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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

NniIISie only. Phone LIN Lincoln ss 4-7sS4. 20.
LGE. SGLE. RM., next to bath, for
gentleman in adult pvt. home; on
bus route; gar. avail If desired, DU.
LGE. 3rd-FLOOR ROOM; young gent.
pref; very refined home; fine neigh
borhood; conv. transp. FIR. 1925.
11ee MORSE ST. N.E.-white; front
rm:; $40 week; conv. transp. Ii.
new BED, NEW HOME. OF Riggs I'd.
near South Dakota ave.; $50. TU.
1Sd VICTOR ST. N.E.-Lge. bedrm.,
aRf neT hO%e RooMw new fn1st fHrn IA v;SSSx. sSSS;
EMPH. CPLE. or "; mem men; well-furn.
5Te 5m,; dOnnt6sl twin beds pyt H knosp kit sprvils
601 z: CAPITOL sT:,IDble. or sgle:
men: kit. privils. Ii. 4-9711. -21
FURN. RMS. with running water; in
refined home. Ladies or gentleman.
No children. FIR. 066S.
S22 C0NST. AVE. NE lge. rm.
pity. furn;; avail, for immsd: occup.:
In bsmt., after 6 pm.
ROOM FURN., for. rent to Jewish
woman: near bath; quiet section.
NEAR CATaoLIC UNIv.-Maple fur
niture: twin beds; next bath: unlim.
phonei Sc each. New home. LA.
LGE; RIM. newly decorated. next to
bath; home privileges. Board II de.
sired. mt. Nr. zth 4th and Rhode Island
M 4th AND RHODE ISLAND AVE.
and c. U. Gentlemen. Rm. with pvt.
bath. Phone DU $3.50.
LGE. DBL. RM., pvt. bath, phone and
laundry facilities. Girls. LA. 6-3275.
BEAUT. DBL. RIM, suit. i or 2. Pvt.
soss 5. DAKOTA AVE. NE.-sTi.
ransp tram neTlY snS sSoS ase Saa na iSEn sda pnF T
LGE. FRT. RIM. for cple., light house,
keeping: Frigidaire, gas stove with
oven pvt. entrance; S13 wk. AT.
LGE. BEDRM. with use Of kit: furn.
1925 SUMMIT PL. N.E.-Nice room,.
furnished; near bus line. Call Ho.
1st Fl R.. LGE. FRT. RM.: for lady:
Dk NAfeGmlDEi DFRoST oSIn RooM a ofg Sot
couple with or without child; homs
: privils. Call am. before 8 o'clock,
pm. after o'clock; all day Sun.
coHoREDS853cs eayo III 8l5ass' GRANT N1s N.E'-
Nice rm. for gentleman or nice cple.
$13 week. Bus at door. vi. 9162.
coLoRED-4115 ANAcosT1A AVE.
-Single; rm. for empl; person; home
cSlokE6SEwLY cS5iS51 s. Nj " rGkS GSs7I RIM ts for
Es9ea 81 ns. smH H. oPle 4e$7s 81 Drlvil 15 s:sA
COLORED-RM. FOR CPLE: or set
tied lady: next to bath. MI 7343.
CoLoRED-oUIET refined home;
sna employed 8 ID couple No sa5R SaaTines lss
CoIoRED&FGRNfsaEp eda D.. FIJI I,0G nice base.
ment. room. ,420 10th st. ne.
CoLoREDEN.E.-Larse room, twin
beds; beds 2 empl. persons; privils. TTR.
COISo5RED-NICE FURN. RIM, home
prniydi5le Call after 4;ao pm, Ii.
ccIoR?ED-FURN. RM., all priSils.
Call AID. S571 or MI. 2670. Conyen.
cofokTbMSSE ceo5ff6igHEsae,SS FURNISHED ROOM.
4as Sas ne Hneu1nshes Aiar with R RRsivsssss. ss sa
COLORED-LOvELY RIM. next to
bath; ne. section; for empl. couple;
all priyls. No drinker. AT. ss22.
TODD PL. NE
Double rm. for rent home privi-
ooEoREb@NE%GY o15fSS Po faSf ruRN. RIM. Mla and
private Kitchen; bus at corner; pri-
CCLoKEDWNICE LOC.. good transp.,
mr.. shopp.; working couple or 2 re.
fined gentlemen. FIR. 6S0s. LII
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MlscEL. FOR sALl tceas.,

WALNUT LUMBER. power and hand
locust and apple lumber; also gem
eral household and camp equipment.
s2. Camp catoctsn' Taylorsto%n. own,
Va. IL mi. north Leesburg.
WALL FIXTURES. giass-fioor cases,
tables; for clothing store; modern
wrapping counter. sacrifice. GE.
WARDROBE TRUNK-Large; GOOD
condition; S25. NO. 6SO5. -i6
WASHER, Laundromat; never used,
IN orisinal crate; best offer. Falls
WASHER. automatic Bendix and gas
dryer: good condition. Call OIL,
SSS5S, S@Nndbd "a v.n Alcott rd'. Bethesda, y Md'
WASHER, Thor. automatic, Q
yrs. old, good cond.; s35' CHI. 6ss2
WASHER - whirlpool, SO, ., hardly
WASHER. Bendix: good, condition,
viii sell or trade on lathe. EV'
WASHER. Bendix automatic. $40 OF
best offer; good cond- Call JU
WAsHER-'5o Easy spindryer. A
new machine; S75; can deliver. JU.
WASHER, Launderall, auto. good
cond.; mahog. dresser. love seat, GE
WASHER ssHHE clssnsE sensix feonemse pa sss9 mos.
old; cost S199; will sacrifice for
S139. Call ia. 2013.
WASHEK-Apt. size Easy Spindry, in
excellent cond. $50. IA. 5-9515.
WASHER-l950 Easy Spindry; 500
or best offer. JU. s-4294 after II
WASHER. Bendix Dialamatic; prac.
new, excel. cond., reas.; no boiling.
TU S-8732.
Washer. year old, wrin,Esr , type type
like new $50; s;S alsS asa, washer perl
WAsHER-Thor, wringer type; orisi-
nal cost. S139; for, sale by pvt. party.
Only S4s. Perfect and guaranteed.
wasaEa cosditen Easy ssS 5Rinarssa5 5R sal4 in good
WASHERS, storage sale. Must sell.
Need space. No reas; offer refused
Open Sun. Ii. 4-5079. ~
WASHER. Easy spin type; S4o. La
WASHER. Kenmore, de luxe, nearly
new, orig. s154; real bargain 500
WASHER, ABc Spin. $50; radio. ss;
equipt. and canvas. AT. 4516.
WASHER, Hotpoint. automatic, 5000.
almost new. excellent condition
CaIl ~; 5-3ssS 1879 o. am-s P;mi
WASHEhS. ReDullt ny LAT IOA J VI diAeA
mechanics. Like new. Guaranteed.
many models to choose from. Terms,
S6 per month. TIA. 1900. go :,
WASHER, wringer type: pump good
condition; $50. LA. 6-3OSS.
WASHER. Apex, fully automatic; new
condition; S165. EN-. 0465 ewes.
WASHER, Easy Spindrier, SIS. UN.
WASHER. Bendix de luxe. bolt-down
type; S35. OIL. 1884.
WASHER. Kenmore wringer. excel
lent condition; $50. OIL. 9255. is
WASHERS-Thor Automatic: excel.
cond.: a. samples: was S223.50. now
only S149. Also large discounts on
other famous brand fully. automatic
washers. STAR RADIO CO., 400
11th st NV
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

.dEN'S SUITS. 40 and AZ; overcoat,
fur coats. Persian and sabie-dyed
muskrat; dresses. shoes. WO. 1491.
40 TONS air conditioning equip
ment now In operation: suitable
commercial installation. May be
seen by appointment. MI. 67S7. Also
three 3-ton condensing units. -23
LIONEL TRAIN. .O27-gauge. like
new; access. switches, transformer;
best offer takes. SH. 1852.
ELECTRIC TRAIN SET. with
track, double switches, numerous
accessories and table; all in good
condition. Call AL. 010S.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

room: employed, settled couple or
man: some privileges. HO. $780,
Sunday
COLORED-FURNIS front room,
in. NV. section. gentlemen pref.
RA. 1852.
COLORED-LARGE front room for
couple or single person. with kit.
privileges. RA. 2S13.
COhOhED-SiNSLG ohor Ss,n KQoM tcr nice nice.
iliges. Call TU. 0517.
COLORED-1S44 KALORAMA RID.
n.w.-Lovely dble. rm. in nice home,
$3.50 wk.
COLORED-12th ST., 151S-Nice
clean room nr. bath and mr.. transp.
DE, 0954.
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COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
Semipvt.. kitchen and bath. couple
COLORED-1836 VERNON ST. =
Warm frt. rm. for empl; cple or girls;
twin beds; home privils. DE. 1929.
CoLoREp-RooM FOR RENT. Call
CoIoRE1&LARGE oRs5oG FRONT ROOM,
Sin Sinsle eea. or double. 1909 Col. I'd. NV.
coEoREDLs1s 0Ei Red IRVING ST. ss.w.,
Apt. 81. Two neatly furnished rooms
COLORED-LGE., beautifully furn.
rm.. twin beds; priyil. 1928 Fair
mont st. NV. AID. 1899. -l6
COLORED-525 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
5sons 6 500p BE- vih 5sss ssme Driz Hb
conoRED-1so1 cGsSi 18th ST. Nv NV
Nice large room for single, en-
ployed man. DU. 1892. --l6
COLORED-451O 10Th ST. NV
ooGoRESGsoi RED. ss5 FAY THTLoR R'S sT. Nv
Beautyrest mattress; kit. privils.;
reas. Call RA. 1892. lie
COLORED-WARM, FURN. RIM. for
msn F2snsS or fgle pH 4xHR xtR privils; cony; to
co'IIoREDNis5s NEWTON ST. NV.
Lovely lse. Em; next bath: SO week;
coLoREED-NfSGEIY TTURN. RIM, con-
ysRen tset s1 t5aRsek Rseky snd bE shGgp4s gas4 dis
COLORED-i45 r ST. N.E.-At-
tractiye room with twin beds. next
to bath; PRIVILEGES. DU. 917S. --17
COLORED-NR. 14th AND w SITS.
Nice clean room for man or woman,
With privils; Hu. 1926. -i6
epe ,sn or sgle nejv,s person. spa..F pvt home me
c6fosED-wE 81 sifs: HAVE ae RMS. that
will be ready for occupancy on
Nov. 10; all privileges; Government
ccnosEpns CG15sIs nrsierTfd ST. can NV No poSSi: SSI
front room. newly papered, twin
beds; PRIVILEGES: phone at door. Hu.
CSoEIooRED-NICE, newly dec. Turn.
s Sc wf io0Kisf sinsie ae0 LADY, Bup pssi sa7s
CoLoRHpeMEGE. s5IsS Z pe%EGE RIM. twin beds,
for men or nice couple; $17.50 each.
per mo-; cooking privileges. Ho.
CoESRED-4aS eS0Si IRVING ST. NV
CSGoRED@isse SGS M,.n $50 1coRcoRHNN' ST. ST.:
Nicely furn. dble. rm.. nr. bath and
phone. All privils.. S12 wk. MI.
COLORED - NEWLY DECORATED
back room. nicely furnished: cook
ing-laundry privileges: Ho. 327S.
42-1 double furnished room: wom-
codL0RREED5iSsi ed 0SRREEDiSjsi CALIFORNIA ST.
N.W.-Two rooms. one with twin
COLORED-SGLE. RIM. FOE RENT,
man OF woman: use Of Kitchen. Can
coIoRSHsInsLWARM. coIo RSHsInsWARM CoaroRTABLE
room. for quiet eznpl. man: .reas.
Call any time after Z. p.m.. IA. 0276.
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Ills, Registered

Hereford Bulls, Registered
HEIFERS. REGISTERED
/ raise only. registered Herefords.
have so Of the finest Domino-bred
cows that money can buy. II you
need o fine regis bull at any age. ]
have 1t J. T. GIBBONS. Haymarket.
Va. Haymarket 4-2300
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GOLD

Bring your dental gold. platinum
discarded jeweIry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
GUNS. binoculars, radio. typewrit-
ers, musical instruments. cameras.
television. RELIABLE JEWELRY EX-
CHANGE. 422 9th St n W. Ma 6l57.
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PIANOS. ALL STYLES

WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
Call Day or Night, SH. 3039.
PRINTING PRESS, xii or larger,
with some equipment. Call WA.
RADIO FM, Zenith preferred. with
or without television. Box 329.M.
RaNGE. gas. excel. cond., wanted by
private party. MI: 1904.
and sander. RA. 3445.
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries house RAGS; highest prices
Seeqmulations' on Dlsass saS c6 Phons US.
st. WAsN; ". M 81. s6o7. ~
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
paid II YOU cannot deliver your
y GE ! }gNk TTI 4{s2 &C. ss2O Georgia ave.
TRAIN. ELECTRIC. will nay S25
for late model; good outfit. EN-
World SteI eYsntdSSi BooK ENCYCLOPEDIA. 1852
edition; RA: 322o;
BOYS BICYCLES, 10-in. 12-in., IA.
n or 6in nth or wtnedt tFain aSd
wants WA "oTe one of these FOR Christmas.
Can afford SO. Call JU. 8-SS19
after pm. weekdays or before
noon, Sundays. -l7
MODERN SOFA or studio couch, oc-
IMMITATIoN Ts FffREPLACE. also 42-in
sink, left-hand drainboard. 10
2-0249.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital beds. ETC..
Eosp,Th1 Esnsa and SslsS EMCr sG anS yssS
& EQUIP. CO, INC. 1923 L st. NV.
ME 1900. Open "a hrs. 7-day week.
FOR HIRE, hourly or
contract, grading and land clearing
experienced operator. Can AL. 1854
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. .622 r st..
PIANO no RENT, small grand. good
tone, SO per month. TU. 1851.
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COLORED

$500 18th st. .w.-Nicely furn. rms. /:
employed couples: many with pvt.
baths. kit. conveniences: no chill
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GUNS
WE WILL BUY ANY MAKE
SHOTGUNS-RIFLES
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORTS STORE
927 D ST. NV.


HEATERS, ranges, stoves, mattresses,
furniture, refrigerators. ACME
NEWSPAPLRS WANTED High
prices paid ACE JUNK CO. 222O
Georgia ave. NV. HU 442I
house rags. auto
batteries, scrap iron and metals.
Highest prices paid; II you cannot
phone us WASHINGTON RAG d
BAG co 215 [ st s.w. .Dl a0O7
OFFICE FURNITURE. all kinds; ofice
mach. any kind; top prices paid.
PIANO IA WANTED, SsEP, SEis,i modern con.
sole or spinet Call bet. s and s..
weekdays; no dealers. Elk. 2s45.
trade 2 or 4 cemetery
lots for good spinet. TO. $3.50.
or small upright, in
exchange for, storage and excellent
care in pvt home. OIL. 1856.
PIANOS-Cash for all styles. PAUL
GOLIBART. AID. 1928. from $3.50
to $50 I'D.
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FARM 8 GARDEN Cent?

$2S for 5-yd. load. Call 81. 8S23.
TREE REMOVAL, topping, lots
cleared: insured; exper. TAKOMA
TREE SERVICE, JU. $1,000. --19
ALFALFA, clover, lespedeza and grass
hay: top qualities; baled and under
cover. GEO. o. SUTTON, day, Ma.
7949; night, EN-. 1887. liz
PERENNIALS-All kinds for sale;
beautiful Oriental peoples; special.
Colesvtlle, Md. Evergreen 4-3S46.
AZALEAS, all colors. SOC up. Ewes.
and week ends. S211 Sligo Greek
pkWy., Takoma Park. Md. lie
BOYLE TREE SURGERY
Trimming, feeding, topping, cabling,
removals; Maryland, D. C. and
Virginia. 81. 1918 or RA. 1879
after 6. III
ROTARY TILLERS-5 h.p.. SIC per
day Chain saws-1S-in. elec.. $40
per day. 24-in.. gas. S12 per day;
3O-in; (2.man). SIS per day: Rates
,nclnds delivery; RENTAL TOOLS
STARK BROS. 331 18th st. ne
Plant apples. pears. peaches. plums.
cherries and other fruit trees now.
JOHN A. CREEL, Distr. FIR. 067S.
Member
Md: State Horticultural Society.
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AT ONCE.
ANY AMOUNT FURNITURE, ONE
PIECE OR ENTIRE HOME. ALSO
WANT REFRIGERATOR, GA s
RANGE AND GOOD PIANO. PLEASE
CALL MR.. GRADY, MA. 1919.
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SELLING OUT
EVERGREENS

to 10 It.. IS. Also other varieties.
ASHTON, NURSERY 6510 Ga. ave.
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sgle. rm., S35. Dble. rm.,. $50. I'M
mac. Unlim. phone. Good location.
Nr. transp. Gentlemen Pref. EN-
1876 '' SPRING PL. NV nicely
furn. front rooms; conv. transp.;
2sl4 a.. CATHEDRAL Pr Ia AVE, Ell Mr. ConpM NJ
1856 Ieth 81. N.W.-Room with
electric grill. semipvt. bath. S35
mo-. sgle., $40 per mo. dble. CO.
2Soi CONN. AVE. APT. 2o4-Nicely
furn. rm.. adj. bath with shower.
Cony. transp., CO, O065.
UPPER 10th ST. N.W.-Single room
in private home; Gentleman pre-
IaRSf feE5sf fIS fRoHT NJ FooS sS4a and s aleove
with adj. bath: two large closets and
twin beds, good NV. section and
transp; employed couple or two
employed ladies; $500 per wk. ea'
ROOM in quiet home, kit. privileges;
cony. to transportation. Call co.
GEoRGETowN. 1900 P st. NV
Extra large room, double bed. run.
water, next to bath. Ho. 1928 OF
4so4 sal SSif sth ST. N.w.-Jewish family.
Furn. rm. for j or 2; kitchen privi-
4Sos sSsii new WI HAHEPsaHRE N ahs AvE-Warm. war
nicely furn. rm. In refined home:
min. downtown; S35. GE. $3.50.
LGR. FRT. RM., very nicely furn., u
transp. RA. 1901.
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SOUTHERN CLUB

1765 Mass. ave. n.w.-Home for dis
eliminating guests; dble. or sgle..
pvt. baths; dble. rm. for 2 ladies,
also lge rfn for bOyS 30
Evening star., 1952-11-16

HORSE TRAILER going empty to-
Nor day morning. will take 2 horses
or ponies. Reas. RE 950S. .-16
PIGS. 10 wks. old. Berkshires. at S1Ql
each Call Manassas 166-W: -16l
HAY-Mixed late grasses; 60c per
bale, delivered 20 mi. Fulton S-5241.
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THE MAURY

701 19th st. NV; double, single;
elevator and maid service; running
water, steam heat; 5000 UP. al
GLOVER PARK-Lge. rm., Semipvt.
bath, in quiet home; for gentleman;
refs. required. WO. 8505.
sgle., next bath; So and $40 wk.
MI. 9731. al
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2O15 18th ST. NV, NO. 500
Dunbar has the lowest priced rooms
for value received. See our vari-
Gus sized, furnished, well heated
rooms, priced to meet every budget.
Hot water at all times. -17
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DUPONT CIRCLE A
Studio rm for 2

sos DECATUR sT.-Newly, dec: frt:
pvt. home; conv. transp. ia. 46SS.
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WEADON ARMS

2460 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
rms. some with pvt. bath; maid and
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DALMATIoN 4,a M NAL: MALE sas yr old; isesi sease
BOXER PUPS, wks. old, Axe. Call
Engleside 126-W-2.. Ifs
CURTIN. Groom, Md. Marlboro
COCKER 2s PUPPIES, all bufr. Axe,
from champion stock; temporary
innoculation: 81. $3.50. -17 ,
BEAGLE RABBIT DOGS. I and 8
{F5 HUoa Rld' ssss sSs euattER g. stR s.. T. Ar Va
PARAKEErs wANTED-All colors;
hiehest cash prices paid. Weekdays
|pAkAKsETs-sellins Al SlsETs out; breeders breed
on nests; cages, boxes. everything.
Must go today. III Hamilton aye,
sfBER1AN fiIEfE ipFiafj Husky. female, ie S mos.
old; gray with white markings; Axe.
Cali RELLIo KENNELS, Vienna
IRISH SETTER. 2 mos; shots compl.:
Axe; must sell. OF. T457. I'D
|PARAKEETS. BREEDERS. SELLING
OUT-Some with eggs or young. Go
ing overseas. Must sell entire aviary
SsisIa1s iSsdss mu.s :. y5s GA sd
Il 70 a >~~
WIRE AND WELSH TERRIERS, M
and F.. Axe. Boarding, breeding
grooming. PICKUP AND DELIVERY
1 PETER PAN KENNELS, Marlboro
sPRINNGER SPANIEL, female. / year
hunter stock; $50. 1905 N st. Sc
SHIFTING CRATES. dogs cats. etc.
all sizes: lightweight: low cost 721
Oglethorpe st. NV. RA, 3445. LII
! WANTED-Good home for young gra!
and white cat; .affectionate dispo.
sition; has been wormed and altered
i MI. 2903
IPARAKEETS-tAlso Lutinos and al
binosl. Baby parrots and cockatiels
finches and canaries. Ii. 6-96I 5
WANTED-Good home for cats; al
i most full grown; children's pets
KERRY III sIGi BIGE TERRIER PUPPIES
Axe reg; no shedding, no dog odor
Il fine pets; show prospects. WI. 0390
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES-AK(
reg, champion blood lines. GREEN
i GABLES KENNELS, Bowie, Nd.
DAZZLING PUPPrEs-Part toy COLI,
Il and cocker spaniels; $3.50 ca. JU
Evening star., 1952-11-16

The Carlyn. Desirable well-furnishee
linen and secretarial switchboard
service included, 500 per month
Gentleman only. Available now
Call Desk, DU. 34O0. lie
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you want the best. call Homes
Dairy Farms, where 200 cows
producing at all times; no tras
corn cobs: Chester loan topso1l,
cially enriched, we believe. the
obtainable; $15 per ton: 5 tons.
del. We guarantee to please
GEORGE SABINE, GaitherSburg
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NEW DUNBAR HOTEL

Real home for nice. people. 1919 18th
st. n.w.-Single bed-liv. rms. $35
to $40 mo. Also bsmt. apt, $50 mo.
HO 1910.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH. typewriters. calca.. cash
reg, of. equip, any kind; top price.
DI. 7372, ewes; Sunday, CO. 1926.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-17
Christ Church
Elects Wdrdens
And Vestrylnen

On Easter Monday, April IA, the
annual meeting of Prince Georges
Parish was held in the Parish Hall
Of Christ Church in Rockville, be-
ginning with Evening Prayer at 8
pm. Pensioners of both Christ
Church and Ascension Chapel at
tended. Besides reports of the
years activities of tn e various
parochial organizations, the cleo
ton of wardens and vestry took
place and aims and plans for the
ensuing year were discussed.
F. Bache Albert was reelected
senior warden for a term of two
years. Lloyd A. Brewer, Jr., was
reelected to serve two years. E. o.
Gardner, Valentine C. Wilson, and
Hunter Davidson were elected YES
trymen for two year terms. John
Oxley was elected vestryman to fill
Continued on Page q
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-17
Black Mdskers to
Present Play at
School Gymnasium

Pat Pickett and Glenn Smith
will play the leading roles in "The
Little Minister" a Scottish play
of the Nineteenth Century. The
drama Wll be presented by the
Black Maskers of Richard Mont
gomery on Friday, April 25, in the
local gymnasium.
The production, under the d.
rection of. Miss Pauline Abeyounis,
deals with the Little Minister, who
arrives in his first parish to find
trouble is brewing. The town is
up in arms against Lord Rintoul,
who refuses to pay them a living
wage. The men are led by Bah
bic, wild gypsy lass, who incites
them to riot, while Gavin, the min
lister, tries vainly to reason with
them. Babbie's power is not lost
on Gavin either, when he finds
himself captivated by her charming
personality. The story moves swift
ly through many adventures to a
dramatic climax.
The supporting cast includes
Dennis Beall,, June Beisser, Mike
Christensen, Pattie Cornwell, Ken
meth Heisler, Sharon Rowe, Monica
Warfield and Jon Westfall.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-17
Town Candidates
Night Called by
Citizens Group

The Rockville Citizens Associa-
ton will hold it's third town can
didate's meeting at Lone Oak
School on Friday night, April 25.
The time is 8 pm.
A spokesman for the group said
all candidates for Mayor and Town
Council have been invited to attend
and air their views on the issues
which face the town during the next
two years.
Persons who attend are expected
to spark the meeting with questions
concerning the town and it's affairs
as viewed by the candidates.
The Civic Association sal d it
neither endorses nor opposes candi-
dates but that it does take stands
on issues and encourages partici-
patton by all citizens in local gov
eminent. 1t said the meeting will
give citizens an opportunity to meet
the candidates.
All voters as we'll as newcomers
to the town who are interested in
the ideas held by the candidates for
Mayor and Council are invited to
attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-17

The Potomac Hunt will stage the
County's first old fashioned point
to-point race Saturday at pm.
at the Hunting Hill farm of Mr..
and Mrs. Halbert Poole.
The famed point-to-point has it's
origins in the old Maryland Gold
Cup Race.
The course is top secret and will
not be announced until fifteen min
utes before the race gets under
way. About 10 hunters will partici-
pate. The perpetual trophy is a
sterling silver bowl.
In the colorful affair, participants
will be required to go-as-they-will
to four points to be announced.
There they will pick up tokens and
return them to another designated
point. The winner will be the rider
who returns first with the tokens.
There will be six patrol judges
and nine trophy judges. All we can
say about the course is that it will
be helter-skelter-g et-up-and-go and
fast over natural hunting country.
And a very fine sport we
think - in Montgomery in the
spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-17
Rescue Squad
School Begins
Next Week

A four-weeks' school for rescue
squads will be held at the Univer-
sity of Maryland, Fire Service Elk
tension Building, beginning Mon
day, April 81.
Glasses will be held twice a week,
Mondays and Thursdays, from 7:3O
until 1890 pm.
The program includes talks on
the following subjects:
Wartime Rescue, by Eugene
Fields, Rescue Specialist, Federal
Civil Defense Agency, Washington;
Airplane Crash rescue, by George
H. Tryon, III, Secretary, Commit
tee on Aviation and Airport Pro-
lection, National Fire Protection
Association, Boston; Damage APP
probation of Buildings-Eugene
Fields, Rescue Specialist, Federal
Civil Defense Agency, Washington;
and, Explosions Encountered on the
Fire Ground by DR.. H. L. Leonard,
Safety Engineer, Washington Gas
Light Company.
Also Precautions of Rescue In
volving Electricity-H. M. Dye,
Safety Engineer and A. C. Tayman,
Superintendent of Overhead Lines,
Potomac Electric Power Company
Handling Railroad Wrecks-Harry
W. Layfield, Safety Engineer,
Pennsylvania Railroad, Baltimore;
Mutual Aid Rescue Problems-Dr.
Howard M. Bubert and Captain w.
II Conroy, Maryland State Police,
Pikesville: and Automobile and
Truck Wrecks-Richard Hughes,
Branchville.
At the same time, Fire Service
Extension announced two regional
fire schools, May 10 and II.
Maryland Fire Safety Laws will
be discussed by Benjamin Benson,
jr., III Assistant Fire Investigator,
Fire Marshal's Office, Baltimore.
T he first session specialized
classes includes pump operation, ar
son detection, inspections and prac-
teal firemanship.
Demonstrations will be given on
fire steams of various characteris-
tics; burning auto fires, dry pow
der, and burning auto fires, fog
with wetting agent.
Second day demonstrations will
be on fire fighting layouts and
grass and brush fire technique.
Movies, questions and answers and
bull session will highlight both
days.