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Evening star., 1951-04-24
FARMS

DID YOU EVER HOPE to find a
real nice home with ground enough
to handle lot of hens as a hobby
yet close enough to town to at
tend business daily? Here's jus.
such place on the edge of Silver
Spg.; two homes on the acres,
garage, tool house, three fine poultry
ner has it in marvellous shape but
Is now retiring; even buy 1t with
the hens If you wish. r. P. RIPLEY,
Realtor, 81. GIL; open ewes.
WANT QUICK SALE of 146 acre
place in. Damascus area; modern
Groom house. 2 baths. oil heat;
bank barn remodeled for dairy, or
suitable for beef cattle; acreage
all fields; State road by door; x
hour to either Baltimore or Be-
thesda; owner asks S39, 300, or near
est best offer. E. K. Ruble, Pooles-
vile 21s4, with R. P. RIPLEY,
AN OFFERING this 1oo-acre cattle
farm. 6-rm, house, needs some re-
land oil clear, good grass; ready to
turn In cattle; large stream cross
entire property: located on U. S.
so, west of Chantilla in Loudon
County; taxes, S45; price. $4,000:
terms, 81 900 cash; take back trust
for the balance, payable S100 per
mo-; possession on settlement. For
4. dnsPassE1e gFN8oN sa1 srdEs1a asTnd0n s4w4 VS. B.
STROUT CATALOG-Farms, homes
businesses. Mailed FREE. 6TROUT
REALTY, 711-A Woodward Bldg.
Washington. ST. 1854.
BIB ACRES, so ttllable; good tobacco
soil; house and 2 tobacco barns;
over 4 million and half feet: st.
vie: price. ssS.5oo@. @ owner. SHSiHs'sf 81.
5533. -25
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SEVERN RIVER FRONTAGE
Property, l0-rm. house. 5 acres Of
ground. SO. 500 down, bal, IKE
rent; name your own terms, C. 81.
GILLON. GE. 2273. -oS
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTE6

BaY RIDGE; front; for season n
aug aug 70 mid-September; 2-3 be4S
tive. STANTON KOLB. 1926 3Sna
st. NV. Evenings. MI. 212I. ~
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STORES FOR RENT

6424 GA. AVE. between Super A&P
and bank; 15x35; very populated
location. JACK cOoPERsMITH. RE
- Il ST. N.E.-Large store and
CO. lois 10th St: NV. RE; 1884.
agency. children's or dress shop, low
SOC 6:nt xNB Bot so5 boRA kEASsDY sfsE ST. Nv NV
z new modern stores. each i6xiO;
good location; $50. GE. 5GS9. ~
1857 II ST. NE.-Store and apt
for any commercial use; avail. i'm
med. AUERBACH & CO., D1. 6501.
NEWLY DECORATED STORES in ex-
;eent foUred neghSSPh9ed ideal
cleaner, barber shop, beauty parlor.
etc. Immed. occup. Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K st. NV.
LEE ME, ARfGYaiwAY-corner High store. ap-
In whole or in part; grocery store,
drugstore, dry cleaner and beauty
parlor now operating; ample park
ing. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN g.
CO.; .S1 Se alsor ETv l415 n6p E st, vR NV; NE
windows Approx. 30x3O Immed.
occup. Reas, rent. Smaller store
IN the same area are also available.
Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & &C.,
Realtors, 1415 K st; NV; ME. 54o0:
SO; beautiful show window. addnl.
ABBY ABE LEO NJ. BERNsTEfN & CO.
14l5 K st. NV. ME. 5400.
NICE = BRIGHT STORE "os Eye Eye. st,
EaxiCCELLENT LOCATION for a high
type restaurant, delicatessen or
bakery in an exclusive residential
hotel. Corner space of approx $500
SO. #. Also. suitable for office space.
mfrs display. or other type bust
T6ul se6o pSpfsionH m HAGERaN eE5fsa NTsleDsSne aS
KENT VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER,
Landover, Md; ideal. 2 stores re-
maining; suitable for beauty shop
ladies' dresses, novelty, etc. AP
eoiI M ST. NV. End comm; at
tractive store with balcony shop
ADJ. has has cement floor; S175 mo.
CoRNER coz: STORE. 2sxe5; Lee highway
and Westmoreland St, Falls Church,
Va. Call OR. 1900. -26
smartly styled in modern decoration
with private parking lot adjoining:
main floor 25x90, mezzanine over
rear half; bsmt. sales area 25x9o;
near Woolworth, Penny, Sears, Hahn,
Lerner, etc. Ceiling IS feet high,
handsome window display; music
store. specialty shop. mfrs. outlet
etc. $3.50 per mo. Call Mr. Ford
(eves.. WI. 761D. JAMES L. DIXON
& CO., IA. $1,000.
FORT DAVIS SHOPPING CENTER
At the busy intersection Of Penna.
and Ala. aves. s.e., store 1876 with
partial bsmt.. reas. rental and avail.
immed. WAGGAMAN BRAWNER.
ME. $500 -26
UPPER CONN. AVE.
Choice location near Jellef's Hahn.
Best & Co; 30x75: full basement;
air conditioned parking facilities;
ample loading area in rear. 44S1
Conn. ave.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
Owners. Builders. DESIGNERS
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INVESTMENT PROF. FOR SALE

- Commercial prop,
on Wis, ave. at Reservoir I'd. Semi
det.. . story and bsmt.. already re.
modelled; $26.onoo. DRURy BEATTY E1s1
18th NV. ABOVE KScomm: brk.
bldg, 8 stories and bsmt.; 1st A,
2OxlO0 leased at $3.50. per mo.
Apts. on upper floors. Shows l3%
returns on cash investments. DRURY
REALTY, CORP. MI. 1000: eyes,
ssND sMi osS1; And M SITS. N.w.-Fiye.unit
Price S$a $S4 o3o. s. FLOYD SY "a & PAYS as5g
CORNER. used as room,
rms. Shows net Of approx Z time times
DAVID e. BARRY CO., ME. 2025.
CUNT APT, Takoma Park. Md
All-brick building. 10 years old. For
further information ,t;at on this and anS1
M. Sfner Mann. lnneSiV5cd iWVoodDMooR 1SS AGENCY.
estNiT II; II 4sprs.. near Mass and Wis.
agents. Call WO. s843 after pm.
NrS ~ aay rNT sat enaSER end STp IN woodmant g4
frame bungalow; can be zoned COM
Lebline, OIL. 66SS. ROBERT B.
HALL CO.. WI; 1850. -26
new GAO Bldg, 2 stores and 2 apis.
End commercial, frontage Of 29h It,
to approx. 100 #. back to loft.
alley; possession can be had; suit
able for any type bus, such as print
ing estab., laundry, etc. For further
HUMPHREYS, sos North Capitol, MA.
5000.
SMALL APT. HOUSE on 18th st. NV.
nr. o st. s eff. units, low rent, $4,000
per year. Price, $50. 900. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, Realtor, 1893 K st.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

USED CAR LOT-Located on Georgia
ave. in the heart of Wheaton.
adjacent to new Safeway store
available immediately. Call Mr..
Holland, H. G. SMITHY CO., Sl1
Ist COMMERCIAL LOT. 5Ox15o; old
building on lot; needs some repair;
5th and Kennedy SITS. NV. B. 3.
ALLISON. GE. O513. 81
STORE, vacant, 22x42 it.. modern;
suitable any neighborhood business;
500 per mo. Silver Spring, Nd,
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
ALEXANDRIA

,1st-Fl. Bedrm. and Bath
Delightful Cape Cod brick. Just over
year old and in immaculate condi-
tion. 8 twin-sized bedrooms and 2
baths. Living room with fireplace,
full-siZed dining room, table space
kitchen. Lovely white-fenced lot.
ping. At S21,950 this won't last
long. To inspect call MR.. HA1NES
Du. $3.50 with BEITZELL, DI. BOO
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

HOME AND MOTEL for sale, Route
!. 8 mi. south Ft. Belvoir; 5 acres.
GOO e|Mn.d front; mt lo,rm, r bgk fs house; de.
ranges: sei: . s.,E EefgrS' ,S also 2 bldgs:' t.
each; $4,000: new furniture. Ali
properties excel. cond. Home plus
S425 income mo-; S33,75O, sub.
cash. LYON. INC. Excl Agts
IA 5-S555. "a
COMMERCIAL GROUND Virginia:
100000 So. it. plus; Just of Lee
blvd. and Annandale rd.; rapidly
expanding area; suitable for many
purposes; can be bought for less
COIN. ow. so24.
HOUSE, filling station and store
combined; ls acre Of land; at juno
tion Of Routes II and 2; good bust.
ness; owner retiring on account Of
bad health. Call CH. 3S16.
RARE OPPORTUNITY-417 H st. NV.
Across from the new GAO bldg; 8
rms. and bath; h.-w.h. Sun, NO.
1858; weekdays. RE. O657.
STORE AND APT. ABOVE (vacant),
7th st. s,w.: suitable for any busi-
ness; oil h.-w. heat: parking in rear.
also alley. DI. 1915 till 6 p.m.;
eyes pE. 511s. WIN. H. SAUNDERS
BRooKLAND, 18th sT.-Lse. store,
suitable for retail bus. or excel. in
vestment; 2 apts. and bsmt.; ST..
500. Terms. MA. Biz. PA
It. near Eastern on Min. ave. ne;
rr rear of ground EN- 1854 -26
Evening star., 1951-04-24
PROPERTY WANTED

1902 L ST. NV. I'd f.-2 Lge. rms,
plate-glass display window; approx
rent 1SS So APPLY ply iR6eq Leg M OfiaR sERNsTE Ffas
& CO, Realtors, 1415 K st. NV,
NE. 5400.
WANT GASOLINE STATION or site
between 7th and 18th, north of K
st. W: cash purchaser WALTER
M BAUMAN. Agent. 1927 K st. NV,
1 AM iNTEREsTiED in either taking
over a grocery chain store lease or
opening a new location for super
market operation Write to WILL
LIAM PERALMAN, 34l7 Stanford
ST., Univ. Hills, Nd. -26
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LOTS e. ACREAGE FOR SALE

I I'd; Is acres bordered on . sides
frontage and paved roads; $50
clear land, city water. Ideal for
ssuhdiyiding;; Terms arranged ":
sVes.. W IzE17; zg. o1o5: Bealt0rs' sH, o440'
4 ACRES on Congressional Parkway
Potomac. Md /; farm-fenced; beauti-
full view Cash or terms. BILLINGS
LEY & KoRzENDoRFER, OR. 23"f
MASS. A : AVE. T EXTENDED. several un-
gas, etc. avail. rs to S5 #. frontage,
direct from OWNER, OIL. Abb,
SILVER SPRING AREA-Lots u and
q. acres. 10Se down and you can
start to build: 3-acre. 6-acre. s.
acre acre; ali on on good roads. Many Other
area BERNARD T. BROsIUs. aeal-
tor. SH. 0420; ewes. Mr.. Scott 81
LOT ofo FOR sALE-TUxEDo, MD, 5Oth
ave, approx. 50xl50 f.; fenced in,
houses just built across the street,
Down payment or cash. Phone
$50 So BoWN SeSHs will buy a h-acre lot
on ColeSvi1le I'd, near MOL. Easy
terms on balance. RA. 2200. 80
ALLANWOOD - 81 .440 will buy a
magnificent country home site of
IL acres; s mi. north of Silver
Spring mi. from Argyle Country
Club; high elevation, fine view;
sensible protective restriction; as
sistance with house building oper-
alton available. Also 2.5 acres for
50. 400. and l.2 acres on county
road frontage. S1.S15. H. {, H.
DEVELOPMENT Co. Lo. 5-2655.
OVERLOOKING SLIGO PARK. 615
BENNINGTON lane, Silver Spg.. Md.
Handicapped. with large rock garden.
dogwood. flowers. OWNER, 81.
SILVER SPRING. level lots. close
in, walking distance Of everything,
best section. Broker, 81. 1915,
SILVER SPRING AREA-Large level
lot, suitable for rambler: 81 800.
Sewer and water available. 81. 1889.
EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT, con-
tanning approx. 10000 So. it., high
elevation. u block of Lee hwy, be-
tween Falls Church and Fairfax
100-ft. frontage on Cedar lane. nice
neighborhood. Price, Sl,595.
PENTAGON REALTY CO.. FA. 1896
ATTENTION BUILDERS
Have several blocks Of lots, street or
street. Ewes, Mr.: Lebling. Oh. 66SS
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. WI. $3.50.
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tkvEs1MENT PROP WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS WITH CASH for i'm
mediate investment. We can sell
your property now. active ofhces
to serve you. MRS. GILLESPIE Ii.
3-53S6. -25
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INVEST. pRop.-sALE Cont, !,
WANTED

For Sale. in and close to Downtown
WASHINGTON: Warehouses. Buildings
suitable for manufacturing, indus
trial and I'd commercial tracts with
railroad sidings and first CONNER
cial ground on prominent thorofares
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol. Realtors. MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
PROP. FOR sAra

BAY RIDGE. MD.-Pvt, beach a
bedrms.,, beamed ceiling in living
rm., and dining rm.; oil heat.
baths. This is the sweetest home
n, N Psy Ridge. Open Sat. and sun,
La, 6-5500. MR.. COHEN, -Sa
SEFERLY BEACH on Chesapeake
Bay : Desirable lot. waterfront
prlVlleges: terms; E. KALB, Boz
Ia MAYO, Nd
SUMNER HOME at Marattico, Ian.
caster County. Virginia. on the beau.
tiful Rappahannock River, 8 rooms.
electric lights, and bath, 4 ezra
lots. one corner. ]. L. Hale, ad-
ministrator to Guy Hale, 90 34th
St. Newport News, Va. -24s
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, 91O 18th ST. NV
Near Conn. and K New modern at
tactive desk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist. switch
board. mail and telephone answering
service available. Call ST. 1856.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
peter j. hagan
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

Realtor, 1905 r. I. Ave, Brentwood
UN. S585, WA. 1857. Open 9 It'll 8.
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LOTS

In order to complete the
settlement of the late ]. s.
Gruver's estate, we are offer.
Ing some choice bldg. sites To-
Gated in beautiful Woodside
Forest Silver Spring. Nd. For
full information call q. r. r.,
SMITH.
81. 5644
between 1890 and $50 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29
Twin Brook Women
Meet March Il With
Mrs. M: ]. Boucher

PizZa making was the subject at
the March meeting Of the Twin
Brook Homemakers Club, which
took place in the home of Mrs. M.
j. Boucher of Spaatz Place on
March 81. The art of preparing
this delicious Italian speciality was
expertly demonstrated and ex-
planned by Mrs. Claud o. Cross
Mrs. Cross also showed the mem
bers of the club how to make
Blintzes, particularly useful, she
explained, for Disgusting leftover
meats, fish, chicken, etc.
Mrs. Leo Mccarthy, president of
the club, asked for persons to en-
roll in the First Aid Course which
will begin at the Rockville Fire
House as part of the Civil De-
Tense Program. Several of the
members are planning to take this
course.
During the meeting the members
sewed cancer bandages which will
be turned in to the Montgomery
County Cancer Fund. The Club
also considered nominations for
the Hood College award for the
outstanding woman of Maryland.
Mrs. H. Haisch was a guest at the
meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29
Croydon Park Club
Presents Hospitals
With 20 ScrapbOOks'

The Croydon Park Homemakers
held their monthly meeting in the
Extension office ON March 10 at
8 pm. Mrs. Riley Stark presided
at the meeting which was attended
by fourteen members. Following
the prayer led by Mrs. Harry
Thomas, Mrs. Paul Kelly was
taken in as a new member
With Mrs. David Mauck as
chairman, the members made and
presented seventy scrapbook to
Montgomery County General and
Suburban Hospitals. The members
Of the club plan to make trays un-
der the direction of Mrs. Albert
Henley. A pressure cooker demon
stration was given by Mrs. Charles
W. Haines.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Harry Thomas and Mrs.
Everst Trumbo. 4,
The next meeting will be held
April 16. Ids.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29
Community Garden
Club Entertained
BY Mrs. Jenkins

Mrs. Frank Jenkins was hostess
at her lovely home, the former
Julian Estate on the Falls Road,
to members of the Community
Garden Club of Rockville for their
meeting on Tuesday, March 90.
Assisting Mrs. jenkins with the
luncheon were Mrs. Ralph Beall,
Mrs. Charles Coke and Mrs. Ed
ward j. Farelly. DR.. T. L. Bessel
of the Department of Entomology,
University of Maryland, spoke on
the controlling of four common
types of insects harmful to plants.
The members were delighted to
hear that the japanese Beetle is
on the wane in this vicinity.
A colorful description of the
Baltimore flower show was given
by Mrs. William Randolph Tai
bolt.
The Club has been invited to
make floral arrangements for the
Egyptian Embassy for the En-
hassy Tour on Saturday, April IA.
Mrs. Ruth VanRiper who has
many prizes for her arrangements
at various flower shows, will
again contribute her talent on this
occasion, assisted by Mrs. Gilbert
V. Hartley, the Clubs president,
who alcO has n Uraat daaI nf ahilitU
with flowers. Mrs. Harry Westcott,
Mrs. William r. Talbot, and Mrs.
Frank1Davis will be hostesses at
the Embassy that day to guests
of the tour
Mrs. Emmett Dove, Mrs. Jenkins
and Mrs. Talbot were appointed
to the nominating committee which
will present the slate of officers for
the coming year at the next meet
ing to be held Tuesday, April II.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29
Officials From Japan
County Visitors Monday

Five japanese officials, in this
country to study local government
procedure, visited Montgomery
County on Monday. Mrs. Bernard
Oliver of Bethesda, representing
the County League of Woman
Voters escorted the group.
At noon the group were inter-
viewed by Ernie Tanner over
WGAY. Mr.. Masaya Mort, presi-
dent of the City Assembly of
Shimada, Japan was spokesman
for the group. He explained in
the broadcast that his group is
touring America under the spon-
sorship Of the Institute of Govern
ment Affairs.
From Maryland the group will
go to Berkeley, Calf. where they
will take a special course at the
University of California.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29
Sky Shadow Wins
Potomac Hunt
JumpOf Title

Tied with Dickie Boy at the fin
ish of the regulation program,
Sky's Shadow, Claude w. Ovens
veteran fencer, won jumpoff to
win the championship for the sec
ond consecutive year in the Poto-
mac Hunt Clubs annual hunter
trials at Potomac on Saturday.
Steady performances preceded
the climax of the first outdoor
horse show of the season in this
area and a fairly large crowd
braved chill winds to attend.
Mr.. Owen, Washington business
man and sportsman, who hurried
home from fox-hunting vacation
in Ireland to enter his horse in
the show, rode Sky's Shadow in the
jumpoff. The two finalists went
over a course mapped by Col.
James T. Duke, judge of the show,
designed especially for the jumpoff.
Dickie Boy, owned and ridden by
Al G. Earnest, was the first to try
the in-and-out test. He took the
first fence in good style, but was
erratic at the second and lost his
rider. Earnest was shaken up, but
not seriously injured. Sky's Shadow
followed with a faultless perfor-
nance to clinch the honors.
Sky's Shadow, 1850 Maryland
State hunter champion and run
nerup in the working hunter divis-
ion, won the Masters Plate yester-
day with Gardner Mailman in the
saddle. Sky's Shadow was also a
member of the winning hunt team
and second in the pair class.
Dickie Boy won the coveted Eli
nor Wheeler Exnicious Trophy,
nosing out Mrs. Frank D. Christ
mas Little Slam, the 1850 winner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29
Miss Truman's NBC
Contract Tops Salary
Of Harry Truman

Margaret Truman has signed an
exclusive contract with the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. for guest
appearances on radio and televis-
ion the network announced on Mon
day.
NBC said Miss Truman, who has
made a number of radio and TV
appearances, would make two more
during the current season and at
least nine in the 1882 season.
1t has not been decided how many
will be on radio and how many on
television.
Terms of the contract were not
disclosed, but trade circles have
said she will receive more than her
father does as President. (The
Presidents salary is 100000 a
year,.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29
Births Reported
At Local Hospital

Births reported to Montgomery
County General Hospital for the
period March 10 to March %, in
clude:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d. Howes,
s Walker avenue, Gaithersburg,
daughter, Claire Virginia; Mr..
and Mrs. Carl F. fairfield, Bur-
louisville, a daughter, Sue Ann,
March IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fain Davis, Brooke
vile, Route /, son, Harold S.,
March 10.
Mr.and Mrs. Joseph B. Addison,
Route /, Rockville, a son, Albert
Homer; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick M.
Roberts, 1916 Risen Road, Bethes-
da, daughter, Wendy Ann, March
81.
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Clodfelter,
Damascus, a daughter, Dorcas Eu-
genia, March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Howard,
Route 2, Gaithersburg, a son, March
%.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29

PrOteins for Cows
Make sure your dairy cows get
enough proteins in their diet
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29
Jersey All Club Meets;
Plans Judging School
For Tuesday, April II

Montgomery County Jersey All
Club met on March 81 at the home
of James Louthan with twenty
members present, A All event was
given during roll call.
Bruce Berlage gave a report on
the recent Jersey banquet held at
the Ag Center. A debate on Milk
ing Parlors VS.. Conventional Type
Barns" was held between Carol
Mills and Jimmie Louthan.
Bert Morris talked on the prob
lem of the fitting and Snowman
ship contest at the fairs and field
days. The judging school for the
spring will be held at the farm of
John Stiles, April II at 8 pm.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Shirley and John
Henderson April 10.
Niemoeller says Germans deny
rearmlng means peace.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29
County Alters To
Take Part In Baking
Contest On April 2

The Montgomery County All
Clubs will compete in shortcake
baking contest at the 1851 Home
Show to be held March 81, to April
8, at the National Guard Armory
in Washington. The All Club con-
test will be held on the afternoon
of April 2, 1851 from 2 p. m. to
4 D. m. at the Potomac Electric
Power Company exhibit where
three electric ranges will be pro-
vided for use by the contestants.
The Potomac Electric Power Com
pany will award the winner cash
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29
Corn Funigant

One of the best controls for
Weevils in corn is a mixture that
contains one part carbon disulfide
and three parts of carbon terra
chloride. This mixture is effective in
the control of weevils when used at
the proper dosage, and it will not
create fire hazard like carbon
dlsulfide does when used alone.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29
Marriage Licenses
Issued In Rockville

March 10: Richard Coleman
Gentry %, Rockville, and Mary
Elizabeth Goolsby, 20, Shipman,
Va. Charles G. Palmer, jr., 80.
Gaithersburg, and Martha G..
Ruesgeu, 80, La Crosse, Wise.
March 21: Donald Ray Hill, 49,,
and Audrey Ann Elizabeth Car
ter, II, both of Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29

well girls it was nice knowing
you've remarked to Laura Tai
bott Mrs. w. Randolph) and
Helen Humphrey Weldon, after
Mrs. Jesse w. Nicholson, the dy-
manic president of the Montgomery
County Historical Society named
the writer of this column and the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29
Engagement Announced

Mrs. Herbert Anderson of Coles
vile is announcing the engage
ment of her daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Anderson Burnell, to Charles E..
Carter, Colesville, formerly of
Alliance, Ohio.
The welding will take place in
midsummer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29

prize of $500. Elimination con-
tests to select the three final con-
testants are now being conducted
under the direction of Miss Chris
tine Blake, Asst. Home Demonstra-
ton Agent for Montgomery Coun-
ty.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-29
Worth Trying

When grinding dry bread, tie
paper bag over the outlet of the
grinder. This prevents the crumbs
from dropping on the table or
floor.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

tisements like this explaining what.
Catholics really believe. We want
our non-C Catholic friends and
neighbors TO understand us and
our faith, even if they do not wish
to Join us. We want them to know
the Catholic Church as it really is
- not as it is so often misrepre-
senred to be.
1t is also important to you
personally, however, to inquire
into the reaching of the Cathosc
Church. For unless you do, you
cannot know whether the Catholic
Church is or is not the Church
established by Jesus Christ for
your salvation. You cannot in
telligently accept or reject Catho-
lie teaching until you investigate
it and know what it really is.
A distinguished Catholic author
has written "A Letter to a Friend
Not of My Faith" This letter has
been published in the form Of a
pamphlet which can be read in a
few minutes :. and which gives
a remarkably clear and beautiful
explanation of Catholic beliefs,
worship and history. More in
portantly, it gives a blue print of
Christian living which will deeply
move you whether you accept or
reject the Catholic viewpoint.