Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1931, Page 23

L L ROUP 10 EET Comvmttee to Get Report on Facta Relating to Silver Spnng Hmh »y . Staff Correspondent of The Star. mttw 15 civic ‘organizations advo- elun‘ & new senlor high school for this vicinily is to meet Monday night h the County Building to hear’ the re- ol lh 1 fact-fine sub- Rl mng, o -‘"ug:'r-nonm com! Legisiatu ed_to authe! the adoption of |.he resolition by the General will be merely .an 1ndonement o e commise supefinhendmt of schooh Edwin W. has d his intention o’z‘ o | —The first meeting of the Montgomery | will | Government Club, a political organiza- l‘umlponmredbytheoountybemo- E cratjc administration, is scheduled for MQNTGQMERY COUNTY RELIEF BODIES TO MEET Reports to:Be Made on Survey to Determine Those Needing Aid Following Drought. Special 1mn-uhw'nnlm- i d., Frank B. Sevenue chnhmln of Q.ha ving in_charge rel eo\mtiv ‘will hold a mee'.l.n: here Monday afternoon. chatrman of !.he different sub- repart Aoovrdllnl‘w Chairman gmnee aid thus far given in 30 cases lud !here is still much .work to be don mmm TAX SALE OF PROPERTY. TO BE-HELD TOMORROW Frince Georges Delinquent Auection Will Take Place at.Marl- .—Property on which County taxes for 1930 un not been paid will be soid at y “Pressurer 11th and You Sts. MOORE 2216 4th St. N.E. Potomac 3419 Call Us for Demonstration Convenient Terms Call Radi 3235 M West $2.00 : GOVERNMENT L‘lUB | ummmmm is | of this month Appearance of Pet Turtle Forecasts An Early Spring ml Dispateh to The Star. GERSTOWN, d., e ::yl Miss Ot-fl:r‘me uvln Het pet. i S ot MEETING IN MARCH _|Membership of New Mont-| gomery Political Body Being Selected. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. SILVER SPRING, Md., February 28, thowlyportntlnrdl.umr&ntw . E. Brooke Lee, preside: berlhlpn! the cl\lbil being | selected by administration leaders and will consist of about 450 delegates. The purpose of March meeting is to ! | | consider the subject matter of the pending Montgomery County 1931 leg- | |i islative pi program. The mmmmgr forming the club | ki tmen! it of & group of delegates rrom elch elrcuon district | Maj. State Senat wr X Benj; i sh.w prerldent of the . missioners. J. Robert G Hmon Perry and Lacy Board of County Comi ' Bond, Smith, i secretary of the club i pter, | and Alton C. Bell is treasurer It l.l exnecud that the nm meefinl will held RAIN DEFICIENCY NEAR RECORD AT LYNCHBURG | |; Rance; Shortage of Moisture for Drought “ Period to Reach 26.03 Inches by End of Month. Special Dispateh to n- um. the accumul nln- all deficiency st the wen.hzr station 1 lerhn lndMl.ry'lflN‘.fl compared T‘hu “will hring t.he deflclzncy durlng & . nm the month bef 282 . below the STAR. WASHIRQ’GTON’ D. 0. MARCH 1, 1931-PART . 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