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GARAGES

BUILDING. 3ox55 it.. freproof; day.
mfg; Call AID. 2-7147. is
PARKING LOT FOR RENT-Rear
2519 Pa. ave. NV. Two lge. spaces: :
will take trucks: easy access; S15
mo. for spaces. McCREA, RE.
7-3424. daily. 9 to 5. ga
GARAGE FOR RENT, 900 block Irving
st. ne; suitable for jobbers; can
store truck. ladders, material. etc,
S29 Ssol9o. no. Call MR.. BROWN. Ho.
BRICK. 4-car tundivided), 27sse
tricity: rear of 1915 Clifton st. NV.
Lge: alley lot: sale or rent. EN-,
2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S67. 80
1 5th AND MASS. AVE, rear i823
Q st.1oOne-car, SIS. BARRY CO,
GARAGE, for small pickup truck
desired; vic. of 14th st. and r
or s NV. DU. 1882, MIR. MATH.
GARAGE FOR RENT-s1o mon month.
3373o7 Cathedral ave. NV. AID.
REAR ssos PORTER ST. nv? Nv
Single; avail. immed.: $40 per mo.
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST
CO., ST. 10000 10
REAR OF III6 CHAPIN ST. NV
Five garages for lease, individually
or as a whole. Call MR. VINNICK,
ME. S-2294. -I9
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WANTED
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORDS S2l 1949 F-6. VS.; s.25x2C
S2.100. UN. 4-933S. go
THREE INTERNATIONAL METROS;
low mileage. very good cond.; priced
st. ne. DU. 1906 or Ii. 7-2539
GMc 1852 a4-ton pickup. commer.
SI.15O. Apply TExAco SERVICE
FORD 1916 la-ton panel: motor
sxecssla;,- mechanically perfect. RA,
REQ IS4e 2-ton tractor. complete
up. with hand control; good rubber
and excellent condition: an out
standing truck buy; $745. CHEVY
CHASE CHEVROLET. 7725 Wise.
ave-. OIL. 4-6100. --19
CHEVROLET 81 2-ton dump; 3-yard
1Sis sassS WB.1sAr 81 S1VihSg WhiTE TRACTOR M1s
and 1889 24-ft.- van body, Trail
mobile trailer. $1,000. Can be seen
at BEALL'S ESQ SERVICENTER,
Rockville, Md. Poplar 2-4300.
FORD 1850 dump; 8-yd. body: F.6;
good cond.; 2-speed axle; big "6''
cyl: $685.. Manassas 69-J. -19
FORD 1949 y ton van; sacrifice,
Sl,I5O. GIACALoNE & SON, JU. s.
5525. JU. 5-334S. -23
FORD 194s 1a-ton pickup truck;
excel. .cond.: private owner. 1895
TRIrSKs Or esst Offer fer q, 2-s412s;, ,-19 =
F-6 dump. like new throughout.
$595 down. S11S.69 for IS months
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.. 900 r. /
DODGE 1946 1a-ton panel: excel
mechanical cond.. good rubber, new
heater and battery; best offer. Cal
JU. 5-97S7. 80
FORD 194S h-ton panel: black: in
WarrantS slg aSo0 s5S5 ARh1NdfoN dfT% Mo- oc
TOR CO. 1917 Moore St. Arl.. va,
FORD 1941 1-ton van; 4-speed trans
mission; in good shape and ready
for use; S195. G. H. SATTLER. LO
GTERNArIoNAL ns-ton panel true truck;
clean; good running order. Can be
seen at Bonifant's Serv. Sta. 1920
14th st. NV. $3.50. Sale by OWNER.
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TRAILERS tcont.)

'52 TRAVEL MASTER, 35-ft.; Q bed-
rms; sleeps z; excel. cond.; awning
incl: $500. Lot 23. Temple Trailer
Village, Alexandria. -I0
FOR SALE BY OWNER-l951 Rolla-
home trailer. 27-ft.; like new; three
, rooms % and bath; KI. S-923O. -19
'62 VICTOR 29-ft.; like new; $4,000,
Can be financed. Lot 40O-A, Wood
ley HIS TT. Ct, Rte. /, south Of
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THE EVENING STAR A-23
Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, APRIL Is, 1853
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER-Win a 1850 stude-
baker absolutely free Nothing to
closes 9 pm. April is. Get your
sntgy blanks at AMERICAN sERv-
Glebe rd.. Arlington. Va. is
$1.575; very low mileage: aqua
HI; H; L SHADE, Ju. 7-779s for full
sTG6EBAKER 80 Champion re- REGAL
$3.50 or best offer. wo. 6-4i69.
STUDEBAKER AZ 4-dr. sedan; r..
s675' 81 ok KE.s ssoa soassgl 5gS0er; good cS9d;
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Landcruiser.
wSitsNMsu vSSS,tGne tan 9ilss and rInsl maroon New
condition. Radio. heater. seat COW
ers. Automatic drive. Private owner.
S1.595 or will take older car as
down payment. Balance can be A.
nanced, Crescent l06-RX all day
saturday and Sunday. l9'
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Star
light Club coupe, heater, custom
Ss75: Ewes, Ii. 3-6s09; Sun. DE.
TRIUMPH 1851 Mayflower cdr:
equipped, low. mileage: black finish.
IhiS beautiful 1-owner car gets over
35 miles per gal. Absolutely same
as brand-new in every detail Must
be seen to be appreciated. Sl,095.
BELL MOTORS, 50I0 Wis. ave-,
WO. $4,000. 10
wILLYS 1850 4-wheei drive station
wagon: recond. motor. pract new
44Tes; 81 Jos. HUNTER MOTORS.
WILLYS l947 wagon: overdrive and
heater; mech, good; S595. HUNTER
MOTORS. XII. S-1333. lis
WILLYS 1858 4-cyl. station wagon;
nj; $ls;43s5. HUNTER MoToRs,
Willis isls Jeepster; orig. tires:
like neT; Sa$ $$s46. HUNTER MoroSRs.
wILLYS 1850 e-cyl. station wagon:
overdriye. h.: $S95. HUNTER MO.
WILLYS '53 Aero 4-dr. sedan; COM
pany oficial car, low mileage; custom
heater; neW-car title and warranty.
THIS car VIII be sold this wk. Sl;595.
OLDsMOB1LE 1887 sedan $50
Mercury 1910 sedan --- so
chevrolet l04l sedan ---- 95
Dodge 1947 coupe ---l50 80
Lincoln l941 sedan $50
Dodge 194l sedan
Dodge 1910 sedan = 95
Others to Choose From
JOHN S. REECE
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont J
SPECIAL. PRICE SALE

GMC 1850 2-ton 6-wheeler: 1S-ft
fiat body; excellent condition.
Dodge 1949 2-ton COE: 2-speed
axle, left. stake body; Al through
Ford 1850 F-S: 134-in. w.b. chassis
100000 tires, air brakes, can be
used for dump or tractor.
GMC 1850 34-ton pickup; q good
heavy-duty unit in fine condition.
Ford 1949 4-ton pickup; this is a
Ford l94S F-6: 15S-in. w.b. chassis
only: excellent condition.
Federal 1949 45M2 tractor; sleeper
cab; excellent condition; a fine road
rhese trucks 5eeiad muSt ;1" he eiiGe Moved quick
most are fully guaranteed: terms.
SHERIFF MOTOR co.
Onn . 7 Aua ME- 1OS
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIVE MISC.

MOTOR (Ford), in good cond.; will
sell or trade for Mercury motor.
MOTOR, for AT, '4s, 40 Kaiser or
Frazer; good condition. JU. 9-2160.
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for or

SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week: highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars ia. 9-4S01
WESTERN BUYER has tmmed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga ave. RA 6-1122
makes OF cars Ne assured at
MCKEE Po0NTTAc 1884 [ st nw
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model convertibles and hard tops.
@GSEi1 eonsin ave- lstgSeOstsg; E% ssgse 4os4 Wis
USED VAN TRUCK or body, 16 It.
or longer wanted by pvt. party
Ii. 4-4676 10
WANTED-Good '3s or SO Chev.;
no dealers: has to be in good cond.
Wkdays. after 4:30 pm, ia. 7-S119.
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USED TRUCKS
Sprinptine Bargains


1898 gsvSs Chevrolet y,1l. sH., s:tSn c: and C.;
pletely reconditioned. new paint;
SS45: 1947. Chevrolet 2-ton hatbed.
de luxe cab, al mech. condition,
$745; 1949 Chevrolet 2-ton stake.
excel. mech. cond., good rubber.
Sold and serviced by us, $995; 1850
Chevrolet Ia-ton panel. one owner
low mileage, S945; 1850 Chevrolet
sedan delivery. Al condition; 2 to
choose from. S945 each. 1852 GMC
l5-ton pickup, owner. 1000 actual
mi. Save several hundred dollars.
Only S1.196.
ALL TRUCKS CARRY OUR Ok.
CHEVROLET WARRANTY. Terms
or trade trough GMAc. Call for
CHEVY SEffsV1 CHASE CHEVROLET
7725 Wis. Ave: Oh: 4-6100
so FORD --$85O
ia-ToN PANEL
.-ToN VAN
so FORD -------$1, 1895
ls-ToN COURIER
'46 FORD -----S25O
ia-ToN PANEL
'49 CHEVROLET S795
SEDAN DELIVERY
SteuaFt Truck Center
2001 W. Va. Ave. NE, LA. 5000
-10
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THIS BOAT Is INSURED
FULLY EQUIP. AND READY TO GO
New last July. 1852. Chris-Craft
1S-ft. express cabin cruiser. 2 hunks
foam rubber mattresses, custom
made canopy. Has 60-h.p. Chris
Craft engine and is really fast. Just
painted and put in water last week
Cockpit approx 90 50. It. and per-
feet for fishing or boating on bay
or river. Actual cost. 5000. would
than $1,000, as have ordered larger
boat. Call EN-. 2-202O Sat night
or early Sun. morn. for demonstra-
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DEALER FROM N. G..
Pay big prices for 30 to So cars,
74O0 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 3-9S44, 30
GOOD MAN FOR BAD CARS
$50 and up Immediate re
moval ia 9-7369
ANY MAKE OR MODEL
Late models and prewar. Drive in
off balance. WOLFE MOTORS. 1891
Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-014I.
CADILLACS WANTED
Abb models. See US before you
trade or sell your Cadillac. We will
pay you top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES, 1345 Que st. NV.
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I4-FT. OLD TOWN SPEEDBOAT-
Windshield and steering; 33-h.p
Evinrude; $495 or best offer. Boat
IN water. JE. 2-S363. ia. S-0055
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FORDS (2) 1949 F-6. VS.; S.25x2O
tires; 2-speed rear; 3-yd. bodies:
S2.1O0. UN. 4-933S. -22
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pass top survey. Priced for quick
sale. $4,000. Days, MA. S-S09l;
nights, 10. SS643. 80"
BARNAGAT, sneak box: 2 sets Of
sails, with trailer. Can be seen,
Quarters 2S, Ft Myer, North Post.
Evening star., 1953-04-18

oUTBOARD CRUISER, 1879, 25-h.p.
Johnson. fuel tanks; complete ac-
commodations for > YACHT CLUB,
Colonial Beach. Va. Phone 237l.
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Damascus 49,.

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took charge of organizing trans
portation for all families who
needed a ride to be x-rayed. A
call to Damascus 5151 would guar
antee arrangements, Mr.. White
sell said.
Mrs. E. Lloyd White was ap-
pointed captain of volunteers to
work on the x-ray unit and the
following women have already
agreed to serve: Sara Welsh, Mrs.
E. E. Whitesell, Mrs. Cecil Allnutt,
Mrs. Emerson Slacum, Mrs. Beu-
lah Hyatt, Mrs. Emily Ifert, Mrs.
Roland Green and Mrs. William
Waters.
Farm owners present at the
meeting were impressed with the
opportunity of free x-rays for all
their tenants and employees. TO
know that our farm workers are
free from tuberculosis and other
ailments x-ray can show helps to
protect our farm investment. 1t
keeps the good name of our farms
good" they said. The planning
group agreed to make special ar
rangements for farmers bringing
in their tenants and employees.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30
Trade Board
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for man and women, a horseshoe
pitching tournament, a treasure
hunt for the youngest youngsters,
series of races climaXed by a
number of novelty race events,
swimming will be available in the
attractive springfield swimming
pool on the outing grounds.
The game committee under Da-
vid l.. Belts and Mort Hayes is
moving along with its plans, and
although these have not been an
nounced, they will include a num-
ber Of games of general interest.
The prize committee, headed by
Mrs. Irene Young and Mrs. Eliza
beth Talon, has begun its collec-
ton of prizes TO be offered
throughout the day.
A great deal of interest has al
ready developed over the door
prize of a 1872? Chevrolet 3-door
sedan in good running condition.
While it is expected that those
who attend the outing will bring
their own box suppers, it has been
noted that it will be impossible
for some to bring box lunches.
Therefore, a snack stand will be
set up where hot dogs and other
items may be obtained. The COM
mittee operating this stand is un-
der the chairman ship of Mrs. Ell
izabeth Talon and Mrs. Irene
Young.
Bottled beverages and hot cof-
fee will be provided free. The
beverages will include soft drinks
and beer provided by the Christian
Heurich Brewing Co. through its
representative Peyton NJ. "Doc"
Mannar. Soft drinks have also
been donated.
Don't forget the date and place:
Wednesday, August l2 from 81 at
Southlawn Farm, Rockville, the
home Of Col. A. h. Lofstrand and
Senator A. K. Lofstrand, Jr.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30

AUGUST - Annual Fried Chick
en- and Country Ham Supper,
Damascus High School. Sponsor
ed by Baker Council No. 104
Daughters of America. Home
made rolls and hot vegetables.
$3.50 pm. 430
AUGUST - GAINESVILLE Tourna-
ment 9 am. chicken dinner, pic
mic, good music, benefit Saint
Mary's Church, Barnesville, Md.
692
AUGUST 6 - Fried Chicken and
Country Ham Supper; sponsored
by Women's Guild of St. Marks
Episcopal Church, Fairland, to
be held in The Parish Hall. g.,
8 pm. Adults $1.50, children 75c.
425
AUGUST 8 - Annual Fried
Chicken and Ham Supper. Corn
pudding, homemade rolls. St.
Luke's, Brighton, Nd, a pm.
318
AUG. B Fried Chicken and
Country Ham Supper corn pud-
ding and hot vegetables, at st.
Bartholomew Church, Laytons-
vile, Md. 4-8 pm. 142
AUGUST IL - Clarksville picnic,
Clarksville, Howard County, Md.
Fl
TUG. Is - Annual picnic. Wood
field Methodist Church; Fried
chicken and country ham sup
per. Music by Browningsville
Band, 1880; also softball at A
pm. 143
AUGUST Is - Annual Chicken
and Ham Dinner with home
made bread and hot vegetables,
st. Johns Episcopal Church, Oh
ney, a pm. Home made cakes for
sale. 429
AUG. 10 - Harvest Dinner at the
Potomac Church, 5 to 8; adults
$1.75, children $1.00. 283
AUG. % - Chicken and ham sup
per, benefit of St. Peters
Church, Olney; Bazaar, to be held
at st. Johns Community Hall,
Olney, Md. 8 to 8 pm. 471
SEPT. IL - Fried Chicken and
country ham supper, at Clarks-
burg Community Hall, benefit
WSCS. Clarksburg Methodist
Church, starting at a pm. 473
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30
Fire Bill
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charter will not mean what it says
we feel that home rule should
go beyond the county level, and in
to the administration of local af-
affairs also"
"This bill does not do anything
that could not better be done by
acting in the case of each depart
ment separately" Clitus Bour-
deaux of Gaithersburg told the
hearing. DR.. Forte Sandison, also
of Gaithersburg, asked for the
veto with the remark that each
fire board is capable of managing
its own affairs, and is in closer
contact with the feelings and needs
of its own area"
Several speakers also blasted the
proposal as mot needed and not
wanted"
DR.. S. H. Ingberg, retired gov
ernment fire safety expert from
Bethesda, and Mrs. Rose Poll re-
presenting the County Civic Fed
Grafton, urged the council to veto
the measure and appoint COM
mittee to work with the fremen
to draft mutually-acceptable bill
for passage next year.
DR.. Ingberg suggested one re-
form in the county fire department
setup, and opined that the depart
ments would fall in line if faced
with possible outside regulation. :"
He recommended that purchases
of major equipment be approved
by the County fire board, with
open bidding required. He also ad-
vocated that a purchasing sched-
ule be made up by the departments
each year, let on competitive
open bid basis, and that purchas-
ing be centralized either in the
county fire board or even through
the County's purchasing depart
ment to standardize equipment.
Mrs. Ralph Gross of Greenacres
urged the Council, if it will not
veto the bill, to make it subject
to referendum.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30
County Manager
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licensed in Virginia, New Jersey
and Oslo.
His only son Edward D. is a
lieutenant C.g.) in the Navy and
has been living for some time in
West Hyattsville, Md.
His two daughters Patricia, and
Ronnie, have been attending a
nursing school in Norfolk and
Ohio State University, Columbus,
respectively.
Since Mr.. McNayr's departure
from the county Finance Director
Alex X. Hancock has been serv-
ing as acting county manager, Mr..
Hancock has indicated his unwill-
ingness to accept the position on
a permanent basis.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30
Community Chest .

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f1er social worker, is chairman of
the Planning Committee which
guides the Council section of the
Chest and Council. The Councils
purpose is to promote, develop,
maintain and coordinate the social
welfare, recreation and health
work in Montgomery ounty.
y Mrs. Goldberg has been author
lied by the Board of Trustees to
enlarge planning functions to in
clude four subsections: Recreation,
welfare, health and services. The
service section will be determined
by fields of service, rather than a
field Of planning, such as the
Christmas Bureau, now function
ing as service of the Chest and
Council and an Information Bu-
reau with file on all existing
agencies, qualifications, nature of
service, eligibility, etc.
Warren Tydings, manager of
Hhe Hecht Company, Silver Spring,
Is chairman of the Public Rela-
tions Committee which advises in
the preparation and Interpretation
of all publicity regarding the
Chest and Council. Mr.. Tydings
is organizing Speakers Bureau
which will be active this Fall, pre-
ceding and during the annual Red
Feather Campaign.
Miss Maybelle Vandermark of
the general conference of Sew
-enth-day Adventists in Tako-
ma Park, will serve as chairman
of the Admissions Committee. This
committee is responsible for the
establishment and operation of the
proper and necessary machinery
pfor the admission of agencies ap-
plying for association as member
agencies and for inclusion in the
annual financial campaign.
~ In announcing these appoint
ments, Mr.. Scull emphasized the
democratic process employed by
the Chest and Council in its gov
ernment. Scull stated that more
than 100 business, professional and
civic men and women of Montgom-
cry County direct the work of the
Community Chest and its member
agencies; plan their programs,
budget and allocate contributions
where they will do the most good,
and audit every Chest expendi-
tture."
There are eleven Red Feather
agencies in Montgomery County.
Hundreds of County citizens who
are concerned about their commu-
nifty serve on the Boards and
Committees of all these agencies,
and direct their work.
Every contributor is a stock
holder in the Community Chest
program of needed health, welfare
and recreation-group work serv-
ices, and has the right to exam
inc the records Of all policies and
expenditures and is invited to vol
unteer for nomination to posts of
responsibility in directing the af-
fairs Of the Chest and lis MEM
Der agencies.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30
In MemOriam

In memory of our dear father,
Ralph c. Ward, who left us so
sunddenly one year ago today, Ju-
ly 81, 1852.
So quick and suddenly you passed
away,
1t was Gods will you could not
stay;
For far beyond in land so fair,
You have joined mother waiting
you there.
Daddy, dear, We all pray
That with Gods will
We shall meet some day
And be eogether eternally.
His devoted son and daugh-
ter: Ralph and jeanne
Ward. 1853
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30
In MemOriam

In loving memory of my dear
husband and our father, Melvin
Smith, who passed away four
years ago, July 27, 1949.
The love we gave for you
Will never from us part
Tho you have gone beyond our
reach
You'll always be in our hearts.
Loving wife, Thelma Smith,
and children. ACT
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30
Misc

~NOW WRECKING - AZ De-
Sofa, '3s Plymouth, i39 Oldsmo-
bile plus many others. See us for
auto parts We buy old or used
cars and metal junk. Hours 9-6
daily, Sunday 8 to ~ noon. Phone
Gaithersburg 790-W-4. Hoag G.
Hoag Wrecking Yard, 3 miles N
of Rockville on 24O, then E. u
mile on oakmont Avenue. 2s7
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30
Lost or Strayed

LOST - Female part Terrier
dog, white with few tan spots.
Strayed away from home several
days ago within vicinity of Read
ing Avenue, East Rockville. An
swers to name of "Trixy." Re-
ward. Tel. Poplar 2-34l5. 493
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30
For Sale

b. ~REFRIGERATORS & WASH
ERS = Three reconditioned Frigi-
daire washers, one Bendix Econo
mat, one Thor Auto Magic; one
Kenmore wringer washer; one
Speed Queen wringer washer. All
priced for quick sale. Call Poplar
2-3905.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30

/" FARM FAMILY (smalD for
1O0-acre cattle farm with tractor
experience, Damascus area. Six
room house, electricity, bath. Ref
erences. Tel. Damascus 1854.
400
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30

~EVERGREENS - Flowering
Shrubs, Roses, Magnolias, shad'
trees, fruit trees; raspberries
grapes, strawberries, asparagus
and rhubarb plants; also potted
plants, perennials and ANNALS. If
it is worth planting we have it.
Lowest prices. Lowry Riggs, end
of s. Washington Street, Rockville.
Md. 921
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30
Help Wanted
MALE

EDAIRYMAN WANTED y
permanent job with house, all
modern conveniences. See John
M. Bean, Olney, Md. after 6 PM,
or Saturday and Sunday all day.
481
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30

SKUNK, PAPER, IRON =
Brass, aluminium, copper, cast iron,
house rags, steel sheet iron, junk
cars. We call for large accumula-
tion. Yard in Rockville on Route
249. Tel. Poplar 2-3924, Montgom-
cry Iron & Metal Co. 1858
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30

~FLOOR SANDER and Edger,
$500 per day; $1.00 hour min.
imum; also larger model Sander
and Edger $500 per day. Western
Auto Associate Store, Rockville,
Md. Tel. Poplar 2-2822. 1917
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30

WELECTRICAL SERVICE =
Specializing in new and remodel
ing installations. No job too small.
Prompt courteous attention. Esti-
mates if desired. Call Gaithersburg
525-after pm. call 468. 1850
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30
Wanted
l~ SMALL JOBS WANTED

- SMALL JOBS WANTED =
By experienced builder, carpenter
work; small jobs; interior prefer
red in Rockville or nearby; salts
faction assured. Jesse T. Baker,
228 E. Montgomery Avenue, Rock
vile, Md. Phone PO. 2-9S84, 8 am.
to 1880 PM, evenings PO. 2-2912.
439
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30

wATTENTION FARMERSl =
| want to buy draft horses, colts
and mules of all kinds. Write w. o.
Dosh, Gaithersburg, Nd, or phone
Gaithersburg 40. 1922
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30

- FARMER WANTED to run %
COW, 100 acre Dairy farm; apart
ment, garden and utilities furnish
ed. State experience, size of fam
lily, salary expected. Write NAL
vim M. White, RID. No. 2, Wood
bine, Md. 498
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30

- RELIABLE TENANT FAR
MER capable of maintaining 13O-
acre farm; reasonable wages, at
tractive home, 51a day week; must
have references. Phone Gathers
burg 518-W. 499
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30
ge Montgomery County Sentinel
Thursday, July 80, 1858
THE TRADERS HORN
By We Bate Executive Director Rockville Board Of Trode

normal seasonal drop at this time
of year. Several business men have
reported that their business is bet
ter than at the same time in many
recent years. That's good. And,
speaking of vacations -. when you
plan yours, remember the big
Board of Trade outing date and
make your plans so that you're
back in time for it or you don't
leave until after the outing. Re-
member the date, Wednesday,
August 18th. More news about the
outing appears in detail elsewhere
in this issue.
The Directors of the Board of
Trade have received the recon-
mendation of the Merchandising
Committee on evening opening and
have approved those recommenda-
tions as matter of Board of Trade
policy. Based on the recent survey
made among the members a tally
of post cards received showed that
businessmen favored remaining
open evenings on Thursday and
Friday and closing on Saturday
evening. The adoption of this policy
by the Board of Trade in no way
makes it mandatory that members
follow this schedule. They are run
ming their own business and are in
full command of them. Adoption
of the policy is an expression of
the thesis that the greatest good
for the greatest number can be
achieved by working together.
People are more likely to come to
Rockville to shop on night that
they know will see all or a major
lty of the stores open. Let's give
the new policy try and see how
it works out. The Board of Trade
like any other progressive organ
ization doesn't believe in sacred
cows. If experience shows that one
or the other of the recommended
nights is not satisfactory the policy
can be changed. Let's see what
happens.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30

~WASHINGTON GROVE -
Furnished broom house with bath,
good location, opposite park, re-
stricted, refined residential COM
munity, all modern improvements;
reasonable. Also information for
other properties in Washington
Grove. Mayor McCathran, Ill
Maple Avenue, Washington Grove,
Md. 164
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30

~ANTIQUES WANTED - For
Cash. Antiques and old fashioned
furniture, china, glassware, brio
a-brac. Write or call L. V. Len
nard, 6813 Riggs Road, West Hy-
attsville, Md. 379
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30

~ SITUATION WANTED =
Man, 80, now with Government,
wants work in print shop in
Montgomery County. Have years
experience general shop practice,
press, folder, cutter, linotype, etc.
Start at $1.25 per hour have car.
E. C. Jennings, Taylor 9-8224 af-
ter 6. 495
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-07-30

~HAY LOADER = 1 H Green
Crop Hay Loader, heavy duty. Ex-
cellent condition, ready for field.
l H Cary Planter with fertilizer
attachment, used one season. Call
New Market (Md.) 2136. 535