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HoUsEs-sALE-N.W. tcont)

4 UNIT N.W.-Individual gas heat.
LOUIS RUDDEN, tx. 6so7. wo
0225.
1926 L So. N.W.-Vacant corner
brick: 1st comm. with plans to re-
model into store and 9 apts. $16,-
900. LOUIS RUDDEN, EX. 5707.
NEAR 14TH AND SHERIDAN SITS.
baths, . screened porches; built-in
gar: conv. to transp.,. schools. and
shopping. Priced low for immediate
Reaitor. Dr.. 6O92.
RAMBLER, NEAR KENWOOD-This
most attract. brick rambler has 3
tremendous bedrms and 2 complete
baths. Liv. rm., 15x25; din. rm.; all
elect. kitchen with lots of cabinets
and dining area. Paneled game room
With fireplace; Maids rm: with h,a Y
constructed home in superb loca-
tion. To inspect, call OR. O04S un-
til 8 pm. REALTY BROKERS. INC,
5506 Conn. ave. NV.
SIO.5OO-MacArthur blvd. section. B.
room francs EBERMAN, EN-. O303
TILL BRiaaTwooD-L1kE r + RI NEW iO
hardwood fioors throughout, =, 8
porches, center-door plan, u baths,
oil h.-w.h., full bsmt., PLUS 2 ex-
~ iyes rms long 4sff sfiffd aAoxMi ast s REAE siEns
TY, Ii. 7-9377.
5000 BLK. 4th ST. N.W.-Home with
comp. apt. on 2nd floor; very reas.
priced at $4,000. JAMES 6.
WILDER. GE, 1916. 10
CHEVY CHASE-Nr. Columbia Coun-
try Club; this beautiful detached
brick home was built by outstanding
builder; 1st floor, large living room,
dining room, kitchen and powder
two tiled baths: priced to sell. r. A.
TWEED CO. 1904 Conn. ave. EM.
CHEVY CHASE. Md, KIRKsmG-
Beautiful almost new center-hall
Colonial brick on a beautiful level
living room, dining room. library.
de luxe kitchen and "a bath: 2nd
moor. bedrooms. baths, finished
bedroom in full attic; gear garage;
gas heat: priced to sell. F. A.
TWEED I'VE CO. 1904 Conn, ave. EN-.
SILVER sPgRMG-overlooking Sligo
Park; beautiful Cape Cod with bed
room and bath, den, full-size dining
room and modern kit. with break
fast nook on lst floor; 2 large bed;
rooms, bath and sun deck on End
floor; bsmt. has rec. rm. and bar;
built-in garage; the landscaping Of
the lot alone is worth a call for an
appt. to see; priced reasonably at
$4,000. F. A. TWEED CO. 5504
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-"This ones
dilly." 3 bedrms. ga baths.
finished attic. almost new brick
home: good sized kitchen. plenty of
closets; fine location: conv to La
fayette School; owner anxious to
sell; price $26,500. Shown by appt.
only. F. A. TWEED CO.. 5504 Conn.
ave. EN-. 1890 It'll 9 pm. 10
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VACANT

COOLIDGE SCHOOL AREA
6019 4th st. n.w.-Open every day,
incl. heated porch; fireplace, buiit-in
bookcases; one block to bus lines.
We arrange financing. Call RA.
1l43 or GE. 1881, SHERIDAN
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4-BEDRM. COLONIAL

4-BEDRM. COLONIAL
This rightfully could be called a
small estate, just inside D. c., mr..
all conveniences: gorgeous shrubs
and trees bedeck this SCOTT. deep
lot; Ist a. has reception hall, ltv.
rm. with f1repl., din. rm., kit, front
ard rear porches; End a. has 4 lge.
bedrms. and tile bath; stairway to
attic. very suitable for storage CT
expansion; full bsmt. with lavatory
and auto oil h.-wh.; detached ga
rage; terms available. Call RE. $3.50,
8 til 9.
Colonial Investment Co
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EMERSON GARDENS

<306 Emerson st. Hyattsville. Md
lovely, cool, 2-bedrm. unit; southern
exposure: "a blk. OF Rhode Island
$500.
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ss1, including all utilities.
UPLAND
LANGLEY APIS.

SECTION D
New Hampshire ave. at University
lane; immediate occupancy; / bed
room. $3.50. > bedrooms. $50 tc
$50, utilities included; large apart.
ment with through or cross ventils.
ton; large closets. parquet floors
equipped kitchens, GE refrigerators
and storage rooms, auto. washers
and dryers: handicapped sodded lawns
paved streets. sidewalks, off-street
parking fenced-in play areas: ele-
mentary school now being built ad-
jacent to project. A new large shop
ping center being erected, contains
the following: Hot Shoppe, Rresge
SC g. l0c. Theater. DRUGSTORE, Food
Fair Market and numerous other
stores. At present there is a large
super market and other stores con-
on project; open daily and Sun, till
s pm. Capital Transit K-4 Chillum
bus from 18th and E SITS. NV.
Change at New Hampshire ave.
terminal to K-6 New Hampshire
ave" bus. or drive out New Hamp-
shire ave. to University lane and
MILDRED MANAGEMENT
1892 Colesville Rd.. SH. 5000
eth AND C SITS. S.W.-2 rooms, kit.
and bath; $50 mo-; reply state no.
occupants. ref. etc. Box 44-V, Star.
NEW BLDG.-I-BEDRooM APIS
1903 Fairview ave, -Takoma Park
Md; $50 and Ss2 80. Out New
Hampshire ave. to East-West Hwy.
right at Red Ton road, to end Of
street. OIL. 3130. IA
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
New town house, just finished; beau
tiful mod. home; perfect for enter
tanning; finest design, materials,
workmanship; this unusual home
may be seen by appt. ARTHUR LA
ROCHE, Exc. Agt.; OIL. 0070; Ewes,
EN-. 1891, -S
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

COLORED-I RIM. AND KIT, $50
privils. HO. e299. 219 S ST. ne.
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGElOWN
2-story Victorian house, attractively
remodeled; 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
maids rm. and bath in 1a bsmt.;
nice garden.
CALL MRS. MCKEE, MI. 1857.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
GEORGETOWN OFFICE
1907 o ST., HU. 1865.
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HOME & INVESTMENT
sHANNON An No & LUCHs co

1oO5 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
MICHIGAN PARK AREA
Reas. down paymt and assume 4et
GI loan; total paymts., $7I mo-;
lovely semidet. brick home; on wide
street in excel neighborhood; con.
tains 2 twin-sized bedrms.; dry bsmt.
gas h.-w.h.; large screened-in front
porch: appt. only. Mr. Ratino, 81
1917. with ZAGAMI REALTY, Ii
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.,
AMER. UNIV. PARK = Lovely det
white brk. Colonial with slate roof:
rms, baths: rec; rm.; earaee;
biPs to ST. mHafgats 5snSeg seRdisP
FRaNk ERfiask s. PHILLrPs. Fiji Ss d. oI 141i' MS
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-New listing
Detached brick home with 4 splen-
did bedrms., . baths, plus 1st-fioor
powder rm.; rec. rm.: stairs 10 tor-
en-. Close to trsnspor.. schools. shop:
ping and churches. To inspect. call
OR. 004S until 9 pm. REALTY
BROKERS, INC. 5506 Conn. ave.
ROSEMARY HILLs-s1e.e5o; Brand
new. beaut. built det. brick homes;
1St H.. recep. area, good-size living
kit. powder rm.. side porch; End f.,
3 excel. bedrms., tile bath; full bsmt. !;
real value; will probably go CT with
15ce down. w. B. WRIGHT, EMr
NEAR 18th AND PAKk RID. NV
Detached. 3-story and basement,
satabIe for d6efoq 5SS@' essns
home or ,guesthouse; an excellent
property In good condition. Call
DI: l0l5 til 9 pm. VIM. H. SAUN-
DERS CO. INC.
CLEAN. nicely furn. 11-rm. brick cor.
home; 2 baths, 3 porches. Mt. Pleas
ant Will also yield good income
for professional or Govt. family OF
vision. Easy terms. CO. 9341. la
ATTR. NEW RAMBLERS, Cape Cod
and Colonial type homes in choice
D. C. location. west of Rock Greek
$26,95O to S29.95O. Act quickly.
Phone Mr.. Maloney for inspection
and details. GEORGE r. BORGIR.
643 Indiana ave. NV. Ma. 0S60 or
s&'SSo WSi 7e4s; CASH will handle this @s corner
brick in Upper Brightvood. Arrang-
ed as . apts.: 2 baths, 2 kit: gas
heat. LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk. 67o7
GE. 6S26.
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COLORED
CAPITAL VIEW

300 DIVISION AVE. NE.
Corner brick 3 yrs. old; 6 rms, II.
baths. equipped kit, finished rec,
rm. with bar; gas heat. Anchor
fence, Venetian blinds, storm doors.
Truly a beautiful home-a wonder
full buy at only Sl2,95O.
FEKETE & CO.
COZ Penna. Ave. Sc, Ii. 7-4040.
10
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EUGENE P. NIXON

EUOENE T. N1AON
1925 Vermont Ave. NE, F =. S112.
UPPER 10Th ST. AREA
For a large family or as home with
splendid income; center hall; 1st
floor has extra bedroom with ad-
joining bath and outside entrance,
plus q library; End floor, 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths, plus hall bedroom;
3rd floor, apt. Of living room, dinette.
bedroom, bath and kitchen; 2 bed
rooms and full bath in basement;
2-car sarage; uneaualed for income
property; fine construction and
equipment; owner has bought smaller
home WILL SACRIFICE. Call Mr.
Fraleigh (eves., co. 73sD with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., 1922
1rth 81 u M ST 72n0 -lO
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BOSS & PHELPS, INC.

BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K ST. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c. AREA
5265 NEBRASKA AVE. NV.
q Blk. f. of Conn. AveD
Open Daily, to 6 PM.
Three bedrms and . baths upstairs:
hv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. den COR
bedrmD and powder rm. on ] st f. =;
recr. rm. and powder rm. in bsmt
screened porch, gas heat. 10 yrs.
old. semidet. brick: small cash
pymt. OWNER, WO. ~165, no agents
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE with congenial lady, my
2-bedrm. GEORGETOWN house; $50
mo. MISS HENLY. DU. 0024. --12
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MICHIGAN PARK

$4,000
Modern semidet. 6-rm. brick home;
3 bedrms., din. rm., equipped kit,
recreational bsmt.; gas heat; 4eo
financing; moderate down payment
Call Mr. Bowers.
CAMPANELLA & CO.
Elk. Alb; Ewes, AID. 4947.
10 >
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RIGHT IN

CoICnIaI bflcK. 8 roOnlS bath, OIL n
w.h... det.. garage, front and rear
porches; house completely redeco-
rated Priced right good terms.
CALL EYES, RA. 1927.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST Q2lE a
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KALORAMA HEIGHTS

1885 2Uth ST. NV.
semidet. brick. 8 rooms, baths. z
inclosed porches, oil h.-w h, built
in garage, maids room in basement
large storage attic; very reasonable
terms.
B. ]. CRIVELLA, INC.
S41S l4th st. NV. TU. o600
L. "a
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lUb EMERSON ST. NE.
Attractive semidet. brick, home; 5
heat; front porch. Assume large GI
loan payable S6550 a month in
cluding taxes and insurance. Shown
by appointment only. Mrs. knight,
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
tHot Id+b Street N w III 334R
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INCOME PROPERTY

3 baths. oil heat, gear garage; .
apis. and rest in sleeping rms; furn.
throughout; newly decorated and
remodeled; new-house cond.: vacant ::
ready to move into: substantial
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Truman Silent on Plans
For Ohio Senatorial Fiqht

President Truman said today
that he was not in q position yet
to discuss his plans for participa-
ton in the senatorial fight in
Ohio.
Senator Taft. the Republican
incumbent, is opposed there by
the Democratic state auditor,
Joseph Ferguson. A reporter at
the Presidents news conference
said that Mr.. Ferguson wanted to
call on the President. Mr.. Tru-
man said he would be glad to re-
ceive him.
When the reporter said that
the Democratic senatorial candi-
date wants to know what the
President plans to do about max
ing a whistle stop campaign in
Ohio. the President responded
that he couldn't discuss that yet
1t is generally believed that Mr.
Truman will campaign in Ohio
later In the year.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Air TruveI Mentioned
To Combat Cold War
BY the Assocsuted Press

PASADENA. Calf. - Harold
Jones. member of the Civil Aero
nautics Board. believes that IF
passenger air travel were possible
today between Russia and the
United States. Stain would not
have much of chance with his
dictatorship"
With l00.000 Americans tour
ing Russia, Stain would have a
hard time convincing people that
the FBI was shooting victims on
the streets of New York" Mr..
Jones said in an interview.
Evening star., 1950-05-25

statement OF reserves for depre-
citation.
The rate of return under pres
ent conditions should not exceed
6 per cent.
The estimated decline in pas
sengers is "undu1y pessimistic, -
anu thus the estimates of rev.
enues by the company and COM
mission witness are too low.
Asks Operation Cost Cut.
That for the purposes of de-
termining proper rates, the oper-
ating expenses estimated by the
company should be further re-
duced by at least $680,785, and
the amount of income take.
chargeable to District operations
should not exceed the estimated
amount which actually would be
payable by the company. The
$680.785 was given as the reduc-
ton of operating expenses which
would result from a S per cent
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reduction in vehicle miles based
on estimated passenger decline.
The weekly pass should be re-
tanned at a price not more than,
and preferably less than. Is times
the price Of one token.
Mr.. ODea contended the COM
pany sis now in a healthy fnan-
cial condition
Sees Population Rise.
He said all reliable sources in
dicate a continued increase in the
population of this area which
should provide additional sources
of patronage for the company's
mass transportation monopoly. -
MFR. ODea held that "the record
is anything but persuasive that
the company has exerted every
reasonable affort to attract more
passengers. He urged that any
increase granted be considered
temporary and be for six-month
period only, with the commission
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Revenue Office to Close
In Groveton Satisfaction

The branch Office of the Fairfax
County Commissioner of Revenue
in the Groveton police substation
will close May 81 until further
notice.
Commissioner John w. Fergu-
son said taxpayers do not use the
office sufficiently after the dead
line for filing returns to justify its
maintenance. The main Office is
in the Fairfax Courthouse.
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determining later whether to make
the increase permanent or mod
ify it.
He said he felt the maximum
temporary relief should be Is
cents cash, four tokens for so
cents and a 1926 weekly pass.
Evening star., 1950-05-25

School. Willis Miner Richards Of
James Lee School and judy Fru-
land Of Madison School win re-
ceive awards 10 be contributed by
Mayor Albert NJ. orme. the Simon
& ShuSter Publishing Co. and
Classics Illustrated. Inc
Evening star., 1950-05-25
; FoIIs Church Pupils To Get Poster Prizes

Three Falls Church school chill
dren viii be awarded prizes for
submitting the best Falls Church
Freddie" posters In a trademark
contest sponsored by the Mayor s
Committee for More and Better
Reading.
Elizabeth Mcguire of St. James
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Just wash-wring out-hang up!

And clothes dry soft and fluffy and
they iron SO easily you'll be delighted.
So easy! So safe! Skipping the rims.
ing actually saves sCear and tear on
clothes! And think of the time and
acork and hot ,yater it saves!
Get Tide today and remember!
Other products may look like Tide
>. others may talk like Tide :.
but in your washing machine, they
just won't do the work like Tide!
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-27
Domestic Help Wages
Must Be Reported
Continued from nrst pager

domestic must work some part of
"a days in a calendar quarter be-
ginning January 1, 1851, and be
paid at least $50 in cash wages for
this employment during the entire
quarter
Questions concerning the employ
ment of dOmestics and duties OF
the housewife on reporting the do
nestle earnings can be answered
at the office of the Social Security
Administration, 9Th and King
Streets, Wilmington, Delaware, oil
which Mr.. Roger r. Minker is
manager. q
Itinerant offices of the Social Sc
curity Administration are main
tanned in the following cities:
Dover, Post Office Building, End
Wednesday of each month, 8 a. m.
Milford, City Office Building, 2nd
Wednesday of each month, 1:3C
p. M; Seaford, Post Office Build
ing, last Wednesday of each
month, 10 a m; Georgetown, Del
aware Employment Service Office
last Wednesday of each month, al
1870 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-27
Assets OF DeIGlUGre
Banks Hit NelU High
CONTINUED from FIRST paasl

tions was 100000 less, U. S. Gov
eminent obligations totaled ap-
prOximately $16,OOO,OOO, less, and
other bonds and securities, $1,782,-
900 less.
At the same time, Mr.. Darby re-
ported that on Sept. go loans and
discounts reached a record total of
$166. 100000 an increase of more
than $8,0OO,000 over the June Both
figures Commercial and industrial
loans, for which seasonal increases
are usually recorded during the
second half of the year, increased
.$1,846,OOO.
Deposits were reported in
amounts tOtaling $52S, 600, 900 which
was $14.OOO,OOO less than the last
aggregate figure. Included in the
current deposit figures are demand
deposits of individuals, partner
ships, and corporations of 1882. OOO.-
900, deposits Of state and political
ub divisions of $44,OOO, 900, and u
S. Government deposits of 100000
600. Time dennsits of individuals
partnerships and corporations of
$146,OOO,OOO decreased SLOTS, 600
since June 80.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-27
Class For Practical
Nurses At III. Fletcher
BrOlUn High School
continued from nrst pager

are essential to the comfort and
welfare of the patient; maintain
ing a comfortable and healthful
environment of the patient in the
home or in the hospital.
While in school these students
will be taught by a professional
nurse. Those who are unable to
take advantage of the one-year
training program may register two
years of three hours per week COW
ering the same type of instruction
as the day course.
Women will be selected for this
course between Is and so years of
age who are able to profit by tn (
instruction and who have cOmplet-
ed at least the 8th grade and are
likely to succeed in the occupation
of practical nursing.
During the last nine months of
clinical training in the hospital
these nurses are paid a stipend of
$4,000 a month and upon compile
ton of the One-year training pro-
gram are issued a certificate by
the Board of Education executed
jointly with the hospital. This GER
tificate will meet the requirements
for state license of a practical
nurse.
1t is not too late to register. Con-
tact Miss Helen Casey at the H. F..
Brown Vocational High School,
14th and Market Street WiIIninC-
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-27
Jack ChristoR Wins
Pistol Championship
continued from first pager

The tournament consisted of 60
shots fired with each of three cali
bers, %, .3S and As. The five high
scores. in each ealiber were:
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-27
Christmas Seals For
1850 At Headquarters
CONTINUED from first pase)

AS in former years, the Seals
were supplied by the National Tu-
herculosis Association, with. which
the Delaware Anti Tuberculosis So
ciety and 5000 other voluntary tu-
berculosis associations are affilia-
ted
Delaware's and the Nations first
Christmas Seal Sale was launched
by the late Miss Emily P. Bissell
in 1907. Miss Bissell was president
of the Delaware Anti-Tuberculosis
Society for 40 years.
AS usual the Christmas Seal
Sale will be conducted by mail be-
ginning Monday, November goth
1850.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-27
Homecoming To Be
Observed At ST. PauPs
continued from nrst pager

500 p. Message, Rev. H. A.
Bailey. Music by choir.
Wednesday, November 1
500 p. m.-Rev. c. E. Kiah and
young adult choir Of Mt. Calvary
Methodist Church. Bridgeville.
Thursday, November 9
Free night at st. Paul Kershaw
Royal Singer at Bridgeville. This
is a district program.
Friday, November 8
800 p. m,-Rev. G. B. Wilson
and choir oil the Methodist Church
of Port Deposit, Md.
Sunday, November
1900 a. m.-WOFship service.
100 D m.-Church school.
700 p. Methodist Youth Fell
lOwship Hour.
$500 p. m.-EVening Service. The
w. s. G. S. in charge Message,
Mrs Mildred Edwards, Dover.
There will be refreshments on
sale each night. Various Organiza-
tions in charge.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-27

The capital amount reached a
total of $68,O0O,OOO by Sept. 80 an
increase Of about 100000 since
June 80. This growth in capital.
along with the decline in assets,
raised the ratio of capital account
to total deposits to approximately
IL per cent.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-27

CLASSIFIED Ads get results.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-27

Classified Ads get results
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-27
u. N. Day Celebrated
At BGnneker School
CONTINUED from irst pager

of the program and reminded the
children how they can bring about
peace by striving to become we'll
rounded worthwhile citizens.
While the theme song of our pro-
gram was being played softly. Mrs.
Shockley delivered a fervent pray
er.
At 1903 P. NJ, the bells rangs
for a five minute period to remind
us of the freedoms which we now
enjoy as American citizens. While
the bells were ringing each child
and teacher prayed silently for
brotherhood and understanding.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-27

III . --1'lII -9llVelNa0J VI IUFgI }
the only lady entrant, distinguish
ed herself by winning the Glass B
trophy in the .38 caliber with a
score of 527x60O.
This was the first State Pistol
Championship ever fired in the
state Of Delaware, and the spon-
sors, the Delaware Rife and Pistol
Club, plan to make it an annual
event.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-27
White Lead

White lead is the oldest known
white pigment used in paint and
is mentioned in literature as early
as 4SO B.C.-2,S8O years ago.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-09-21
Judging From
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals addressed to
the Mayor and Council, Rockville,
Maryland. for grading and con-
structing a 6 inch bituminous con-
crete roadway in South Washing
ton and Argyle Sts., Rockville,
Maryland, will be received by said
Council in their office, 10 Com
merce Lane, Rockville, Nd, until
2 P. NJ, Eastern Standard Time.
Monday, October 2, 1850, and there
publicity opened and read.
The work proposed involves the
following approximate quantities:
1000 cubic yards Class l Earth
excavation.
1850 Square yds., 6" Bituminous
concrete paving.
Plans and specifications are on
file in the office of the Mayor
and Council, 110 Commerce Lane,
Rockville, Nd.
Bids must be accompanied by Il
certified check for per cent of the
amount of the proposal made pay
able to the Mayor and Council,
Rockville, Maryland
The Mayor and Council reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
SARA A. MORTIMER,
Clerk.
oEn2
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-09-21
Attractive Office Suites
Help Sell frsanizailnn

Business offices these days do
not have 10 be the drab, strictly
utilitarian settings which have per-
sisted through the years. Business
men now realize that attractive Of
fices help sell their organizations
to their clients and that careful
planning in decoration will increase
the efficiency of their stats. The
use of color is a mainstay in their
planning, and the wide variety of
paint colors now available makes
possible well-lighted. beautiful and
smart-looking rooms.
In planning a color scheme for
an office, the purpose cf the room,
its exposure, and its size should be
considered. 1t is wise to remember
that light tints reflect the most
lignt-whether it's natural or arti-
ficia1-and also that light tints
make room appear larger. Dark
colors have the Opposite effect.
One suite of law offices in Wash
ington is decorated in lifting COL
ors that are held in check by soft
er hues and dark touch here and
there. Before redecorating, the Of
fees were furnished with dark
wine leather furniture with drap-
cries to match, and the walls were
drab and dirty. AS one of the Sec
retaries put it, the whole effect was
''nondescript and depressing"
Now, you walk into a long, we'll
lighted central room with walls
that are painted a warm beige.
The ceiling is medium charcoal
gray. Interest is added by drap-
cries and sofa cover in dark brown,
green, and lacquer red print. There
are lacquer red chairs and floor
covering that blends with the
Wr,ls.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-09-21
NOTICE mol CoNTRACTORs


Sealed proposals addressed to
the Mayor and Council, Rockville,
Maryland for grading and con-
structing a 6 inch bituminous con-
crete roadway in Oak Street and
Park Street extended to Richard
Montgomery Drive, Rockville, Md,
will be received by said Council in
their office, 110 Commerce Lane,
Rockville, Nd, until 2 P. NJ, East
ern Standard Time, Monday, Octo-
Der 2, 1850, and there publicly
opened and read.
The work proposed involves the
following approximate quantities
800 cubic yds., Cass / Earth
excavation.
1880 So. yds., 6" Bituminous
concrete paving.
1C0 linear it., q Combination
concrete curb and gutter.
80 So. yds., s. concrete sidewalk.
Plans and specifications are on
file in the office of the Mayor and
Council, 110 Commerce Lane, Rock
vile, Md.
Bids must be accompanied by i
certified check for 5 percent Of
the amount of the proposal, made
payable to the Mayor and Council,
Rockville, Maryland.
The Mayor and Council reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
SARA, A. MORTIMER,
Clerk.
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