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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

DUPONT CIRCLE, Clio R st, n,w.-Lge.
ts9@:o ter ane a! n? s75o sy5 sssh nicely
St NV; large dble. Ink rm.; all utilities,
cleo. .refsr, maid service; SIS per week.
ATTRxerfvEf PviGfe BEDRM ssief APT :T to shar.
with another refined business girl; $3.50;
oony So located 18th st. NV. $50; ref.
ii4o BiUcHANAN ST; ST; N.w.-For adults:
immaculately clean, floors refinished, entire
End snes GE msssr Gfdr0G% I 4oom twin nsi Ssds
kitchen. bath: modern furniture. GE.
SARNTM 2s2H q 's sT. Ne, mr.. 1st-Avail Sept.
ist ) rms, mod pvt apt, well turn. !;
,,.d slGS monthly h s6Sg pEs low uti; refs lease
bed. bed and and lge' kit "a and bath h. newly WY fTrn. nHGl
and redec in excel, taste ideally located
Of si5o pes per- mo O Incl ali utiis 70 insbect
call Ma al4l Monday. FRERED1cK ".
BERENs. INC, 152s < st, NV. 20
with another young couple; prefer enlisted
service personnel; S65 month. Gil. 6352.
SILVER SPRING. basement apartment,
also extra bedrm., If desired; 3 or en-
pIoyed adults convenient TRANSPORTATION.
s.%Ds a"f sHtsS St s% se5 r:a ,9s ''Sss
TO, i9oe Sqsiis 18th Vsiy 81 N.w:-Two large rms,
sifasn a s9d saa % sso 81 nsss m Is ass0s6
wARDMAN PARK vIcINIrY-Nevly deco
bedrm.. kit, shower very lge. closet, suit
able foEE, l-seTs Or adults; available now
Kennedy ST.. nr, Ga aye-Two bedrms.;
sdults; sa semitic family; $50 each. 81 sH.
I33S PA AVE s.E-clean . bedrms Iiy
tation, all utilities furnished except linen
adults or ; couples; S32.5 each. Ii
ARLINGToN-Large twin-bed room. all
home privileges. couple will share rest
Of house with young couple or 2 girls
occEEAN-FRoNT cE APT. bedrms.: reduced
rates for Sept II, ocean City Md Pnone 19
ap st edgnsssg 1aa st. tusn a. se: :na
nonsh sIh fFGn aER2nD ssnn REALLY aYs Co. ~
isnn 4! H'T'' r. r. sSsW2-rurnish.d ses2 .p.rtmsa.s
APT, FURN.-Liy. room; bedroom, kiseh,
shsssn III as gss' ret 1es ST. soa
FURNISHED. nice big bedrm. with closet;
use of kitchen and living room; new bun
81, miles through Capitol Heights, three
houses from Armstrong; Tavern.
LIV. RM., BEDRM., kit. and bath. furn.
apt pvt, ent. No children or pets Pre-, Pre-
fer middle aged cple OF iadies' emp.
oaSs -22
md FLOOR BACHELOR APT expos
ures pvt communicating open poren:
maid service 2oI5 Allen pl. NV. ION
24O0 Goth ST.. overlooking Rock Creek
PARK and Taft Bridge; $3.50. NO saos.
NEAR 18th AND MONROE N.w.-Ayail-
able Immediately. liv room. bedrm., kit,
SuTr all util. prefer middle aged couple,
permanent No children; reference re-
CURED; I25 mo. AD. 1049 for appoint
ment Excellent Transportation. -23
Ia03 r. I. AVE. E.W.-1-room studio
APT: grin PRIVILEGES; new furniture;
windows; entertaining privileges: private
entrance; or 3 refined people. zee any
time or call. DE. es29.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHEp.

DOCTOR OR DENTIST, arranged for bus.
mess and residence; 5-rm. bath apt;
separate entrance, nice residential sectioni
openins for either profession; 2-yr. lease
at Sl25 per mo. 471O Edgemoor lane,
Bethesda. To inspect, call Mr.. PFIEFER,
OIL. 1857 or WI. 6S22. --22
3l23 oAKWOOD TER. Nw.-Larse Arm.
and bath 3rd-noor apt, unfurn; $3.50
rated lst-h. home apt; 4 rms, dinette.
basement. garage. heat cleo: adults only.
No rough stun" 1918 Potomac ave Sc.
l,as Iaih ST.. No. ;Arlinston--e brand-
new apts.. rms, 500; rms S75.
All cleo; conven transp.; adults only.
Phone or call bet l2.4. GL. 6404. --23
PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST-ofnce, ideal
LEGATION. Contact MISS YATES, 1888 Col
PfqARLoR. 'sSiSoSo Bedroom, screen porch. ktt,.
sMpHosFp En- Z sTa5yeiDt eotrl A. ssaa rms. kit pvt.
home; ssmibsth,. util. furn. ll7o Morse
5-RooM APT, new; Sl25 per mo sx-
cluding utilities: will take children, but
no pets; veterans preference; till Sept l.
Apply TALMAGE WILCHER, 1898 wilson
blvd. Gil. S011 or GL 5000, --2@
NORTHWEST APT, off Mt. Pleasant car.
. bedrms living room, bath (refgr). NO.
uNFuRN. APT. liv. rm., bedrm.. combi-
netlon dinette and st bah Gssrses9gn
6l3 18th st, MA l3Os. -22
LIv. RM.. bedrm., kit. pvt bath. alcove;
9th and H ne; no refg.; S15 comp. refs.
Box 40N-S. Star.
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1927 KEARNY ST, N.E--Double sleeping
S4s; sgl; $40 Good traGnsp Kitchen and
Sipdows + exposures. ure "4sies Nicely 'efum fuPn
Pvt shower. Cedar closet GENTLE home
conV trans. $50 per mo. Ho $500
MASTER BEDRooM-Private bath, twin
5.Ss ARE S1sffr mSp AD noa7 a. .dv
bath: pvt. family of 3 adults SO mo
5ois M '0 18th ST. NE.9sinele ROT room, new
home, meals optional; young lady pre-
rs BUCHANAN ST. N.E.-Newly furnished
| room in private home; convenient to
SEWP2 saf pf RooA sh ssSS
bus D line. " Phone MI. 5f$s Sat. and till
3ad5 CLAY PL. N.E;-Nice room adioininp
bath with shower; ! or 2; bus at corner
H. 80 D5Iylls s[s ST. TE REpoube s619 rm next tc
bath; 3 op sppIendidly furunished Tor for gainfuls
SSS5s $$S RES .SY ssdFeR far sr
next to kitchen and bath. single bed, in
| nersprine mattress, living rm.. tele. privl.
electric washer; Sc per wk. MI 6ds1.
DBLE. RM., twin beds, . closets, next te
bath; washing privils, phone; bus at door
WooDRIDGE-Attract large studio rm
with PVT bath thos and entrance; eonv. loea- 20
i,fa BRookHf2N5. Ia 5dsa nr. Catholic untv.-Larse f
room, twin beds, > closets, semipvt bath;
also single rm. COW. transp. NO. a475,
aaea QUINCY ST. N.E.-Girl or empld
cpl; lge. attr. rm,; nr. trsnsp.; reasonable.
1903 / ST. NE.-settled couple or man
lilo A ST NE-sinsle furn rm gentle.
man; reasonable: garage. AT. .s713.
asos 18th ST NEmsse M Em ,f9n fer sentls
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rm., in private
nome. next to bath; Transportation close
lth sf sft0Fs ana ster room or
s' sos ST. "o NEMNceis S f' furnished n 4go room
n2Tv,sans for rent. y blk f5sm carline; Laundry
IliEutsEefi LARGE fFiRoNTT ROOM, s 3 windows. double
bed; No other roomers. For congenial
PLEASANT comfortably furnished room for
man $40 in private home; 2 ADULTS
Aya sep1 sI PhG1s Mon q1or1 FIR zoo osa1 t.
aSs5 Sa s. '6ae DaKoTA s1ef AVE. NE.WLarse front
room, next to bath near Catholic Uniyer-
s!eS. coLokfpASAcaSc1Es: dah HS saSe for 50; for
ssl6Tllss; ST. per week; home privileges. aTR.
CoLoRED-NEAR NORTH CApITOL-
Sleeping room. twin beds, . girls, liner
furnished. full use of house, good transpor'
tatlon. Call HO. 1851. r-23
COLORED-NEAT FURNISHED ROOM
ne ne .SG, for nice couple or gentleman. oSSalI
! CoLORED-seI 1Ith ST. N.E.-Lse sin.
gle rm., for employed man or woman.
COLoRED-SO5 44th ST. N.E.-Furnishet
room. for couple or two men; on carline
coL.@LiGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM fol
rent; large front room, furnished. fol
settled, refined, empl. married couple
coLoRED-A NICE RIM. for ! or sngl.
colored men. Call LU. 5479 or apply tc
$50 11th st. ne. Sunday.
COLORED-516l4 X ST:-Large double
room: neatly furnished; home PRIVILEGES
coLoREDwWELL. FURN ROOM, pvt
quiet home: empi. couple Or or single nc
children: $40 week. TR: O93a
COL0RED-FURN. ROOM and kit. TO
day empl. cple; 10 children; $3.50 mo
CoLoREDGRM. FOR COUPLE; privileges
no children. VI. 1888.
COLORED-tII EYE ST. N.E.-LRe room
for > cmpl ADULTS home prIvlleges; 81. 81
CoLORED-a DBLE. FURN. RMS. lge.
close to transp for employed cple pvt
1855 1lth st. ne. AT. 3l47, CATHERINE
CoGoRED-ses 4th ST. N.E.--Larre un
furn, room, nice cple, cooking privii
,ILU. 614a.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD for small child, to
8 years, in good country home. Call
Herndon 26-J-3
home. Inspection invited Pa. o6I4
VACATION ON FARM-SwimminR pool
tennis, riding. etc Delicious meals: S3s
weekly or daily rates; | hour from D. c.;
2"nd season. THE RANDALLS, Clarks-
vile. Nd.
HOME, beautifully situated on U s. Route
II. overlooking Shenandoah Valley; COO
mt. air short rides to Caverns, Skyline
drive, Natural Bridge: garden fresh veg
etables, reStful surroundings; So so pei
day r and b.: references exchanged
MASsANUTTEN LODGE, Rt. .. Box 81
phyro Va
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ROOMS fvRh.-sr, ssw. teen+. +,

S37 Z. CAPITOL sT.---Lovely, large triple
from. room, four E,ndoxs; Lincoln Park
siohRIx IT, FfsS: Sss. fSRef FRONT Ra-
semipvt. bath Sc. section. Spruce 9S4o
NEAR BARNEY CIRCLE, 1902 asth st.
s.e.-Front .double-bed rm.. pvt. bath; conv.
transportation; couple or business girls
EaRGE EaGas fFi BEAtTiFuL adtTi DOUBLE ROOM
ssSPDnE go@a center bus sosd door, very sgs'
sLEEPING ROOMS for ladies: cony. trans
telephone and laundry; s5 wk, TR. ll1o
1900 you ST. s.E.-Nice rm., next to
bath; BATH P9piyls6 pvt home sony tran:D
NIcHoLs XvE.-Nr.A new telephone blds.
Attractive room, next bath; s35 single;
1ss ssasfsnssf ST. swsise " aSas lars. sleeping room
hot water ali time, SIS per week; men only;
lis 18th ST. sE.-Larse room. SAG mo F.:
snail NAL room s25 mo-; prefer men. vi.
NICE SINGLE ROOM next to bath: near
Navy Navy Yard gentleman only. Call TR
OUT BENNING RD. s.E.-Room for quiet,
sober couple; ali priviieses, Ak sa7s,
154e 4Ia ST. s.E.-sinsle or double. next
to bath; new private home. vi, 44o4;
1912 PENN. AVE. SE.--Large front rm.
and large closet; a clean, quiet person
only; private family and no drinking,
1914 v ST. s.E.-Large, comfortable room; !;
iaSnd1y ax 1y4 PRIVILEGES; hot plate; $40 week,
DOUBLE ROOM. dble bed: . quiet ladies
pref in private home with mother and
daushter, kit privileges. LU. 4s14
! DOUBLE ROOM, single beds, to 2 young
men, temporarily good loca-
ton, l block from car and bus: S25 each
per mo-; about 3 minutes from 9th and G.
27i1 BRANCH AVE. sE.-Room. pvt bath,
sentile home; convenient bus; 3 mos or
less: lady. VI. 5474.
1889 FORT DAVIS ST s.E.-Lge. front
bedrm., dble. clothes closet, twin beds;
next to bath; pvt. home; unlim. phone;
for rent to gentlemen. TW. 1891
FOR REFINED employed lady; use of liv-
ing room, porches, kitchen privileges; Ia
block bus. 1897 Ely pl. sc. AK 06S0 .
COLORED-DOUBLE ROOM for couple,
with Kitchen privileges. Call FIR. 3117.
co,LoREp-RM. ,!.!9 FOR GENTLEMAN home
CoLoRED-t6a G ST. s.w.-s2a5 down.
easy terms; S rooms, cleo, row brick Cali
Morris Cohen or Milton sVinniok. with A.
M. DRAISNER. 1404 L St NV, Ma S036:
COLORED-NEAR ARMY WAR COLLEGE,
Large front room for empl couple OF
sgle. person. ME. 1853. %
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ROOMS UkFURNISHED.

COLORED-3577 WARDER ST. NW.-1
privileges. 22'
$500 27th ST. NW-Lge, sunny. front
rm. and closet block Wardman Park and
RIVERDALE-Large room. End floor, 3
windows, next to bath, large closet; cow
tranSp.: S3h mo LIN 774l
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

II0I 18th NW.--well-appo residence
for business people. Lge. double rrn. for girl
to share with another girl; small single:
excel. food and service: switchboard. i
VACANCY in private home for boys and
sirls. AGES 3-5, monthly or permanently.
Write MRS. JAMES BAKER, Mt. Jackson
Va RID 2. -22
ffs4 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
Vacancies; men and sirls TO share; pvt
bath; excellent meals. -
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOM AND BOARD for m

MUM AND BUAKD Tor mother and child;
day care for child. HU. 1857.
EMPL. FATHER desires room and board for
sell and 10-yr.-old son in suburban home
or farm, INCLUDING supervision of son in
absence OF father. School facilities must
be accessible. also D. C. bus. Box 1877,
Star. 23'
WORKING MOTHER and 5-yr.-old daush-
Ter want rm, bd. and care of child: vic
ne. or NV. pref Box 160-T, Star pa
Evening star., 1948-08-22
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

available in apt bldg
10 min. to White House; efficiency and
1-hedrm. apt. furn. and unfurn.: adults
Ghs TRAILER roR Gs1 REM AtiinT1Gn sms Sleeps M
. adults: furn.. eas, cleo, running water;
50 per wk VINCENT'S TRAILER PARK.
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RooMs FuRhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w

ANACOSTIA. 13I3 Dexter ter. se.-At-
trac sFle. rm., for man, S25 mo. Ii
ts3 9Th ST. sw-Lisht Housekeeping
room, for employed gentleman IN renn ed
home: ss wk. ME. 70s7, -26
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED,

1905 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-NiceIy
furnished room In basement for Ink for
s@RRIoysd. sRRs s s0apIs; nS dyinkias; ..s
Kit. privii,; . baths; ldry. GE 77s4. --23
FURN. 3 BEDRMs., bath. end floor: uy.
rm., din rm, kit, first floor in exchange
for board and S25 month for self and
adult SON Phone OK. 1879. Arl. Va. 33s
ADORABLE SMALL APT, well turn., best
NV. location avail. at once, Ht 5000.
GEoRGErowN. aa3s st, n.w-N.wiy
decorated. ! room. semiprivate bath ana
kitchen. S7s. See 1875 pm. --a2
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1T40 Risss pl. NV
Beautifully furnished living room with fire.
place, bedroom. tiled bathroom modern
kitchen with dinesee. private entrance
Sl4o incl. sas and elee, Rims Apt, =
SILVER sPRING-Liv rm., 9 sedrms..
kitchen with dinette. bath; no children.
FIvE-RM. FuRN. APT, sles mo. For
appt.. call FIR. 2047, ga
TWO.BEDR0OM APARTMENT. in North
west section. available Sept 1st; beauti.
fully furnished. carpsted throushout; will
lease for months TO one year must fur.
COLORED-Sth ST. N.E.-Attrac turn.
apt; bedrm., kitchenette, semi-pvt bath:
close in; heated porch, gas retsr.; EN-.
ployed couple preferred. TR. 0664.
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APARrMrNrs pusN,snrn

ONE ROOM, KIT. and bath IN pvt 5or5S
no children; $50 a mo. Phone WI, 3S4i.
-2a
KIT. AND BEDRM., completely furn; n,s
section. nr. D. c. WA. 1914, -oS
1 ROOM. kitchenette and bath. lis lntn
St. ne, S25 per mo. VIM. r. BALLARD,
1911 Eye st. NV. -Ss
. ROOMS. porch, brand new furn.. will ss
beautiful apt with srransement: Govt,
couple or . sirl friends. Call any time
Sat and Sun, RA. 0314 e9s
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5000 MT PLEASANT sT.-Lse. front rm
4 windows, nicely furn.. cony. to trans,
nr. 10th and Harvard. Call AD. o4a9.
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Bile and triple rooms, newly decorated; gen
tlemen only. 1904 18th st. NV, HU. 9z62
SUMMER RATEs-Potomac Hotel. soc
18th St. NV. Ma. 9216. Single. SIS;
dble;, SIS and UP per wk. complete hote
THE WILSON HOUSE. 2o15 Kalorama Rd
mEScellent .. 5s double rm.; $50 each. GO
NO OBJECTION To cHLD-Kit., LAUNDRY
privils.: employed cple.; mr.. transp., shop
pns ss STWToS ,hsSf hgFc5si sT PoT AP 5sts
dressing room, shower $40 each. "a
9 ONE BLOCK from Ma Mayhowsr Hotel, l6l?
1911 18th ST. N.w.WLsree, nicely furn
double t.-b. room, Sl4 wk.; single. Sl2; sc
1854 QUE ST NV, THE Kennert'-
Nicely turn single rooms, running water
M. Mt PIhasANT. PIEin; 1887 Newton st. NV nv
Lee, sunny, front rm., 3 windows, End fl
lge closet; for l.; L bus stop; $50 mo.
cross Ventilation, dbie beds; kit privils
LOVELY RIM, excel. transp.; semipvt: bath
RA. d7aa. wSdsys. Before 3 a m, alters IN
CHEVY CHASE-BedFoom, semipvt. bath
ssss EVERETT ST, N.w.-Nicely furn
rm across from bus, half block off Conn
I7a7 oUE ST NV. connecting rms.
semipvt. bath. a grill incl: ladies pref.
pvt family rTssonable Pu s33s;
Lee corner rm., near bath; gentlemen
only. Nj 1854, SUNDAY. - .o-
$50 c INV; plenty clean linen. IA. sl15
1865 COLUMBIA RD. NV. Cheerful
Housekeeping apt for adults; convenien
MIDDLE MIDDLE ROOM. Single bed, neat and re
sSi1 FESsENDEN ST. N.W.-Master bed
room, twin beds; closets, pvt bath
qss1 ssse fsn'ss Em ess seme excellent
aaS0 CATHEDRAL AvE.-Sleeping rm.
quiet gentleman; good trans; nr. Ward
sss rsrk %foMsG HHts stS AVE- mo AD Iss
| floor front, twin beds, windows; lars
double, twin beds. with entrance to bath
maid service; laundry privilege. Nj
siol BROAD BRANCH RID. Chevy chss,
the prettiest streets in Chevy Chase; bu
clo@fR G 6sIE Fhi FnRk&Fo S.sf empl lady. fur
bedroom next to bath: pvt. home. EN-
LARGE ROOM, twin beds. $40 mo. each
os %oNTAGuE dsHF 81 NATWtn r. 2is bed
pvt bath. kitchen and Laundry privilege.
young lady to share With another gentil
siEL; s?7.5o; GE 1904: ,..
stHsinEis rm. and an bath $50 per mo
REapMosp FiasIsaea oha En- sslTs'e ss7s 'AmiiS MRS
1890 DECATUR ST. N.W-very NIGEL
turn. snsie front rm' close 10 cars an
sose es; MI. PLEASANT sr.-Ls.. front rm
4 windows, nicely furn., cony to trans
nr. 10th and Harvard. Call AID. o4a9.
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Northee.

COLORED-637 PARK ROAD NV
SS per week ia 2l65
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made especially for that pur-
pose.
For convenience in ship
ping, 20 innerspring units,
each 8 inches deep, are COM
pressed into a bale only l8
inches thick. A device exert
ing 1890 pounds of pressure
per square inch is used. On
arrival at the mattress fac
tory, the springs are decom-
pressed as shown in the pic
ture at left, above.
Each innerspring unit is in
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sulated with sisal padding
and cotton felting. The felt
is lashed to the unit and the
sisal attached with a stapling
machine. A mesh of piano
wire prevents the spring coils
from "cupping," or biting into
the felt and sisal.
After the innerspring unit
Is covered with cotton ticking,
a tape-edge machine provides
automatic sealing. II the
mattress is a tuftless one, it
Is now complete, except for
Evening star., 1948-12-12

The making of an inner
spring mattress begins, of
course, with the springs. The
factory in which the accom-
panying photographs we're
made builds its mattresses
around an innerspring unit
Evening star., 1948-12-12

0NE OF WASHINGTON'S
~ little-known industries Is
the manufacture of mat
tresses. A half-dozen or so
Arms are engaged in it, some
for local outlets, others for
national distribution.
Evening star., 1948-12-12

cleaning, inspection and pack
ing. A, tuftless mattress re-
quires a special type of inner
spring unit.
Another machine Is used to
install tufts, or buttons. Its
needle punctures the mattress
and attaches a button to both
the top and the bottom. A
piece of twine connects each
pair of buttons, and the ma
chine maintains exactly the
same tension throughout the
operation.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-25
Retailers To Back
Relief Auction Sale

At last weeks meeting of the Hag-
erstown Retailers Bureau, Ford
Bryan, John Lacy and W. H. Roney
were elected to the board of direct
ors for three-year term. The
board will meet next month to or
ganize for the ensuing year, at which
time they will elect the new officers.
The Bureau voted unanimously to
cooperate 100 per cent in the Giant
Auction Sale to be held at the Fair
ground on Thursday, April 8, to
raise money for European relief,
and the following committee was
appointed to handle the collection
of donations from the various re-
tailers: Christy McEwen, chairman;
Max Greenwald, John Shockey, Joe
Schindel, Harry Friedman, A H.
Warne, John Corderman, Vernon
Stone, Jr. and Paul Wolber.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-25
AeLOOKEAG
AND
AeHHSTEAHAG
BY Ellen HagedOrn

This is just a little winter
check-up, now that spring has
arrived.
How did you make out with
your program of aid-to-the-
birds?
We have had many amusing
incidents and spent many de-
lightful and instructive hours
in studying our flock.
Our winter inhabitants and
visitors included starlings, four
types of sparrows, juncos, pair
of cardinals, a female towhee
and a tufted titmouse. There
were also numerous downy
woodpeckers in the woods.
I'd be very interested to hear
from you, who live in and
around Hagerstown, just what
birds you were able to recog-
nize and what you fed them.
We used a combination of seeds,
suet, raisins, bread and gra-
ham cracker crumbs. Our slight
monetary expenditure was more
than repaid in pleasure.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-25
Girl Scout Leaders
Take Camp Course

Mrs. Hubert Shindel's club house,
near Taylor's Landing, was the
scene of a Girl Scout Leaders camp
training meeting last weekend, when
a group of leaders participated in
refresher courses and instruction on
new camping activities.
The course covered the planning
of camping trips for Girl Scout
Troops, as well as several camp
crafts to be undertaken this sum-
mer, and cooking over an open fire,
the latter proving to be quite fas-
cinating for some of those present.
Those taking part in the course
were: Mrs Ann Hinkle, Mrs. R. B.
Green, Mrs. Marian Troupe, and
Mrs. E. H. Rooms, with Miss Kath-
crime E. McCulloch, Executive Sec
rotary, as instructor for the group.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-25
Next Book Review
On Tuesday Night
r. S. Dillon, Jr., of Hancock,
Will Review "The First Cap
tain," by Gerald w. johnson.

At the second of the current
spring series of books reviews at
the Washington County Free Lib
rary, to be held on Tuesday evening,
March 80, at 7:45 o'clock, R. S. Dill
Ion, Jr., of Hancock, will review
Gerald w. Johns "The First Cap
tain"
Mr.. johnson, who since 1926 has
been an editorial writer in the Bal
timore Evening Sun, is widely
known for his biographical and his
torical Interpretation of American
History. "The First Captain" which
Mr.. Dillon will review, is the story
of John Paul Jones, but presents
him not SO much as daring fighter,
but as a man who knew what
should be done to make our Navy
formidable.
Other books by Mr.. Johnson are
Andrew Jackson" and Americas
Silver Age" He also elaborated
with H. L. Mencken and others in
'The Sunpapers of Baltimore"
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his thirty-seventh to date, was
published on March Is of this year,
and has the same title as the lecture
which he is to give in Hagerstown.
For many years the Communist
Party has had Monsignor Sheen on
their official prescribed list of prom
inent foes to be 'liquidated" in the
event that they should be able to
seize power. He has been one of
their most unrelenting and effective
antagonists. In his books, lectures
and sermons, he has exposed their
anti-American Vaccinations, even
when it was highly unpopular to do
so. He successfully predicted the
Hitler-Stalin pact of 1889, months in
advance, and in 1941 he warned that
Communist Russia was going to be
"the enemy of the world in the near
future" When a few years ago he
established contact with Louis
Budenz, then the managing editor of
the Communist Daily Worker" and
one of the top-drawer officials of the
Party in the United States, and won
Budenz back to the Catholic Church,
it was front page news throughout
the country and took the Commun-
lists completely by surprise. Bud
enz later revealed some of the work
ings of the Party in a book called
This Is My Story"
Monsignor's attack on Commun-
ism has never been merely mega
tive, and he has often publicly ex-
pressed admiration for some of the
qualities of individual Communists.
Neither has he spared other enemies
of true democracy, but has turned
his brilliant pen and eloquence
against the evils of fascism, racial
and religious intolerance, secu-
larism and monopolistic capitalism.
He has consistently called for a res
toration of religion to private and
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giveness at the DISQUALIFICATION
by the Rev. Norman L. Trott, St
PauPs Methodist Church.
Verify l Say Unto Thee, Today
Shalt Thou Be With Me In Paradise
authority at the Cross)-Choral
selection, Mrs Roy K. French; Med
itation, the Rev. Henry K. Haines,
Zion Evangelical and Reformed
Church.
Woman, Behold Thy SOM Be-
hold Thy Mother!" Remembrance
at the Cross)-Meditation, the Rev.
Robert E. Rooms, ST. Johns Evan
gelical Lutheran Church.
my God, My God, Why Hast
Thou Forsaken Me?" Submission at
the Cross)-Meditation, the Rev.
William NJ Norment, D. D., First
Christian Church.
Il Thirst" Suffering at the Cross
Choral selection, Miss Jane Sire
Wig; Meditation, the Rev. Raymond
M. Miller, st. PauPs Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Funkstown.
ut Is Finished" (Victory at the
Cross)-Meditation, the Rev. Paul
M. Robinson, The Church of the
Brethren.
Father, Into Thy Hands I Com
mend My Spirit" Confidence at the
Cross)-Choral selection, Miss Mar
tina Matter and Mr.. Charles M. Cas-
sci; Meditation, the Rev. F. Berry
Plummer, D. D., St Paurs Evan
gelical United Brethren.
Organists who will have parts in
the musical portions of the service
are: Miss Viola Fisher, Zion Evan
gelical and Reformed Church; Mr..
Paul S. Griffith, Chgist's Church;
and Mr.. A. Norman Lindsey, st.
Paul's Methodist Church.