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WEARING APPAREL
FASCINATORS
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i hlNINitD plNOsDss L - = ~ -
4 BETTER cash offer for used furni-
lure. Moon Bros Furn.. TE 1920
a BETTER price paid for furniture.
stoves. etc. TE 1883 Dealer
q BETTER cash price paid FOR furni-
'ure washers rciric. Lyle TO 9-9S4A.
a FURNITURE DIR Complete ZONES
~ odd pieces rcirieeraturs washers
pianG stoves Call MS before YOU sell
We viii pay the highest price possible
TE 2-ss05
A. HOME NJ furniture or odd pieces 20
furnish 2 home refrigerator washer or
apartment size piano PLAZA s575
a LATE model combination radio or re-
cofdcr Reasonable RApdoiph 0696
. TAXI METER wanted IN good condi-
uon. Can Cadillac tli
sell your furniture when vou
can Farrincton Furniture PL 'l27.
TY 6-t225
CALL TO s-5344 f0t best prices on
used furniture Dealer
FrRSlTuRE wanted WI pay best
prices Yockey Brus TE 2f537
FURNITURE vented tor cash Com
ac'c home nl add Ficees r. l-f44A-
REFRIGERATORs taken on new lnrs
ct via pay cash ALLIED NO is2n
VIZ BUY waste yaurr Of all kinds non
and mCa. 20 an KINDS o22 Brady
TF i--25f
VIZ PAY s5c old newspapers delivered
20 3T6o Central VI 664s
ur w. will trade if for new one $50
sFf.FIann wrFaffr UfHr
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industrial Property Sole. Leo.e
Zoncd for Heavy Industry
LAND CONTRACTS

ati cash ,rrmedl.tely fol your con:
fra-f ~ euuI'v Rio rR l.O5fO
All CASH FOR EQUITY
ALVIN Lynn ca 7H75 -TY 1880
At LOW Discount Ruv Land Con-
'farfe Arrange flsr FIRST Nar'gege
Loans Edward Hcnkc Co Hammond
EIle ca 2g-T
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GRATIOT-9 MILE SEC.

GRATIOT-9 MILE SEC.
bed,ooms Prewsr Po.r, eonstr1s,on s,1s, i-, hin,
sashes and screens Wei handicapped
s1lfd concrete side drive and garage
floor fenced only s. 400 substantial
down S34 monthly includes taxes.
A. HOLSTER
i45o1 East = Nile Pr 224o
GRAY AVE.
NEAR Charleyoix large 9-bcdroom sim
gir with stukef heat good stoves and
rcfrigerators excellent condition First
check gets ~ - s. 500
FRED GARRELS i7oo5 F. WARREN
IT. 10000 tt 1920
GRoEsBECK u MILE SIC
r00ms bath acre Of ground fruit
trees Price "a $50 q 600 down
IRWIN K1GHT 4 HINES ISC
3o12o Gfatlo' Roseyille 1itf
NAaiRJ IR.S. near T. MIN SraAo.ia,.t
hot air heat. recreation room. attic
e feat1rfs sEgSlieqt conaii9n nai. ainoa, d1a
pancy VIM f WAITEs. TO 7-l52i.
HARPER-a Mic sec rooms 70-f,
corner lot city trans immediate posses
sion an for STATS down. Boyer Real
Estate, 20oil Harper TT 2-s92o
HARTWELL nr 2 Nile RI hr 3 bed
rooms 4o.,, ,lo' quick possession
DAN J HARRISON
HAVE homes fats tcomcl. prop east
side AIRPORT REALTY PR 1890
tMNEDfATE possession Military Nc
Graw Is rms one fioor illl 4asn.i
steam heat 2-car 81 500 dn Pfnu'N
La $751; IA 1852
IA 2piAef.Ft9Af -
BRICK modern s rooms recreation
room ras afr condition lancscspcd -
taf. garage side drive sill 600
BROKER >ToWnsend o-2454
LACROSSE. 1856 snrlc arrsnrcf in
3 apis good income plus rental fcturus
steam 3 garages 81 500 down
~ SEA REALTY 4 INVESTMENT. co
6Hi7 F0n W. VI llf0o
LA sALLt NGARDFNs sd Cat S
rooms and bath csch Excellent rcni-
Tnfk'N school good shnpnint.
fsnsporation Inco me a 4fo.
Priced Sii 000 terms Call MI
Blfne II 4aS09
BERRY 4 KFSSLER $3.50 10Y RD
LTTLE MACK BET lo.lf MUEN
rooms NiU basement hrgutlfuHy.
GrnieDsd completely including dire
tnr stove and i.e box loi l33xl 70.
IRWIN RIGHT a HINES TNC
3O52O Grafiot Roscyiic ilff
MAIDEN llsI5-Brick six rooms.
CLEAN possession March satrlfiCe
3 appointment only BELCHER LcnoS
fI9o-Lise new brick
Vrurcrf-r bedrooms two ric baths 4un
room aTCe closets automatic heaf
n-us' 10 scrn 20 spp. erists a. shown nv
only Ebert. Niassra asao
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BOARD AND ROOMS

LINCOLN. s447 90 Large front room,
suitable two gentlemen reasonable
Excellent meals
MT ELlaOTT, 5742 N.W manage
mcnt Excellent transportation sunday
meals " 901q
VAN DYKE. 3776 near Msck Two
gentlemen 20 share room twin beds
laundry included INanhOe 1884
COLORED Furnished room and board
Tor gentleman Call TY 5-STlo
COLORED-Threc furnished bedrooms.
gentlemen preferred excellent trans
poriation Townsend 5-Ell7
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COZ ofOpFD-iss7i wabash vac MOD
8 g. Sl 500 du Mcouccn TO s-354i
c0rORFD i7s7 " Cd blvd q rms
hrick Vcam Scar garare Priced low
fU. So POO du
sMEDLEY aas = warren TE i1eia2
cat atApEp-i4th nest Feftk-ii viv
ruawr good condition hot ar heat
rarc 81 600 down CS i2T3s
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? bedrooms. prewsr construction hin
FED siokcr Venetian blinds storm
saSheS and screens wcil lsndSCapcd
solid concrete side drive and garage
floor fenced only 81 900 substantial
down S34 monthly inclufcs taxes.
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Montgomery, m. Cd. River
.II 4 JOHNSON
PENROD AVENUE

s-room modern colonial. side drive:
2-car garage, automatic oil heat pos
session can be had Feb I Priced
50 zoo terms Call Mr. Goerke. JeneSel
a Dinu. 1908 W. Warren. oregon
6l6l.
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LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

lo-ACPE pbrrr, Nitn frontage On
Srn'o.rrH' good productive soil WITH
some trees iG the rear exceptionally
pl.ct ~ $50 per scr" terms can 20
stfengrc newman Plymouth Rd A.
Stsis 20 Litcnis 7l6o
AEAILARtE At ONCE rooms. -
sfn-I a.nf bath city ~s'rr lAgre
~t'..r1 .lse on ? ACpEs $3.50
fN.. ~.4n gPOsSHsS Van Born
-se Nar-r peYre 0gg0
LLL--l-- T. +sisi f,--ei-, - Grand rTYsf.
pfs .40uiuE from street tn street.
n- 1ilk COR atty Ssfsr 81 ass
terms NrsuaU FIvrvnufn ps AZ
a...r ~ pE s-1n
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
OPPORTUNITIES

RIAL ESTATE SERVICE
seldom & Johnson Inc. -Four OFFICES.
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OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-Ruilding 7Ox47' restaurant
and bar fully equipped Property 30s
-kf20 2SN20 GroeShrrk Highway nc
tween Ten and Eleven Mile Cheap fol
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DELIGHTFUL

? REDRM home oil air cpu1lnorilr
natural frcpI 2o-n It Pm lovely
l1ig-r sunrm extra .avaiary on LIST
q complete home Vi'l screens
storm sash Venetian blinds carDetinE
in living I'm nall and stairway srr h.
c'ufed in 'hc price nicc SOFT iot sll
isndsCapcd gar undcrpriced $40 600.
CPTGER EEAI TOP
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WANTEp--MAcHINERY
SWAPS

WANTED - "a" pipe. I" tubing or
anrl,s nev or used vi l-03l3 or write
Binsins Tool & MIX, 1919 .springwehs
SWAPS
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INCARCERATION SERVICE
CALL TY 1894

foy prompt efficient and rrasonsh'e
refrigeration service domestic and com.
mefcisl Licrnse1 a1c nun1c1
EAST SrDf REFRIGERATION
Guaranteed sob al makes repaired
Licensed and houced Pr 1850
REFRICERATCRs-Au makes repaired
WORK guaranteed East Sidc II 9h3b.
We specialize ~ Grup0W Coldtpl'
Cfosiey Norge and otter uEkfg 81
work guaTsnferc
SUPER REFRIGERATION SERVICE
fieSs GRAND RIVER no t1ff
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24

Al Decorating parcfhsnsine rom 7e-
ms nlss,srins rcss guar. % 26l7
Al DEC painting pspeTasnCinc Fay
Yegns 1913 " Forrest. II 2-S27@
Al FAFERHANGING. PARTING focw'
pspered 50 so up inc. micrl Pl 3936
BETTER nsin'ing and pspevinr lot
ey mechanics references IL Sles
ABSOLUTE satisfaction immediate serv'
ice. painting papcying free csi East
siee LE O6Sa
ALL work guar painting pancrha1g-
ing plAsterins prompt, Tcas no 5000
DECORATING painting papcrnAurinr.
rear rates. prompt service Pr 1866
INTERIOR painting wal Washing
work guaranteed CH. 5667
PAINTING DECORATING wall Washing
workmanship guaranteed. TO 6'6333
WALLPAPER removing, plaster repairs
floor sanding We rent steamer floor
sanders pcl!sNerS. etc.
Z IOHSSON-HO O2sl
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fRNiNHfeA

NOTTINGHAM. fiao-Ltke new brick
yrnrcrf~S bedrooms two ale baths 4un
room arce closets automatic heaf
r,us' 20 tern 20 APP erists a. shown nv
srrolntmen, only Ebert. Niasara Asio
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
RUMMAGE SALE

Clo'hine FOR the whole family shoes
dishes household utensils nicknackS
tor the home furniture of al kinds
books TOYS daily % . SUNDAYS 10
L. NnA Enana nL-.r
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Piers and Houseraising
PLAsTERINc

HOUSE RAISING rtposjins Easements.
sewers relAid In business 20 vfb FHA
terms Guar. work Ga 5000 OR $500
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
PLUMBING AND HEATING

ALI PLUMBING AND HEATING Make
your hot water heater automatic. S2t
complete. Gas heat installed no Gown
payment PinCree aSoA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
Farmers To Meet
At Jamestown

Presentation of the annual re-
port Of Southern States Cooper
alive Showing technicolor
sound movie and comedy cartoon,
and election of new members Of
the Southern States Advisory
Board and local Farm Home Adj
visory Committee will feature
the local Southern States annual
membership meeting for the Sem
eca area 10 be held at 8 o'clock
OH Wednesday evening, September
4, at the Darnestown School, at
Seneca.
Kelley Rice of Germantown will
serve as chairman Of the meet
ing, which is expected to have an
attendance Of 200 county farmers
and will be among the largest
farm meetings to be held In
Seneca this year. The program
will include musical entertainment
and recreational activities. The
meeting is sponsored jointly by
Southern States Cooperative and
Guy F. Allnutt, Seneca, local
Southern States cooperative SER
vice agency.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
Reporter Misses
Story Right
Under Her Nose

The five "w's" of reporting,
who, what, when, where and why,
cannot be applied to the affair
which was viewed from the Sen
tinel office Tuesday evening. The
"who" and "why" are unknown,
but it was a fire, it happened at
5:55 M. and it occurred just
just outside the Sentinel bay
window. Someohe had evidently
tossed cigarette on the cushion
Of a parked car. Helpful by
ISLANDERS beat the cushion, famed
it, and finally threw it in the
gutter in flames. The Rockville
firemen tore themselves away
from their dinner tables and
poured water on the cushion after
someone had the presence Of mind
tc call them. Finally much TO
the amazement Of the curbstone
audience and to member of the
Sentinel staff who was hanging
out the window, the owner Of the
car, a one-armed man, arrived
hastily put the dripping cushion in
the car sat on it and drove off.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
Safely Expert To
Study Traffic
Hazards Here

AS the result of a conference
between County Supervisor Will
lard F. Day, Police Chief Carlip
and representatives of the Inter
national Association of Chiefs of
Police, which followed recon-
mendation, of the County Safety
Council, Chief Carlin suggested to
the County Commissioners on
Tuesday that an expert be provid-
ed to study the organization of the
police force, it's methods of keep
ing accident reports, and to give
training in accident prevention,
The Commissioners ordered the
survey at cost not to exceed
$400. The expert is to be provided
by the International Association
Of Chiefs of Police.
Chief Carlin also told the Com
missioners that the six policemen
asked for last week were to re-
place ones lost by death or resign
alton, and we're not additional
men, as had been stated in some
of the newspapers.
A delegation of 20 residents
from the Clarksburg district, head
ed by Garner Duvall and Chief Of
Police Carlin, appeared to urge
improvement of the road between
Shiloh Church Rd. and Slidell.
Several people testified that it is
almost impossible in the summer,
and totally impossible in the win
ter, preventing school buses from
getting thru. The request was re-
ferred to the county engineer for
recommendation
The Commissioners approved
rental of new building owned by
W. Lawson King at $500 a
month with years lease
with option to renew, as quarters
foi the Gaithersburg Health Gem
ter.
The Commissioners also author
lied institution of condemnation
proceedings to acquire a tract of
about three acres in Silver Spring
for a public parking lot.
Supervisors and assessors will
attend the Third Annual Educa-
ton and Business Conference at
Ocean City the first week in Sep
TENDER. They we're also authoriz-
ca to attend the National Associa-
ton of Assessors meeting in Bos-
ton from September "a 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

Henry P. Irr, Baltimore, holds
the nations record in making
home loans to G.. rs. On the sec
ond anniversary of the CT Bill of
Rights June 22) the Baltimore
Federal Savings andd Loan AS
ISOLATION, which he heads, had
lent $5,536,000 to LIP ex-soldiers,
sailors and marines. An ex-marine
OF World War I, himself, Henry
Irr says that his savings institu-
ton has a third of all its assets
in loan to vet and "it's the safest
money we have loaned out"
This years president of the
United States Savings and Loan
League, Mr.. Irr has spearheaded
the drive among the savings and
loan associations all over the
country to put veterans loans
ahead of all other home lending
demands. 1t has resulted in their
being the source of 3 out of 5
home loans veterans are getting
today.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
THE NEWS UP TO DATE

Department will accept bids on
1860 surplus articles Of new
clothing which was originally de-
signed for enlisted women. Among
the items are 1000 pairs Of stock
ings Delinquent taxpayers in
Kent County are practically nom
existent. Maybe the fact that the
ex-Sheriff is the present treasurer
has something TO do with it
The University Of Maryland foot
ball team may play on the West
Coast in the fall if a plan pro-
posed by Coach Smith Of the Uni
versity Of San Francisco goes
through Rev Lyman y.
Greaves, vicar Of st. Georges
Church, Nanticoke, Pa, will as
sumo duties as the new rector Of
Christ Episcopal Church in Ken
sington on September 1st The
charity carnival recently sponsored
by the Rockville Chapter Of the
Izaak Walton League and the
Rockville Lions Club. netted over
$4,000 for the two organizations
Did you know that coffee con-
sumption in the U. s. has increased
in the past five years? Where the
individual once drank three cups,
he now sips four. Will the in
crease in price from 10 TO 10 cents
make a difference The dead
line to file applications for the
position Of postal clerk and city
carrier at the Silver Spring post
office has been extended because
not enough men have applied TO
fiji the II vacancies :. Entomolo-
gists at the u. Of NJ. experimental
Monday with a military smoke
screen machine remodeled TO spray
DOT fog" along the edge Of
Continued ON page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

Montgomery Junior College will
receive grant Of $4,000 under
terms Of an order issued last Tues
day by Governor O'Conor .
Walter Johnson continues to rally
now and then from his serious i'll
ness According TO Drew Pear
son, Dean Acheson has told Presi-
dent Truman to look around for a
new Undersecretary Of State, since
he plans to resign before January
LIST "Shishkebab" a word in
the Oak Grove Inn advertisement
in this issue, is new to Maryland
vocabuIaries and palates. 1t is a
Turkish dish consisting Of lamb
which has been in wine for "a
hours, green pepper, onion and to-
mato. The food is put on skewer
and broiIed over charcoal. II rates
high with epicures Among
the county fishermen who have
been hooking marlin at Ocean City,
are Bernard Conger Of Rockville
and Roland j. Ferguson Of Silver
Spring. Both men released the
fish after they had caught them
following the example Of many
other fishing enthusiasts who wish
to conserve the present stock Of
white marlin Have you sent
your contribution TO the Montgom-
cry County General Hospital? d.
Farm real estate prices have risen
10 per cent since July 1915, ac-
cording TO the Agriculture Depart
ment, and they now stand n per
cent above the 1859 average
But what has really gone up
is the cost Of vacations. Hotel
rates generally have increased IS
per cent 10 more than 100 per cent
since pre-war days Who wants
some ladies' hosiery? The War
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
International
Talks Pave Way
For Chest Drive

Launching a comprehensive in
f1fnhtional campaign, the Mont
l66fy County Community Chest
and Council has requested 100
organizations in the area for an
opportunity to take to them re-
ports and descriptions of the work
of the chest and it's 10 member
agencies.
1t is, according to Edward w.
Stock, Jr., chairman of the volun-
teer public relations committee, the
most ambitious program of the
kind yet attempted.
Civic and fraternaI organiza-
tons, women's clubs, political
groups, veterans, religious and
social bodies have all been asked
to participate in the campaign by
planning" the Community Chest
into club calendars. The Chest has
bureau Of trained speakers, we'll
informed about the welfare, health
and recreation activities in the
county, who will lead panel dis
cussions on such topics as: Broken
Lives and Broken Homes" as
Women's Employment Responsible
for Juvenile Delinquency" as
Today the Tomorrow We Fought
For ?"
Other speakers will direct forum
discussions on the ways in which
community planning can make for
a better life in Montgomery Coun-
ty. Youth organization, the
Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, All Clubs,
YMCA and others, are now prepar-
ing "packaged shows" which will
give a graphic picture Of the aims
and activities made possible by
community support Of the COM
munity chest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
Roger Purdum Gets
Honorable Discharge

Roger Purdum, son of Mrs.
Dora Purdum of Washington
Grove received his honorable dis
charge in July after sixteen
months in the Army. Upon his
discharge he held the rank of TIA.
During his many months in
Europe, he was stationed in eight
countries, although most of his
time was spent in Germany. He
also took course in the universe
ty at Biarritz, France, Roger
plans to attend Strayers College
Of Accountancy. Prior to joining
the Army, he received his high
school diploma at Bethesda-Chevy
Chase summer school, having
completed the rest of his high
school work at Gaithersburg
High School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
Lions To Romp
Rain Or Shine

The Rockville Lions Club anti
cipate the presence of about one
hundred Lions, Lionesses and Cubs
at the "Family Day" they are
planning for Saturday, August
oath, at the Washington Grove
Auditorium. Games starting at
a p. M. will precede supper at
6 p. M. in the Woman's Club
house. The Rock Creek Ramb-
lors will furnish music during
the evening while the families en-
JOY playing soft ball, badminton,
SWITCHBOARD, ping-pong, volley
ball, horse shoe pitching, foot
races, tug-of-war, and ladies
handkerchief race. The outing
will be held rain or shine. In the
event of rain, all activities will
be held indoors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
County Firemen
Named To Committees

President w. Bartgis Storm of
Frederick, has announced the ap-
pointment of the following Mont
gomery County firemen to Com
mittees of the Maryland State
Firemen's Association. Legislative,
Chief David S. Tuohey, Cabin
John; Fire Chiefs, Chief Spencer
j. H. Brown, Sandy Spring; Exc
cutive, Bradley C. Riggs, Kensing-
ton; Historical, Henry E. Mar
schak, Takoma Park; Fire Service
Extension, Chief Joseph A. Clam
matteo, Glen Echo; Fire Proven
ton, Fire Marshal Victor H. Ben
der, Silver Spring; Fire School
Booster, Deputy Chief Robert P.
Dunlop, Chevy Chase; Publicity,
Irving W. johnson, Glen Echo.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
Arrangements
Complete For
POOlesville Show
Photo CourteSN Washingtom StM

Final arrangements for the
Sixth Annual Livestock Show n
Pqolesville have been made. Chas
Michael, advisor, has announced
the judges for the day as fol-
lows: Edward Derr of New Wind
scr, draft horses; James Clubhouse
University Of Maryland, beef cat
tie; and Ural Bee, also Of the
University of Maryland. sheep and
swine.
Features of the days program
will be a sheep herding demon
stration and a horse pulling con-
test. FLA and All Club mem
bers will participate i'm a CREASED
pig chase.
Judging will start promptly at
$50 A. NJ.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
WOmen's BurgOO Party
Set For September 4

The Woman's Democratic Club
of Silver Spring will hold its
Candidates Night Kentucky Bur-
goo Party on Wednesday, Sept
ember 4th, according to an an
nouncement by Mrs. William E
Bowman, chairman of the com.
mittee in charge. The affair,
which will be held at the home of
Lacy Shaw at Meadowood, will
mark the opening of the Demo-
cratic campaign in Montgomery
county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
Ground Broken
For Rockville
Telephone Bldg.

A $4,000 expansion of the
telephone system in Rockville in
volving the erection of a new
building and the installation of
of dial equipment is expected to
be completed by the end of 1916 or
the early part of 19A7, it was an
nounced today by the Chesapeake
and Potomac Company of Balti-
more City.
o. W. Beall, manager for the
company, said the new building,
a one story and partial basement
structure, will cost about $4,000
and will house the step-by-step
type of dial equipment. Cost
Of the initial equipment installa-
ton is estimated at $4,000.
The present capacity of equip
m9nt in operation here is 1,40O
main telephones. The proposed
dial Office will be engineered to
handle initially 1000 telephones.
The new home of the C. & p,
to be located at Perry and jeff
erson Streets, was designed by
Leon Chatelain, Jr., and will be
erected by the Prescott Construct
ion Company.
Mr.. Beall pointed out that the
improvement program when COM
pleted, will give Rockville tele-
phone subscribers a fast, depend
able system with adequate equip
ment to take care of all demands
for service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
Youth Fellowship
Is Entertained

Members Of the Youth Fellow
ship of the Potomac Methodist
Church were entertained Sunday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Collins. Following
games, the forty young people en-
joyed picnic supper topped off
with watermelon at the fireplace
en- the lawn Of the Collins home.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
Rockville Chamber
To Meet Monday

The Chamber of Commerce of
Rockville will hold its regular
meeting on Monday night, August
2Gth at P. M. in the Police
Court Room. Buell. Gardner, the
president, urges all citizens to at
tend and to present any problems
OF suggestions which would bene-
fit the town of Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
Insurance Facts
Given Veterans
Veterans

Veterans Administration
contact representative, f. II.
LeRoi, urges all veterans in
terested in converting their
National Service Life Insur
ance policies to investigate the
various types of insurance
available before converting. He
has a complete knowledge Of
the subject and is in his Office
every day, Monday through
Friday from $50 A. M. until
a P. M. in the Selective Ser
vice Office in the Farmers
Bank Building in Rockville.