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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
Rain, Mud
Hurt Arm~
Gould Upset
Timing Of Cadets
BY DAVIS j. WALSH
International Nsws Servio. sports writef

NEW YORK, Nov. % uNS)-
Cheerful givers of u, 30 and 30
lavish points on the presumed
ability Of the Armys football per-
fectionists to score practically at
whim against a rabid and By 20
means untalented Navy team
were in for a slight case of dis
may with the arrival today Of
certain tidings from Philadelphia.
These had 10 do with the pre-
lImlnary views Of weather fore
caster who 'SurmiSed' there
might be rain for SATURDAYS ex-
traVaganza in which the national
championship definitely Will be at
stake.
Just how much this might az
feet the nawless efficiency OF the
Army's '1' attack not even the
Army can say. for the best OF
all Very good reasons. In run
ming Oft and up. respectively II
straight victories and 884 points
in two seasons Of play. il hasn't
yet been asked to function under
the pressure Of compe rttion with
wet ball and slippery turf.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30

1--WE weren't notified any
thing about Joe accepting en-
gagcments out there" Black
declared.
Black who always was listed
officially as Loul~ manager -
and RoXborough guided the big
Negro along the path that led
TO his annexing the worlds
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30

Billy Conn next June, with the
heavyweight crown al stake
a short time ago, Black con-
tnued, Louis came through
Chicago on his way 10 the West
Coast. where be IS currently
appearing in some exhibitions.
But he didn't call me-" he
said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30

title from jim Braddock eight
years ago
Louis was working IN q De-
troii motor car plant when Rox-
borough became interested m
hun. He Siakcd the hard-hitfipg
Negro boy in his first few anna
tour fights and then he and
Black converted HIM into a pro-
fessional.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30

baseball town IN the world on It's sport
ing ear the following season by beating
the Cubs in the World Series, really
got his new job somewhere out there IN
the Pacific.
The decision to put CoChrsne in
az manager was made today by Dan
Topping and Del Webb. But the
actual groundwork, "a it now works
out, the talk that resulted in BLACK
Mike" going into the House that
Ruth Built" was worked over when
Dan Topping, as captain in the
marines, and Cochrane, aS lieu
tenant commander in the navy. got
together while on their respective
assignments in the Pacific earlier this
year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30

with tn q Chi
cagO b ! a c X
Hawks. GOaliC
Cord on Bel
will get A rest
w hile Aldcge
BaStien. W h c
started the sea
son. has b Q @ r
shipped 10 Pitts
burgh alOn n G
W it h defense
man + W Y n
Morris and the
fist fighting for.
n.fT =
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
Ex-Champs TO Meet

Joe Savoldi and Ed CStrangler)
Lewis, both former champions
appear in Mondays wrestling fea-
ture at Arcadia. Ivan kamikoff
and the Masked Marvel are in
the semlfinal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
Layden Out as Boss Of NFL

Here's we picked up from source we have every
respect,
Elmer Layden positively is through commissioners Of
Professional Football League. And had he not
recently the who would have succeeded him
"SWede" Larsen No to have hint who will take
Laydens job
Among celebrities the big is Bing Crosby
word has been okayed definitely
wanted major league baseball owner.
Which he should be.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
Are You Superstitious, MIR. Bettor7

If believe signs around New York this ought to
be Navy year
When stepped of a plane here last night ram
Uas coming douOn in torrents The ship brother
Jack Tonpkins had placed had been tossed
about like boat a typhoOn.
Still you find who think Navy's football team has
chance against Army The spot remains Pole points for the
Cadets the big whether the weather will change
before Saturday game will be played something
sembling a Chinese field.
Speaking Of Bing Crosby minute Bing
talking bunch of Toots Shors he had this
say about this years Rose Bowl game.
Coast fans d>appOinteS when Army didn't the
invitation, he said And they also feel the
the Pacific coast NOT the
champion, should he in the bowl game there"
As readers know by Marys travelling Sugar
Bowl Oklahoma Aggies. The Clara did
under Buck Shaw other Sugar Bowl years
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30

Coach Earl L. Curly Lambeau, who is in
his 9th consecutive year as mentor of the
Green Bay Packers, undoubtedly has the best
coaching job in the profession. He reportedly
makes $4,000 or more
Besides being the teams coach Lambeau is
also vice president of the club The Packers are
"a non profit venture The actual money made
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
List Yale, Harvard

PRINCETON. y. j.. Nov. %
fUPD--An eiGht-game schedule.
including the traditional contests
with Yale and Harvard. was an
nounced last night for the 1916
Princeton football team.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
Title TO Cooley

Cooley scored is seven n
s'ralgh, swimming victory yester-
day defeating ChadSey, 5S-S5.' "a
take the west side Metropolitan
League dual meet title The city
championship meet is set for
Dec 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30

weather drilling track muddy
tfs' Rscc-~iiyer sting Terry Nsy
LEROY
second Race-Csy Array Roses Boy
Orgu'i0ss
Third Psce-Dssh n Cash, Nr. Fllp.
Doug crate Azure Wines
Fourth Race-River Crossing.
Fif'h RAcc-Shclue
seventh Psce--Ned CAnrpn
Eishih Race-Red Wraek. Yankee Lad
over Cold
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
Smith Confers
On DGC Post

Horton Smith. weil-know1 golf
pro has been \ visitor N Detroit
during the last few days and has
conferred with officials AZ the
Detroit Golf Club, II was learned
today
smith. who recently returned
from service overseas. is believed
20 bc No l IN line for The vacant
DEC most
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
Hockey Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Boston 8 New York
SATURDAYS GANFs
New York AZ Montreal
Chicago a. Toronto
SUNDAYS CAMS
DETROIT a. Boston
Toronto AZ Chl.arr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30

in each season does not 60 TO
the stockholders. A good per-
centage goes into the club s
surplus fund while the remain
der usually goes to the Ameri-
can Legion of Green Bay.
The business people
Dho oUn most of the
stock in the concern re-
gard Lambeou and the
Packers as the best od-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30

NEW YORK Nov 29-With Mickey Cochrane as
manager and Larry MacPha general manager the New
York Yankees will have the coorul combination at
the head of ball club in the major leagues. That's for
sure.
fiery Of the Tigers the who brought
Detroit pennan . in 1884 and who set the best
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
De Moss Rated Tops

Bob DeMoSS Purdue passing
star is described by hlS coach
Cecil Isbcll. as tho fncSt passing
prospect I've ever seen
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
ALL COMING HERE

The above five, who were seeded
all viii be here next month for
the Vogue Recreation rich $1,000
and $1,000 first and second prize
individual classic. opening with
one squad of mostly eastern
Spillers here Saturday. Detroit
bowlerS must file their entries by
Saturday.
Another event attracting lead
ing out-of-town stars is Dave
Booster Berger's three game
Ladies Trio Classic. starting at
Casino Saturday. Edwardina Coy
viii have full squaa> at 100
p. m. with members of Enterprise,
Colonial and Alcona billed for g.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
NOT TOO COMFORTING

Built on filled-in ground. Phila-
delphia Stadium rs prepared TO
dissolve into aqua impura at the
drop Of the first globule--a not
too comforting idea when aSso-
ciatcd with the deft Jennings and
precision timing of the ArmA
alI-star backfeld cast. headed ~
the McSSrs. Blanchard and Davis.
Anyhow the Army itself has
been sufficiently impressed hy
this factor u has had the gridiron
under a tarpaulin covering since
last Friday This action repre-
Sented more than a tacit con-
cession that mud can be great
equalizer
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
FAIR GROUNDS

weather clear track slow
Post 3 y m. rDetrci' 'inr-
F!rst Rsce-Bona Dea Snappy Verse
Duke Ped
second Race-Stell Greenock Image.
JfHuh Rewarded. Plucky Muffin ri
Henry
Third Pscc-MiAS Pebble
Fourth Race-Naldina seer Judy Dunn
Vista silver Mile Valdins Clogn Ap-
p1lnfce
seventh -Mistucky. Olzle
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
MILLER SHOOTS ZOO

HERE AND THERE-Lou Miller upeorked
lae-iff- -f1t-rarur at-fort =f3tvd. "a
Schcmanske 238.279-2O3 for 7lS in the
Twenty Grand House Norm Dvtyniak
2A4-225-2l4 for 6sS and Howard Elliott 2a7
In the Fort Blvd. House Go Gardner
2ff-226-2ON for 676 and jim Marshall
2l1-232-226 Tor $50 IN the Ritter House
Harry tralelgh 2TS and Frank Huber PSI IN
the shores Community Leo DeGrande
Guy Bell tipped 236-l a6-22T for $50. carl
Laur 2l3-2OS-236 for $50 ana Bill Naracal
22T-122-lg2 for 65l IN the New Center
Classic Paul Finn three 1898 and JAKE
HH2Cu 276 in the Argyle $50 Otto
hlrh 216 and George Wrace 257 In NE
WuImS House Gene Miller - .. Harry
BoiteH 2-7-2eo IN e52 ana B0b iill 252 n
the Ambassador Ola asIc RctLy Reuter-
24s-l Syt-l 7H- FOR sos vdia Benton 2l4 and
Betty Mooney 2ll in Wurms Ladies.
CRATHFR Tors CO
Zen Gta'f,e- ni--2t4 IN b47 IN me uRw-
.ClO Ray Koch 14S In the WLrU S
Junior Guy Bel 245 IN tne Loyal wing
Bert Wells 244 In the Graphic Arts
Joe Fc.ryys 2fl IN the Plymouth ~ Victory
Frank Pugie 236 IN the Rainbow 81 s.
200 Vrrinia Agpiu 200 IN $40 IN The
Ramona Monday. Walter Wish 234 In
lths-Tsvern.
o'hcr IcaFue tons len Taylor 277. Ford
local 500 Al Hawlfson 232 Centennial
Businessmen BiN % tsra 23O Southeastern
House Hazel HHNcWau 20l New FairyiCw
Ladies' Howard Beck 229 Argyle s2S. Court.
l22T West Vernon Jake Chicorel 222 Vicfory
House Howard Cfumit sl6. Northwestern
Junior Marion hansswouh. l9i. Royal
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
PucE Flashes
=RRiivaHCanp News Outshines
Juggling Of Wing Forwards
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

News flashes from the hockey today brought
Red Wings more excitement than the latest shakeup by which Jack
Adams his Boston Sunday
From Montreal word that National Hockey League
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
Cochrane's Yankee job Decided in Pacific Meetin!
8 Aces or
In Title Bid
US. Pin Crown
Goal in Chicago
BY HAROLD KAHL

With the national match game
singles championship as their goal
eight of DetroitS leading bowlers
VIII leave today for Chicago where
one Of the season s biggest events
opens Saturday.
They are Therman Gibson
John CrlmminS. Fred Bujack
Rudy Pugel. George Young, Chet
Bukowski. Joe Norris. John Petrc
and Charley Boehm. The first SIX
were seeded after last years com
petition in which Gibson placed
fifth in the finals. The last three
topped a local elimination.
They viii compete against 13C
stars from all sections IN an elm
ination test of SIX games per day
the first four and Il IN the fifth
IN an effort 10 JOIN champion
Buddy Bomar and Joe Wilman OF
Chicago, Ned Day of West Allis
Joe Slnke and Paul krumSke, also
of Chicago. in the l6-man final
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30

Uertising medium they could have for
their concerns. There is no doubt Green
Bay population 5O,00Ol gets more
publicity out Il its football team than
could be gotten otherWiSe.
And, whatever Lambeau gets he is worth it.
He has won six league and one western division
titles. He is former Packer player who
through the years has lost none Of the enthus-
iasm that made him a star on the gridiron.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30
DiMaq Likes That $45, 1000 Contract

Saw Joe DMaggo He of the few athletes COM
Of the weighing less than when he
But Joe is putting tOeight again feels pretty
good about that SIS, 900 contract tOth the Yam
KEGS and wH go south early year to start getting
back that batting eye
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30

Wee ther. clear track fast
Second Rsce--Hasty Grace Try Fl'ghs
Echo Girl, Glorious Sec. Zanrerman V
Twilight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30

There have been several things about the possibility
o JOCK Sutherland going back his old Job the
University of Pittsburgh succeeding Clark Shaughnessy
The dope we hear is this: There is certain group at
the univ erSity that opposes the Jock is
good chance he sign to coach the Pittsburgh Seelers
he lrapne
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-30

% c TBE DETROIT IiAEs
- l945
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Rockville Neu.4--SociaI 11e.s4

after 10 day visit to his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George P.
Henderson. Sgt. Bickford, who
has been stationed in Florida
since his return from combat iuty
in Europe, will leave shortly for
Texas for an assignment.
To Henry c. Allnutt after IS
months overseas duty, has been
spending 80 day furlough with
his mother Mrs. Leigh G. Allnutt,
and stationed at Camp Butner, N.
C.
Miss Billy Lee Allnutt is at
RehobotA Beach for a week or ten
days.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Adoph Gude.,
are the proud parents of a daugh-
ter born August Both at George
town Hospital.
Mrs. Richard Mcneil and chill
dren Duane and Dick, Jr., expect
to leave by plane Friday night for
California to join Lieut.. Mcneil
who is stationed there.
Miss Ruth Ramsdell has return
from a six weeks visit in Whining.
ton, Calf, where she was the
guest of Mrs. John Doonan.
Mrs. Eugene Casey of Cora
Gables, Fla, has been visiting
friends in Montgomery County.
Mrs. George M. Hunter enter
tanned members of the Tuesday
bridge Club this week at Hunger
ford Tavern.
Miss Irene Painter returned fron
a two week vacation at Nortl
Beach.
Mrs. Lucy Barnsley returned
from a two-month trip out west
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LAYTONSVILLE
Mrs. s. MehrIe HaiMes
Tele. Gathers. 5-F-23
nfte1- Y D M

Mrs. Edwin d. Fry of Fair Hill
Farm, was hostess Tuesday even
ing at cards in honor of her daugh-
ter-in-law Mrs. Edwin C. Fry and
her mother Mrs. Arthur Miller of
Mt. Vernon, New York, who is
spending the week here. High
scores were made by Miss Vashti
Bartlett and Mrs. Vestus Wilcox,
with consolation prize going to
Mrs. Henry Griffith.
Mrs. Merhle Haines and Mrs.
James Louthan returned Thursday
after a week at Ocean City and
several days visit in Virginia.
Miss Grace Roberts, principal
of Laytonsville School returned
Thursday from Chicago and &
visit to her native, Iowa. Miss Ro.
berts and Miss Elizabeth Griffith
will have new assistant this year
Miss Gertrude Stanley having re-
signed to teach primary grades in
another school.
Mrs. Samuel Riggs and S/Sgt
Sam Riggs, Mrs. Thomas Stewart
and her children Gordon Keys and
Mary Cook Stewart are spending
the week in Ocean City.
Jane Blunt, riding Mrs. Lee
Councilman's Kristi in show al
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Mrs. Nicholas Brewer
Tete. Rockville 75-R

On their wedding anniversary
Saturday, August 25th, Judge and
Mrs. Charles w. Woodward at
tended the marriage of their son
DR.. Arthur F. Woodward to Miss
Beth Harding, daughter of Mr.. &
Mrs. Frankling Harding of Kill
marnock, Va. The ceremony was
performed in Old Colonial Christ
sChurch, Irvington, Va. Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph Talbot also at
tended the wedding and reception.
Pfc. Eugene Cissell, with the 9Th
Air Force, is spending a 80 day
furlough with his mother, Mrs.
Cecil Cissell. Pfc. Cissell has just
returned from 20 months duty
overseas.
1t. and Mrs. VIM. R. Talbot
are here from Pensacola, Fla, for
a 10 day visit with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Talbot, after which 1t. Talbot
will go to Kearns Field, Utah.
Albert Burnett has returned
from Bethany Beach where he Wis
tied Bill and Sunny Linthicum.
Miss Margaret Tyler and Mrs.
John O'Hara are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Robert Peter, at Beth
any Beach.
Mrs. F. Bache Albert has return
ed from New London, Conn.,,
where she spent several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Williams.
Sgt. Fred Bickford, U. S. Air
Corps, has returned to Florida
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-30

Mrs. Sherwood Smith was pain
fully burned on her arms by an
exploding fruit jar several weeks
ago., but is almost entirely recover
ed now.
Mr.. William Williams, his grand
son, William Headley, Mr.. Herman
Fitzwater and Mr.. Eccleston went
on a three-day fishing trip near
Cape Charles last week, return
ing with several large founders,
some bass and rock fish.
Mrs. Nina D. Heck of Baltimore
is spending a week with her sister
and brother-in-law, Rev. and Mrs.
James P. Kerr.
The sale held by DIR. Higgins on
the lawn of the family home last
Saturday was well attended and
successful financially.
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WOODFIELD

PFC. Calvin King, who has been
in Hospital in Georgia since re-
turning from Germany, is home on
a thirty day furlough with his
bride, the former Miss Dolores
Simms, of Georgia. They are
spending this week with his mother
at. the home of Mrs. Jerry King.
a brother Pvt. Jerry King was
home from Camp for the weekend
also.
Roland Ward, who has been
working at the War Production
Board at the University of Mary
land, is now with the International
Harvester Co. at Washington
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Lartz of Fred
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erick were the guest on Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Ward. In
the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. C. E..
Plummer of Gaithersburg joined
them.
Mrs. Ollie King with Mrs. Ebert
Richardson of Ednor and another
friend from Alexandria, Va. left
by auto on Mon. for Texas. Mrs.
King will visit her father, brother
and sisters who live near Dallas
and Mrs. Richardson, will go on to
Austin, where her husband is re-
porting for rehabilitation. He has
recently returned from Germany
after over two years.
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service will meet on Wed.
Sept.5 in the Woodfeld Hall.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-30

Suitland on Sunday won a blue
ribbon, silver trophy and third
place three times. Next Sunday
she and Kristi, who have really
been cleaning up this summer, will
be at a show at the Alexandria
Stadium.
Peggy Hines of Spring Gardens
Farm, has resigned her position
with the Evening Star to became
a reservationist in T. w. A. Office
in Washington. Miss Hines is
now in New York getting her
basic training at La Guardia Field.
The daughters of Mrs. Charles
Higgins gave tea at the home of
Mrs. Alfred Richards in Washing
ton, Sunday evening in honor of
their mothers SIND birthday. A
number of Laytonsville and Cal
therburg people attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Beall have
named their second son, born some
weeks ago, James Griffith Beall.
Mrs. Mary Allnutt will be out
from d. c. for the weekend. Other
guests at the Taylor home during
the week include Charles War
field and Bernice Tabler.
Miss Mary Ruth Owings, a
senior student at the Union Memo
rial School of Nursing, has arrived
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Owings of Tus-
culum Farms for a months vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Merhle Haines and Mrs.
Charles Arthur were among the
Montgomery County members of
the American Newspaper Club who
attended the members luncheon
Monday and heard Pauline Fred
erick fellow member tell of her
experiences on a trip to China and
eleven other war stricken nations.
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BOYD
Mrs. JO1nes P. Kerr
TeLe. POOLesvilLe 2047

Mr.. John F. Reffitt, daughter
Mary Refitt of Washington and
son, S. lie Paul Reffitt drove to
Kentucky recently where they visit
ed relatives, arriving home Sun
day, Aug. 10. They also visited
in Columbus, Ohio, bringing home
with them Mr.. Refitt's niece, Mrs.
Evelyn Oliver.
Sgt. Alvin Watkins arrived at
his parents residence on Monday
Aug. 20 from England, where he
had been for two years. After a
3O-day furlough he will report back
for re-assignment to Camp Meade.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-30

EFOR SALE = Corn binder
Ensilage cutters new used
Farmall B tractor and mower
McDeering 10 20 on rubber
10 20 Tractor on steel--cheap
corn planter and Fert. atth.
"fits" H, M, F-12 or Fla
2 row workers for F-12 or Fla
Pickup pillow for F-12 or Fla
Buck rake fits any tractor
mower fits Oliver 70 Row Crop.
manure spreader, like new
disc grain drill 10 X T.
alfalfa seeding drill
tractor disc 10" x 80
extra heavy disc %" 80 =
tractor plows 2 x IL 2 x ID
spring and spike tooth harrows
6 foot cultipacker
hammermill Papec Ia"
Dellinger 10" hammermill =
7h x 10 HIP Elec motors =
1884 B4 IHC good truck
slop tank 1000 gal. for above
1000 gal 5 comp tank
GMC n ton 38 stake pickup
IL gauge auto shot gun
high grade double Dbl shot gun
electric stove like new -
Charles T. Cockey
Stevenson Road, Pikesville =
Phone Pixies 416. T-12-3O
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-30

.CHICKENS FOR SALE $50
five week old New Hampshire
Reds, 55c each; $50 three year
old Leghorn hens, $1.20 each;
$50 beautiful, large white Leg
horn pullets now laying 100 eggs
a day. These are from Pennsyl-
vania farms master matings
class of 240-338 eggs. Price 1925
each. Roland Mackenzie, At Lay
hill on Glenmont Sandy Spring
Road. Phone Ashton 1896. 881
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-30

WUNDER AUCTION PRICES
SALE, furniture and household
effects: 2 extension dining room
tables; 6 upholstered dining room
chairs; side board; china closet;
lamps, radio, some nice dishes
and glassware; single and double
bed springs; 2 studio couches;
kitchen table; cane bottom
chairs; 3-piece white enamel bed
room set; Pre-war aluminium
pans; roasters; iron frying pans;
garden tools; pictures, etc. These
items can be seen at any time.
II Russell Avenue, Gaithersburg,
Md. 841
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-30

visiting her sons, Cullum in Detroit
and Ted in Yakima, Washington.
Also, Mrs. Dorothy Schott, in Bur-
bank, Calf, and DR.. and Mrs. John
M. Wheels in Beverly Hills, Calf.
Miss Joyce Davis spent the week
end in Baltimore with Miss Eileen
Fraley, who is student nurse at
the University Hospital.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-30

FOR SALE-Due to tihe sale
of the farm have been farming
| am Offering the following
equipment at Private Sale: New
Idea manure spreader; McCor-
mick Deering cultipacker; Nc
Cormick Deering 8 #. Binder:
John Deere corn planter, No. 80
with fertilizer attachment; land
roller; Dillinger hammer mill;
Buck rake for Ford Tractor;
Low down iron wheel wagon; q
horse wired pillow horse rake. w.
Tarlton Bryan, mile East of
Ashton, Md. Tele. Ashton 5311.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-30

- FOR SALE, - Hay, 9 acres
standing, some first, some sec
ond cut clover and timothy; clear
field on roadside located between
Norbeck and Olney. Call RE
1891 days; Kensington 211-W
evenings. 1874
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-30
- WANT ADS

Advertising for these columns Wednesday
While cannot honestly
70 maintain this department primarily readers
We will not accept which misleading
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-30

|" WANTED Couple for small
poultry farm iE nearby Mary
land. Comfortable living and
quarters; also good wages. Call
RE 1851 days; Kensington 211-W
evenings. Do not apply if not
experienced. 1872
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-30

WANTED Farmer and wife
on country estate 20 miles from
Washington. Good living quar-
tiers, oil heat, electricity and
bath; milking three cows; care
for poultry, pigs, and horses.
Small orchard, care Of lawn, etc.
Must drive car and tractor. No
crops, putting place in grass.
Must be experienced, honest, re-
liable of assuming responsibility
when owner away. Wife to care
for milk and churn, also laun-
dry. Part-time work in house If
desired. Milk, butter, eggs and
fuel furnished. For right couple
this is a comfortable home and
pleasant surroundings. 500. per
month. Phone Washington,
North 0018 during day or Ash
ton 3139 evenings and week.
ends. S49
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~ RIDES WANTED-Ashton to
Ellicott City, daily Monday
through Friday, leaving Ashton
at or before 8 A. M. and return
ing from Ellicott City after A
p. M. F. Marti, Brinklow, Md.
1888