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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

LANGLEY PARK AREA-3-bedrm.
semidetached houses; peri. for chill
per mo. liz. 4-so9e. 0O''' ol10
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-2-bedrm.
Hiss WooD ISt 6Se5 4sasS
1714 SUMMIT PL. N.w.-Det. 5-bed.
rm., 2-bath house; LARGE PARK.
ING AREA; $195 mo. HU. 3-6661.
Two-BEDRM. BRICK, full bsmt.,
S5 1c Of peS colnmOa mo 41Ekfr Rkf G5fbs Fa
TIES, IA. 2-23s1. ia. 1855. 10
LANGLEY PARK, MD.-well located
3-bedrm. brk, home, S115. BREHME
VACANT-747 P st. NV Eight bed
91aI 5Ts;' Sl Oh h;-W;h;; s-SohS garage. RE; 2
NEW s:BEDRM. HOUSE. near East
caii Tfit 10. 6"y yz-s56d. 56a Rises rd' 81 Si26'
NEW BUNGALoW-one mi. from Sill
yer, Spring. Parlor, ,elec. kit, 2
bedrms.. bath. nice yd., nr. school.
No, dogs. $110 per mo. plus elec.
and gas. AP. 7-6460. -13
SPRINGFIELD, vA.-New. 3-bedrm..
2-story brick; Ia baths, full bsmt;.
per mo. CARR DEvELoPMENT3
6019 Amherst ave, Elk. $4,000,
Ext. 2O94, between 3 and 5. .-14
TWO-BEDRM. ALMOST. NEW BRICK,
bsmt. Conv: to Naval Hospital and
n. |. H: $120 mo; LO. 5-2SOO.
HIGGINS & HARRISON. INC,
81 UNDERWOOD PL. N.w.-2lbed-
rm.,, semidet., brick house. Excel.
soaS sasoo Ee'1 THos 6 enefdi F. sarLE1Ps, $aso "o
CONVENIENT ARLTNGToN-Attrac-
tive 2-bedrm. brick home at 1859
Colonial Terrace. Offering modern
and yali-te:waii carpet. reasonable
rental Of $1101 per mo; to respon-
mon! MON "a. 4 IgeaS sts59s. co. 1906 H: st.
RoCKviLIE, MD, s2s Beall ave
Bunga.; full bsmt.: $50 mo- Adults.
Good nsighborhood. OIL. 2-4725.
ALEXANDRIA. vA;-Detached, year
dining room, 1st fioor; bedrms. ms
and bath, End floor; walking dis
tance to stores, schools, churches,
s min. to Pentason: Available May
new 'eHSi: DEvEEofMENr, sisS 0is1EsO S:E'&rhfes 1s
rm.. full bsmt.; near school and
play ground; $110 mo. EN-. 3-445O.
MODERN BRICK BUNGALoW-Nice
sec. Silver Spring. NV. rm., frepl.,
din. area, equip. kit. 2 lge. bedrms.,
wv fnll bs%t'. Gn g Eas hest; eat os116. PERRY
BEAUTIFUL BRICK home Five
bedrms.. baths, servants quar-
ters. recreation room. exquisitely
redecorated; block from Arling-
ton blvd. For appt., call IA. 1886.
FALLS CHURCH-Two-bedrm. Cape
Cod: full bsmt.; S125. JOHN w.
~ MuLRoY 5N9Y7a co. JE. 2-ss22' eyes,
ARdfNNGITotSS,, id; NItS, 1887 No. Patrick Henry
dr.-Three bedrms., separate din.
rm.. "a baths, recr. rm., screened
porch: occupancy May 1; S165.
ASK-uS? REALTY CO.. ia. S-1252,
Mr.. NEW HAMPSHIRE and Eastern
aves.-New, 2-bedroom semidetached
brick; liv. rm., din. rm., full bsmt.,
gas heat; S110. ia. 9-5262. -12
SILVER SPRING, MD, 2114 DAYTON
st.-Brick house, big yard, 8 bedrms.,
Mv. rn.. kit; $125 per mo. .Cau
EX. $1,000. Ia
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- .Delicatessen and
lunch counter. soda fountain. lots Of
FTesponsible person. Take over month
ss5s 59sa'9sats esss eaf SET ssssiS. stltl'' k' g.
blvd. Priced at 81 $50, terms. Rent,
S65: 9. B. zANTz1NGER, Jr.. WA.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE, for sale sale or
tease; Licely furnished; very choicl
ably priced on your own terms;
reason for disposal is that owner is
c%onsondat % ting in another county. Call
A C CHANCE Aeigt, OF A LIFETIME for man
HL and wire to purchase a good estab
iishsd dry-Eoods store. sacrifice price;
EN-. 2-4333. los
DOWNTOWN BEAUTY SHOP; good
business: same location for many
years For information. 10. s-6S57.
RELIABLE PERSON. with excellent
nterest n desires S4saSe Taos soH or part
ness; will invest considerable sum
and services: State nature Of busi-
GROCERY STORE, 1888 3rd st. n W.;
Mr. N setste SooK estate tto1T. For details phone
~'~~s' ~>SAAs SVbOAACSS AVA 90 tOs
GROCERY BUSINESS;
20 sell out estate: very reasonable.
Call IDA BECKER, Elk. 3-9169. 12"
CASH AND CARRY MARKET; 9O%
coloTed trade; daily business over
500; rent only S125 mo. with g.
yr. lease; excel. location in nearby
Va, Don't miss this one. See today.
Call Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
REALTY. ia. S-2100, ia. 7-1243.
RESTAURANT, well established, 10
GATED In nearby Va; daily business,
S175: ABC license. OF and on; seats
75; only S3.S00 cash to handle
Call today. Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
REALTY. IA. S-210O, ia. 7-1243.
vA.-Grill with beer on and
on sale, crossing over $4,000 mo-;
b-yr. lease, renewable. Rent $3.50
mo; Price $4,000. $4,000 down. JU.
light grill. variety patent
medicine; ideally located In shopping
center on Wilson Blvd. mr.. school.
!I Illness feTees eCa me to leave city. Must
USED FURNITURE STORE-Money
maksr, 1909 location. OWNER, HO.
COMPLETE VALET SHOP equip. with
dry cleaning, shoe repair equipment.
For sale. For more information,
write BOX 13S.E Star 12S
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APARTMENTS WANTED

applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apts. or
houses or sublets: WASH Va. white:
bath; Takoma -Chillum bus: have
own phone. TU. 2-1271,
MAY 1-Well-furnished nv. rm., bed
rm., kit. and bath. SS5-S100; in
modern block, convenient State Dept.
RE. 7-0630. Ext. SOL. Sat. Sun. S-12.
OFFICER must obtain 1-bed-
rm., unfurn. apt. in pvt. home or
apt bldg. near Bethesda Naval Hosp.
and NH By May /. LA CELLE. Ma.
e-S7S6, after D.m. IL"
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HAWTHORNE
KENT

FIRST PRESENTATION
Outstanding lge, white .brk. Colonial
with lovely garden full OF a7aleaS.
Center hall, liv. rm; with firepl.,, din.
pantry, kit, and screened porch lst
A.: delightful bedrms.. and . baths
on End with stairway to 3rd A., con-
tanning rms. and bath. Complete
bsnt. with rec. rm., maids rm., bath.
gear gar. Call Mr.. Stuart, MA.
RUPERT MoHLER. Jr.. Realtor.
1928 Conn. ave, exclusive agent.
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THE ROYAL,

1884 Girard st. n.w.-Liv. rm., bed
room. kit. and bath, from S67. 80.
These apis. have been completely
redec:; close to shopping and tranSp.
See janitor for inspection or cali
MI. Gill. EN-. $4,000. LEGUM &
GERBER REALTY Co I'D
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DRY GOODS STORE
for 10 years. good posi-
bilities: adjoining apt; rent, SIS.
Ii. 4-9543, 3 to z pm. IL"
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Chevy Chase, D. C.
Fine Colonial Rrick

Nr. Lafayette and Blessed Sacrament
Schools; an exceptionally well-built
center-hall home, on an excellent
lot. in a community Of fine homes
rm. with firepl. and screened porch
spac. din. rm. and fine kit. attrac
library, (can also be used as 4th
bedrm), large master bedrm. with
bath and 2 closets, 2 other fine
bedrms, and bath. stairs to attic
finished with wallboard and heated
Large ,rd1S DRY 6Smt; available for rscr
beautifully planted lot; within block
Of transp. See It today, call JAMES
=: SCHWAB, EN-. 2-5S00; ewes,
OIL: 4:7693 or OIL. 2-1409. Ill
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HOUSES FURNISHED

BEAUTIFUL, new. detached, 3-bedrm.
bungalow OF Arl. blvd; 90 min.
iurn.; $3.50 mo. JE. S-os$S. @iG
s-BEDRooMI, largs dining: living
papered and new Venetian blinds;
dble. garage; extra large yard. SIG
8. Barton St., Arl.. Va. 10
FOR LARGE FAMILY. Near Capitol
Navy Yard; 6-rm. furn. brick home;
40 bedrms.; good condition. Elk.
3-6s4s. Leave name and phone.
LANHAM. MD.-Two-story stone; oil
heat. bedrms,. bath, liv. rm., din,
school; 'i;; bus at at door. '' WA. 'S 7SSe25SC'
TAKoMA PARK-Three-bedrm., CEN
porch, iiv. rm. has freplace: well
II seso BRooKs pERRfNG isff ses5 4 e., Reaf. sesf
tors. JU. b-4422. JU. 6-6617.
SILVER sPRMG1Tyo-Dsa5m; sIS ,71;E Prick
rate: $1s5 mo. H: II BRooKs ReSefS
b4a4sasJ b144sa. ju. q S.SSi'7 S8i' Realtors: ID 5o'
SMALL, NEAT COTTAGE, East Riv-
erdale; partly furn.; settled couple
only; car essential; mod. bath and
ast a tasnisEsd tas1hiSEs; wa va 1883 $685. 1 utf
din; rm.; firspls;, 2 bedrns.. 2Ia
Ed EelleS 81 Earden r. and terrace; $236.
EIGHT ROOMS. newly furnished;
porch; yard; arranged as 2 apis.
IA. e-5495. ia Decatur st. NV.
HOUSE. 1h baths,
oil heat. Bendix washer. l6-in. TV:
excel. transp.; ideal for 4 or s girls;
S1S0 20 mo. Avail. May 1. Call Ia.
GEORGETOWN TRANsPLANTED-a
bedrms.. liv: rm., din. rm.. kit. Com
pletely modernized. Tastefully dec.
snd ana fHrnishsd 6nt baa GCnv to staSe Dept
NORRIS, 72s Goth St. NV. RE. E.
BGSRER BiSRiHR HILL RID. and 2s7d M1O st.
ne: 4-bedrm. det. house. Lge. yard,
full bsmt.. gas h.w.h.; nicely furn.
MaRn Hna RdecSrSted O. NeRETE SfS5 per anfs mo WOOD
Re. E 1855 sSs'NiS' 'S' @o'n 81. SD 9;~'
NO. ARL. Gee-Lexington shop area) =.
Clean. comfortably furn. 2-bedrm.
duplex (2nd H., lge: liv. rm., jr.
din. rm.. separate fully equipped
kit, open deck porch. garage, yard
privileges; S110 mo-, heat. water.
SSaH Mon. only. ia. 2-6067. ia.
CHEVY CHASE. MD, s-rm. brick det.
yard, cony: to school and Bethesda
$3.50. JU. S-1767. 10
MASS. AVE-. extended; $500 Mama
kagn I'd. Enjoy a cool summer in
this Specious. 3-mo.. ..-old cor. brick
rambler. Has 3 twin-size bedrms..
ga baths. elec. kit. din. rm.. liv.
I'm Fm', s iull 6smt.s gear gar. Avail.
Suit. for adult family: Is Minis. from
4-5126 or OIL. 2-o296. Ia
ARL;, va; 2A-bedroom brick Colo
nial; rec. rm.. det. gar. oil &C.
heat. Crescent 1O99-J iFairfax).
PARK. Silver Spring spring
Lovely 7-rm: modern home; conv.
si1li: site; 9 o;!g lge: bedIms., 8 fail baths.
July equipped kit. lge: recr. rm.;
PERRY HAY CO.. Ju. 6-5oo5." "~"0'
ALEXANDRIA-New 2-bedrm. brick;
conv. to everything; Bendix; SI25
mo-; avail. April IL. JU. 1871.
GUEsTHoUsE, yard; elec. kit. Nr.
transp., schools for reliable people.
Refs. required. ia. 2-3881. -15
Y. VIRGINIA, Colonial brick, 3 bed
rms, baths, screened porch, bsmt..
din: rn1., gas heat. Conv. to schools
and transp.; $175. ia. 2-553S.
WHEATON AREA-semidetached. s.
pedrms;, din. rm., patio, deep freeze,
12016 Bluehill rd Tn 64r56
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

ATLANTIC GARDENS Sc.
Lovely Q and 3-bedrm. apis. avail
for April and May occupancy. All
cows. See supt.. 4214 4th ST., No.
1O3, 10. 3-1434 or ALDRE. INC,
LII 4-0747
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THE MENDOZA

Z22O 10th ST. NV.
zone Block East Of Connecticut
Ave. on Kalorama Rd.)
First showing by owner Of
this comparative bargain.
Fully redecorated and with
completely new and modern
kitchen equipment.
Here Is Q spacious apart
ment home with center hall,
two bedrooms and bath. den.
living room, full size dining
room. large pantry, delight
full kitchen.
The price and terms are as
tie eraeious vaSiity sf5TnssiTs Uf this
lovely apartment home.
For details and appoint
ment to inspect. call NO.
7-4334. Ill
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

NAYLoR GARDENS s-Lge. 1st-floor
1-bedrm. unit with sep. din. rm.; in
clean cond. Possession. Price, ST.
769 80; terms, only $61.50 total
cost incl. utils. Mr.. Rowland, LU. l.
1868. with DRURY REALTY CORP.
s BRANDYWLNE ST. Sc, Apt. 35-
Conveniently located; spacious cor
ner apartment, in 5-year-old mod
ern building. .Liv. rm., dinette, kit.
and Q large bedrms. Monthly pay
ments less than. rent; only SS2
See it today. 10. 3-4019.
SAVE! Buy from owner in debt-free
bldg. 1-bedrm. apt, newly equip.
kit, SIS. $50, u dn. HO. 2-0966, -l2
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MANOR PARK
NA&A4NO4N 6A4t4A
21a BATHS, BRICK

212 BATHS, BRICK
Beautiful s-rm. home. spotless ana
modern throughout: featuring hall
din. rm, and kit. sun parior.
sep: bedrms., 2 baths. full bsmt,.
la bath. Gas h.-w.h.. garage. Front
and rear porches. Mr.. bus. schools
and shopping. $4,000 will handle,
balance like rent. Call Mr.. Barbour.
CAMPANELLA g. co.
EX. 8 i1l3. Ewes, UN. 4-777S.
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

ELDERLY LADY to share lovely NV
home with. mother and 5-yr.-old
daughter. in exchange for room
and board; look after child while
right party. RA. 3-8183. 10
EASTERN AND NEW HAMP. AYES
Cple. to 60 in with care and upkeep
Of house: refs. Before 8 pm. JU,
If s-iSS1' Yo1 WOULD LIKE TO ENJOY
ef and ts sa1s on oi food snGaH b GaOy sxch sn oT
housework, call LU. 1868. -12
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BRIGHTWOOD
BROOKMONT

Overlooking the river, just over the
D. c. line. near Army Map Service;
. most unusual brick home, on 3
large living room with fireplace,
dining room with fireplace. paneled
den. kitchen. 3 bedrooms, "a baths.
laundry room, fioored attic, garage;
II cents carfare.
STANHOPE CHASE
NO. 7.6ah0; Residence. Ell. R-3R7n
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CAPITOL HILL
now renting for $3.50 mo. Owner
will sacrifice for $4,000. Phone (Mr.
Bell, ewes. AID. 2-2299.l
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 7-1S00
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MOUNT PLEASANT
HURRY VACANT HURRY
D lovely rms, semidet. house. PERI,
Tor home and income. Full bsmt.
ga baths. Oil h.-w.h. SENSATION
AT 81 900 DOWN. H. E. BRUZEE,
CO, 6-1SS0 TIL 0-17oQ
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ALL MODERN

ASSUME CT TRUST
A lovely row brick; 6 lge. rms. and
bath; full bsmt. with recr. rm.;
wonderful kit, fully equipped; lge.
fenced yard; very clean.
FEDERAL PROPERTIES
ST. 3-3626 TILL 9 PM.
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CHEVY CHASE COLONIAL
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
col OE0
r,r>rrn1H- poSsrss1oN

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Perfect 7-rm. brick, 4 bedrooms. 2
baths. frepl., full bsmt.. fenced yd,
sarage. Nr. shops, schools; bus "a
blk. $4,000 cash, $125 monthly.
Ais MILITARY RID. NV.
OPEN eATURDAY-sUNDAY, 2-e
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$500 DOWN

1:YR.-OLD DETACHED BRICK. 3
lee. bedrms.; near Takoma Pool,
Coolidge High, Whittier Elementary.
BERGMAN REALTY CO.. ST.
3-9433. ia. 9-1750. Ill
1850 LAMONT ST. NV.
Excel. neighborhoo close to transp.
and shopping district. 10 rms. 3
baths, 2-car br ok garage; suitable
for room renting or conversion to
apis. Substantial cash payment re-
Quired.
PLANT & GORDON, INC.
1874 Park Rd. NV. CO. 5-0s37
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$500 DOWN

$500 DOWN
Three-rm. apt. overlooking Supreme
Court. ~ loan at $50 go mo. covers
all. Just decorated.
Very lee. 3-rm. ant. in same BLDG.
Terrific view Of Capitol Hill. Just
CALL Mr.. NICHOLS. OIL. 4-2078
F. W. Berens Sales. Inc.
COLORED-$500 DOWN
5T1wN r y. N.Y. NiXmTTS;Ssdr% S,d.e orsgfv agt
pymts. like rent. CALL MR.. NICHOLS
OIL. 4-2073.
F. w. Berens Sales. Inc.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c
T. gEDRMs; n ,2A 2.H 3, BATHS 4Ir

LARGE FIRST TRUST
Exceptionally well-built, 1-owner brick
home In immac. cond. Wide center
hall, powder rm., 3 twin-size bed
rms, 2 baths on 2nd d. 4th bed
rm. In huge I'm. attic. Well land
scaped cor. lot, highly desirable
eony. sec. Wonderful financing
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
CHEVY CHASE COLONIAL
The 3-bedrm. 2-bath, den and rec.
rm. home you want in the best
neighborhood for schools: shopping.
transp. Built-in gar. Lge. level
fenced-in lot. Excel. financing.
DOROTHY K. WINSTON 4 CO.
Call till Q p.m ST. 3-O550. 10
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GEORGETQWM

Smart brick town house. recently re.
modelled by well-known builder.
Deep lot; 2S-ft. liv. rm., large, ultra.
modern kit. 8 bedrms.. modern
plumbing. Call Miss Corbin, DU.
7.l234, or co. 5-7624; SANDOZ,
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INCOME MINDED

DOCTOR OR DENTIST
Semidetached house in fast growing
community. Located blocks from
Grant c. Gle on Varnum st. NV.
Ideally arranged for home and
Office. Gas hot-water heat, full base
ment with outside entrance, concrete
front porch with wrought iron rail-
ings. Call Mr.. Walsh with JOHN r.
DONOKOE & SONS, 3I4 Penna. ave.
sc. for appointment. LII. 3-0OS4 or
AID 4-1S51, ewes. 10
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ONLY $1,000 On.

Exclusive NV. area; brand-new, never
occupied, semidetached, 3 bedrooms,
electric kitchen, powder room on 1st
floor; full recreation room. We have
only 2 left. Buy from builder For
appointment to see, call ia. 9-0995.
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swimming. Fishing and steak
fries were also on the agenda, as
was trip to Yellowstone National
Park.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
Bishop Oman
Speaking Weekly
In Radio Series

Radio listeners will have an OPP
portunity to hear Bishop G. Brom-
ley Oman in a series of sermons
during the next few weeks.
Bishop OMAN presents his SER
mons on his weekly radio program,
Light for Life" Subjects on which
the Bishop will speak include:
"The Story of the Ruby and
the Diamond" on August 8, g.;
"Some Blessed Hope" on August
Is, 16; "a Pageant of Triumph"
on August %, %; "The Embezzle-
ment of Power" on August 20, 80;
and "The Return Trip" on Sep
TENDER 5, 6.
The program is presented over
the following radio stations in the
Baltimore Area: WBMC, Balti-
more (750 Kc) on Saturdays at
$3.50 pm; VOL, Washington
Q450 Kc) on Sundays at 8:45 am;
WEPM, Martinsburg, West Vir-
ginia (1340 Kc) on Sundays at
8:15 am; and WTBO, Cumberland
(1450 Kc) on Sundays at Ills
am.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06

particularly vulnerable to TB and
heavily exposed to the germs
doctors, medical students, and
nurses; hospital and laboratory
workers; people unavoidably ex-
posed to infection in the home, and
children and certain adults who
are believed to have poor resist
ances to TB and who live in CON-
munities where the disease is un-
usually prevalent.
Until an ideal vaccine is dis
covered and given to all the people,
the slower, proved methods Of TB
control must be carried on. All
people must learn how to protect
themselves against TB. Every
effort must be made to find all the
cases of TB, find them early, and
get them treated in TB hospitals.
Later brea k d owns of patients
whose disease has been cured must
be prevented through the use of
modern rehabilitation techniques.
And, finally, scientific research
must be intensified to find better
means of preventing and curing
tuberculosis.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wise, also
sof Newton Street, are having as
houseguests Mr.. and Mrs. W. D.
Compton of Springfield, ILL.,, and
their children, David, 10, Larry,
8, Bonnie Lee, 8, and Bobbie Gene,
5.
Mrs. Compton and Mrs. Wise are
sisters, and this is the first time
in eight years that they have seen
each other. The Comptons also
visited Mrs. Compton's brother,
Mr.. John Baylia and his family,
who live in Carroll Knobs.
Swimming, lots of grabbing, and
rest were the order of the week
for the w. E. Hudsons of Henedr-
son Avenue during their vacation
at Deale, Nd, where they had a
cottage.
Buster league, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. M. league, accompanied
the Hudsons, as did also the Hud-
sons children, Joan and Denny
and their pup, Cotton.
Mrs. CARROLL Newton and chill
dren, CARROLL, Jr., Diane, and Bar
bara, are visiting Mrs. Newton's
family in Norfolk, Va. The Norfolk
folks have a home near the water,
and the Newton children are re-
yelling in boating and swimming
that the water offers.
Pfc. and Mrs. James Jones of
Manchester Road in Silver Spring
are the happy parents of a little
daughter, Linda Carol, born at
Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Mrs. Jones is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis F. Thompson
of Layhill Road-and Mrs. Thomp-
son, in turn, is the popular secre-
tary at Glenmont School.
There were crabs, clans, fishing,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
Recreation . F..
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partment has announced plans for
a tennis tournament to be held
in the near future. Barney Welsh
is cooperating in the plans,
matches will be held at "Welsh's
Courts" Since this is the first
attempt at tennis, the tournament
this year will be for doubles only.
So kids, get yourself q partner
and register any day at the Rock
vile Recreation Center. Watch for
further details in the Sentinel.
The first of several father and
son nights was conducted by
the Rockville Recreation Depart
ment on Wednesday,, August s., on
the Rockville Elementary School
grounds. The first group was
the West End, Daddy All-Stars"
featuring such former stars as
Jack Diamond, Lou Leimbach,
Buck Reid, Harry Pontius, Joe
Collins, Ted Morrison, Otis Beall,
Clarence Mohler and Mr.. LeBor-
teaux.
Hunting Hill, behind the six
hit pitching of Bobby Heffner
soundly trounced Columbia Speci-
atty, captained by Lee Cassell,
and captured the first half champ
ionship of the American Adult
league of the Rockville Recrea-
tion Center. Columbia Specially,
Brethren Church, Shady Grove,
Big Pines and Cabin John finished
the first half in that order. The
league is set up so that the first
half champs play second half
champs for the seasons crown.
The second half is already under
way.
In the senior boys baseball
league Blandford Apartments be-
hind the stellar pitching of Bark
ley and Thompson, and spanked
by the hitting of the Thompson
brothers, Baker and Caruso,
walked away with the first half
crown of the Rockville Recrea-
ton senior boys league. West End
which got off to a poor start,
finished up strong and came in
second. East End held third place
while Rockcrest finished last.
The West End Wildcats with a
first half record of 1878 took the
first half championship of their
league. The West Enders are
spanked by Reid, Collins, Edmon-
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sillusionment. The history of the
campaign against TB is full of
false hopes raised and then dashed.
One of the greatest hopes for
the defeat of tuberculosis lies in
the discovery of vaccine which
could be used to make everyone
resistant to germs which cause
tuberculosis. The problem has been
worked on ever since the tubercle
bacillus was discovered in the last
century. One vaccine, Bacillus
Calmette-G uerin, called BGG, has
been valuable in special cases, but
there is still no vaccine for TB
which is completely safe and which
gives the degree of immunity pro-
duced by smallpox vaccine and di-
phtheria toxid against those dis
eases.
Bog is especially useful for i'm
munizing groups of people who are
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
Gardner Business
School NeW Class

The last class this summer for
beginners in intensive typewrit-
ing at the Gardner School of Bust
ness in Silver Spring started
on August 3.
Those who already know the
keyboard may start any time.
Students ~ years and older are
accepted for a minimum of four
weeks, although a longer period
is recommended.
In four weeks, it is possible to
learn the keyboard and some stu
dents have gained a speed of more
than ~ words a minute, according
to the director, Bessie Gardner
Sharpe.
Applications are now being TAX
en- for the full fall course which
begins on September Ia for day
sessions and September Is for the
evening classes. Those interested
should contact the school at Suite
200, Fig Building or call JU T.
9052.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
Senator Radcliffe
Again Heads March
Of Dimes Campaign

Former U. S. Senator George L..
Radcliffe has been reappointed
State Chairman of the 1854 March
of Dimes by Basil O'Connor, pres
ident of the National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis.
Following a Maryland report
which showed that S257,808 has
been spent as of December 81,
1862, Mr.. Radcliffe revealed that
since January l, 1898, the Nation
al Foundation has spent -4,392,911
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
r polio emergency aid.

for polio emergency aid.
This is ST., 75O,912 more than
was expended in the same period
IN 1907, which saw the worst ma
tlonal polio epidemic on record.
Emergency funds have been sent
TO olo chapters in A states and
Alaska, Mr.. Radcliffe said. There
is a national increase of 1870 in
polio cases during the first six
months of 1858; 1880 cases as
against 4,l76 at this time last
year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
No Short Cut in TB Care,
Maryland TB Group Says

Modern medicine has advanced
so rapidly in the control of disease
in the past so years that we get
into the habit of expecting it to
do miracles overnight, according
to the Maryland tuberculosis As
ISOLATION.
tuberculosis is a disease which
can be prevented and can be cured,
but there is no easy shortcut.
From time to time new methods
of prevention and treatment have
been acclaimed only to end in di-