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ROOMS WITH BoARD

2I39 R ST. N.W.-Single rooms;
switchboard and elevator service.
1401 18th N.W.-Share rm.. for lady;
pvt. bath; also dble.; selected
menus; TV. switchboard. -15
young men and women. Plenty of
good food, 500 per nonth. Most
conv. transp. TV and lndry. privils.
HU. 9637. DU $500.
SMALL, REFINED, cheerful home, for
elderly people: excel. supervised
meals. 220S Wise. ave. NV. OR.
DECORATED, Southern cook
ing: dble. and sgle. rms; bus at
door. 400 10th st. NV. MI. 1851.
PARK VIC.-share ige.
rm. for /; home cooking; Catholic
home: near bus. ia. 1924. -l2
s3?2 39th ST. N.W.-Lovely large
sgle. or dble. room; excellent meals;
bus at corner: girls. -l3
1918 18th ST. NE.-Twin bedroom
for gentleman, home cooking, MI.
1890 -12
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523 1Ith ST. NV.
guest house. in the heart
of town. Va. bus stop right at
door. Singles, doubles and triples.
Very reasonable rate. Daily maid
service ME. 1850. GOVERNOR
GUEST HOUSE. -12
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LANDSCAPERS
POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

AND GUERNSEY heifers.
Fresh and springing. Ready for
dairy. Exceptionally nice. Reason
able. Can MR.; JONES. mgr. Pooles-
vile. Md. 2028. IA
PONY. 3-yr.-old black gentle; also
to sell We have excellent board
facilities for your horse. Large box
stalls. leasonahle rates. GOOD TINE
RANCH, f.. mi. District line on Marl-
boro .pske al Forestyille, Md. IL
GUERNSEY BULL. purebred. . yrs.
10 yrs. o.d. gentle and frisky; $50
Good quality. priced right, make
offer. ALL STATES FARM, Rt. 240.
Gaithersburg 595-W. Ill
FOR SALE-4-yr-old Ally Indian
pony, free gated. Can be seen any
day, Crescent 3l5-W. ,-l2
PURE-BRED. spotted, Poland. China
40 selected butcher hogs up to $50
lbs Mt. Airy, Md. 204-J-6. -l2
5 DORSET RAMS, 8 months old.
Colesyille pike. Call Evergreen
family Guernsey COW
or without calf. FA. 36O7. Ia
Tamworth boar hog, with
papers; ready for heavy service. Call
POOleSVl!le tMQ.l SO2S. -lS
MATCHED BLACK heavy team; ex-
ceptionally nice; about l ton each;
for some one who wants good horses;
BOARs. all sizes. for
SALE ready for heavy service; have
papers. Poolesville Md 202S.
BLACK CHILDREN's PONY for sale:
| ! Il X old well mannnrRd.
Jump. Telephone OR. 3522. -12
MARE for sale: good rid
ing; best offer. Marlboro 1913. -l2
20 HOLSTEIN, ; Guernsey springers:
yaccinated bangs and black leg: reg.
Holstein bull. Phone Herndon .45R.
TACK TRUNK. holds 3 saddles. lots
IS HEAD good grade Hereford cows.
Average 3rd calf Have had excep-
tionally fine calves, Vacinated, To
PaMta EssGh no 20 on out pas, past chantilly on
doun Co. marker. Then measure 5.4
mi. to Rt. 6l6. Turn left ! mi. to
next intersection No. $40 Farm on
right. DR.. ]. M. KLINE. Lenah
5222232 --12
BEEF CATTLE
125 head choice white-tace Hereford
anu I-ittIS., tlCdNy SOOu
coloring. vaccinated. Sell | or all.
DR.. c. ]. LAUGHLIN. SH. 3114;
ME. 1924. -l6
Hereford Bulls, Registered
raise only registered Herefords. /
have so OF the finest Domino bred
cows that money can buy. II you
need fine regis. bull at any age,
have 1t J. T. GIBBONS, Hay
market. Va. Haymarket 4-230O.
Hereford Bulls, Registered
HEIFERS. REGISTERED
I raise only registered Heretords. I
have so Of the finest Domino-bred
cows that money can buy If you
need a fine regis. bull at any age. l
have it J. T. GIBBONS. Haymarket,
Va. Haymarket 4-2300.
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GII,T,-BERT
THE MAURY

246O 10th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
24-hr. PIX seryice. co. 1881.
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HOTEL 1440
CHILLUM MANOR

)ne rm., kitchenette and bath: 24-hr.
phone and elev. Serv.; S24 so S3l 80
week. l440 Rhode Island ave. NV.
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GORDON HOTEL,

701 10th st. NV. dble., sgle.. eleva-
tor and maid serv., running water,
steam heat $40 so and I'D. IL
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REUPHOLS STEERING

Special Sofa and chair reupholstered.
labor and material: S60: workman
ship guar; 25 yrs. in same estab-
iishment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING, 26O9 l4th st. NV. CO. 1881.
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11O III VARND1N
Washington's most convenient. new
residential address.
23OO CONN. AVE. NV.
Excellent 1-bedroom apartments now
available for immediate occupancy,
Monthly rentals include utilities and
secretarial service. daily maid sery-
ice and bed and bath linens avail
able at small additional charge
Sun deck overlooking Rock Creek
Park.
High-speed elevator service.
MOZART ROOM
Open for dining. Z am. to 10 pm.
daily
Building completely air conditioned.
YOUR INSPECTION INVITED
CALL HUI. 7700
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PLANT SALE
WEEKEND SPECIAL
BIG BALE PEAT MOSS, $3.50
FINE SELECTION

OF Evergreens and Shrubs
Directions: Two miles west of
Falls Church, Lee hwy. and
Dunn Loring rd., Merrifleld,
Va.
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TELEVISION

TELEVISION
GIGANTIC DISCOUNT SALE 1853 TV
AIMCO TV SALES
$3.50 N. Washington Blvd.
Arlington Va. GIL. 1900
TRUNK, metal wardrobe; lge. mir
ror, ETC.. all bargains. CO. 1882.
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GEORGIAN HOTEL

I0US l0Cn 81. INV.
Outside Sgle. and oble. rms: run
ming water and pvt. bath; dining
room: So Der daY up. HUI, GIG.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURhIsHED-N.W.

FIRE WOOD. delivered in Va. ready
to ourn: $50 to $25 cord. Call KE.
S-4SDO, -1c
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Missouri and No. Cap. ST. immed.
possess: nicely furn., redec. l-bed-
rm. apt, lge. rms. in mod, BLDG;
Sl02.35 utils. incl; , adults only.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES WANTED
Silverware,. any cond.. jewelry. brio
:.-brac. glass and china. NO. O3O0.
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 143S Wis. ave.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEtiAL. CHI. 5333;
ewes EN- S7E6
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1868 PARK RID. NV, AT 1lth ST.,
"a blk. bank, theater. Single rm:,
pvt. home; lady only. AID. 04l3.
guest house. in the heart
of town. Va. bus stop right at
door. Singles. doubles and triples:
Very reasonable rate. Daily maid
service; NE; 1850. GOVERNOR
GILBERT
2460 10th st. n.w.--sgle. and ,dble;
rms. some with pvt. bath. maid and
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 1881.
THE MAURY
701 10th st. NV. dble., sgle.. eleva-
tor and maid serv., running water,
steam heat. $10.50 and UP. IL
GORDON HOTEL
916 10th st. NV. Downtown
Larse double rooms with batn. S28
per week. with running water S22
per week. Singles S14 up. Ma. 1854.
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
TOwN-Newly decor. air condi-
toned; 24-hr. switchboard: sgles..
dbles.. reas. summer rates. EX. 7125.
SINGLE RIM, ST WK.
Suitable for young man; maid serv-
ice; centrally located near Scott
Circle; 1 block of Conn. Call Elk.
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST. NV.
Outside sgle. and oble. rms: rum
Nd dining
room: So per day UP. HU. GIG.
GEORGIAN HOTEL
1914 G ST. NV.
Furn., single and twin bedrms.: mr.
many Govt. bldgs.; running water
each room; modern showers and
baths: reasonable rates -23
$3.50 WEEKLY
Newly dec. lge. double room, suitable
bath; mr.. Dupont Circle. l blk. of
Conn. ave. 1928 18th st. NV;
COLORED-MIDDLE and hall rooms,
use of back inclosed porch. man or
CoLORED-a:e RANDoLH ST. NV.
Nicely furn. single front room,
newly decorated with large closet;
for man or woman. $3.50 wk. RA.
COLORED-LARGE front rm.. home
privils reasonable. Christian home,
4014 3rd st. NV. RA. 2490. IL
COLORED - LARGE FRONT RM.,
twin beds; cow. transp,; telephone,
COLORED-6e BRYANT ST. NV
Dble. front. twin beds, privileges.
AT. 1928. --12
COLORED-3525 10th ST. - Large
front room for couple, child ac-
cepted. Convenient transp. NO.
7715.
COLORED-2O1 TAYLOR ST. NV.
RIM. in clean, refined home, incl.
porch. Beautyrest mattress, linens
furnished. RA. 1892. --12
COLORED-7I2 QUINCY ST. NV
Large front rm., cple. or man, privils.
After $50 pm, RA. 1877. L."
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM.-Two
gentlemen; $3.50 per wk. Also
single rm. Privileges. NO. 1890.
-l2
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SID IN WEF,KT,Y

1914 G ST. NV.
Furn., single and twin bedrms.: mr.
many Govt. bldgs.: running water
each room modern showers and
baths: reasonable rates -23
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Newly dec. lge. double room. suitable
for . young ladies, couple or :.
gentlemen; maid service, next to
bath; mr.. Dupont Circle. l blk of
Conn. ave. 1928 18th st. NV.
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WE HAVE Arts Arts AND A HogSEs USE
LET'S. WASH VA. WHITE ONLY.
A-oNE RENTALS AND Really CO.
524 BOND BLDG, MA. 0O07
14th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
S15 KING ST.. ALEX, MON. SAT.
215 RUPLEY BLDG. XII. S-13l3
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD..
In elev. bldg, 2-bedrm. apt. with
liv. rm., kit. bath, foyer and porch.
GE 3t,oS --l2
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PRINCE KARL HOTEL

916 18th st. NV. Downtown
Larse double rooms with bath. S2S
per week. with running water S22
per week Singles S14 up. Ma. 1894.
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STEEL

We have all kinds of miscellaneous
steel, angles. beams. reinforcinG
GENERAL WRECKINo CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. 6177.
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Live at the Top of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL

3700 MASS. AVE. NV.
One and two-bedroom apartments:
televiSion in every apartment; tull
hotel service. Also hotel rooms and
Sliitag
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trans; bus. wom.: uni. phi. NO 4sls.
DUPONT tc1 CIR prsBsb sBls F%s s5s
Spp0er; SoPTersation t4e a0aai Mi As 5sos. ne -
conv.: S35 mo. 1410 Parkwood pl.,
nr. Cavalier Hotel: .TU., 02O5;
Ice. ROOM, pvt. bath. 2 CLOSETS ana 3
twin beds: conv. transp. DE. 6liS.
CHEERFUL RM.. friendly atmosphere;
good transp.: unlim. phone: or z
gentlemen. or Ink. GE. S95S. -l2
Mt, PLEASANT-Single room: l pri-
1871 p'0fhi HARVARD 4iHHI1SAs ST. % N.w.-Large
room, twin beds, suitable 2 people:
SIS wk DE. O416. Ia
JEWISH HOME desires gentleman for
sinsle Saf p ro0mj 1s5e best transportation
NR. fail lsth IT, AND SfSS; COLUMBIA RD.-Lee.
home, oaen' 3 adults. adults No No. sos. IL,
2 GIRLS, one large room, very nicely
furnished near transportation. Can
1903 100 SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-single OF
double room, all conveniences prl-
vate home: reasonable. 12'
1854 QUE ST. NV. The Kennert'
Coy Ist-h. sgle. rm,. runnins
,Ezss Ezsssterp P S sr. VIZ NV. THE Du pont
Manor" Real nice sgle rm., adjoin-
Ing bssth; bath. !. S5 ! ,;S1r 2n wsi Sr Nw-sinp,e
rm-, private home nr; oT Walter Reed
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Large nice:
" furn.. warm, front bedrm., =
ladies or gentlemen, empl., maic
serv., shower and tub baths; park
ing space, transp. excel. 1872 18TH
LSE. 81 nTit Nicely 22 ftHs FfRN. RM.-Next t,
bath for refined empl. lady. gooc
transp. EN- 0s24
GEORGETOWN nicely furn. rms.
kitchen privileges HU. 7104 Il.
or double rms. near bath: all con.
veniences; walking distance down
MASTER BEDROOM. pvt. bath. ga
rase. telephone. pleasant residentiss z
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ALTURAS HOTEL

for young man; maid serv-
ice; centrally located near Scott
Circle; l block of Conn. Call Elk.
1915 is
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NICELY FURN. SGLE. RM., for
gentleman; conv. transp.; S25 mo.
RA. 068S, 1850 Tewkesbury pl.
NV. -12
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RM.. S7 WK.

1901 K ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN-Newly decor. air conGi-
toned; 24-hr. switchboard; sgles.,
dbles.. reas. summer rates. EX. 7725.
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TV-RecOnditioned
1914 inch Consoles. S24.5O Down
III screen sizes. table Llodels, snd
consoles. many with new pict tubes,
the finest recond. sets in Wash
BLAIR TV. 1922 Wis. ave Open
cummings tiIl
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RUG. antique Aubusson. 6la%S'a;
RJjG, practically new, 1cxf5. emer,
Aid sreen, hroc doom twist and
1ubber pad. SI1o. OIL oso3. IL
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Lowest prices in the city on large
selection of spInetS, consoles and
srands. including the finest names,
Steinway. Hardman. Knabe, Chick
ering, kimball and many others;
new. floor samples and recondi-
toned: SIS down will deliver; bal
ance. , years TO pay. DYNAMIC
MIIGTC 11nn n St
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Late models: S25 up; easy terms.
Also .ent refgr., So month. ALL
SON. 200 14th st. NV. AID. 420S.
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PIANO-Baldwin. Acrosonic. spiuet
and console models. Designed. built
and guaranteed by Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Ful-BloW action. Wide variety case,
designs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV
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Continued on Next Pase)
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MT. PLEASANT. 1913 Kenyon ST.,
mr.. shops and car. Attrac. sgle rm.,
phone and laundry priv; So wk.
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MOTOR. Delco. h.p., l,760 rpm.
lilo or l.0 volts; excel. cond.; cost
S97; sell SIS. 1856 Pa ave. NV,
MA. 5512. II
OIL BURNER and oil tank for sale.
Owner replacing by gas. Apply Mrs.
Mason. @5l2 Que st. Sc. Ia
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Emily Post on Etiquette .~@~~a.~s.~

A girl explains: my boy friend
and I go to the same college here
in my home state. At Easter, his
mother invited me to spend my
spring vacation with them at
their house. and they went "all
out" to show me a good time. Now
here is my problem. Shortly, we
will be graduating and his par
ents are coming here for COM
mencement. I have asked my
mother to invite them to stay at
our house. but she thinks that his
parents will get the impression
that we are rushing things and
Evening star., 1952-06-13
FAREWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man were hosts at dinner last
evening in honor Of Admiral Sir
Cyril and Lady Douglas-Pennant,
who shortly will return to Eng
land.
The ranking guests in the COM
pany Of 20 were the Peru
Wan Ambassador and Sonora de
Berckemeyer, and the British Min
lister and Lady Steel.
Evening star., 1952-06-13

school, my employer sent her a
very nice graduation present. Gle
met her several times when she
came to the office.) His son is
graduating from college very soon
and I would like to know if it
would be proper to send him a
present. or would it look too much
like repayment for the present he
sent my daughter?
Answer: Unless you know the
son very well and are sending ii
for this reason, and not to repay
the father, I think it best to send
nothing.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Miss BeusIey
Is Engaged

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Rex w.
Beasley of Fort Monroe, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Martha Jean to Mr..
Marion Barton Stewart. jr., son of
Mr.. Stewart and the late Mrs.
Stewart Of Winston-Salem, N. c.
Miss Beasley attended Holton-
Arms School and was graduated
from American University. Mr..
Stewart also is a graduate of
American University and is now
associated with the Corcoran Art
Gallery. During the last war, he
served three years with the
United States Air Force.
Evening star., 1952-06-13

Miss Jean Carol Nugent. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Nu-
gent Of Washington, became the
bride June Z Of Airman 2/c
Charles E. Allen. He Is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Allen
Of Hyattsville, Md.
The ceremony took place at st.
Anthony's Catholic Church, with
the Rev. John j. Dressed offlciat-
ing. There was a reception at
the Nugents' residence. Following
a wedding trip to Ocean City,
Md, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen will live
in Columbus. Ohio.
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are anxious to marry me off. We
are not engaged. Will you please
give me your opinion?"
Until your parents have all met
and become friends, I do not
think it wise Of your parents to
invite his parents to stay with
them. But I do think that your
mother should leave a card for
her at the hotel and invite them
to a meal if practical, or at least
for tea.
Present for Employers Son?
Dear Mrs. Post: Last year wher
my daughter graduated from high
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Miss Slater ENGAGED

Announcement is made Of the
engagement of Miss Carol Fahy
Slater, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Fay E. Slater, to Mr.. James Fred
erick Barrie. Mr.. Barrie is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Barrie Of
| Owosso, Mich.
The bride-elect attended George
Washington University. Mr.. Barrie
is an alumnus of the University
of Michigan.
The marriage will take place in
the early fall.
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'Mr. Hepner Feted

The retiring Arts Club presi.
dent, Mr.. William S. Hepner, was
guest of honor yesterday at a din
ner and garden party given by
members of the club. It was helc
at the club at $50.
Mr.. Hepner is also associated
with the American Red Cross anc
served on the Club Board of Gov
Iernors for three years. He wa:
also vice president for two years
prior to his presidential term.
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Brown Photo.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Cambourelis
OF Boston announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Olivia to
Mr.. Andrew Peter Vance. He is
the son Of Mr.. Peter A. Vance
of Washington and the late Mrs.
Anna P. Vance.
The bride-elect is q graduate
of Boston University and the
Graduate School Of the University
of Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Vance is presently complet-
ing his law studies at Harvard
Law School. A graduate of
Harvard College. he served with
the Seabees during the last war.
The wedding will take place on
November ~23.
Evening star., 1952-06-13

Miss Janice Camelin Of Wash
ington, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Camelin of Corwith,
Iowa, was married June 2 in the
Petworth Baptist Church to Mr..
Robert c. Puckett Of New Haven,
Conn. Mr.. Puckett Is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl r. Puckett of
Detroit, Mich. The Rev. S. Lewis
Morgan, jr.. performed the cere-
mony after which a reception
was held in the Admiral Club.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
-Glogau Photo.

Miss Angelina GlekaS.
Miss Angelena Glekas. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Louis
Glekas, became the bride on June
/, Of Mr.. Charles Gordon Wright,
son Of Mrs. Grace S. Wright and
Mr.. Raymond H. Wright. The
ceremony took place ct st. Sophia
Greek Orthodox Church with the
Rev. A. Lalousis officiating. A re-
eeption was neld at the Hotel 2400.
After q wedding trip to Miami.
the couple will reside In WASH
ington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20
Progress for Rockville

Last week there organized in Rockville a new
Board of Trade This organization will be geaed to promote
the prosperity of the community through planned programs
for revtalzng old businesses and bringing
the
The business and professional men and women of Rock
vile be congratulated upon their ar-sightedness
Their enthusiasm is high It remains to be whether
this enthusiasm continues falls by the word-side
In the meantime offer these business getting sug
gestons for the consideration of the Board of Trade
and for consideration by the Mayor Council Rockville
l. We suggest that the Mayor and Council Immediately
make plans to construct in Rockville large and adequate
FARM MARKET building adjacent to the business
munty We suggest that this be done in order to make
Rockville the County seat, farm market center which
will draw customers into the city limits from both up am
down County We suggest further that the Mayor and
Council accomplish this through bonds which would
be paid off through rentals of stalls and space We point
that such project should also provide adequate osree
parking facilities.
For proof Of the pudding, offer Baltmore's Lex
ngton Market and its successful planning and operation
We submit that such project would not only benefit
the business community at the County seat but would
WE'LL provide the farmers of Montgomery County
2. We suggest that the Board Of Trade and others i'm
mediately reacvate number of plans which have been
kicking around town for time which would provide
transportation into the heart of Rockville for those residents
who reside in the outlying sections of Rocves six square
miles of We submit that city of approximately $4,000
residents support modified form of ntracity trans
portation and should have it.
We regret we are unable to claim credit for the following
pertinent observation 1t made by Bob Bridges He sad
and quote whats the of going after business
when we aren't doing anything to keep what we have?"
We believe enterprising Board of Trade could work
effectively promote enterprises such these We believe
progressive cvcminded Mayor and Council such Rock
vile has, can do even more = and should!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20
Community
Service
Wednesday

The Annual Community Thanks
giving Service for Rockville will be
held Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der 26 at 500 at the Rockville
Christian Church.
The Reverend Howard A. Wilson,
Minister of the newly organized
Lutheran Church in Rockville, now
meeting at the Lone Oak School
for Sunday services, will be tine
guest speaker.
This service in the past years
has proven to be splendid time
of preparation for the proper cele-
bration of Thanksgiving Day Tor
all who have attended. 1t is one
of the few opportunities afforded
to the residents of Rockville repre-
senting all faiths for fellowship
and worship of God in such a
service.
Everyone is welcome and urged
to be a part of this Thanksgiving
Eve service this year. The offering
to be received will be used for
some worthy cause here in our
Community.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20
Turkey Supper
Scheduled for


Tie a string on your finger to
remember the Turkey Supper and
Bazaar to be held at the Laytons-
vile School Saturday, Novenhar
20, starting at $3.50 pm. This
supper is piven by the WSCS Of
st Paul Methodist Church.
Many of the ladies are busily
making quilt to sell Mt the ba-
zaar. The pattern of the quilt is
Dresden plate on whit, background
with wed"ewood blue etrips. The
women will accent sealed bids on
this beautiful quilt.
Another important feature Of
the bazaar is the sala of fruit
cakes. You may place YOUR order
for vour Chriat''as fruit cakes nv
tnlephonng T"itherehnr0 245-M.
MANY other kin's of baked goods,
pr rdons. plento parcel post neck
all kinds Of fancy work. winter
aoes. Christmas cerde end wrap
pines pre- among items to b., sold
at the Bazaar.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20
Chest Drive Here
Not Distinguished
By Public Support

While the majority of Up-County
communities either have reached
or gone over their quotas in the
current Community Chest Cam
paign, Rockville's residential and
business donations continue to Turk
in the bottom of the basket, accord
ing to Chest reports.
At last reported tally, Rockville
residential units with a quota of
$4,000 had achieved only 1878 per
cent. of goal, or $3,057.10.
At the same time, the Business
community, with a quota of ST.
$50, had contributed $1,062, or APP
proximately $40 per cent of goal.
Only two residential units in the
County were tagging behind Rock
vile. These were Silver Spring
Takoma Park, with 1925 per cent.
CT their $4,000 quota, and Laytons-
vile with 54.66 per cent. of its $500
goal.
III DuolHCoS uiilIS III Tie NOuiIIy,
Rockville lead all the rest for low
place on the Community Chest rolls.
Runner up for low place we're pub
lie schools faculty with 61.67 per
cent. collected of a $3.50 quota.
At the same time, Kensington
residential was over the top;
Wheaton-Glenmont had lit per
cent; Potomac Valley, 9O.62 per
cent; Olney, 69.48 per cent; Dam
ascus. big 206.66 per cent; Bar
nesville, 1920 per cent; Poolesville,
$3.50 per cent; Darnestown, 172.28
per cent; Potomac, 1875 per cent;
Colesvi'le, 1920 per cent; and Cal
thersburg. 62.42 per cent.
In business solicitations in the
County, the employees of the Coun-
ty Government were in first place
with 1919 per cent. of quota; Pri-
vate schools faculty had 1925 per
cent; and Silver Spring, 76. per
cent. Bethesda had II per cent
and 'Takoma Park, $3.50 per cent.