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'sFor Large Family-s14.95O"

'cFor Large Family-$14,950"
Here is q 5-bedroom. 2-bath brick
bungalow in Takoma Park, near
sanitarium Built Immediately before
war Of finest materials; 2 bedrms.
and I bath down; 3 bedrooms and
bath up; full basement; sun deck.
Brick Colonial-$15,950"
Center entrance plan; large living
room, family sized dining room and
large kitchen; 3 well-proportioned
bedrooms and bath on % floor:
porch; full basement with half bath;
excellent condition; may go GI at
this price.
Chevy Chase Rambler"
Truly q custom home; large living
room with fireplace, separate dining
room. All GE kitchen with dish
washer and disposal; 2 large bed
rooms; q paneled den with fireplace;
1h baths; basement; radiant heat;
garage with breezeway. Over "a acre
lot bordering on Rock Creek Park.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
REALTORS
RH 5665 till o.
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hEALlO@
SH. 5555 till o.
3 BEDROOMS
$16,5O0, RAMBLER

In Sunset Terrace section Of Silver
Spring; nr. Sligo Park Golf Course.
Brick. large bedrms. with. huge
closets, full bsmt. with firepl. and
outside entrance. built-in breakfast
nook and garbage disposal. Excel.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HAVE CLIENT wishing to buy 5 or q
room house in -Anacostia, Fairlawn
Village or Lyndale: will pay cash.
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor. 10.
A NATIONALLY KNOWN commentator
home in good NV. location: must be
brick detached. Call Mr.. Dixon, OF
JAMES 1. DIXON & CO., ST. 1900.
and close-in Nd; and Va. We offer
6sis. L. T. GRAvATrE. Reaitor.
Z PAY CASH ron HOUSES. any con.
dition; any section Mr.. B. LIss
n Ff' PROMPT ATTENTION to tn. sal.
Of your home. business or invest
ment property e what you desire
cal r a E,Il HuMPERIEs: Resltor
Direct iRIas1s1Fi FROM 5V OWNER. sishsst cash
for your property Call MR.. KTTcH-
EMS: ST 1858: ewes. VI. ,sl36.
sPECULAToR WILL purchase for
cash real sS estate ,f,, Of any Sty type
fSno1siIIi Ice. TAMMRRo. aFsceo MAJ is so6s. 'A SEW
waiting for fve-room BUNGALOWS.
2-story houses and ramblers. Can
woRTaIENGToN REALTY Jsad. Rssl.
Quick viii viii be the action in buying
oUIcK. 81. 1853; ewes. RA. 341s.
CLIENT SEEKING home with extra
large rooms; 8 to 8 bedrooms; quar-
ters for 3 servants nice grounds;
NV. section. Call wORTH1NGToN
REALTY, Realtors; s427 Ga. ave.
MOP n. .s clrAs a sSos s i H fS; In sesS
MAKE large cash payment. MRS.
cox. VI. s136 or ST. 1868. IA
TOP DOLLAR CASH for houses, white
or colored. any condition. Immediate
HAVE CLIENT for 5 or e-room home;
R. a. FOSTER. Phone 10. s-slo0
AM PREPARED TO PAY CASH for
md' smol onre9 home enlti IN L2 2, SsssE5o e nearby
in P. @. or Montgomery County;
payments not oyer 500 mo. Mr..
roR sGLAN, AfoRHficN Hh s7ls MISSION One.
building or town house suitable con-
version to ofhces; Is to % rooms;
Dupont Circle. Mass. ave. or lower
18th st. area. must be In excellent
condition.: occupancy By August /.
Write full particulars. Box 146-J.
Star -25
rHREE-BEDRM. HOUSE. Silver Spring
or Bethesda; give lowest price, down
payment, ETC.; owner only. Box
HUNDREDS OF PROSPECTS seekinS
homes from $4,000 to $4,000.
Please consult US before placing
your home on the market. EXes..
sall RA 1924. FRANK 5. PHIL rs,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR REAT

$40 L ST. NV rms, . paneled
attractively in knotty pine, lavstory.
$50 mo. Can be inspected wkdays.
bet. 10 am. and pm. THE
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
co. Rental Dept, 300 p St NV.
Ma 344O. --23
#. l story. l5-ft. ceiling. no COL
umns. fireproof. adequate parking.
power wiring and heating plant in
BLDG: 5000 monthly. VIM BORN
STEIN a. SON, INC, 145 Kennedy
st. NV. ia. 5000. -27
13O0-II 1st ST. SCI story, all
brick and concrete; twin overhead
truck entrances; OPP. r.r. siding.
approx, 500 SO. II. GEO S. KING
CO., Est. 1898, LU. 4-250l, Realtor.
end COMMERCIAL - Downtown. 3
story brick; incl. dwelling. yd and
garage; 422 9Th st NV. Apply $40
r st. NV, Rm. 10.
LIST COMM.-Entire End A.; combina-
tion business and apt. NE. O4s6.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CENTER OF BOWIE, MD

CENTER OF BOWIE, MD.
Large 7-rm. home, h.-v.o.h., about an
acre of ground, owner being trans
ferred, must sell. Price reduced to
S11 800. Terms.
LOUIS MILLER, Real Estate
UE. 2723, Ewes, AP. 1850. -26
SPECIAL, MUST SELL-REDUCEI
TO S13,950. 3 bedrms., tile bath
with shower. lge. liv. rm., din
rm. and modern kit: full bSmt
gas &C. heat: lot 50x150. Open
Sat. and Sun., / to 9 pm 1912
Erskine st. Caro1e e,,s highian6ds- an6d DIR
line, turn right into Erskine st.
JOSEPH F. SWAIN,
81. 710l, Realtor, WI. 3413.
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CHEVERLY

1902 5Sth AVE.
Two-family brick home, everything
modern. Call Mr.. Morningstar, WA.
360S. MORGAN REAL ESTATE CO.,
RE 49l0 -25
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HILLWOOD HOUSE

H1LLWOOD HOUSE
With Q bedrms. and bath downstairs;
stairs; fine Ige. ifv. rm. has fire-
place, dining IL, equipped kitchen,
fine shaded frcnt porch, full bsmt.
fenced yard includes small stream.
At $16,950 this is a steal. See it
first by calling
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GL. or OK. 27s4.
Evening star., 1950-06-23
FALLS CHURCH

A substantial white brick home. Of
fering seclusion, space and conyen-
fence in the heart of Falls Church.
bedrms.. l n baths on second floor,
q gracious liv. rm. with fireplace,
large din. rm. and kit. full bsmt.
and "a bath. Needs some redecorat-
ing and refnishing Of the lovely
hardwood floors but consideration
in price allows for this. Substantial
cash required. Shown by appoint
ment.
EASTMAN & SEAY
Exclusive Realtors. IA. 2RoO.
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AL BAKER OFFERS
For The Man With A Family
A grand buy in q big house in one
Of Alexandria's oldest and best
frame construction and in excel,
cond. 5 bedrms with modern bath
and kit. Nice liv. rm. and din. rm.,
big comfortable front porch. Lot
measures 115xS0, and has nice trees
and high elevation. Bsmt. with oil
h.-w.h. Convenient to schools and
shopping. Full price: $l7,50O. TIE.
7343 or AL. 6644.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RAMBLER IN NO ARI,

RAMBLER IN NO. ARL.
Someone must be Icoking for 8 new
brk. rambler located In the heart OF
No, Art I; consist OF 3 hedgms with
> tpli ceramic tile baths / bath in
+ master hedrm.. lovely sgs, iiy rn
with frpi-, fun din rRa. and iEe,
EQUIPPED kit, also fun hSmt with
Il bath. Very close 20 schools. shop
plnE area and bus MAY SO GI. Be
the arSt 20 see IL
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THE BRANT COMPANY

$II ,OO0-5- -RM.. s-STORY frame: :
oedrmS.. bath. h.-w.h. sAS range,
6srni., nice lawn, lge, gArden space
ls-aere lot on paved St. nr. stores
and schools.
St0.5oo-S-rm, frame country home
Z acres on good rd
81 6,9So--S-beorm. sr., equipped kit,
frepi, oil hot-aiT heat. Screened-ip
porch. heaut. LOT on paved st, nT
bus, stores. schools. : mi DC.
S6,aS0-New S-rm. frame with bath.
oil heat. elect. water heater. closed
IN back porch, approx - acre.
$4,6uo--3-rm. frame eottaRe. elect.
rAnge, oil heater. bsmt., l4N2S; nice
lot on gocd I'd. Immed. possession.
81 .5oo-S-rm. einaer-hl. with bath.
h.-w h, hardwood frs. firepl, fun
bsmI.. expansion attic. lot lQ2xlaS.
500 -bedrm. cinder-ei.. Stueco:
bath, utility I'M, gas ranEe and
water heater. laundry trays. Vene-
tian blinds. screens, oil heat, beaut.
lawn, lge. garden, blue stone DR. way,
5f6 acre, hl, from bus, - mi
from d. c. Terms can be arranged
on above hStings.
DAU DADAJCxy
Evening star., 1950-06-23

AL BAKER OFFERS
ROSEMONT AREA
A really good buy on today's market
is this substantial 3 bsdrm home OF
brick construction. Located iust of.
Russell Rd., nice liv rm., din. rm.,
cen and good sized equipped kit. on
1st floor. The best part of it ali is
the price; only Sl6,5o0 with $4,000
down. Call today TO see this home
TIE. 7343 or AL. 6644.
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RAMBLER

ONE OF THE LARGEST
Center hall, living rm. and fireplace
sep. dining rm., charming de luxe
kit. and breakfast rm. combination.
3 bedrms., > baths. plus guest
way to storage. full basement with
fireplace, "a bath, space for maids
room and workshop. outside en-
trance, 2-car detached garage Stone
and brick. and under $40 900.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. off Glebe Rd.
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NORTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE
BY OWNER
Living rm., with brick firepl. and
built-in bookcases dining rm. and
bath and storage rm. on End flr.
Bsmt.: Knotty pine recr. rm. with
built-in bar. separate refrigerator
Photographic dark rm., laundry rm.
and storage rm. Oil heat. Flagstone
terrace. Nr. schools, churches,
shopping and Lee Highway bus. CHI.
Q422 Latter n m -02
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'TrlckS Of Imagination"

Tricks of Imagination
Unique room Arrangement. decorated
in the styles of ancient, elegant
cafe. Generous. light, airy rooms,
ideal for the active family. 2 bed
rms. and bath on first level. sep
dining rm. and handy breakfast
nook. stainless steel kit. At second
level is the master suite complete
with bath and fireplace. Attached
garage. unusually lge. bspnt. Be
estate. for less than $4,000. call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. of Glebe Rd.
OW. 9090. -25
COLORED-THIs FINE BRICK house
has lge. liv. rm., din rm, kit and
3 bedrms.; oil mt; hdw. frs: . extra
lots. This house is in a very nice
section Of Alex. and can be bought
for $4,000. Terms arranged.
Colored-One of the finest old
homes in Alex: built In. 1917: has
9 lge. rms. 2 baths, kit. tiled TO
the ceiling; liy. rm. and den are
cars; oil h.-a h: air-cond. Some
one would surely like this home at
$4,000. Cash arranged. " WARD
BOSWELL. INC, 220 So. Wash. st If,
Alexandria, Va. TIE. 772l, AL. 29l 9.
"a
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Clinton-Camn Sprinps
COLLEGE HEIGHTS
I 1tID IA OWL I II W
Realtors, lib 18th St., NV

Cottage City, Apis.
On busline, excel. rental location.
New gas furnace; screened frt. porch;
good investment. Call Mrs. Nader,
UN. 43l4. COX d CO., UN. 1926.
Evening star., 1950-06-23

For veteran, on this New England
Colonial in cool Capitol View Park.
bedrms., hardwood floored recr,
rm. in bsmt., large lot. Subject to
VA approval. Non-vet purchaser
may assume GI loan presently on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
Restaurant Owner
Dies Suddenly At
Rockville Home

Services were held today,
Thursday for John Marashlian,
So, owner of a restaurant just out
side of Rockville, who died sud
denly Tuesday morning, June 20,
1850. The funeral was conducted
at the Colonial Funeral Home of
Robert A. Humphrey, Rockville,
with interment in Forest Oak
Cemetery, Gaithersburg.
Mr.. Marashlian, who had OPP
Grated Sock inns Restaurant in
Westmore for about ten years,
died Tuesday despite rescue at
temps by Fire Department which
called when he was stricken early
Tuesday.
A native Armenian, Mr.. Mar
ashlian had lived in Silver Spring,
where he was also in the rest
aurant business, before moving to
Rockville. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Agnes Marashlian, and
a son, John Marashlian, both Of
Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
FROM

Eve Arden, popular WTOP-CBS
star of "Our Miss Brooks" is COM
ing to the. Olney Theatre, Olney,
the week of June 81. Miss Arden,
one of Hollywood's busiest ac-
tresses is returning to the stage in
Ruth Gordon's hilarious comedy,
cover 81" Performances will be
given nightly from Tuesday, June
81 through Sunday, July 2 with
matinees on Saturday. July and
Sunday, July 2. On the radio Miss
Arden is heard on the program
"Our Miss Brooks" in which she
enacts the role of a school teacher.
Current ill at Olney is Caesar
and Cleopatra" starring raulette
Goddard, which will play through
Saturday evening, june "a with a
matinee the last day Mali orders
accompanied by a self-addressed
stamped envelope should be sent to
the Olney Theatre box office. GO
Jordan's, 13thiand G street, N. W.,
Washington. Tsilas
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
( Policemen May
]. Hold Other Jobs
Under New Rule

County Manager Irving G. Nc
Nayr on Tuesday rescinded pre-
vious order prohibiting county
police from part-time employment
outside their police duties. Acting
as director of public safety, Mr..
McNayr met with Chief of Police
Charles M. Orme and issued the
surprise reversal.
Under the new order, policemen
must make written request for
permission to take outside jobs,
each case to be decided on it's in
dividual merits. In his statement,
Mr.. McNayr said that he had re-
viewed the previous order issued
May 10 by the Police Chief, and
that he "is convinced that the
order may well work an undue
hardship on members of the
force. The County Policemen's
Association had Urged that the
order be recalled since it was
necessary for a great many of the
policemen to hold part-time jobs
to supplement their Inadequate
police salaries.
The County Personnel Board has
recommended annual raises rang
ing from 500 to $500. Captains
would receive 5000 more and the
departments only inspector would
receive a $500 increase.
Meeting last Wednesday night,
the Board heard protests on the
proposed raise scale from the Be-
thesda Chamber of Commerce, the
Silver Spring Board of Trade and
the County Civic Federation. These
groups proposed that the county
police pay scale be raised to the
level of District police salaries.
The Board met in the courthouse
last night to take final action on
the proposed increase, by approx
ing their recommendation, or by
drawing up new recommendations
in line with those made by the
civic associations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
Upper County
Planning Unit
Is Approved
The Five Members OF
Commission Will Be
Named Before July /

A five member, unpaid planning
commission for upper Montgomery
County, was approved by the Coun-
ty Council at it's meeting on Tues
day. The action followed the, re-
port on June 8 of an Advisory
Committee which was set up by
the Council on February IS to
study the need of such planning
body.
The committee, headed by Lath-
rop E. Smith, concluded there was
definite need for a minimum Of
planning for the area that its
rural aspect might be preserved"
Protection from unrestricted SUBJ
divisions was deemed most inn
portant by the ten-member advis-
DRY group.
The ordinance creating the COM
mission provides that three of the
five members must be farmers re-
siding in the rural area. Four
members will be appointed by
Council President Frederick P. Lee
before July /, it was learned. The
fifth members must be selected
from the membership of the Coun-
ty Council. 1t was assumed that
Thomas c. Kelley who acted as
consultant to the advisory com
mittee during its study, would be
named. Councilman Kelley is a
Jamestown district farmer.
The new commission will draft
plans and hold hearing on such
matters as subdivisions, zoning
and inspection Of public buildings
as advised by the report of the adj
visory committee. The Jurisdiction
of the commission will not include
any Incorporated towns unless such
communities ask to be included.
1t will cover the rural portion Of
the county outside the Metropoli-
tan Regional District.
In other actions, the Council
abolished the Montgomery County
Housing Authority, and provided
that the County Manager take over
the Emergency Veterans Housing
Units. sss..s
A report from the Liquor Con-.
troll Board was received by the
Council showing net profits, Of
1896, 900 realized in the IL months
ending May 81. The 18th month
should bring the profits up to the 7
estimated 100000 for the year.
A hearing on the proposal to
veto the County Library Bill was
set for Monday, July "a, at 1880 in
the Courthouse. In announcing the
date, Council President Lee asked
that all concerned familiarize
themselves with the provisions of
the bill, about which he claims
many loose statements" have been
made. Copies of the bill may be
obtained at the County Attorneys
Office in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
Local Station To
Give Interesting
Sunday Programs

Radio Station WGAY will fea-
ture two program of wide interest
Sunday afternoon. DR.. Howard M.
Kline, Montgomery County civic
leader who is chief of the tech
nical missions branch of the Ma
tional Public Health Service will
tell you of his experiences on his
recent trip around the world when
he is interviewed by Ernie Tanner
on the Community Forum program
IN WGAY this Sunday, June %,
at 1:15 p. m. Flying all the way,
DR.. Kline travelled across Europe
and Asia to Indonesia, stopping
cfi at Greece, Burma and Siam. He
will reveal first hand to the con.
ditions he saw existing in these
countries. 20
A real Montgomery County
gentleman farmer, Leo nard
Ahearn makes his radio deut when
he is interviewed right on his farm
by John Mills during the WGAY
Farm Family Hour at p. m. Mr..
Ahearn is a farmer evenings and
weekends out at his 20 acre
Breezy Oaks" at Layhill. Five
days Of his week are spent as an
administrator for the Federal Sc
Guilty Agency.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
Rev. and Mrs. Crosse
Mark 50th Wedding
Anniversary

81 was never happier in my life, "
commented Mrs. John A. Crosse as
she described she and her hus-
bands 50th Wedding Anniversary
celebration on Sunday. The cele-
bration was held at the home of a
daughter, Mrs. Mary Baum, of
Chevy Chase, with whom the
Crosses live. Mr.. Crosse is a re-
tired Methodist minister and at
one time was pastor at the Lay
louisville, Woodfield and Etchison
Methodist Churches.
About 219 guests, besides MEM
bers of the family, dropped in on
Sunday to wish the couple future
happiness. Some were from points
as far off as Texas and Chicago,
Mrs. Crosse said.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosse were mar
ried in Rainsburg, Pa. on June 20,
1900. She will be n in November
and in August Mr.. Grose will be
80. They both are in fine health,
she said.
The Crosses have three other
daughters besides Mrs. Baum, Mrs.
Charlotte Vickers, Kearneysville,
w. Va; Mrs. Edith Ward, and Mrs.
Margaret Armiger, both of Silver
Spring. They have six grandchil-
dren-three girls and three boys.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
Old County Resident
Dies At Germantown

Funeral services were held yes
terday morning for Franklin
Waters who died suddenly on Mon
day, June 10, at his home in Ger
mantown. The Rev. James P. Kerr
conducted the services at the late
home of Mr.. Waters, with inter-
ment in Neelsyille Presbyterian
Church cemetery.
Born and raised on the farm
where he died, Mr.. Waters farmed
the land owned by his parents
until his retirement several years
ago. He was in his 81st year and
lifelong member of the Neels-
vile Church.
Husband of the late Harriet
Roberta Waters, Mr. Waters is
survived by two sons, Shippers
Waters Of Gaithersbrre and
Franklin Waters of Germantown;
two brothers, Nathaniel Waters of
Tampa, Fla, and William Waters
of Germantown.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
Rockville Lions
Elect Officers
For Coming Year

Election of officers of the Rock
vile Lions Club took phase la.s.
night Wednesday,, at the dinner
meeting held at Normandy Farms.
Plans were made for Ladies Night
and Installation of Officers to be
held July Z at Hotel 24O0 in Wash
ington.
Officers elected were: Alfred D.
Noyes, president; William Pyles,
1st vice-president; Louis M. Leim-
bach, End vice-president; H. Leslie
Carlin, 3rd vice-president; Frank
Shea, secretary; Andrew Starrett,
treasurer; Warren Milor, tail
twister; William Daniels, assist
ant tail twister, Walter Baker, lion
tanner; Charles Woodward, Jr. and
Joseph Tarrallo, directors for 2
years, and Luther Thompson and
Frank Davis, directors, who have
che more year to serve.
On June 16 the president, Robert
Fulcler, and the Board of Direc-
tors met at a special dinner meet
ing at Normandy Farms, where fu-
ture monthly meetings of the club
will be held. Board members pres
ent were Alfred Moves, the Rev.
Virgil Lilly, Arthur Watkins,
Frank Davis, Joseph Tarallo, Lu-
Their Thompson, Billy Albert and
George Davis.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
Carnival At
Sandy Spring
Begins June Is

Next Wednesday, June %, is the
opening day of the Annual Sandy
Spring Fire Department Carnival
which will be held through Satur-
day, July l, on the Sherwood High
School grounds. Opening day fea-
lures will be fried chicken and
country ham supper, to be served
from to 8 p. M, and a parade
beginning at 600.
A delectable menu has been pre-
pared by the supper committee
headed by Mrs. GLAND Hawkins.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, aided by
other women in the community, will
serve the supper beneath an enor-
nous tent, with a seating capacity
OF 200.
Fire Departments from all over
the state, as well as those from
neighboring states, are expected
to take part in the parade which
will feature the usual bands, floats,
etc., according to Chief Henry T.
Clarke, jr., parade chairman.
Of special interest this year, in
the midway, will be Walking
Charlie" For the children there
will be a ferris wheel, pony and
kiddie rides and for older folks,
games and other carnival attrac-
tons and exhibits.
A 1850 Deluxe Chevrolet will
be given away Saturday night,
July l. Attractive gate prizes will
be awarded nightly.
The Carnival Steering Commit
tee is composed of Donald Hobbs,
Ebert Richardson, Douglas O'Kee-
fe, Andrew ]. Thompson and Ar
thur Smith.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22
American Legion To Place
Bronze Plaque On Grounds

Dedication ceremonies are to be
held at $3.50 P. NJ, Sunday, June
25, on the grounds of the Beth
esda-C Chevy Chase Post No. 105,
American Legion, at Montrose, be-
fore a beautiful bronze plaque of a
poem composed by Captain james
Patrick McGovern. Captain Nc
Govern has dedicated his poem to
the men of our Armed Forces who
gave their lives in World War II.
Post Chaplain, Rev. William F.
Creighton, Pastor of st. Johns
Episcopal Church, will deliver the
invocation, which will be followed
by dedication address, given by
former United States Senator from
Arizona, Hon. Henry F. Ashurst.
Rev. Elmer T. Fisher of Our Lady
of Lourdes Church, Bethesda, will
deliver the benediction. A martial
air, composed by Captain McGov-
ern and set to music by members
of the U. S. Marine Band, entitled
"Our Soldiers, Sailers and Air
men,, has been dedicated to our
National Military Establishment,
and will be played by that band at
the dedication.
Included among the distinguish
ed persons invited are Governor
w. Preston Lane, U. S. Senators
Willard Tydings and Herbert
OCcnor, Congressman Glenn l..
Beall and John w. Mccormack,
General L. A. Dessez, USING,
and many others. An invitation is
also extended to the entire com
munity to be the guests of the
American Legion on the occasion.
The Clubhouse, which is being re-
modelled for the use of the com
munity, will be open for inspection
Captain McGovern, who is long
time member of the Distric. Bar,
IS Captain in the American Elk
peditionary Forces in World War
/, and the special Washington rep
resentative of the Arizona Daily
Sun of Flagstaff. He is the author
of Poems of World War II, pub
lished in 1915.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-22

6-day week-without loss of pay,
effective September 1. The shorter
work week will mean the hiring of
leo to $50 new employees by the
milk distributors, it was. estimated.
Dairy spokesman refused to COM
ment on whether milk prices might
be raised as an aftermath of the
new contract.
The single issue which left
Washington and surrounding COM
munities milk-dry for eight days
was this: The union wanted a
shorter work week without loss
of take-home pay. 1t asked a
4O-hour, five day week in place
of the existing 4S-hour, six-day
week. The proposal, however, in
cluded a demand that dairies con-
tinue seven-day operation. The
diaries accepted the fve-day, 40
hour week principle, but insisted
on eliminating Sunday deliveries.
Pay of the union milk driver,
which was not in dispute, is $63.50
a week guaranteed base pay, plus
commissions. Average total pay,
the union estimates, is $75 to $50
per week, but the company figures
are higher, ranging up to 500 or
more. The union estimates pay of
plant workers averages S58, and
cites a guaranteed base pay of
$68.25 for wholesale milk drivers.