The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 5

THE NEWS, FREDERICK, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1944. James M. Saylor, 51, Molter's Station, Dies James M. Saylor, highly-respected and well-known merchant of Motter's Station, died Thursday at noon following several weeks' illness of a heart condition. He was aged 51 years, 10 months and 14 days.

Mr. Saylor, active in Republican politics in the north section of the county, was a member of the Republican Central committee. for the past 27 years conducted a general merchandise and feed store at Motter's Station. He was a member of Elias Evangelical Lutheran church, Emmitsburg, and of the Men's Bible Class. He was a son of the late Marshall and Ellen Lynn Saylor, lifelong residents of Em- mitsb.urg District.

Besides his widow, Mrs. Grace Riffle Saylor. he is survived by the following children: Corporal J. Richard Saylor and Corporal Robert R. Saylor, both of whom are now in service in Hawaii; Thomas Anna Margaret and Mary Ellen Saylor, at home.

These brothers and sister also survive: Clarence Saylor, Clarksburg, W. Oscar Saylor, Rocky Ridge; Roy Saylor and Mrs. Ralph Ruggles, both of Washington. One grandchild is also a survivor. The body is at the late home where short services will be held Sunday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock followed by services at the Lutheran church in Emmitsburg at 2 o'clock, conducted -by.

the pastor. Philip E. Bower. Interment in adjoining cemetery. M.

L. Creager Son, funeral directors. Weddings Deaths Jesse L. Windsor Jesse Lee Windsor, aged 51, died suddenly at his home in Urbana Thursday night at 11.30 o'clock. He had not been in ill health and was stricken suddenly while lying on a couch.

The county medical examiner and Sheriff Horace M. Alexander were called and death was pronounced due to natural causes. He was a son of the late Zacharias T. and Fannie Stup Windsor and had been employed as janitor of the Urbana school. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Lola Wachter Windsor; one son. Staff Sergt. Donald Lee Windsor, somewhere in Italy: one daughter, Harriett Eliza- fceth Windsor, at home: brothers and listers, Edward Urbana; William Urbana; Miss A. Kane, this city: llrs. Samuel Glorioso, Baltimore; Jliss Doris this city.

The body is resting at the fu- eral home, 106 East Church street, friends may call after seven i'clock this evening until time of funeral which will take place at the funeral home Monday afternoon at two o'clock. Interment in Mt. Olivet cemetery. M. R.

Etchison and Son, funeral directors. Ferine--Mitchell Pfc. Paul W. Ferrone. son of Mrs.

Margaret F. Ferrone and the late John Ferrone, of Forest Hills, N. and Miss Helen M. Mitchell, daughter of Archie Mitchell and the late Mrs. Lillie M.

Mitchell, of Frederick, were married at the Parkway Church of God parsonage Thursday evening, at 6:30 o'clock. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Rev. C. O.

Sullivan performed the ring ceremony. The bride was in navy blue with white accessories and wore a corsage of gardenias. She had as her maid of honor, Miss Florence Hildebrand, Bartonsville. who wore navy blue with pink accessories ind a corsage of pink rosebuds. The groon had as his best man, his close friend, Pfc.

Michael Tuscan, Pittsburgh. Pa. Both the groom and his attendant are stationed at Camp Detrick. A wedding dinner followed at the Francis Scott Key hotel, after which the couple left for an extended visit to Forest Hills. N.

Y. The bride's going-away suit was lilac, with matching accessories. Upon their return, the couple will reside at the bride's home. The bride is a graduate of the Frederick High School, and is employed at the Union Manufacturing Company. Other guests at the wedding included Harry Fulmer, and Miss Anna Mae Kemp.

Colored Infant William Thomas Bowens, colored, infant son of Wm. T. and Anna C. Onley died at the home of his parents, near Adamstown. this morning about 4 o'clock after an illness of one week, aged 6 months.

27 days. The county medical examiner and Sheriff Horace M. Alexander were summoned and death was pronounced due to natural causes, pneumonia having developed from a heavy cold. He is survived by his parents, a sister, Sandra C. Bowens, and a brother, Kenneth M.

both at home. The body is at the funeral home, 106 East Church street, and will be taketi to the home of his parents Saturday, from where the funeral will take place Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in the Point of Rocks colored cemetery. M. R.

Etchison and Son, funeral directora. Miller Arraignment In Capital Postponed Washington, March 3 (IP)--Arraignment of Robert I. Miller, 67- year-old attorney, on a first degree murder charge was delayed today after his physician, Dr. Alqx- andei Leonardo, ordered him to' a hospital. Miller is charged with the shooting of Dr.

Robert E. Lind. noted phychiatrist, as he sat in an automobile in downtown Washington with the attorney's wife last week. H. Mason Welch, defense attorney, said Miller would be able to be arraigned next Monday, perhaps sooner.

He explained that Miller had been given a sedative to assure him a good rest last night but that he was unable to go to court this morning as scheduled. Miller, who is at liberty under $15.000 bond, contends that he shot the 57 year old Dr. Lind in self- defense. The Weather 24 hours ending at 8 a. m.

today--None. Precipitation, March to date- None. Normal March inches; actual, March, inches. Deficiency in 1944 precipitation to March a inch. High temperature yesterday--40.

High temperature a year ago--29. Low temperature last night--1(5 Low temperature a year ago--19. Sun sets p. m. Sun rises a.

m. Moon rises p. Moon sets tomorrow--127 a. m. Among The Sick Capt.

Glenn E. Stovell, head of the Salvation Army in this city, is getting along satisfactorily at the Frederick City Hospital, where he recently underwent an operation. Mr. Charles E. Jacobs, who had been very ill at his home, 928 East A street, Brunswick, is getting along much better.

Mrs. Alma Allen, who returned to her home, in Brunswick, after spending 17 days in the Schnauffer Hospital, where she underwent an operation, is getting along nicely. Miss Viola "Wheeler, of Wever- ton, underwent an operation-Tuesday at the Frederick City Hospital, for appendicitis. Pvt. Harry Alfred Anderson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry -Anderson, Brunswick, is in a hospital somewhere in Australia where he is recovering from malaria fever. Pvt. Anderson was not taken sick until sometime after he returned from the jungle of New Guinea, where for 10 months he was on combat duty. Mrs.

Ida M. Himes. Brunswick. proprietress of the Maryland restaurant, that place, has returned to her home after undergoing treatment in the Schnauffer Hospital, for injuries sustained in a fall down a basement stairway at her home several days ago. Mrs.

Landon C. Burns has returned to her home in Westminster, and is recuperating favorably from an operation at the Hospital for Women at Baltimore. Mrs. Burns is co-chairman of surgical dressings for the Carroll County Red Cross. Mr.

John Wood, of Westminster, member of the bar of Carroll county and trial magistrate for the county, is improving steadily at the University Hospital, Baltimore, and expects to be able to come home this week. Mrs. Wood has been staying in Baltimore to be near him. Mr, Wood's mother, Mrs. John Wood, and his aunt, Miss Bertha Trundle, Frederick, have been staying in the Wood apartment while Mrs.

Wood has been away: Miss Trundle returned to Frederick on Tuesday. Flyiiig Artillery Softened Marshalls Metuchen, N. March 3 B-25 Mitchell bombers equipped with powerful Army ordnance 75 millimeter aircraft cannon played a major part in softening up the Marshall Islands for the successful invasions of Kwajalein and Eniwetok atolls, Col. Max A. Elser, commanding officer of Raritan Arsenal, said today.

The Seventh Air Force's flying artillerymen, he said, incessantly attacked the Japanese positions with the devastating cannon, followed through with bombings and concluded their assaults with strafing by .50 calibjre machine guns. The 75mm. cannon can fire 15 to 20 15-pound projectiles in less a minute, with one man loading and the pilot firing by pressing a button, the Colonel explained. The complete shell, including projectile, case and propelling charge, weighs 26 pounds and is 26 inches long. The cannon is housed in the bombardier's access tunnel, along the left side of the fuselage under the pilot's compartment.

Col. Elser said pill-boxes, airfields and enemy shipping were pounded by the 75mm. shells during the Marshalls attacks. In one raid the cannon accounted for one 4.000-ton freighter sunk, one destroyer probably sunk, one 150- foot sloop and several smaller craft sunk, two Zeros damaged and numerous fires started in ground installations. COMMITTEE Hagerstown, March Preston Lane.

Democratic National committccman for Maryland, has been appointed a member of the Committee on Arrangements for the Democratic national convention opening in-Chicago-July 19. according to an announcement made today. "POLAND DAY" Annapolis. March 3 'March 5. was proclaimed "Poland I Day" in Maryland by Governor O'Conor today and he urged the citizens of the Free State to pray for the restoration of "liberty and peace to this brave country, that its people may have the opportunity to work out their future free from Rabies Quarantine Area Likely To Be Posted Posting of the rabies quarantine area in Middletown valley is expected to occur wiihin a short time, it was reported today, and at the same time it was learned that a dog suspected of the disease near Burkittsville was not infected.

Philip C. Harvey, bacteriologist at the State Health Department laboratory here, said he expected the area to be posted within a short tirrte since full reports have been made to the State Board of Agriculture. The area designated thus far extends for a radius of about three miles from Bolivar, including Middletown and about reaching Burkittsville. Dr. Frank C.

Ryan. Middletown veterinarian, said a report has recently been received that laboratory tests show a dog which was shot at Burkittsville did not have rabies. The colored owner of the dog reported that it was acting strangely and had it shot. Dr. Ryan said there has been no further outbreak of the disease, which has been practically confined thus far to the Bolivar area west of Middletown.

One dog, shown to have rabies, bit a number of other animals in that section, which resulted in the imposition of the quarantine, by which residents of the area must keep their dogs penned up tied for 24 hours a day. Dr. Ryan added that there has hardly been time as yet for an outbreak, in the event the disease spreads from the rabid dog. Any further cases, he feels, will develop within the next week or ten days. Mr.

Harvey also stated that no new cases have been reported to the laboratory here. Local Mentions Ladies' Sprint; Suits We happy to announce that our collection of Spring and Easter Suits is complete. Select yours now. A deposit will reserve it until wanted. HENRY'S 17-19 N.

Market St. Regular Dance HAWAIIAN NITE CLUB Saturday, March 4th Music by Hawaiian Esquires Phone Brunswick 2816 for Rt-serv. Local Mentions Important Meeting Young Men's Bible Society Y.M.C.A. Friday, March 3rd. 7 p.

m. All members urged to attend. R. AMES HENDR1CKSON. President Public Sale Having decided to discontinue housekeeping I will sell at public- sale at my home on JelTerson Middletown.

March 18. at one o'clock, real estate and household goods. Possession of property April 1st. MRS. A.

L. POOLE Attention Milk Shippers For Baltimore Market Insure your future. Ship to us now the Independent Dairy with 10 years of honest service to the farmer. Address your replies in care of OLD OAK DAIRY. Linthicum Heights, Md.

Or Maryland Transportation Frederick. Md. I Will Not Be Responsible for any bills contracted by anyone other than myself. JOHN L. FOX, 201-A East Third City.

For Sale! All steel, luvv type roller bearing farm wagons, 4 ft all steel. 8- door hog feeders SEARS FARM STORE. 17 South Market St. ISOAHE. CRAMER Local Mentions Notice 1 Penny Bingo every Saturday nite at United Engine House First gam 8 p.

m. Monthly prize $29.00 War Bond. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE A splendid investment property located on SouUi a Street. Frederick Cily corner lot unproved siory brick dwelling with three T'ments Hot water heating plant, new furnace with stoker. With annual income of over 00.

your investment in this oroocrtv will ibovr hifih return. COUNTY RESIDENCE FOR SALE Located on tiich elevation overlooking tvcauU'ul valleys and mountain ranges, we offer an attractive room modern cottacc with two baths Can oe converted into two men ts Lot 225x400 NOAH CRAMER St SON Realtors 114 Court Street Frederick. Maryland. LOST AND FOUND LOST- -SiO. 3 RATION BOOK.

RE- I'hilep H. WeVty. 200 West Soulh St LOST SMALL FF.MALE BEAGLE with aiul It-Rs. Roy I E. Claw.

Phone 18f4-F-21 3-2(131- RATION BOARD and Court tlouae, registration bLtuk and coupons lor 100 irallons kerooOiu 1 issued to Dixie Gjr.ij'v Kinder IUNMC ret lo sjinc 3-ld3t LOST -A Ac U. GASOLINE RATION HHurn MtlWii'd Bartholow. 3titi West Patrick St CHICKS FOR SALE SPECIAL OFFER ON STARTED New Hampshire baby chicks. 1 2 and 3 weeks old Hayes Hatchery, Creauerstown. P.

O. Thurmont, Md 3-ldU BABY CHICKS FOR SALE--PLEASE order in advance, custom hatching specialty. Chick Hatchery, Walkcfkvillu. Mil. Phone 2311 2-2MU BECKS BLOOO TESTED CHICKS and poults, straight cross Wholesale retail Free c.italoguo Approved Hatchery Ml Airy.

Md Phono 116 (i. U. MEttCEK SON AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE FOR SALE PONT1AC cxNich ExooUeni condition. Vcrj Hood tin's 00 ir termc. Zenlz.

Tlturnu'W 43-F-14. 3-313i- TOR MERCURY 4-DOOR Very good coivdition gootl Litv r.uiu hcAtor MArtKMi. i 00 or C.irrull M. I i Thurnumt ARCHERY RAXGE OPEN Since Christmas, Hood College has opened its indoor archery range in Goblentz gymnasium to the citizens of Frederick and to Camp Detrick personnel. The enlisted personnel of the Army and Navy meets with members of Frederick Archery Club on Monday nights.

Each Tuesday night officers and their wives of Camp Detrick have been meeting also from seven until nine o'clock. The physical education department of the college is sponsoring these social gatherings. Miss Medora N. Mantz of the department is in charge of the archery activities. Miss Mantz has said that soon as the weather is permissible these groups will play out of doors.

Local Mentions On Sale, All Sizes Army shoes, galoshes, rubber boots. Cavalry high-top shoes, 17-18 in. Raincoats and men's slippers. Miller's Shoe Repairing, 33 S. Mkt.

Notice! Regular meeting of Junior Fire Company, No. 2, Monday, March 6. 1944. at 7.30 p. m.

CHARLES E. TROXELL, Secretary. Don't Forget The Public Sale Monday. March 6, 1944, on Harry Grove farm, 6 miles south of Hagerstown, on Sharpsburg pike. C.

WALTER (CHALK) HAMMOND If Vou Are Planning A Blessed Event don't fail to see our fine selection of popular priced a i Dresses. S. KLEIN, 50 N. Market Street Hcndrickson's FAMOUS HARD CANDIES Just Received 2 Lb. Box $1.00 Boys' Wear We are now showing our new Spring Boys' Suits, Sport Jackets, Longies, Sweaters, Slack Suits and Wash Suits.

We suggest shopping early for these items. HENRY'S 17-19 N. Market St. Clearance! Baby Crib Pads. 12x22.

Reg. 29c--Now 17c Girls' Blue Fascinators, Reg. 59c---Now 29c Children's Snuggies, Cotton, Wool Reg. 39c--Now 29c Children's Vests. Cotton Reg.

49c---Now 33c Wool. 35c--Now 29c Rayon Sleeveless Vest 1 all sizes. Reg. 33c--Now 29c SEARS INFANT DEPT. 12 West Patrick Street Tree Notice Property owners should have their trees trimmed along rhe sidewalks of Frederick city to the height of nine feet above the pavement.

Permits, which are issued without cost, must be secured at the Mayor's office. HUGH V. GITTINGER. Mayor. Dr.

Ricalde, Chiropractor 26 SOUTH MARKET ST. Phone 940 GRAIN Wheat, -bu. Corn, bbi L71 CLINIC MARCH 14 According to the schedule released by Ihe Maryland Tuberculosis Association, regular tuberculosis clinic for Frederick county will be held at Winchester Hall March 14 at nine o'clock in Public Sale Moving into Frederick. I will sell on premises where I now reside. 1 mile south of Frederick.

Md. lad- joining Heart of a a on Wednesday. March 8, 1944, beginning at 1.30 o'clock p. 100 young laying hens, electric brooder. 500 capacity: oil incubator, Red Hen: large wooden brooder.

metal wheelbarrow, gasoline stove. never used: 2 small tables, one marble top: new daven twin, 'writing desk and light, 2 metal porch chairs, lot of metal feeders and drinking fountains, miniature wine and liquor bar. many other articles. WILLIAM V. ROSE John W.

Null, Auctioneer. Children's Wear See our good looking Children's Spring Suits and Coats for Girls. Sizes 3 to 14. Also new smart blouses for children, cotton dresses and skirls. HENRY'S 17-19 Mwket St, I Notice! I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by my husband, or by anyone else other than myself.

MRS. JOHN L. FOX, Formerly of 201-A E. 3rd St. Ladies' Dresses See all the new dresses for spring, also a great many cottons for now and later.

HENRY'S 17-19 N. Market St. Children's Easter Outfits Coats, Hats, Bags and Gloves Also New Shipment Corduroy Overalls, Training Panties KAROL'S KIDDIE SHOP, 9 East Patrick Street Vou Can Have $70.00 Free Cash At the end of each month! Essential Hospital work for white girls and women. Absolutely no experience necessary. Your monthly salary $77.50 Minus average withholding tax 6.50 Expense for room None Expense for meals None Expense for carfare None Expense for laundry None Expense for work clothes None Apply Supt.

Springfield State Hospital, Sykesville, Maryland. Salvage For Victory! Highest prices paid for waste paper, magazines, scrap Iron, copper, brass, zinc, autoradiators, auto batteries, rags, bags, old greases and fats, beef hides, delivered to our warehouse, 310 Chapel Alley between East 3rd and 4th streets. For Sale--I beams, angle iron, pipe, cow barn posts. Material cut to your specifications. FREDERICK JUNK COMPANY, Frank L.

Gastlcy and Sons Phone 383 Dance Saturday, March 4 PEN-MAR ROLLER RINK 1 mile west of Camp Ritchie Music fay Blue Ridge Boys Recapping Service If your tires need recapping, bring them to Weil Brothers. We will guarantee one week delivery from day they are received. WEIL BROTHERS, 331 N. Market St, Frederick, Md. Auto Tags We give daily Service.

Also fishing licenses issued. DELPHEY'S, 140 West Patrick St. Uncle Cat's Barn Dance Bernie's Arena in Frederick SATURDAY, MARCH 4TH Real Old Time Barn Dancing String Music Starts at 8.45 Admission 30c. Tax included Fastnuchts Fresh every day except CAREER BAKING Corner 5th and Market Sts. Used Furniture 3-Piece overstuffed Suit $29.00 up Dresser with mirror and up Middle Bed and Spring $10.

and up Electric Irons Alarm Clocks Odd Pieces of All Kinds BILL'S USED FURNITURE, 37 South Market Street THE STATE TAX COMMISSION OF A A hereby givej noiiet- Uvat ARTICLES OF DISSOLUTION of the ROYAL JEWELERS OF FREDERICK. INC. were received for record by it January 5. 1SH4. uccordunoe with the provisions il Sec.

9G of Art. 23 of the Code (Signed i Owen llitchuvs (Signed) Emerion C. lUirimtrton. Jr. Commissioners dKcb 18.25-Mar.3.10.17 KOH SAIJi CHEVROLET i-oupr Good iiihbc-r.

Also old KkbbiLs Franklin Bc.iohlcv, ne.ir 3-2d3f" ORDER NISI ON SALES NO. 14.724 EQUITY In The Circuit Court For Frederick i i In i January Term. 1944. In the Matter ol UIK Report ol filed the- 2nd day of 11144. Grovor Barriok Jinil Emma L.

B.ir- riek his wile, et nl Harry W. Barrick and Carrie Barrick, his wilr. ct al. ORDERED. Th.Tt on the 23lh day of March.

1944, the Court will proceed to ac' upon the Report ol bales or Estate reported to said Cnun by H. KiefTer DeLnu-tiir. Trustee the above cause, and filed therein its aforesaid to linallv a i and confirm the same, unless cause to the contrary thereof be ihown before said dav provided a copy ot this order be inserted in some newspaper published in Frederick County for three successive weeki prior to said day The report stales the amount of sales to be $3,000 00. Dated this 2nd day of March 1U44 ELLtS VVACHTEH Clerk ol the Circuit Court tot Frederick County H. KicfTcr DeLauter, Solicitor.

True Copy--Test: ELLIS C. WACHTER. Clerk. ORDER NISI ON AUDIT NO. 14.DS1 EQUITY In The Circuit Court For Frederick County Sitting fn Equity January In the matter of the Auditor's Report filed the 2nd day of March.

1944. Leslie N. Ctblenl7. AdmtnLsUiatcw of tflie Estate of Martha Bie-hl, Vs. Annie I.

Webster, widow, et al. ORDERED. a on Hie 18th day of March. 1944. the Court will proceed to act upon the Report ol the Auditor, tiled as aforesaid in the above cause to finally ratify and confirm the same, unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown before said day: provided a copy of this order tie published in some newspaper published in Frederick County, at least seven days prior to said day.

Dated 2nd day of March. 1944. ELLIS WACHTER. Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick County Leslie N. Coblemlz and Amo-3 A.

Holteir, Solicitors. True Copy--Test: ELLIS C. WACHTER. Clerk dMar 3-10 SALE REGISTER FOR SALE RED TRUCK, l-trso p.mel In opcr.it iiiK condition. A Whttmore Walkcrsvillc, Md.

SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED CHILDREN TO CARE for at 213 West Fiflh Street. SITUATION WANTED MARRIED m.m job on farm, cxjwri- tMifOd i farm mrtohmc-ry, also milkers and tr.ictor Cam civc n-f- eri'iu-r Muj.t h.ive pl.u-o bv Arml I Write FrvdtTick Nou-s-Povt, Box 203 3-3d3f MARRIED MAN WANTS JOB IN tl.Tiry. Experienced wrth milkens. Address Uox 101. care Frederick acre of land Improved with 5 room bunfialow, garage.

One mite livm i 140 acre a i all necessary im- provemeivtK. row barn, dairy fixtures 20 head of dairy cattle Quick $15.000 150 acre farm with all necessary improvements, clcctsnc. 20 acres tim- i bcr, S( 300 Po.sMMtjjon April 1st I GRAYSON 11 MERCER SON I Phone 537 Frederick. Md PEOPLES FINANCE CO. INCOME TAXES Don't let your income tax get bcht ol you If you borrow the money i us ou itill have the year to pay It hack.

PEOPLES FINANCE CO. (A llomt- Small Loan Co.) 11 North Court St. Phone 1473 DAVID 0. GRIFFIN YOR COVERED EVEN WHEN you leave home. new and Outside Theft Policy injures you from not only at home, but aba away from hme.

The biggeat buy in Theft insurance ever offered. o. cmrriN Successor to Potts Sc Griffin 27 North Court Strtot KEY CHEV. SALES, INC. LAST WARNING Used Car Price Ceiling and Rationing May Be Near Sell or Buy Now WANTED Quality Used Cars For Sale 1942 Used CTICV 3 cpe.

1942 Used Aero Fleetline Scdaa l'J4i Chcv 4-Door Sedan Chev Business Coupa 1941 Bmck Sport Coupe Ford Business Coupe 1041 Ford Tudor 1941 Olds 4-Door Sedan 11)40 Chev 4-Door Sedan 1H40 Chev Dclux Sedan 1937 Plymouth 4-Dooi Sedan Many Others We Pay Highest Prices For Good Used Cars KEY CHEV. SALES INC. 106 Patrick Frederick. Md. A bini'i-tk'it.

PUcc. HOWARD A. GROSS FOR SALE 32-acre tarm. Qrst class on Route 71. 42-acrc tarm.

apple and peach orchard, on stone road ot Middte- towti Will sacrifice 14-acre Iarm. all remodeled, on Route 17 We have other dwelling! and i farm-, of all sizes listed lot sale also MEN ROOMERS AND lnves jf! lent Properties When ouyiof Mr.s Sicdliiii 2 Clarke or sclli rcal csla( c. consult with WANTED --TO RENT 2 3 ROOM Umushitl itparLment. Address Box 21-, L'an'i: Frederick Nt'W SITUATION WANTED MARRIED man wants work on i.i.rm on thirds Write Box UU12. Frederick News-Post.

3-ld3f HELP WANTED WANTED--MIDDLE AGEU WOMAN or practical mi ret. to help cure foj ilck lady. Apply in person to 16 W. 13th or Phone 1175-J. aftnr 0 p.

ni. HELP WANTED SUPERINTEND- ent for automobile stwiiRe and one can drivt makes ol automobiles. Good salary. Frederick Motor Company, 117 W. Patrick St.

3-3dtf STATE EMPLOYMENT COMMTS- iioner. 22 Ugtil St. Md. Notice of Vacancies: Actoua'tliiK machine operator. Jr.

account clerk, a i enKinc voc. instructor. (Training School for Boy's), reception clerk. IcgaJ wet baateriolOKi.it, iic- counlamt, case worker. Closing date: March 15, 1944.

W. Owens. Commissioner. WOMEN--(WHITER MAKE UP TO $8 doily exclusive frocks spare time. Free dress plan.

Not canvassing. Write Maisonette, 215 W. 23th Baltimore. 3-ld(itx3-3w2f WANTED COLORED BOY TO work around store. Apply to ftascn- our's.

37 North Market St. 3-2d3t WANTED MARRIED OR SINGLE man for general farm and dairy work Milking machlnes used. Near Frederick. Write Frederick Newa- Posl, Box 112. WESTORNJID-JERUST CO.

BACK OUR BOYS by regular purchases of WAR BONDS SAFEGUARD YOUR BONDS and OTHER VALUABLES in a SAFE DEPOSIT BOX AT WESTERN MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY Member, Federal Deposit nsuranct Corporation MARCH 4--John A. O'Brien, Administrator, near Grove's. 4--Mrs. Irene Mullic.in, Lewistown, Md. 4--B.

C. Schmid. Kcmptown. 4--3. Edward Chancy.

Harrlsville. north of Mt. Airy Roscnstock, Gaj House Pike, east of Frederick. 6--Win. Stoncburner.

ml Northwest Middletown. 6--C. Waller Hammond, 6 miles S. Hagerstown on Sharpsburg Pike. 7--Gco.

C. Reynolds. Gtlsan'i Mills. south of Libcrtytown. 8--Elmer Bollinger.

between Xhur- mont and Emmitsburg. --William V. Rose, south of Frederick. 8--Lewis A. Cllne.

North of Myeri- villc. S--Charles E. Sines. Ballcnccr Creek Road, south of Frederick. 9--H.

15. Thatcher. Boyds. Md. 9--Harvey S.

Bohn. cast of Woofls- horo. 9--Williams near New London 10--Mrs. Viola Roderick, west of Urbana. 11--Laura M.

wisotzkcy, Thurmont, Md. 11--William II. i nr. Key- a Md. 11--William C.

Wiles, south of Middletown. 11--M. 7th St. Pike Frederick. 11--Susan v.

Nicholson. Dickerson, Md. 13--R. N. Gordon, Jefferson.

13--D. E. Smelscr. near Mt. A i Md.

H--O'-rar M. Summers. 4 miles northeast of i 14--Mrs. i E. Fisher.

Point of Rocks, Md. H--Norman E. Stitcly. Woodsboro- Creagcrstown Pike. 14--F.

L. a Carrol! 'i 14--H. R. Gue near Barncsvillc, Mont- Komery Co. 15--Raymond N.

Rccder, Gas House Pike, east of Frederick. 16--Harry B. Walkcrsville. Md 18--Luther I). Bussarrt.

near Jefferson. 17--Samuel Q. Aushcrman. near Burkittsville. 17--Oscar Joy.

east of l.lbcrtvtown. R. Summers, between New Midway and Detour. 18--Harry L. Bloomficld.

north of Frederick. IS--C. DoGransc. Jefferson. 20--Pcrcheron ho-se sale.

Frederick Fair 21--L. Cramer Powell near Woodsboro. 21--C. O. Rotitzahn.

north of Burkittsville. n. i a Sisters, near Dirkerson. 22--Harvey M. near Liberty- 23--Paul E.

a i i Road 23--Mrs James H. Whitmore. east of 23--Oliver Wise, between Jefferson A Middletown. 2 1 i S. I a nr Mt.

Airy. 24--Roy Hilton, south ot t'rbana. 23--llnbart M. near Adams- 23-- George A. Triiapoc.

Old Braddock. 23--Walter i i a Knima D. a 1V 2 miles south of I 37--Gro. i a near Pctorsvllle. 2 7 a west of a a ZS--Everett i i Lons Corner.

Mt Airy. Md 2X--Vcrnon L. Smith. Mt Pleasant. Hickman Ganley.

near Monrovia. J--Lee M. Howes, near Washington Grore. 29--W Walter Culler, sonth of Walk- WANTED--MEN FOR WORK IN ES- scntial industry. Men now employed in war industries need not npply.

M. J. Grove Lime Co, Frederick Plant. East South Extd. 2-25MFU WANTED WHITE MARRIED MAN tor dairy and Uencral work.

Good house, electric liRhts. wnter house. Good Apply Kobcrt S. Windsor. Monrovia.

Phone New Market 2126 WANTED MAN TO WORK ON a Salary $100 00 month and board C. F. Eck, No. 1S01 N. Howard Street.

Baltimore. Md. FARM MANAGER WANTED--FOR 350 acres farm near Frederick. (No dfltry.) Man with training and ex- perwncc to successfully operate farm and woodland development, attend to prjictical and commercial who can successfully handle labor and if necessary pitch in himself Good a a house and other privileges. May consider a or share ar- rangcmcnf.

Slate age, experience. family and a status, when available, approximate salary exoccted possibly give references If vour answer is complete and satisfactory, iatervicxv would he promptly arranged. Write Frederick News-Post Box 2002. 3-1 d3t WANTED -WOMEN CLERKS. CAN- dy luiir-h counter.

Short convenient how-- GIKH! pay. Barbara Fritchie Chocolate 3-3iUUf A TO RF.NT MODERN n.ry 1'nrm 1UO In 240 acres. EUv- tpicl'ty. lliiw pU-iity of hc.lp with ex- peri net 1 Phone 1437-J. or write Roy G.

Putmiui, Frederick, Md Route 2 WANTED--TO RENT SMALL HOUSE Frederick, Address Box 101. care Frederick News-Pool. A A SECOND A stroller. Frcd'k. News-Post.

Box 10.1. WANTED--BY GENTLEMAN. SMALL unLfurniBhcrt apartment in denlial acctlnn of city. Write Frederick News-Post, Box 111. WANTED TO RENT MODERN a 125 to 150 nores.

Electricity, References and experience. Write Frederick News-Post. Box 102, WANTED TO BUY GOOD USED pool table with all equipment. State condition and price. Write Frederick News-Pott.

Box 2901. 3-ld3t WANTED COUNTRY PLACE OR farm. State full details, price, terms cxaet location. P. O.

Box 73. BaUimo-re-3. Maryland. WANTED RABBITS AND CATS. Phone 1272-W tor size and price 2-20dlOt' NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE, HERE pennancntly, desire to remt unfurnished apartrncn.t or house.

Can possession imrnr-d'iately or later. Write Frederick News-Post Box 2802. 2-29d6f WANTED TO RENT--DAIRY FARM on stole or food hard road, money retvt. Write Frederick NEWS-Post. Box 2611 2-28d6f WANTED ONE LARCE UNFTJR- nished room with fireplace, suitable for girls' club room.

Write Frederick News-Poet, Box 2603. WANTED--TO BUY. TO 8 ROOM house, modem co-nvcnionces. in Frederick. West Second or West Third St.

preferred. Write Box 2G01, Frederick News-Post. WANTED--WILL PAY CASH FOR Rood-sized walnut and poplar trees. Give amount, size and location. P.

O. Box 22, Frederick. 2-23dtr WANTED OLD GOLD TEETH, bridge-work. watches, jewelry, etc. Landis Jewelry Store.

27 South Market. d-tf OLD DISABLED DEAD ANIMALS-Quickest sanitary removal. If it's too late for the doctor, call Recs. Frederick 1279 24 hour service. We pay telephone charges.

Always on the lob. d-tf WAITRESSES WANTED Buffalo Restaurant. APPLY HELP WANTED--MOTOR REBUILD- er in automotive shop. Apply E. Shipley Co.

131 Weil Patrick Street, 2-2Bd6f WANTED OPERA- tors or Icarner.s 1C vcars or older for single or double needle machines Bus service from Frederick. Ladlcs- burj; and surrounding districts to Walkersvillc High School Hraduatos desirable N-R Garment Walkcrsville. Mel. 2-3dtf WANTED A STOCK HORSES. cows, mules, hogs sheep removed from vour premises free of charge.

We aim to Rive prompt courteous, efficient service. Give us a trial, we will make good. Satisfaction guaranteed. C.ill us day or night. We nay the telephone charges.

Potomac By-ProclucU Company. Phone? Fred- crick IB11-F-12. Walkersville 2542, H.nrocTs Ferry 3151. 3twtf GILMORE R. FLAUTT HELP WANTED--SINGLE MAN FOR farm work.

Write Frederick News- Pont Box 2302. P. LUTHER RICE 30--Paul A a between Middletown Jefferson. APRIL 1--M. W.

Stitely, near Wood.sbor*. cut ot Mt. Airy. PROPERTIES THAT WILL SELL 7-room modern brick dwelling, stoker heat, western section $7.000 3-story modern brick dwelling stoker heat two sun parlor larpe yard centrally located, only $7.200 R-room modern single dwelling, stoker hc.it, double garagr. fine location.

7-room modern brick dwelling, dou- blr earner $5 000 Two modern dwellings. A-l condition, both for $5.000 Good investment 6-room modern single dwelling, well located $4,000 Market street property 7-room modern brick, garage. S4.500 fi-room a modern oriek. $2.200 modern apartments, single dwellings VWstorn section COUNTRY PROPERTIES Two moclrcn dwellings, one acre of ground about three-fourth mile from Frederick on Route 40 and Washington Hiuhway Seven ncrrs i modern home and 11 necessary building convenient to Frederick 54.200 73-acre farm on a dairy barn Idnnliy located S10000 220-acre farm equipped lor Washington milk market and completely modern dwelling THERE IS A REASON Consult Rice When Buying or Selllf Real Estate P. LUTHER RICE Phone 1481 29 East Third St FOR SALE Modern dwelling.

rooms, reception hall. bath, garage, steam heat, hardwood doors, sewer connections Elm St. a splendid home and location Single brick home Rockwell Terrace section A line home Modern 8 room bath, extra toilet, single dwelling, double garage laundry, slate roof, steam stoker heat, near Hood College, slate roof A good buy Modern room and reception hall brick dwelling, garage, hard wood floors, slate roof. North College Parkway 2 complete apartments, private baths, stoker heat, ml private and fine condition. Sixtn The Lcwistown Mill properly, equipment and rights with room dwelling, large lot, electricity.

Stone house. 40 acres. 20 acres in timber, near Mt Philip, Clifton and Braddock Heights Brick and frame dwelling, garage, electric, very large lot. well of water. New Maikct.

a a home for the money room a dwelling, reception hall. 2 pantries, new full unit oil heat bath, tile garage and chicken house 22x90. large lot and shrubbery near city limits A real buy 143 acres. bricl riwelling, balh. water in i and at barn (bank), all necessary i i The Ebcrl Honsft or Hotel, Braddock Heights, 3' rooms.

16 baths, lobby- large dining room and kitchens, sun deck or dance pav-ilion. easily converted in apartments, priced at of cost Semi-bungalow, electric, well, large lot. In Village near Frederick. 214 Church. 0 rooms, bath, halls.

steam heat sewer connections, a fine i brick dwelling in a good location. 323 E. Third. 6 rooms, bath, steam heat, scwcr connections, side and rear alleys PREPARE NOW FOR THE FUTURE AND BUY YOURSELF A BUILDING i LOT WE HAVE THE LOTS NOT TO BE DUPLICATED FOR LOCATION OR PRICE BUYING. SELLING AND EXCHANGING REAL ESTATE OUR BUSINESS rOR OVER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS WE WILL PAV CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.

NO RED TAPE NO COMMISSIONS NECESSARY GTLMORE FLAUTT GILMORE FLAUTT. JR. 227 North Market Street Phones J392-J 214 1635-M HOWARD A GROSS "Realtor" No Court Street Phono Frederick 877 Middletown 31-J KEEPER M. KOOGLfi HEART WILL BEAT) once you see this beautiful Colonial single modern brick home, (i rooms, garajjc, in lovely north wejit section near Hood College, only built 3 yrs. 1 single modern frame home, rooms, Modern brick home, 8 rooms.

13 500 Modern single brick home. 8 near Mkt. St Ready to rent as 2 Close to everything. $4.800. Brick Morne.

5 rooms, large lot 200 ft in depth, side driveway. North Mkt. $3.000. Buy or Sell I Treat You Weil KEEFER M. KpOGLJE Real Estate Broker Phone 65 ell Magnolia MISCELLANEOUS 112 RATS KILLED WITH CAN RAT killer.

Guaranteed. HarRett Hdwr. FOR RENT FOR RENT ONE ROOM. 3Z7 Second St. Photic 795-J.

FO.R RENT LARGS BUILDING. suitable for storage. Phone New Market 2105. FOR RENT 8-ROOM HOUSE miles south of Middletown. Kecfw Adkfas, Middletown.

FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM. Apply 121 W. 2nd St. FOR RENT LARGE FURNISHED room with another girl and board. 110 E.

4th St. 3-loW FOR RENT--FURNISHED BEDROOM, private bath, near Camp' Detrick. Write Frederick News-Post, 2911. 3-1 FOR RENT GARAGE. CEMENT floor and electricity.

Apply Hugh V. City. 2-29dU FOR RENT--PUBLIC GARAGE AND filling station. 3-room modern apartment above garage. Also 5 room new modern house and i acre land.

Possession about April 1st. Apply J. R. Whipp. Urbana.

Md. Phone Buck- cystown 57-F-3. FOR SALE -i. 1J i- 1 FOR SALE SHOP TOOLS. GUNS and am unit ton.

Preaton Brown, Mt. Airy. Maryland. FOR SALE YOUNG COW, WILI. freshen in fall.

Charles C. Putman, Lewis town, Md. FOR SALE SOLID MAHOGANY high boy in perfect condition, suitable for bedroom or living room. Phone 191. 3-3d3t FOR SALE--BABY WASH MACHINE.

Write Frederick News-Post 204 3-3dlt FOR SALE GENERAL ELECTRIC health reducing machine. Perfect condition. $25.00. Apply J. Marshall Staub.

Phtne 5G, Market 4th St. 3-3dU FOR SALE--ONE SMALL REFRIG- crator. One Reed baby carriage 42 Tancy Apartment. FOR SALE MAYTAG WASHING machine. Rebuilt.

Oversize wringer rollers. 233 West South St. FOR SALE--ATTRACTIVE 9 modern brick dwelling. Western section. Priced to sell Grayson H.

Mercor Son. Md. Phone 337. FOR SALE OLD ESTABLISHED business. Fifteen years at location on main highway at ailteT- se-ction of Route 15 and Route 81 in Thurroont.

Business known as Mt. Place. Larce restaurant f.nA beer jjarden Plenty of ground for enlarging, shady grove for picnics and stream of water running through grounds. Apply Charles H. Clarke, Thurmont, Md.

FOR SALE GANG PLOW FOR tractor. John L. O'Hara. Hughes Ford Road. Phone 3-ld3t FOR SALE--EIGHT PIECE DINING room suite in good condition, also one of drawers.

Apolv 631 N. 3-ld3t FOR MARE. BROKE for lady to ride. Western saddle, one saddle. Apply 107 W.

5th St. 3-ld3f FOR SALE COMBINATION GAS and coal range. Apply after 6 p. m. 103 W.

4th St. 3-ld3t- FOR SALE ELECTRIC MOTORS and Controls. Iron Woodwrorkinf Boilers. Tanks. Pipe.

Construction. Industrial and Quarry Equipmen'. We buy. sell and exchange Hagerstown Equipmen-t uTi. Md.

2-29dSt FOR SALE-- 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. bath and modern conveniences. Apply C. Stunkle. Point of Rocks.

Md. 2-28d6f STOCK A.VD DAIRY FARMS--JOHN Burdoft Call Achtofi 3846. D. 2. Silver Spring Md 2-M49f FOR SALE 9-ROOM MODETOT house and 5-roorn partly modern house 3 garages, chicken house and crotind Apply to 'SPAPERf.