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All advertisements Offering
automobiles for sole must in
clude oetuol selling price Of cor.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN u 4-door sedan: brand-new
S1.225 delivered. terms and trade.
Parts. MANHATTAN AUTo & RA-
DIo h'W, f8, rs. 7Ssh 7Sh7. sides Of 7th at R st.
AUSTIN ie5o Marx II 4.dr.: 5 mi. ;
See it today. JACK PRY, Conn. at
g and 18th and Pa. ave. s.e.
AUSTIN 4-door seoan: brand-new
s1.2S5 delivered. terms ms and; and trade. s
Parts. MANHATTAN AUTO & RIA
no co. Both sides Of 7th at r st.
rs5sk 5SHs sSA liG IS siaa;n:ssss a s5ss
BUICK AZ Super sedan; $4s4. ss4
down, small weekly payments. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, ! 5gdS 1871 Bladensburg
BUICK 194S Roadmaster sedan; ra-
dio and heater. plastic seat covers.
glossy black finish, excel condition
ter%s HoYnE MoAoa snsa trssf safEr
BUICK Is4o super upper 4edr.: Id 'SH black. r. r.
to sell 1905. 30-day guar. May
FLOWER MOIORS, INC, 11Z5 18th
st. NV, RE 1892. Il
BUICK 1948 Super sedan; equipped,
a quality car; S1,294, $3.50 down,
why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
sAILaERs, 1871 Bladensburg rd., II.
BUICK 1s4s Super convertible; 9 one
owner; mos. low mileage; $4,000
or best offer for quick sale. May
be seen at ESQ STATION. 14th
BUICK aha isss njs 4-dr.; excellent cond,-
ton; S175. cash. FA. 1882. p
BUICK I948 Super sedanette (2):
r. and h.; both absolutely spotless
EDWARD MOTOR CO., bo33 wis.
ave. NV. OR. $500. -
BUICK '46 Super sedanette; spotless,
orig. black finish, r. and h., clean
interior. excel. engine, guaranteed.
Only 1895, $685. down. ROYAL
Packard Dealers, Is Kennedy St.
NV. TU. 5000. %
BUICK '4s Super 4-dr.; equip;
$1,545. Horner's Corner, 9Th and
Fla. ave. NV. AT. 6464. Il
BUICK '48 Super 4-dr., fully equip
like new, been stored; 1900 mi.
{ ST .635. IA. 03S3.
BUICK 1910 sedan; radio, heater.
splendid condition; $500. ROPER ?
18th and =: !. ave: ne. l.
doyp; small weekly payments. AUTO
WI LEsALERa. 1871 Bladensburg
SdyAL a-S600.
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Equipped Dairy Farm
REAL ESTATE LOANS

WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. MR..
QUICK, ST. 5000; ewes, RA. 341S.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates. 3 to 8 year terms and
monthly payments P. ]. WALSHE.
INC. Ills Eye st. NV MA. 646s.
TRUSTS. 1st, End and 3rd; Nd; va:
sGeoNn f0 a99 rktsf II Films ye nv avsba RE a9is fn9
a. NJ; pRAIsNER. 14o4 L st. NV,
CASH FOR End TRUST NbTEs. quick
fet5lement; white Or 81. coleTed; ore, nm notes 6
GORDON: l427 Eye st; n W. D1
FIRST AND sTokSss; sEcosp si9e1iaGn TRusr LOANS
.-aGBAEToW REALTY CO. Realtors
1881 g ST. NV ME. 2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-ws
will buy secondtrust notes. D. c..
nearby Mo. or Va Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST.
MaNm MatSnmpaGi Gi9RPs$ 2sPbs$ 1912 N Z ave. NV
MORTGAGE LOANS. 4-4h-5G. No
charge for appraisals. MOORE &
cIL cHILL 60" S44 lsth st. z,,.,, NV
wants to obtain End trusts on D. c.
resids: or will buy prop. for cash.
GL, 6675, RA. 2.s1. day or eve.
TRUSTS, LIST. 2nd and 3rd; Md, Va.
D. c.; wk.' S service. ADAMS REALTY
CO. 9O5 N. Y ave. NV. RE. 1912.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

APPROXIMATELY 3I9 ACRES. N.
Arlington, will make 10 good lots.
or ideal for l or > small estates.
MANNAs REALTY CO. 2116 Wilson
blvd GIL. or OK. 27S4.
SI,5OO-67s acres, fronting hard
county rd.. with cleo, choice section
Howard County, approx. 35 miles
from White House; Liberal terms
EIGHToAcRE i1h hiPoi TRACT as1-ft.s front
tion with Shirley Memorial. Will
sell or give ten,year as,n lease with
option opt n to buy OWNER phone !. h0r-
LEEsBURG PIKE, near Falls Church,
Va, about 6s, acres of rolling land;
stream as boundary on two sides.
class detyelopment and likely to
ice in the near future. The astute
Price, 81 900 per acre. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV, MA.
BUILDERS ATTENTION - 21z acre
cleared site, on Colesville pike VIII
make 10 to II lots, A bargain at
$4,000 Call Mrs. Stein, COX g.
$50 DOWN, SIS MO. for high wooded
home site One mile from Shirley
$50 it.: 500. VERNON M. LYNCH
e. SONS, AL. 59o6. (closed Suns.)
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TRAILERS WANTED

2 WHEEL TRAILERS WANTED =
Cash; any condition; bring them out.
1000 Central ave. ne. HI. 5450.-6
WANTED ] used trailer, van body,
30 #. or over, air brakes, good con-
dition. TR. $500, s to $50 week
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OFFICES FOR RENT

ONE AND 2-RM. OFFICES with pvt.
bath in new bldg, Silver Spring.
$60-SI00 per mo; CAPITAL REAL
TY CO.. SH. 0673. "a
#. on 3 fis. in modern bldg; park
ing in rear for s. cars. Call MIR. Hol-
land, H. G. SMITHY CO., SI1 18th
st. NV. ST 5000. .
I4th AND X STREETS N.W.-Choice
suite, approx. 1.100 so. TT. in fire
proof building with elevator: S225
PaRhs PgRfh T9 iNc asDfat saiz apply stree, BOSS
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately;
desirable rooms ,,,, to meet eo3n yonT nrrIs re-
ARI1NGToN Ri ( f, M MEbIcAL be; BLDG, 1924
elevator service. attrac. suite, suit
able for physician, dentist or other
professional use. ALBERT H.
COHEN rental agent, 1O42 N. Irv-
635 F ST. NV. opposite the Hecht
Co. Single rooms available at rea-
sonable rates for law offices. busi-
service; THos; J.. FISHER & co,
AIkGoNpIrIoNE6 nc STS 15tH st. nT oTFIoks P oSa8 q
modern, fireproof, Century building,
412 Fifth st. NV: available in
single rooms or suites OF two or
more rooms; piices from SAB SO up
per rm.; parking SPACE ayailable;
ooSsEerieUT aSss e nU P1 avE. eSsS North under
pass outlet)-offces 2Ox25. redeco-
rated: $40 up. Also bsmt. shop; pvt.
entrance; 500. 1888 Conn. ave.
so0s 14th ST. N.w.-Large spacious
Once, rms. and pvt: lavatory; tory
location; also ! small office. co.
ARLiNGToN @ Attention doctors
Custom-arranged 4-room suite. plus
reception hall; located in. Airing,
cross-road center; better residential
section; long lease; $3.50 per
month. FRED J. GEORGE GIL. 6777'
FACING HECHT's. 52s 9Th st. NV
2 entire floors, or SEPARATE rooms,
NEAR 9TH AND f.; courts and new
GAO; rms, 2 lavatores, approx.
700 50. IT.; reas. AUERBACE CO..
PI; 65ol, 6oo1 1424 K st. NV; eyes.
AHRESgfoN ri S2fo pocroRs-ofnce sS on
street level. ls block from Mt. Pleas
ant carline, thickly populated:
18th and Columbia I'd. section, liv-
ing quarters If desired. Very rea-
sonable. THOMAS H. RICE, OR.
1O95 or AID. 2O59. i
DOWNTOWN 18th ST., near Statler
Hotel; ground floor or 3rd fl. ofices
in modern, air-conditioned, elevator
bldg. at a rate below other COM
parable space. JOHN c. KAHN,
los 18th st: n;w. RE; s676; 20
roll ave-; rms and lavatory: 500
per mo. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS,
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1910 panel truck; very
reasonable. Call WI. 1855 weekdays.
TRACTORS, all sizes: air or vacuum:
all guaranteed. SHERIFF MOTOR
CO., 900 r. l. ave. ne, MI. 5000.
1911 CHEVROLET ton panel truck
good running condition.; good body:
new S-ply tires; can be seen at
gas station, $500 Sherman ave. NV
until pm, MI. 9762. DE. 1866.
STUDEBAKER 194S ton and one
half stake truck; less than 1900
miles; S1,lo0 or best offer. 516
1889 GMC passenger bus; seats 80
people, new motor, make good house
trailer or produce truck. OR. 1900
from 8 am. to q. MR. HARDWOOD;
after 6 pm, WI. 743S. %
TRUCK VALUES
'4s GMC la-ton pickup --$ 900
'4S GMC a4-ton pickup ----1 ZOO
40 International 12-ton canopy 1876
SO Chevrolet 1k-ton van 1876
SO GMC 11a-ton c. g. c., l.b.w. $50
AZ Ford 1a-ton pickup 645
GMC Truck & Coach Div.
80 M st. NE, ME. O505.
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AuToAoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

USED AUTO PARTS for most any
cars. Low prices. min. from
D. C. Cars bought in any condi-
ton. BLADENSBURG AUTO
WRECKING CO., at Peace Cross.
WA. 6913. 400 Bait. ave.
REBUILT ENGINES-We have avail.
able for immediate delivery the fol-
lowing factory remanufactured en-
gines.
1928-1e47 Ford.
192S-1947 Chevrolet,
1933-l94S Plymouth,
1933-1948 Dodge.
1936-1941 De Soto.
1871 947 Chrysler.
We can order Buick, Pontiac. Olds-
mobile, De Soto. Chrysler. Stude-
baker, Lincoln-zephyr and Jeep
engines. Use our time payment
plan, as low as Sill per month. ID
months to pay. Also investigate our
GOMERY WARD, Alexandra, va,
AL. 1900. AL 5S11.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-l9
Chevrolet vans. stakes. panels and
tract. PUBLIC SERVICE DRIV-UR-
SELF. 1923 L st. NV ME. Toll
VAN TRUCK, any size job prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance.
ia. 1887. After z pm, GE. 1910.
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STORES FOR RENT

STORES TO BE BUILT, Hillendale,
New Hampshire ave. extended, near
Naval Ordnance; no competition;
ideal for grocery, hardware, drug
gist, etc. JACK COOPERSMITH. RE.
poWNTowN 1eth ST, mr.. statler
the city; avail. immed. For appt.,
MR.. KAHN. RE. S67e. II
3238 M ST. N.W,-Occupied as shoe
repair shop for last 20 yrs. Equip
ment can be bought very reas., or
can be rented vacant Rent $50 per
mo; Phone ST. S932; ewes, GE.
CENTER MARKEr-5th and x sts.
NV. Following available; Retail
area for Photographic laboratory or
similar business. Phone MR. SHOE
MAKER DI. 5039.
CLEAN NEW STORE for lease, in
small shopping area, but Is close in.
Very reasonable rent makes It ideal
for. distributor or similar type
business. Has excellent display.
NfW FhSns srGhr. EN- PA. atd and s,sr,d.n n5 S.
n;w;; n;ww; 20x5o; large show winaow.
STORE OR WAREHOUSE. 35x60 IT,,
2 floors. part of 1st f., refrigerator
conveyor to 2nd fl. Can furnish
Subtenant for part of space. HUGH
E. PHILLIPS CO. ia. 1905. II
3033 M ST. .N.W.-store suitable
for. any business, especially for
restaurant, radio, appliances, etc.
NPcHoLsoN NSPPciio g. CO., MA. 5es7.
THE BURL1NGTON-1120 Vermont
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RARE!

e6,400 income, corner 2-story prick
bldg, Warrington, Va. Historic
stability. with excellent return; So.
l. FRENCH. Exclusive, Fairfax 3S1.
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BULLDOZERS

ALLIs CHALMERS BULLDOZER,
1914, H D. 7 with trailer. Call
FIR. 4303. w. K. KEYS, after Z
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GARAGES WANTED

LGE. GARAGE wanted for parking of
l5 to 90 panel-body trucks; location
close to 9th and F sts NV, would be
most desirable. Contact Mr.. Ed
WARD, ST. 61O0
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pOCK CpEFK pARK
LOTS WANTED

BRooKLAND, MICHIGAN PARK
Near Catholic Univ. Either direct or
through broker. Box 4f5-T, Star.
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TRAiLERS Cont
VAGABOND

HORNER'S TRAILER CENTER. 9th
and Fla. ave. ne. FIR. 1221.
GLIDERS
All models on display. II you are
in need of trailer and only have
small down payment. we will see
that you get it. COLLIE MOTOR
ave-, Silver Spring. Md. 81. $500
or ST., SoO3
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LOTS FOR SALE {cont.)

SHEPHERD PARK, d. C.-Beauttful
close-in building. site: 1891 so. IT.;
$3,650. Call JU. 7-S211. 3
Is MILES FROM PENTAGON-At
last we have level. wooded and
cleared acre lots, in restricted sec
ton mice middle class); Just off new
Shirley hwy; in Va; 81 900 eash'
s097 or CH. 7s43. N
BEAUTIFUL UPPER 16th ST., cor
ner lot 140-ft. frontage with TO-
900 SO. #. Phone ewes, RA. 1851,
HO. 1900, Ext. 412. SIGLER & CO.
H HI 33l3.
FOREST HILLS
Very desirable sites; one lot 90X120,
irregular, $4,000: End lot, 70x200,
$4,000. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
Realtor, RE. 1881.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE WOODS
Chevy Chase, D. c. Drive l block
east of Conn. ave. on Fessenden to
34th st. to our sign)-Large ram
bier and homesites; rep. on grounds
10 am. till dark.
SHAPIRO. INC. NE. 1717, IA. 7511.
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STORES WANTED

900 SO. FT., downtown NV. sec.
ton, with parking facilities for a
least 6 cars on premises or ad.
joining lot. Box 437-Y, Star. =
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SILVER SPRING

OPPOSITE JELLEFFS
Store approximately 13X60; in same
BLOCK with Hahn's, Lerner's and J.
c. Penny stores. available March
10th; $3.50 per month. THE
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.,
S634 Colesville I'd, SH. 800. =
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rRAiLERs FOR SALE

NEW AND USED trailer homes on
ICAN TRAILER CO., 4 mi. south OF
Alexandria, on Route l. Phone
1917 1917 'sI: sa.Foor LIBERTY Small
soY syp eSsnfg awnsT ian n panSs
1918 DUPAGE house sn; trailer; 2s-ft.
long,. fully equip. and special-built
furniture; Al cond.; priced for
quick sale. Gaithersburg 337-W-4.
1s4s AMERICAN TRAILER, excellent
condition. Can be seen at WOOD
LEY Hills TRAILER CAMP. lot IL,
Manning Trailer Sales
NsE ss asa sa USED aanam srssT coaches ss sspss MS
1901 Baito.- Wash. blvd. Berwyn,
Md. Telephone TO. 66sl.
NEW AND USED TRAILERS
1877 1877 Irsysls Tms4iesn s2 II #. $sS .$sS
1915 Alma, ~ ft.----------- 1896
1949 Howard ONCE, 2s tt a,aS5
See these and many other new and
used m, models Of sCHuLT: AMERI-
LAIN, IhAtELO ana HOWAhD mouse
trailers with complete bathrooms,
cleo, refrigerators, .h.-w. heaters,
etc. Ask about our low down pay
ment and financial plan.
VACATION RENTALS
Open $ to 8 weekdays and Sundays.
AMERICAN TRAILER
CO., INC.
A030 Wisconsin Ave NV
WO. 1921
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TRUCK VALUES
TODAY'S VALUES

CENTRAL MOTOR co.
SMC TRUCK DEALERS.
Other truck bargains. Army: parts:
night services at our Alex. plant.
1901 Oronoco st. OV. Ib00.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
OWNER WILL ERECT warehouse for
responsible tenant, ne. location;
5000 to 10000 50. #. or more
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, Realtor,
RE l1S1.
WILL BUILD LARGE WAREHOUSE
for LONG lease in D. c. with Penna
r.r. facilitiess STEUART BROTH
ERS, INC DI 24:{4
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR RENT FURNISHED
An all-year-round home of distinc-
tion in Southern Berkshire town,
120 miles north of New York: elec-
trically equipped, city sewerage;
oil heat; IL rooms, large studio,
screened sleeping porches: pine
grove; acres. more if desired.
OIL. 002S.
FOR SALE-6-rm. bungalow nr.
Lynchburg, Va, on q. S. 30 or will
exchange for local property in
Wash, D. C. GE. 7775.
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DODGE 4s sedan, 1920 dowr
$1,094; Why pay more? AUT,

lQ., d. 3-SSUU. -S
DODGE '47 Gust. club cpe,; T. and h..
MS Mobs dE1ve s1ss snSise ans sssS yEnEH doEh
$11.42 q wk. WHEELER, INC, 48O0
Wisconsin ave, EN-. 6277. -3
DODGE late 1949 maroon 2-dr. Sc
dam; 1850 body style. Little over
1000 mi. Orig. price 81 1868. Ask
ing price $1,000. New-car shape.
$67.5O heater and air-cond. unit,
chrome wheels, 3 free fabrication
tickets left Of orig. 8. No dealers.
Call ia. 0757.
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IMMEDIATE cash

For your home. white or colored
cox q CO. RE 1898.
WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame; white or colored;
quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER,
ME 1920; eyes, DE 5346
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FOR LAUNDRY

Approximately 5000 So. #. in mod
ern bldg, mr. Capitol; now operated
as laundry; possession April; good
for dry cleaning, printing. etc. Call
M..hirston riLank' BYE MlEAsEH ~ 6SS s9S0 irS' GI'
4456. II
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BUSINESS orsaniza-
ton seeks downtown space on lease
or sublet basis. Write Box 4S9-Y.
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE (cont.)
$500
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
OFFICE BUILDINGS FOR SALE

property, we can sell it for yol
Immediately. Call ST. 1907 or JC
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
Ohio Farmers in Capital

Recently the Kline-Brannan feud
over the >so-called Brannan plan
was brought to Washington when
so members of the Ohio Farm Bu-
reau Federation, who are at odds
with the parent organizations,
came here to. consult with farm
leaders and placed on the record
the result of the Ohio poll as to
what they wanted on farm legisla-
ton. .t -5fT- lr
The poll, at the time incOm-
pIete, showed: Against all gov
eminent price supports, SO per
cent; in favor Of the present
system of price supports, IL
per cent; for a combination of, {
price supports for stOrables
and deducted payments for
perishables as urged by Secre-
tary Brannan, 80 per cent; for
production payments for both
perishables and non perish
ables, 8 per cent.
The Ohio group, headed by John
w. Sims, executive secretary,
called on President Truman at the
White House and presented a COM
mendation to him for his support
of farmer cooperatives against
unfriendly legislation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
The TeIevision Angle

Back around the hazy year known
as 1893 in Baltimore there was a
move on the part Of the ball club
to keep baseball writer's out Of the
park. The idea was that people
had to come to the park to find out
who won.
This suggestion was quickly
thrown out. Who would 20 to
a ball game when he could sit
at home and hear every play
for no cost? Larry MacPhail
was one of the first TO prove
this theory was incorrect. RAJ
die was a big baseball boost.
Now television comes under
heavy fire. When you are able
both to see and hear the game
1t Is something different.
have never heard as many diff
ferent opinions expressed on one
subject. The grouping is about as
follows.
No. l - Television will wreck
baseball, starting with the minor
leagues.
No. 2-Television will hurt the
weaker clubs. It won't affect the
stronger clubs.
No. 3-Television will make little
difference one way or another after
good weather and better baseball
arrive.
No. 4-Television will help base
ball in the long run. 1t brings the
games to thousands Of new homes.
1t will be even more help than
radio was.
AS Larry MacPhail was the first
to give radio real trial, I asked
the former Yankee owner, or one
of them, how he felt about II.
II don't think it will make much
difference" he said. Baseball
doesn't televise well. I'd rather
hear game called over radio. But
I'll tell you what will wreck base
ball before too long. This is too
many night games. Night base
ball was set up as an innovation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
lNARoUnD GAITHERSBURG
Mrs. James Schroeder Gaithersburg 442
Gaithersburg 442

The Neighborhood Garden Club
met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Robert Ransom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Refit of
Crawfordtown were hosts to the
formers father, John Refit of
Boyds, over the past weekend. Mr..
Reffit paid the visit to celebrate
Fathers Day with his son and
family and to celebrate his birth
day.
Allen Thompson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Thompson of Mary
land avenue, was ring bearer in the
wedding of his cousin, Miss Joyce
Miles of Forest Glenn, to Charles
Weigel in the Woodside Churc!, on
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson, Nancy and Allen were
guests of Miss Miles parents at
buffet supper on Saturday evening
following the wedding rehearsal.
At the Women's Club meeting
last week, Miss Jean Burtis, from
the Fish and Wild Life Division of
the Department of the Interior.
spoke on "Fish". This weeks meet
ing will be held today, with the
luncheon to proceed the meeting
in the Club House. The guest
speaker, following the luncheon at
noon, will be Earl Williams, Lati-
tude Observer, U. S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey of the information
al Observatory at Gaithersburg,
one of the five in the world.
The program under the direc-
ton of Mrs. H. Clark Helms given
at the Open House at Washington
Grove last Sunday was a most in
teresting one. Following the ad-
dress of Mayor Irving McCathran,
the Rev. and Mrs. Huddleston
Tackett, were introduced. Miss
Miss Barbara Bent played a
piano solo, followed by a magic
act put on by Jammie Hud-
son, assisted by his sister, Mar
garet Ann. Several songs were
sung by Edward Wise, accompan-
led by Miss Ruth Edwards. De-
licious refreshments were served.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
HOME "a
TOUEl &''
REp0R7xRA
KIine.Brannan Eeud
IN WAsHiNcToM

MS A RESULT Of the about, no.
"A holds barred feud between Al
Ian B. Kline. president of the
American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton, and Secretary Charles F..
Brannan, of the department of ag-
riculture, the AFBF stands to lose
the advantage it has held over
other farm organizations in finan-
cial support Of the agricultural ex-
tension service in the land grant
colleges.
There has been a certain degree
of jealousy from the other farm
organizations because of the hold
AFBF has in the extension serv-
ice. In several Of the states the
AFBF pays part of the expenses
in cooperation with the federal
government.
The house agricultural COM
mittee now has before 1t bill
which would end this relation
ship by prohibiting any affilia-
ton between the various state
extension services and private
organizations. The committee
heard ]. Lewis Henderson Of
Bay st. Louis, Miss, testify
that the county agent, who is
the head Of the extension serv-
ices, in some states led MEM
bership drives for the farm bu-
reau and gave bureau MEM
bers preferential treatment.
This was Immediately denied by
R. E. Short, vice-president Of the
AFBF. Mr.. Short said the bill
would "scuttle" and ''hamstring"
the cooperative aspect Of the ex-
tension service, which is, after all.
the objective of the bill under dis
cussion.
According to members of the
house committee the heads of the
land grant colleges. generally, are
in sympathy with the detectives Of
the bill.
Said Short: obviously mislead-
ing information has been spread
with regard to Farm Bureau-Ex-
tension relationships and this has
created some confusion in many
peoples minds as to the real facts
of the situation"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22

to be doubtful entertainment.
Here is just one example. In the
middleweight set the worst two
fighters are the ones elected to
meet for the title-LaMotta and
Graziano. l doubt very much that
either could handle Ray Robinson.
welterweight champion, Robert
Villemain or Laurent Dauthuille.
Robinson and Villemain are
both much above the LaMotta-
GrazianO average. LaMOtta
who Is the middleweight
champ, has slipped long, long
way downhill since he was
fighting Robinson years ago
and Rocky Graziano has dipped
just as far. This was the divi-
sion that was supposed to fea-
ture all boxing programs for
1850. Or at least feature most
of them since the middle
weights had more stuff to Of
fer.
Philadelphia has grabbed off the
best show Of the lot in Robinson
and Villemain SO far as actual
ring skill is concerned, but there
is no title, involved.
1t is an odd angle that a fighter
of the LaMotta type should be
able to tie up the one good division
left to a game that seems to be
Keeling in the dark. The two
Frenchmen have been tossed
around and yet either is a better
fighter than LaMotta is today. The
Philadelphia show is about as good
as the game can offer right now
but what it means in the way of
dissolving Jake LaMotta is another
guess.
Both LaMotta and Graziano
were much higher In the scale
some years ago. Neither could
ever be accused Of being an
other Benny Leonard or ah6th-'
er Greb. But In their own
rough and rowdy way they
knew how to be effective. -
Both have lost the reflexes and
resiliency of younger years. and
appear to be waiting for the axe.
Graziano's suspension did no little
damage to the hard puncher who
hasn't really been tested since.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
The 1850 Miracle Man

From the extensive domain Of
his broad estate in Maryland It
seems that Larry MacPhail still
keeps an eye on the general scene.
He is now raising Angus cattle and
thororghbreds and also watching
the standing Of the clubs in the
two leagues, especially the Ameri-
can.
What do you think" he asked,
of fellow by the name Of Bucky
Harris? II he isn't the miracle man,
SO far, Of 1850, who is?