, by paying So for the
animal and an additional So for a
tag. Out-of-town applicants must
sign an affidavit promising not to
use the dog for vivisection.