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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31

Robert Smith, graduate Of Nor
ris Brown College, Atlanta, Geor-
gia, class of so holder of a B. S.
degree in biology, is trying his
hand at writing, a novel, he tells
me.
Robert who resides at 2l5 Olivia
Street. plans mairicuiating at Cor
nell University in the fall.
Little Miss Lunefte Adrinah,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Thompson and granddaughter Of
Mrs. Bernice Thompson Gabriel.
celebrated her first birthday on
Wednesday, January q. 1853.
Mr Otis Thurstion, ST., 2l7 OIL
via Street left Friday TO be at the
bedside Of his sister who is serious
~ ID In Sarasota. Florida.
Corporal Franklin Terry. Camp
Roberts, California. Is visiting his
Grandmother. Mrs. JAMIE Terry,
loIi Howe Street before reporting
for duty in Japan. Franklin vii
leave on February Sth.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12
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unrestricted. It is open to any
girl in the school Mrs. Chakan
pointed out. 1t is also open to
girls of the proper age who do
not attend the high school, they
may be recommended for the club
by contracting Mrs. Chakan at Pc.
2-3057.
If there is a willingness among
the young women, and pre- meeting
surveys have been overwhelmingly
in favor, the girls will organize
their own club, set up a code of
ethics and with the help of the
older Junior Woman's Club, write
ans Club of Rockville will spon-
ans c lubof Rockville will spon-
sor their entrance into the Cen
eral Federation of Women's Clubs.
The young women could engage
in such activities as work as nurses
aids, volunteers at the Crippled
Children's Treatment Center. or
cooperation with the Junior Clubs
fashion show to be given in the
spring, Mrs. Chakan suggested.
Next Meeting Monday
Next Mondays meeting will be
conducted by Miss Hawkes., vice
principal of Richard Montgomery
and member of the Inquiry Club
of Rockville. Mrs. Chakan will
explain the proposed club.
Mrs. z. d. Lowman, State Ju-
nior Chairman of the CIVIC will
discuss the federation structure
The history and program of the
Rockville Junior Woman's Club
will be sketched briefly by Mrs.
Joseph Wilson, current president.
Mrs. Jack Jones, vice president
of the Rockville Junior Club and
former welfare chairman, will dis
cuss welfare work as the major
activity of Junior Clubs.
Mrs. Guy Carter, president of
the Inquiry Club, will also be
seated on the platform.
At Thursdays 2:30 meeting for
young women and their parents
Mrs. James w. Douthat, president
of the 9Th federation district of
Maryland Clubs which includes
Montgomery County, will explain
the State and county level of the
federation. Mrs. l.. H. Mating
ly, president of the Rockville Sen
Tor Woman's Club will discuss
"What You and the Federation
Can Do For Each Other"
Mrs. Wilson will tell what it
means to be a club woman. A
question and answer period will
follow. Other guests invited to
the second meeting are Mrs.
Thomas Fleming, St. Michaels,
State president of federated clubs
and Mrs. Thomas Kelley, barnes
town, State vice president.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12
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Board according to Mr.. Mcdonald,
and efforts had been made to find
another place for him to live. He
refused to move to Damascus, and
had been considering move to
Lincoln Park Mr.. Mcdonald ex-
planned. A letter had been sent
by the Town to owners of the
property on which the barn was
located, notifying them that Mr.
Faux had been given 10 days no.
tice to vacate Mr.. Mcdonald re-
vealed.
Alex, as he was known to so
many Rockville residents, had
lived in the area since the ZOOS.
He described himself as tracing
man" and owned a race horse
which he ran at county tracks
during the 1920s according to Adj
rian Brunette of IA Baltimore
Road. Faux pastured the horse
on the property and cared for it
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12
Hnr-T5eOn

The faculty members of the
religious schools of Congregation
Har Tzeon of Montgomery County
met with their students parents
this week in an evening of Getting
to Know Your SCHOOL,. The group
was addressed by the congrega-
TONS spiritual leader, Ra b b i
Arthur Talmadge, and by Mr.. Irv-
ing Levinson, chairman of the
Education Committee. There was
a discussion between parents and
teachers of the detectives of .Har
Tzeon's Hebrew and Sund a Y
Schools, which have an enrolment
of nearly 200 children from ages
a to 10, and the means of achieving
these objectives. The primary
purpose of the evening was to
afford the parents an opportunity
to meet with the teachers of their
children. At the conclusion of the
meeting, refreshments were served.
On Saturday night, November 7,
about so children of ages 1912
were guests at a "ranch party"
sponsored by the Youth Activities
Committee of Congregation Har
Tzeon at the Sligo Park Club
House in Silver Spring. Western
songs were featured between re-
freshments and every child present
took part in the. production of a
western drama of suspense" en-
titled Speeding Stagecoach". The
party ended with an exciting
Indian war bonnet race. Mr..
Cornell Janeway, Chairman of the
Youth Activities Committee of the
congregation, announced that a
special program for this age group
children of Har Tzeon members
has been planned for each month
during the winter and spring.
The sermon announced for the
Sabbath evening services this Fri
day night, November 10, is Ian
guage of Faith, an analysis f
the contemporary significance of
the prayers of Jewish religion.
Rabbi Arthur Talmade will con-
duct the Conservative services and
Cantor Sidney Ritz will chant the
hymns. The services are held at
Highland Elementary School, Mil
ton Avenue and Claridge Road,
Wheaton, beginning at $3.50 p. M,
and will be followed by the tradi-
tional oneg shabbat social period.
The Sisterhood of Har Tzeon will
serve the refreshments.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12
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mac; Mr.. Forte H. Sandison,
Gaithersburg; Colonel Robert B.
Ransom, Gaithersburg; Mrs. Sid
ney Jacoby, Bethesda.
General Hershey stated that the
detectives of the Montgomery
County Civil Defense Steering
Committee are:
l. To review all plans which
have been made and all measures
which have been taken to prepare
for the Civil Defense of Montgom-
cry County.
2. To study the nature and the
extent of emergencies which might
possibly confront the citizens of
Montgomery County.
3. To determine the require
ments for the Civil Defense of
Montgomery County against these
possible emergencies.
a. To inventory the supply of all
items and personnel in the require
ments for the Civil Defense of
Montgomery County.
5. To determine the modifica-
ton or the extension of the plans
needed for the Civil Defense Of
Montgomery County; the measures
which should be taken in organiza-
ton; in the recruitment and train
ing of PERSONNEL and in the acquis-
ton of supplies and equipment.
6. To use every available means
to keep the citizens of Montgom-
cry County informed of the facts
as they are developed concerning
the state Of readiness of Civil De-
Tense of the county and the duties
of each citizen under different
situations in an emergency.
z. To prepare and submit recon-
mendations of positive measures
which should be taken by the coun-
ty council of Montgomery County
to increase it's effectiveness for
Civil Defense.
8. To assist and support the
county council and all elements of
the Civil Defenseo rganization in
the operation of Civil Defense in
Montgomery County.
The Steering Committee will
start Immediately to review all
previous Civil Defense plans,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12
Hats in Ring
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of the Montgomery County Civic
Federation. He lives with his wife,
Ruth, and their three children at
1416 Amber Drive, Kensington.
He is a member of the Mont
gomery County Bar Association,
the Montgomery County Press As
ISOLATION, Silver Spring Elks Lodge
and Silver Spring Kiwanis Club,
Montgomery County Historical
Society, E S t ern Montgomery
County Democratic Club, Kensing-
ten Democratic Club, the Young
Democrats Of Montgomery Coun-
ty, Thad Dulin American Legion
Post and the Four Corners Bust
ness Mems Association, and is
chairman of the Route 1913 i'm
provement Committee which was
formed to work for Improvement
of Old Bladensburg Road.
Mr.. Buscher is vice president
of the Maryland Young Democrats
end is a member of the Democratic
State Central Committee. He was
general manager of the county
Liquor Dispensary System for
three years an da shbeen a life
long Democrat. He served in the
Coast Guard in the World War II
and was first World War II COM
of the Maryland Veterans
of Foreign Wars in 1947 and 1948.
Mr.. Shure was a candidate for
the County Council in the 1850
elections and served two terms as
president of the Allied Civic Group
Of Silver Spring from 1949 to 1852.
He seeks election from the Fifth
Council District. He now is chair
man of the 10Th Precinct of the
Thirteeth Election District.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday, November II, 1853

General Hershey said, and it is
hoped that the committee will soon
be ready to present a comprehen-
siye Civil Defense plan to the
county council.
Must Think Seriously
"0ur citizens must begin to think
seriously about Civil Defense,
General Hershey said, because
they are the ones who must do
the work and the success or failure
of the program depends upon the
degree of their cooperation. AS
soon as a plan is adopted by the
county council, citizens will be re-
quested to participate in the pro-
gram. In the meantime, all those
who are interested in Civil De-
Tense can start to participate i'm
mediately by joining the Ground
Observer Corps or by enrolling in
a first-aid course and qualifying
themselves in first aid or as first
aid instructor. Detailed informa-
ton on the Ground Observer Corps
and first-aid courses may be
secured by contracting Mrs. Joseph
w Hazel, 81 Quincy Street, Chevy
Chase; telephone number, Oliver
2-4O06.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12
Rockville Council
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back yard. City officials were ask
ed to view the problem first hand.
P. J. Nee submitted a request
for sewer and water for building
to be constructed on their property
on route 240.
David E. Belts was instructed to
offer Eugene Zuck $500 for land
on which to erect the million gal
Ion water tower in the east end
of the city. Woodmont Country
Club has signified it will donate
adjacent land to the city for a
token payment of 81, Mr.. Belts
said.
At a hearing on Tuesday, No
vember 10, about 30 people from
the Baltimore Road area appeared
to ask denial of rezoning re-
quest by Porter Ward of property
at Stonestreet Ave. and Baltimore
Road. He wished it changed from
Residential A and Commercial D
to Industrial E. The petition was
denied. A request by Mr.. Ward for
rezoning of plot on Hungerford
Drive was taken under advisement
by the Council.
Hearing on changes in the first
section of the Rockville Zoning
Ordinance in compliance with the
report of the special coming com
mittee will be held in the Circuit
Courtroom Tuesday, November II,
at 500 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12
Diabetes

Continued From Page y
Stores in Silver Spring, Bethesda,
Kensington, Wheaton, Viers Mill
Village and Rockville; Citizens
Bank, Takoma Park; Trailer at
Georgia Avenue and Bonifant
Street, Silver Spring; Bill Daniels
Store, Travilah; Emerson's Cash
Market, Travilah Road; Shell Gas
Station, Twinbrook; Kraft's Store,
Rockville Pike, Montrose; Dunham's
Garage, Potomac; Meade w i
Hardware Store, Colesville; Smit-
tvs Gas Station, Colesville; Hill
wood Drug Store, Cloverly; DIGS.
Store, Glen Echo; Collisions Gas
Station, Macarthur Boulevard,
Glen Echo; Bonfield Gas Station
Macarthur Boulevard, Brookmont;
Health Center, Cabin John; Lynn's
Drug Store, Gaithersburg; Fire
house, Gaithersburg; Whites Hard
ware, Norbeck; Post Office, Olney;
Post Office, Sandy Spring; Post
Office, Ashton; Post Office,
GAINESVILLE; Mobley's Store, Dick
erson; Darby's Store, Beallsville;
Health Center, Poolesville; Otis
Watkins Store, Browningsville;
Deets Days Store, Lewisdale; Fire
house, Damascus; Whitesell's Phar-
macy, Damascus; Darne's Grocery,
Clagettsville; N. f. Hawkins Store,
Etchison; Hawkins Store, Wood
field; Thompson's Store, Cedar
Grove; Mains Store, Cedar Grove.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12
Gardner School
Approved for Vets

The Gardner School of Business,
Inc, located in. the Fig Building,
Silver Spring, been approved by
the State Department of Education
for the training of veterans under
Public Law $50. In accordance
with the law, a school must have
been in operation two years before
it is eligible for the training of
veterans. The Gardner School com
pleted its two years of operation
in Maryland on October /.
Any veterans interested in this
training should apply to the Re-
gional Office of the Veterans Ad-
for their Certificate
of Entitlement or call Juniper
7-9052 for further information.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12

until it died a few years ago Mr..
Brunette said.
Mr.. Faulk's age was in dispute.
A native Virginian, he described
Civil War experiences and claimed
to be nearly 100 years old. Mrs.
Lee Offutt, who had known him
for years, said he was near her
age however, and she is ST.
Three members Of the Rockville
Volunteer Fire Department were
hurt fighting the blaze. They are
Capt. Ray Mullican, burned on
the hands; Pvt. Joe Shipe, cut
right foot, and 1t. Upton Carter,
who stepped on a nail. All were
treated at the scene.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12
Suburban Trust
To Pay Interest

T. Howard Duckett, Board and
Executive Committee Chairman of
the Suburban Trust Company, an
nounces that 212% interest will be
paid on all savings accounts of
300 or more, effective January
l, 1854. The decision was reached
at a Board Of Directors meeting
held November 8.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12
Historical Society Meets

The Montgomery County His
torical Society will meet at 800
pm. Monday, November 16, at the
home of State Senator and Mrs.
Anders R. Lofstrand, Jr., South
lawn Farm on Horner's Lane,
Rockville.
Professor Thomas w. Pyle will
speak on Reproductions l Have
Made"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12

You never have TO pay TOO
MUCH for fine floor coverings
when you do business with The J.
|. KING FLOOR COMPANY. II
you're getting ready TO remodel
your home. redeeorote see
US. Let US show you JUST how
much floor coverings con influence
your decorative scheme. Stort
from the floor up.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12
Hospital
Continued From Page y
Purpose for Funds

Hospital funds are being sought
this year for three purposes:
/. To assure hospital care to
everyone in the community.
2. To provide doctors and pa
tents with the best possible mod
ern facilities.
3. To provide for future expan-
sion.
Regarding these purposes, Mrs.
Donaldson made this statement:
Careful administration enables
Suburban Hospital to operate most
of the year with its income balanc-
ing it's day by day expenses. How
ever, because of the desire of the
Suburban Hospital Association to
serve the best interest of the entire
community, it carries very heavy
charity load. There are never any
extra funds for improvements, or
for growth, or even to provide for
keeping up with new equipment
constantly being developed in med
ical research.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12
No Endowment

"Since the hospital has no en-
dowment, it must go to the COM
munity each year to ask help in
making up its loss on non-pay pa
tients, in continuing to improve
and add to its equipment and facil-
tiles, and to build up enough re-
serve so that it may always be able
to meet the health needs of a fast
growing area"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-12
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Continued From Page l.
Dessert; Mrs. Edwar Myers, Rolls;
Mrs. Eugene Sullivan, Mrs. Francis
Evening star., 1953-10-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1888 conv; has s5 h.p. VS.
engine, rgSSod cond.: S1oo. GAN
FORD Isl convertible; radio and
heater. In absolutely excellent con-
dition; SLABS. LOGAN (Ford), Me.
S-2S1S, 2O17 Va. ave. NV. Open
FORD 81 Country Squire station
tFordl. ME. 8-2sIS. 20I7 va. ave.
NV. Open evenings.
FORD AZ Tudor; radio. heater; in
excellent condition; S495. LOGAN
FordD. NE. S-2S1S. 2017 Va. ave.
NV. Open evenings.
FORD 80 Tudor Custom "S"; radio.
heater and Hydra-Matic; 81, ,595.
LOGAN (Ford). ME. 8-2S1S' 2OI7
Va: ave. NV. Open evenings
FORD 80 conv.; r. and h; motor
overhauled; new. top: $3.50. Eyer
green 4-4421: after 6. ia. 9-2076.
FORD 81 Victoria coupe; r. and h.:
age; very sharp; $i,ss5. iow-cost
eS1 oLpsMosIIE, SfrE; iSc, my s9ss56 GA. sEs ave-
NV. Cat N Hamp.), To. 2-51b6
FORDs SO. Custom 8. rordors:
equipped. radio, seat covers. turn
signals, light green and dark green.
low, mileage. one owner; $l,S45;
bank financing available. NORRIS
HUGHES. 761" Ga ave-. RA.
FORD 1949 Tudor; radio and heater;
Ssry Ssry sSSaS sSS9aGSd franspeTtasieni :, clean
INC, 1892 lld52S00 Ga. ave-. Wheaton. Nd;
Evening star., 1953-10-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD ORD '4s Fordor; T: and h. black,
NORTHEAST MOTOR Co. (Ford).
400 Benning rd.. ne. LU. 4-101l.
FORD 1949 Custom 2-dr.: r. and b..
exsn;Sr, exsTsS; sg7S' 1iI kloszI Rosszs. Tu 2-etss4
Sheridan blue, like new; cverdriye,
ETC.; $3.50. Guar. 80 days. Is
Minis; Wash: BROAD STREET
1Fotd in Falls CHURCH., 10Ol W.
FSfR al hs 80 SaE TuaSF tSTousn s ss s5d k% Is sHSe
Benning I'd. ne. LU. 4-IOi1.
FORD 81 Fordor; T. and h.. Al sps-
ia s6s5 p SokTHsasT sHIPsstSP MEoToR E1aTTSRRtesd co
!FoEdl, 44O0 Benning I'd. ne. LU.
FORD 81; by owner, excellent cond.,
new tires. T. and h. Wo. 6-904S:
FORD 40 de luxe "s'' Tudor; heater
MOTORS. oJS SoitoH re R. i, ave. it. ne. Be,
FORD 81 Custom "s" Tudor: Ford
Sacf SSnatio nsh and G exce tprn th4oSghoT iTS S6in
ANGLE MOTORS. SOLO R. /, ave.
FoRD 80 Custom custom "s" conv.; Cd,
r. and h., turn sigs.. Wv. tires, tip
se 'orf TK$NaGE 9ff M6ToRss M5!ttsR ssPo
FORD 1850 Tudor sedan; fully
eauipped; $799; only S95 down.
P1NEY prlSz BRANCH MOTORS, ~
FORD 1851 Victoria hardtop an coupe;
radio and heater. beautiful two
low 10 mil mileage; e =. one M owner Take ssi
1895. BELL MOTORS, 5OI0 wis.
consin ave. WO. $4,000. -1S
FORD '49 Custom ''S" Fordor; r.
h. overdriye, excel. tires and paint;
guaranteed BY your friendly Ford
Dealer; S195 or your car down;
| price only S795. TAKoMA CFoRp) 81
MOTOR Co, S725 Piney Branch
rd.. Silver Spring, Md. JU. $1,000
FORD '53 Victoria; r. and h., many
| other useful custom accessories, ..
+ tone green fnish, glare-proof glass
and other ref1nements; less thar
1000 miles; save first years depre.
your car. Mcneil 1studebaker} r.
4034 Wis. ave-. EN-. 3-72S6.
FORD 40 S-cylinder Fordor: radio
heater. overdrive; very clean; me
Ford. Me-. S-5s1s.' 2S00i7 va. SHe ave
NV. Open evenings.
FORD '52 convertible;. radio and &C.
LOGAN (FordJ, ME. s-Ss1s' tH 2oi;
va. ave. NV. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1953-10-16
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE

FORD 1947 BIS Tudor; excellent
FORD 81 Victoria: original two-tone
green and cream; one owner; kept
nice; vhite-wall tires, radio and
heater; loaded: $1,290. Guar; 80
STREET (Ford in Falls church,,
1001 w. Broad ST., JE. 2-51OO.
FORD al Super VS. club coupe;
darkest verde green, finish like new;
White-wall tires, sparkling chrome,
radio and heater, seat covers. A
cream pun. $275. Guar. 80 days.
Eltteen minis. Wash. BROAD STREET
ford in Fails Chnrch), 1901 W.
Broad ST. JE. 2-5100.
FORD 30 Tudor; dark Sheridan blue;
raolo. heater, turn signals, new tires,
SIDE mirror; finest condition. $3.50.
Guar: Z mos. Fifteen Minis. Wash,
Shurch), 1001 w. Broad ST., JE.
FORD so club coupe; beautiful: one
owner; completely equipped. ST .375.
Guar: 30 DAYS. Fifteen Minis. Wash.
BROAD STREET tFord in Falls
Chnrch), 1901 w. Broad ST.. JE
FORDS so: several to choose from;
must have radio and heater; ali In
splendid condition. 1895 or under
LOGAN (Ford). 2017 Va. ave. NV,
NE; S-2S1S. Open evenings.
FORD 81 S-paSs. Country SQUIRE;
equipped; sa1IIp motor completely over
S1.295. LOGAN (Ford), 2OI7 Va
ave: NV. ME. S-281S, Open ewes
FORD 81 VS. Fordor; r., h.; gooc
Sona.; G3t, tnlly guar; your car or verJ
totai caSf price gown only easy SssS o pESRents
FORD MoToR CO.. 9S0i s7a5 SHGM! Pine,
Branch rd.. Silver Spring, Md. JU
FORD ie5o VS.: Tudor, r. h., one
owner, very top cond.; guaranteed
by your friendly Ford Dealer; littl'
payments, full price. 1896. TAKoMl
FORD) MOTOR CO.. S725 Pine!
Branch rd., Silver Spring, Md. JU
FORD giis47 station wagon in nls goo,
cond; best offer. ia. 7-6432. LII
FORD 1850 Fordor; turn signals
cOnd.. $3.50 cail Il" OIL. o".ie5z; 4e54a1. eA'ei
FORD 80 VS. custom: overdrfive
sRcel sHce sisnals' dsna and nh h sG4S Wy
FORD so convertible; r.. and h.
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO, (Ford)
400 Benning -rd., ne. Lu. 4-1011
FORD '52 Fordor; heater, 1-owner
low mileage Al special, D. c
NoRfaGasr No5RsfEfEa Sqa5Sn moToR c., Il sFoTa SsS
400 Benning rd., ne. Lu. 4-1011
heater; clean as pin; $S45
WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO.. INC.
1889 East-West hwy, Silver Spring
Md, JU. 9-S003. 1925 Ga. ave.
Wheaton, Md, LO. 4-8O97,
FORD '46 Sportsman convertible: IA.
dio, heater, electric windows; new
top; real clean; $495. WILLIAMS
CHEVROLET CO., INC. 1889 East
West hwy, Silver Spring, Nd, JU
9-S003. 1925 Ga. ave-, Wheaton
Md. Lo. 4-8097.
radio and heater; real sharp; $1.195
| WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO., INC.
| 1889 East-WeSt hwy, Silver Spring
Md, JU. 9-S003. 1926 Ga. ave.
Wheaton, Md. Lo. 4-8097.
FORD '62 VS. Customline sedan
black; r and h., built with export
extras; excel, cond.; $1,000 or best
offer. By orig. OWNER. OIL. 2-131S
FORD 1e4s Custom "s" sedan Tudor:
low-cost transp. and easy financing
radio and heater; will sell at 1896
DIVER MOTOR CO, Dodge-Plym-
outh Dealer, 5000 Riggs rd., Chill
lum, Md, TU. 10000.