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, 1951-09-22
There Is Profit RED Feuther"

Give for profit? This may be a new idea, but there
is profit, social profit, in supporting your Red Feather
services for health, education, recreation, child care and
family aid.
Behind every item in the Community Chest financial
statement is the solution of a human problem. The money
which social agencies spend to perform the social and le-
gal services needed by thousands of citizens in our COM
munity each year adds up to the factors that are neces-
sary for wholesome family life, personal growth and ma
turity, social usefulness, and legal protection. =;
They are intangibles, not easy to explain in dollars
and cents. But the Red Feather services represent the in
vestment of time and skill and effort of an organization
which is in business to create a social profit for our COM
munity.
Here are some of the items that can be listed on the
credit side of the ledger:
A family stabilized, a 14-year-old son at home after
%truanting two little girls happy in their home life again
a family kept together, divorce averted a father re-
lieved of a terrific burden of debt caused by the linger-
ing, fatal illness of an only child a 19-year-old I'M
married mother helped. a child given the first camp
ing experience in her life -. a tired mother given a rest
while her six young children were sent to camp an
aged womans home saved. four orphaned children
found homes a family given security after mother
and three small children abandoned.
How can you ~evaluate these services, if not in terms
Of social profit?
Think it over. Community Chest is in business fo1
profit, this year, for an even bigger profit-the morale OF
our Armed Forces through USO; help for ravaged Korea
and special aid to communities swollen by defense pro-
duction. The United Defense Fund, which will finance
these emergency services, will be combined withour Com
munity Chest drive this fall.
Give to the united Red Feather campaign. You, ou1
community, and our country will benefit.
, 1951-09-22
What Noted People Are Saying
By INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

By INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
OTTAWA Secretary of State Acheson after the North Atlantic
Pact Conferences: we have laid good foundations. think NATO
(he North Atlantic Treaty Organization will ct through the prob.
lens but it takes ingenuity and time: But W will do it."
NEW YORK-Judge Samuel Leibowitz on the refusal of ex.
bookie king Harry Gross to testify in the graft trial of IS police.
lei This plot of Gross laid out by a legal architect. who
knew the law -.
BRONxVILLE, n. Y-Ford c. Prick on his election a S Base.
ball Commissioner: "t a a surprise to learn was the nw com.
missioner. will do the best l can, but it il a big job"
, 1951-09-22
Governor ProeIuims
Handicapped Week"

COLUMBUS, Sept. FL (INS)-
Governor Lausche has proclaimed
the week Of Oct. 7-13 as National
Employ the Physically Handicap
ped Week in Ohio.
In his proclamation the Gov
ernor said, eve have an urgent
need for tn utilization of all pro-
ductive resources, including man
power and said the handicapped
should have an equal opportunity
to earn a livelihood.
, 1951-09-22

man James Wilson, Henry Ward,
Attorney J. Paul Prear and Paige
H. Strickland, publisher of the
Daily Express.
Committee headquarters are To-
Gated at 1922 Germantown st. and
the McLim Funeral Home, 113O
Germantown St. Free transporter +.
ton may be obtained by calling
Adams 1929, HEmlock 1921 or
Michigan 1884.
, 1951-09-22
Non-Portisan Committee Organized
To REGISTER All West Side Voters

A NonParHsan Committee for Re registration has launched an about drive
to register every eligible Negro voter in Dayton and Montgomery County. This
announcement was made today by a spokesman for the group, who said six
month study and perfected plan of action has been translated into a permanent
community project.
, 1951-09-22

PHONE YOUR NEWS TIPS to
The Dayton Daily Express by dial
ing MI-7634.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS so "Ss"; low mileage; car
cannot be told from 5rand-new;
If you drive 1t you'll buy it for sure
Sl.7s5. GREENWAY MOTORS, 5000
MINI. ave. ne" LU. 4-3516. rs
oIDs 1851 "9s" Holiday coupe;
2;,tone green and black paint Job;
accept trade: $3.50. After 8 pm.
or Sat. and Sun, call IA, S-0642
QLDs As station wagon; + and h.,
old car. regardless of cond., prob
GREENWAY MOTORS. $500 MINI
ave. ne. LU. 4-3516. --2S
OLDS ';S6 4-door: excellent condi-
-tion; SIPS. KENNY MOTOR CO,
463334 R. 1. ave. Hyattsville. UN
OLDs 1910 coupe; one driver: $3.50
4SS Indiana ave NV. -o6
oLDS late, As de luxe club sedan;
HYDRA. drive. custom radio ane
heater; ne ss one e,,'v owner: oo low mileags: al
after 6 pm, EN-. 1894. Il
s6sa. 81 bank financing. Why pay
more? Tremendous selection of fine
OLDs. As sedan: Hydra: equipped
Sss3; 5@e bank financing. Why pal
cars, AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871
Bladensburg Rd. ne
PACKARD 1947 Clipper sedan; r
ano h.. very clean. l-owner car
Trade It in on a new Pontiac. Il
hss fee RedSesd g q ssa5 yea5 ong Ss
down. Is months 70 pay. opel
4?i Florida ave. ne. AT. 200.
PACKARD Al 4-dr. sedan, na
. passed D; c, inspection, runs good
HoYLE MOTOR SALES. l345 {
PACKARD ~ s-passenger; radio
heater, glossy black finish. goo,
! cono,' formerly owned by retire,
I Army otficer; 1895. HOYLE MoTOI
/ SALES l345 Que st. NV. Du
PLYMOUTH 40 e-door de luxe 'V Sc
dan; r. and h, excellent motor
4 sood body $500 or best offer. JU
PLYMOUTH Al cdr: orig. biacI
finish, ] owner; positively IN excel
+ MOTORS. 5000 MINI. ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de lux,
sedan: black finish: h, seat covers
/ good tires. this Is clean car
/ 1895, CAPITOL CADILLAC-O -OLDs
CO. .!2 22nd ST. NV, ST 26n0
PLYMOUTH 1850 convertible: sscri
: nee ; 900: one owner. fun
! equipped; good condition. 10
PLYMOUTH 81 club coupe: eaulpped d
! Sl,4S3 s., bank financing WHY pa,
more? Tremendous selection OF I'M
+ cars. AUTO WHOLESALE ERS, l53.
Bladens6urg Ro- ne.
PLYMOUTH l947 station wagon
! special de luxe; excellent condition
j only 20. 800 miles; 5 new tires
/ $3.50 tby owner. Day or night
PLYMOUTH 40 conv.: gray. very loy
mileage, like new throushout lots o
, terms. TOWN g. COUNTRY Mo
TORS. 1895 Wisconsin ave OR
nl0u. Open evenings till 10.
PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrook 4 4-dr
[ sparkling black, r and h like new
( lots OF extras. very low mileage
! Sl.1a5, Cash, trade and terms
! TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS. 53:},
! Wisconsin ave. OR. 0l00. Opel
PLYMOUTH 1912. good condition
SlS5. Inquire Al. llth st. s.w o
oall ST a3l9. %
Evening star., 1951-11-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH 1895 2-dr. sedan:
good running cond.: $50. OIL. T97t

PLYMOUTH 1895 2-dr. sedan: in
good running eond.; $50. OIL. 7a76.
PONTIAC ON Io4a chisttsn "s" de luxe
and. h.; Hydra, owner; positively
WOLFE MOTORS. Iath and K ? ":
PONTIAC AS sedanette; s Hydra.
tion Of fne cars. AUTO WHOLE
poNI pSoANLERs: I63l Bladensburg Rd, ne
r. ana n. 2-tone green fnish; ex-
to Sse5. only sa9s down, Is
months to pay. Guarantee 10. 006
CoAsT-IN PoNTIAc. 4a7 Florida
roSTIAc assi ne issl AT 72G9 4.ar: immaculate; ms
low miles; fully eauipped. Si.s9s
! FLOOD M PONTIAC. 42a1 Connecticut
PONTIAC 40 Silver Streak; equipped
Sl.1s3- 5% bank financing. Why pas
more? Tremendous selection of fine
Biadensburg Rd. ne.
PONTIAC 1850 4-dr. sedan: low mi
offer; After 8 pm. Ho. s47O. 81
PONTIAC 1916 station wagon; S599
Eaoop w6 sadS PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut
PREFECT 1850 4-dr. sedan; heater
directional signals. de luxe trim
( genuine brown leather upholstery
! etc; less than 10000 miles on thi!
( perfect little car; SS95. MCNEIL
! Studebaker. 4034 Wis ave, EN-
1eSf: open ewes, It'll 2.
sTuDEBAKER '4G e.door: good buy
! Sl95; terms. KENNY MOTOR co
4d??d R. I. ave. Hyattsville. uN
STUDEBAKER ~ Commander d
4 luxe 4-dr. sedan; maroon; r. an
h., good tires and mechanical cond
Butler Bonded specifically price
i Sl.045.. LEE D. BUTLER. INC, d
! o11O. 1l2l elst st NV: Open Sa,
and Sun. till g.: weekdays till
/ Visit our inside showroom. 20
STUDEBAKER as Champ. de luxe .
dr.: gray: 7climatizer; very mic
D., one-owner car; priced to sell: Butle
( bonded: 81 045. LEE D. BUTLER
INC, DI. 0110, 1I21 21st. St NV
Open Sat and Sun till 8; weekday
/ till 9, Visit our inside showroom
20
Evening star., 1951-11-27
FARMS Cont
GOOD FARMS

1o-ACRE FARMETTE in central
Gaithersburg with small home; ali
fenced and has q stream: hard-to-
sfind PLACES like this for Sl5:75o.
only $14.350. A bungalow in town
would cost that much
ANOTHER FARMETTE. 1c acres with
large modern home having six bed
rooms near Boyds; excellent for
lar, large soG family or even two families;
CATTLE FARM of 90 acres with
sturdy S-room home. lust oyer line
in Fred,k Co; water In. all fields
ane fARa XII BARGA1sl fensea si7Gse Been looking
for a place, you could buy to ad-
US more about this 34o-acre farm
in, Fred'k Co. for S1S.500
asss GA!Teh perect faNGn o4 fhs IN
wanting sizable profitable beef
cattle operation; SOS, 900.
CATTLE FARM of $50 acres; very
good house, barn and necessary out
the owner is now retiring; buy it
yourself and make some money, too:
DAIRY FARM of 175 acres: s-room
brick. home, " tenant houses. TO-
COW barn; complete set OF good out
SMALL CATTLE FARM of 60 acres
on hard road above Gaithersburg in
central part Of county; Groom home
LARGE DAIRY FARM of 1S6 acres.
complete with all bldgs.. equipment.
machinery and herd of IS head; q
going business all ready for YOU 10
buy and keep operating; not cheap.
but mighty Good
MONTHLY MILK CHECK of $4,000
from this excellent dairy farm only
Is miles from Washington; a going
business without the grief OF build
STOP IN our ONCE. right on q. S.
e40. In Gaithersburg. and talk with
us: we have a fine list of fine farms.
RIPLEY g. ROMER, Realtors
Evening star., 1951-11-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 80 Champ. de luxe
4-dr. sedan; excellent blue finish:
overdrive, radio, climatizer, one
owner and in like new cond.; Butler
bonded; S1,495. LEE D. BUTLER,
INC, DI. 0110. 1121 21st. st. NV.
till 8. Visit our inside showroom.
STUDEBAKER AZ Commander Regal
de luxe club coupe; r. and b.. over
drive. new brakes new seat covers,
2nd set tires and battery; 27,700
miles; private owner; S1.150. WI.
AZ sedan; equipped;
s6sa: So bank financing. Why pay
cars. AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Regal de luxe
4-dr. Champion; beautiful light
Rio) @ sreen; low miieage; les,sen. practiss, ,ts
chrome door sM pieces. eHa 'HSoP'G door mirror; @
day-night !. mirror. custom seat
covers, radio; heater: defroster unit;
OWNER. 10. 2-3791. 20
STUDEBAKER 81 VS. Commander
dT sreen n .%frss VERY low mssse sas IKE
sssde sS is.s and terms TOWN COM oaia
OR. 0I00. Open evenings It'll 10.
WILLYS 1850, early. 1861 station
wagon 6-cyL Sportsman: 2-tone
gray; r. cd. Wv. tires; looks and
runs like new; $3.50. ia. 1889.
WILLYS 40 Jeepster; beautiful blue
finish; radio. oVerdrive; a very nice.
well-cared- for car: Butler Bonded;
81 .O95 LEE D. BUTLER, INC. DI,
0110. 112l 2Ist st. NV. Open Sat.
and Sun. till q; weekdays till g..
Visit our inside showroom. 90
WILLYS 1949 station wagon; heater,
excellent rubber. Al condition. very
clean; 81 ,O95. 90-dav suarantee.
Open Saturday and Sunday. STEU-
ART MOTOR CO., MA. 5000. 9Th
and N. Y. ave. NV
LOW-PRICED SPECIALS
Pontiac 1912 2-dr.; real ok, $3.50
Pont. 1941 2-dr.; r. and h. S225
Pont. 1910 4-dr.; r. and h., $3.50
Pack. 1941 4-dr.; r. and h, S125
Buick 1941 4-dr; wond. intr.. S225
De Soto 1941 4-dr.; very attr., S225
Ford 1a46 cpe.; runs All $3.50
452 Md. Ave. 8. W., RE. 1866.
oSs
Evening star., 1951-11-27
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1850 1a-ton stake; 5000
miles; owner driven: new cond.
500 or best offer. KE. 3-4S00.
FORD 1850 pickup; take offer. ex-
ceptiona;ly nice. used private family,
can finance 1000 Central ave. ne.
GMC l947 DUMP TRUCK, very good
condition; best offer: can be f.
nanced AP: 3132. -
GMC 40 DUMP; excellent mechani-
cally throughout. This truck is priced
way below the market at 81 ,495.
LOGAN MOTOR CO., I'LL 18th st.
NV, Dr. $500. -2S
STUDEBAKER 1946 1a-ton; good II
new; mud and snow tires; winter
tied; sacr. ut S515 or offer. HI. 5777
go
FORD 81 FL pickup; substantia
MoNDs MOTORS Fordj. Wilson
blvd; at N. Jackson. Arl.. Va. ia
~-tooo ~f
Evening star., 1951-11-27
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH ON 1st AND 2nd TRUST
NOTES, incl. 1es trust on acreage;
quick settlement; white or colored
notes In D. c., Md and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON. the Colorado Bids.
14th and G SITS. NV. DI. $3.50
Brokers attention.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID with I'M
mediate cash for good second trust
notes. Day, ST. 5567; night. OIL
FIRST TRUST LOANS .n real estate;
low ates:S 3 to 8 year terms and
monthly payments. p. j. WAL.SHE,
INC. l115 Eve st. NV. NA. GAGS.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We
will buy second trust notes D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE IL INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors,
1881 G st. NV. ME. 2495,
Ist AND End TRUST LOANS avail
able for homes, apartments and
commercial properties. 4 to Sc in
terest A. M. DRAISNER, l4u4 L st.
NV. MA. 4i57: ewes, HO. 1857.
SPOT CASH FOR sFCOND TRUSTS
2l2 to 40 DISCOUNT
Evening star., 1951-11-27

End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call Ma. 6o4O.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
lo14 K St. NV. u1th and x
Evening star., 1951-11-27
TRAlLERS

LIGHT, SMALL. CLOSED TRAILER
S1I5; sleeps 2 or 3; trailerette
1000 Central ave. ne. HI $3.50.
1916 HOUSE TRAILER. sacrifice
S7S5; sleeps 4; 3 rms neat. 100C
Central ave. ne. HI. $3.50. 81
TRAILER. American. 25 IT,: tandem
hot-water tank; elec. refsr; bottled
gas; now located on lot at Cherry
Hill Trailer Park, Berwyn. Nd.
price, Sl,500. Phone DU. 361S. %
WILL BUY. SELL OR STORE your
trailer. 1000 Central ave. HI
$3.50 i
HARTMAN Roadmaster. twin hors,
trailers. 1875" models are on dis.
play at COLES. Wash. Baltic blvd
Laurel Nd anrnl Q.,:,
Evening star., 1951-11-27
45-ACRE FARM

IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
For some years a ranking ON
Ger has lived on this farm and has
found profitable recreation with his
Angus cattle. The pastures have
abundant natural water and good
grass, the house sets on q hill in
srove of maple trees and has bath
oil heat, range, and refrigerators
good cattle barn: twenty-three
miles from Washington Price. $3I, =
500; $4,000 down.
Mason Hirst, Exclusively
Annandale, Va. Phone JE 2-7447.
Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcent. }

DODGE '46 pickup: real buy at
Wilson blvd. at N. Jackson. Airing
ton. Va. ia. 2-4300. ~
DODGE-l94l suburban delivery.
very good condition. 1926. DE. 1894.
1850 INTERNATIONAL L F no.
1948 F-S Ford, 195-inch wheel base.
1851 Chevrolet. $500, l59-iTi. .w.b.
194S F-6 Ford. 15S wheel base.
194S F-6 Ford. fiat-bed dump. L.
IT. body.
1916 Trailer mounted with gift.
Baughman lime or coal bodies
Aux. Motor. loft belt conveyor.
- Call weekdays after ) pm
CARLTON BRANDENBURG
Evening star., 1951-11-27
LOTS g ACREAGE WANTED
REAL estate WANTED
FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SHADY SIDE. A, delightful place to
live. Peninsula between West River
and Chesapeake Bay: good rcaos.
good schools, churches; - airline
miles from D. c.. via Marlboro; new
road now under survey, viii save 0
year-'round homes for sale; $4,000
room, kitchen, bathroom. large
porches. fireplace: $4,000 for quick
sale. Large six-room winter home,
right on the water, with private pier
for boat; . bedrooms, hatnroom; mre- nre
Many other fine buys. Buy your lot
now and build at your convenience.
Buy now and save. can finanee
4; W, VA. ANDREWS; 47Ir. 7Sf Shady Side 3oN Nd
ON ON the Eastern Shore Of Vireinia,
situated on mouth Onancock Greek,
overlooking Chesapeake Bay: built IN
q restricted zone with 80 IT. paved
streets. known as East Point DeVel-
opment; One house has has large hsSrnnn1s nv,ns
dining room. kitchen. baths, j
closets. furnace room and garage;
other house has large living room
with fireplace, bedroom; kitchen
utility room, bath closets ano 2 q;
heat and both built of Waylits
blocks. waterproofed 2 coats on ex.
terror; striped lathed and plastered
: coats paint on all trim: deep wells
good water; one house built. on lot
100 #. frontage, the other frontag,
of l47 TT; price $4,000 for one ant
1000 for other; good fishing n anS
duck hunting at your door; bot
homes ready for occupancy; don
miss seeing them. they are perma
nently built for all-year. CHAS;;
RUSSELL. Phone Onancock. Va.
174-W or 400. III
Evening star., 1951-11-27
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED


NORTH CAROLINA DEALER, paving
high prices for clean Used cars.
Call GE. 1908. rs
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars. any
make. any r1odel. See Mr.. Dunnin-
gan ROYAL MOTORS. INC. 400
Georgia ave. NV. TU. 243s
WESTERN JUYER has immed. cash
Ior nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga. ave. RA. 1922
WILL PAY the highest price Tor used
Chevrolets, Fords and Piymouths.
Drive n. Appraiser on the property
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. 7725
Wis. ave. OIL. 6i00. Open ewes
FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALs of all
makes OF cars are assared at
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV
SOUTHERN sUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars IA. 4Spi
Evening star., 1951-11-27
LOANS

SECOND TRUST MONEY AyATLABLH
AND NOTES PURCHASED. CALL
MR.. MILLER. ME. 1920: EVENINGS
Evening star., 1951-11-27

vERTEx SCINTHLA magnetos. 70,
your sports car. carried in stock
Wash. Distb.. WALL MFG. CO.,
FA. 1910.
so
Evening star., 1951-11-27
GARAGES
AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size lob; prompt
service; reas: local or long distance.
IA. 1887; after Z pm, GE. 1919.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
AUToMoTIVE MIscELLANEoUs

TROLLING FOR ROCK. trout, blues;
Bloody Point. Sharp. GooSes. Reserv
Call CAPT KING WA 4IQo
Evening star., 1951-11-27

OLDS so "SS"; low mileage; car
cannot be told from 5rand-new
If you drive 1t you'll buy it for sure
MINI. ave. ne LU. 4-351fi --1S
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-08-30
TimOnium Fair
Attracts Entries
From County

Sixty-three Montgomery County
exhibitors are showing their wares
at the Timonium fair this week
and next, as the 10th annual State
Fair shows every sign of break
ing it's previous records for at
tendance, number of entries, and
variety of activities.
Among the local people taking
entries are: Jersey Division-Pat-
sy Messer, Gaithersburg; Bruce
Berlage, Olney. Holstein Divi.
sion-Barbara and Joyce Riggs,
Gaithersburg; Janice Palmer, Oh
ney; and Robert Dorsey, Boyds.
Beef-Jean Lethbridge, Ashton;
Donald Hobbs, Sandy Spring; and
Charles Lethbridge, Ashton. Swine
Gordon Keys, Olney; Emile
Geisbert, Laytonsville; Thomas
Freysz, Ct. Airy; and George Wei
ker, Clarksburg.
All of these people were first
place champions at last years
fair and are hoping for as good
results this year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-08-30
51Z:l BUSINESS
k13kyCll&1:1SmsIIQ3;

would interfere with the war
effort.
The result was that after the
war, big monopoly-minded cor
porations came out with greater
wealth than ever, and with an
even greater control of the en-
tire economic and political sys-
tenn.
There Is no longer any pre-
tense in Washington that Euro
pean nations actually need con-
tinued Marshall Plan gifts.
The shoe is now on the other
foot.
The big scare is now that
European nations will quit &C
cepting these gifts, leaving Am
erica with surplus of manu-
featured goods which a mOnOp-
oily controlled economic system
cannot sell.
Taxes will continue to rise to
meet the needs of this worldwide
WPA. The only stop to this con-
tinual process of pump printing
will be when Washington officials
decide to rigidly enforce the
antitrust laws and create an
atmosphere again in this coun-
try when independent enterprise
can compete fairly.
There are only 4,000,0 900 indie
pendent businesses in America
today. To keep up with advance
ment, there should be more than
1000, 900 independent businesses
some economists believe.
Monopoly-minded fear what
this increase in independent bus
mess would do to corporations
unable to operate with the eff
cheney of an owner-operated
business.
That is why price control reg
ulations are all being placed at
the distributive level where con-
troll is least needed. The Bigs can
Withstand the extra bookkeep-
ing expense these regulations en-
tail much better than small in
dependent firms they are try
ing to drive out.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-08-30
New Hours Announced
For Rockville Library

Increased library service is Of
fcred Rockville residents this week
with the new program of more
evening hours at the Rockville
Public Library. Beginning this
week the Library is open on four
evenings a week instead of two,
from to pm. The daytime
hours will remain the same, but
the four evening openings will
make the hours more uniform and
hence easier to RECOMMENDATIONS
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday,
2 to $3.50 and 7 to 8 pm; Satur-
day, 8 am. to l pm.
Evenings have proved especial
ly popular at the Library. Family
groups find visiting the Library
an enjoyable excursion for every
one from pre-school junior TO
grandfather. The grown-ups can
take their time in selecting their
books and magazines while the
Youngsters can dawdle to theiy
hearts content in deciding which
If the delightful books for chill.
1ren they'll finally check out. Faith
ars who claim they "never have
time to read" seem to be finding an
astonishing number of books that
interest them and the mothers are
frankly enthusiastic over family
outings which offer so much salts
faction to all members.
One hundred seventy-fve chill
1ren joined the Rockville Public
Library's Summer Reading Club
this summer. Larry the Leopard
he Clubs literary mascot, is vir-
tually covered with spots earned
W hard-reading club members. a
cries of three Story Hours held
specially for children of Rock
ville's Summer Recreation pro
gram ended this week. A Story
Hour program for children will
get underway again this fall af,
ter tn children have had a chance
to settle down into school routines
1t is easy to borrow books at
the Rockville Public Library. II
you live in Rockville or own tax
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-08-30
Montgomery Junior
College Students to
Register Sept. IA

Montgomery Junior College is
expecting enrolment this year will
exceed 400 students but that the
total will not equal the number of
students enrolled in the fall of
1850.
Dean Price said the decrease
will be due largely to the military
service program.
Formal registrations will start
on Friday morning, September IA,
but the orientation program for
new students begins on Monday,
September 10. Campus activities
will mesh into high gear immed-
lately after Labor Day when fac
ulty members return for work
shop and planning programs. Foot
ball players will report September
4 to draw equipment. Practice be-
gins the following day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-08-30
Christ Church and
Ascension Chapel
Plan Parish Picnic

The heads of departments and
guilds of Christ Church in Rock.
vile and Ascension Chapel, Cal
thersburg, met on Sunday, Aug
ust 10, in the Rector's Study to
formulate plans for a family Par
ish picnic to be held on Saturday,
September Is, at the Agricultural
Center in Gaithersburg, beginning
at 3 pm.
1t is the hope of the rector,
Rev. Raymond P. Black, that at
this picnic, the men of the Parish
will draw together at convenient
time, and present a slate of CAN
didates for offices; also that a
suitable meeting night will be
chosen and a program of activi-
ties discussed. Messrs. Roger
Tubby, Durant Burton, Watson
Phillips, Dake Gull, William Mar
ramore, and Thomas Jones, were
appointed by Mr.. Black several
months ago, to serve as a commit
tee to form a Mems Club.
Coffee, soft drinks and milk will
be furnished but each family is
requested to bring their own pic
mic supper. Lloyd Brewer, Jr. is
chairman of the program commit
tee and those appointed to serve
with him are: publicity, Mrs. John
B. Diamond, III; transportation,
Adolph E. GUIDE, Jr.; refreshments,
Mrs. William Pitt Shearman; Ev-
ensong, D. M. Burton; recreation.
c. Clifton Veirs, Jr., and finance,
Rowan F. Erb. A hospitality COM
mittee, composed of members Of
Ascension Chapel and Christ
Church will be on hand to greet
the guests.
In order to complete further de-
tails, William Narramore, chair
man Of the committee, set Sunday,
September 9, as the date of the
next meeting of the group.