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BUY LIKE RENT
LET ME TELL YOU
ABOUT MY HOUSE

Charming. well designed,
medium sized: 4 bedrooms e
street In Chevy Chase. Rose
mary School district. Con-
venient to shopping and trans
portation. Save over $1,000
BY dealing with owner direct.
Price. $4,000; $1,000 40
GI trust available. Large liy-
ing room with picture win
dow and fireplace, 2 modern
bathrooms with tub-showers;
dining room and den Tor 9th
BEDROOM: clean, dry, full cell :.
lar: oil hot-water heat; copper
SpoutS: garage. Outside
painted this spring. Front and
rear play yards. nice trees.
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KNOIIWOOD

ROGERS HEIGHTS, MD.
491S 56th ave. bedrms.. bath on
each FIR, full tiled bsmt., gas heat;
2 blks. to schools, transp. and stores.
Move right in. Open Sun. S16.950
to CT. $3.50 down. Also FLA
financing.
Phillips H. Clarke Co.
$500 Emerson st., Rogers Hts. Md
wa riies sp a-a1o1 WA 3I 1-5Ilf
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NEW
BRICK RAMBLERS

FEW LEFT-opEN ALL DAY
9316 WARREN ST. AND OTHERS
8 bedrms.. liy. rm., din. space, equip,
bsnt. gas forced dir heat; nr
churches. schools, stores. trans.
From S15.950. Very good financing
DIR: Out Ga. ave. to $500 blk,
left on Seminary to Linden lane to
Warren st. to OPEN HOUSE signs.
MICHAEL WALSH 81 SONS
1911 Eve st. NV. RE. 7-82s2
OIL. R-7266 --21
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BEST BUY IN
SILVER SPRING

oUJ DALE DRIVE
Open Sun, 2-5. For your considera-
ton and best cash offer or terms.
It's q corner location with COM
rnanding view: Al condition. Quick
possession. Just take Q peekl For
particulars, call Mr.. ATKINS, RA.
3-16fj7. -21
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PARK VIEW EsTATrs

PARK VIEW ESTATES
A beautiful split-level home
nearing completion. Located
in fine residential area, di-
rectly abutting and bounded
on three sides by Rock Greek
Park.
There is q large reception
hall with a 24x15-ft. living
room, which views the gran
deur OF Rock Creek Park
through q real picture win
dow: the dining room is large.
The kitchen is well designed.
beautifully equipped and has
q spacious dining area. There
Is an adjoining laundry and
freezer room.
An upper level has 3 large
bedrooms and two lovely
baths. The lower level has a
charming recreation room.
bedroom. bath and space for
q NTH bedroom.
There is . long, screened
porch.
This distinguished home has
the dignity Of traditional
architecture and the conven-
fence OF the functional home.
For further information.
Difasz TNEz ecusHARD. REALToR
EN-. 2-4232 OR OIL. 2-5S67
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8 BEDROOMS

5 6EDhOOMO
9 FULL TILE BATHS
New Cape Cod home, near grade and
high schools, bus lines, shopping
centers and Washington-Balto. Ex-
pressway. full bsnt. with biult-ir
garage. 5219 Tilden I'd. Decatur
Builder, WA. 7-0002 or SP. 3-6a37.
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HOUSES ron sALe--MD.
RAMRT,ER

=.
Situated on nice corner lot In Be.
thesda near Landon School, A brici
home with living and dining room
combination; large kitchen. friily
equipped. z bedrooms and bath
Ing city, must sell. Reasonabl,
price and terms. To inspect, cal
Mr.. Denton, Ma. S-2040: after s
pm, WO. 6-4444. l.. e. BREUN.
NIGER & SONS. INC. 1880 K st
SIS, 500 CT APPROVED
2-hedrm, brick rambler, Ice. GE
kit. .elec. range, dishwasher. Dis
pOsall, fan, dry bsrit.. lge. level lot,
trees and fenced; storm sash. Nom
CT can assume S9.700 4e loan
also 4-bedrn1. 2-bath brick. 2 yrs
old. Consider. farm. lot. car ol
trailer In trade. Call JU. 9-7059
( = j = X 51as -
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WE WILL BUILD ON YOUR LOT
Gso6is s%SsT or Cane ssy SSS; ssS:
dwelling according 10 your plans
and specs, or we will supply plans
and specs, saving you from 50 900
to 81 900 on your home. Inquiries
invited from prospective homeown-
srs; s; builders, developers or spscul,aoo <
to 8; weekdays. 9 to Q.
LANDRY & SMITH
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
2S40 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va. IA. 7-H648
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
VITI,A HETGHTS. Mo.

VILLA HEIGHTS, MD.
1924 Quincy st.--2-bedrm.. corner
brick bungalow. Excel. cord.: conv,
to everything. fenced lot. Gas heat.
auto. washer, gas range, Westtng-
house refgr. Sll.S50. $500 down
Phillips H. Clarke Co.
$500 Emerson IS st.. RoseEs Hts. Ma;
sP. 3-6707 al
SPLIT LEVEL
Two blocks on Queens Chapel rd.,
built In 1850. First level, very large
beamed ceilings, dining room with
entrance to screened patio; very
large all-eouipped kitchen and di-
rlette; Ia baths; End level, den or
bedroom, large cathedral ceiling,
living room with stone fireplace;
3rd level, 2 large bedrooms and
bath. Very excellent and unusual
property at S20.950. Substantial
"" pTfnGTY nrArrv
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LONG TERM LOANS

4aes CONVENTIONAL
College Park area; Edgewood ram
blers-Immed. poss. Three bedrms.,
de luxe Hollywood baths. lge. liv,
rms, pic. windows. mod. kits.
full bsmts., lge. lots: walk. dist,
schools; $13,250. tplus. 1%). Only
payt. Dir: Out Rte. i. ~ mi. IT, north
U. Of Nd. right on Edgewood I'd,
to open sign. Open daily; statesmen
on prem. HE. 4-3500: ewes. HA.
2-10T0. w. W. LEWIS.
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GREEN MEADOWS

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
S-r. Ta cSnnshsl0nS semidet' Srick poWdsr rm.
1st A.; full bsmt.: close to bus,
school, shops. Call A. A. CAROZZA
CO.. LU. 4-00i0; eyes,. LU. 1-95l5.
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RR. SPECIAL

2 BEDROOMS. Sl0.9bO CT
End-row brick with bsmt., rec. rm.,
din. rrn,, equip: kit; tsd-fenced
yard. NO: DOWN PAYMENTS and
int. taxes and ins. Call Nowl
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-93OO TIL o
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Mccoy BUILT n STAN HAVEN

54i9 HENpERsoN RD. Sc.
Beautiful brick rambler with hot
water heat. 8 large bedrooms, large
living and dining rooms, GE kitchen.
2 baths. 2 fireplaces, 3 picture VIM
recreation room. Lot. more than y
acre with several trees and brook
at rear.
Dir: Out Branch ave. s,e. to 1st I'd.
on right beyond end Of dual pave
ment, turn at Gulf gas station. "a
mi. on Henderson rd. RE. 5-52S6.
MCCOY RE. 0-6369, --21
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W. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BY OWNER
$1,000, GI approved, no money
bedrms., SEPARATE dining room.
EXTRA BIG fenced lot. . hlks. to
stores, buses and etc. AP. 7-3517.
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ST 300 DOWN AND S63 MONTH"; z
T. 4-bedrm., or 3-bedrm. and den Cape
Cod. Screened rear porch, kit with
table space: full bsnit. with outside
entr.: lge. shaded yard: plenty OF
trees: near elementary. jr., sr. high
schools. and shopping centers: 10
min. from 18th and H ne. via new
ns timore FreeWas seayat to sI.O, Route 30, left left
equivalent of 5 blks. to Sunnybrook
right, on 55th to Tilden rd., then
left to 5439 and our sign. Or from
Peace Gross, out Annapolis rd.
lRoute 50) to Sunnybrook, left on
55th and continue as above. Open
Sat. and Sun. from noon to dark.
ONCE. Ii. 5000. Home. UN. 4-11sa
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SEABROOK. MD.

SEABROOk, MD.
Nine fertile. acres. adjoining q sub:
trees around a 9-rm. house. Land
alone in this area selling for $4,000
per acre. House In good repair with
h.-w.h. Several outbldgs. Walk
distance to schools, stores and
buses. A steal at S14,500. Shown
by appt: only.
Phillips H. Clarke Co.
$500 Emerson st.. Rogers Hts. Md
WA. 7-llS2 sp .a-o1W WA. 7-55l7
Evening star., 1954-11-20

ARL.-English Colonial on a large.
level lot. Liv. rm. with firepl., din.
rm.. cleo kit, ser. pch.. . bedr ms.
and tile bath and :, pvt. apis rented
with income of S160 per mo. net.
gar Close-in. top neighborhood.
FRED J. GEORGE. REALTOR
ia. s-6777 IA. 7-9l41
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

Chevy Chase $21, $50
New brick 2 story. 5 bedrooms. IA
baths. S1,500 CASH WILL HANuBE.
Large living room, dining room,
kitchen, paneled rec. room. porch.
EARL T. WRIGHT, Oh. 2-6QO0.
once open Sunday.
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MASS. AVE. HILLS

4 BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS
decorated, spacious, new
Williamsburg brick Colonial; wide
center hall;;. liv. rm., din. rm., huge
kitchen. dishwasher. disposal. wal
oven. birch cabinets: LIBRARY
OR BEDROOM. BATH ON LIST FL.
3 twtn-stzed bedrms., exceptional
area adjacent to Sumner, nr. Little
Flower. public schools and transp.
TOWN & SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-9400
4S11 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
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SPT TT I,EVET,
BURCH REALTY
CT APPROVED-$l3,7OO
LANGLEY PARK AREA

LANGLEY PARK AREA
1914 18th PL.-Recently built @
bedrm. Colonial; liv. rnn.. fireplace
family-Size din. rIn., equip. kit,
bsmt.. gas heat. lge. landscaped lot;
He. 4-350U; ewes. HA. 2-7O7O
W. W. LEWIS. 20
CT APPR.-REDU UC.-$16,9 $50
SEE THIS ONE TODAY!
TAKoMA PARK AREA. 1906 Drexel
st,--Mod bungalow. 3 bedrooms,
III baths. liv. .rnn., fireplace. din,
washer: Wall-to-wall carpet. Vene-
tian blinds; knotty-pine rec. rm..
full bsmt., outside entr.: lge.. fenced
lot. He. 4-3500; eyes,, WA. 7-4S32
w W LEWIS -2n
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INAO6s O4NANs 333S
First Time Offered-$19,9 $50
6eol Queens Chapel rd.-cpstom;
q. fin. In ] big rm. with "a bath:
1st d., lge. liv. rm., firepl, mod. kit,
din. rm., lge. scr. porch, Diet. gar,
full dry bsmt., "a bath; oil h.-w.h.
1I2 lots. HE. 4-3500. ewes. HA.
2-7070. w. w. LEWIS. --2l
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KTNSINGTQN

Newly decorated Cape Cod and
ready to move into. 8 bedrms. in
neite. fun, dry bsmt.. Anchor fenced
level lot: only S12.950 to Q sub
stantial purehsserS, terms arranged
GINS a HAFRIsoN INC. Real
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COUNTRY SPECIALS

COUNTRY SPECIALS
3 bedrms., on I acre. bath, porch
3 bedrms., 2 acres. liv. rm., firepl.,
din. rm.. kit, full bsmt., lot OF
shade trees $15.250.
3 bedrms., bath. liv. rm., din. rm.,
Kit. ful bsint.. oil heat, fenced yard.
4 bedrms., u acre liv. rm., firepl.,
din. rm., kit, full bsmt.. oil heat.
S16,500.
Unfinished house, 2 acres, all ma
terial. framing. trim, brick and
block, bathtub and kit. sink. Price.
All on Hard-Surface Road
Smith w. Allnutt, Sr.
Ju. 9-4646 Spring 1894
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S9.450

SO, 400
Brick, 2-bedrm., I-bath bungalow.
Close-in Silver Spring, near school
and bus. Reasonable terms can be
arranged. For further information
call Mr.. Latona. ewes. OIL. 4-0160.
D. C. GRUVER
Evening star., 1954-11-20
SUNNYBROOF

WILL ACCEPT { CoFFER FROM oI OF
MONTHLY PLUS TAXES AND IN
SURANCE. OR NON-GI ABOUT
81 900 DOWN AND 500 MONTH"; Y
PLUS TAXES AND INSURANCE,
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This is an exceptional red brick ram
bier with 3 twin-size bedrms., PLUS
DEN in the fashionable Bradley
blvd. area; through center hall,
lovely living room with fireplace
separate dining room, completely
modern kitchen with dishwasher
disposal and large breakfast area
it has tremendous recreation room
and bedroom and levatory in day
light basement, patio, 2-car garage
To inspect this week end. OIL. 4-S072
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY. INC. OIL. g.
G2nn
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FIRST TIME oFFERED-s-bedrool


bier, l-acrc wooded lot, recreation
room, double garage. Ia tiled baths.
fireplace. Drive west on Rte. z, Is
miles from Fails Church to Rte.
637. Turn right, house / mile on
left. Phone BUILDER, Herndon Va,
311-J-3, -21
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Famous Fables
BY {. (. Edoar

PAYMENTS: Mystery
writer Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle was a struggling physi-
clan before he turned to lit
erature. He found it next to
impossible to collect fees
from his patients, who were
poor people. They would
give him a fraction of his fee
and promise to pay the bal
ance in the indefinite future.
Before long. he was doing as
much bookkeeping as doc
toring.
One day, after examining
a patient, he prescribed a
sedative to relieve the mans
pain.
How shall I take this,
doctor?" asked the man.
Doyle, busy entering the
mans partial payment in his
account book, looked up alb
sently and said:
"One-third now, the bal
ance in six months"
TEST: One day, when
Mark Twain and q friend
were walking down the
street, they passed a man
who smiled a greeting at the
author.
take note of that man."
said Twain to his friend.
when I am on my death
bed. I want you to 60 to see
him and ask him If he is
sorry I am dying. If he is,
then I will know the life I
lived was indeed an exem-
plary one"
II don't understand" said
the friend. who is hep"
MY undertaken" replied
Twain.
Evening star., 1954-05-26

q 10 ng Win ME. MeicnlOr.
jewelry he left in his parked
automobile.
The Brazilian Ambassador. Joao
Carlos Muniz (Zhoh-ah' oh Kar'
loss Moo neez) said Gov. Thomas
Dewey's milk week proclamation
was a blow to hemisphere soli-
darity." Echoing his words, the
Charge d'Affaires (Shar-zheh' da
fehr'-meaning in charge in the
absence Of his immediate su-
perior) of Colombia, another cof-
Reproducing country, declared
the idea of substituting milk for
coffee "soured the whole concept
of inter American relations"
Radio Taipeh CTah-ee-pehO in
Formosa reports Soviet Marshal
Nicolai Bulganin (Bull-g a h.
neen) is behind Communist
strategy at Geneva.
(All Rights Reserved)
Evening star., 1954-05-26

I e o o n 8
Pehng). She
holds pre- S S
conferences
and answers
q u e S tion S
a b out r e d
China's poll
Gle S. T W o
dozen decora-
tionS awarded
Opera Singer
LauritZ Mel
chiOr (Lah'oo-
ritz Mel kee-
orr were stolen
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Answers to Our Presidents
SPUR LINE
THE BERRYS
THE TOODLES

/. Herbert Hoover.
2. Thomas Jefferson. Secre-
tary Of State, and Alexander
Hamilton. Secretary Of the
Treasury under Washington.
3. Abraham Lincoln.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Names in The News
tAnd how to pronounce them.D J
By constontine Chekrezi

Ofiicial spokesman for the Chi
nese Communist delegation at
Geneva is an efficient young
woman known as Kung Peng
Evening star., 1954-12-29
BEDROOM FURNITURE

bachelor chests $3.50
Were $3.50. Just 5 Of these handsome chests, with
marble tops Richly grained woods, traditional Styles
single or double beds 1000
Group Of 20 beds, we're 1895 to 1895 In wide
range of woods and designs Eoch one exceptional
buy.
were NOW
! Drexel modern Woinut and
Pecon bedroom group in
Guiding double dresser and
mirror, chest-on-chest and
2 Twin beds ------------444ooo 34o5O
| "LiIlion Russell" oeed solid
wolnut bedroom group.
Double dresser and mirror,
chest, night table and single
Or double bed -----------6lo.OO 1890
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] French Provincial style with
brown cotton upholstery =
Modern Lounge Chair with
tufted back, spring and
down cushion. Green -
! Modern Lounge Chair with
cane arms, chortreuse cot
ton upholstery ---------
z Modern Lounge Chairs with
foam rubber cushions, green
cotton upholstery -------
Modern Lounge Chair with
tufted seat and back, rose
cotton upholstery ------
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LIVING ROOM PIECES
Lounge chairs


NOW openorn occasional choir
ond dbock
ey-l3
sonoc
edseo
/ Modern
% eooe oms So cSerrene @ @ eot
chair
o5n1o with
! " COT
'up"Sey ---------- oSoo z9oO
Np0S~' $500 80 dividers
Wing round cocktail
eoUon
5IomDt tobIs
hbeohco finish
~. rfnnh
uhige n"' 0oN ana
c0'on @@ooo no0"o
Other chairs
Armies puiEup chair with oo's
90
0Soo E1oo
Frenhp osyIe ub
hosten - 1876 so 1Oo5O Sofas. Loveseats
Nocushcn wthuf
n
onnles section with
600 kondqoldc
-------l3
- or
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Wing chairs

z With florol cotton uphol-
stery. One green, one gold,
] with cotton upholstery in
brown and aqua ---------
] Modern Wing Chair with
brown cotton upholstery---
] With chintz upholstery in
beige ---------------
| Modern Wing Chair with
beige cotton upholster----
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were NOW
! Modern cordovon bedroom
suite. Double dresser and
mirror, vonity and bench,
two night tobles and double
bed-------------------45e.5o bed SO 1880
z Modern bedroom suites.
Cherry and Wolnut. Double
dresser and mirror, night
table and twin or double bed 275O0 1880
Matching extra bed ------- $3.50 1880
French Provincial bedroom
suite Brushed "ontique"
white finish Double dresser
and mirror, chest and double
bed 1850 $3.50
W6L-Bedroo Furniture 9Th Floor. Washington ssors only
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-29
NutritiOnist
Speaker for
HOmemakers

Miss Anne Matthews, state
nutritionist, Health Department,
discussed food habits as related
to obesity at the Silver Spring
reducing group meeting Tuesday.
She also showed the film Weight
Reduction Through Diet" and
helped the group in carrying out
the diet plan recommended by
Miss Margaret Gibson, Pho. of
Michigan State College. The diet
plan recommends eating of all
essential foods, resulting in
healthful gradual reducing. This
group is closed to additional
members.
Miss Emma Muncaster an
nounces larger group interested
in Olney which held the first
meeting in Montgomery County
General Hospital Monday night.
Mrs. Irma Bell, assistant home
demonstration agent, will meet
with the Olney group May 3 to
discuss the diet plan and show
a sample days menu. The group
will. be closed to new members
after this meeting.
Anyone interested in joining
a reducing group should call Mrs.
Irma Bell, Extension Office, Pc.
2-2121, Extention 206.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-29
'HOnnenlakers
Diet Plan
Pays Off

Jack Sprat could eat no fat
if the reason was that he weigh.
ed too much, he might be spared
difficult diet if he tried to re-
duce the modern5 healthful way.
This diet is wonderful-look at
all can do. My house has had
all its spring cleaning. Twenty
two and a-half pounds less in
nine weeks" So says Mrs. Louis
Grossman, leader of the Rock
vile Reducing Group, as she
folds a large tuck in her belt re-
presenting a two inch loss in
waist measure.
Montgomery County now has
three reducing groups organized
to help people determined to re,
duce their weight because of the
health hazard excess weight is
known to be, because they i'm
prove theoir appearance and be-
cause they believe they will feel
better.
April &c is the date for the first
meeting of the Olney group under
the leadership of Miss Emma
Muncaster in the Montgomery
County General Hospital at 7:45
pm. Plans are to have Mrs.
Irma Bell, assistant home demon
stration agent, May 3, and Miss
Anne Matthews, state nutrition
list, Health Department, Balti-
more, May "a, explain the essenti-
ais in changing eating habits to
accomplish the reduction of
weight gradually and without
pain to the reducer.
Mrs. Bell will demonstrate the
Michigan State Diet at the May
3 meeting giving the group a
pattern for eating. This diet keeps
the reducer happy without his
feeling Skinned against" 1t en-
phasizes a selection of food from
all natures foods, high in protein,
moderate in fat and low in starch
and sugar.
Silver Spring group is enthu-
siastically going the reducing
way under the leadership of Mrs.
Charles Knesel. The meeting
place-Silver Spring Health Cen
ter hardly held the numbers
which met last week. The Exten-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-29
Citizens Loan
Assets Jump
By 81 Million

c. Edwin Kline, president of
Citizens Building and Loan AS.
ISOLATION of Silver Spring and
Rockville, announced yesterday
that resources of the institution
now exceed $15,000,000, having
increased approximately $2,0OO,-
900 during the past twelve
months. Savings accounts climb.
ed 20 per cent during this same
period, and now total $12,942, 1854.
Reserves and surplus accounts
were increased to $813,032, or "a
per cent more than the previous
year.
The Association is continuing
to sponsor its industrial savings
and school savings programs, and
at present is handling student
savings in Montgomery Blair,
Northwestern and Bladensburg
High Schools. The Academy of
Holy Names, and Highland Ele-
mentary School.
Mr.. Kline stated that the AS
sociation's new office building at
the corner of Fenton and Per
shing in Silver Spring will be
ready for occupancy by late fall,
which will be the 25th Anniver-
sary of the founding of the insti-
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-29
SlaytOn Seeks
Fifth District
Council Chair

William L. Slayton of Kensing-
ton became a candidate for the
County Council from the Fifth
District of Montgomery County
this week.
Director of urban redevelop.
ment Officials, Mr. Slayton is a
member of the Homewood Citi-
zens Association, the Kensington
Democratic Club, the Oakland
Terrace PTA and Warner Mem
orial Presbyterian Church.
Announcing his candidacy, Mr..
Slayton said county services must
be increased without increasing
taxes for the home-owner. Add
tional income" he said, "can be
obtained by exploring new sourc.
es of revenue and by attracting
new which, if proper.
ly designed and handicapped, can
be an aesthetic as well as an
economic asset to the county,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-29
Oats and Rye
Support Prices
Are Announced

Support prices which Maryland
farmers will receive for 1854
crops of oats and rye have been
announced by George J. Martin,
State Chairman of the Agricul-
tural Sterilization and Sonserva-
ton Committee.
The chairman's announcement
listed the oat support price at
sc cents per bushel for farm
stored grain grading No. 3 or
better. Support prices for rye
have been set at $1.56 per bushel
for grain stored on the farm and
$1.84 for grain stored in the Balti-
more City terminals.
Martin explained how the sup
port regulations have some flexi-
bility regarding the grade re-
quirements for rye. Eligible
grain must grade No. 2 or better;
however, grain grading No. 3 by
test weight is eligible if it grades
No. 2 on all other factors"
Supports on both crops will be
through non-resource loans and
purchase agreements and may be
secured from harvest time
through January 81, 1855. Loans
will mature on April 80, 1855, at
which time the farmer must set
tie the note or turn the grain over
to the government.
The ASC chairman also issued
a warning on the storage situa-
ton, "A great many farmers are
taking a chance that they will be
able to find commercial storage
space at harvest time, "'he pointed
out. Some of these farmers are
going to be disappointed"
IF a farmer does not have ade-
quate safe storage on his farm
he had better investigate the pos
sibility of securing commercial
storage. If such is not available,
the farmer may have to make
a decision on whether to build
new facilities or alter existing
buildings"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-29

energy required to meet the
broad demands of the position.
q. knowledge of the affairs of
Montgomery County based on
background and experience in
the community.
3. Respect for the professional
staff administering the County
school system and a willingness
to work with them in achieving
the highest quality of education
for our children.
&c. The ability to understand
school finances and county re-
SOURCES in order to effectively
execute the business involved in
administering the largest portion
of our County budget.
~. Broad vision and ability to
plan for long range as well as
immediate needs.
"8. Realization of the necessity
of effectively interpreting school
needs to the public in order to
secure support for adequate and
sound school financing and gen.
eral community cooperation"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-29

sion Service and Health Depart
ment are comparatively sponsor
ing these groups. Mrs. Mary
Hawks, Public Health Nurse, or
gained the first group in Pooles-
vile.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-29
Marriage Licenses

Virgie E. Randall, 35, Laytons-
vile, and Columbus w. DeMar,
"a, Gaithersburg.
Rhoda G.. Pacifico, %, Rock
vile, and Don K. Autry, %, Be-
thesda.
Anna F. Clinedinst, 20, German
town, and Roland c. Kennedy, 81,
Gaithersburg.
Dolores A. Toliver, 10, Rock
vile, and Clifton E. Dorsey, 81,
Germantown.
Mary Ennis, 81, and Albert H.
Thompson, Al, DerWood.
Florence V. Thomas, 80, Rock
vile, and Robert T. Awkard, 81,
Sandy Spring.
Nellie M. Burris, II, Kensing-
ton, and Allen M. Bolton, 20,
Gaithersburg.
Mary L. Taylor, 80, Laytons-
vile, and Edward N. Carter, 80,
Arlington, Va.
Pearl A. King, 20, Gathers
burg, and John M. Clarke, %,
Ridge.
Ora Mae Browne, 38, Washing
ton, and Murray Wickliffe Brad
shaw, SO, Rockville.
Mary Clinedinst, 25, German
town, and Leroy Burroughs, Is,
Rockville.