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HOUSES wTp. TO BUY (cont.

BETHEsDA-CHEVY CHASE AREA
attention if you really mean busi-
ness. Phone Mr. Brill, WI. 71O5,
SHANNON 81. n.Nl' N 4 t s395. co. 1905 H
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner,
white or colored houses: will pay
all cash Box "24-B, Star.
WE HAVE CLIENTS for homes In
Hillcrest Lyndale. FairlaWn, FIT
Davis and CONGRESS Heights. Call
us for prompt appraisals and sales.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO
1874 14th ST.. NV. DI. 3346
WANT ACTION?
FRe om eF0n ea s co s5 a ie oday
PECK CO, 1918 18th st. ne.
''MADMAN CARROLL"
That is what they call me because I
pay the craZieSt all-cash prices.
As hour settlement il desired In
terested in properties under SIS 600
only. JAMES CARROLL, 10. 10000.
IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home, white or colored
YATES GARDENS
Or rent home in good cond. Phone
CHI. 116S after II am. III
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp
SILVER SPRING

s6O7 HOLLY RID.
Located , blocks from Hechts Store
in Silver Spring. Extra large liv-
ing. I'm. with fireplace, guest-size
dining rm., kitchen, bedrm, "a bath,
:! nice porches on LIST floor. 3 large
bedrms. and bath on End; stairway
to large room on Bird This all
brick home, with slate roof, INV h,
recreation room with fireplace is
priced to sell at S22,50O. To
reach: Out Georgia ave. to Els
worth dr., turn right to Holly I'd.
then right to open sign
95OS COLUMBIA BLVD.
Beautiful rambler brick and stone;
3 bedrms.. suite of baths, large
living room with stone fireplace,
gueSt-sized dining room. fully equip
ped, kitchen with dshwasher and
garbage disposal: beautiful break
fast nook with windows on 3 sides,
large bSmt with recreation room
With fireplace. Corner lot Price,
S29,500. To reach: Out Georg ia
ave. to LIST shopping center at
tColesville I'd. left on Columbia
blvd, TO our open sign.
Wood-Conley Co. Realtors
S.ln (,enrcia Aro
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INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE

3I6 PenWood I'd. open Sun, 2-dark-
You will be able to move into this
attractive 3-bedrm house Sept. 10
to enjoy the double deck screened
porch, full bsmt., flrepl. in liv rm.,
nice-size din. rm.. equipped kit. and
many other features found only in
a well-planned home. Nice lot and
outdoor firepl. Near st. Bernadette
School and Church Priced at
Sl4,950. To reach: Out Colesville
I'd. to Old BladenSburg I'd. right
blocks to st. Lawrence dr., left /
long block to Cherry Tree lane. right
u block TO Psnwood I'd, left to our
ST. BERNADETTE PARISH
420 St. Lawrence dr., open Sun. p
dark-Brand-ne all-brick 6-room
house in a hishlv desirable sec. fea-
turing Ice liv. rm with firepl
gueS sized din. rm., mo-. kit. .
bedrmS. and tile bath up good lot,
hign elevation. Priced at S14,o5O
with small cash paymen ol g.
FILA loan To reach: Out Colesville
rd. to Old Bladensburg I'd. right :.
blocks to ST. Lawrence dr., left to
Indian Spring Village, Inc.
400 St. Lawrence Dr. SH. I430-ll
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MA. 9141
S1O.95O
OPEN SUN, 2-5
DREAM HOUSE
SALE BY OWNER

Silver Spring-Open 1-6
1904 Kimes st. Montgomery Knobs.
"-yr.-old brick Colonial with 8
rms. "a baths Chalf on LIST floor,
full bsmt.. outside exit gas h-wh..
screened porch, level lot; $4,000.
4l2ot loan avail; terms or trade.
Dir: Out Old Bladensburg I'd to
5000 block; down Patton dr.
block to HINES st. and open sign,
81 nG1n ewes TIA SRon 4
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HILLCREST

Det brick. z rms. :, baths. bsmt.
with knotty pine rec. rm. and bar,
side porch and sun deck, lse. lot.
Call Mr.. Bramble. Ii. 3-6943, with
FORD E MORGAN Sr RE iAl0
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DAMASCUS

5-rm. bunga.; liv rm, din. rm.. kit,
:. bedrms., bath, full bsnt, vapor
heat, hardwood floors; reduced to
$3.50. Some one is goins to buy
it. Call Jerry Williams. Damascus
626l or FRED B. CUSHMAN. Real
tor. $40 Frederick ave-, Gathers
burg nD9
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CONTINUED on Next Pase.l
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Seutheast

CoLoRED-1oe7 HOWARD RD.-
lst;ciass condition. See !, today.
,. Cal THoMPs S4oM De .n s2s hatb H.
Gated on large; corner lot: Res ,;
e ms f 81 5a ~ T. s. Penn q m REAL
ESTATE, NO. 1903.
COLoRED-NEAR Lincoln Park
$3.50 cash buys this Groom, Co.
lGnlal brick SscoI in perfect G G1ndIslon
QUICK. 81 1871: eve. RIA 34Is. =.
tive, 6-rm; brick homes in good
cond. and location; the price of
each at toos so5H3 makes ffa P nE
1850; residence. TU. 1850. -12
COLoRED-SMALL down payment.
1870 Morris I'd. S.e.-Semidet.
home. 6 rms. bath, c. n.-wh,
larae yard; owner occupied: pos.
$3.50. Call TU. 3233; Sun. HI.
5000. SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS g.
CoLoRED013aa DEXTER TER;
Brick; !, rms, tiled bath. deep lot;
immediate possession; $1,000 down.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, 1343
Good Hope I'd. Sc. TR. 400. Ii.
COLORED-s25 KENTUCKY AVE.
S.E.-Open 20 pm. 2-story brick
rms. 2 baths, 4 bedrms, porches;
gas h.-w.h.; garage: priced much
below market for quick sale. HART
Hope I'd. Sc TR. 44OO. Ii. 3-119@.
COLORED-335 9th ST. S.E.-6 lge.
rms, brickteX home; front porch,
lge. lack yard. Call Mr. Spencer
for details, VI. 2056: or MI. 1854,
MADDEN REALTY CO.
COLORED-ONLY $3.50 DOWN.
Semidet. brick home. almost new;
Capitol view area; rooms. rec.
rm., Anchor fence front, rear; bsmt
coal furnace; auto. h.-W.h.; priced
for quick sale; monthly payments
like rent; vacant; owner minister
being transferred. Last opportunity
to save $500 or more. Open
a m. to 8 pm. Sunday. 1O7 47th
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CoLoRED-l.30 EYE ST. Sc
This house is in Iirst-ciass csnd
Prewar priced. DO not ran to sec
this house. Open Sun, "A
DAVID j. kEPPEL
Lie. Real Estate Broker. Shore
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Warrington D. C. SUNDAY, September II, u
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD

GA ST. ANDREWS LANE
Silver Spring, Md. Open Sun, :? to
8 pm Stone and brick detached.
Beautiful architecture. Bedrm. and
bath on LIST floor; 2 bedrmS. and
bath on End floor; rec rm. beau
tiful lot adjoining Sligo Park; fur
nished or unfurnished. Convenient
to transportation and schools. Call
TU. 21O0 or see representatives on
premises. SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD,
PealtorS II
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3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
FOREST ESTATES
SILVER SPRING

Veterans-No down payment. Two
brick homes. LIST floor, liv. rm., din.
rm., kit; End floor, 8 bedrms.. and
bath; full basement. gas a;.c. heat:
buy in town. Out Ga. ave. to our
sign. 1602-4 Dublins dr.. Call Mr..
Macintosh, ir., with WEAVER
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg. DI.
5000. ewes. GIL 1916 -12
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sALE-MARYLAND
COLESVILLE

COLESVlLLE
Open Sunday. 1-5-Eight acres fer
tile land and a comfortable S-rm,
and bath frame house in exc. cond.
newly redecorated; all rooms are
spacious, large llv. rm., beautiful
kitchen completely remodernized,
CHI. h.; porch, large bank barn in
exc cond; chicken house: property
adjoins restricted subdivision; ele-
mentary school one block away,
transp. at door; owner anxious to
sell; make offer.
E. S. PRICE g. co.
1901 Georgia Ave.
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OPEN 2-6

1880 9th st. Sc. lovely Diet. home
in conv. sec. Of city; rms. 2h
baths. . freplaces; yard level;
bsmt; exceptionally large KIT; Gov.
PIX. in rear. See this today sure.
BRENNAN g. PORTER REALTY CO,
to Nash St. left to home. MA. 1913
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OPEN TODAY OF PM

OPEN TODAY 2-7 PM.
S9,950. A very modern brick home.
with :? lovely bedrms. Majestically
situated. with commanding view
of Surrounding countryside. Close in
but exclusive. Large 4fo LIST trust.
Payments, S46.97 monthly. To
reach: Out Nichols ave Sc Z blocks
from Good Hope I'd to Talbert St,
to 1887 and our sign. LEATH q
ASHLEY. INC, Ma. 6464 today, and
ewes. AK. O46O'
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DAMASCUS

2-story. S-rm. brick, arranged for
:, lovely apis; complete kitchens on
both floors, "a acres of land; walk
ing distance to center of town.
Prlcco, SlS.50o. Call Jerry Williams,
Damascus 626l, or FRED B. CUSH-
MAN, Realtor. $40 Frederick ave,
Gather Sburg 300
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COLORED

Standardized tapestry brick with IL
rooms and 3 baths. in excellent
condition. Two kitchens with >
stoves and . refrigerators; private
'front.' and rear entrance for second
floor apartment; 2-car detached ga
rage. Lcome from apartment will
ment only. Call Mr.. Ruehl, TR
49,; ewes. and Sunday. HI. $3.50.
With T. PAUL MUDD Co IL
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1904 HAMMOND AVE. TAKOMA PIX
OPEN TODAY l TO DARK
UNUSUAL STONE AND BRICK

DETACHED HOME
plenty of closet space; large recrea-
ton room with fireplace; beautiful
fenced-in yard; automatic washer.
gas heat; rear porch with sun deck
above; garage. Close to all conven-
fences. Real bargain. large first
trust. Mr. Miller on premises. d.
rections: Out New Hampshire ave. to
Holton lane. left to Hammond ave,
then risht to open sign.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO..
1n.@ 18th ST. NV
ST. 200: Ewes. 81. $50.
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SLIGO PARK TERRACE

We are proud to offer for sale this
outstanding Georgian style detached
brick home; 6 spacious rooms, in
GLIDING 12x22 recreation room with
bar and fireplace; side screened
porch, maids room, venetian blnos,
powder room, slate roof. built-in
bookcases and china closets in dining
DOM; circular driveway to nome;
spacious. Handicapped lot and many
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NOIO1NL11' NhOANI
ONLY 5195 DOWN
GROOM BRK.. ALL IMPROVEMENTS
Lovely 6-rm. brick home; vacant, COM
pletely redecorated; all lge. pvt rms,
fine bath. h.-w.h.; beautiful and
cow. section. Hurry and call.
LIST NATIONAL REALTY
ILL VT Ave. RE 3a3l UN n1n4
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OPEN TODAY, 1-6 PM.
1923 Brookmoor Drive
Indian Crriyr IJil1ooo

\ modest size, practically new de-
tached brick; rooms. tile bath,
fireplace. porch, full basement. auto
ner lot with a commanding view Of
the neighborhood A good value in
rapidly growing section. The
owner has left the city and will CO.
operate in a prompt sale To reach:
Out Colesville I'd. to Four Corners,
right on Old Bladensburs I'd. to
WILLIAMSBURG dr., left to Brookmoor
DIR. and house
VIM. NJ. THRocKMoRToN
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VIM. NJ. THRocKMoRToN
Exclusive Realtor

Def. BRK.-BETHESDA
S16,15O-Ideally located ad-
iacent to beautiful Greenwich
Forest community; 6 rms,
bath and lst-n. Law, nice rear
porch. INV. heat with oil burn
- "ompi. modern equip. Well
financed on FILA plan. Va
cant. Owner Transferred from
city, anxious to sell Phone
M" Mulrey. ST. Sli4
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OOLORED.
S1,5OU DOWN

7-rm. brick home. 1 private bed
rms. iull bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.: very
clean; IDEAL ne location. Call Mr..
ewes, LII :S-O16.
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COUNTRY ESTATE

Located just 5 miles from D. C. line:
26 acres with S-rm. brick and stone
rambling ranch house; 3 full baths.
equipped kit. 2 inclosed, heated
porches; 3 fireplaces; finished rec.
rm.: lear garage: lge. stone. patio;
oil h.-w.h.; stables at rear of prop
VT 800 fill III
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Colored; Lincoln Park
20-ft. row brick. Redecorated. House
used as , apis. Bath for each floor.
New gas h.-w.h Live rent tree
This house is one of the cleanest
we have offered for sale for a long
time. Shown by appt. only. CARL
HOLLOMAN, FIR. 1888, -l2
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COI.ORED

reasonable price. j. c. Hooks. RIA
1899 ONCE PAUL j. MILLER, Elk
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Colored-Near Navy Yard
Standardized brick. 7 rms. > baths;
h W. heat, oil fired; finished bsmt,
$1,000 down. MURCH1SON. RA.
5000; ewes, RIA. $500. l3"
COMPREHENSION
747 Kentucky ave. Lovely Groom
semidet. brick Colonial: front porch,
full bsmt.. gas h.-wh. long ward
sarage; well financed PAUL
PERUZZI. ST. 1855 or TU. O7s4.
COLORED, OPEN 3 TO 6
Immed. poss.; ST 900 down. 346 18th
st. 7-rm. row brick home made into
apis; baths, . kits. > stoves,
refars.; full bSmt.. gas heat
MR.. LEINSQN I'LL oll4
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COLORED-S1,O 900 DOWN
TALBERT TERRACE Sc.
Buys 5-rm. modern brick house
Hardwood floors. fenced yard Call
Mrs: Redfield. RE. 1855. or COX
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4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS
5121 S st. Sc, in convenient Brad
bury Hts. = Practically new Cape
Cod brick Call Greenbelt 464s ewes,
G. G. BARR CO., Elk. 2161
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uaIIsgS-sALE-S.E (Cont.) /
C0NGRESS HEIGHTS

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
2-family brick, almost new: gas neal
doWs; > stoves and . refrigerators
included with property. WHICH is
priced extremely liberal. CAL Nj.
Dele. 10. 2-06S3, with FORD E.
M0pGAN SIR RE 4ql0.
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HILLCREST
HILLCREST'
HILLCREST

6-rm. Diet. brick, . full baths and
full bsmt, built-in garage. sun deck
and firepl.. in exceedingly spacious
home. Terms. T. D. BURGESS,
VI 1900 till IL
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TakOma Park-2-Familv

-(-SD-H111t- thSLEHl W lNO.
TakOma Park-2-Familv
6GIS Poplar eve. Open to pm
Just of New Hampshire ave. and
J block to schools. stores and bus
Separate entrances; oil heat. big lot;
o-rm. apt. for purchaser pus 500
monthly income. Out New Hamp
Silver Spring Bargain
2f09 Church Hill I'd Open :! to s
pm; 212 years old. 6-rm. Diet.
brick and frame; must be sold.
Beautiful condition, only Sl4.25O
and assume S1O.77s and ~ loan.
payable -S72 monthly. Out Georgia
ave. to Hilda Rose St. left to Gree
ley, right to Church Hill, left to
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YATES GARDENS
Or rent home in good cond. Phone
CHI. 1893 after IL am. Ill
Evening star., 1949-02-21

Birds are bothering the birds
men.
Search for a sure-fire. persua-
sive gadget that will keep bird
flocks away from airf1elds and off
the air lanes has been undertaken
by the Air Force flying safety di-
vision and the Interior Depart
ment's wildlife service.
Thus far. both agencies admit,
they are no nearer solution
than Darius Green and Icarus
were to flying.
The quest was given real i'm
petus several weeks ago when a
C-82 Flying Boxcar crashed in the
South after starlings jammed the
carburetor air scoops when the
plane flew through q flock Of them,
but actual research on the prob
lem has been under way for some
time.
Whistles Studied.
Experiments with supersonic
whistles have been conducted in
the wildlife service laboratory at
Denver, ''but the equipment is SO
expensive and the range so short
the idea is impractical" an Inte-
rior Department spokesman said.
The high-pitched whistle, in
audible to the human ear, has
succeeded In killing birds In short
range, he explained. but outside
of that range "it doesn't even
scare them"
The Air Force safety section
feels it can cope with single birds
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Government Seeks Way to Keep
Birds and Planes From CoIIidine

In flight, and the prospect Of a
collision between q plane and a
flock of them at high altitude Is
remote. but In and around air
fields, particularly in the South,
the situation is a problem. the Air
Force Office said.
They come on to the fields to
feed. then take off In a flock when
frightened. On a takeoff, for in
stance. there is little else a pilot
can do but fly through. them and
take his chances"
Poison Grain Out.
For humane reasons and the
obvious peril to game and song
birds. poisoned grain theories
have been advanced and quickly
discarded.
Apparently there is no real
method Of controlling them" the
wildlife service researcher said.
The only immediate suggestion.
until a better one comes along" I"
he added. is to make an open sea-
son on them, detail q shotgun
hunt and kill some.
Birds" he concluded, ARE
smart enough to know after q
while where they aren't wanted
and eventually the shotguns will
frighten them away from air.
fields"
He said researchers have found
some reaction" around broad
casting stations and that birds
shun the immediate area, but
what causes 1t we don't know
vet"
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Aver Newspaper Awards
To Be Made In April
ky tha Assoeietsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81. -
Typographical achievements OF the
Nations daily newspapers will bs
rewarded in the 10Th annual exhis
bition of newspaper Typography
In April, 1t was announced today
Sponsor of the contest is N. W.
Aver & Son, advertising agency.
Top prize of the exhibition is
the F. Wayland Aver Cup, award
ed annually to the newspaper
which the judges select without
regard to circulation or size Of
page.
It was won last year by the New
York Herald Tribune.
In addition, certificates of award
are given In each of three circu-
lation groups papers of more
than $4,000 circulation; papers
from 10000 to $4,000 circulation,
and papers of less than 10000 cir
culation.
The date of publication re-
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Auqustono Guild Plans
Smorousbord Supper

i A Swedish Smorgasbord supper
will be sponsored by the Ladies
Guild of the Augustana Lutheran
Church in the church hall, v street
and New Hampshire avenue NV,
on Friday from 5 to 8 pm.
Mrs. William Friis Is in charge
of arrangements. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. Herman
Wissen. church secretary.
Evening star., 1949-02-21

ouired for all entries will be chosen
by lot from among the weekday
dates in the week of March Z, the
agency announced.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-01-27
Historical Society
Exhibit Open Today

The annual exhibit of the Wash
ington County Historical Society,
which opened yesterday in Franklin
Court Auditorium and drew large
crowds, will remain open today IN
til 1000 p. m.
The annual membership meeting
and election of directors of the So
ciety will also be held in Franklin
Court Auditorium tonight, at Tbs p.
m, after which the program for the
public will follow at 800 O'Clock,
and everyone is cordially invited to
be present for the program. The
speaker will be Mr.. j. Frank Rid
enour, who will have as his sub
ject, "reminiscences of Old Hagers-
town."
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-01-27
Boys Club Joins
National Group

At the January meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Hagers-
town Boys Club, a motion to af-
filiate with the National Organiza-
ton, the Boys Clubs of America,
was unanimously adopted
An application was Immediately
forwarded to the National organiza-
ton, and the president of the club,
Rev. DR.. Scott r. Wagner, has re-
ceived letter from Mr.. David w.
Armstrong, the executive director,
advising him that the Hagerstown
Boys Club has been accepted into
membership.
This forward looking step by the
local organization, while it will
have no immediate effect, will, in
the course Of time, be the means
of accelerating the local program,
through the benefits accrued from
the long years of experience in
boys club work of the parent or
ganization.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-01-27

On the basis of complete, but un-
official returns, Herman L. Mills
won the Republican nomination for
Mayor in Tuesdays Primary, by a
majority of 829 over the runner-up,
John d. Dunn; and Edward Oswald
got the Democratic nomination by a
majority of 1,198 over his opponent,
w. Lee Elgin.
1t was estimated that 8,648 votes
were cast in the two primaries
$685. by the Democrats and 1852 by
the Republicans-and that is about
sixty per cent of the registration.
There was only one close race in
the various contests for Councilmen,
and that was in the Democratic
Primary in Ward 5, where Benjamin
Yates defeated John Cordeman by
16 votes
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-01-27
Retailers Luncheon
Meeting Tomorrow

The Hagerstown Retailers Bureau
will hold their first monthly lunch
con meeting of 1949 tomorrow (Fri-
day. in the ballroom of the Hotel
Alexander at 1900 noon
At the meeting plans will be dis
cussed for the annual banquet of
the Bureau which will be held on
February %.
At the meeting of the executive
board of the Bureau held on Mon
day, it was announced that the three
retiring members of the board
Max Greenwald, John Smith and
Odello Leiter-who under the by
laws cannot be re-nominated this
year, will serve as a nominating
committee for the three vacancies
on the board They will make their
report at the February luncheon
meeting.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-01-27
Girls Club Will
Open Monday Night

The newly organized Hagerstown
Girls Club, sponsored by ten of the
leading women's organizations, will
open on Monday night in its club
rooms on the third floor of the
Thomas Building, 40 North Jonathan
Street, from p. m. to 8 p. m.
The program committee has plan
ned a gala night for the opening,
complete with games, prizes and re-
freshments, and all girls between
the ages of 8 and 16, particularly
those who registered for, and attend
ed, the Christmas party, are invited
to be present for the big occasion.
Mrs. Woodford T. Norment is pres
ident of the club, and the board d
directors is made up of a represent
alive of each of the sponsoring organ
izations.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-01-27

Here are the Democratic and Re
publican nominees, by wards, for
the five council seats:
Ward One: J. G. Jack" Hellane,
Republican, unopposed and re-elect-
ed for third term
Ward Two: Kenneth Sim, Repub-
lican, versus Roy A. Knight, Demo
crat
Ward Three: Luther w. Broom,
Republican, versus Earl p. Wolfe,
Democratic incumbent.
Ward Four: Jack Byers, Republi-
can, versus j. Frank Elliott, Demo-
cratic incumbent.
Ward Five: Melvin Jennings, Re-
publican, versus Benjamin F. Yates,
Democrat
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-01-27
Santa Claus, Inc.
Needs Headquarters

Santa Claus, Inc, the charity or
ganization that distributed TOYS,
dolls, games and candy to over 1000
Hagerstown children this year, is
searching for a permanent location
from which to operate.
Jim Dudley, President of the well
fare group, stated, "All we need is a
place with four walls, roof, and a
floor, with heat if possible, where
we can distribute the toys at Christ
mas time" Santa Claus Inc. natural
ly would prefer such building to be
rent-free. but Dudley announced
that arrangements for rent could pos
sibly be made.
Stressing the fact that the Ioca-
ton of the building is of minor i'm
portance, Dudley said that anyone
having suitable structure, or any
one knowing where space for Santa
Claus could be obtained, should call
Hagerstown 2871 or 4423.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-01-27
Snithsburg All
Girls Club Meets

The Smithsburg All Girls Club
held meeting at the home of Miss
Dolly Gish on January IL.
A new project, shocking, was
started under the leadership of Mrs.
Paul Seibert and Mrs. Mary Rid
enour, after which Donna Seibert
led the members in a game.
Refreshments were served to the
following: Mrs. Paul Seibert, Mrs.
Mary Ridenour, Phyllis Leather,
Dolly Gish, Glover Jean Chopper,
Donna and Maxine Seibert, Sara
Warrenfeltz, and a guest, Mrs. Mary
Gish.
West Virginia became the 35th
state of the Union in 1868.