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Evening star., 1952-08-21

viewpoints, especially when the
issues aren't clear. But cor
ruption in Washington, for in
stance, is clear. The public has
made up its mind that such
misbehavior by ofhcialdom is
reprehensible. There is no
middle way" on that issue.
The Eisenhower speech seems
to be the product of amateur
advisers who haven't yet come
to grips with the realities of
the campaign or with the inn
portance of being positive. Vague
generalities will never win a
campaign against a party en-
trenched in power for 20 years.
This is a campaign where the
only chance the opposition has
to get votes is to call spade a
spade and to recognize frankly
that before talking about alter
natives-whether they are in
the middle center" or "left of
center" or right Of center
it is essential that the American
people be made aware Of just
what the dangers of the cleft"
have been under the New Deal
and Fair Deal, and what they
will be if the present adminis-
tration is vindicated at the polls
in November. The important
point now is to tell the people
frankly what damage has been
done by the ''left," and, If the
people don't care to change
this, then there is not much
use telling them that there is
a middle way" or that, in
swinging toward the middle, the
pendulum won't be allowed to go
all the way to the extreme
right" The risk is that the
people. if they remain unaware
Of what the 'left" has really
done, may come to the conclu-
sion that the ''left" isn't so bad,
after all.
Discussion Of theological alb
stractions. moreover. is not good
enough for q campaign that will
be won OF lost by sledge-hammer
blows. While President Tru-
mans speeches in 1948 were by
no means informative as to al
ternatives he would offer, they
did have the political value of
striking hard at the opposition,
which the Eisenhower strategy
doesn't seem to be ready to do.
The Eisenhower speech still
seems to be in the preconven-
ton mood Of hostility to the
fright" wing of the party.
Maybe the generals strate-
gists think a slow start at low
pressure is a good way to achieve
momentum later on. But it does
look as if the brain trust in
faraway Denver is out of touch
with a rapidly developing trend
away from Eisenhower on the
part Of former Taft supporters
and q definite trend toward
Stevenson on the part of the
"left wing" and its allies. If
that doesn't soon suggest a diff
ferent strategy, then the Eisen-
hover strategists may never
come to understand the basic
forces Of the 1852 presidential
campaign.
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uN. 1891. ~. 1850. "a
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fUVEMLOOhING kENSINGTON PkWY.
This new 45-ft. 3-bedrm brk.
| rambler has many outstanding
closets. ALICE kitchen; full daylight
bsmt. and large lot. S22, $50. Open
Sat. and Sun. 2 to 2. Directions:
Out Conn. ave. to Jones Bridge rd.,
bear right on Kensington pkwy. Is
mi. to Kent. turn left on Kent "a
blk; to open sign. REGIONAL
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcons.)
Home and Investment

A&SAAAS SSA4SA AAANS6bAA&SA4V
Large semidet. capt. house, where
you can live and rent apt. Bldg. is
zoned commercial and has q fine
high basement. with lavatory; avail.
for renting as q store II you desire.
The 2-rm.. kit. din. and bath apis.
are fully furn. and are immac. Ad-
ditional desirable features are new
oil burning 'h.-w.hs furnace. front
and 2 rear porches, carpeted 1st. "A.
ana rear yard Is inclosed in Anchor
Westinghouse console television,
Ven. blinds and new Admiral refgr.
The price is only $l4,70O, with
$4,000 down; reas. monthly pymts.
We also have an extremely nice large
6-room-and-bath home zoned COM
mercial In the same block for only
$40, ,500:. with $500 down. and
the the bal. In 1, so lst trust, payable
$3.50 per mo. This house is in
very good cond.. and has q front and
rear porch and nice lear garage.
To inspect any time. call HERBERT
4 SONS. Realtors. GIG e. Capitol
ST., Ii. 3-0129; ewes, Ii. 3-27Sl.
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Lake & CaSkey Realtors
AP. S4O0

Lake & CaSkey Realtors
AP. S4O0
Univ. Park bedrms., GA baths
with 1 bedrm. and bath on lst d.
full bsmt.; built In gar; S23, 500
Ewes. OR. O250, Mr.. Lanham.
$4,000; BeltsviIle Older home
needs minor repairs but has good
value at this price with $4,000
down; lge. lot 75x160. Ewes. WA
$3.50. Mr.. Caskey.
S11,750 with $4,000 down; new Q.
story semidet. homes with full bsmt
gas heat, nice lot, lge.. liv. rm.
kit: and din. area on lst H.: {
bedrms. and bath up. Ewes. UN
OSLO. Mr.. Bucknam.
Univ. Hills Ia-story brick with Z
bedrms. and bath on lst H., along
with lge. liy. rm.. din. rm. anc
lge. equip. kit; full bsmt.; lge
corner lot: $4,000. Eyes. WA
$3.50. Mr.. Caskey.
Lake & CaSkey Realtors
Ap QdO0
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HOUSES FOR sAlE--MD.
RETHESDA

A LITTLE GEM-$18,950
built II yrs; ago, this de;
innovations, including paneled den
with firepl. and lst-h. lavatory, liv.
rm. with firepl., din. rm., all-elec.
kit. with dishwasher; 2 spacious
bedrms. aud bath, End A.; full bsmt.
with bath; built-in garage. Newly
decorated. Vacant. Act now. Ewes.
call WO. 5576.
German p. Young, DE. 4444
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for veterans. Three-bedrm. bricl
ramblers Just being COMPLETED; price
$14,950; down payment required
$2,550. Both 4s financing. Lily
rm. with firepl., din. rm.,. full
Directions: Out Conn. ave. ext. {,
Plyers Mill rd., right to st. Paul
left on st. Paul 4 blocks to Nc
Comas dr., right on McComas
blocks to Hobson, left on Hobsol
~ II S CO for % appt' ~ pE. 7I2o % unit
$50 pm. weekdays. -27
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FuLILs uI g PRIcE, ss, GOO

SS,UUU CASH DOWN
II these terms do not suit, wen show
you the property and you make your
own terms; rms. and bath: mr..
Navy Yard, In 9 white block. Mr..
Thompson. KI. S-4249 LYMAN C.
DELE & Co. INC. ST. $500.
2n-FT.. GRIN. SEMIDET. BRICK
FORT DUPONT PARK AREA
B years old; IN ney7house condition;
13 bath In bsmt.; gas heat; spa
cious rooms and lge. equipped kit.
Close to public and parochial schools
and transp. Only $13,950. Mrs.
Cox, LU. 2-S136. ATLAS REALTY
co. ST. 1858. "a
OWNER LEAVING TOWN-Colonial
det.; six delightful rms, bsmt., brick
homt on nice shaded lot in Brad
bury village, Md; 2 yrs. old: beau
tiful cond. Assume CT loan of $I0,-
500 and 4es interest. Real buy ct
&l5,75 Priced for quick sale.
CHAPMAN REALTY CO., RE. 3316
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Prince Georges Realty Co
HOME AND INCOME

HOME AND INCOME
Only S13.95O; 4 big bedrms., IL
baths. lge. liv. rm. and din. rm.
huge mod. equip. kit, full bsmt
with recr. rm:, summer kitchen ant
work shop; 2 lge. porches: leve
fenced lot. Home is peri. cond.;
blk. from everything, $10,40O, FILA
Hurry this wont last.
CHEVERLY BRICK
Home must be sold. Featuring 2O-ft
liv. rm. with firepl.. separate din
rm., mod. kit, 8 bedrms and tilt
bath: cool. screened porch; full
bsnlt.; fenced lot. Asking $17, 800
See and MAKE offer.
$9,950-2-Bedrm. Bungalow
Lovely liv. rm.. lge. equip. kit. ex.
pansible attic; corner lot; small dn
payment, balance in one trust.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 6655 uN. l166 HY. 063e
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8 HOUSES FOR SALE
s rms. and bath #. S9.50O-S2.5O0 dn.
5 rms. and bath fr. So. .900- ST 500 dn.
5 rms. and bath. brk, bsmt., S14, 500.
50. 500 down payment.
All houses near Suitland.
For appt. call 10. s-3551 after 8
pm. wkdys. All dag Sat. and Sun.
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Home and Investment
$15,85O

Spacious. modern, semide-
tached brick; excellent loca-
tion In Congress Heights,
convenient to Boiling Field
and Naval Air Station. Six
rooms and tile bath. plus :.
bright basement with sepa-
efate front entrance and full
bath. easily converted into
apartment. EveS., WA. 1896.
SHANNON & LUCHS &C
1606 = O.. INV. Ma. 2346
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Manchester Estates
GIFT. Custom Rambler

GIFT. Custom Rambler
In one Of the most exclusive devel-
opments in prince Georges Co. this
7-room beauty is Just two yrs. old
and was designed by one of the
leading architects in mod. living
Situated on 165-ft. frontage and
comprises the following: 24-ft. liv.
Sm. with firepl., two 14-ft. master
bedrms.. full ceramic tiled bath,
lovely pine-paneled cen. din. rm..
-~eiec. kit. laundry rrn., att. gar. out
door patio, barbecue pit House is
heaJed with oil air-conditioned unit.
Water. is supplied by artesian well
500 It. deep, giving crystal-clear
water. We invite your inquiry. Mr..
Tasker Ii. 7-404G. HILLCREST
REALTY, ewes. 10. 3-5712. "a
COMPACT AND CUTE, S12,95O. g.
bedrm. bungalow; rec. rnn., 2 baths:
oil heat; beaut. level lot. h-blk. to
bus. g blks. to stores. in Cheyerly
area. See it. you'll buy it. Exclu-
j. RANDALL WALCROFT
5645 Annapolis Rd.,
UN. 3400 Until 8 PM.
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81 050 Cash
NO. 1908

"a Acre-Detached Garage
Pretty as a picture! Beautifully land
scaped, level lot. Features living
room, fireplace; dining L. modern
equipped kitchen, oil h.-w.h. Priced
to sell today at S12.96O. Call Mr..
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC
1870 K ST. NV. Ma. 5000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

INDIAN HEAD Md, 43 Highland
pl.-one bedrm.,. liv. rm., kit,
ss9 so n%s mo- peys ps'snf ali espenses eu ao~9 s9;
cept utils. Al Highland pl; 3 bed
rms, liv. rm., kit. bath; $3.50
down. -$35.05 incl. all but utils.
Both have oil heat, large yard.
COUNTRY HOME. 6 rms, newly
modernized kit. double-car garage;
8 acres. Middletown DIVA. or AP.
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FAIRLAWNi'

,5-RM. SEMIDET. BRICK
Lovely, clean modern home, with
screened front porch, knotty pine
paneled rec. rm. and bath In
shaded lot Close 70 ali public and
paroci1ial schools, transp. and
shops. Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S136.
ATLAS REALTY CO., ST. 1868.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING
WHEATON HnI.S

New group Of 3-bedrln. brick Co.
lonials. many ready for immediate
occupancy: priced for the average
pocketbook at S17.45O. Features
include very large living rm.. spa
cious full dining rm: luxury kitchen
with breakfast space; 3 nice bed.
rms. and large tiled bath On End
a.; full bsmt.; all large. level lots
Just around the corner to public
school. Reasonable terms to suit
FLOWER AVE.
Custom built for owner builder. this
beautiful brick rambler is ideal fol
doctors home and ONCE; grade-level
entrance to completely finished bsmt.
full oath. ONCE, etc.; living quar-
ters all on one floor, including liv
rm.. din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms.. and
den; large storage attic; 2-car det
garage. lovely yards; on busline, mr.
all schools, shopping.
GLENMONT
2608 Urbana st.. Just on Ga. ave
tnew express highway)-Very neat
compact and livable, expansiblt
bungalow. Full bsmt., large yard
extras; near schools; $500 down
will handle.
q II nS s44ci cnsssl. e AM Los to is.osds ? sS'
Woodside Realty Co.
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
RAMBLER, $14,500
SsS comb 'tnE His pIosa1s I%s%9s HladoR snd s%
firepl. Fully equip. kit, uttl. rm.
with Bendix washer. Two bedrms
and bath. Level lot, conv. to every
thing.
DE LUKE CAPE COD
BEDROOMS. 2 FULL BATHS
Comfortable liy. rm. with frepl.. side
screened porch. sep, din rm.; mod.
ana fsp1 Exit Beautifal Sd Fenced dn yaTd sss
with barbecue pit. $21.95O. Other
4,bedrm. houses from S17.950 to
Capital Realty Co., sH. o67s
Til 9 pm Il no answer. 81. 1895.
"SILVER SPRING"
Beautiful new 3-bedroom rambler,
with full bsmt.. located in the Flow
er ave. section Of Silver Spring;
close 70 8 buslines. schools. etc.
SILVER SPRING, $14,95O
New 3-bedroom rambler with full
bsmt;; located on q huge corner lot
SILVER SPRING, $1s,75o
Here is q 3-bedroom brick Colonial.
near public golf course; 3 large bed
rooms, q beautiful recr. rm. In the
basement with bar.
SILVER SPRING, $15,950
bedroom brick bungalow with
full bsmt., large dining L. Assume
GI loan.
SILVER SPRING, $17,950
A lovely 2-bedroom Colonial home,
located near st. Bernadetes School
and public school. First-fioor den,
beautiful recr. rm. with bar; located
on k-acre level, wooded. corner lot.
Venetian blinds. storm windows and
awnings.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
NEWTON VILLAGE
50 500

Lovely 2-bedrm. bungalow, lge. liv
rm.. mod. kit. with din. rm. area
Nice level cor. lot with anchor fence
Small down payment, balance like
rent. Call Mr., Horton.
CANPANELLA d CO.
Elk. 4113; Ewes and Sum-. AP. 912s
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

FAIRFAX VILLAGE - Direct from
owner in this convenient area. 6-rm
brick, 312 years old with finished
bsmt. and GI financing Act on thii
bargain at once. Call after 9 PM
No agents. vi. 642S. LU. 1-5005.
WLCREST = Very substantial de-
tached Colonial brick home on beau
tiful residential street high above
the city. Six rms, full tile baths
breakfast rm., rec. rm., lge. con-
crete screen porch. b.-i. gar, oil h.
VIII, heavy slate roof. Owner leav-
ing city, urges quick sale. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. Ewes, call
HfIICREsf HMfIIC Resi- HEIGHTS - Det brick
Cape Cod, 5-rms. and bath. 1st a. :;
rms. and bath roughed-in. 2nd
d.; full bsnt.; gas heat; disposal,
fan; lge. level lot; $1S,5O0. HART
MAN REALTY, INC, 1345 Good
Hope I'd. Sc, LU. 4-3400, VI. 5976.
NEAR BOILING AIR FIELD-Lovely
2-bedrm. brick home, spacious liy
dec; only $4,000 down. 2 blks
from transp. SMITH REALTY, WA
1h0d 0F AID ~ m
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OPEN SAT, SUN, 2-7
SILVER SPRING
831 RICHMOND AVE.

4 BEDRMS.. 2 TILED BATHS
BEDRM. AND BATH ON 1st FLOOR
Finest a bedrm., 2 bath home; extrs
lge. bedrm. and bath on 1st f., lovely
24-ft. liv. rn., real bricked-in wood.
burning fireplace. family size din
dm.. complete kit, 2 spacious bed.
rms. smaller bedrm. and tilet
bath on 2nd f.; full. high-dry bsmt.
within 8 blks. Of the heart OF Silvel
Spring. Owners illness necessitatei
tmmed. sale. Reas. cash and assum,
only one LIST trust. Please do not dis
turb III owner. View property from
outside only, and call for furthe,
information Ewes, phone 81. $3.50
TO. 1886, DE. 3479.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY
NO. 1908
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HTIICREsT HEIGHTs - Def.

FAIRLAWN-OFF MINI. AVE.
WITH BASEMENT APT.
Modern, clean, spacious rooms, IRE
place, gas heat, front porch;
level fenced lot. A lovely home
with. income in one Of the best
SELL" Call today, Mrs. Cox, LU
2.Sl36. ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST
Evening star., 1952-08-22

POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY
Offering one Of the more. attractive
estates, in this nne area. situated
on. 4 acres on paved road; con-
tanning 8 fine bedrrns., 2 baths, nice
nv. rm., din rm.. kit, den with
fun bath and small kit. tmaking
complete separate Hv. arranRe-
ment II desired, servants or guest
cottage. 2-car garage, additional
acres avail. Ewes, Oliver 5649.
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY, INC.
Potomac Once, Oliver 1888
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BUNGALOW. $11.950

COLMER MANOR. MD.
Substantial S-rm.. 2-bath home, suit
able for lge. family or . apts; gas
hest. lge.. I'd. nr. schools, shopping,
and bus. low down payment, balance
like rent. Call Mr.. Barbour.
CAMPANELLA d. co.
Elk. Alb. Ewes and Sun. AP. 1853
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BETHESDA,

Park. lane, near Goddard rd.. Battery
Park. block from Old GEORGETOWN
board home; gas heat, screened
porch : and garage; ideal location.
S16.6ey. GEO, d. MILLER, Realtor,
d. aS56; after hours. Wo. Ola
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RIGGS ROAD

Three-bedrm. brick home on 2-acre
corner lot; baths, recr. rm.; fruit
trees. An exceptionHf- proposition;
down payment, 81 800 and bal like
rent. BROWN AGENCY. WA. 5257
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RIVER ROAD

Country Club area, 20 min. from
downtown Wash. This attractive
country residence has the distinctive
charm OF q Georgetown house with
the added advantages of quiet coun-
try living and nearly an acre of
fine shade trees. Delightful iiv.
rm. with firepl., din. rm., mod.
pine-paneled kit. with din. area and
adjoining util. rnn. The most beau
tiful screened porch IA It. by 81
with lovely privacy. overlooking gar-
sun deck and built-in garage. Eve,
WI. 6066.
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2-UNIT APIS.
Close-in Silver Spring, near D. C.
apt. each unit contains liy. rm.,
dinette kit. 2 bedrms., tiled bath,
built-in garage In full bsmt. Conv.
to schools and transp Reasonably
priced and well financed. Call until
pm; ~. s-40s0, 0s0,>..
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
GOOD HOMES
UP COUNTY

NEW RAMBLER--3 bedrooms; Gaith-
ersburg: S12,250.
DAMASCUS BUNGALOW, new-5
rooms; l acre; very easy terms.
4-BEDRoOM HOME. central Cath
RETI1REEMESNFrs HOME. very nice. in
small village; $14,50O.
4 BEDROOMS, on one acre; olney
OLD COLONIAL BRICK. on 2 acres;
builder estimates $4,000 to restore
CHURCH BUILDING, on q. s. $40;
good conditions; $3,95O.
trees: paved road: S12,25O.
ALSO good country homes with In
comes from stores. gas stations; etc
CLOSED THURSDAYS
RTpT ,EY r. POMED
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BERKSHIRE NEAR ANDREWS
AND BOILING
brk. rambler. Lge.. level
fenced corner lot; all spacious rms,
liv. rm. with firepl. and din. area,
lge, equipped kit; full bsmt. with
III, must sell. Priced at only $19,95O.
Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-S136.
ATLAS REALTY CO.
ST T9R2 -OA
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PARKWoop-RETHEspA

PARKWOOD-BETH
Brick Colonial with breezeway to 2.
car garage. Den, bedroom and bath
on first floor; 3 bedrms. and bath on
Second: large modern kitchen and
bar in basement: lot S5x130, nicely
landscaped, large trees. Call OIL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-31
"Boys Nation"
COnclave at Univ.

The University of Maryland be-
gins playing host to a weeks con-
clave of Boys Nation" the Ameri-
can Legion's program in the study
of the federal government by teen
age youngsters.
The conclave takes the form of
meeting in miniature of the
United States Senate and provides
participants with full and active
program. The working group of
the American Legion which puts on
this annual conference is its ma
tional americanism commission.
Two boys from each state at
tend the affair, and are members
of either the "Federalist" or "Na-
tionalist" parties. They are select
ed from the various states Boys
States" also sponsored by the Lee
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-31
FARM NOTES
WHEN CHICKENS DROOP

Hot weather hits chickens and
poultry profits hard. But comfort
in the chicken house isn't just a
matter of temperature. Humidity
and air movement are important
too. Cooped up chickens can't go
looking for a comfortable spot to
seek relief, so it's up to the poul-
tryman to make them comfortable,
advises Perry Twining, Extension
poultryman at the University of
Maryland.
Keep plenty of feed available,
Twining suggests, even though the
chickens don't seem to want to eat.
Any attempt to increase the feed
intake, either in the form of mash,
grain or pellets, should be done in
the late afternoon (4:00 p.m.) af-
ter the hottest part of the day.
Anything which tends to excite the
birds or stur them up should be
avoided. And, of course, the chick
ems must have plenty of clean cool
water. To assure this, it may be
well to replace the feed in some
of the feeders with water during
hot summer days.
The chicken house should be as
comfortable as possible, although
many features for making houses
comfortable can't be done on the
spur of the moment.
Some of the ways poultry houses
can be fixed to help keep up sum-
mertime profits are outlined by
the Extension poultryman. You
can use insulation in the roof,
Twining says. Aluminium roofing
helps. Some poultrymen have
found straw on the roof a good in
sulator. Others use straw lofts.
Permanent insulation will keep
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-31

heat out in the summer and
warmth in during the winter.
Water on the roof helps keep
the house cool, Twining advises.
You can use garden hose and
sprinkler, or pipes with fog noz-
zles.
Ventilation is important, Twin
ing continues. 1t can be natural,
making use of cross and rear pan
els in the house, or forced, with
electric exhaust fans. Like insula-
ton, ventilation is important in
the wintertime too.
Giving the chickens access to
shady yard is another way to help
them beat the heat. Put the water
and feed outside, and see that the
chickens are put under shelter
when a heavy rainstorm comes,
Twining advises.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-31
Flower Hill

The pastor of the Flower Hill
Church of the Brethren will preach
on the subject Common Sin and
It's Results" next Sunday morning.
The church is in the midst or it's
summer program, an integral part
of which is it's part in using Camp
Pencil, owned by the Church of
the Brethren and located near
Thurmont, Maryland, near former
President Roosevelt's "Shangri-
La" Juanita Adams, Patsy Order
and Margaret Diehl attended the
intermediate Camp from Flower
Hill. This week, JEANNE Smith,
Lou Gloyd, Sue Gloyd, and Donald
Coleman are attending the Younger
Junior Camp as campers while Mrs.
John Gloyd, R. N, of Gaithersburg
is officiating as camp nurse.
Next Sunday a group of older
Juniors will leave for their week,
and their pastor, will accompany
them as a counselor for the group.
The Young People are assembl-
ing a group to leave August 10
for their work in the mountains.
Following the young peoples camp,
the Young Adults will have week
end outing, there.
Much interest is manifest around
Flower Hill in Walter Ludwig, a
German Exchange student, who has
come to spend this year with the
Warmers. He will study this school
year at Gaithersburg High School.
He comes from the Lain Valley,
about twenty five miles east of
Coblenz. He is rapidly adjusting
himself to American living, and
developed a fondness for water
melons and canteloupes which he
had never seen in Europe. He is
learning soft ball and before the
summer is over will appear in the
church team.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-31
SALE OF CARS

By virtue Of Section AZ Of Ar.
tiele SO Of fhe Code Of Public
General Lows Of Nd. as amended
by Chapter 73s. Acts Of 1913. we
will sell at Public Auction for sfor.
age and repairs the following cars:
1910 Plymouth. 4-Door Sedan. Mo-
tor No. P-l0400I. SerioI No.
lo90449l. belonging 70 Leon.
ard Rorboc X. SeImon. Md.
1889 Buick Special Tudor Sedan.
Motor No. 43722470. SerioI No.
334427s3, belonging TO Daniel
Wimms. Comp BeIvoir. Va. on Aug.
z. 1852. at II an. on the Prsmi-
ses Of J. R. Whip Gorose. Clerks
burg. Md. TERMS: CASH. 1907
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-31
Local Man Winner
In Godfrey Contest

Mrs. Weldon O'Toole, 1850 Rock
vile Pike, is one of the $50 second
prize winners of a beautiful Ben
rus watch given in the recent
Arthur Godfrey Rinse "Name
Came" according to Lever Broth
ers Company, sponsors of the con-
test.
There was total of $4,000
worth of prizes awarded nationally.
Successful entrants named four
characters from Walt Disney's mo-
ton picture, "Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs," and also created
a name for the famous Rinse bird.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-31
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Rockville

FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Rockville
C. D. Weinel, Pastor
10 AM, Sunday School.
IL AM, Morning Worship.
1880 PM, Evening Worship.
Thursday evening, 7:45, Prayer
and Praise Service.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rockville
Howard C. Cobbs, Minister
9:45 AM, Church School. Mems
and Women's Bible Glasses.
II AM, Worship.
7P.M., Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor.
Nursery open during Worship
hours.)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-31
Waves Birthday

More than 5000 WAVES now on
active duty in the continental
United States, Japan, Norway,
Hawaii, Germany, France, Alaska
and England, celebrated the serv-
ices 10th anniversary July 80.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-31
ROCKVILLE METHODIST
CHURCH

Rev. Wesley Dodge, Pastor
Church School Glasses for all
ages, $3.50 Am.
Mems Bible Class meets at $40
Am. for opening session and at 10
am. for class session. All men
not affiliated with any other class
are invited.
Mrs. Geneva Franklin, Organist.
Mrs. Louise Tiffany Evans,
director.
owings England, Church School
Superintendent.
Morning worship II Am.
Nursery during worship hour
2 PM, Youth Fellowship.
Holy Communion first Sunday
each month.