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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

85l MASS. AVE. N.w.-Laree room
coy SINGLE, midget apt, grin ym..
$7-$s yk.; clean, warm. quiet;
ses ssDl s,yls H. N%Hsl% Ntss H1rys5a ny; E;t for
quiet. empl. couple; conv. transp.;
rsth xS6 Xsfs PARK All ~ Rb. ssis SiW-1se. a sm
kS,atehsnette, SaS not plate; ideal for 2;
S39 mo; MI, ~ 2506, 80
vs. EsalGi TX. TVj Gesso or persons; slSss$$2l Bs$
large rm. with pvt. bath and shower;
refgr. and hot plate; can be ar
ranged as studio apt; no maid serv-
ice; S65 mo. CO. 1856. DI. 4l47.
2 RMS. range, refsr., all utils.; mr..
1885 FAiRMoNT" ST. N.W.&sunnyy JS
room. End fioor, near bath; Ink,
water, elec. refgr.; SO wk. CO.
soso G ST. N.w.-Basement rm.,
lection to I child.
rm.: Hollywood bed. refrigerator.
aotpists; good transp. II: 3:400l
;lssDss ssnRs's s% i ssssa ssfas sisss1 sssn:
1NTERRS.. sR2.: ..:1NrERNA., Terry House
race acceptable; must be Of high
ana aesnarsSSsr. ate sT py, & S $685.; =,
rssF tsn son1 ssas sssasp slea ap rssnsstts ss
1905 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nv W
| Eurn. rm., kit. stove. refgr.; S13 wk.
,esa 1T eTPl; HgiyrSv Person; s CO. 5oss.
large large. rooms; IONS rstgr:. hot plates. sink;
1850 GlRARD ST. NV. paine,
EIlsIdhslre, EasIh,l range; ' sss'H5 s9 semi semi.
NJ. NRR0nansi WaiRpMAN PIX. HorE1-LIssss.. HorE1Lss
newly equip. for light housekeeping
coIoRED-rwo RMs.-copvenien,
sIs,n sFIa,nsp,; Htil, furn,; S55; cple. Or
bsSEoo;, SE Z GIRLS II t9 share lovely 2
n;ss q 1ltaIi is.s ST. NV. Gentle home
lady to share 2-bedrm. apt; furnish
LADY Twill Will SHARE ia Rsse9: ebsSrm Ag1; sos, sn.
| with nice settled lady, kitcher
privileges; like home. DU. O222.
ST. Il, Art. viii share with one othei
Air Force Base. LU. 4-65I9,
LANGLEY PARK-Workin1 motb.,
and child wanted to share furn
apt; VIII care for child during day
cSTSRE4nth sdiS Eth SU,v,!Ap;2o Sys;s APT; 2o1:
dble. studio rms; Si2.5O and S1S
| week. DE 9767. "Ae
COLORED-ROOM light housekeep
ing; pvt, entr.; for one person. 100:
irving st. NV. AID. 4671.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
| NV. AND Sc. SECTIONS.
CALL HO, $500 OR PA 9o61
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THREE ROOMS and pvt. bath, for
nousekeeptng, newly redecorated,
Si4 Mass. ave. ne. FIR $3.50 2Os
COLORED- UPPER NV. section
lge. conf, clean rm., for 2. Cal
coIoRRDHlgGjNfFs11ssN1 E " Nfs1s ROC ROOM
for ! or 2 refined persons. cal
COLORED-s36 CONSTITUTION ave
ne; formerly B st.)-Two rms, mst
q Kit. and semipvt. bath. S35 mo
Open Tor inspection or call SHAN.
MMON q tuCHS CO., 1906 H st. n. W
COLoRED-ONE uNFURN. front rm
al privileges. DI. 4944.
COLOkED-kENYON near 18th NV.
iurniShed or unfurnished LARGE
bright rooms. CO. 1909.
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS UNFURNlsHEp

WILL BOARD settled woman in quiet
suburban home: large, light first-
moor room near bath; $50, IA. S446
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE COLONY CLUB, 3032 N st n W
Vacancies for refined Governmen
girls. Large dining and receptio,
rooms. TV. Convenient transnorta.
ss45. sl9n and good home COOKING: M
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 1sth sr
.W.-Sgle. and dble. rms. witt
running, water, for young people,
ARLINGTON, near KEY BridseERm
With board. reasonable price. cal
BLAIR MANSION HOTEL, sIv siIys,
Spring, reservations for rms, par.
6iss and dances. sH. 3317, sH
csS SSrx xAecoMMeDA1E e 1,,,.e. ATE TWO eli Gin
LIVE ON CLOSE IN HIsTORfrA,
Maryland estate. Two deliciou,
meals every day; present yacancs
Tor ! young lady to share spacious
comfortable room. Free parking
RIM. AND BOARD in private hom,
Tor employed parent and child, DaS
care given child. GL. 1926. 30
%t3s r. ST. N.W.-Elevator, switch.
poard service; private, semipriyat,
paths; selective menu. HO. 1000
I?26 NEW HAMP. AvE.-A resi-
Dental club for young ladies anc
men, who like the best in atmo.
sphere and good food. Vacancies
Tor several ladies. l sgle for men
Unlim. phone service in each room
abby CLUB MASON. 80
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ApARTMENTs FURNISHED

2-RM. APT, I454 Fafrmont p.v.a
rm.. light housekeeping. 1928 elf.
ton NV. Enciency for light house.
keeping. 1850 Que NV. 20s,
GEORGETOWN, large efficiency, auteS
gentleman only, several months; SeB
mo. WO. 1852. zoe
CONTINUED On NsTf Pszel
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RECORDS


COMMISSION SHOP, NO. 1858.
MATTRESSES; gas ranges, stoves,
ACME STOVE sot"iSs' CO. IA. ss5s. sn''ufe'
NEWSPAPERS. magazines. house
rags, auto batteries. scrap iron and
metals. Htghess prices paid II you
cannot cannot deliver your aecgm4lationss;;
Rsa sess q DPSNs B8a eo. e; 215 2MeSLhiSaioN s. .S
NEWsPaPElRs siyT'l wANrEp-Hieh prices
paid. ACE JUNK CO.. 1920 Georgia
ave; NV. HU- 4421.
PIANO, by private party, good; used
size. caii oW. s4oo. Ext. s77. 30
PIANOS wANTED-All styles. High.
est cash prices. COLONIAL PIANO
sDines sisS player 'Ss sisnS srsne PRGI
GoLi5BnART. AID. 5e2s' from 9;3o
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Cali Day or Night, SH. 3O39.
POWER MOWER. mahogany exten-
sion drop-leaf dining table and
RSbnofaoNoskAPh tH59 9ffs sGF Fl eamoination ssaG
excellent condition. reasonable price,
late model. WO. 7346.
SCRAP RON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver YOUR
accumulations. please phone US.
WASH: RAG 4 BAG CO. zl5 L
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, arto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your ac-
JUNK CO.. $3.50 Georgia ave NV.
STROLLER. twin, folding. in good
condition. Can LO. 3-S901.
WANTED TO BUY secondhand Nah
Jong set. Cali WO. 042l.
TV SET WANTED. ALSO ! NEED
DSoIz;EE1N{, SoFSoo SoFooT DOORS. CALL
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CAPITOL Hill

per wk. Ii. 3-0l29; ewes. Ii.
3-27S1. 30
COLORED-FURNISHED ROOM next
to bath for refined person. AT. 1891
COLoRED, 2 ROOMS. single. /
double. next-to bath: for men only
privileges. Ii. 3-o45R: L2I
COLORED-1116 HOWARD I'd. Sc
2 nice rms, share bath and kit;
empl. cple. Call VI. 3105 for appt.
Close to bus line.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w

RIM. FOR YOUNG LADY. Kit; wash.
meg meg PEtT.Is. GreIs 1872 1aos I st. Sc mr.. Bar
SINGLE RIM. next to bath: pvt. home
town. Ii. 6.1319. so
ONE BLOCK TO LIBRARY Of Con.
srsss: sea Of furnished :, room for 1 or. 2
BEAuTTFuLLY a Thp Il sff fURN. ,,t.s 81. 2dor,.
PVT. bath. Ideal for refined person
IsE. Sil 1EsS, FRONT BEDRM. for , Nss person
n n det: pvt; home Just OF Pa. ave
zoos p ST. S.E.-Lse. front rm.;
nice nj > loc;; conv. transp;; suit. for !
Ice. NEWLY NESMsR' FuRN. hS sM., Iss7t twin beds
line; So ea. or 81 with light cook
ing and laund privileges: no othel
roomers; girls pref. Elk. 66s9.
1894 TT. DAVIS ST, s.E.-comiort.
traansp.; gentleman preferred. AK
sos 5. CAPITOL sr.-Rms.. for h sin.
gle men; privileges. Ii. 3-O669
1 LGE. FRONT RM.. twin beds. beds !
ssie. rm.; nr. carline. Ii. 7-5505
NICE BEDRM., with twin beds. right
on bathroom; 2 nice girls or youns
Gple.; kit: privils. LU. 4-2736,
HILLCREST-Lge. well-furn. rm. fol
couple or single person: Separate
kit. and refgr. in bsmt.; garsge
available; opposite bus stop; 2G
min. from Capitol. Call LU. 2-4697
sat Sassjnni and Sun. all day. after $3.50
CAPITOL HILL. nr. Library Of Con.
gresS-Warm rm.. next bath; en,pl
gentleman; $50 mo. Ii. 6-9794.
phone and laun. privils.; gentleman
only, LU, 2-531S.
SGLE. RIM. girl or woman; laundry
and telephone; -driuker OF
SMOKER. SMOKER. 1647 40th st. Sc. LU.
MASTER BEDROOM. beaut. furn.;
bath and shower; corner pvt, home
Capitol Hill: gentleman. AT. 1914
2222 z ST. S.E.-Large front bedrm
DOUBLE; gentleman preferred. LU
7sO A ST., s,E.' Dbl. rm., pvt. porch
f. SleSas elesst home privls.' good trans
81? z. CAPiToL ST. Large dble. rm.
nicely furn., new Beautyrest mat
treSs, newly decor. IL 4-662I.
CAnTrOr YYyT
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cAs,TlHoLIc s,lIV2 q SECTION

WOMAN. 80 70 40
Share with college woman deliRhtfui
Turn. nrom SCUM to nuts). cor. apt. /;
TV. radio: blk. from bus. uN. 1853.
COL0RED-1 Oh z GIRLS to share
mod. apt. with 9 others: twin beds.
316 18th st. ne. $40. Ii. 4-4946.
81
ant; all privileges, pvt. beirm, Call
siter Sun, z pm. weekdays. HU.
- EFFICIENCY to share
with Christian rirl: everything ins
cluded. NO. 4S19 Sunday about 2.
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Spacious dbIe. rms. In remodeled. re-
dec. bldg. Running water In every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies Rec. Km.; BeDdix washer;
selected meun, S50-$60. 1420 21st
st. NV. HU. 3624.
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1901 MASS. AVE. NV.
Large sgle. and dble. rms; conv. To-
cation; daily maid service See
resident mgr. References required.
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Io-Ib. pkR. with wax Separators.
5 separate pieces, easier to
handle 3.67
Quaker City. all horsemeat. 10OE
pure. cooked. SS.75 case of As 15k-
OF. cans. Sold on money-back guaf-
antee. Monthly charge accounts IN
vited. Free weekly delivery. Call for
delivery day in your neiehborhood.
|CAPITOL PET SUPPLY
1888 18th ct. NV.
co. 1886 co. 9637
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STARK BROS. SINCE 1916
strains; fruit. nut
trees: berries. shrubs. shade trees.
JOHN A. CREEL. distr. FIR. 06:S
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GEORGIAN HOTEL
1914 6 st. NV; furn. sgle. and twir
bedrms.; nr. many Govt. bldgs.; run
ming water each rm.; moderr
showers and baths. Reas. rates.
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2400 18th st. NV.
ROCK CREEK HALL
Newly opened residence hall for
women; sgles.. dbles.; reas HO.
96l7. l block Columbia I'd. 30
GORDON HOTEL
916 18th st. NV, large double rms.
with bath. S2S per wk.; with rum
ming water. S22. Special single rates.
Ma. 1894.
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 K ST. NV, RIGHT DOWN.
ToWN-Newly decor; phone. 24-hr.
switchboard; sgles.. dbles.; reas.
rates. EX. 7725.
GILBERT
2460 10th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
rms, some with pvt. bath. maid and
24-hr. PIX service. co. 1881.
CHASTELTON HOTEL
1 9Th and r SITS. n.w,-Special weekly
rates: sgIe and dble. rms; all with
pvt. bath Call DU 1000
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Wesley HAII

Girl. dependable, live In. room and
board: care for 4 children. Reason
able salary. Box Tx. Star. 20s
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ALTURAS HOTEL

4AI = O1t120 IN I III
1909 18th ST. NV.
Outside sgle. and dble. rms; running
water and pvt. bath. din. rm.; So
per day. up. EU. GIG.
2217 @ ST. NV.
Large. sgle. and double rms. Daily
maid service. Very conv. location.
See resident mgr. References re-
auired. -22
WEADON ARMS
1910-1919 10th st. n.w.-Single bed
\liv. rooms; newly dec, nicely furn.
real home for nice people. HO.
79lO, MH. 6540. 20s
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AMERICAN UNIvERSITY-Sgle rm.,
2 exposures, next bath, gentleman,
cOnv. transp.; $50 mo. Wo. soe5.
1862 TAYLOR ST. N;w.-Besut
fq5n fqsnsn se; e., rni p ssaa nFi bath. egg essel
1s43 QUE ST. N.W.wBright front
warm room near bath. large closet;
GLOVER PARK. Room with private
bath, twin beds. near shops and
direct bus to town. OR. 7710. -2I
LARGE DOUBLE, twin bed, pvt bath;
also single rm. next bath. TU
4a3S 1877 iFEssENDEN ST. N.w.-Youns
lady; pleasant sgle. rm., nr. bath,
dble exposure, excel. transp; $25.
sCS Mo' TsWpKEsBuRY rsSpKi Pin pvt.
home; twin beds, Q closets; near bus;
empl. cple or 2 women. TU. 1889.
SHEPHERD PARK. 1928 18th st. NV.
2 dble: rms. sgle:; turn. i n mahog,; @
2 rm. have semipvt. tiled bath
storm windows. oil heat, sinstan-
taneous hot water, phone, kit. and
laundry. privils. Refined Christian
home. Prefer 2 young or middel-aged
empl. cples, or or 5 empl. YOUNG
women; close transp. IA. 430S. 30
CONN. AND KALoRAMA R,l RD,-vLge
ael; asma 1ms; ps. nslc pu ssTs. ssTyiee SoS! as0
oPPOsITE WARbMAN PARK HOTEL
near Conn ave. transp.: extra-largt
twin-bed room. spacious closet. adj
bath; gentlemen pref. no. sl45
1853 LANIER NV. single rm.. un.
rnnvenienf transn SAX. NO. moi
GIRLS. make it your homsi i,y
rm., din. rm. and kit; pvt. wash
ing mach: unlim. phone: conv COW
,sI4 sIaniB; RB;oBasr Rsi 81 sf.3c,ean, comfort.
section; conv. to everything. AD
|ssIs sIso' MAcoMB ST. N.w.-Attrac.
comfortable sgle. rm., pvt. home
semipvt. bath: conv. transp;, shop.
ping. churches. Conn. ave. EN-. 32SZ
DUPONT CIRCLE-Large. &ell-furn
single room. that is cheerful. warn
sha otSers: Sem:0fsa9e s4o. iais i41s soth. Ss p6
1885 GEORGIA AvE.--sinele or dou
reasonable. ia. 7445. -21
shou: twin beds, . closets; phone
llSIi WYOMING AVE.-Lge.. nicei.
| furn. rm., next to bath; no othel
roomers. NO. ts007.
LOVELY, FRONT, master bedrm.: 4
bath: also adjoining tile tub ans
shower; fine NV. location; excel
empi. persons. RA. S055. -22
18th ST. N.W.--Loveiy studio liv
rm., with pvt. porch, for diScrimi
| mating person: S45. GE. 920S.
l1430 RHODE ISLAND AvE.-Large
sinFle. room; $50 mo-: only sober
sgas ssastN pe5soaa II aynsrsc yfcns1csrse .ttr.
! unlimited phone; eonv. trans; $3i
mo. RA. S651.
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HORSEMEAT

BIENZ-BIRDS
Parakeets fbabies or breedersl. Low
birds. cock atiels IL R-aRl9
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COLORED -
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
NV. AND Sc. SECTIONS.
CALL HO. $500 OR RA. 1851
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HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO. 622 p St.
raaEXEyrsNiASS.4 NA 4oael se,r,ser.tor, vssn,n,
DOWp,S. OR. 1900. --25
WOODWORKING POWER TOOLS for
rent. RENTAL TOOLS b EQUIP
MENT CO.. SH. 6SSl.
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Desirable bed-living room with run
ming water; maid and linen service
included: S75 per month; gentleman
only. Call MRS. GOODWIN. DU.
34OO: -20
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S~A' HAA'' ~As' 49,
521l CHEVY CHASE PKwY., cor. or Of
Conn. ave.-Quiet home, gent. pvt.
bath; S35: WO. 9152. -21
NEWLY FURN. front rm in refined
and 18th st. carline; uni uni. eui phone; me;
garage If desired; share bath; gem
VERY LARGE ROOM; u bedrm., i
liv., rn1.. for q. convenient shopping
naISot and tsraanssps2rrtation, RA. 6572. al
bedrm. in pvt. home frfar; for Tef,ned si'
cts; so mo. DU. ALI. IS
17I8 2lst ST. N.W.-Large double
front room. twin beds; warm and
eSSnmforta6le: Snnna s also l large single room roeom
5efS nSns srd d, 81. Il's 'sN.w.-Lse. apt-stype M
bsmt. rm. with sofa, lounge chair,
table and chairs; dble bed. bookcase;
pvt. shower bath; 4 express bus
lines: for gentleman only: S45.--21
VIC. GA, NEW HAMP.--Bright,
sunny frt; studio rm. in Pvt; home;
1911 81 Osslns; ssh srSce seSG w rxs IA aoo SsSs With
double bed. beautifully furn.; pri-
yate home. nr. public .transp
clovis GLoy as9' 'PARK-pvs. home, ssle.,
facing park; semipyt. bath and
oAQWers M. puS Suu 1SOISeLOWu Y :,
refined person; $25 mo-. WO. 1896
FOR YOUNG LADY-Lovely room in
mod. apt. nr. 18th and Harvard
Sts.; use Of kitchen; secretarial
service and roof garden. Call CO
6343, Ext. 515. Sunday: after I
JEWISH GIRL. share nice room. ex-
privileges. GE. 046S. 90
1sa0 18th ST. NV. former embassy:
beautiful dble. rm.. twin beds. phone
and lauu. privils.; also sgle.: urlsual
place for young ladies. NO. 24222
ROOM. inclosed porch. near tn.
for, couple; cooking privileges. 143o
MASTER BEDROOM with private
bath Kansas, ave, near Kennedy;
mnn preferred RA, s119
CONN. AVE. AND MACOMB-Larse
single. 3 windows, next to bath;
gentleman. WO. 7410
Dupont Circle. 1912 21st st. NV.
cMAEy94 ME e CHASE. n. C. - unusasally s
well-furn. master bedrm., study
private shower; kit. privils.: for
empl. adults; In quiet home. EN-
|DsUhfsoNr DsUhsoSNr CIRCLE. 1882 leth-asstr
twin bedrn.. maid service. KIT
priyils.. $14 VIZ. Ap. 9SS6 or WI
1OVS.
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(Continued On Next Pa8el
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Bring your dental gold, platinum
discarded Jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
20 YEARS AT o95 n sT Nw
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Tunlaw rd. NV.
twin beds: also
bed; next bath;
center, laundry
Z. 30
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-20

one daughter, Raymond E. an d
Donald L. Snyder of Ounce Or
chard and Clara Snyder Hawkins
of Gaithersburg; two grandsons,
Ray Marvin Hawkins, ONO, Fort
Worden, Port Townsend, Washing
ton, and Owen Burton Hawkins of
Gaithersburg. Also one brother,
Elijah Thomas Mills of Gathers
burg, thirteen nephews and nieces,
fifty-four grand nephews and
n i e S, fifty eight great grand
nephews and nieces and one great
great grand nephew.
She had lived almost her entire
life in Montgomery County and
since her husbands death in 1924
has faithfully devoted her life to
her family, home and community
at the Ounce Orchard Store.
She was life long member of
the old Forest Oak Methodist
Church and the new Grace Method
list Church, Gaithersburg, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-20
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Snyder

Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson Mills
Snyder, wife of the late Nathan
r. Snyder, died after a long ILL
ness at her home with her son at
Ounce Orchard Wednesday, March
5, 1852, age go years. Born near
Gaithersburg October 16, 1859, she
was the sixth child of family of
ten sons and daughters of the late
Richard H. and Mary S. Mills.
Funeral services were held on
Saturday, March 8, from Gartner's
Funeral Home, Gaithersburg. Serv-
ices were conducted by the Rev.
Watson f. Holley assisted by a
quartet of ladies of the community,
followed by burial beside her late
hsband in Forest Oak Cemetery.
Surviving her are two sons and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-20
How District Candidates
Stand on Election Issues
w. Prescott Allen Mrs. Stella Werner

Foreign Policy - eve cannot
live as a nation in the midst of
plenty while people in other parts
of the world live in poverty, dis
ease, hunger and illiteracy."
Taxes sees no tax relief until
rearmament is complete but doesn't
favor proposed tax increase. In
stead, we should get more "a x
money by ending "the inequities
and loopholes in the tax laws, such
as the excessive allowances
through which millions of tax dol
lars escape each year."
Corruption - will "press to root
out wrongdoers"; will also try ito
expose another kind of influence
by which powerful lobbies get spe-
cial favors worth billions written
into law"
Civil Service will fight "vic-
ious attacks and unfair legislation"
against federal civil servants whom
she terms loyal, able and efficient.
Want to stop "the practice of ap-
pointing political favorites over the
heads of qualified career employ
ees."
Agriculture - approves soil con-
servation, agricultural research and
extension services, farm credit, and
rural electrification but suggests
review of "the real value and al
ministration of the farm subsidy
programs"
Humanitarian Legislation = be-
lieve in the principle of federal
aid to education without dictation
of policy by Washington.
Veterans = for reimbursement as
sistance, especially for education,
and for cost-of-living changes in
compensation rates:
Labor = Taft-Hartley law has
serious defects; Il will work for a
law that is fair to labor, manage
ment and the public alike, that in
sures sound labor relations and full
uninterrupted production.
Civil Liberties - while guarding
ourselves against Communism al
home, Eve must not allow ourselves
to be stampeded into hysteria by
, demagogues who build themselves
up by irresponsibily tearing down
the regulations of Others"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-20
New Library Books

New books acquired by the Rock
vile Public Librory in the first six
months of the current year totalled
400 volumes, including LAG adult
nonfiction, 116 adult fiction, and
228 Juveniles.
New Adult Fiction Received in
February
Nordhoff & Hall, The Bounty
Trilogy; Rinehart, The swimming
pool; Newton, Six-gun Gamble;
Herbert, Number Nine; du Maurier,
Ny Cousin Rachel; McCloy & Halli-
day, Twenty Great Tales of Muir
DER; Marshall, Jane HaddenS Hop
kins, Trouble in Tombstone; Reed,
Tender to Danger; Stafford, The
Catherine Wheel; Buechner, The
Seasons Difference; Orr, The Ci-
tadel of the Lakes; Carey, Jump
ing Jupiter; Griffith, Port of Call
Gunnarsson, The Good Shepherd
Meeker, The Ivory Mischief; Dark
The Timeless Land; Christie, MRS
McGinty's Dead; Saroyan, Tracy'l
Tiger; Gilbert, Death Has Deer
Roots; Bond, Handbook for Poison
ers; Heyer, The Quiet Gentleman;
Nc Carthy, The Groves of Academic;
NOn-FictiOn
Crane, Collected Poems of Hart
Crane; Buckley, How to Write
Better Business Letters; De Mile,
Dance to the Piper; Zim & Baker,
Stars; Alexander, The Peron Era;
N. Y. World Telegram, The Worl9
Almanac and Book of Facts, 1876. 3
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Shafer, Louder AND Funnier; Price
George Prices lce be Cold War; Ro
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Greever & Jones4 The Century Co
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-20
CoLes1yiLLe
Miss Lucille Priest
Ashton 3112

The guest speaker at the eleven
o'clock service on Sunday, March
l6 at the Colesvle Methodist
Church will be Governor McKeldin
Of Maryland. Come out and hear
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Daley en-
tertained at turkey dinner on
Saturday. Mrs. Annie Beall, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Nehouse, Mary
and George Nehouse of Woodfeld
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hobbs and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boerum OF
Colesville were guests. On Sun
day their dinner guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Hobbs of Glen
mont, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hobbs
and children, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Hobbs and children of
Colesville.
Mrs. Granville Thompson, Mrs
Edward Rankin and Miss Lucille
Priest were dinner guests on Sat-
urday of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Love.
day of Washington. Their other
guests were the Misses Margaret
and Annie Seay, Mrs. Edna Hal
and Mr. Arthur Loveday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett spe&
from Wednesday through Sunda.
with their daughter in New Jer
sey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Brown
Mrs. Ollie Barger, Mr.. ana Mrs
Kenneth Hobbs and Jimmie Bar
ger attended the Flower Show o.
Sunday, coming home they wer
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Hobbs where Mr.. Barger joine,
them.
Those on the sick list the pas
week are Mrs. Paul Boerum, Mr.,
Charles Hobbs and Mr.. Bill Par
her.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Carter on Tuesday wer
Mrs. Ruth Barbee, Mrs. Bessi
Grimes, Mrs. Harold BradforC
Mrs. Hilda Williams, Mrs. Eles
nor Bailey and Mrs. Rose Nicola.
On Wednesday evening Mr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-20

MARCH 81 = Benefit party,
Brookeville Memorial Hall. 8
pm. Sponsored by American
Legion Auxiliary. Proceeds to
be used for building fund. Re-
freshmests. SO
MARCH 22-Turkey Supper, Orn-'
dorff Memorial Hall, Brooke
vile, benefit of Brookeville
Cemetery; hot vegetables, home
made rolls, etc., beginning 3
pm. SO
MARCH 22-Card Party, benefit
Pentalpha Chapter No. 38, o.
Els. to be held at the Masonic
Temple, Gaithersburg. 8 pm.
Admission $1.00 includes re-
freshments. 80
MARCH % = Oyster, Chicken and
Country Ham Supper. Brown
ingsville Hall, Browningsville,
Md. Beginning at pm. Ill
MARCH 23-Ham Shoot at Po-
tomac Walton Gun Club. 2 pm.
TT
MARCH 25-Turkey Dinner and
Bazaar, benefit Potomac Church.
To be held at Normandy Farm
from 5 to pm. 81
MARCH 29-Baked chicken, Oy-
ster and Ham Supper. Clarks-
burg Church Hall. A pm. 90
APRIL Book Fair at the
Montrose School. 8 pm. to 10
pm. Food and Refreshments
for sale. Movie to be held at
s pm. 178
APRIL AS - Minstrel Show, Cal
thersburg School gymnasium.
8:15 pm. Given by Forest OAK
Temple, Pythian Sisters. Adults
rs cents, Children so cents. 101
APRIL 26-Country Ham and
Chicken Salad Supper. Christ
Church Parish Hall, Rockville.
to 8 pm. Sponsored by
Women's Auxiliary of Christ
Church. Adults $1.65, children
$.85. 156
MAY = Woman's Club Dessert
Card Party, starting l pm.
Horizon HILL" Great Falls Rd,
Rockville. 1O9
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-20
In MemOriam

Inloving memory of our daugh-
ter, Jean M. Nicholson, who pas
sed away one year ago March "a,
1851.
Jean, if we shed a secret tear,
And often breathe a sigh,
Forgive us for we miss you
More as the months go by. !.
God has taken back our darling
To place our bud among his
flowers
Taken back the little girl he lent
To a fairer land than ours.
1874 Loving Mother and Dad.