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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APAK1MENIS FURNlShED.
MT: PLEASANT. 315g 18th ST. NV
kitchen and bath private home. 2nd f.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL. goth
and SITS n.w.-1 room, kit. dinette, pvt
bath, day. So; ! or persons, week SIS;
f@pn mnh Ns go En- sIyfs &c cfey
eec, wyatt Apts.s 1920 Ga. ave. S5s.:
III RITTENHoUsE ST. N.w.-ATTRAc-
aRd Gd fHFp T. hdm Oee aR
large closets, Frigidaire: lawn, garage: en-
tirely pvt; $50. HI. 03S1-J.
YOUNG LADY WISHES TO SHARE HER
apt. with another; $40 mo. Call DU. 1196
WALKING DISTANCE DOWNTOWN
Newly dec, sunshiny, l and . rm. apts.;
ch.w.. elec. refg. 1913 R. I. ave. NV.
BRIGHT, SUNNY: . BEDROOMS LIVING
vent 1880 Lamont st. ri, NV. % AD. e466.
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO APT. AND KITCH-
en-. pvt entrance; Frigidaire employed
couple: S3350, complete. d512 9th st. NV.
1892 EYE ST. NV RMS. KITCHEN,
6sh 6srabe n'fs foTn RRAs R
NEW-APT. CONDITION. 4 ROOMS. . EX-
DOS, each; bath. garage and storage space:
private entrance; auto. heat: ideal for 3
adults; 1Uc bus. Alexandria 5001.
REAL LlV1NG SPACEl-3 HNS.. XII,
bath, pvt; entrance 1st f., det, home: yard
flower beds, ETC.. gar: $50. w. H. WALKER.
MA. 1850.
Mr.. FARRAGUT-NICELY FURN PART
or entire End f.; gas, elec, Frigdaire; gen.
tile adults. Don't phone. 50i1 9th NV.
5OO2 ILLINOIS AVE. NV ROOMS,
kitchen. bath. Venetian blinds. oil heat
phone. ami; gentle adults, couple pref.
70s VARNUM ST. NV RIM. KIT,
eIec. ,refg., semi-pvt. bath. ch.w;; adults.
10 other roomers Blk, bus and car.
GLOVER PARK RMS, KITCHEN; 1st
floor pvt home; nr, bus Reasonable TO
settled couple willing TO assume few re-
sponsibilities. EN-. 24g7 after 5:30 pm.
32l3 WALBRIDGE PL. NV. Goth AND
Park rd.-Cozy 4 rms, a.m,i. everything
furn.: 2 adults; SAT. CO. 4ll6-J
1917 KENYON NW-DEsIRABLE 1-RM
and kit. apt, semi-bath, porch: washing
facilities. Refs, heat, cleo, gas.
DOWNTOWN. 17a4 ST. NWTRM. m
girls quiet apt. kit. use, shower: 1-2
gentle ladies' Reas. District 3406.
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1841 KALORAMA RID. NV.
Refined Home. Delicious Meals. MI. 517s.
ATTENTION!
OPENING
COUNTRY BOARD.

Beautiful modern guest house, 400
Mass ave. NV. Phone Republic 34S1.
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ROOMS FURN. & UNFURN.
ROOMS WANTED.

4514 HARRISON ST. NW.-Lovely large
basement room, pvt. bath, ent., Ink: cleo
trio refg.; $50. EN- Abb. 13"
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

CORNER PROSPECT AND QUEENS CHAP
ell rd, West Hyatts,-Modern, > rms, Kit.
and bath, pVt. entr., porch, gar:; adults
St250 also 3 rms; $500. WA. l9O-.
Blvd left on N. Abingdon. 726--Working
couple , rms, K. and b., unfur.; closets
gas. light. continuous hot-Water heat; care
of child during day use Of laundry ana
machine $50. l3
RLINGTON-LOVELY FRONT APT, A.
m i; near bus. city fare: adults; also turn.
room. 1877 y. Utah ST,
RELIABLE COUPLE, TWO CHILDREN, DE-
sire subrent, three months or longer fur
niShed apartment or small furnished house.
Prefer suburban Virginia. Write MRS.
PHILLIPS, lS49 Mintwood pl., Washing
ton, before Oct. IL. TO-
BEAUTIFUL 5-RM. APT. FURN. OR UNF. ::
large estate; private tiled bath, ,snoWer'
sleeping porch, kitchen, refg.. a mi.
Heat. Light Furnished
hQRO Wilson RlVd Ar. Va. CH. So99.
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1401 18th st nw-Ideal residence for
business people; airy. outside room, prl-
vate baths: selective menus: switchboard
parking
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APARTMENTS uNEURhlsHEp.


Mr.. WARDMAN PARK LARGE ROOMS,
kitchenette, pvt. bath; utilities. Columbia
$500 -
. RMS, KITCHEN. BATH. PORCH: REFGs,
large yard, $3.50. W. B. CATION, 252S
Penna. ave. Sc.
HAMILTON CTS. 214O NV. Mr.. GOVT.
pts,-Attrac. rms. and 4 rms, Kitchen
and bath aptS.: $3.50 and $50; elec. refg.
Res. mgr. UNION STORAGE CO. NO. 0104.
2I1O 10th ST. NV. AT COL, .RD.-AT-
tractive, sunny Broom apt. with 3 expo
sureS; next school; S47 90 Ring janitor.
BOND APIS, 1880 NEW HAMPSHIRE
ave- nw-l room. kitchen, dinette dress
ing room and bath; S42.50. Frigidaire and
elevator.
CHEVY CHASE-ENTIRE 3rd-FL. APT,
private. Q rms, kit, bath; Frigidaire. gas,
elec. included; inst. h.w.; adults. WO. 5l54.
NE, CONVENIENTLY LOCATED-NEWLY
decorated, 3 rooms, kit, bath, foyer; oil
heat: large yard, porches; 500. Ii. 1O14.
523 B ST NE.-WARM, BRIGHT. SUNNY.
3 large rooms, all improvements; rent
reasonable. Emerson 0070.
21IO 10th ST NV. AT COL. RD.-lAT-
tractive, newly decorated. , rms. kit,
bath: next school: S4250 Ring ianitor.
261s 18th ST. Nw.-5-RooM APT. %
oedrmsD. back porch; conveniently To-
Gated reasonable rent, Res. Mgr.
ANACosrIA. NR NAVY YD.-FAC1NG
ps, rEt ,so1 ,stb r - scr Dossss. s ho refs "a:
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ALTuRAS. 1909 10th st w.-Attractive
furn rms, nr. showers: - -hr. elevator and
hotel Serv.: S. week and up.
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OVERLOOKING SHOREHAd HOTEI-Rm
IGX34 f., hreplace. twin beds, newly furn.
Also dble. room, one single; garage. AID,
3l2O. 12'
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THE LEGATION

5420 Connecticut Ave.
rooms, foyer, kitchen and bath:
with porch. Elevator and secretarial
telephone service. Garage in base
ment. Resident Manager, WO. 9406.
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THE WALTER REED APT. 991 BUTTER
nut St. n;w.-Bedrm; hy room, foyer,
rooms Frigdaire incl. in rent; Venetian
blinds; $50. Mar. Apt. . Now avail.
1903 II ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH.
2nd floor; heat. electricity and gas in
CIrt r;al
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PIANOS FOR RENT-Good selection Of
new and used spinets, grands and small
urriehtS at reasonable rates: all money
paid as rental applies on purchase price
If YOU decide to buy later Ma. 453o.
kits 1890 G. ST. middle of the block
hntNenn 13.h and l4th StSl.
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RUTLAND COURT,
Furnished Apartment

. rooms soIarium. large foyer. kitchen
dinette and bath with shower: brand-new
furniture, especially selected TO accommo-
date four young ladies'; rent includes sas
and electricity: $3.50.
See Resident Manager,
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE APTS..
2snn NeM Ea N nShtra Ave- y w
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THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th NV
Lovely rooms newly decorated; running
water, inner-spring mattresses; single, So
UP: dou1.. s. up: showers. elevator.
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LYON VILLAGE.
New apartments now renting for october
occupancy Eight minutes from War ana
Navy Dept: the address you are pleased, TO
have on your calling card. Rent IN
cudes gas. electricity and refrigeratlon.
. and 3 rms. kitchen. dinette and bath,
$3.50 to S71.o0. LYON, INC. 10Th st.
n. and Lee hwy. CHI. i01O.
BRAND-NEW Arm. APIS.
min. to Washington; near schools,
buses and shopping center; large rms"
modern KIT; S53 incl, heat and hw,
2S03 Wilson Blvd, CH. 2S50-OXford III.
$500 MONTH; ANIL; 2 ROOMS
AND KITCHEN; H.-W.H. 1929
N. FAIRFAX DIR. FAIL L S
CHURCH 2245.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

baby grand, SlS7; mahogany finish: very
easy terms MA. 3223. Jordan's' corner
18th and @ SITS.
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63g INGRAHAM ST NW-American-
Jewish, master bedroom. newly furnished
Ine section, suitable single. double; InstRn-
taneous hot water: immaculate bus line.
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5slI SOUTHERN AVE sE.-LOVELY.
"a rms. each b. apt: heat h. W, lge.
porches, yd., lst, md fls; $500 HI.
UlJ5-W IL
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BOOKS, all kinds and old magazines; best
cash prices Phone Met 1916 or bring IN
Storage Book Shop, 420 10th st. NV
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
used clothing. Berman's. 1122 9TH st. NV.
Met 1867 Open eve
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1873 BANCROFT PL. NV.

31O1 10th st, NV, at Spring Road
: rooms, kitchen and bath S57 50
service. Garage in basement. Resi-
dent Manager. ia 1915.
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1857 EUCLID ST N.W-Attractive room
End fl. next bath; l or =; convenIen
cars, bus
Evening star., 1940-10-10

9S00-02 DEVONsHIRE PL NV
GAS, ELECTRICITY AND REFRIGERA-
TION INCLUDED IN RENT.
3 ROOMS, KIT, DIN. ALC., AND
3 ROOMS. KIT. DIN. ALC. AND
BATH - SO so
t3 EXPOSURES
RESIDENT MANAGER. HO. zoos.
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 18th ST Ma 21O0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

Reel Estate for Sale

4 Rooms Modern, 1 Lots
SEE 144s + 3STH ST. Mr..
WorkinEman. live close 70 your
work. Have your garden. chick
ems. fruit and berries. Close to
paved St and bus service. City
water and lights. sewer. Al
fenced. God sOii. Garage ssd
workshop. Swell chicken house.
$500. $3.50 On. SO per month.
Sfewart-6radley Co.
101 P. 5. Bank Bldg. Main e45i
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
loqqed-OH Land

WRITE OF esil for booklet q ioxssd
land IN West Wash fof sals on sAsJ
terma WsTsrhssuseF Timber Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
Motorcycles. Bicycles

TRADE BUY aEf.L z1fh Tiusss want
Aoa FRANK NORRIS zsls No
Lawrence csH - The Tsconis
Times offics f1f tao fres ticksts e
tns Temple tnsstsr- i. - $50
Harley Davidson Motorcycles
CtaAitKNCk POTTER
18TH a. FauoNtG MAZE 01el
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
Farms and Acreage

az ACRES. Improved. furnished
small new house fine well. garden.
terms q asupie Route !
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

WE ARE going n dispose II ter
fine units this weekend - re-
gardlsss Of price Hurry
80 Chew. Town Sedan. e.sno
miles. This weekend only sesa
'36 Ford Coupe. radio ...... 2ea
IS plym. 4-dr. n. l.. Tour.
SEDAN ssssssassssHs 80
81 Ford 4-dr. Tour. Sedan.
radio. heater ............ sss
"a Chev. 4-dr. Sedan ..... 27a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
HURRY!
Now Is the Time
To Save
1O%
REDUCTIONS
Sale Ends Aug. "

80 Nash 400 he LuHe sedan.
Was t42S 90. ..s.. Now $3.50 80
"a Nash Amb DE LnKr sedan.
Was 1898 90 Now ta2h so
- Nash Amh : Dc Luxe sedan.
Was $4,000 Now sbif so
'3T Terraplans be LuAs Coupe.
Was s4b0 90 Now sa0a 90
ss s,udshaksr DE Litss sedan.
Was stshO 90 gi.s Iaaa 80
AZ atudehaksf DE Lane Sedan.
Was tsps 90 Now 1855 so
n Nash he Luse = Sedan.
was 800 90 Hpw $50 10
80 Odds he Luxe Sedan.
Was $4,000 Nov tii2 80
. 30 Terraplans Sedan.
Was $4,000 Now 1855 90
- Nash Ia Faystta coupe,
was $4,000 Nov t90T 30
80 Dodge De Luxe Sedan.
Was l2D5 90 Now t2sb 30
BANK TERMS TRADE
Sanfofd-Ball Mash Company
9TH and Tnooma Ave Ma Aat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
3IIb Ne. l7fh s..

3ll6 Ne. 18th s..
NEAR c. p. s. Very attractive
Large living room. fireplace. den.
bath and 1 bedroom on first
floor. bedroom upstairs and
room for another. Hot air heat.
sswdust burner Now being re-
conditioned and viii be ready for
occupancy soon. $500 down viii
handle. SIS monthly. Total price
$500. W. II. oPIE a co. Real
tors. Ma 2i66. 4l0 Fidelity
bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

WASHING MACHINES
pEpAIpc Vacuum cleaners repair
NJ IN % PArla for aD na1sA
nRAUrToAA 4 MARTIN INC
sz1 Sc Helena Ave bh lsls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
Watch Repairing

" wnIaPtEE.D 4 ooLDBEho CAN'T
fspair you satah thFos u assf.
eDeeial ~. spar price nes.
WEiHgfEl.D a O0LoakH0
s28 Broadway
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
United Democrats
To Dance May 10

United Young Mems Democratic
Club of Montgomery County an
nounces their spring dance 20 be
held on Friday, May 10, at the
Manor Country Club at Norbeck.
Price of admission will be $1.65
per couple and tickets will be on
sale in few days with the COM
mittee, composed as follows: AL
ger Y. Barbee, chairman; Albert
A. Ady, Rockville Club; Bernard
Cummings, Chevy Chase Club;
Charles Elgin, Poolesville Club;
James Walker, Gaithersburg Club;
Gordon Stup, Potomac Club; Cecil
Umstead, Kensington Club; Sher-
wood Duvall, Damascus Club;
Charles M. Irelan, 1871 Club; Rob-
ert Beall, Bethesda Club, and Will
liam Hewitt, Silver Spring Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
County Polling
Places Announced

The Board of Supervisors of
Elections for Montgomery County
have announced the following up
county polling places for the pri-
mary election, Monday, May 6,
1910.
According to law the polls will be
open from 6 a. m. to z p. m.
Polling Places: Laytonsville =
Modern Woodmen's Hall. Clarks-
burg - Gibson's Store. Poolesville
= Waverly Hall. Colesville = LIST
precinct: w. C. T. U, Hall. Coles
vile = End precinct: Grange Hall,
Burtonsville. Jamestown - Al
at Bealls Garage; K-Z at Rice's
Garage, Jamestown. Olney -
LIST precinct; Hawkins Garage,
Olney. Olney = End precinct:
Memorial Hall, Brookeville. Cath
ersburg LIST precinct; Masonic
Hall, Gaithersburg. Gaithersburg,
End precinct; Mainhart's Garage,
Gaithersburg. Potomac = Public
School Building, Potomac. Barnes
vile - Community Hall, Barnes
Vile. Damascus-Jr. O. U. A. M.
Hall, Damascus.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
Billy King Wins
Speaking Contest

William King, Gaithersburg,
won the annual Future Farmer of
America public speaking contest
held Saturday, April 81, at the
University of Maryland, College
Park.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson
King, Gaithersburg, William won
over contestants from practically
every Agricultural High School in
Maryland.
Appearing on the luncheon pro-
gram were William Wachter and
William Hines, representing the
Sherwood Chapter F. F. A.
High team in the poultry judg-
ing contest was Poolesville. Com
posed of Claude Bourne and Billy
Day, who won over teams repre-
senting other Agricultural Schools
in the State.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
D0wney Williams
Marks 7Otif Year

On Sunday, April %, Downey
Williams, former County Commits
sioner, of Etchison, celebrated his
SEVENTEEN birthday with a family
reunion. Those present were, his
sister, Mrs. Fannie Fulks of CATH
ersburg; Mr.. and \. Mrs. Irwin
Fulks, Tommie and Diane, Mrs.
Ruth Brandenburgs Mr. George
Won Dachenhausen, Betty Jean
King, Mr.. and Mrs, Claytus Bran
denburg, Constance Ruth and
Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Will
liaras, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hyatt,
Mrs. Mary Williams, Browning,
Robert, Maurice and Franklin, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Mullinix, Betty
Mae, Joyce, Harold and Barbara,
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Williams and
Eddie, Mr.. and Mrs. James Will
liams, Dorothy and Shirley, Mrs.
Merle Burdette and Dianne, Mrs.
Moody Burdette and Mrs. Martin
Wagner, mother of Mrs. Edward
Williams.
In the afternoon Mrs. Lawson
King and Lois, Mrs. Louise Swi-
CART and Mrs. Won Dachenhausen.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
Tailless Bull Born

You can usually take the bull by
the horns even if its young bull
and sometimes you can take
him by the tail, as well. But this
is tale of bull without a tail
he will never be able to switch
flies, or hold his tail to the breeze
when running = he'll probably be
the ugly duckling of the herd.
When Ralph Walker, Gathers
burg dairyman and breeder of
purebred registered Holsteins, Wis
tied the dairy maternity ward the
ether morning, he was greeted
with the strange sight of a tail
less calf born in the early hours.
Mr.. Walker can't explain the I'M
usual freak, but hopes there'll be
a lot of bull there soon. A bully
tale, what!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
Mrs. Mae Howard
Talks To Groups
On Employment

Mrs. Mae E. Howard, interview
er in charge, Maryland State EN-
ployment Service, Silver Spring,
spoke before the Damascus High
School Assembly this week.
In explaining how the Employ
ment Service can be of use TO the
High School Graduate, Mrs. How
ard traced the origin of the service
and pointed out how important a
High School education is toward
making living.
Later, appearing before the Cis-
sci Saxon Post, American Legion,
Silver Spring, with Maj. H. C. But
Ter, Baltimore, Mrs. Howard urged
all veterans to register with the
Employment Office. Over 1000
veterans were placed on jobs last
year, Mrs. Howard stated. Maj.
Butler is Chief Claim Examiner Of
the Maryland State Un-Employ-
ment Compensation Board. He
spoke along similar lines.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
Rockville Mayor,
Town Council
UnOppOsed, Monday

Douglas M. Blandford, Rockville
lumber merchant, will be elected
Mayor Of Rockville for the fifth
consecutive term, Monday, May 6.
At that time voters living within
the town limits will also vote for
four Councilmen who will succeed
themselves to office.
Edgar Reed, partner in the firm
of Reed Bros, Dodge automobile
dealers; G. Lamar Kelly, Jr.,
plumber; DIR. William A. Linthi-
cum, physician, and Oliver H.
Perry, Ford dealer and partner in
the firm of Rockville Motor Co.,
compose the Council.
Because of no opposition to the
ticket the election is practically a
formality.
Clerk to- the Council, F. Bache
Albert, has given notice that the
election will take place Monday,
May 6, between 1900 noon and
$50 p. m. at the fire house.
Mr.. Albert states that during the
past term the Mayor and Council
have installed new disposal
plant, drilled three new wells,
added territory to the West end of
town, and retired about $4,000 of
bonds per year:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
Rockville To
Vote At Four
Polling Places
Polls Open From 6 A. Nj.
To 1900 P. M. Bruce and
Radcliffe Headquarters On
Main Street

Voting in the fourth district,
which includes Rockville and Gar
rett Park, Monday, will be at four
different polling places.
According to the Board of SUI
pervisors of Elections for Mont
gomery County the polls will be
open from s a. m. to Z p. m. and
in Rockville are as follows: LIST
precinct st. Mary's Church Hall;
End precinct, Fire Engine House;
Bird precinct, Store Room, PA E.
Montgomery avenue across from
the old post Office building. and
4th precinct, Garrett Park Chapel,
Garrett Park.
While there are three candidates
trying to obtain the Democratic
nomination for United States
Senator, interest has conferred on
only two in this county.
Howard Bruce, National Com
mitteeman, and George L. Rad
cliffe, incumbent, both have set up
headquarters in Rockville. Roger
Shaw, member of the Democratic
State Central Committee is in
charge of the Bruce headquarters
in the old Sanitary Grocery Store
recently purchased by Grossman
Brothers. While next door in the
vacant Collins building, Clarence
M. Small has opened up Radcliffe
headquarters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
Patrons Named
To Music Fete

CORTLAND K. Townsend, business
manager of the Kensington Must
cal Festival, announces the follow
ing list Of patrons and patronesses
for the festival to be held in the
Kensington Junior High School on
May 9 and II; Secretary and Mrs.
Harold Ickes, Senator and Mrs.
Millard Tydings, Governor and
Mrs. Herbert r. O'conor, Judge and
Mrs. Stedman Prescott, Mr.. Walter
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Oxley, Mr.. and Mrs. Odorion w.
Roby, Colonel and Mrs. X. M. Bar
roll, Captain and Mrs. Chester
Wells, Judge and Mrs. Donald De-
Lashmutt, DR.. Edwin w. Broome,
DIR. H. C. Byrd, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Tasco Davis, DIR. Hans Kinder,
Mr.. D. Sterling Wheelwright. Mr..
John Saul, Mr.. George p. Sachs
and Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Vance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
Republicans In
4-COrnered Race
For Congress
Walter Johnson, Frank r.
Long, A. Charles Stewart
And Robert B. Kimble
Fight For Nomination

Republican candidates for Con-
gress subject to the Primary, Mon
day, May 6, are making a whirl-
wind finish in their four-cornered
race.
Walter Johnson, Montgomery
County Commissioner and former
big league baseball star will at
tend a series of meetings in the
county Friday, May 5, ending the
day at Republican rally at Rock
vile that evening. F. Barnard
Welsh is making the arrange
ments.
About $50 attended the Monday
evening Bethesda rally at which
time Mr.. Johnson stated he was
for sane, economical government.
He autographed baseballs as SOU
venirs.
Frank R. Long, the other Mont
gomery County Republican candi-
date has been busy campaigning
by radio. Mr.. Long has 6-plank
platform which includes proposal
to Get Residential Washington
Back Into Maryland.
A. Charles Stewart, Cumber-
land, in seeking the congressional
nomination stands for industrial
peace, sound money and credit and
government by just laws.
The fourth contestant, Robert B.
Kimble, A. C. I. o. organizer and
Towsend Plan supporter cam
paigned in Montgomery County
Monday Of this week.
According to election officials
there are about 9,s4fs registered
Republicans in Montgomery Coun-
ty, 3,446 are colored.
Walter W. Dawson, Rockville
attorney, is campaign manager for
Mr.. Johnson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
Democratic Women
Hear Helen Moody
AT April Meeting

Mrs. Helen Moody, nationally
known orator and writer, was
guest speaker at the regular
monthly meeting Of the Montgom-
cry County Women's Democratic
Club. Introduced by Mrs. Mar
garet Livingston, program chair
man, Mrs, Moody spoke on the
women of 1910.
Held in the hearing room of the
County Dispensary building, Silver
Spring, the meeting was well at
tended. Mrs. Ralph Wells, club
president, conducted the meeting,
while Mrs. Harriet M. Griffith,
hospitality chairman, had charge
of refreshments.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
Rockville Wins
Baseball Opener
AS Season Starts

Kafka Coleman pitched shut-out
ball as Rockville defeated Silver
Spring 1870, in the first game of
the i94Q season of the Montgom-
ery'sC County League.
Bean, E. Hutchinson, and Orison
captured the greatest number of
hits.
In the game between Bethesda
and Takoma Tigers, SINCE struck
out 16 Tigers as the final score
was Bethesda 10, Takoma 3.
Other scores were Colesville 6,
Kensington 8; Comus IL, and
Friendship 5.
The schedule of games is as fol-
lows:
May 5-Four Corners VS.. Takoma
Tigers; Silver Spring A. C.
VS.. Kensington; Bethesda
VS.. Friendship; Colesville
VS.. Rockville.
May 12-Rockville VS.. Four Cor
ners; Takoma Tigers VS..
Silver Spring A. c.;
Friendship VS.. Kensington;
Bethesda VS.. Colesville.
May 19-Four Corners VS.. Beth
esda; Kensington VS.. Rock
vile; Colesville VS.. TakOma
Tigers; Friendship VS.. Sill
yer Spring A. C.
May 26-Kensington VS.. Four
Corners; Silver Spring A.
C. VS.. Colesville; Takoma
Tigers VS.. Friendship;
Rockville VS.. Bethesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
COMING EVENTS

May a. At Gaithersburg Fire De-
partment building, the Beulah
Class Of Epworth Methodist
Church will hold a rummage and
bake sale 10 a. M, on.
May 8 - Bingo party and fashion
show; gym Of Richard Mont
gomery, for benefit of PIT. A.
May 9 and II - Kensington Must
cal Festival Kensington Junior
High School. Mr.. Arnold Love-
joy in charge.
May 30 - Colesville VS.. Four
Corners; Friendship VS.. Rock
vile; Bethesda VS.. Silver Spring
A. c.; Takoma Tigers VS..
Kensington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
Engagement

An engagement of much inter-
est is that of Miss Jane de Lacy
Bird, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Jacob w. Bird, of Sandy Spring,
to Mr.. Cyril Martin Urbas.
Miss Bird graduated from the
Roberts Beach Preparatory
School, Gainesville, Md, and from
the University of Alabama, where
she was a member of the Alpha
Chi Omega sorority.
Mr.. Urbas attended the Univer-
sites of Illinois and Alabama and
is a member of the Sigma Phi
Sigma fraternity.
The marriage win take place
this summer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-05-02
Dairy Boilers
Reclassifed

A Redistribution of farm and
dairy boilers will mean a consider
able saving to Montgomery county
dairy farms, says Donald Bowie,
Jr., Rockville. Mr.. Bowie, attorney
to a special committee of dairy
men who recently protested the
fee of $11 to $40 for boiler in
spection, received a letter from
John M. Pohlaus, Board of Boiler
Rules Chairman, stating that a re-
classification of farm boilers with
an inspection fee of $3.50 has been
decided by the Board.