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Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-16


Mr.. and Mrs. James R. Grimes,
6043 River Road, Bethesda, a son,
Michael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair J. Ballenger,
Rt. 2, Germantown, a son, Jay
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Knott,
1912 Grant St., Bethesda, son,
Michael Barry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton E. Stottle-
myer, 2216 Washington Ave-, Sill
yer Spring, a son, Lawrence
Robert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon E. Jacobs,
12308 Selfridge Rd., Silver Spring,
a son, Gordon Edward, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. LOTUS,
2216 Washington Ave, Silver
Spring, daughter, Mary Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Davi-
doski, 2216 Washington Ave-, Sill
yer Spring, son, Neil Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Landt,
59O5 Wilmett Rd., Bethesda, a
daughter, Carol.
Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Morgal,
10th ST., Cabin John, a daughter,
Mary Patricia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Haggerty,
2705 Ross Rd., Chevy Chase, a
daughter, Susan.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-16
Pleasant Views
Recreation Center
Programs Varied

Mines star! l have 6 moons
Maybe if you look some more YOU
will find more stars-and SO il
goes at the Pleasant View Recre.
alton Center. This treasure
hunt is but one of the many ex.
citing activities conducted by the
trained recreation leaders at the
Pleasant View Center on Upton
Drive, off the Kensington- Wheat
on Road, in Wheaton. From 9 tc
5 each day Monday through Fri.
day, children from the ages of S
to II have new adventures and are
helped in developing skills in play
ing and living.
The arts and crafts program at
Pleasant View is adapted to the
ages and interests of each group.
The stars and moons used in the
treasure hunt for the 5 Z year
olds were made by the older chill
dren and colored by the younger
handiworkers. Paper belts made
of folded newspapers are displayed
by their proud owners. Bracelets,
earrings and belts of "gimp" are
also seen among the children at
play. Younger children enjoy COL
oring and pasting, and artistic
drawings of trees, birds, flowers
and other playground subjects
adorn the walls in the playroom.
Colorful trays, painted and dec
Grated to suit the taste of the
young woodworker, provide useful
objects for the home.
The cool morning hours find
many potential big league ball
players hard at work developing
the skills and teamwork that will
make them a favorite in the Mont
gomery County Playground Soft
ball leagues. To give each player
fair chance, the leagues are di-
vided into four age groups: Pee
Wee League, Gil years of age /;
Midget, 11-12; Juniors, 1916; and
Seniors, 1917.
A boys baseball team, composed
of youngsters II and IL years of
age, is looking forward to display
ing their sportsmanship and skill
in playing with teams from sew
eral of the 43 Fairgrounds spon-
sored by the Montgomery County
Department of Recreation. Ath-
letics for girls is by no means
neglected-teams in softball for
girls 13 and IA years of age have
been formed, and Junior Girls
Volleyball team is very popular.
Kickball for the II and IL year
old children keeps this age group
busy developing skills that will
serve them well in playing soft
ball. Table tennis is popular with
both boys and girls and ladder
tournaments give youngsters a
chance to test their skill.
During the warm periods of the
day quieter activities are conduct
ed by the staff members. Story
telling, singing, quet games and
dramatics give the youngsters a
chance to rest from the more tir-
ing activities.
Special weekly features high
light the daily program. Monday
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-16
BIRTHS

MnMHInINMMMNNNNNNlNI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Bogley,
1900 Hallet Ct, Rockville, a son,
Thomas Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis D. Cum
berland, 2911 Peregoy Dr., Ken
sington, twins: a son, Mark Ed
ward, daughter, Nancy Grace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel E. O'Keefe,
5000 Johnson Ave, Bethesda, a
son, Daniel Kevin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odell A. Flanery,
408 Blandford Ave-, Rockville, a
daughter, Debra Sue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice A. West
ern, 1925 Menlo Ave., Silver
Spring, daughter, Elizabeth
Joan.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Denton,
1920 Redford Rd., Chevy Chase, a
daughter, Penny Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs, Paul E. Ludka,
1902 Broadwood Dr., Rockville, a
son, Gary Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Brewer,
8435 WoodclIff Ct., Silver Spring,
son, William Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis K. Meals,
100 Hodges Lane, Takoma Park,
a daughter, Deborah Gail.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-16

Mrs. Ralph G. Meader; Correspond
ing Secretary, Mrs. Clifford w.
Schmitz; Recording Secretary,
Miss Doris M. Crewe; Treasurer,
Mrs. Ellis N. Slack; and Historian,
Mrs. C. D. Mcbride.
The chairmen of standing COM
mittees: Creative Arts, Mrs. Carl
L. Grederick; Education, Mrs.
Gerald Hinrichs; Fellowship, Mrs.
George M. Briggs; Finance, Mrs.
E. o. Schlotzhauer; Hospitality,
Mrs. Rene A. Lutz; International
Relations, Mrs. Alexander B. 10th;
Legislation, Mrs. George L. Beard;
Membership, Mrs. Eugene w. We
ber; Parliamentarian, Mrs. Robert
c. Gilmor; Press (Newsletter)
Mrs. Weldon A. Stein; Program,
Mrs. Ralph G. Meader; Publicity,
Mrs. James Hill; Social Studies,
Mrs. Harry B. Lyford; Status of
Women, Mrs. E. V. Rhodes; Year.
took; Mrs. Milton Lee; and Recent
Graduates, Mrs. R. w. Young.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-16
OAR Gives Flag
To Cub Pack 484;

Cub Pack 4S4, Gaithersburg,
Washington Grove and Redlands,
held its regular monthly pack
meeting on June 25 at the Wash
ington Grove Auditorium.
A high spot in the meeting was
the presentation to the Pack of an
American Flag on behalf of the
Frince Georges County Chapter of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution. The flag was given by
Mrs. Henry J. Walther, of Wash
ington Grove, past Regent of the
Princes Georges County Chapter,
and was presented by Mrs. Nelson
Rudd, State Chairman for the
Correct Use of the Flag Commit
tee, D. G. Chapter of the D. A. R.
1t was accepted by color guard
composed of Del Beatty, John
ounkins, John Smith and Cleve
Ambrose.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-16

Young Jeff Ward of Edenton,
N. c., is now visiting his brother
and family, the Raymond Wards,
at their new home on Kemp Hill
Road. jeff will celebrate his elev-
enth birthday while up here.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-16
BY Mrs. Philip Marcus
2O2O Henderson Ave., Wheaton
Telephone LO. 5-3O44

Glenmont area now boasts of a
Junior and a Senior Teen Club
The first is currently open to
school children in the seventh and
eighth grades, and has been meet
1ng every other Wednesday eve
ming in homes in the area. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. l.. A. Myers, 2807
Denley Place, on July %. Dues
TO the Junior group are $500 a
year. Mrs. torrance Gates and Mrs.
Myers lead the Junior Teen Club.
The Senior Teen Club, which
children in the ninth grade and
through the twelfth are invited to
join, will hold it's first meeting at
the new firehouse at Wheaton on
Saturday, July 18, at 8 pm. After
business meeting, refreshments
will be served, and the youngsters
will dance.
Mrs. Gates, Mrs. T. O'Day and
Mrs. Theodore Kwapien lead this
group-dues to which are $1.00 per
year.
In addition to their regular
meetings, the youngsters enjoy
such things as skating parties and
swimming parties at Kramer's
pool.
Further information on either
Teen Club may be had by calling
Mrs. Gates at LO. 5-1O88.
Andrew Street is always good
for a birthday party or so. Last
week little Sharon McDermitt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
McDermitt, celebrated her fourth
birthday with party, having the
Following guests: Donna Lee Wot-
ring, Yvonne and Stephanie Radios,
Ronnie Wilson, Betty Jean, Timmy
and Linda Mazzullo, Skipper Buch-
er, Roger Mueller, Diane and Jan
Thompson, Billy, Johnny and Tom
my Merson, and Dickie and Wayne
motifs.
Diane Thompson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thompson,
will celebrate her fifth birthday
with a party at her Andrew Street
home this coming week.
DANES guests will be Yvonne
and Stephanie Radios, Betty Jean
and Linda Mazzullo, Sharon Nc
Dermitt, Skipper Bu"her. Rorer
Mueller, Billy and Johnny Merson,
Stephen and Sandra Sherman,
Sharon and Arthur Hanapole, Dou-
gle Mandell, Jill and Chuck Wirth,
and Sheldon and Judith Nicholson.
n
Sorry to hear of the accident to
Mr.. William Greed of Goodhill
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-16

morning Ira Wax gives instruc-
tion in decorative and useful
woodwork projects. Wednesday
morning the children over 8 years
of age are transported, with par
entail permission and under super
vision, to Glen Echo pool for SWIM
ming. Golf enthusiasts are en-
couraged in the fundamentals and
etiquette of golf by w. E. Krouse.
Miss Pat Despair assists with
special arts and crafts projects
each Wednesday.
Why not go out to Pleasant
View Recreation Center and get
acquainted with the variety of ex-
citing, activities? Meet your staff.
You'll find them busy and versa
tile, yet with time to help each
individual and to talk with par
ents. Alvin Lee Evans is director
of the Center, and Mrs. Olga
Bunch and Miss Mary Ellen Web
er competently assist in conducting
the well-rounded program. Forest
V. Gustafson, director of recrea-
tion for Montgomery County, says
"The Recreation Center at Pleas
ant View offers many opportuni-
ties for fine recreation program.
We hope that the program will
continue to grow, and that par
ents and other interested persons
will feel free to express them
selves in regard to suggestions for
bettering or expanding the activi-
ties"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-16
HONORED AT HOOD

Miss Helen Calhoun, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Calhoun of
6806 Exfair Road, Bethesda, has
been named on the deans list at
Hood College, Frederick, Md. She
will begin her senior year in Sep
tember,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-16
Bethesda-C Chevy Chase Branch, AAUW,
Elects NeU Officers, Committees

Mrs. Robert W. King, president
of the Bethesda-C Chevy Chase
Branch of the American Associa-
tion of University Women has just
returned from Minneapolis whera
she acted, as the official represent
ative of the branch at the Nation
al Convention of that organiza-
tion.
At the June meeting of the
branch Mrs. King announced the
officers and chairmen of standing
committees for the following year.
The officers are: President, Mrs.
Robert w. King; Vice-President,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-16

| va.
Those who knew the Henry Ris.
ings who formerly lived on Georgia
Avenue will be interested in know
ing that Mr.. Rising was recently
back in the neighborhood on a
short visit, between business con-
ferences in Washington and New
York.
The Risings moved few years
ago to Los Angeles, where Mr.,
Rising is manager of the new
$25, 100000 Statler Hotel. He was
formerly Chief Electrical Engineer
for the Statler in Washington.
The Risings children, Charlotte
and Nelson, attended Glenmont
School, where Mrs. Rising was
PTA president shortly before she
left for the Coast.
Young Jeff Ward of Edenton,
N. c., is now visiting his brother
and family, the Raymond Wards,
at their new home on Kemp Hill
Road. jeff will celebrate his elev-
enth birthday while up here.
Two Connecticut Avenue Es-
tates couples have returned recent
ly from vacation trips to Florida
which, incidentally, seems TO be
"the place" to go for reasonable
vacations these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Everett
drove down for a two-week visit
in Miami, Daytona, and other east
coast resorts. Mrs. Everett's moth
er, Mrs. Katherine Belts stayed
with the children while their par
ents were away.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Layton
spent most of their time at Miami.
The Laytons took with them their
three year old son, Brian. Their
other youngster, year-old Craig,
stayed with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. P. McKenney in Wash
ington.
Little Debbie Sweitzer, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Sweitzer of
Flack Street, celebrated her sec
ond birthday with party on July
4th.
Debbie's guests were Gloria Ack-
er, Paul Ethridge, Roland Sweitzer,
Jr., Kathleen and Louise McPher-
son, and Eddie Enzor. Also present
were her grandmother, Mrs. Sam
uel Sweitzer; her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Inscoe; Mr..
Roland Sweitzer, Sr.; Sgt. and
Mrs. Roy Mcpherson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Acker.
Last Friday night, the Sweitzers
had a watermelon feast in their
yard-with an orchestra and ev-
erything. Mr.. Sweitzer, in addition
to being manager of the Wheaton
Barber Shop, is leader of the
Maryland Ramblers orchestra
members and wives of which en-
joyed the watermelon.
The James Books of Georgia
Avenue, their daughter, Sherry,
and friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hilders of Beltsville, have return
ed from a weeks vacation at Scien-
lists Cliff on the Chesapeake. This
spot is so named because scien-
lists have used the area for some
time in the study of local fossils.
Recently, Mr.. Book flew with
Sherry to Ann Harbor, Mich,
where Sherry will stay with Mrs.
Books brother and his wife, DIR.
and Mrs. John Holt. DR.. Holt is
with the University Of Michigan.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-16

his foot when he slipped on an
embankment with his rotary mow-
er.
The president of the Glenmont
PTA and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Hipsley of Newton Street,
are being congratulated on the
birth Of their daughter, Nancy
Louise, at Doctors Hospital on
June 25.
Little Nancy, who weighed 8
pounds 13 ounces at birth, has a
brother, Wayne, and a sister, Jean,
both pupils at Glenmont.
1t looks like fun's ahead at the
Carnival being staged by St. Cath
crime LaBoure Church on the lot
at the corner of Georgia Avenue
and Blueridge from July Is
through the 25th.
One of the main events" will be
a Gay Nineties show Ito go on
twice nightly-one of the acts of
which will be a Can-Can dance
by some of the male members of
the parish. According to Father
Russell, the gentlemen will be
quite fetching in their golden wigs
and f1ouncy skirts.
Other attractions in the show
will be barbershop quartet, Ha-
waiian act, Hiram and Stink dia-
logue, and "The Girl in the Gilded
Cage"
Mrs. Linworth Ethridge of Flack
Street, and her two children, Janet
and Paul, are spending the sum-
mer with Mrs. Ethridge's parents
in Nebraska. Mr.. Ethridge will
join his family later in the sum-
mer and will drive them home.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Covert on
Flack Street have been Mrs. Cow
ert's aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Grimes and their daughters,
Rhoda Gae and Nancy, of Morgan
town, w. Va. Sightseeing and a
trip to Mount Vernon were the
main entertainment features of the
Grimes visit.
Also visiting the Coverts have
been Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ford,
and their daughter, Kathleen, from
Moundsville, w. Va. Mr.. Ford is
Mrs. Covert's brother.
Sharon Murray, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Murray of Hender-
son Avenue is currently staying
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-16
Wheaton-G GIenmont Gleanings
IClenmOnt Teen Clubs Activated;
st. GATHERINGS Carnival Under
Way; Social Notes of Area

Road. Mr.. Greed seriously injured
his foot when he slipped on an
embankment with his rotary now
er.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS and re.
pairs; commercial or residential
Free estimates WA. 7-71S6
ADDITIONS, alterations, carpentry,
roof repairs, painting, plastering
etc; free est. ST. $4,000. Ext. l..
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, porches.
jalouSie Enclosures. sketches or esti-
mates free: all work fully guaran-
teed: no money down. SO months
to pay. .SFCO SALES. JU. S-301O,
ADDITIoNs. '' GENERAL REMODEL
ING residential and commercial: also
homes built to order. Estimates free.
Prices reasonable, by established
builder Work done in a workman
like manner. Can OIL. 4-2759 Sun
day., or after 6 pm. weekdays.
ADDITIONS. porch inclosure, base
ment improvements, etc. For an
estimate or solution to your prob
lem cali MR.. WILSON. Ii. 4-63S4.
ADDITIONS, roof repairs. asbestos
and brick siding guttering recrea-
tion rooms. new additions ,freproof-
ing, concrete work. general home i'm
provements. Estimates cheerfully
given; Terms. A. & A. CO.. LA.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, porches.
attics, carpentry. Call LO. 4-6577,
HA. 2-SaS5 -lS
Evening star., 1953-09-13
SlTUATloNS-DoMESTIc

Al IRONER, wishes day work: neat.
exper.; also baby sitter. Ii. 1-552a.
BABY SITTING or child care morn
ings; to !; no Sats. LU. 2-5913.
private licensed home; any age.
excel. care. UN. 1850.
CHILD CARE E-G.HW.-German. refs.
Falls Church area only. Phone JE.
CLEANING AND G.H.w.-woman.
days work on Wed. Call RA. g.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. neat and
trim. will cook for family of two
Excel. ref. NO; 12423I; -
care care Of children or days work; ref;
GIRL. colored, desires child care or
fountain work; reference. RA.
GIRL : colored. wishes part-time work
in ins' eVeDins' pE eff4a eq9flns or Office clean
Girl. colored. desires nursematd
pm: good REFS; SIS and Si1; car 70
refs; 5-day wk. Ia 9-53l7.
GIRL, colored, wishes daywork or
part time; refs AID. 4-S193.
GIRL, colored, desires job as baby
sitter. g.h.w.: exper. 10. 3-52S4.
GIRL. colored, wants general house
work. HU. 3-3951.
GIRL, colored wishes days work.
also part time. Ii. 6-010S after
GIRL, colored, wants days work or
full-time job. Refs. HU. 3-4229
GIRL. colored, wants g.h.w., stay In
or out; j days. Call DE. 2-l263.
GIRL. colored, desires days work, ex-
perienced and reliable. AID. 4-1043
GIRL, colored. wants fuli-time work,
part time, or days work. HO. .
GIRL. colored. desires mothers help
81; 9 to too33; ;; refs: full or part time,
GIRL. colored, desires 5 days wk..
cleaning bachelors quarters. TU
GIRL, colored. wants days work, or
part-time work. NE. S-3l65.
GIRL, colored. wants housework: 5
days wk. ST. 3-0766.
GIRL, colored, desires Job for once
work; exper., refs AID. 2-6944
GIRL wants part-time work in morn
tnes. AD 4-255@
GIRL, eolored wants personal lsun-
dry, blankets and curtains to do.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

MATTRESSES remade. S} up. STEIN
BEGDplNG co. 1924 18th st. NV
FAINTER, first class, needs work;
oWs e1eeror woS sPSecsY b1 hour have
contract; work guaranteed 10,
PAINTING CONTRACTORS CONNER.
cial and residential; satisfactory %
Yrs; NIB LAWRENCE. RIA. 6-97O3
PniSTdNG; aS1IiS,5; % exterior; eric 1st-class worS,
white: refs. ia. .2173l. Ia
PAINTING-Interior and exterior:
roofs repaired; cutters and spouts.
pITSTfSam FTse Estimates nfsr,D De So5394 -I3
PES fS fsaii1@fes ds RH TE HosER 2Ee vf55
PAiSTiNG" "tiSSO AND DECORATING, in,
terror and exterior; quality work and
free est. Call any time. JU. S-3022.
frst-class work. Free estimates. Mr.,
THOMPSON, RE. 1892. II
PAINTINGS; interior and exterior. also
kemtoning. No job too small OF
large For free est. call LO. 4-6045,
SS$55 S9sK ssFv5Gf; or JGs 1882 1fssslon'Oe %o
PAINTING. wall scraping. plastering;
reasonable rates; free estimates. 10.
.b-h6hl If
- Beautify and preserve
your home by painting in time. Best
material and workmanship; imme-
diate attention. All jobs guaranteed.
PAINTING. exterior and interior;
roofing and repairing of all types;
exper. white mechanic; free esti-
mates. Call any time, 10. S-7617
PAINTING, PAPERING - First-ciass
Gstei9 SteiRansnlg MR. poaf cGfF R2 sSn' s-5g49 S@e
PAINTING-Ex-GI student. You fur
niSh materials and save. UN. 4-24S4
PAINTING, interior, exterior kem-
toning. White. Do my own work.
80 yrs. exper. Days. HE. 4-4967.
After .. LA. 6-4156. -19
PAINTING: H;IlI!1 pSpeEing, plaster!nsaa
COOKE, 1881 Holmead pl. TU.
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
commercial and residential; wall
paper removing. No drinking; honest
pxfST1NGAlD xHSR AD. pAPERISc 4FfiIS interior 5 ex.
JU. 9-477l. or JU. 5-4219. -22
PAINTING, exterior. interior; white
MECHANICS; rreas.: prices. J. K. HER
PAINTING. pa per hanging, general re-
pairs; white mechanics; prompt
serv. MIR. RIDENOUR. DU. 1898.
PAINTING. interior and exterior Call
A DOMINICK, ia. 2-6S3O, any day
after ; pm. all day Sunday.
PAINTLNG-S12 average room: week
end Jobs a speciality; also plaStering
AID. 2-lS3l. Please call after g pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
HELR-DoMEsTIc tcont.)

KENWOCD-Couple or Q girls; live
in; cooking and g.h.w. References
required. Write Box 399-T, Star.
WHITE WOMAN-4O to so yrs, live
in, housework and cooking for l..
ia. 7.0535.
WILL SHARE HOME, rent and board
free with congenial eolored woman
In exchange for care Of = children,
ages . and z, nights. Small salary
may hold other position. Ii. :i-0049.
RELIABLE WHITE LADY-Care .
children, room and board, small SAL
ary. ewes. and week ends free; no
smoking or drinking. UN. 4-935l.
REFINED middle-aged white woman
take complete charge Of 3-mo. -old
baby; do very light housework; must
have local ref, health card. EN-.
SETTLED coLORED lady to care fol
3 children; l sch. age. for working
mother; no housework. LU. 2-5524
WANTED-Exper colored woman.
and part care of 5-yr. -old boy. Live
in preferred. Must have warm. low
ing disposition. Good cook. no laun-
dry. Recent ref S35 to start. ArI,
Va. Box 16-T Star. ar.oxsu-.l4
COLORED EXPER. HOUSEKEEPER:.
cleaner: good refs. reo. no Sundays.
BOX o3R-T. Star. Ia
COLORED SETTLED LADY to care
for children in colored family. RIM
and board and small salarv. DU =
COLORED-GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
plain cooking. Monday through Fri
day. from til after dinner co.
5-7RAH Ia
COLORED WOMAN. reliable, care Of
2-yr-old child and s.h.w.: Va. area: !:
hours, 10 to z pm. Call KE. S-6977
Evening star., 1953-09-13
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO Los ANGELES after
Sept. IT,; .Olds. SO: desire passenger
to share driving no charge for ride;
refs: required. Box 377-R, Star. l3@
U. OF MIAMI STUDENT wants ride
sent -; or sooner, vic. Miami or
BUFFALO, n. Y. round trip or i
way, share expenses, help drive OF
passengers for my car. ia. 7-6S7O.
NAVAL. OFFICER will drive your
car Detroit Buffalo, Sept. IS, re-
turn Sept. 26: ia. 2-2I51.
COLLEGE SENIOR needs ride ia
New York City; share driving and
expenses. RIA. 3-1461, after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

100 bass. like new. used
only = mos. Reasonable. 10. S-l25n
ACCORDION - Special sale: new
Italian 100 bass. treble and bass
shifts: factory guarantee. Res. S325.
now only Sl25. Just a few left,
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE. 736
18th st. NV.
ACCORDION. 120 bass. Italian.
brand new: has guar. shifts.
case. Very beautiful. Must be seen
TO appreciate, $3.50. RA. 6-6SS2
ACCORDION Made in Germany. Re
cording King. new cond. Sac Il
cost. S41, so. Phone RA. 6-4373.
Accommodations. 80 bass, prac-
tically new with case. S75. Tele-
phone EN-. 3-1SS6 after 10 am.
ADD. MACH. hand; elect. for rent or
1112 l4th ST. NV. DI. 7-7372.
ADDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lesk
model, $50. Al condition. Rentals
repairs. sales on all makes. CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER Co. 20l9
14th Of. NV. Hu. S-6121.