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Evening star., 1949-10-23

sAxoPHoNE; Conn B-fat tenor,
gold-lacauered; Tra-pac case; very
good eond;; sl25 cash. MI: 57ss.
SAxOPHONEs-ssandard makes ct
1sh Sshh and or ec% ss
SEWING MACHINE, SINGER. s24;
Domestic. S14; both treadle type;
Remington typewriter, SIT. NE.
SEWING MACHINE. treadle type; $50.
ssENW1NStG4 St4l MACHINE, Singer, electric,
ga: "a, table, sss6 mos. old Barssin,
sESiNc SIs Mxsa1NEawtleo. A. NE OK sns sna
e. apss Best pSEsaols Ssa sH oq9a 1884, as new $50
SEWING MACHINE-sman electric
Sia 50; furn. 3 rm. apt. ali good
cond sun. after 2 pm: No dealers.
sfMfNG fAfE5cK MAehfsE ssaH s' Singer R nw treade
good condition, S35;, also chine
sEw1sG Esj sSs' MACHINE, niSi New Home. eiec.
console; practically new; button.
ot}sr. aSis anf r.. ethsE s4sg. attachments; best
SEWING NJ MACHINE, desk style, like
couch, excellent condition. $25. Ii.
sEWfSG MACHINE. cleo. westing-
sl Ell wooa. s25, Call Sunday evening
sEWiNG MACHINE, Singer" con-
sole model and attachments; $3.50 or
ssWuSG ssss st'sF MAdhisEsD AR Es4o H. ss .7esale
apt. console, 5000; domestic con-
sole. $50 so: Singer console.
$lO9.50 SEWING MACHINE EX-
CHANGE, 2412 18th st. NV, Co
sEWiNG MACHINES, Singers. all
models. very reasonable, some like
new; also renting and repairing
sTWfsd T4II 18Th MsfAdHfsEs Il aT 60 gsaS gpo4iaD,..
s5S uP up nex sspas mscnss snsst up
Home. Ok. 1886. VIRGINIA SEW
ING CENTER, 29ls Wilson blvd.
afes ssf OR .ssns shs Ms slss
saWfsd s1Ss l4th hmsatcHiNEsc Al RiE GO: 2Biand-new
electric poltables and consoles.
ss9;5o; singer desk medel' S1sl' sls9.59: sls9 e:
Fssns FsbIs medss esetr' sS5s 9Ftsoes
heavy duty power machines. SIS; 20;
F St. NV. Sterling I'LL.
SEWING MACHINES, S24.50 up;
electric models; Singer. White,
portabies. consoles and desks. Open
ewes. NE. Sewing Machine g. Radio
Store. 1915 H st. me-, TR. tS41.
SEWING MACHINE, White, rotary.
sS$ss g. sPs:5: .sss sssEisss jss
SHAWL, large. beautifully embroid-
cred; PRACTICALLY new; ee oyster back
shHHP sfHHHgnd' rk9s sSS snel.s sa loGS; pias.s ma
RE. 2419. FRED 8. GICHNER IRON
WORKS. INC, 1914 Gath St.. NV:
saoEs = Cancellation. hundreds Of
stSss yous famy sn " fao,s Shdrs nae sboes Gs
Mademoiseile, Paradise. Bonwit Tel
by Jarman. Roblee, Wright, Ed
So STosEds or Play mgr. poiss nssM.N sts Save sn 70
itlss als p.mt p4ah sf! fu p.y; ss2i End 0or 9gen
sHoEMAKER MACHINERY-cham-
pion SO stitcher, finisher. patcher
and other miscellaneous. also A
violin LOG years old. Can be seen
SUNDAY. to 5. at s21 Randolph
sHoE REPAIR MACHINERY. com
plete outfit. HI 1896. 80
SHOT GUN, double barrel, 12-gauge,
Seminole: Jap war rifle. AID. 3610
after IL pm.
SHOTGUN. Remington Sportsman,
12-gauge, 3-shot automatic with
SS7. 30. GIL. 400, Ext. 81.
SHOTGUN, Savage, 12-ga. auto
matte, poly choke; new; $75. MI.
sHG4a1,N. s3Soi Rem,neton sport,man an
tomato. with polly choke, new con-
dition, shells; S75. SH S442.
SHOTGUN, Stevens IL gauge d.b.,
like new. $42.5O. ROSSLYN LOAN
CO.. Rosslyn, Va,
Evening star., 1949-10-23

TAILOR TYPE MACHINES (2). 951O.
and 3115 heavy commercial frames
mat. 2OO1 Douglas st. ne.
,TARNTSH PREVENTOR by Rodin, 81 :.
We also make unusual iewelry.
the creation Of new design;
Bring your work in now and avoid
RopIN sSEd s'5Yss JEwELs aas esnr sos i7eh st. NV.
Antiques, fine repairing.
Longines. Wittnauer watch agency.
TELEvIsIQN, RCA Victor; le-inch
~ yss lets RRfil vas Mdsfe d8sss' SS e.
rkiIyESv1sIoS: puRSnt wsstbuTyy; :, 1s, s,
speaker. beautiful Regency cabinet;
was $745: now ,$5g5. CAMPBELL
rEHEVfs16R. MGS1G 81 bei@ons heGs X kathsen Rg a.
inch tube, good cond., console model,
TELEy1sfoN. fd2Si Ne, 0lFS; Rc;A Victor Model
sTS13o; $40 bsaut ut. nah mshoE ca5indst adnd
TELEvisioN-~Philco consolette. mod
el 49:1240. 12-in. picture tube;
Beautiful mahogany cabinet. Perfect
cgIad c9ndition nTI s259' s359' or best reasonable
OUeI. DU. AlOo.
ELEviSION-Philco cabinet; good
cond.; works perfect; 2 water color
!, italian pictures. OIL. 2235. -25
TELEvISiON, large Emerson, 10-in.
picture, matching table and antennas
excellent condition, cost about S400,
sell S135 SH. 2043.
TELEVISION. 12-in tube, table model
by Dumont. has FIN radio and phone.
input, Sl60. OIL. 1921.
TELEVISION, Sentinel; 10-inch pic
ture, console cabinet reduced from
$319.50 to S199.5O. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. l1os G st. NV. --23
TELEvISION SETS-Brand-Hew lat
est model Scott de luxe table sets
Qarge screen) at wholesale and less.
ST. 9409. JORDAN PIANO CO.,
rEIlEsvlsioNS,. ELI pSamont strattord;
new 15-inch picture. FM radio,
"a tubes; was $595: now S425.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. 110S g
TELEvisIoN, Dumont Meadowbroek;
12-inch picture, FIN radio. console;
| was $525; now S379.50 CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO., 11os q st. NV
TELEyIsION. Philco table model, ma
hogany, like new, must sell, SIS.
GE 5913
Evening star., 1949-10-23
PI A NOS

You can save money on new pianos
at the PIANO MART, 1015 7th st.
NV. Over 100 new consoles,
spinets and grands to choose from.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

cable-Nelson 44-incn
apt. upright; this fine piano. has
had unusual care; 1t is one. OF the
I finest small pianos ever made; wal
nut case; reasonably priced. COLO
NAL PIANO CO.. 637 D st. n.w.'
PiANo@out TAi tSl of the high rent dis
Be sure and see ss sson before T1sr yqH p1aM9 Say
MART, 1015 7th st.. NV.
PIANO, Fischer. mahoeany spinet'
and bench; $3.50. VI. 1872. "a
PIANO, Wissner console. years OLD.
match: $3.50. CAN TO 6e22.
cond., for quick sale. Call between
11-2 Sunday, TU. C955.
PIANO, medium, Fischer, good cor
dition. $92: trumpet ana CASE gao
PIANO-Brand-new Concord spinet,
very attractive mahogany finish;
real value at 1896; S25 down, 81
mo. KITS, 1880 g St: -2s
PIANO-small grand. made by Estey'
thoroughly reconditioned. fully guar
ssteed ssss a1trassvs I.1s r1sss
pIaSooFall IlSS y sSi = Keyboard e: spinet. made
by Weaver: q very attractive ma
hogany finish; an excellent value Ct
S2s5; S25 down, $40 mo. KITS
PIANO, Hardman, upright; $65. Wo
PIANO. Winter spinet. cost 5000. VIII
sell for $500 cash; used 2 months.
CHI. 276S. . "A"
PIANO, steinway square, decorators
piece. In perfect playing condition;
$3.50 or exchange for piano Of COM
parable value. Box 162-H, Star.
perfect condition: has been well
taken care of by owner. UN. O67O.
PIANO, Knabe upright. nah. case,
$50. Call WO. $685.. 23s
PIANO, upright. good tone, $50. Ltd-
low 81 866.
PIANO, STEINWAY GRAND
Has had excel. care; lovely condition.
RA. 1894.
PIANO. hahy Grand n IN nyr~I
Evening star., 1949-10-23

The Jordan Piano Co. has Ave
floors OF new and used grands,
spinets. consoles and apartment up
rights. All well-known makes. Cor
ner 18th and C StS NV
Evening star., 1949-10-23
HEATING PLANT

Good as new; cost 500; lust used
one winter; 1 1nternatlonal poiier,
and sack of asbestos; l. 250-gal. OIL
tank, all pipes combined; also beau-
tiful furnace cover; S14O casn;
Got to be sold. Victor 2954. 45o3
naainlas ST
Evening star., 1949-10-23
PIANOS

PIANO, sPINET-MoDERN STYLE.
Custom cabinet; spall; full SS key
board: $500 Or best offer 81 2R42
Evening star., 1949-10-23

PIANO, STEINWAY GRAND
Has had excel. care; lovely condition.
RA. 1894:
PIANO, baby grand, 8 It. 4 In; excel
cond.. good finish; reasonable, apt.
PIANO, Kohler g. Campbell upright,
excellent condition; reasonable.
10. 3-6S10.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
sand bank. 45th and

SAND-Large sand bank. A5th ana
Clay sts. ne
---- DU. 45O1. -25
SANDERS, Porter Gable edgers, saws,
elec. water heaters. elements. floor
polishers. CARTY. 1908 .14th. St.
SAW-Delta Unisaw, 10-inch. / h.p.
Olympic 9429.
SAWS, band saw, IL in. with motor
and fan. S75: Jig saw, "a in, with
motor, $50. OW. 1855.
SAWS, MALL CHAIN. sales and sery-
ice. MALONEY'S, INC, S126
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md.
SAWS SHARPENED
BY Foley automatic cleo. machine.
Any carpenter or butcher saws.
S125 Expert workmanship. Leave
work at any PEOPLES HARDWARE
or
PEOPLES HARDWARE
F1XIT- SHOP, 1919 Bladensburg Rd
Evening star., 1949-10-23
PIANO RENTALS

spinets, consoles. most are
only $40 per month; first year
rental applied toward purchase.
COLONIAL PIANO COMPANY,
637 d st. NV. Second Floor),
MA 4S7O
Evening star., 1949-10-23

HEATROLA, living room model, heats
HEIRIooM 1SGoo H'sn SILVER YER TEaPoT 3plate)
Union 1925 Sun. till 400.
HOLLYWOOD BED, also spread:
Zenith small combination radio,
long-playing record player, new;
small side table. OR. 0794, after 6.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

CONTINUED On Next Pass.l
Evening star., 1949-10-23
PIANOS
BETTER PIANOS
FOR. LESS

Campbell Music Co. are exclusive
dealers for Steinway, sohmer. Kim
ball, Gulbransen and Cable pianos
Prices begin at $495. Come in and
let us show you these wonderful
pianos in all price ranges. Con-
anees. CAMPBELL MUSIC co
Evening star., 1949-10-23

STEEL-l2-in. H column. 70 lbs
to IT., % to 80 IT. length: used;
excel. cond. $50 PER TON.
Also l beams, channel. Gin. angles,
etc. $50 PER TON
Will pay cash for all usable surplus
COLUMBIA MACHINERY g. EQUIP
MENT CO., $50 No. Henry ST.,
Evening star., 1949-10-23

,hsnled; clean and in excel. cond
WasHiSa; szs IA; fsa2; MACHINE. Apex, lates
model, $50; boys bicycle, 2e-in.
wAsHING MACHINE. Hotpoint, whit,
porcelain enamel. perfect condition
wAssHISNG MAcHINE. AieeaIsH 4 Kenmore. nm; Dor,
eelsin eha nrirb., tub, exssl: cond.. good moto,
wAsNG HsassL MAcHiNE. san ii Easy Ss7Sh WhirldTy
ant; size, excel. cond.. ss5. wi.
WASHING MACHINE, Hot Point, ex.
cellent condition, $50. Falls Church
WAsSHaiiNG MACHINE. Blackstone, full
rubber-foam matt, never used.
was;rsiash saS sish mAchisr. Z: hiSi ABc, spinner
W2sa1sS Essf sSgd MAcSiNEEaWyyo saS ca Wo IN 34te
ell eslIeHt Va eoheIsion, sSss' A oarsain' ss5'
WAsHiNG MACHIN. Hotpoint. good
WASHING MACHINE. Thor Auto.
asa' ssss mode. a;S sie5o ~ 5ssA'| srAR fsnfsa sa
-Watermatic. S1s. so; Westinehouse,
5000: Easy and ABc. S49.50
DIST dE5 dMEc. CO.. Soss Wis. ave. s'
wAsHiissGS s1AcH1NEs. 4os dlse. o or
all door models: last Years models
sInshsd sI FoYAI Easy terms 1Pp,SSep 2Pep sys' rs
WATCHES-Up to 50Te discount
BERNARDS. lo05 Conn. ave.
WATCHES-ROSSLYN LOAN Co.
Bulova. Elgin, Hamilton. Benrus
other makes; unredeemed pledges
dne condition; S5 up. Also large
selection unredeemed diamonds .;
less than half OF original cost
RossLYN LOAN Co. Rosslyn, va.
WATER HEATERS. new. White. elec. !.
5o-gal:: smaller sizes; slose-ont
cheap. Elements: cARTY. la0s. 14th
WATER HEATER, cleo, 52-gal. ca.
paeitgy, excel; excel; condition, praet. new
WATER HEATERS. gas f,red:. usee Us
20.gal. STORAGE tank. 81. 4s0o,. 81.
2ATER iT; HEATERs-ror more re DO.
mestic hot water. faster, less cost,
autom atically, use Gas-Mizer
Proved its merits since 1888. ELEc-
TRONIC CONTROLS CO.. 25lg
Wilson Blvd. Arl. OK. 1900. OK.
AfFR HEATERS. new, used. lead
ing mc kes; terms JOHN q. WEB
STER. 627 F st. nv. ST. 6100.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

days, exCeuent COnQltlOn, COSC Sl 10,
sell for 500. TR. 6610. "a
STERLING SILVER, 5-pc., tea and
coffee set. $50. 923 Shepherd st.
STOKER, Econocoal, excellent condi-
tion; all controls; Honeywell ther-
moctat; all for S25. WA. 9372.
STOKER, Iron Fireman, good condi-
ton. complete with controls: suitable
for large residence or small COM
mercial bldg. Priced reas. Me. 9164.
STORM SASHES, with glass: ideal
for winter porches or hothouses;
about IA frames of various sizes;
also l6 bookcase doors, diamond
paned. hardwood 29x65 and l6x33
inchss Pliers VI. 1888:
ca it. by . it. 7l2 in, ~ ) IT,
:th2 in. by > #. 4l2 in, ID 3 TT. 4
in. by 2 it. / in. MI 6732. -23
STORM WINDOWS, 10, white pine,
all peri. incl. hardware. ia. 0292.
The Valley settler., 1949-01-07

DIN'T NEED LABM. T7,cn a ro,1an .'ent to buy dr mixing bowl for her dog, the clerk asked if she would | ike to have one inscri bed, "For tie dog. " "1t doesn't really natter," s}e replied. MY husband never dr inks water, and the dog can't rcud." Nebraska Generator
Evening star., 1949-09-21
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-From
now on Richard CPancho) Con-
zales will play tennis for money
instead of fun and glory.
The 21Syear-old Mexican
American from Los Angeles,
winner of the National amateur
singles title this and last year,
hardly had hoped off a plane
from his home town yesterday
before he signed a one-year
contract to play Jack Kramer
in close to 100 matches around
the country. beginning the night
of October Is at Madison
Square Garden.
Bobby Riggs, promoter Of the
tour and also twice National
amateur king, signed Pancho
to contract which guarantees
Gonzales 100000 within the
next year, or an option of 30
per cent of the gate receipts.
1t is expected that it won't be
long before another double win
ner of the amateur title, veteran
frankie Parker. will join the
pro troupe. If Parker comes to
Evening star., 1949-09-21

DOR sure, at this time of year you
l. want full measure of real driving
sport from your Buick-an eager answer
to your toe on the gas treadle, softly
obedient brakes, willing wheel that
steers for you without effort. Let's just
say You want the royal ride that only
Buick can give you!
All this you'll get and more, if your
Buick gets the care it deserves. Not
just peek here, a poke there but
real Buick care! Our kind of care!
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Gonzales, Now a Pro, Starts
Earning His $6O,OOOOct. rs

terms, he will play the No. 2
singles matches with Pancho
Segura of Ecuador. who has
been playing in the Kramer
Riggs tours the past two sea-
sons.
Riggs is planning to confine
his activities to the promotional
end, but if he doesn't sign
Parker, will continue to play.
1--WE cleared $250,OO0 last
year." Riggs said of an inter-
national tour in which he,
Kramer, Segura and Dinny
Pals of Australia competed.
I'VE should make at least
100000 in the coming year"
Gonzales, who holds the Ma
tional titles on boards and clay
in addition to grass, henceforth
will have to get used to playing
on courts consisting of canvas
stretched tightly over hard
arena floors.
The former ball boy OF Los
Angeles public courts plans to
return to California in a few
days. relax for a week, then
open practice.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Pep, Unmarked After
Easy K. 0. ofCompo,
Swamped by0 Offers
BY the Associated Press

WATERBURY. Conn, Sept. 81
Offers poured in on Feather
weight Champ Willie Pep today
after his easy seven-round kaye
triumph over Eddie Compo.
Unlike the savage scrap in which
he recaptured the title from Sandy
Saddler last February, Willy Willie
emerged unmarked last night. He
didn't even work up a sweat.
Willie and his manager, Lou
Viscusi, no sooner returned to
their dressing rooms under Mu-
nicipal Stadium here when they
were swamped with bids for Pep's
services in the near future.
AL WE'LL, matchmaker of the
International Boxing Club of
New York personally offered Pep
three opponents for Madison
Square Garden bouts, and Viscusi
said he was considering another
for title fight at st. Louis.
WE'LL wants Willie to fight
either the winner of Fridays Terry
Young Enrique Bolanos scrap,
Make Docusen or Ray Famechon,
the European champ from France,
who is due here soon. 1t would
be nontitle fight on either Oc-
tober % or November II.
The crown defense would be
made against Charley Riley, st.
Louis Negro. Viscusi said he
couldn't be any more definite
than that right now.
Nothing was said about a third
Pep-Saddler punchfest. That
would be a real pay night.
For his victory over Compo, a
former sparring partner whom
Pep polished off in Al seconds of
the seventh, Willie scored f1nan-
cially, too. The uneven match
drew a surprisingly large crowd of
1922 who paid gross of $39,931.
Compo, who weighed 12412 to
126 for the champ. just wasn't in
Willie's league. The champs bull
let like punches nearly blinded
Eddie early. Willie was in charge
from the first punch, and by the
end of the fifth round, both he
and the crowd were urging referee
Billy Conway to halt the one
sided battle to save the challenger
from further punishment.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
B|ackwood 10 Fight
Keene al Turner'S

Joe Blackwood, fancy New York
middleweight who appeared here
several times last winter, and
Julian Keene of Washington will
tangle in the 10-round main event
next Monday night at Turner's
Arena.
Blackwood won four bouts at
Turner's last winter, making his
best showing while knocking out
AL Wright in one round. Keene
also chilled Wright in one heat.
Keene hasn't lost a fight here in
over a year. In his last start he
took an eight-round decision over
Johnny Pratt at Oaks Bluff, Mass.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Public High Games
Will Be TeIevised

Thirteen games in the District
public high football series which
opens on Friday will be shown on
television over WOIC. The series
opens with Fridays Coolidge-Wil-
son tilt at Wilson and winds up
with the title game at Griffith
Stadium on November 25.
The video schedule also includes
the November II double-header at
Central Stadium. WOIC Sports
Editor Jim Simpson will handle
play-by-play assignment, with
color and interviews supplied by
Maurie Higdon.
Games to be shown are:
September %. Coolidge at Wilson. 40
Centra! at Roosevelt; October 7. Coolidse .
az a. mckinley; II, Anacostia at Wilson; 2S.
Enamberlain at Anacostia; November 4
Eastern at Central; II, Coolidge VS.. Cen
.ral and Wilson VS.. Western at Central
Stadium; 1S, Chamberlain at Wilson: l9.
Mckinley at Central; 70, championship
game might.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Boys Club Gets $4,000
From Benefit Contest

The Boys Club Of Washington
is $4,000 richer today following
yesterdays presentation of check
for that amount representing pro-
ceeds of the baseball game played
this summer between local sports
Writers-sportscasters and a team
OF former major league stars.
The check was turned over to
Charles F'yfe. director of the Boys
Club, at a luncheon of the Op-
tlmist Club at the MayfloWer Hotel
by Norman Barnes, chairman Of
the game, and Paul Easily Smith,
president of the Optimist Club.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Doubles Matches Carded
In Nearby Net Tourney

Jim Thackara and c. Alphonse
Smith were to face Alvin Cobb
and Grant Wilmer today at $50
pm. in the doubles section of the
Northern Virginia Open tennis
tournament on the Buckingham
courts in Arlington.
At the same time Bill Clifford
and Ted Burwell were scheduled
against Ed Richardson and Roy
Carruthers.
In yesterdays play Col. Nick
Powell and Frank Dunham ousted
Bob Burgess and Shields McCan-
dish, 60, 6-3.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Fort Knox, Valley Forge
Eliminated in Tourney
By the Associoted Press

FORT MEADE. Md, Sept. 21.-
Fort Knox, KY, and Valley Forge
General Hospital, Pa, were elm
mated from the I'd Army softball
championship tourney yesterday
Six teams remain in the double
elimination meet.
Army Chemical Center (Edgewood, Md
/; Camp Campbell (KyD. 0.
Camp Holabird tMd). 6; Fort Knox
(KyD, 5 (eight innings.
Fort Monroe tVa), 10; Valley Forge
General Hospital pa. 7.
West Virginia Military District, 4;
Carlisle Barracks pa, 3.
All eight teams were district cham
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Team Openings Avoi!obIe

There are openings in the los
and 120 pound classes of the Boys
Club of Washington Football Con-
ference. Teams interested should
call Joe BranZell at Michigan 2122
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-02

Ray Morgan, announcer for Mu-
tual's Take Number" heard
Saturday evenings, is a minister
of the Congregational church. He
has no church of his own, but sub
stitutes for vacationing or i'll min.
listers near his Long Island home.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-02
+LAYTONSVILLE !
Mrs. J. Thomas Hoaoes
Gaithersbuyg SS5-J-6

Il
Claude DuTiel, seminarian of St.
Bartholomew Church, will grad
uate on June 2 and will go or
dained on Friday, June 8, The
DuTiels, with their daughter, Su-
san, will leave for the West Coast
on July IL for the Hawaiian Is
lands where Mr.. DuTiel will be en-
gagged in missionary work. They
we're Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Wiley Griffith.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. White were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Tessier of Hyattsville.
Their Sunday dinner guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baxter of
Alexandria. Mr.. Baxter is the
seminarian who will have services
at st. Bartholomew's Church be-
ginning June IL.
Mrs. c. w. Mullinix is spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Walter Hardell of Washington.
Saturday night supper guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Howes were
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Stevens and
son, Jim, of Arlington.
Mrs. Ulysses Griffith w and
her mother, Mrs. George Taylor
spent the weekend in Scranton,
Pa with friends.
Merhle Warfield is a patient at
Montgomery County General Hos
p;tal for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hawkins
of Itchison entertained at a din
ner party on Sunday night for 35
friends and relatives from Balti-
more and Washington.
Mrs. Mary F. Allnutt spent the
holiday weekend with Mrs. Dor
sey Griffith and Mrs. Hugh How
ard.
The bulletin of st. Paul's Church
was sponsored on Sunday by Mrs.
Mary G. Ward of Woodfield, in
memory of her mother, Mrs. Mary
f. Ward.
On Thursday, June 8 the w. S.
C. S. of Mt. Tabor Church, Etchi-
son, will hold its meeting with
Mrs. F. Guy Howes, 2:30 P. M.
at her new home in Damascus.
House guest over the holiday
week end of Mr.. and Mrs. d. W..
Clark Sr. was Mrs. Anna Stone
street Bowie of Frederick. Their
Sunday dinner guests were Mr..
and Mrs. D. w. Clark, Jr. and
daughter Ann of Washington.
Sunday night guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. John o. Warfield of Lisbon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-02

John MILAN deserted films
two years ago to devote his
time to his avocado ranch at
Vista, Calf, but could not re-
sist the role Of "Mr. Howard"
in MRS. Mike" the Dick Pow
ell-Evelyn Keyes starrer being
produced for United Artists.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-02

Five of filmland's glamour girls
recognize voice that has made
love to them when they tune in
Mutuars 'Scattergood Baines."
Wendell Holmes, who play S
"Scattergood," has played the ro-
mantle lead opposite Joan Fon-
tame, Dorothy Mcclure, Veronica
Lake, Claire Trevor and Madeleine
Carroll. He's also tops at imper-
sonating Winston Churchill on the
air.