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NORTH OF SILL. SPR.

BUNGALOW, on lse attractively HANDICAPPED
lot with garden spot: bedrms. lee. ilv
rn.. kit, Utility rm.. h--wh.. mas get:
at $3.50. o. L. MURDOCH. PL. 100.
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$4,000 DOWN-VACANT

1900 block Dexter ter Sc. off Nichols
rooms and modern bath. basement; oil
h.-w.h.; nice yards: AL condition, Priced
to sell this week, For details call TIL
pm. weekdays: Sun, II to 5.
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SILVER SPRING

500I Rockwood DIR. Our best buy! Lovely
6-rm. brick, slate roof home; all large
rms, powder rm on lst floor, large break
fast nook, delightful kit; full bsmt., lava
tory, recreation rm, gas &C. heat; built
N gar, large screened porch, copper pipes
and cutters. If you are comparing values,
be sure to see this luxurious home which
is selling for S23,95O; terms: immediate
possession. Directions: Out 18th St to
D. c. line, bear right on Colesville rd to
End ave- then left to $500 block and
open sign.
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RIVERDALE

and bath, with insulated but diminished
attic: needs slight repairs and decoratine.
A bargain priced at $1,000; $500 down
and about S54 monthly. WALKER &
DUNLOP INC. 1900 18th st. NV, DI.
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HomeWOod in Kensington


S11.55O. Modern detached Cape Cod
bungalow in beautiful suburban set
ting. A community of better r-class PEG
pie. LARGE liv. rm. with fireplace. fully
equip. kit. with 7-ft G.E. and range.
lovely cabinets. . bedrms. and modern
bath; End fir. has two oormer windows
and four windows and is subfloored ready
for finishing into two more rooms. Full
bsmt. with oil furnace. a.-c. laundry tubs
entrance to a splendid fenced-in yd and
sturdy swings for the children. The ad-
dress is 3l13 Fayette st. The directions
Kensington, q left ON Lincoln rd. over
the railroad bridge. sharp right on
Bladcnsburs I'd, ! blk. to Metropolitan.
right 1 long blk. to Forest Glen rd., left
, blks to Ferndale, left blks. 10 War
ner, right l blk. left to the sign on
property: or coming from Silver Spring
on Forest Glen turn on Ferndale sign on
property Phone is Pleasant 0S7a, Mr..
Taylor can be reached at o. 3462 in
ewes. FREDERICK W. BERENS, INC,
1hoS ST u ~
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeoss.

SoLoREP-sEaR sE Ar. 'th and .Is sfs bsts se GOOD
ems 'fn' sefSh RAaDoRpa RFHf re- Rfs eis
coLoRGD-,s1 Is.h ST. s.E.-s rms;
and bath, extra rm. in bsmt: C9lonial ma
back yard; in excel cond:: shown by appt.
only. Can AID. 7l39 or Ii. 5561. a
COLORED-OPEN TODAY
See 1897 Morris I'd Sc, today, new e.
out; in Anacostia, Just off and east OF
Nichols ave: FHA insured lst trust; will
our
the srounds Sat, Sun. and Mon. from II
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
DU. 0io7, 1902 New Jersey ave. NV:
Colored-Small Down Payment
u 18th st. s.e.-Two 3-rm. apts:. full
bsmt.. h.-wh.. separate entrance; live in
IoueHBy es o REAL Or Esf1TE s21a s s"9 Mass % ave
ne. AT. 1043.
Colored-Small Down Payment
4oj St st. Se-Bricks : nice apis; apis;
sSs Mass sTe Ds AZ 545 H5AL ESTATE
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.
COLORED-sIs-32e H ST. s.W.--s.a5
down. easy terms: rooms. cleo, row brick.
Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick, with
A. M. DRAISNER, 1404 l. st. NV. Ma.
sO36. Home, GE. O297 -5
COLORED-31a THIRD ST. sW-Here is
nice row brick house with gas heat,
made into > apis. and rented at S100 per
mo. Owner says sell now. $500 cash pay
ment. S75 per mo. You can't beat it.
STROUP, RA 500.
COLORED-133s-I33 4th ST.
s.w.-S2J5 down, easy terms; ) rooms
elec row brick. Call Morris Cohen or
Milton V.nnick. with A. M. DRAISNER,
1404 st. NV. MA. sO36. Home. GE. 0297.
.
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VETERANS

New 6-rm brick ZONE. Only S1,1O0 down.
screens, insulation, paved streets gas beat.
full bsmt !? blks. to schools bus. shop
ping Monthly payment. $50 plus taxes.
Lake and Euclid St, Cheverly, Md. WA.
S632
S. & S. BLDG. CORP.
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NEW BRICK HOME

1909 Jones Bridge rd., Bethesda, opposite
Bethesda Naval Hospital. Open Friday
90 pm. Sat. and Sun. LIS pm. New
English Colonial brick home. Large living
room, dining room. tiled kitchen. screened
side porch 3 bedrooms. tiled bath. staiI-
way 10 attic, furred walls, gas a.-c. heat,
Priced under 100000. To reach: OTt
Wisconsin ave. to Jones Bridge I'd, WHICH
is on the south side OF hospital grounds,
then right on Jones Bridge I'd. . blocks
to house. Mr.. Washburn, GE 261S.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
rr 1i+b N w
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Nearby Md. Bunpalow

Only $4,000 down. II you want value for
your money, here 1t is New. vacant, move
right in. Modern in every way. Cannot
be beat for small family. Lge. Handicapped
lot. Call Mr. Morningstar. WA. 360s, with
FORD e: MORGAN. Sr. RE 1910 Is
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ROLLINGWOOD

Open this week end 1-dark. Be cool
during Washington's summer heat: live
in "Rollinswood at Rock Greek Park
even better than before the warl All
homes are artistically situated on beau
tiful wooded lots and feature large rms !;
Spacious closets, de luxe kits. finished
attics, paneled rec. rms. and maids rms; {;
AZ complete tile baths, gas a.-c. heat.
40 additional homesites to choose from
To inspect: Out Conn. ave. to T. Leland
St, 1T to Rollingwood dr., right to homes
For further particulars, call ewes. and
suns, OIL. 1T0s.
METZLER
Realtor- Builder, 1IO6 Vermont ave. d.
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Open for Inspection, 1915
Prewar Dutch Colonial

4oO3 Longfellow St, Hyattsville Hills-Re-
Tile bath. hardwood floors, screened porch.
oil h.-wh,. full bsmt.: 3 olkS. to every.
ching SI1 500. WILL ROGERS, 3S4y
34tn st HI O391: ewes. WA. gl10. a
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FORT DAVIS, Sc.
HILLCREST

Near Alabama and Branch aves.. Sc. in
one of the highest and coolest locations
IN the District. Beautiful 6-room brick,
2-bath home. so arranged that a family
wishing TO live together may have en-
tirely separate and completely private
ou trters. Reasonably priced. Phone MA.
979s tooay
Capital View Realty Co.
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HOME REALTY co.

l726 Pa. ave. NV, RE. I:53,. .
Bedrm., Az Bath-$31,950
Splendid location. near Chevy Chase Club
hall Colonial in excellent condition, in
cludes den ana lavatory, plus bedroom
and full bath on first floor; bedrooms
porch, maids room and bath; Gear ga
rage. Truly an outstanding value. Call
Mr.. Jones. GE. 3O19 or
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest

9th AND M SITS. S.W.
Conv. to Navy Yard and War College; fine
6-rm. row brick, excel. cond. modernly
equipped; priced to sell at once. Mr. Phifer
vi. 1875.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
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FOUR CORNERS

Open Sun. to Mon. 1-6 pm. Lovely
lot, suitable for flower and vegetable sar-
den. Garage. ConY; to, everything. Di-
rections: Out Colesvile rd. from Four Cor
ners intersection | blk to Underwood
ave Then left on Underwood to No 303.
SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD
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BROS.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

New 5-rm brick tile bath. fireplace, elec.
kitchen. full bsmt, insulated unfinished
End floor; S14,5O0 terms. HI. 1oa9
after pm Mr.. Hamelton, HI. 4tiU.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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6 BRK- BUNGALOWS

3 bedrms., modern kit, full bsmt. with
lavatory, unfinished rec. rm. gas heat.
screens, Venetian blinds; lge. lots; ready in
30 days Out NJ H. ave. 1.3 miles past
D. C. line. right at Erskine St. right again
at 18th ave. / "a blks. to open home.
Open Daily, 5 to 8
KAuN m
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MICHIGAN PARK HILLS

MIC1IOAN TANh F1ILIO
1 5O2 Jefferson st.-New detached brick. 9
rooms, / !, baths; liy rm has picture win
dow and fireplace, hardwood floors, tile
floor in kitchen, open side porch; gas h.
and weather-stripped; on lge. corner lot
65x1O0 Can be seen by appt. Open
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GEO. w. ROBERTSON
1eaIt0T, WI. 6-bI, eVeS., ON. . I'D
CRESTVIEW


CRESTVIEW
w. Chevy Chase, of Western sve.-New
dinette, modern equipped kitchen. ? large
bedrooms .and. all-tiled bath; full attic
that can be finished; full basement, gas
&C. heat; conv. to everything con-
venient terms For details, call till pm.
weekdays, Sun. II to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
1912 18th st. NV. DI 1868. 3
ESSEX AVE, SOMERSET
Open Sat. Sun and Mon, 1-6 pm.
Group of beautiful homes on level lot
in an exclusive Somerset section. All
have st-flr. dens and powder rms. 3 bed
rms. and :, baths on 2nd fir. Garage.
Conv. to everything. Directions: Drive
out Wisconsin ave, past District line
(Western ave. to first traffic light dor
set ave.. left to Warwick pl,, left to
Eessex. right to homes.
SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD
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AID. OO21. Open till q. 4
BRADLEY HILLS ESTATE
Metzler, Realtor- Builder
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

1902 Cakridge lane Open Sat, Sun. and
Mon, 1 to Z. 4-bedrm.. 4-bath, 3-story
brick built in 1912. top cond. First floor
fireplace din rm, mod elec kit. End
and 3rd floors have 4 full-size bedrms.
2 tile baths, one on each A.; full bsmt.:
garage; nice wooded lot; mr. schools and
fransp. Asking S26.500: well financed:
Directions: Out wis ave. 5 blks. beyona
Bradley blvd to Elm St. turn right 3
blks. to Oakridge lane to our open sign.
Exclusive,
GEO. w ROBERTSON
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ROCKVILLE, MD.

Mapleton rd Open Sunday. > to g. A
most desirable 5-rm.. 2-story frame house,
kit dinette and porch on 1st floor; .
spacious bedrooms and bath. Ind floor:
full basement, gas a.-c. heat: large shady
lot Quiet street. just two blocks from
transportat tion, school and stores. Posses
sion with down payment. Price, S10,7o0,
on terms.
E. S. PRICE & CO,
PL. 1881. PL. Obs. or call Mr.. Price,
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= HILLCREST

HILLCREST
Delightful detached shadbark brick home
on large landscaped lot. facing Govt. PARK
built in 1871; lst floor has arse lylns
room with fireplace dining room. modern
kitchen: 2nd floor has 2 Ice bedrms: and
:, tile baths, Other features include hard
recreation room with fireplace. large
screened concrete porch. Venetian blinds;
awnings. screens, auto. oil heat, detached
u III1N6pIpIEC
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TAKOMA PARK

Retired minister's 6-room home, plus
pvt. apis. renting for S75 per mo; oil
INV h; close to transp. and Washins-
ton Stanitarium: bargain. with terms.
Call Mr. Smith MORRISON AGENCY,
SH. 3444: ewes. 81. 320S.
WEST LANHAM HILLS
arm, bath stucco bungalow. exp. attic;
O. h.-a. heat; lot approx. 54x165; price,
Sa350: 81, 500 down. Call MR.. BARNES,
WA. 1897 ewes, MI. 521s. -6
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

1892 First St Sc, open Sat. Sum- Mon.
III pm; vacant; 2-story brick, semidet.;
newly decorated: near new Telephone
Bldg; home. income: bedrms, :, baths;
on bus: near new shopping center. school,
hospital; 5000 cash needed Exclusive
with c. McCUNE. AT. 100. +
FORT DAVIS, Sc.
Open "-6, 1888 Ft. Dupon st. s.e,-Lovely
6-room. semidetached brick, on large LOT
heat. auto hot water, Venetian blinds and
screens; near shopping and Transportation:
owner transferred; will sacrifice; $500
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r. j. SCOFIELD
81. 5000; ewes, ST. 5sl6. -5
OPEN SAT-, SUN. AND MON.
l to dusk. Old English style 6-rm. home:
lge. liv. rm., with fireplace, 3 bedrms; and
tile bath, open porch, full bsmt. and gas
&C. heat. Priced at only Sl6.95o. Di-
rections: Dut 18th St, left on East-West
hwy. to large Rosemary Hills sign. turn
right ? blocks, then right "a block, then
left to open" sign.
SUBURBAN INVESTMENT
AND INSURANCE CO.. 81. 1875 IS
OPEN SAT-, SUN. AND MON.
to dqsk nc See Sat this rSssa oysy ,sdSms will
take twin beds Has a $4,000 a. first
trust and priced at only S13,s5o. Di-
rections: Out Ga. ave. to Colesville rd..
turn right to Four Corners, right on Old
to Brookmoor I'd. to open sign at 10o05.
SUBURBAN INVESTMENT
AND INSURANCE CO. 81. 1915. :
HEART OF WOODMOOR
New brick home of 6 rms, bath and side
porch; space provided for rec. rm. in
ments and features; nearly h.-acre lot lot;
excel value. during the holiday week end
lin what is considered one of our best
planned suburban communities). Call
)Ocd or Wn o165
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

SILVER SPR.. PA E. Frsnklin-Dutch
Col. 2-sty. Geo brick, 6i2 lge. rms, ~
and h W., garage. pvt drive. very pretty:
S"l 800 or S2,100 per yr. INQUIRE 9oc9
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FACING FIT. DUPONT PARK

IO"s Burns ST. Sc ,at Alabama ave0
Open Sun, and Mon. Better Homes and
Garden design. New. detached, 4i2 rooms,
full basement Move in with settlement.
JAMES CARROLL, VI 1857, or office. TR,
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KENSINGTON

POOLESVILLE, MARYLAND
, very old houses for sale. either one,
$4,000. One brick, rooms, u acre
corner property. on main St. no plumbing;
l log and frame, rooms. partially re-
modelled. acre lot next to Episcopal
church on main ST.. no plumbing. Gail
Heiberg Co.
100 Eye 81. NV. Ma. 6677. 4
ROCKVILLE
Near Montgomery ave. and Aberdeen I'd,
det s-rm. and bath house, completely re-
modelled: large lot with trees; near bus
line; priced at $4,000 for quick sale.
ROCKVILLE
DIT new masonry stueco house; contain,
mod kit. with gas stove and elec. re-
frigerator; lge. basement, hot-air heating
svstem with oil burner, laundry trays;
nice lot on paved street; priced at S9,So0.
TERMS or should go on CT financing.
ROCKVILLE
Detached 2-story Johns-Manville shingled
horse; 1st A. contains lge.- liv. rm.. din.
rm. and mod. kit: End a. has lge.
bedrms. and bath; full basement with
hot-air heating system; nice high lot.
Priced at S10S50. Terms.
WILL STACKHOUSE, Jr.
eos East Montgomery ave. Phone Rock
willie oSSS. day or night. %
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-13
FILM FARMERS DAUGHTER OPENS
 CAPITOL TONIGHT

Loretta Young, Joseph Gotten and Ethel Barrymore have the starring roles in RKO Radios The Farmers Daughter" a romantic comedy-dra- ma laid against the background of an exciting Congressional election, and at the Capitol Theatre this weekend starting tonight.
 The story revolves around the pol itical adventures of Katie Miss Young), young farm girl after she enters the employ of young Congressman Glenn Morley Got tom and his mother Miss Bar rymore) as a maid. Intelligent and frank in her ideas, Katie makes an impression upon her employers, par ticularly Glenn.
 Katie attends rally for the Nor ley-sponsored candidate for Con- gress. Familiar with the mans past Lolitical record, Katie completely discredits him. His opposition ob- tains her consent to run as their candidate. The Morleys wish her well, although Glenn would have preferred her to become his wife rather than a Congresswoman.
 Katie is smeared by an ugly scandal. Crushed, she goes back to the farm and Glenn follows and asks her to marry him. It takes the strong arms of Glenn and Katie's three brothers to expose the scandal mongers and clear the way for Katie's victory at the polls and he1 happiness with Glenn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-13

Donald Hill, service station opera tor, of 350-20th Ave, Paterson: N. J., has switched to Calve~t. be- cause Calvert is smoother.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-13
f7 PASSENGERS ARE FLOWN HERE BY pAA;;
 B ARE FLOWN OUT

Pan American made flights yes- terday and carried 30 passengers,
 Seattle to Juneau: Lester Hui man, James McAsserty, Otto F Ohlson, Max Weiss, Chris Dahl Mikeline Delleo.
 Ketchikan to Juneau: Frank Kay
 Fairbanks to Juneau: Donald Clark, F M. Tyvoll, John Hud- ert, E. Stormfeltz, M. Ente, Frank Nash, John Sheppard, Roy Eaton s. c. Bassett. Carroll Beamer.
 Juneau to Seattle: George Smith Arnold Hildre. N. Junk, Clt Tweedt, Walter Bust. John Shaw Loren Card.
 Frank Boyle, Mrs. Frank Boyle Carl Carlson, Ted Sandbeck, Rich ard Hanson, Duane Peterson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-13
TWO PICTURES ARE SHOWING TONIGHT
 Al 10TH CENTURY

Docks of New York" an East Side Kids feature, and a western, "Flools Gold" is the double bill at the goth Century tonight
 A murder, a diamond robbery, the machinations of foreign agents and the romantic adventures of a beaut- iful princess are ingredients of the story of Docks Of New York"
 But with the brash East Siders, including Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, Billy Benedict and Bud German in the featured roles, the picture could not fail to exhibit definite and constant strain of comedy underly- ing the action,
 Tools Gold is another Hopalong Cassidy production with William Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy Others in the cast of this thrilling western story are Andy Clyde, Rand Brooks and Jane Randolph.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-13
CIVIC PLAN TOUR 10 ALASKA IN SUMMER

The General Federation or Wo-
 mems Clubs will hold their conven-
 ton in Portland, Oregon, beginning
 Sunday, May 30. Mrs. Doris Barnes,
 Mayor of Wrangell, has been ap-
 pointed Chairman of the General Federation post-convention trip to Alaska The CIVIC will make tour of Southeast Alaska following the con- vention and first scheduled stop is Victoria, B. c. The tour will take the convention members to Alert Bay, Prince Rupert. Ketchikan,
 Wrangell, Juneau and Skagway. At Skagway they will take a two day trip to Carcross and West Taku Arm. At Carcross they will board
 the steamer "Tutshi" for a tour of the Lake District.
 The entire tour will cover thou
 sands of miles of the Territory and
 states, and has been planned for II
 days in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-13

CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiske.. -86.8 Proof-65Go Grain Neutral Spirits Calvert Distillers Corp, New York Cit,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-13

Empire wantaas for Best Results
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-13

Again, for inc l247 seoson our shippers received best returns for their merchandise. becoyse they marketed through the organization Of strongest sell
 ing power. We believe fhot in l247, we sold the largest quonfty of Mink pets in the world. We cer
 toiny obtained the seasons RECORD PRICES for absolute statement of fact, verified by our records and emphasized by the satisfaction of our shippers
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-13
FROM FAIRBANKS

Donald A. Clark, Harold K. Roth, Frank Nash, Ctpa. Ralph Rominz, It. K. G. McGrew, Capt. Lloyd Freeman, It. Col. Richard Lygan, all of Fairbanks, are registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-13
N O T L q E

All bills and claims against the w. Leonard Smith estate. please mail to William L. Smith, Jr., Box 22o3, Juneau, Alaska. 8O7 5t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-13
PETERSBURG VISITORS

Chris Dahl, also Marguerite Bid- well are registered at the Baranof Hotel from Petersburg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-13
ANCHORAGE VISITORS

Sigfus F. Sigfussen of Anchor age is staying at the Baranof Ho- tel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-13

REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF JUNEAU YACHT CLUB
 FISH FACE SAMS
 FRIDAY, 500 P. M.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-13
N o T I c E

Authority has been granted by the Bureau of Customs under date of January 27, 194S, file 3-3479, for permission to change name of the oil Screw Taku, official number 229784, to William Booth. Vessel home port is Juneau, Alaska.
 By: Major Eric Newbould
 Attorney~in-fact 808-4t
 N -
 lrrfnr,ira XManranc for RpSf Results
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-08-26
Two Big Upsets In Upper
Montgomery League

back 7 to 6 with an exhibition of
extra base hitting. The Firemen
made every hit count and took ad-
vantage of every break while the
Orioles were collecting the hits,
but not when they were needed.
They left IL men stranded on base
and collected IL hits-four of them
by Oriole second sacker Jack Walk
er. Norman Belt hit a home run
for the Orioles and Robertson hit
one for the Firemen.
Last weeks upsets have tight
cned up the league race consider
ably, so from now until the end Of
tie season, on Sept. 10Th, one de-
feat could knock a team entirely
out of the picture. 1t looks like a
photo finish between at least four
teams in the loop-with anyone of
them likely to cop the crown.
Next weeks games will see Po-
tomac at Rockville Red Sox, Bur-
louisville at Gaithersburg Orioles,
and U. M. C. F. D. will entertain
the Gaithersburg Cardinals at
Beallsville. All games will start at
8 P. M. gai
League Standings As Of
09,.1
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-08-26
Records Indicate
Drinking Causes
Fatal Accidents

If you are one of those two
Observation-Disclosures" guys, here's
something to think about:
The 1948 edition of Accident
Facts statistical yearbook of the
National Safety Council, shows
that one out of every five drivers
involved in fatal motor vehicle ac-.
cidents in 1947 had been drinking.
Special studies indicate that
drivers who indulge in only a few
drinks are three or four times
more likely to have an accident
than those who refrain from drink
ing if they drive. And drivers who
are heavy DRINKERS are So times
more likely to have an accident.
The yearbook also points out that
one out of every four adult pede-
strains killed in traffic accidents
last year had been drinking.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-08-26
Potomac Brewers Lick
Hapless Wheaton Wonders

Sunday, August 22nd, in the
Montgomery County Baseball
League found Colesville coasting,
as usual, to 81 romp over Sandy
Spring, but in another game the
tail almost wagged the dog when
the mighty Potomac Brewers call
ed on Dame Fortune, fast outfield-
ing and sympathetic officiating, to
eek out 5 to 4 win over the hap
less Wheaton Wonders who looked
like sure winners until several
tough breaks, late in the game,
contrived to turn victory into de-
feat. The remaining league game
scheduled between Rockville and
Bethesda was washed out by
pre-game downpour that turned
Welsh Field into sea of mud.
On a wet and slippery diamond
at Sherwood, the Colesville Cardi-
mails hit safely in every inning to
amass % hits and 9 runs off Po-
we'll, Farmer and Clark, while
Brother Love held Sandy Spring
to a hits and pitched shutout ball
until the ninth when Rush waded
home with the Springmen's lone
tally.
After an hours delay due to
rain and wet grounds, Bill Her.
bert's Wheaton Wonders opened
the game at McConihe Field by
scoring A runs and knocking start
err Jackie Lyons out of the box in
the very first inning before Doc
Mannar could draw enough breath
to call on Left Joe Wells, who
came in to pitch shutout ball for
the remainder of the contest.
Meanwhile, on the mound for
Wheaton, old man Ray Yates had
the Brewer batsmen handcuffed
and muzzled until the seventh
when two walks, an error and
single, produced three Potomac
runs. In the eighth, Joe Wells tied
up the game by laying down a
perfect squeeze play bunt to score
Cooper and in the ninth Red
Bladen singled to score Red Giege-
rich with the winning run.
Red Bladen, with four for five,
collected half of Potomac's eight
hits Red Giegerich, who singled
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-08-26
+ POOLESVILLE =
Mrs. C. M. Upton
PoolesvilIe 2fI5


Last Sunday Mrs. julius Hall
entertained al fresco for her niece
Miss Margaret Karn who is visit
ing here from Schenectady. The
group consisted mainly of nieces
and nephews, thirty-eight of them
being present to enjoy the fun.
Mrs. Clifton Anderson, Mrs. E.
r. Norwood of Hyattstown and
Mrs. E. Best Linthicum of Barnes
vile were co-hostesses to the w.
S. c. S. of Hyattstown Methodist
Church at their August meeting.
Miss Matte O.. Talbert and her
friend, Mrs. ID. zimmerman of
Gainesville, Ca, have been visit
ing Miss Talbert's nephew and
niece, Maj. and Mrs. Sam Talbert
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sprigg Hays.
Miss Eleanor Leach and Betsy
Hawley of Front Royal, Va, have
been guests of Miss Mary White
Hayes. When they returned Mary
White and Ada Dudley accom-
panied them for visit.
The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert
Jukes are enjoying much earned
vacation, spending part of it at
Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Nell Painter and Miss
Mary Lou stephens OF Damascus
are mentioning at Ocean City. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garner of
Norwood. Mass. have been guests
of their mother and sister, Mrs.
Nan Garner and Mrs. Henry
White.
Pinckney White of Cincinnati
and Mr.. and Mrs. AL Gray of
Washington joined Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Jones of Monroe, La. at
their sisters. Mrs. William
Everett III, for a family "get
together"