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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR. 03S6.
VETERANS, starting business, will move
you day or evening: reasonable rates;
light hauling a specially GE. 1851.
Ex-GI-Moying, packing, storage; local OF
long distance, anywhere, any time; no job
too large or small. GLOVER, RE. $3.50
LoNG-DIsrANcE MOVING to 80 states
MHT1oMAL Nat Hsx n51nae MoVERs. M HT sss1. " M5 ''
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country, safe storage in separate
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO. .0104,
UNTcN STORAGE CO. INC. est. 1905,
"ET VANS OF VIRGINIA. specialized
packing, shipping. storage. transfer; large
or small lots. cH. 1901. OK. 1924; eyes,,
WANTED-Load or part load to, and from
washington, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, De-
troit Chicago, st. Louis Kansas City.
E2RgMERT y 5J1s \, MoyINa s2yI & STORAGE Co. Co.
VETERAN. Just out Of the service, will
move or haul anything, night or day: no
job too little. Call EARLE. AT. 1851. 81
EDEI.MAN MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving.
storage. ia. 2937; after pm. GE. 1416.
MOVING, HAULING - Call oW. 1851.
Careful. experienced hauling by veteran,
whiteS reasonable rates; day or eve; -16
FOR LIGHT DELIVERY, eyes,, Sat. and
Sunday. Call NO. 5000. a
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ApARTMENTs WANrEp tcent. j,

AFANtMkNtS WHNt6O AS0Uts5 :.
aLFED 5A1s sss, dss..
i-bedrm; apt, furn. or unfurn.; 55efs.
Al Ar Force CAPTAIN, wife and 1s-mos-
tason: up to sI0o, including utilities; must
aaysANAc pIoyes Of Capital transit Co, Who have
Families need private apts. and houses.
i have m nGqfe M sss g Eyss nss aBa sBa to
a must have private Kitchen and bath and
NFuRSfsHEp TsSs naSfs faS APT urgently needed for
FBI employe and mother; no smoking or
fURNisHEb APT. for couple; pref. yicinity, t,
Bethesda or outer NV. d. c.; 90 not
smoke or drink; PERM one VI. BOX Ss7-
AAEssPsoNs1BLE ri ssPssolNs1BLE WOMAN wants 70 exchange
senSs'ss sems rent fer uninrn. apt. De $500, Box
a,hi #aSTES S'lai small furn apt. or heasekesp,,
elevator, near Meridian Hill district
sSsns. ~ NsS sEcR hSS aish.s aas furnished
Na R y oss assss d.s saos of svs sA 4so
siR S FORCE SGT. tBollins Field, wife and
Weil-beh.ved 2-yr.-old daughter desperate. ass
Iy need furn: Or unfurn. apt. immeoiaIteis'
sMa22RrMSf Ne MAJOR, viii. and s.yr; & son as:; as:;
Alex SE All, ares: CO to,a slsy s.6v. a.,s.r- s
ss5ss IN neg & 's CHASE. a !s $50 Of sTs9
WasTEp ynas5i ri Tr1uRNisHEp IsH APT. by couple and
Kitchen and private bath: up to e Sl3o gsr5 r
goaasssos sSRsh; sssthvsss s.. eEsafsaareast aa star
pay ap 70 SEQ Of sss = month; in South y!
ssfIpERsS sfs5 ES1 GoGfIE oaTH vi.nou. children q
pets, unfurnished one-bedroom APARTMENT;
ES5saEDw ssSss ws.n ., couple s''Bs Box sEi.i'
SYsosutNG VETERAN, editor, looking for 2 :,
before Feb. I. preferably unfurnnisned FINISHED.
month; references Call Woodiey os.o
ET FsTs ssa s4TpENI sftf5 s9o and wifi. desir. tSsn
or untuTn, apt; s.sa n deorsesown or nesro'
MAN AND WIFE, responsible. permanent
TsfSsH S,fSsn elss, sss 1aIn under e w. $3.50
MsIMT2s1Hy MsGrNT1y 1SE1yD 1SEEDEp, or . bedrm. apt.
or house, to bring family together. Cal
Rf : EMsEoYEp ssIs COUPLES desire iyrn!shes e:
spashhed faprnished. caii L between and g.m.
ARMY OFFICER, vile aHQ o-HlohtI,oi
Q child, desperately need 2-bedrm. Furnished
or unfurnished apartment or house; prelel
Virginia side or NV; to 500. BOX 2oz'
APT, bedrm., pref unfurn.; refined
young married cple.. perm; empi.
NV, Silver Spring or Takona Park area
CO. 1883 any time q
URGENTLY NEEDED, 1-bedroom; kitcher
apaItmert; NV section; vet, wife; perm
government employe; no children, no pets
Box s65-A. Star.
Ishedrn1. unfurn apt; can pay S55 mo
cali any time, AID S464, Apt. 415. Il
NAVY COUPLE request apt. In Sc. or VIC.
AT 1S44 z
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

AVAILABLE now bedrnas;; % %e9ny losa- iI
CHEVY CHE CHAsEgWould like to lease to
very responsible family grown cniidrenn
baths. oil heat, china, linens; 1925 mo.
BETH9sDA-Nr. new Naval Hospital and
furn. % house. det. garage. auto. heat. 2 blks.
to bus $3.50 per mo. By appt. NORTH
WEST REALTY. OIL. 1857. IS.
7-RM., 2-sTORY-4 bedrms., 2 baths, 2
car built-in garage, oil heat. Near Chevy
Chase circle. schools and churches. $3.50
mo. Immed. poss. 5000 Quesada st: NV
BY appointment only. F. A. TWEED CO.
EN- 1890 until 9 pm Z
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HOUSES UkFuRkIsHED.

VERY ATTRHCTIVE; near Kenwood Club:
Eslsse. oarssass 1aacre ia lot; $500 mo available
poy 1-gssaI gssl lea lease j. hoRhdE F5do 6oAz
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, ne. section
all modern improvements: convenient trans
portation; $40 per month: owner Wiling e
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

DALLAS, TEX.-6-rm. modern 1-story
house in suburban Nd, reasonable rent
exchange for similar house or apt. in
ns Call PI, S69S
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esos ExFAIR RD., BETHEsDA-An oppor-
brick detached home Of OUTSTANDING value
in q desirable location; large living room
with fireplace; dining room: modefn kitch, e
on 2nd; full basement, oil heat, screened
pp u sTeasv. s 9ny ansR Ho saw s4e
Conn. ave, OR. 6100, OR. 1886. Brokers,
coIoRED-LAMoNr csSf1iiSH ST. AT wARnER-
with full bsmt., oil h;-wh.; near &c.
car line and erosstown bus; cash $1,000.
NO. 372s, Ho. 3242. %
COLORED--eO-FT.. row BRICK on 18th
5 light housekeeping apts.,. with monthly
evsT Furnished ssSe ssso s1ssq to as IS: cai
" %As{s Ss;s5 g. s. aSS%.r.s.a, ss MARSHALL .oo
sa Merton St nw and ssfs
afas' Sish depesit. p01e2 ACT QUICK; ca!l iii
eaoMfsis e Hfshdals YaosRRr1hs saa Il me- i%Sia
eoeos1Ds sSss Il Ss Ms&; M NV home with
ss' ssov.s s'Ts r.sl 18th Ms sU1eR g.
ccLoRED-o ST. N.w-s-rm. brick, oil
h.-w.h., full basement, porches,. double
sso S Aoss sa7s 9a sEs sit
eeEeEE6 eeToEE CO. rAkk "a t7os ", Pm Row
brick. Ia baths. built7in saraKe, oil heat
full basement, attic, concrete porch; S3.-
900 to $4,000 down. Call Mr.. Ritzert
4709 till pm. "a
ST, overlooking city. at
Central High School, Is opportunity to buy
maily should keep you: 3-story brick. con-
verted into apis. with baths; mr.. 2
theaters shopping district. 2 hospitals.
Sc, 900 initial payment nee. for this income
property. Call OWNER, CO. 1884 for appt.
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COLORED-SILVER sPRNG-Beautiful
home in the suburbs; 2.story.. detached
cedar shingle; 2 bedrms., large living rm.
huge kitchen with breakfast nook, in
closed porehes. full basement: large. lovely
lot: only $3.50. Drive By 9128 Brooke
REALTY CO. 3
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s ROOMS, ~ baths. gas hot water heater,
basement; fully furnished: barn, poultry
houses, large lot. in town Of Herndon. Va.
rms. and dinette cottage; bath, gas
1anse, CIRCULATING n heater: .asrs nssI sl
down; $61 per mo. on balance.
b-rm. bungalow, bath. hot air oil heater1
from gss Sc &c. rrice sio.soo. 0u'e'' ~ mics
Arm. bunsslow, elee., h-acre, In town
Of Herndon, Va. Price, $3.50.
9-rm., 2-story frame DWELLING La Vienna.
Va. Prtce. $3.50 RAY BARNEY 4 ION.
Vienna. Va. Vienna 21e.
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aalnfln6 w nv / ~ 4

S414A4A14 &1AAs - Ssa1l.: Us.
sI3le AZ u - 81 Sss E ,s ~; ~
MR. sasnf Tsn e,o ~ SocF Sx .aeIce acSesre =. Is
49, DOWM Oil $3.50. $3.50. 310.-
$50 buys lovely Cape Cod bungalows On
large wooded lots In nearby Montg. Co.
Choose your lot today for 104e delivery
FLA financing for. OILS. o. 1. MURDOCH,
ssfyEsnALk, sH; asbai T.. ssi4 $scS rowh.t.n st.. a.s,
Pines-Delightful 4-bedrm. bungalow: fully
a-c. heat; good d-sised lot: price. So. $50.
Gail Mr., Fairbsirn, with, CONNER q
RYON, INC. exclusive agents. 827 1Sth st.
NV. RE 1915; ewes. H0. 1000. =
SILVER SPRING BUNGALOW, detached
brick. on lovely wooded corner lot. u i'm
maculate condition; bedrms. and bath.
ro,lghed- in 2nd noor; convenient to Walter
Reed: price: s16;sbo Eyes, M. 1919.
81 800 CASH, ss7.s PER MO. pays int.
prin taxes and ms on this very complete.
Hyattsville bungAlow. asbestos shfngle. OIL
heat, storm windows and doors, well insu-
lated. fenced level lot: blocks to stores
and transportation. Make that New
Years resolution come true, call now,
q. r. CARSON. UN. 1878. -3
HYATTSvHLE-6-roo frame bungalow:
50 500, with only $1,000 down: quick
poss JOHN II. JOHNSON CO., WA. 1926.
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1923; CH; SZ26;, - -, =
s@ish @ I, ,sr.pi:: din; r.: & :suiipRsd ~ i!sshsa s1s
sSS. :ss s.Sas q: ssSs: cH; ssss. -. GOV. :,
price; 3-bedrm. brick home. in Arlington.
sSs sHTe'si y.re ae
1900 Wilson blvd. cH. 1928, cH. 1926
II MILES d. c.. nr. rysons corner-Excel
location: this new, 6-room and bath bun
manship. f1ne materials and sound con.
fses.n ss ~ S.dlm. .nd b.ss
winter hot water; insulated. handicapped;
PnRTaos IRfs ss%Lr9 se'us eo 80 faisI
NORTH AaLINGToNzlRespeet.sls nsi.h- I.
high schools. shopping center and direct
viii Be ready for occ9p,ney i,n II ssry spsins isS
fireplace. fun dining rm.. fuily. equipped
lift. den or bedrm., Y tiled bath; & 2nd
bath: fun basement, outside entrance:
buiit-in garage with overhead doors. gas
air-conditioned heat dble. laundry trays:
PLUMBING, small deposit snd no. w,
balance I'm. under FLA ut 4hG: SS9 .n
per mo. approved for veterans with 81. 600
down. For full particulars. call MAC
LINDSEY, Realtors, CH. 5000; ewes. GO.
sTOr. LOOK. LIsTEN-This home is =
real value: constructed BY . careful. con.
servatiye builder. in order that you misht
get the most for your money; Colonial In
srehitecture. simple in desisn: z bedrTs-'
full fh bsnat. with fireplace and y bath for
that future rec. rm.: nr. Clarsndon. shop
Inspect, $ C cali ARI.iSdToN REALTY CO.
2204 Wilson blvd. 0L. 1900, OK. 41ZS.
ALEXANDRIA - $4,000. Five-year-old
row brick house in good condition. FIRST
oor eontains liyip. rm. dining Ing rn ,.H. .,t
rms, bath and ample closet space. Pull
basement with panelsd reere. rm; utility
rm., laundry trays varmiair heating unit
and .sssss; 1ssr y..d; 81 ~. syiySssssI' sSa,.
With ROBk6T l. MeAEnv1N ~, Hesit1rs'
shoreham Blds., MA. 47b0; evenings, IE.
4IIINGToN-6 rooms, 2 stories. 2 large
bedrooms; corner lot; 10 minis. downtown
Washingtor. A real barEatn. Priced at
sIy.aOO; down payment, ~, 800. tall
MACE WMcHs, dL s0i7. oo20. -
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contains every comIorC ana eyefy Cou
ssa':af' e: sa' R!:sSs Of 's'es 'i;s. ESsSs
ARLINSToE-Taks your choice, We have have
2-bath brick, located on . cor; The other
Is > Cape Cod, 2-bath brick bungalov.
Both have spacious rms sxtra,Iiss Fin
gas heat. full bsmt., and located within Q
blks transp. and shoping: priced sur
prisingly low for immediate sale. VICTOR
WISKrEsHsHk; XTGq XVI k;svY W sa9o sGao1osY. wellington
PARK estates, adioinins famed Mt; Vernon
blvd: has been taken over BY the Army
and Navy. Perhaps, you too, would Ike
.o inspect she;s IS's,y ranch E'a "A,
II 600 600 CASH DoSWN-semidetschsd brick.
for immediate occupancy; rooms; slec-
close in Arlington, near shopping; csli
RE. $3.50 till PM COLONIAL INVEST.
E.! s.;sss ;s. sssf:s
SOUTH ARL., near Pentagon-.2-bedroom
frame bungalow in good condition; fun
Sna .% s.p.sp snds.: o.: Isns. ssa::n'
sutomatic hot-vater Hollsnder furnaee;
large lot: possession Immediately; Se,950.
sis South 18Th st; Aslins,on, y.. g.
Dist:ly oHS 't finished With lse. bedrms: & eom IL
space, 2 bedrms. and bath; fun basement.
S hs: e.. fuss s4s4S s1s sssLrY sissE ss'' c. %
FalIs Church 174s: ewes. and Sun, Ak.
3OZZ. q
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owner HaEs DOuEnG IArRer
home; price only $9,2b0 Call ME.
1143 until 8 pm, j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
TAKOMA- SILVER SPRING area new
homes are being offered through this ONCE
at prices and terms you can afford. Older
houses or lots will be considered in trade.
Our Mr.. Rockford will be glad to help
you find your new home Sunday and
evenings, Mr.. Rockford, SH S116. WOOD
WARD 4 HoRR1s. Realtor, 723 goth st.
near Kansas ave. and aeorsis: retSortS
section. close to ali conv.; property Inn
maculate throughout; Venetian blinds. new
kitchen new refgr., new gas INV. heating
plant; priced to sell; terms to responsible
purchaser: owner occupied; possession with
5O5I: after S pm, Du. 0747. 3.
SILVER SPRING AREA-Beautiful new g
story, brick and frame. Groom and bath
g4se: gsss eSssh aH Sas aaS4 is heat slSs5o sH
DESIRABLE 8-ROoM. BRICK with IN
baths. side porch; perfect condition: close
to public and parochial schools; possession
with settlement: S16,950. WALLACE B.
AGNEW, WI. 6700: ewes, OIL. 1904. q
CHEVY CHASE-Center hall, lge. Mv. .rm:,
din. rm.. ultramodern kit, library, VI bath
and screened porch. 4 twin-sissd bedrms:,
finished ,srd a.; full basement. oil heat.
til . pm, REALTY BROKERS, NC,
GTckERMAs fiSs ifha ~ ST. NV, near 7th-s11 :.
$50: 8 rms; yard, garage. SHERIDAN
REALTY CO. Call Mr.. Travis. GE. 506s.
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Y ST. NV, near 1th-$11,-
:; yard, garage. SHERIDAN
+. Call Mr.. Travis. GE. 5068.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwsst.

NEAR FOxHALL RD:-An attractive de-
tached modern brick home occupied BY It's
original owner. 1t is an excellent residen-
tiaT area. 1st floor, ent; hall, large living
overlooking the reservoir. dining room and
modsTn heensn tiled led baths. i The basement he. :
and doors above ground level; gas a.-c.
heat, built-in garage. An excellent close
in, convenient location. Good value
PP5ise, s24,6oo. W. B. WRIGHT EN-
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Another good
value A modern brick detached home In
a convenient area; LIST noor has large
reception hall. very large living room with
noor has bedrooms and tiled bath:
Session Session; $3.50. ". 3. WRIGHT. EN-.
1880.
BETHESDA An attractive centsr-hsil. a;l.
restricted area vet only block from busi-
ness area; lst floor, large living room, are
place. dining room. "a bath and kitcnen;
Price. 1880. W. z. WRIGHT. EN-.
CHEVY CHAsE-A lovely modern brick.
full centerzhall home Of a bedrooms. ~
din. rm., tiled lavatory. lge. fully equipped
mod. Kit. with 9-cu.-ft. refgr.; screened
porch opens of liv; rm. and Kit; Eng 9
tiled baths; one room is completely pan
eled In knotty pine and could be used as
library. stairs to large noored attic:
slate roof; garage; gas &C: neat; os y
and in an area Of fne homes: For appt.
to sss Y N1V WRIeHPT PERKM IN. ssse; Sery fine
value md an excellent WAY: way to ,,b beat :, IN
bedrooms. and 2 tile baths; close to st.
Deal High Schools; 1st floor, entrance hall,
living room fireplace dining oor Toom' kitca hca
rooms and 2 tiled baths; large heated,
fnished bedroom in the attic; q nice
recreation room with fireplace; porch, OIL
h.-w.h. Price. $23,5oo. W. B. WRIGHT
BETHESDA, near New Naval. Hospital. =
5-year-old. 5-rm.. 1-bath brick bungalow,
recreation rm., lge. glassed porch; immacu-
late e. Nosawr sss9GS fs
TY CO.. OIL. 6s67; eyes,, call Mr.. julia
xE1lcAsT Eli AZ BRICK HONE. .2s Hamilton ..; St;
heat; immed. poss.; SIS, 3,450; eony. terms.
Kay REAITY CO, RA: 22oo rhi. M2 "a
outstanGna sreftees orssf IS excellent for
4 nonprofit or national organization, EN-,
bassy or club: immediate occupancy; Cal
igRen%snt EgSa eaSn ase se iss En- Eco Tn wpn
MUST BE SOLD; near MINI: ave. and and
Blaine-An excellent value and real
hss 5SakKe asadRs .sfssa
TIE 1Gas until alSe PM. a j. WESLEY si BUCHANAN
TAKOMA- SILVER SPRING area new
homes are being offered through this ONCE
at prices and terms you can anord. Older
houses or lots VII be S Gonsidersd IN trace; so,n
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bers of your own body are the States
Attorney (who is your legal adviser),
the Court Stenographer if requested
by you and directed by the Court, and
the witnesses testifying before you.
Included in the latter group are such
persons as may appear as custodians
of records or guards in charge Of
dangerous prisoners. The States
Attorney does not have the right,
however, to examine any witness be-
fore you unless you yourselves de-
sire him to do so.
After you have heard the testimony
in connection with a charge and are
prepared to deliberate and to vote on
the matter, no one except the MEM
bers of your body is allowed to be
present.
1t is no longer necessary to call to
your attention especially number of
statutes concerning crime. However,
the Court is obligated to call to your
attention Article 81, Section %, of
the Code of Maryland, requiring you
to visit the jail, inquire into its con-
dition, the manner in which it is kept,
the treatment of prisoners, and re-
port the same to the Court.
While not required by law, it is
customary for the Grand Jury N a
body to inspect the Court House and
report upon it's condition.
The Local Code requires that you
appoint committee of your body to
examine the books of the Treasurer
of Garrett County and report their
condition to the Court You are not
required to make an audit of these
books as that is done by the State
Auditors. You will simply use your
best efforts to see whether the books
are properly kept and that the
moneys of the County are being prop
erly handled.
You are a judicial and not le%is-
lative body You take the criminal
laws as you find them; and no ma ter
whether you think them wise or I'M
wise, you will indict such as may
have offended against them if Sutfici-
ent evidence to warrant such action
be produced before you You may on
your own motion originate charges
against offenders, though there have
been no preliminary proceedings be-
fore magistrate, and though
neither the Court nor the States At
torney has laid the matter before
you. This is, in fact, your duty, if
you have such knowledge, or know of
those who may be able to furnish the
evidence.
Upon retiring to the Grand Jury
room, you will organize by appointing
one of your members to act as clerk
and one as doorkeeper
The Clerk will now swear the
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with respect to any charge, YOU
should then proceed to deliberate
among yourselves as to whether or
not to present OF indict.
1t is, Of course, not your duty to
undertake to regulate, control or in
vestigate the private affairs, lives, or
morals of individuals, unless you
have reason to believe that their con-
duct affects or constitutes violation
of the criminal law of this state. You
ARE, Of course, not to be busybodies
and YOU are not censors Of other
peoples affairs except in SO far as
they directly affect violations of the
criminal law of the State.
1t is necessary in the case Of any
Indictment or presentment for twelve
of your members to vote in favor of
such Indictment or presentment. An
affirmative vote Of mere majority
of your members present will not be
sufficient to sustain valid present.
ment or Indictment, unless such af-
tirmative vote consists of at least
twelve.
Matters may arise Of such charac-
ter or of such public notoriety as to
warrant on your part an original IN
vestigation and presentment and in
dictment of certain persons. In max
ing any such investigation it is with
in your province to summon any per
sons, believed by you to have know
ledge of the conditions under investi-
cation, to appear before you and
testify respecting the matter which
YOU are investigating. For that pur
pose YOU may summon before you
anyone, officials or otherwise, to give
evidence pertaining to such matter.
If necessary you may summon the
heads of important branches or de-
partments of the State, County, or
City Governments for such purpose.
Your proceedings must be absolute
ly secret pending the return by your
presentment or Indictment. AT that
time, of course, the presentment or
Indictment sets forth the nature of
the charges against specified per
son or persons; and a list of some of
the witnesses who appeared beIore
your body in connection with these
charges is also placed on such paper.
Even after the return of present
ment or indictment, you should not
disclose in any way the nature Of
your deliberations or how you voted
with respect to the presentment or
indictment. In fact, nothing should be
disclosed as to what went on in the
Grand Jury room unless you are
directed by the Court to make any
such disclosure.
While testimony is being produced
before you, the only persons allowed
in the Grand Jury room besides mem
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Provisions Against
Brush Burning Went
Into Effect March |

The provisions of Regulation No 4,
brush and debris burning,
went into effect on March /, District
Forester William A. Parr, announced.
He urges care in the burning of
trash, brush, or other debris, saying
that the dangerous forest fire
weather of early spring is on us
again He also urged everyone to be
careful with cigarettes and camp
fires.
The provisions of Regulation No.
A are:
Protection from Fire
|. Debris and brush burning The
following burning regulations shall
apply only to the burning within two
hundred feet of woodland or inflam-
mable material that could ignite and
carry fire to woodland outside the
limits of incorporated towns. Uncon-
trolled burning of debris is prohibited
at all times. During the three spring
months of March, April and May and
from September Is to December Is,
burning shall be permissible only
after 4 p. m. and before II midnight
(EST) except when the ground is
covered with snow
Controlled burning after 4 p. m.
and before II midnight (EST) during
the above mentioned months and at
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all other times shall require the TAX
ing of the following specific protec-
tive measures and such other pre-
cautions as necessary to prevent the
spread of fire to woodland
Unless there be natural frebreall
of at least ten feet in width surround
ing the area to be burned which is
free of infammable material, it will
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be necessary to:
A. Plow or otherwise construct
fireline at least ten feet wide COM
pletely around the area to be burned,
free of infammable material.
B. Provide sufficient help, with
tools, to prevent the fire from escap-
ing.
C. Have at least one Waterman on
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Bailiff, who will conduct you to the
Grand Jury room, where you will
begin your duties.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-03-11

the ground until the last spark is out
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-03-11

J. Have at least one Waterman on
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-18
Give Tulips Time to Grow
For Flowers This Winter

.Tulip1 and daffodils can be
lowered in the home when planted
in pots. In what the florists call
good potting SOIL" Two parts
Of your best top garden soil, one
part sand and one part Of peat
moss will make a good substitute.
Add more sand If the top soil is
heavy. thoroughly mix and run
through Finch mesh screen.
Place each bulb so that its point
Is half an inch below the surface.
Now 1t is necessary to allow the
bulb to make roots; and for this
purpose the pot must be placed in
4 dark and cool place, where it
cannot freeze or dry out too much.
A cold frame, where it can be
covered with leaves, ashes or sand,
will do.
When placed In this storage the
pot should be thoroughly soaked,
and no further watering should be
necessary. II stored in an indoor
cellar or closet the soil should be
prevented from drying out exces.
sively. Root action will follow and
when top growth begins the pot
may be brought indoors or kept in
the storage place and SO retarded
until wanted.
After being brought indoors the
pot must be given all the light pos
sible and kept in a temperature
which averages 60 degrees until
stems, leaves and flower buds are
formed. After buds are formed
temperature Of 10 degrees will
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-18
Mrs. Josey Hostess
To Round Tble Club

Scotland Week.-Mrs.. J. L. Jo-
sey was hostess to the Round
Table Club Friday afternoon at
her home on Church street.
Handsome dahlias and other fall
flowers were used throughout
the home. Mrs. w. w. Kitchin
was leader for the afternoon and
after giving out the parts, the
club read the first two acts of
Uncle Toms Cabin"
Mrs. Josey, assisted by Mrs.
Henry r. Clark and Mrs. r. D.
House, Jr. served assorted sand
witches, ham biscuits, hot tea
and pecan pies after the. pro-
gram. Club members present
were Mesdames w. w. Kitchin,
N. A. Riddick, Henry T. Clark,
r. D. House, Jr.,' L. H. Kitchin,
w. E. Goode, r. A. Phillips, Tom
Temple and j a m e s Riddick,
while Mrs. A. o. Moore and
Mrs. ]. X. Henderson were
guests !.