Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1935, Page 26

B—10 SEVERAL ANNOUNCE FOR SCHOOL’S POST Republicans Apply for Supervisor of Property in Mont- gomery. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md,, January 9.—On the theory that the position of county LINOL supervisor of public school property will be given to a Republican by the Fusion-controlled Board of County Commissioners, several Republicans have become applicants for the ap- pointment. Preston L. Snyder of Travilah and Wilton T. Allen of Chevy Chase, both members of the Republican County State Central Committee, are seeking the job, as are Leonard C. Burns of Olney, Pusion candidate for sheriff at the November election, and Gerald Warthen of Kensington. The Republican Committee will not, it is stated, submit a recommenda- tion. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1935. SMALL SCHOOL LEADS By a Staft ent of The Star. 9.—Ardmore’s one-teacher school had the best attendance in Prince Georges County during December, 97.9 per cent, according to the monthly report of Miss Kathleen Shears, attendance officer. Second honors went to the Oxon Hill High School with 96.9 per cent, the report shows. College Park led the graded schools with 96.8 per cent, while Columbia Park had 963 per cent, the best record among the two- teacher 3 "ARMSTRONGS" and “NAIRN'S” INLAID EUMS In 6 to 12 Sq. Yd. Pieces —T hese pieces are large enough for small kitchens, pantries, bath rooms. halls, vestibules and sun rooms. $2.75 $2.25 $1.69 Grade Grade Grade .69 31. 39 89 Square Yard. Square Yd. Square Yd. —An unusually fine assortment af patterns and colors in the lot. Please bring floor- measurements. Offices, Restaurants, Etc. ners For Homes, Hotels, Stores, Schools, Churches, —A neat, heavy runner of a rubber-like corrugated material that is resilient and easy to walk on. 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