davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BOATS.

I948 OWENS 27-ft. custom sedan. You
must see this beautiful almost-new cruiser
compass. spotlight, barometer: cockpit
cover: deck chairs. 1lo-yolt Wd wiring; Ve-
1etian jan 0lnds Co Cost S57oq will sell for
See Mr.. Hughes, STEELCRAFr DOCK,
Maine ave. and M st. s.w.. or call ST 4145.
1910 DoUBLE-CABIN CRUISER, Ha-
bana," $1,000; W. cedar, oak and mahog.
throughout; large galley, .built-in, 350-lb.
toilets; ss-v. lights. 11o-h.p. eng: eng ready
to go. Custom built at a cost Of $4,000.
Tower 5455... Owner on board Sat. and
Sun. at extraordinarily, South River.
BAY CRUISER, 45'x11.7', new 145-h p
marine motor, hunks. head and cabin room,
perfect perfect condition; $4,000; will accept
terms. IS, cruiser; needs repair; $3.50
10, hydroplane. fast, new condition. $3.50
WooDARD shadysde,o Md. West River
6421. Across from P. o. -5
MAHOGANY sPEEDBoAT, left. Gen.
tury, inboard; 4-45 Gray engine: all equip
mssnt; late model, excellent condition. sac
CABIN CRUISER, SO foot, loft beam,
marins toilet, Al A., condnititon; sl.5oo or
i4-FT. DBLE.-CABIN CRUISER. sleeps 8,
chrysIer Royal marine enssae, new last
a snd ;ady y teq ueDfo local trip 'F oF Forda sSfd
yacht chairs and fitted winter cover.
Price. $500, accept half cash. Phone
OIL. 66l3 >
BOAT g!yxe29s and
ING MATERfALs AND BOAT sUPPLiEs
fsg KenT9Ith pTan cYf aTf n nfe Ak Esee.n, 5se2
condition. Phone Ashton 1851. A.
MARINE sUPPLIEs. paints, rope, IRE sx-
tinguishers outboard motors: Scripps ma ma.
+ FRANZ X III VEssHio S4ss & SON: isls i1th
esHsEk sen suitaSs IL M69R
oWESs s IsaS sSiii;y sstt ssss $4,000 For
ouTBoARD MOTORS RENTED, by day or
week wee rs sHERIpAN IdI0 MOTOR CO. 6135 Ga.
sSart. Gus BGRLfFz, M 1aE Deale' nfS; Nd. Sa pSene
fE fsiE EEfsfhxFs i eusH.qzs s s0S..
RINE SERVICE. INC. 1900 Maine ave,
s9FDSHsssFd es9S @s'oE for ssne
MERcrRY Il I =, CUPBOARD MOTORS, all
iss ssfsk MARNP II seEs?y s
S N, = boAIs
MARINE 4 SERVICE asS5 INC 1900 Maine ave.
ssal sBzzSSB F5sE f5sr by h6Af III 4ze
foot Of @ lss St i sw' 1 bi. north of corin-
sAiLBoaTs. The Buzzard pt. Boat Yard
has a number of used sailboats for sale
at the lowest prices In several years
Sailing Instruction and mooring with each
69Eia.hian 69Ish IN Yacht hL6nN Club. soo., 49,. :.
IowER s H MARNE H s' sERyIeE r 1e Pine Nc a 1900
soins soaT ayf sf1rs sv roK ST gass RESrnarse new
GoeIa a6s Phons sn@ West River s1sf ss pnlts nlls.
sEHP aiaFri . ffRuscorr 50 m.ph. expTes. R
Sleeps 2. Toilet Complete galley. Ample
storage space. Large cockpit, electric
bilge pump, cockpit cover, Many extras
class condition. Can be seen on east dock
At CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB, or call
Elmwood 5SS. Price, $3.50 or best offer
For quick sale, as owner has purchased
BOAT MOVING. ss and up: prompt, de.
pendable, service; satisfaction guaranteed
local and long distance. cH. 1855. -
Pss.Tyatun Rssas Rss ea HfF5RE cRE Bay esfs wS
RICHARDSON SPORT CRUISER. Diana D
fully eauipped; @ T vert s cond. 'a Viii s saepite,
for immediate sale. Can be seen for dem.
onstration at Timmerman's Boat Yard
wosdasada sakGaiss5-fs iSssach Md cabin cruiser 3 $50
1913 OWENS 2.cabin cruiser; price. ST.
Alton Phipps' DIX. Deals, Nd.
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HOUSES FuRN. OR UkFURN.

COUPLE TO SHARE HOMEi $40 per mo,
Call OK. 21S6. S17 N. Jefferson st.
1850 $50 c G. ST. s.E.-Private home, Colonial
brick partly furn. lst f.; liy m rm: ,,,edI, Din,
yard 2nd A.: . bedrms. and bath. Garage
opt: ch.w., oil h; GENTLE No children
children. owner reserves ! hedrm. BASE
ment $50 mo-, unfurn. 8 months sdV'
70 RELIABLE PERSONS, furnished. six-
able Immediately. Call GE. S475. g.
NEW BRICK HOUSE on corner lot lis
miles from New Hampshire ave, District
line S1oS GF Uo51. .
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ROOMS FURkIsHEp-Mp. 6 VA.

ATTR; ROOM for z. adj. bath, pvt. home
new twin beds, phone and ldry. .privi.
ledges: Conv. to Pentagon, Navy Annex
All; Hall; Owens 559l; - ~
Attractive room, single or double. WA
CHEvERLY-Refned lady or gentleman
private home: 3 blocks bus; meals optional
lovely surroundings. UN. 1897. p
1903 DE WITT AVE, Alexandria-Dblse
rm., pvt. home, next to bath: kit. privil
for breakfast; nondrinkers. Ov. 2453.. a
ATTRACTIyE master bedrm;; pvt bath
LGE. DBIE. RIM, cooking facilities, semi.
pvt. bath and refsr.' near busline; S6c
ARIINGT0N VILLAGE, Apt. 31o-Csrne1
room. nicely furnished, near Pentagon ans
Naval Annex; one adult, $40 per month
Or $50 with breakfast; permanent tenant
\. ARLTNGToN0Attractive room for :
girls in pleasant gentle home; good trans
portation: $40. CH. O641. 4
CHEVY CHASE. MD. .-.L Lovely. End 6ocl
room, in quiet neighborhood; kitchen
FALLS CHURCH-Large comfortable from
room conv to buses, restaurant and shop.
ping center. FA Olb2. -
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

PROF. COUPLE desire unfurn. apt. or 2-3
attrec. connecting rooms. best NV: sectiqn
only. Box 22o-V, Star. or call PLAIh' a.
YOUNG COUPLE with child would like
10 rent an apartment or house. Pref. NV.
or ne. section. Call IA. 3s26 any time
WANT TO RENT on SHARE APT, bach.
eior, medical dept. ofdcer about 70 SEP
$50 Box 1858. Star.
NAVAL OFFICERS t3). desire 2;oedroom
furnished apt in quiet nv. section. WO'
34es. after pm. &.
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2nd A.. middle aged couple. All 30th st
Mt Rainier, Md. -5
BASEMENT APT.-Doctor or dentist Of
lce and living quarters; good NV. To-
cation. Box 21O-S, Star. IS
2 BEDRMs., liv. rm, lge. kit. and din
rm.. private bath; 2nd a.; employed couple;
$50. 1914 Potomac ave. Sc. -
1st-FL. Apt rms. kit and bath; Just
of Dupont. Circle. Call Ho. 00os bet.
10 and 5 for appt.
equipped kitchen; in Ashton, Nd, 80 min.
D. c. Phone Ashton 5241. % =
3-ROOM AND BATH APT. in modern brick
couple preferred; / blk. TRANSPORTATION.
Cali at 2248 Mt. View pl. sc. between
8 am. and 8 pm. .
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

LGE. FRONT DBL. RIM. next to bath.
privileges: one blk. transp.; breakfast. if
31a end sT. Ne. near Senate ONCE
Large front rm., nicely furnished, nr. BATH
conv. to all transp: Call AT. 1923. 5
400 MONROE ST.-2 lovely rooms, ad-
reasonable AD 6397 IS
e.1 R. 1. AVE. N.E.-Young man to share
lge. front ,rm; with twin beds; S22 so;
1909 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-Double rm
next to bath. also sgle.- rm. Ii. 1851.
attr., newly dec. rm. for gentleman.
Ii. Oo7e. after 5 pm -5
16 R. i. AVE. N.E.-.Double rm., twin beds;
conv; transp.; pref. men, or empl.,
THE MARICK, l3s st. ne.-Comfortable
rm., newly decorated: single bed; laundry
privils.; eble., SIS; sgle.. $3.50 Ii. 5s79
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eooMs uhFuRklsHEp.

COLORED-2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 3
closets, next to bath. use kitchen. eau
after $50: S4s (by the month only.
Goth n. NE.-Pairmont
Heights; 2 large rooms, to employed couple.
rsotsItoREp2DoUBLE a. tSI ROOM. home privi-
leges. 4216 Clay st. ne. Call AT. osss.
coLoRED-1318 4sth ST. NV, Apt. J..
Q unfurn. rooms for couple Win cnne.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. and s.w

ga N. CAR. AVE. S.E.-Lae comfortable
rm. adj. bath on End fl. for gentleman
only. %
1856 F ST: s.E.-1st-fioor front, single or
dss5lei sa5 pGTo%ac = r.. Week aXr spr. double
room, twin beds, next to bath; convenient
113I 9Th ST. S.W.T2 light Housekeeping
rooms or l bedroom; no children; non.
drinkers: NE; 06I7 after 8 pm. 4
1904 QUE ST. S.E.-Basement and 2nd
foe a9or room on for rent; near Fairfax Village
"a blk. to cars, S6 wk. ea. Call Ii. 6729
6sf1re ore @ z pm 70 7th ST. Sc se,,s, >.
Navy Yard, Transportation and restau-
rants. FIR. 0107 -
115 18th ST. S.E.-Large clean room, twin
beds. near Lincoln Park car; married
couple or Esntlsman; SIS each: -
room on lst floor: nicely furn. suitable for
g e.; aIsS Is ia large single TR 9754 noa,.
conv. transp prefer settled woman who
works days: $40 per week. LU. 6239. .
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AVIATION.

BEECH, 5-place; fast. economical; excel
lent condition; will consider taking car or
light plane in on trade. FA. 1894. -5
craft. S6S5; licensed: In good condition.
CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT, OIL. SSSS.
fully equipped, relicensed recently Excel
lent condition. Falls Church s423. 60
PIPER CUB COUPE for sale, excellent con.
dttion and appe Ancs. TE. 2s42. s.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS, APARTMENTS 70 SHARE.

HYATTSyILLE-Mothe care for school
age child In private home; large yard;
near schools. Union 7543 81
ROOMS. APARTMENTS TO SHARE,
GIRL to share modern apt. with other
girls. Phone Ii 1895.
Porch, fireplace, single young lady, $50!
CHI. 0S56
GIRL WANTED. between ages 1924, to
stnar snare attractive bungalow- with 8 other
LADY, 80 to 40 yrs, share 3-rm. apt
with others. vic. 10th st. NV. MI $3.50.
2 OR 3 GIRLS TO SHARE lse Conn. ave.
apt: apt: O, Ideal location. Refs. exchanged.
RM. M FOR EMPLoyED MOTHER and Child
over 5; day care and board for child; ali
privileges; reasonable. Call DE. 2635. =
G!RL TO SHARE modern apt with / other
Evening star., 1948-09-03
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

n. Y. FOR WASH.-Exchange 5-rm. un.
furn., $3.50 per mo, East sos, nr. river
ISs Wash si%tay or Vic s1N NILES. HA o4s4, days
Pa. 1s4s ewes and holidays. 81
COLORED-APT. N.W.-To exchange FOL
apt ne. Apply Store, 612 DIVISION ave
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

HORSE AND SADDLE; excel. for child OF
beeinner. Warfeld 2SS2 -5
GOATS (S). $50; one horse and wagon,
SI25. Call RE. 1925 or come to 61o Mass.
ave. NV. Sc
H0RSES-Unususl offer outstanding open
jumper, consistent ribbon winner; owner
leaving town. Phone CHI. 1865
SADDLE MARE, golden chestnut well bred
and gentle: priced 10 sell; 500 or best
offer. Call ia 1892 -3
Evening star., 1948-09-03
ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOM, for couple, with
kitchen PRIVILEGES: about S32 mo. BOX
/ OR UNFURN. with Ink. or kit. privil.,
mother and daughter IL yrs. old; Sc.
ELDERLY RETiRED COUPLE desire i fur
nished room with kitchenette. Ii. 4l59.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

esIs-eseO. 18th ST. N.E;.only 2 new.
Iocation seai ii in Wash. Price Sis $50; $4,000
cash, or s175 mo. rent, Irnmed. poss;
sun, / to 1880 pm. AT. 1883, MI. 9445.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF across
rooms: expert packing Phone NO 0I 04
SsKISt SkK1s sT2RkhsSAls sTT2aFRksAss s9 9aoso s e sse
service; furniture moving and hauling
trunks and baEgage. AT 1850 or PR 03s6,
kEpuCLD RAIEs . ,na;s,dIs, sysrsss room, ssms. q
msnt for So per month Reasonable rate.
1o5 I'd ssdittesa spasssi, sArFTrY "a Is ,ssaaee sae
piece wrapped and insured: reas. rates
caIl any time. Mr.. COOK, GL. 5137. -
SMALL JOBs-Pers. effects, baggage, etc.
suns. ANAcosTM MOVERS, AK. 644S
WANTED RETURN LOAD OF householc
goods from vicinity Of JseksonviIle, Fla.
and Dayton, Ohio. ST. 35e5. After l
o'clock cali collect Brunswick. Nd, 27ss
Evening star., 1948-09-03
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
friday SEPTEMBER !.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.


BEAUTY RANGE gas stove, S50 Apex
Spindry washer, SIS; daybed. $40. Call
MARBLE ENTRANCES, dismantlinK in
Arlington BLDG; 1925 Vermont ave; see
in lobby; these entrances are priceless for
any type home; will sacrifice. a
BUILDERS, ATTENTION - Wire mesh.
feas6nabe e som ein oTcHNER Eff TTs Ne ed
st. NV, MA. 1870. -5
BABY sTORK LINE matched crib and
chest set incl. matt. Al cond Also
bathinette; all $50 cash Sligo 7164. Il
FOR THE MUSIC LOVER-Lge. classical
record collection, incl compl. operas in
peri. cond.; also GE Musaphonic radio
phono.. AM and FM, good cond. Call
WA. 1856, daily after Z pm, all-day Sat.
and Sun. until z pm. .
l CHICK STARTER BATTERY. / gas trash
burner, l gas refrigerator. small; l cool
hot-water heater, . half-bred mares suit
able to produce hunters. For further in
formation write Box BAL, Warrenton, Va,
or call Warrenton l76 IS
Evening star., 1948-09-03
HoljsEs EXCHANGED.

I2-RO6W, 4-bath det. corner, all mod,
oil heat, etc, opp Walter Reed Gonzales
Hosp Forest Glen; consider clear prop.
within 80 mi. or Wash. OWNER, 81. oo3o'
Evening star., 1948-09-03
BOATS. tCont. J

SPEEDBOAT, 20 it.; new ooh p engine;
plastic uphol. seats for 6; $3.50 down,
$3.50 bal in months or $3.50 cash.
DU. 5005. .
STEELCRAFT WASH CO. SPECIAL-l946
Steelcraft sedan, excel. cond., $4,000 20-ft.
Cruise Along. large engine; awning.
spotlight, compass; sleeps 2; Al cond.
S1,S00
1947 steelcraft, like new, many. extras,
S3,SO0
194s Steelcraft. immed. delivery. S2,7S5 up.
Also other cruisers and runabouts at good
prices. Wanted, listingS on all type of
boats. See Mr.. Hughes, STEELCRAFT
DOCK, Maine ave and NJ st. s.w., or call
ST 4145 "a
Evening star., 1948-09-03
MERCURY oUTBoARD MOTORS, all mod

Complete parts andt repair service for
Mercury and Wizard motors.
One plywood Aft. inboard boat with
3-h.p. motor, complete with oars and
canvas cover. $500.
One 2-month-old plywood 12-ft. boat
with new Ship. Mercury motor and new
Mastercraft boat and luggage trailer $500.
Authorized dealers for new Mastercraft
luggage and boat trailers. Two models.
price $3.50 and S9995.
Winter service and storage.
KELLERS MOTOR SALES & SERVICE,
81 Virginia ave. s.w. Phone District S42.
Evening star., 1948-09-03

AT THE EDGE of Rock Greek Park
Bedrm,, liv. rm., excel. closet space, large
dinette and modern bath. Price. 6.i00 TO
$500. Complete details, call AID. 0o2o'
iat1 Harvard ST. NV rms. kit. and
bath: excel. cond. Can be purchased furn.
Price, $4,000. Call MR.. RICE, Wo. 2155.
IF You DESIRE q garden-type apartment
don't overlook this opportunity. TINS
apartment contains a large hv. rm;. dining
area. complete Kitchen, good-size oeo.
only $4,000 cash and then SIS per mo !;
includes principle. interest, taxes; insur-
ance, gas, heat, light, water and main
tenar,ce fee For appointment to inspect,
cali Mr Conlon ewes. MI. 1922. FRED.
ERICK W, BERENS SALES, INC, 1925. K
FIRST FLOOR, . nice rooms, kitchen,
bath, porch; close-in NV. OWNER. SOL
Boz lO-V, Star. o.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BABY's BUTLER SERVICE = Complete
rental service on folding cribs, strollers,
play yards. feeding tables. BABY'S BUT
BULLDOZERS with operators for hire;
excavating. grading. land clearing. FA.
OBS or FA, 1869. g..
FURNITURE CO.. 622 st NV National
REFRIGERATORS, fans. washing machine,
ETC. DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO., Wo.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED, fun-time care for 7-yr.-old girl.
II Near scnool. NV. section preferred. Box
Sif.V, star. 81
Want ROOM AND BOARD, father and
& ssyear son; must be near Junior High
school; prefer private home; give full
details. Box 221-V, Star A.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
POULTRY and EGGS.
FARM and GARDEN.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, ME.
OOS9. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
plies.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
HOME HUNTING SERVICE

WE ARR, FINDING HOUSES and apis. for
people who need them. May We help your
we are not real estate company, but
We know how. Small fee. If you are hsV-
lng trouble finding home, write u.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
ApTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.
COOPERATIVE ApTs.-sALE.

OR FURN., 2 or rms. de
sired by business couple: $40 UP. Ma
3s1O, Room s03, after 2 pm.
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CONTINUED 90 Next PasN
Evening star., 1948-09-03
APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED.

/ GIRL NEEDED to share 3-rm. furn. apt
with other girls 401S 7th st. NV. RA.
O12S after 8 pm. S33. so a mo. "a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-10-07
Open House At OIney To
Mark Center Completion

To celebrate the completion of
a unit of the st. Johns Parish Hall
and Community Recreation center
at Olney, an open house and kitch-
en- shower will be held Saturday
from to 9 P. M. The affair which
will be given under the auspices
of the Mite Society is under direc-
ton of Mrs. Clarke w. Slade. Mr..
and Mrs. John Mccormick and
members of the Building Commit
tee will act as hosts. A record
player will provide music for dane
ing and there will be ping pong and
card tables.
Alternating at the tea table dur
ing the afternoon and evening will
be Mrs. Mark Ziegler, Mrs. Brooke
Lee,s Mrs. Walter Wilson, Mrs.
Malcolm White, Mrs. Ulrich Hut
ton, Mrs. Harold Ickes, Mrs. earle
0. Warren and Mrs. Robert
Shipley.
A program especially for the
younger set-ages up to 13 years,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-10-07
Half OF Snyder
Estate Goes To
Wife's Mother

One-half of the $4,000 estate
left by the late Ross H. Snyder,
Washington attorney, will go to
his wife's mother, Mrs. Margaret
R. Russell, who lives in Silver
Spring rest home.
Remainder of the estate under
terms of a Montgomery County
Circuit Court decree will be divided
among seven brothers and sisters
Of Mr. and Mrs. Snyder who, with
foster daughter, Jane Ann, IL,
were shot to death at Jamestown,
November %, 1916.
An adopted son, Robert, 16, is
now serving a life term in Mary
land penitentiary for the triple
Staying.
The decree was issued after a
court proceeding was unable to
determine the order of death Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder and their
daughter. All three were blasted
almost simultaneously with a shot
gun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-10-07
An Orchid For Uncle Jack
A Gburg Good Neighbor

Uncle jack Ealey, who until
recently had been employed at the
Post Office in Gaithersburg, is
truly a good, good neighbor" TO
rival any whose virtues are ex-
trlled on that famous West Coast
radio program, according to many
of his acquaintance.
Seventy-six-year-old Uncle Jack
will never be forgotten by many
wives, mothers and sweethearts to
whom he carried messages during
the war. 1t was never too late,
rainy or cold for him to deliver
letters to worried people in those
trying days, even though he was
not required to make delivery until
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-10-07
Quick Recovery

The story in the Sentinel last
week about the recovery in 80
minutes of Sgt. cd. Browns
stolen car, was laid in the shade
when local police on Saturday
radioed a lookout resulting in
the recovery of mans car
seven minutes after it had been
stolen. The car belonged to
Ward w. Caddington, clerk to
the Board of Election Supervi-
sors, and was taken from its
parking place just outside his
office in Rockville, as he was
looking on. County police re-
covered the stolen automobile
in Bethesda, just as Floyd Lee
Myers, Germantown , was
alighting from it. He was
charged with unauthorized use
OF the car and held under 81 900
bond for a hearing today in
Police Court.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-10-07
Magruder Begins
Duties AS Leader
OF County Agents

John w. Magruder, veteran ex-
tension agronomist at the Uni
versity of Maryland, College Park,
has taken over new duties as
county agent leader for Maryland.
He will be in charge Of the
States 20 county agents, working
under DIT. B. Symons, dean Of
the University's College of Agri-
culture and director of the Exten-
sion Service.
Mr.. Magruder, who has been
extension agronomist at the Uni
versity for 10 years, formerly was
the agricultural agent for Howard
County.
The agent leaders post has been
vacant since Paul T.. Nystrom was
placed in charge Of the emergency
farm labor program, Nystrom has
been on leave at Harvard for the
past year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-10-07
Kelly To Head
West MOntg. Co.
Citizens ASSO.

Thomas E. Kelly, Rockville at
torney and former judge of the
Orphans Court, was elected pres
'ident of the West Montgomery
County Citizens Association at a
meeting held in Potomac School
Monday evening.
Other officers elected are: list
vice-president, E. Clagett Jones /;
End vice-president, Mrs. Earl Hen
derson; treasurer, B. p. Lyttleton
Gould, Jr.; secretary, Col. Lathrop
Smith.
Directors elected are: William C.
Hanson, Washington l. Cleveland,
Chester Clagett, Edward Beale.
The report of the committee on
road marking and historic monu-
ments was presented in two parts
by the chairman, Lathrop E. Smith.
The first section consisting of a
general report and map was APP
proved unanimously. The second
portion of the report which had to
do with the two roads claiming the
name "Piney Meeting House
Road" was not accepted.
By resolution it was decided that
the old road which 100 years ago
was the Piney Meeting House Road
be called the Hunting Hill Travilah
Road and the name Piney Meeting
House Road be retained by the road
which is now so marked.
Over one hundred people attend
ed the meeting which was held in
the new auditorium of the school
project sponsored" by the AS
ISOLATION.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-10-07
Traffic Light
In Rockville
On The Job

According to the Mayor and
Council, the traffic situation in
Rockville has improved with the
installation of the traffic light at
the corner of Washington Street
and Montgomery Avenue. With a
few adjustments the flow of traffic
will be even more satisfactory.
Councilman pete" Hershberger
made survey of the traffic on Sep
TENDER 20 and reported that be-
tween 4:18 P. M. and 4:50 P. NJ,
462 cars passed under the light
PIT toward Gaithersburg and 1875
toward Jamestown.
On Friday, October 1, he again
made traffic check and found that
from APO P. NJ. to 500 P. NJ, $40
cars passed thruogh-346 toward
Gaithersburg and 224 toward
Jamestown.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-10-07

has been arranged for the early
part of the afternoon. Chairman of
arrangements for this group is
Anne Baughman, assisted by
Jackie Stabler, Catherine Lawler
and Bill Slade. On the Young Peo-
pies committee is Beverly Berlage,
Ann McLaurie and Jack Swearen.
Albin Brooke and Sue Baughman
will be hosts to the young people in
the evening.
Cornerstone for the building was
set by the Right Rev. Angus Dun,
Bishop of Washington on Wednes-
day, May 10, 194S. When completed
the center will include besides the
Parish Hall, boy and girl scout
huts, playground with tennis
courts and softball ground and
everything to make it a real non
UNCONVENTIONAL community center.
The suggested list for the kitchen
shower includes glasses, pitchers,
mixing bowls, towels, dish cloths,
kitchen utensils, etc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-10-07
Rockville Post. Office
Seeks Mail MESSENGER

Sealed bids are being sought
by the Post Office Department,
Rockville, for mail messenger,
including parcel-post, mails. The
route is between the Rockville
Post Office and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad station in the town,
as often as required; and between
Bethesda and Rockville, one trip,
one-way, daily except Sunday. Bids
will be received for ten days.
Persons bidding must be not
under 16 years of age and suitable
to be entrusted with the care and
custody of the mails. For proposal
blanks and other information con-
tact Postmaster Norman E. Ward,
Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-10-07
Civic Ass n
Starts Gath
Year Monday

The Montgomery County Civic
Federation will hold the first fall
meeting of its oath year of activity
next Monday night at 8 P. NJ,
when delegates from more than 60
civic organizations throughout the
county convene at the Bethesda
Elementary School.
A report from the program
achievement chairman, Ralph d.
Boyd, will summarize the activities
of the Federation during the past
year by reviewing all items which
have appeared on the docket and
indicating what action has been
taken on these county problems.
Reports are also expected from
the public safety committee the
schools committee and charter COM
mittee. Frank j. Duane, Chairman
OF the public safety committee,
has indicated that a revised cleo
trical code for the county has been
completed and that his report will
show what progress has been made
toward securing it's adoption by
county officials. Russell |. Whyte,
schools committee chairman, will
report on the controversial matter
of the selection of members of the
school board. He is expected to
introduce resolution on this
matter so that the Federation may
take an official stand E. j. Wagg,
charter committee chairman will
report in detail on the present legal
status of the proposed charter for
reorganization of Montgomery
County government. Voters will be
askad to decide whether they wish
q adopt the Charter at the coming
election.