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Evening star., 1953-12-13

HEATERS, STOVES, gas ranges.
furniture, refrigerators. mattresses.
ACME STOVE CO.. MA. .S-S952.
ORGAN, Hammond. spinet preferred
EN- 1880.
PIANO-Thrifty musician wants loan
OF purchase ,Steinway, Bechstein
No dealers. Box 373-Y, Star. la
PIANO; small size, with full key
board; give make. asking price, etc.
Box 2S6-A, Star. la
or console: in good
condition. ia. 2-4549. -1S
PIANO FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT. used,
console or spinet, Gulbransen, Kim
ball. Baldwin or Gable. About $500
cash. No dealers. AID. 2-6S42 bet.
. and 8 pm. Sunday. Ia.
PLANO, Steinway grand or baby
grand; in good condition, reasonable,
Box 136-X. Star.
PIANO. small wanted: will. trade
Penn Yam boat in excel. cond. LO
PIANO. small size, reasonable: also
clarinet Snot metaD' for student
pay highest cash price
for your used piano, any make. TO
9-69I8. lis
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MIscELLANEoUs WANTep

ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture. full con-
tents or odd pieces, refgrs... stoves.
wash machs.. TVS. Closed Mondays.
3. E. FURN. CO.. 210 7th st. s.e..
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WASHINGTON RAG & BAG CO.
316 L ST. S.W. Phone DI. 7-sOO7
TABLE-solid NAH. Drexel din. rm.
table. Duncan Phyfe legs, and
upholstersd chairs; al! also o:,lsG custom, n
smallsT mailer Gtrs;, tsc, will sacrifice. RA.
Tlsif. TSIsafs' W. Walnut SS T. drop leaf: $50.
TABLE ldLE 81 sniGs Ing 1say., OAK So sGs RS
-31I276. 602 Gallatin st; NV,
: leaves. pad; ss5. NO. 1857.
TABLE. mahogany. two-step: / bisque
lamp, brand-neW. ia. $1,000.
leaf, 3 chairs. S25; also bed. double.
walnut springs and mattress, $25.
TARLES-Handsome nah. lthr.-top
conee and corner. $50 ea.;, Duncan
Phyfe drop-leaf. $25: gate-leg. $40;
nah. and lthr. card-tbl.. SO; NAH.
credenza, sos; Sect, $35: metal di-
nette set. $25: excel. cond. 140O De-
catur st. NV. Apt. 8. RA. 3-2S03.
TABLECLOTH, Chinese handmade,
displayed at San Francisco exposi-
tion, 72x196 in, $3.50; with or
without IL beautifully detailed nap
kins. 24x24 in. $150 additional.
JU. 5-O922. 8 am. to 2:30 pm.
5 to 9:30 pm.
TABLECLOTH, fine quality damask;
banquet size. 2x4 yds.. IL napkins.
Never used. SIS. OIL. 4-5327. 80
- ~~Y 49,
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EXTRA SPECIAL

ca TIA OT GO1AA
A new load Of ponies and horses iust
arrived from Tenn. The Christmas
gift you have been looking for. al
are fancy colored and very vel
hammered: priced to sell where YOU
can buy. All kinds Of saddles and
brides. A deposit will hold your
selection till Christmas. HILLTOP
FARMS, Fisher rd., Temple Hills,
Nd. LO. 7-S022. Ia
Evening star., 1953-12-13

BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity, and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP, 1868 Penna. ave. NV
BSoks sSueaT: =, any syuap.tsz; sy 2 Il
PEARLMAN. I'LL @ st. NV.
CAMERAS! Movie outntsi OpIy pest
types; pay top prices. RE. 7-2434.
BRENNER CO. 933 Pa ave. NV
COINS, autographs, letters, stamp col.
lee. gold, silver. old pistols. HOBBY
SHOP. 141S Wis, AID. 2-1272.
DIAMONDS, gold silver We paw
highest cash prices. See US frst.
AAst Ast for nsd4R MR sRoTT a17 p st NV
DTfAMoNSDD 15HEwELRY OF any descrip-
ton; gold and silver; cash paid.
ERNEST BURK: GA 18th st. NV.
DRAFTING BOARD ON STAND;
standard size. HA. 2-74S4. Ia
ELECTRO-STATIC AIR CLEANER
wanted. Phone AP. 1874.
FURNITURE, good used furniture and
household effects; any amount. Also
need refrigerator gas range and
good piano. Call MR.. GRADY. MA.
FURNiTTURE WANTED, any amount
hv; rm., bedrm., kit. misc. JU.
FTURRSahi1f;uRE-win buy entire con-
tents Of odd pieces; also, odd china.
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOOD'S, 9Th and <
sts. NV, ME-. S-62S7,
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WAR SURPLUS

asMAa aaMaA4Toeks. eAys' ST. sag; fks siekS. 4! II
5-GAL. NEW GAS CANS. 50
PAINT, 50 GAL: HAMMERS. SOC
s.. SAW BLADES, $1.25: AES
s6XHs NEW; ss; 4, gsEP3i 3.oTl r 9ucKETs kGG!
Soc: Ia" PLANES. s4.5O: DRol
CORDS. Sl.35: BLANKETS, ALI
WOOL, So: USED CANVAS. &c FIT.
MOTORS. $3.50: DROP CLOTHS
Evening star., 1953-12-13
TARPAULINS
TARPAULINS

Most sizes available at all times. N
FRANK & SON. Ala 3rd st. NV.
EX o.QuTA
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GUNS

WE WILL BUY ANY MAKE
-RIFLES-F1REARM
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORTS STORE
927 D ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

GUNS, binoculars radio typewrit.
teievision RELIABLE JEWELRY tx.
CHANGE 422 9th ct nv MA
GUNS. RIFLES AND sHoTGUNs
only. TRADING POST. 3336-3S M
st. NV, AID. 2-933O.
GUNS = Private collector will pay
more for your pistols. automatics.
war souvenirs, Shotguns and rtfies.
0T
Evening star., 1953-12-13

TeleviSion Test Equipment
Hickok. model .Ssx, FM signal gen.
erator. Hickok. model $50, Video-
meter. New. Special for both. $3.50.
Will sell separately. WA. 7-3111.
See. Call Mr.. DIAMBRA.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
home: cash. We do moving, storage
IA. 9-2937: evenings. RA. 3-1416
Evening star., 1953-12-13
CHINCHILLAS

Would you ike to have q business
which you could operate in your
home? See US for complete informa.
tion. Presently available mated and
bred pairs. small herds and single
istered breeding stock. CENTRE
CHINCHILLA FARM. Centreville.
Va. on Rt, 29-211. Browning 639-
Evening star., 1953-12-13

LU. 4-O5O0 -1g
BTEN0TYPE MACHINE = Excellent
rTNSnETir sSnSit1oH; 500 .ca1Ns TE e-64o5 p.-t..,
condition; $50 or best offer. Tu.
BTERLING SILVER, 4s pieces of in
ternational Enchantress; list $239. SO
Now SIS. S & w EXCHANGEA 2157
sFERiiNG Fl aHSi n;Ti SILVER. s.pc. col. hand.
will sell $500. Sterling silver fruit
sTEkIfNG TTikfii GOs S1LvEk. M Snmonosrammed S9SSa
heavy weight, or 8 place settings.
SToLE, white French Ansora. hand
made; beautiful gift; $50. JU.
Storm sf1fsSp WINDOWS. good condition, tS
evesFna1lil sn1i size. 81 by 81. w09odley
STORM 5Rf WINDOWS, all aluminium
double hung and easements; very
low prices. HE. 4-577S, RA. 3-0172
STOVE, gas. perfect condition. Hord-
sToSiES. TiSSi s4'' kHFRiGsa$roRs, IF ioSss$; gas;
sold as is. See janitor. 1880 R st.
SffRSoLLER, Murray, So; Gem play.
pen. So; like new. FRY. 37Ol Mich
s%soIS sSI$ AYE rs Sc; ;;S End "a. a, .v.., .,n.
Imss p~uS' e~Sei' SVAo''
STUDIO COUCH, apt. size washing
machine with stand, porch awnings,
STUDIO COUCH. dble., pillows,
maple back and arms. GE upright
vacuum; good cond. ia. 9-772S.
STUDIO COUCH, good condition. $40.
Chippendale coffee table, $40. Blond
oak bedrm. suite, S160. OIL. 4-5977.
SUITCASE, Samsonite. new; used
once; tan; cost S33: sacrifice, SIS.
sun LAMPEGE floor model on roll
ers; with timer; complete. $50.
IA, 5zSS51;. aoo. ..os., .,,,,
roller carriase. timer and extra
bulb. $40, Cash. WO. 6-7165.
Sun LAMP-Sperti combination ped
1900, Apt: 900.
SUPPLY CABINETS, wardrobe: metal.
wk.. IIl2 14th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
ffYTN09 ~ ~ ~
Evening star., 1953-12-13
STEEI,

STEEL
We have all kinds of new and used
steel, such as angle irons. reinforc-
ing steel. I-beams cut to size. GEN.
ERAL WRECKING CO., 1887 Brent
wood I'd. ne. AID. 2-6177. 10
STEEL-STEEL
Evening star., 1953-12-13
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
Furniture. bric-a-brac, china. glass
ware. Oriental art objects. jewelry.
rugs, silverware. paintings. por.
traits; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY, Ia. 9-3333.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China, furniture. silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects: Any 9uan-
1898: ewes. EN-. 3-6765.
ANTIQUES WANTED
any cond.; jewelry, bric-
a.brac; 143S Wis, ave; 2. KRuP-
Evening star., 1953-12-13

Blk in. to IL in. beams. long lengths
Also angle iron and reinforcing rods
Cut to size.
ACE WRECKING co.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

CRRTIFlCATE-S600, toward mau-
soleum in beautiful eemstery; IN
3 GRAND PIANOS-1 Knahe parlor,
6'4" IKE new: I Mason q Hemlin.
DB -; also good furniture. entire
studio eauipmsnt. Dox $685.. star.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
SETS
40% OFF

ACCESSORIES. CARS. ENGINES
20Go OFF
SHERIDAN HARDWARE
3135 Ga. Ave. RA. 3-3041
Evening star., 1953-12-13

Bring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded iewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

DACHSHUND, beautiful red female,
Axe reg, .marienlust breeding. ready
for Christmas; "a: 5-1s36: 90.
stock. Sc; 's s4so sow wheeler r1 I'd. Sc. Lo.
L1ovsssftS3; 1vssfS; TORTOISE sHELLED
rE1 spsyed 4ERk,rp ssss pN' ,.mrIe a5144 bous.bro
gift. . Reason Tor seliinrNhaSs to
CoSKER oCYSi PUPs, 02RS; ARC reg; small de-
posit will hold until Christmas;
Beautiful show-type. blacks and
blonds, wormed and innoc. LU.
sCOTTIiEs. Int. ch. Winning Trick
bloodlines. Axe reg. MacKINNON,
1909 Roosevelt St., Arl.. JE. 2-3432.
BOXERS, al Axe registered. Cham
pion sired. 3 tawnsi l bsindle. Ears
BsaGGfffuL BfslaSGRfffffu HeDs psdisreed Akc cocker eR
right for Xmas. Phone North 7-8S4S
or Republic 7-4372 for appointment.
ENGLISH Settlers, pets. hunters:
EseisssreS; E,snns "a. Fan; 3; cuNNlNoHIAsM' Cha
BooxERz. % 10; w;ts. Old: Axe reg; isvn
Christmas. HA. 2-7370: la
BOSTON TEHhAkH RURk!HS, WkS.
old, Axe, 4 males: Will hold TIL
Xmas. Also Boston terrier stud
service. PHILLIPS, NO. 7-7251. --13
PUPPIES WANTED, top prices: Axe
or good mixtures: only healthy pup
pies considered. KE. 7-1213. Open
coGkER sssi EeRa FTPs. s1Pj Axe. black, vef@ea @rs
and shots; $40 and $40. IKE. 7-l2l3.
Open Sat. and Sun. Ia
AfkEDALE PUPS, 8 wks., Axe. shots.
vormed: $50 and S75. KE. 7-1213.
Ouen Sat. and Sun. Ia
PEKiNGESE PUPS, 8 wks.. purehred.
shots, wormed: $75. KE. 7-1213.
Open Sat. and Sun. --l3
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe reg: excel.
pedigree; fiashy fawns. Siamese kit
tens. pedigreed. VIII hold until
CocKEE 1Tfii ~ sPaSfaI s1sfef' PUPPIES. Axe
reg, shots. wormed; deposit viii
hold till Xmas. JE. 3-204S. lib
FRENCH POODLE. male. black, IA
yrs. medium size, house trained,
champion sired, pediGreed. imported;
reasonable. OIL. 7-o623. la
COCKER PUPPIES, reds and hl0nds;
3 mo-. Axe: reasonable. JE. 2-1224.
COLLIE PUPS, 8 weeks. male and
female; peri; sable and white; out
standing; Axe reg; eh. stock only
$50 and NJ. xfA 0-S637. --1S
Evening star., 1953-12-13

tConttnueo on Nexs baoAb
Evening star., 1953-12-13
DOCS, PETS, ETc. tcens., ,

COOKERS, AKcp blond or black fe-
male, blond male. Deposit viii hold
pGnIR fcr Santa .,igs, IE 20isg l5,.,,r. a fema,e
Axe, venda Blakeen breeding.
champion stock. LO. 7-S141. -13
BOSTON TERRIER, mos, male:
shots, Axe. Will hold until Christi
mas JE. 4-4462. lis
PARAKEETS, ABS banded, babies,
all colors; some opalines and breed
DACHsHUHD PUPPY, red. 3 mos.
Axe; reasonable. Kenmore S-6749.
WEIMARANER, male, 3 mos: ideal
show. home. hunting companion.
BOXER PUPPIES. 10; shots and
rrnrunaI. Aryr vac WA 1909
Evening star., 1953-12-13
TIER BARGAINS

Royal. Underwood. Smith, at 25ee
below. regular prices. Old models.
S25 to S35. Most models, $39 to
$65. Late models, 500 to $50: 1-yr.
guarantee. (Free instruction and
budget plan II desired.) TEMPLE
SCHOOL, 1888 @ st. NV. Ma.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

4Z1O 9Th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.
front room. twin beds. couple with
child. will care. for child while
MTo Mnc'fiIE fIExszNr ESzss HkES1ss7 kES1ss71 mic. ,s 7ns'
Ink. hot plate. refgr., quiet sec,
empl. lady or couple. co. S-3731.
DUPONT AREA. ssie. rms. next to
SO wk. co. 5-i2i1; DU. 7-5S4s.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1910 2oth St
Lee. sgie. or dble. rm. Well lo-
4issaf fssfo. ARK. AvE.-pbie. and sale,
rms. nicely furn.;. mr.. 14th and
18th sts. transp. Phone privil. TU.
NEAR EAR Coz CONN. AVE.. se1s RodhSsn hs
St. n.w-Rm. for or 2 girls.
1si7 RaoDE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Apt. 203-(Ths Rockirgham); lge.
sgle. frt. warm rm. apy. pvt. bath;
eley.. telephone. free parking. S2S
roR Gap afPiNFD 2sPilNsnsn BE: g. 2&SzN. el,aaSs as
comfortable home In cultured sur
roundings. Lge. corner room adjoins
bath In spacious apt. Ldfy. and
brkfst. privils.. phone; grand piano.
AID. 4-3945 after 4 pm. ia
fConkfuueA AA NoXf Rnan.l
Evening star., 1953-12-13
"T" Clothes Poles

WASHINGTON RAG e. BAG CO.
Els l. st. S.W. Phone DI. 7-S007
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24

control, recreational facilities for
children, social activities, and the
combating of vandalism in the
community.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24
No Refuse Collection
On Holiday Weekends

Refuse collectors and lncln-
orator operators of the Wash
ingtOn Suburban Sanitary Com
mission have been granted the
State holidays of December 26
and January 2, in addition to
Christmas and New Years days.
Because of this, no refuse will be
received at the Bladensburg and
LaytOnsville incineratOrs, and
no refuse will be collected in
the Montgomery County portion
of the Sanitary District during
these holiday weekends. All pos
sible steps have been taken to
assure collections will be up to
date on Christmas and New
Years ewes and the succeeding
weeks. The public's understand
ing and cooperation are request
ed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24
Whitesell Drug
Store Sold to
MIR. Papiermeister

Mr.. E. E. Whitesell of White
sells Pharmacy has sold his bust
ness and is contemplating on 60
ing to Florida.
The Whitesell Pharmacy will
continue to operate under the same
name and the new owner, formerly
of Westminster has stated that
he hopes to continue to enjoy the
patronage of the Whitesell Phar-
macy customers and that he will
try to carry on the fine tradition
of the previous owner.
Mr.. Reese Whitesell will continue
to work at the pharmacy and to
live at his fathers home, after his
marriage on December 20.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24

Highlights on Monday nights
oownng results were among the
most exciting thus far this season
is many records were broken. AS
tar as individual accomplishments
were concerned, the honor goes to
George Smith of Frazier's Barber
Shop who set the pins down for
l three game total of 407. This
established new high individual
ct, eclipsing by four pins the pre-
vious high set rolled by Bob
Mosher of General Hauling just
.wo weeks ago.
Frazier's Barber Shop toppled
high team game by one pin when
hey rolled GIG game. But that
high team game stood for only a
lew minutes as Tolmur's Restaur-
mt came through with a Gal game
n their third game of the night.
This meant that the previous high
,eam game of 615 held by Bill
Dee's was broken twice on the
same night. In addition to having
heir high team game broken, Bill
Dee's high team set was also put
aside as Leland L. Fisher rolled
the three following games 598,
500, 587) giving them a team set
} 1885.
Monday Nights Results
Tolmur's Restaurant (Barnsley
1857. g.. Miller's Dutch Tavern
lJones 1922 0; Hickman's Taxi
Davis 1861 3, Bill Dee's price
357) o; Reed Bros. &c, Burdette
$500 2, A &.P Zones 35O). /; Le-
land L, Fisher wv. Hershey S71)
2. Frazier's Barber Shop &C. Smith
1917, 1; Town & Country Electric
(Beane 1917 2, SANKEY'S Tastee
Diner (Souder 1861 /; General
Hauling welsh 327) 2, Custom
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24

I'm sad at the thought that The
Boss - Phil Austensen = will no
longer be Editor of The Sentinel.
Before writing for The Sentinel, /
had run into him at various civic
organization meetings-and when
| called him back in April or May
suggesting column for the
Wheaton-Glenmont area, he not
only accepted the suggestion, but
asked if l would do it. He has been
more than fair in. the space given
me = even though occasional
columns had to be omitted, be-
cause space was limited .. anc
who can blame an editor for run
ming paid for ads, rather paid tt
columns!
My hope now is that he will have
time to write the book, which is
theoretically in the back of the
mind of every newspaper man
when he has the time" Well sa,
Well be seeing you" to Phil. and
with a prayer) Hello" to whom
ever (whoever?) the next Boss
may be. NJ
Maybe you've read it elsewhere
but 1 think it worth repeating, in
case you didn't see it. :. 4,100
specimens were examined in Mont
gomery County this year.
Over 400 children made the
Volunteer Christmas Bureau 500
cans of food and nearly seventy
toys richer, = by going to the
Wheaton Lions Club = sponsored
Christmas movie show at the Viers
Mill Theatre last Friday afternoon.
Admission to the show was q
can of food, a toy, or clothing. {.
and apparently the Lions were com.
pletely successful in their effort
to help the christmas Store"
where needy parents "shop" for
Christmas gifts for themselves and
their youngsters, free.
ThirtyThree Wheaton Lions and
their children-an average of one
and a half child per pop last
Thursday enjoyed a Christmas din
ner together at the Town and
Country Inn. A Christmas tree
Santa Claus, and gifts for the girls
and boys were enjoyed by alas
were the films which were shown
through the courtesy of the Navy
via Mr.. William McLaren. The color
films were Rudolph, the Red
Nosed Reindeer" and "a Visit
From st. Nicholas" = or better
known to most of us-as the might
Before Christmas" 3
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24
By Mrs. Philip Marcus
lockwood 5.3O44

Z. The Boy Scouts of Troop 433
held its own Court of Honor for
the first time at it's meeting We'd
nesday evening, December 16. Dur
ing the ceremonies, which were
held at Glenmont Elementary
School, Mark Inlay was invested as
the first Star Scout of the Troop.
The honor was presented to him
by his father, Troop Committee
man Ralph Inlay.
Following a prelude of music,
selections from "Oklahoma," Mark
Inlay welcomed parents and
friends on behalf of the boys, and
Troopmaster L. W. Myers gave a
short talk on the meaning of the
Scout Oath. Assembly was called
by Troop Bugler, Jim Emerson,
after which the Color Guard
brought in the Flags.
The Rev. Mr.. Thomas Shire
ewes of the Glenmont Baptist
Church gave the Invocation.
Mr.. Myers, who is retiring as
Scoutmaster, invested the Tender
foot Scouts. These boys are Jackie
Andre, Alex Ober, VILLA m
4 Schmidt, and Bryan Lowe. The
traditional Candlelight Ceremony
was held by the Troop welcoming
chose boys into Scouting.
Mr.. Fred Paratore invested Full
ton Davis, John Donaldson, Bill
Smallman, Eldon Karr, and Will
liam Fritts lin absentia) as Sec
ond Glass Scouts. Dick Harrison
was invested as a First Class Scout
by Mr.. Frank Smallman. Then
Mark INLAY received his Star from
his dad.
Recognition of merit badges
earned was made by Mr.. Horace
Porter, and in closing poem 'De-
fiinition of Scouting" was read.
This was followed by TAPS"
played by Bugler Emerson.
After postlude music, parents,
boys and friends enjoyed refresh
ments in the school cafeteria. Mrs.
Ralph Inlay was chairman of the
refreshment committee.
In addition to exchanging small
gifts, the boys of Troop 433 brought
to the party and Court of Honor
cans of food and groceries, which,
along with a check were taken to
the Volunteer Christmas Bureau.
The next meeting of Troop 433
will be held January 6.
The December meeting of the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24
1854 CHEVROLET

Display of the new 1854 Chew
rolet attracted large crowds to The
Rockmont Motor Co. last Friday
as the leadership held an open
house to mark the premiere pre-
sentation of the new line.
Mr.. F. E. Williams, Jr. reported
that visitors came from wide
area to inspect the 1854 model and
appeared favorably impressed by
the many new features introduced
by Chevrolet.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24
COM L ST. 1T z
New !!
AUTOMATIC WINDOW AND
SEAT CONTROLS

Touch button TO adjust front win
dowS or seat. Optional on Bel Air and
"Two-Ten'' models at extra cost.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24
Co. Holds Up 100000
Check for ArmOry Lot

The County Council is holding
up a 100000 check it owes the
Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission for the
Armory Lot in Silver Spring. The
lot, now used for public parking,
has already been graded, fenced
and stoned by the County. Deed
ON another lot involved in the sale
has caused the holdup.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24
New !!
POWER BRAKES

First in the Low.Priee FieIdI
Chevrolet Power Brakes make stop
ping wonderfully easy and conven-
lent. Optional at extra cost on Power
glide models.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24

We're glad to hear that Kirk
Stewart, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Stewart of Brookhaven Drive, is
home from the hospital. Kinks leg
was broken when he was struck
by an oil truck on Kemp Mill Road.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24
CHEST AIDE RESIGNS

Mr.. David Scull, president of
Montgomery County Community
Chest and Council has announced
the resignation of Miss Donna
Hoover, Campaign Assistant and
Public Relations Director for the
past two years. No successor has
been named as yet.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24

WON TU"eTIUI IN us FIeTdI
Most powerful Chevrolet passenger
car engine ever built! Teamed with
Powerglide, optional at extra cost.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24
BOWLING

Carpentry johnson 312) /; Rock
vile Motor Co. (Dronenburg,
Miles, 310) 2; Rockville PIT. and
Hdw. q. Melvin 1917 1; Rockmont
Motors (Oden 315) 2, Coffey's
Furniture (Amos 341) /.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24
Wheaton cIenmon cIeunings
Boy Scout Troop 433 Holds Honor
Court; Mark Inlay Named Star Scout;
Wildcats Keglers Lead Teen League
Wheaton cIenmont cIeoninss

Wheaton-Glenmont Public Health
Lay Committee, last Thursday at
the home of Mrs. E. L. Riddell on
Dawson Avenue, was lot of fun.
1t might even have been called
"Children's Day." because. inter-
spered with the 20-odd mothers
(plus one grandmother) were some
six children, ranging in age from
five months to about five years.
Five-month-old Neville Greenough,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Green
ough, the youngest one there-the
others being Dannie Harrington,
Jack Hughes, Dottie Miller, Caro-
Ign Haskins, and Susan Marcus.
After a brief business meeting,
the ladies exchanged 25-cent pre-
sents on the 81 like what you got
better than what l did, so exchange
with me" basis l described last
week. was No. 2, and started out
with very clever plastic fish
lemon wedge squeezer but
number higher than mine liked it
better than her choice. :. so l lost
him, but did wind up with pair
of lovely hand-crocheted earrings.
The January meeting of the Lay
Committee will be at the home of
Mrs. Ida Cummins at 1900 Gait
Avenue. Ladies interested in join
ing the group are welcome to come.
Mrs. Riddell won the Committees
prize Of S. offered to the person
bringing in the most new active
members during the past six
months.
At the December 16 meeting of
the newly formed Connecticut Ave
nue. Park Citizens Association, the
Bylaws for the group were adopt
ed. The Executive Committee acted
as the Bylaws Committee.
The membership of the group
now numbers 90. Membership is
under the craftsmanship of Mr..
James Elliott. Helping him are
Mrs, Morton A. Barron, Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Horowitz, Mr.. Richard
King, Mr.. Stewart Lewis, and Mr.,
Marc Jacobs.
Two committee chairman have so
far been set-Membership under
Mr.. Elliott, and tree planting for
the area, under Mrs. Barron. Other
committee chajrmen will be named
by President Anthony DeFrank in
he near future.
On the Executive Committees
program for the Association are:
Tree planting, japanese Beetle
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-24

Springbrooke Forest Citizens
feel indebted to Kirk - who is not
only their evening paper delivery
boy, but is also School Patrol Boy
for the area. All his friends and
neighbors wish him a speedy re-
covery.