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Evening star., 1939-08-17
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

1st FL UNFURN APT-5 RMS, BATH
private entrance, screened porch. all out
side windows: avail. Sept LIST; elec box
II needed With owner. Call oxford
OlOoW, after $50 pm. before am
No pets or children
TAKOMA PARK, MD, sos GREENWOOD
ave.-Side. pvt. entrance apt, llv rm.. din
rm.. large bedrm,, IKE it, shower, tile
bath, kitchen elec. refg. washing machine,
furn.; modern and cool, in new BRICK -
story house " blks. bus line, yard; S45;
open. Mr.. DEWEY,
ARLINGTON VA. AHA N. 4Oth Sun
furn. 3 rooms, kitchen and bath; private
entrance. Chestnut 4:iHN
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE 4-BEDRM HOME con-
venlentiy located in Chevy Chase. D. c.
Call now for further inform. Emerson 401S.
CHEVY CHASE D. c.
63l2 3lst st.--Beautltully furnished mod
ern 4-bedroom. 2-bath house. screened
heat; well shaded; Sl@5 mo.
EDW. H JONES & CO, INC,
$500 Conn. Ave. Woodley 23O0
NEAR WOODROW WILSON HIGH
Beautifully furnished house. : rooms, .
baths; one bedroom and bath on first
floor; oil heat; garage; Sl25 per mo-
CYRUS KEISER, JR.
4a1O Wisconsin Ave WO 5311.
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APARTMENTS UkFURhIshEp.
Downtown Bachelor. S35

1925 18th st. n.w-Ideal for bachelor
or light housekeeping: > rooms, large clos
cts and tile bath elevator service Apply
Janitor or agent. Natl. 61S9. Act quickly.
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CoLoRED-5-R. BRICK, S25.5o. GOOD
cond. 615 and GIT NJ H. ave. NV.
Elec., gas. Call CUNEY. North 2s13. 81
COLORED, 81 MYRTLE ST. NE-3 R,
bath, including cleo: $50 mo- Phone Shep-
herd 3094 between and pm.
For Regularly Employed Colored.
Newly Reconditioned Apis. in All Sections.
From $14.50 to $40.50.
Washington Housing Corp,
931 II st. NV. Natl. S571.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

To rent houses in all good NV. locations.
Your listing is invited
DIXIE REALTY CO., NATL. 1880.
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TERRY B. SIMMS,
Falls Church I'LL. Georgia 7O37 q
HOME SWEET HOME I"

HIN SUUtTO UTTCK hUnRaOW win I'5
aimoSt acre and one-half lot. situated on
Marlboro pike is one of the finest We have
ever offered the new price. moderu m
every detail; tiled bath and shower Are
garage. At the end of long plcfuresou
lane, with full view of the road thls
property presents a picture most every ore
has dreamt of calling home some dsv
Don't pnt it of anv longer now Is the
time :" buy, as the owner has reduced his
price 70 q ridlculously low figure, less than
$1,000 Open for inspection Drive out
Marlboro pike. pass through ForrestvilIe -
first brick BUNGALOW on left side OF the
road Watch for our signs
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
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$50 Emerson St. NV.
Il26 1lth st. NV,

GOO ~ . rooms, Kitchen and
SoS.OU bath Electricity included
in rental Res. Mgr.
Georgla 6a96
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1880.
Near Taft Bridge
CHEVY CHASE CORNER

Large. semi detached. new brick home
Just on Wis ave. Contains bright cheer
lnl rooms: colored tile baths antomatjc
alr-conditloned heat: beautiful recreation
room; Iaree Int with brick garage Builder
IN view OF other interests. has given me
PERMISSION to cut this home loose. Price
only Slo.25n. Call Mr. PARKER Distrirt
3 90 or Rand 4a,Y avepipg.
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S10,450.
NORTHWEST,
1921 RITTENHOUSE ST

In an ideal location. this big new 6-room
--oatn ar-condluoned residence offers
more than one usually expects at the price
ihteI!of decorations are unique and there
place. Huge deck porch of concrete and
many other innovations. OF course the
are. of the best and the floor plan is sec
oond TO none. Open for inspection all the
time 70 suit your convenience
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co
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SCHOOL DAYS

VIII soon be here-How would you like
to move your family into charming new
home situated within easy walkine dis
,ance Of grade, Junior high ana senior
high school?
This 7-room, pa baths. ultra modern
home is fully detached, built on lot
above the average in SIZE. IN one OF our
moderately at Slu45O Reasonable terms
can be arranged For details, call Wise.
5sl or Adams 5,99.
P. SIS homes in this group sold this
wear 10 of which were sold before COM
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COLORED.
1921 JACKSON ST NE

One Of the best values available in this
hne neighborhood. q rooms in two en-
tlrely separate apartments . baths 2
kitchens. etc. Huge brick fireplace, large
front veranda, full basement hot-vater
heat. on beautifully terraced lot. Re-
spection.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
G2l ". Y Ave " Realtnrs MI n-n-
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Near Soldiers Home

Wear SOIdieF8 Home
goo Allison St NV.
$40 50-Apt. No. l0l-Llving room
dressing room with Murphy
bed. kitchen and BATH elec. refr!gera-
tion.
SIS OO-Apt. No. 209-Living ROOM
bedroom, dinette. kitchen
and bath; elec. refrigeration.
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EXCELLENT VALUES
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
Overlooking the Park
Pork Crescenf

ram ITG9CGnt
1901 18th st. NV. New Building
Just 2i2 blocks from Col. Rd. and
Ontario Road
x55. .OO-Apt. No. 3ll. Efficiency apt.
Living room, dressing room
with Murphy bed. combination sunroom
and dining room. all-electric kitchen
and bath.
S72. 5O-Apt. No. 116-Large apt,
reception hall, livmG room
combination Sunroom and d in ne
room. y bedrooms, kitchen and bath.
Available Sept. ). Resident Mgr, COZ.
6,}43.
Featuring Venetian blinds, parquet
foorlng ventilating doors. carpeted
corridors, sun garden.
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FrcpIIenf Tornfion

1918 Concord Ave. NV.
Ss1 5O-Apt No. 3-Rec. hall living
room, b e m dinette
kitchen and bath elec stove. Elec.
refrigeration Rear yard.
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16 NeWlandS ST., Oh. Ch., Md.
GEORGIAN COLONIAL,

An in-town home with country atmos-
phere: beautiful trees. This property bor-
ders on Rock Greek Park: highly restrict
ed 3 twin bedrooms. . baths attic, large
library, paneled in solid walnut: lavatory;
beautiful bay window in din. rm. over
looking park: recreation rm maids room
and bath; gas aforementioned heat; the
very best of construction. Sl1.95O Call
Mr. IRWIN. Emerson 1901.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST. AL.
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Right Downtown
Efficiency Apartment

If19 " st. NV.
S42.5O-Apt. No. 3-Llving room.
bedroom. kitchen and bath;
Evil
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NICE HOUSE IN ARLINGTON COUNTY
WIN an abundance of shade trees; cool and
oenghtfIl. Rent reas. PERCY H. RUSSELL
CO, 1871 K st NV.
S60-ARLINGToN. o4l4 18th, ST. N
room, garage: fence: for about > months
Chestnut 5512
F1VE-ROOM BUNGALOW, WOODED ACRE
basement. oil heat; 20 minutes from town,
reasonable. Chestnut 4762 after pm.
road; rooms and bath; $3.50 per mo
good references. Hyattsville S22-F-23. H.
SPENCERVILLE. MD.-SALE OR RENT
o-rm. bungalow; new ami; built-in ga
rage: sell, $3.50; rent, $40; l. miles
from District line. J. NJ. JENNINGS
Ashton 3l91.
LYON VILLAGE VA, $500 KEY BLVD
5.room house; oil heat; garage. oxford
1875. Open Sunday.
CONTINUED on Next PageD
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
6147 21St p1 NV

s rms, 2i2 baths; built to sell for Sl2.
45O Was occupied only months. Will
accept -S10,95O: $500 cash, balance like
o.nd
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6638 GEORGIA AVE.
COLORED-FLATS.

1910 3rd st. Sc. and 3ol s,e-New
bldg; Q rooms kit private bath Arcola
heal $50 so and S;}3 50
1902 Vt nw-2 r. K b. ell g. 33 80
424 M NV r, k b. ell, e. 81 80
rs Eye NE r. k. b.. ell, g. 800
1887 II tn NV r. k, b., el, G $3.50
6O5 N J. nw-l r. H. b., ell g. is so
ST. md NV r k, b. ell. G. % 80
E NJ AIKEN. INC, 500 H ST. NV.
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FLATS FOR RENT
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

4 ROOMS, PORCH. YARD, BATH. GOOD
condition; $50 per mo. 447l2 Tennessee
ave. ne. Adams S9SS
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.D
$500 CASH.

36 Girard st. n.e.-A new home. Just of
North Capitol st. at Soldiers. Home; g
rms bath recreation room: oil heat
OPEN | To PM
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COlOred-Better Glass.

large rooms. brand-new HOLLYWOOD
pain new de luxe kitchen with back porch.
e Dix. to SHOPPING and trans: best buv in
ment only
CALL MR. KITE. DI. 1911.
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Efficiency Apartment
100 Capitol Ave. NE.
Sac .O0-Apt. No. 4-Rec. hall, living
room edroom dinette
kitchen and bath elec. stove; rear yard.
September lSt.
Res Mgr. 1850 W Va. Ave Ne, Apt.
No. !. Lincoln 3623-R.
l4O4 X CAFRITZ Dist. 9O8O
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.
In Woodbridge. at r. !. ave-Stone house,
lear brick garage Vacant Open to S
pm H c MAYNOR, 23l4 r. I. ave. ne.
Nnrth 132S
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NEAR 18th AND H SITS. NE.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.,

HUNTINGTON St. Just Of Conn. Ave.
Five bedroom, two-bath detached home.
in the heart of old Chevy Chase One of
the shadiest spots in town. 6O-ft. lot.
Two bedrooms and bath on 1St floor.
Three bedrooms and bath on second floor.
Thoroughly reconditioned. Price only
$50. on such terms as you wish. For
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NEARBY VIRGINIA,

Reproduced Colonial cottage on beautl-
fully wooded hillside. Large living room
two large bedrooms, bath, kitchen dinet-e
grsyeled driveway, rock-bordered walks
and TERRACES. Gas, electricity, Warm-aIr
heat. li2 acres of land, little brook
81 $50 on easy terms
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MICHIGAN PARK.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CENTER HALL COLONIAL. Sl0.500
beautiful wooded lot. 100 bv 120: bed
rooms. , baths and sleeping porch on 2nd
floor Spacious open porch of living room:
large storage attic, garage. Home OF former
member Of Congress- Ideal location, half
block west of Conn ave. between the two
clubs Ewes. call MI Shdckeford. Shep-
herd 6R0s BOSS & PHELpS. Natl $500.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
w. C. T. u. To Give
MOnOlOgue At Ashton
Friday Night, March IL

The Montgomery County Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, Mrs.
John G. Thompson, president, an
nounces the presentation of the mono
logue "The Uncrowned Queen, which
pictures various episodes of the life
of Francis E. Willard to be given on
Friday night, March II, p. M, at
the Ashton M. E. Church.
The reader will be Mrs. Whitman of
Winona Lake, Indiana, who will APP
pear in costumes of the periods rep
resented in the monologue. No admis-
sion will be charged, but our offering
will be taken, which will be applied on
the county educational fund.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
Walter Johnson Will
Take Over Radio Job

Walter Johnson, the most popular
ball player ever to wear a uniform,
has been appointed WJSV sport
caster for all Washington games
this season. succeeding rotund Arch
Mcdonald who resigned to accept a
similar position in New York.
johnson, who was selected over
three veteran radio men for the role,
is no stranger to the microphone.
He has been interviewed frequently
and also has conducted programs. In
1887 the "Big Train" accepted a
two-week engagement as guest an
nouncer for a Chicago station and
was so well. received he remained
three weeks.
johnson will retain his business
and political affiliations. A COM
missioners of Montgomery County,
he would not accept the new position
until assured by his fellow workers
that they had no objections.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
Milk Demonstration At
Gaithersburg March 20

The Gaithersburg Parent Teacher
Association will be favored with the
milk demonstration, which was post
noned at the last meeting, due to the
illness of the leading member OF the
team, on Monday.
This demonstration will be put on
by the F. F. A. boys and the 4-H
Club. under the direction of Mr.. Rol-
and Ward, member of the high
school faculty. The boys will have, to
assist them, a prize winning COW,
owned by Billy King, pupil of the
school.
The Home Economics girls, under
the direction of Mrs. Thomas, VIII
demonstrate different type milk con-
tanners.
The meeting will be held in the
high school auditorium, Monday eve
ming March 20, beginning promptly
at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Forest Walker and Mrs.
Charles Phoebus, room representa-
tives for grades lib and ga will be
hostesses for the social hour, which
will follow the meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
HIS MIND IS MADE UP

No, Mr.. Glover is not reading
the sport sheet, nor is he hiding
from his wife. He never wants to
be interrupted when he is reading
the WANT ADS in THE
SENTINEL. Can you blame him?
The chances are that he will occupy
that easy chair all the evening.
Why not, when he finishes with the
classifieds he has to look over the
public sales, which in themselves
present a feature chock-full Of in
teresting reading? Then Mr.. Glover
turns the paper over to his wife,
who all the time is chatting TO read
the local county correspondence
THE SENTINEL presents interest
ing news, editorial comment and
features each week. If you want
to trade your lawn mower for set
Of golf clubs-call Rockville las
and ask for the WANT AID depart
ment. If you are not a subscriber,
be sure that not another week
passes before you get your name
and address on our mailing list.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
Commissioners Act
On Expenditures In
Local Relief System
Recommend Vote Against
Pending Bill Affecting
Work In The County

The Montgomery County Board of
Commissioners yesterday forworded
to the delegates in the Legislature
two proposals to protect the county
relief expenditures.
On recommendation of the County
Welfare Board, the commissioners
urged the county delegation to vote
against pending bill which would
permit payment on old-age pensions
regardless of whether children with
means were contributing to their sup
port. The commissioners feared that
contributors partially defraying the
expense of county pensioners would
refuse to continue financial support,
thus increasing the financial burden
on the county. The board also pro-
posed bill creating machinery for
recording liens against any real prop
erty of old-age pensioners.
The County Welfare Board now re-
covers all or part of pension pay
ments by the sale of property of de-
ceased pensioners. However, the prop
erty is frequently sold by the heirs
before the Welfare Boards claims can
be collected. The proposed bill pro-
vides for recording the Welfare
Boards liens as they accrue so that
the property may not be sold until the
Welfare Board has been reimbursed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
Hospital Reports
Busy Year; Club
Women Interested
Much New Equipment Adds
To List Of Available Medi-
cal Facilities

A report of the work for the past
year of the Montgomery County
General Hospital was given Monday
at the meeting of the Woman's Board
and showed one of the busiest years
of the institution.
The presidents of all the federated
wonaen's clubs in the cHantS were
invited to inspect the institution and
nurses home and attend the regular
meeting of the board held in the
Community House at Sandy Spring.
The meeting was attended by eighty
members and was opened with few
minutes of silence in memory of
Mrs. Samuel A. Nichols, organizer
and president of the Howard County
Auxiliary, who died last Saturday.
A report of the hospital showed
that 1868 patients had been admitted
from March l, 1888 to March first
this year. Of this number 651 were
charity with a daily average of I'll
free cases. There were 293 accident
cases admitted, 1898 X-ray pictures
taken, 800 operations performed,
3,116 laboratory examinations made,
161 births and GA blood transfusions
given. Last month held the all-time
high for daily average when hte
number was 43. The highest single
day average was August 20, 1888
when 48 patients were in the hos
pital.
Continued on page g.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
George Lechlider
To Represent All
At National Camp
Rockville Youth Attains
High Honor; Graduates
Here Next June

Word has just been received from
E. G. Jenkins, State Boys All Club
Leader, that George Lechlider has
been chosen to be one of the four
delegates to represent Maryland at
the thirteenth annual National All
Club Camp, to be held in Washing
ton, June 18th to 21st.
George is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Lechlider on the Glen Road
near Rockville. He has had seven
years of All Club work and is the
President of the Rockville Club and
an officer of the All Senior Council.
He is eighteen years old and will
graduate from Richard Montgomery
High School in June.
Among his projects have been
poultry, dairy, swine, conservation,
baby beeves, Western lambs and colt.
He has won many ribbons with his
exhibits in local and State compe-
tition. George has also been a mem
Der of the county judging team in
poultry, dairying and livestock in
state contests. Young Lechlider has
also been active in school, church
and community young peoples activ
tiles.
To attend National Camp is one of
the highest honors in All Club work.
Two boys and two girls from each
state in the Union who have been
outstanding All Club members are
permitted to attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
SLun1,Secti Must Go!

Last week THE SENTINEL pointed out that the
main street of Rockville was being used loafng
place by the unemployed negroes who live mainly in
that undesirable section of Rockville known Mon
key Run. And Monkey Run very likely holds the
answer to the whole matter By and large, the
majority opinion agrees that the removal of this
coored settlement will materially aid in the solution
of what is rapidly becoming serious problem. Even
adequate police protection leaves with civic
menace deterrent to the progress of development
and building.
If the State and Federal highway experts continue
to stress the by-passng of main streets on all i'm
portant routes why not take advantage of what may
be big opportunity for Rockville?
The new Viers Mill Road and the old Rockville
pike converge at point east of the old Baltimore
road, and opposite the Fair Grounds. It fitting
that the convergent highways could bypass Rock
vile's main street by cutting through Monkey Run
and leading to points west. The idea today is to
eliminate heavy traffic through the town proper and
yet not entirely ignore the important centers.
Why can't the people of Rockville get together
and solve it's sIum problems? If only from selfish
point of view property owners should be glad to
enhance the value of their holdings civic pride should
cause those not financially concerned to them
selves.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
Band instruction Set.
For Pupils In Summer

The Board of Education trans
acted the monthly routine business
at Its meeting held on Tuesday,
March IA.
In accordance with the request
from the Parent Teacher Association
OF the Takoma Elementary school
the Board authorized the Band in
Struction for pupils in the Elemen-
tary Schools to be continued during
The summer months. The instruc-
ton during the summer months
offers an opportunity for the classes
to continue the instruction, in music
and at the same time provides for
wholesome recreation to the men,
bers of the class.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
Favorable Report
Received On New
Police Measure
Amended To Eliminate Cut
In Salaries; Other Changes
Are Made

The House has received favorable
report on the Montgomery County
police force reorganization bill,
amended to eliminate cut in the
officers combined salaries and uni
form allowances.
Montgomery bills would repeal til
1887 enactment requiring referenda
on all county bond issues, eliminate
the semi-annual payment of county
and State taxes and permit property
owners in Chevy Chase to pay special
assessments for front-foot benefit i'm
provements in 10 annual installments
instead of 6.
A substitute for the 1887 Bond
Referenda Act is to be enacted for
Montgomery this season. 1t would re-
quire referenda on all issues except
those sold for refunding purposes or
to finance school construction pro-
grams not exceeding 100000.
Originally the Montgomery police
bill proposed to increase the officers
salaries approximately $3.50 a year
and to take away their $500 annual
uniform and equipment allowance.
Members of the force and several
civic organizations raised their voices
in protest.
The officers, granted hearing,
asked that an amendment be drawn
which would permit them to retain
what they are receiving in the way of
wage and equipment allowance and
the county delegation which intro.
duced the bill complied.
Included among the amendments
are changes under which: Nine desk
clerks would be employed for police
headquarters and sub-stations instead
of eight, as originally proposed. One
officer would be assigned to patrol
Kensington and the area in the i'm
mediate vicinity of that municipality,
as advocated by a delegation Of Kens-
ington citizens.
Five per cent of the officers month
ly salaries would be deducted and APP
piled to the departments relief and
pension fund. The bill as first drawn
set the deduction at 31a per cent.
Fines not to exceed $25 would be i'm
posed upon any one wearing a uni
form similar in design to that Of the
county force. Persons failing to
answer a summons to appear before
the proposed police trial board would
be subject to fines ranging upward to
$500.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
Damascus Seniors Will
Present cinderella Rose"

Plans for presenting Cinderella
Rose, annual Senior play of Damas-
Gus High School are under way. The
play will be held in the school audi
forum on March 80.
The cast of characters of "Cin-
derella Rose" are as follows: Rose
higgins, known as Cinderella Rose,
Reva Mae Cue; Alayne Higgins, her
cousin, Marie Beall; Cassie Higgins,
Hazel Mullinix; Hiram Higgins,
Leonard Mullinix; Bob Shannon,
song writer, Richard Peck; Ted
Shannon, Edsel Walker; Mrs. Hobbs,
GLADYS Fetzer; Angelina Hobbs,
Anna Burns; Sammy Simms, George
Bryant, and Genevieve Svenson, the
cook, Celeste Hawkins.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16

MEANWHILE WE ARE anxious
about roads. There are two classical
tons. The Maryland roads are divided
into two classifcations primarily.
There is the main system of
1000 miles. A recent report by
the State Roads Commission to
Governor O'Conor and the General
Assembly shows that 1928 miles
of the main system is in need
of immediate improvement at an esti-
mated cost of $54,392,OOO. If the en-
tire annual $15,OOO,0O0 of motor rev.
enue collected from the motorists
could be expended for construction
and reconstruction on this system ex-
clusively, it would take almost four
years to properly modernize the 1929
miles. Pursuit of such plan would
allow money for maintenance of the
main system which amounts of ST.
0OO,OOOOO annually.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
Piano Recital Held
At Sandy Spring

Mrs. John G. Thompson held a
piano party at her studio in Sandy
spring last week. The following
pupils appeared on the program:
Emily Abbott, Leah Easton, Patsy
flerson, Rosemary Metzger, Dorothy
ana Alice Soper, Jane Dillon, Betty
Daliey, Margaret Farquhar, Peggy
FRANCES and Mary Lloyd Benson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
AS We See It
By MONTCO

A BILL DRAFTED at the request
of Governor O'Conor and presented to
the Maryland Legislature this week
sets at rest all fears with regard to
a possible increase in the State tax
on real property. This measure will
certainly assure the farmers, and
business property owners that there
will be no additional burden placed
upon them.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
Parent Teacher Group
To Meet On March Fl

The monthly meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association of Rockville
Schools will. be held in the auditorium
Of Richard Montgomery High School,
Tuesday, March 21. The meeting Will
start promptly at 8 o'clock.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-16
Policemen To Hold
Dance st. Patrick's

The second annual dance of the
Montgomery County Policemen's AS
ISOLATION will be held Friday, March
II, at the Indian Spring Golf and
Country Club. The Ramblers will
furnish the music.