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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25
TWinbrOOk
M. uaud o. Gross
Phone Poplar 2-4549

Parents of first, second, and
third graders in Twinbrook Ele-
mentary School met Thursday
afternoon, March 10, to hear DR..
William Hall, of Rockville, and
Miss Johnson, of the County
Health Department, in discus
sion of the forthcoming polio vac
cine trials. Montgomery County
has been selected as one of the
first areas in the United States
for this experiment, which is be-
ing financed by the March of
Dimes. DR.. Jonas Salk of the Uni
verSity of Pittsburgh developed
the vaccine and it is being pro
duced by five pharmaceutical
firms.
DR.. Hall went on to explain
that polio is virus disease of
three different types of virus.
This means person may have
three attacks of polio, and all
three viruses are included in the
vaccine. He said that though this
public service experiment gives
no assurance the child will be inn
munized, there is absolutely no
danger of cantacting polio from
the actual vaccination. The vac
cine is dead organisms. He fur
Their gave assurance that there
are no after effects such as few
err, swelling, etc.
DR.. Larimore explained that
parents must sign written con-
sent to have their children re-
ceive the vaccine, and that the
proper consent forms will be sent
out soon. The first vaccine will be
given on April 5, the second April
II, and the third and last about
three weeks later. If a child gets
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25
Irish green and white, We're serv-
ed at the close of the meeting.

Irish green and white, were serv-
ed at the close of the meeting.
The Furniture Refinishing
School, conducted by Mrs. Rhodes
and representatives of a paint
company at the Agricultural
Center in Gaithersburg Friday,
March 10, attracted several wom-
en- from this vicinity.
A few Twinbrookers also were
seen in the Thursday evening
audience at the same center when
Mrs. Edna Bishop, originator Of
the Bishop Method of clothing
construction, spoke.
RANDOM NOTES FROM THE
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
MEETING OF MARCH Is: The
Executive Committee reported
that nominating committee Of
nine members will be named in
June. Other active committees
which have been organized are
Traffic, Picnic, Editorial, Spring
Dance, and Recreation.
At the request of the Assoc
citation, mail boxes have been in
stalled in the Rockland commune
ty, and trees will be planted soon
by the city there.
With George King in charge,
SIS block chairmen are working to
for the May 3 city elections. The
for the May A city elections. The
Association has voted to take the
responsibility to advise, Twin
brook residents of voting places.
Volunteers, under the direction Of
Mrs. Edward Schrader, will man
registration places to obtain
name and addresses SO that every
registrant will receive a notice of
where to vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Redkey
have received word that their
son, Edwin, will be graduated
this month from the University
of Washington. He is studying
pre-theology. After graduation he
will go on to Naval Flight School
day to buy one right here in
Continued on Page ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday, March 25, 1854

the first shot, ne will receive the
other two. But if he is absent
or for some reason cannot get the
first vaccine, he will not be given
the second and third.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25

Take an interest in our city's
future! Find out for YOUR
SELF what each candidate
stands for, and VOTE in May!
And remember, YOU CAN'T
VOTE IF YOU DON'T REG
lister!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25

gay daffodils and pussy willows
decorating the refreshment table.
The young folks who feted their
teacher at the delightful party
were Thelma Brauner, Nancy
Cooley, Susan Gilbert, Letitia
May, Susan Perrine, Jeanette
Rossiter and Billy Swingle. 9th
ers were Margaret Williams, Lin
da Young, Frances Davis, Charles
Barrack, Clifford Boyd, Michael
Curtis, Mickey Johnson, Richard
Newman and Charles Robinson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25

Good word comes from Fred
erick Memorial Hospital that Mrs.
Elsie White Haines, who is a pa,
tient there, is getting along nice
ly. This will be good news to
her legion of friends in Mont
gomery County.
We also understand that Mrs.
John Lacy is recuperating nicely
from recent illness. Mrs. Lacy
has been in Suburban Hospital
and the news that she is home
and doing well will be welcome
to her friends in the County.
Have you noticed the very new
look" that st. Mary's Church has
these days? This very picturesque
and historic church has been
painted a spanking white, which
makes it even prettier than ever.
Another new look" in town
these days is the Goodwill Store.
The interior has been changed
and brand new shelves display
the items for sale. On top of the
building a big new neon sign
shines at night
Members of the Richard Mont
gomery High School PTA have
been meeting for the past two
weeks or SO making plans like
mad for the operetta to be given
in June for the benefit of the
PTA. 1t is to be Gilbert and Sui.
livan's, III. M. S. Pinafore", and
the Reverend Raymond P. Black
will direct and produce the oper-
eta. Rehearsals have been in
progress for the past four weeks,
but men and women are still need.
ed to fill roles in the chorus.
There are several principal roles
not yet assigned. Rehearsals are
held Monday evenings in the Par
ish Hall of Christ Church from
$50 to 10 PIN. Mr.. Black will
welcome anyone who is interested
in joining the group. All you ma.
mas and papaS in the PTA will
be called on for assistance in one
capacity or another, so if asked
to assist, please do. This is the
only money-raising affair by the
RMHS PTA and it deserves your
assistance and support.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Magruder
will take off this weekend for a
two weeks vacation. They will
take a motor trip and most like
ly will go towards the sunny
South.
The Jack Marklands are in
Chicago this week. They motored
out Saturday and will return this
weekend.
Spring vacations are beginning
tor@the young set and Gordon
Mcdonald is expected home this
weekend to spend his holiday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mcdonald. He is a student
at Haverford College in Haver-
ford, Pa.
Be sure to jot this date down
Friday, March &c, this is the
day of the Bake Sale being spon-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25

sored by the Home Arts Mothers
Club of Richard Montgomery
High School. The event will fea-
ture wonderful home baked goods
and will be held in the Food
Town, beginning at l pm. Mrs.
e. A. Osborne is president of the
group and she is being assisted
by the other members. Here's
your chance, gals, to get some
real good treats for your week
end meals.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25
Rockville and Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III Poplar z732
Or Call Poplar 72l44 2n45
Or Call Poplar 2-2l44 2-7I45

Well, it is here officially
Spring we are talking about
although it arrived in the midst
of snow flurries early Sunday
. morning. The signs are here, SO
snow or wind, we think it's here
to stay. When the robins arrive,
and they're so big and fat this
year, and the boys begin prac.
ticing baseball-it's Spring!
The big beam this week is on
our very own Rockville. In fact
today, March 25-is Rockville
Day. We are being hailed on ra-
dio, TV, by the press, and by
our very own local tradesmen.
We have a pretty special place,
this Rockville of ours, SO let's all
salute it on its very own day.
Put on your spring bonnets (if
you don't have one, today's the
day to buy one right here in
Rockville) and HE yourself down
the street and see what's going
on. The merchants are featuring
sales in observance of the day and
there will be great goings on. We
think Rockville is "the hostess
with the mostest" every day, but
today she has special party.
Minna and Booty Wilson are
receiving congratulations these
days on the arrival of son
Thursday, March 10, at Garfield
Hospital. The new little Wilson
will be named Richard David. He
weighed 6 lbs. and 3 ounces on
arrival and his brother, Sonny,
and sister, Linda, are delighted
with the new addition to their
Nfamily,
Mrs. Hattie Griffith is at home
after wonderful visit on the
Eastern Shore She was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Rhodes
at Queenstown. Mr.. Rhodes, who
is Superintendent of Queen Anne
County Schools, was formerly
principal of the Poolesville High
School.
The Rockville Bowling Center
is a popular spot these days for
many, but perhaps no group has
boWled with more enthusiasm
than the group of young ladies'
who met there recently. They
were all members of Girl Scout
Troop $50. Their leader, Mrs.
Richard Leaman, and Mrs. Leon
ard Beall, their assistant leader,
accompanied the girls. Mrs. Nor
ton Thomas of Glen Hills was al
so along. From all accounts, there
are some potential champions in
the group. Those Scouts who
were in the bowling group in
cluded: Margaret Adams, Mary
Lois Balsam, Kathy Beall, Linda
Beall, Nancy Benson, Barbara
y Hansen and Sally Kendall. 9th
ers who participated were Rena
Lentz, Cynthia Maxwell, Linda
McAllister, Betsy Jones, Carol
Schneider, Annette Troup, Peggy
Thomas, Mary Lois Wamsley and
Kathi Warning.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25
Mrs. Merle Smith
Phone Poplar 2-69l3

Karlen Keto, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Keto of 305 Dean
Drive, is the proud owner of a
parakeet which she won in a con-
test on WNBW. Karlen wrote a
winning letter on "Why Want a
Pet" to the Barn Party program
March 6.
Mrs. Charles Mattingly of BOB
Dean Drive was visited on Sun
day, March 81, by her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ripley,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25

Prices effective until close
Of business Saturday, March
n. 1854, except produce,
which Is subject TO daily
market changes. NO SALES
TO DEALERS. We reserve
the right 10 limit quantities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25

Be sure to jot this date down
Friday, March &c, this is the
day of the Bake Sale being spon-
Evening star., 1954-12-30

COLORED - 422 INDEFENDANCT
|. AVE. S.E., End door-2 rooms art
incl. ST. 3-s22O. EM. 3-1994. --5
COL0RED-80 4 sT. N.W.--2 rooms
nisSss niisfSssn IN sat' re 5nsfss aoa sna hsa. fur
COLORED--IIC. 18th AND CALIF
STSs.Three rms, kitchen and bath;
$3.50 per mo. PHILLIPS, cANHy
= FULLER. INC, ST. 3-2400. 10la
coIoRED@sie aSto ii ns; ss.h ST. NE
ana school. Phone au. 3-7o25. 1,
cOLORED6e2 10th ST. Me-
rooms, kitchen and bath. S67.50;
available for immediate occupancy
Inspect evenings after 8 p.ml ol
j I'M. Eitchsn and d0sa bath: al $3.50 $3.50
RAYMOND E. RUPERT. l0i7 7tl
COLORED--9i5 N. 7. AVE. NV
Three rmsS kitchen, bath; $69.60
incl. b. and INV. RAYMOND r
RUPERT. 1017 7th st. NV, ST
|cOLoRIED--1ss4 MONROE ST. NV
q rooms, kitchen, bath, heat
$79.5o mo; ! See 2 yanitor. LIss REAL
COLORED--6O2O CLAY ST. Me-
Three-room. priyate-bath apt. newl.
iseSspoHRSS99' sSs RS9'h REAL 4 EsrsTG slrE4si 60. VIZ WI;
|COLORED-7-2O8 9th ST. S.E.--Tw,
large rooms. fully equip. kit. am
bath, newly dec, all utils: furn.
seo $so ReT st, mo. NV WA IA s-aRSAsss RAssIs. .sS inc
coGoRED-.oH COZ ED. on isih 'T0N 81. Ne. Be
tween g and D.Bedrm.. liv; rm.. kit
and bath; $40; modern, clean ant
COIORED-sis M 81. E.W.@3 rms
kit, and bath. heat and hot water
$52 80. Basement apt, $35. Ho, 2
ceI6kESMTaae ea4Si syesi "a. ,stS SiS4s4, a. NW2o
rms, kitchen and bath; S7g. SO. incl
PERT. 1ol7 ath ST. NV. ST.. S-s4s4
CoLoRED - CORNER oath AM
FOoTE STS., N;E.-De luxe 2-bed
sas pas %af uss osfuBi sRSi PRoPnRT1E hsS q fmss
Builders, 70I 42nd st. ne, LU
CoIosE;D oISfg; APT. 1924 9Th ST. NV
2 large rooms, hall. porch, bath
End floor: heat, Hight. gas included
Y57 80 to To- good tenant. OWNER
COLORED--NEAR. 18th ST. - :
rooms rooms and sso bath Also fur fHEnishsd he'd
nisSssd. No SSO Children. hisdGsi y "a. T Ts.7oIo
CoLoRED--14I7 N. CAROLINA Ave
n,e.-2 rms, kitchen, bath, auto
ht.; $69,50 RAYMOND r.. RUP
PERT. 1017 9TH st. NV, ST. 3-s4S4
CoLoRED-Low PRICED APTs.-
Convenient d. w. location. WINSTON
Evening star., 1954-12-30
aPTs. uNFURNIsaED-MD

APTs. uNFURNIssED-ND
CORAL HIS. a. .. c. line-Two
siqrms 81 nt;is IN Hea5 ee6li seOoi bss. sop- nrl
ping ph a' 10. So s.5oss. S'a -.
SILVER sfRING. s9s Bonifant -Lge.
liv. rm.. dinette. kit. bedrnl:, bath,
AIRS. AvAIiABLE All G0BUR Ten,
300 Defense hwy Bladensburg.
ter: bus stop st door WA. 7-2G6S
fS23 EAST-WEST hwy, Just west
of 18th gt.--2 bedroom individual
dwelling unit. duplex with private
front and rear entrances. convenient
ssdlfisSsats csli sH s1Ssa Ss1 mo. plus UTILITIES a
ROCKVILLE and 2 bedroom, Nv.
ing room. dinette. kitchen. bath and
rear screened porch: near schools
nn4s and ShopPins e ssnssT; aAss 500 70 $50 6 Per
|TAkkiolsssiiA PiRK-.Isfes terrace apt,
bedrooms. pvt. entrance: nr: Piney
Branch shopping center and bus
lines. 3 adults or 2 with child
Avail. now. S65. S5I3 Flower ave.
Cali Ju. 9-h792 or JU. s-4556-
ATTRAc. j and . bedroom apts. In
small brick bldg, hone-like appear
ance; Takoma Park location; may
control own heat; utilg. paid; indi-
yisdusl yss sa storage so oiocssrs I.bedrn. AIT at
.JJ0. Ju 5.75So: Spring 4-74ss.~ 49, II T.
SILVER SPRING nr. Ga. and Coles
vile. In apt. bldg, newly decorated
1 bedFnl., liy. rm.. dinette, kit.
bath. $3.50. mo. incl. utils. JU
9-3490. Eyes. Lo. 5-4s00. 31
TAKOMA PARK - Modern efiiciency
raf inf trs aAer,f f.Rsa &
blocks from Missionary College; large
liv. rm.S with picture window, ful
kitchen with dining area. large tile
bath. Call Mr.. Bolhagen, OIL. 4-4011
JAMES I. DIXON 3 CO.. ST. $1,000
F2 Or 8 BEDROOM BUNGALOW apart.
quiet and private: refgr., stove
front and rear entrance. JU. 9-4559
IPrNEY BRANCH RD., mr.. D. c. line
available Immediately. On groune
oSr; bedrms; .d,s'ft fT4nt slI1 aS rshl m
BETHTEsS;DA-Iiy. rm.. dinette, kit.
bedrms.. bath; cory. e schools
eso. troansp;. sh@opping. @ 9L. 4s254S; 81 q. -
ssSa SodeFa raYMSodH sn9 Sedrm Asa SUI aps sDs with
suit tenant: modern Ht.. iaun. iacils
and lockers in bsnt.; only SS7 30
area. 10 Inspect, can MR.. CLARK
DI. 7-2434 or DI. 7-S695. 81
l37T6 QUINCY ST.--Apt.. liz larg'
rooms. large modern kitchen AMI
bath, available for immediate oc'
cupancy. To inspect pick up key a
37I4 between and $50 daily, o.
BETHESDA, Md and 2 bedrooms
y rSS@ din pspsS spsse. ss kt ss'h Az
conn. AND EkST-WEST HWY
| / hedrm., liy. rnl,. dinette. kit. al1t
bath; SIS. Cali r. A. HUMPHREYS
ssfs FfsitGEss;A GsEss;ADSEANssSsGsG SAs S,G1paGg RD.-1 bed
rm., liv, rm.. dinette. kit. and bath
| S55. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Real
| tors. MA. $1,000,
Evening star., 1954-12-30
APIS. UNsURAlsHEn p. {.
YnIrR KEY.

To comfortable apartment living 1.
I'll 31st st. s.e;, an attractive new
close to Fort Dupont Park, cheerful
and newly decorated bedroom unit,
with modern kit. fenced-tn yard:
only S55 plus gutils. Or S64 incl. Ill
S.. Lu. 1-6312 or SHANNON q
utils. except. elec. See res. mgr. No
223 UPSHUR ST. NV.
3 rms. kit. bath: reas. rental. SIS
Avail. now Get KEY in roofing stori
downstairs.
--5
Evening star., 1954-12-30
DD c. lAPTs UNFURN-D tcenl APTs UAFURN-VA tcsat II
ANS. uNIuRkllylED G.
CoLoRw
1900 I. GT NJ Il

3 rms, kitchen and bath. SOS: room
and IS kitchenette and bath, $52 90,
1i1A l1th ST, NV rms. kitchen
and bath, sol As.
u. CONNOR AND SON
2319 I. 81. NV. RE. 7-2426
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
4-H Club Member Describes
Costa Rico Farm Experiences

than tractors they don't know
how to rum" he said.
Dominic, one of six sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott E. Lay,
gave his first illustrated lecture
on agriculture in Costa Rica
Tuesday night at a meeting of
the All Honor Club in Fairfax
Elementary School.
Dominic said he didn't learn
anything about farm technology
he didn't already know from
seven years of Al Club member
ship. He is a former president of
the Dunn Falls All Club in Fair
fax County. Dominic is a foreign
service student at George WASH
ington University.
Visited Sam Jose.
His trip wasn't all work. Domi-
mic and his All partner met in
San Jose. the capital city, about
every three weeks.
I'VE almost broke q leg doing
the mambo," they said. The boys
had plenty of dates.
Dominic lives on a seven-acre
farm where gladiola raising by
his mother is the big activity. His
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18

Dominic Lay, 20-year -old Al
Club member from Dunn L,oring.
Va, faces q schedule Of more
than 100 talks on his four month
experience as a farm hand in
Costa RIGA.
Dominic came home Sunday
from q season of cutting sugar
came hauling wood and harvest
ing rice and beans, the staple
diet Of Costa Rican farmers, UNI
der an exchange program spon-
sored by the National All Foun-
dalton.
He and Clarence A. Champlin,
tr., a. Of Citrus Heights, Calf.
lived with eight farm families
during their Costa Rican visit.
People Are Important.
Dominic said their labor
proved to hundreds Of skeptical
Costa Ricans that Americans are
not afraid to work with their
hands. an important intangible
boost to American material aid
in q country where "they think
the United States is Utopia and
all. we care about Is money"
People mean more to them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18

father is an official of the For
eign Operations Administration
in Washington.
The All exchange program,
financed partially with grants
from the Ford Foundation. sent
lit American boys and girls to
live with rural families in Al for
eign countries this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
Reds Brund Musiciun

VIENNA, Aug. 10 (P.-Com-
munist Poland's composers have
put the traitor" tag on Andrzzej
Panufnik. Polish musician who
recently followed his British wife
to Western freedom. The
Warsaw newspaper zycie War
szawy reaching here said the
Polish composers union has de-
cided to kick Mr.. Panufnik from
its ranks as "a traitor to the
Polish people"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
Drugstore Employee !
Found Dead In Apartment

The 38-year-old assistant man.
ager of a Peoples drugstore
was found dead yesterday IN the
apartment of a friend in the 62oC
block of Georgia avenue N w.
Kenneth c. Lewis was found
lying, fully clothed, face down
on bed. A bottle which orig
inally contained 500 sleeping tab
let's was found nearby with 48
tablets missing. police said.
Mr.. Lewis. police said, had q
wife and two sons who live al
1909 Farthing drive. Silver
Spring. An autopsy was sched-
uled today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18

Atomic power plant of type developed by A. E. C.'s
Argonne National Laboratory. fashionable material
fuel to produce steam which powers turbine
For more information from General Eectrics Atomic
Power Study write Department R, 2l23 Schenectady.
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18

Biggest question in producing electricity with
atomic energy has not been: Can it be done?-but:
How can it be done economically on full-scale
basis SO that many areas and many people can
benefit?
America is now very close to practical answer.
We already know the kinds of plants which
will be feasible, how they will operate, and we
can estimate what their expenses will be. In five
years = certainly within ten = number of them
will be operating at about the same cost as those
using COAL They will be privately financed, built
without government subsidy.
Developing the right fuel element is still
problem, but the Atomic Energy Commission,
General Electric scientists and other experts are
all working on solution. And real progress is
being made.
Evening star., 1954-11-27
Q BEDROOMS
NEW MODERN APT.
1414 UPSHUR ST. NV.

AIR CONDITIONED
1-hedrm. apt; sos mo-, Incl. Al
uttlg Res. mgr. Ant. 113, IA.
s-10se. -2o
Evening star., 1954-11-27

TAKoMA PARK DE Luxe
! bedrm. apts. S75:50-S5s 50
apply Apt. 5. e51J Greenwood ave.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-270O. -2s
Evening star., 1954-11-27

TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Efic. apt,
close to transp. and shop. ctr. All
utils. incl. $50. JU. 9-374S, -2S
ONE AND TWO BEDRMS., redec.. in
garden.type apts. Hyattsville area.
For information call 10. 2-37S3.
Evening star., 1954-11-27

2 blocks from Wisconsin
bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm., kit, pvt.
entrance; only this one apt. in mod.
ern bldg. with doctors once; no
children SIM mar rnnufh
Evening star., 1954-11-27
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-Mp.

1 - wv
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Ehc. apt.
close to transp. and shop. ctr. Ali
utils. incl. $50. JU. 9-374S, -2S
ONE AND TWO BEDRMS,, redec.. in
| garden.type apts. Hyattsville area.
For information call 10. 2-37S3.
Observation-Disclosures apt; liv.
rm., bedrm.. kit, bath; like new;
] ,6I@ block on bus. OWNER, ia.
APIS. AVAILABLE AT CoBuR TER.
POO defense hwy, BladensburE.
ter: bus stop ct door. wa 7.2SSs.
liS6 EAsT.WEsT HWY. Just west
dwelling unit: duplex with pvt. frt.
and rear entrances: convenient to
D.. c. busline and shopping. VIII
redecorate; $50 per no., plus utili.
ties. Call Ma. S-i92I. -27
TAK0MA PARK-Newly decorated Q.
bedroom apt. on Piney Branch road
ssad asn5 ssstWsst sauts cny hyE bsls Is loor 1o'
BETHESDA. 2 blocks from Wisconsin
bedrms.. liv. .rm:, din. rm.. kit. pvt.
entrance; only this one apt. in mod
ern bldg. with doctors once; no
children, $1Q0 per month.
TAKoMA PARK-2 bedrms. In new
3-unit bldg, sep. din. 706 Kenne.
bee ave. JU. 1884. Us
ss01 PLYMOUTH AVE-, 8. g., Md
Modern 2-bedrm. apt, with dinette;
only yrs: old. completely redeco.
rated; modern kit.,. laundry facil-
ss end 1atS 1ckaGs Month u trss es' cRi, Ta
koma Park area. To inspect, call
Mr. CLARK, DI. 7-2z34 or D1.
s111 PLYMOUTH ST, silver spring
Lovely newly decor apt. in d
unit bldg: Lge. liv. rm.. jr. din.
rm.. 2 bedrms., bath. cony. schools,
beSPm 1rassP sheg s75 so csR Iss 3 5ur1 Rohp AlEc
JU. 9-51TO. -27
CORAL HILLs-New garden apts.,
with 3 exposures, at b. C. line: q
bedrms.. $50; 8 bedrms., S1O0; in
cludes utilities. SIT. refgr.; play
yard. parking, laundry. storage; n
block shopping center and express
bus. Res. mgr. 10. S-9S31, --2S
BEDROOM. living room. dining room,
Kitchen. bath, large private scr.
porch; IA blocks from complete
No children or pets. $3.50. 10.
MT. RAINIER, MD.-Efhc. ant. utils.
furn,, pvt. entrance and bath; fof
empl. lady: $50. WA. 7-2217.
PINEY BRANCH-FLowER AREA
New. 2 bedrms., couple pref: refs;
utiis. not incl; Ss6. 10. 3-6ss9.-2s
SILVER SPRING - Lovely 2-bedrm.
apt. conv. churches; shopping CEN
ter. transp. Call JU. S-3042. -2s
PRIVATE HOME, bedroom. living
bath. utilities included. priyate %
entrances. 10. S-5964. -2g
TAKOMA PARk. s515 Flower ave.
Apt, /. two bedrooms. kit. shower
bath. gas and cleo included in rent
Of $50 mo. Open for inspection to-
day. For rental ARRANGEMENTS call
nsskds1Es MEi dEEip, RI RE; 1885, Ext. 214,
SILVER sPRING-Lse. liv. rm., di-
porch; 2 blks. Heches. 10. 5-4554.
CORAL HILLS at D. c. line and
3 bedrooms. $50 and sI00, inciud-
hns h,s all NJ ntiljtiss; sisosT near school shops.
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BETHaRGssiDA-Livine room, dinsste. s
kitchen 2 bedrooms and bath: con.
yenient TO. shopping, schools and
sInvsR sIIInSnsR0f'islTHi sPRisa.SsSszISS; q aaSsSzS; St
adjacent playground near schools.
2-BEDRM. APT, close-in Silver
s@Drins: @ Az u&sils; & fgT1a plus auto.
immed. JAMES c. cONLEY & CO.,
$40 Georeia. AJU. $500. -2s :
A SELECT NENoHBoRHOoD
TAKoMA PARK DE LUXE
! bedrm. apts. S75.5o-$5s 80
Lge. rms, big dinettes, an Itils.,
apply Apt. 3. S51j Greenwood ave.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-27oO -2s
EE1TTTp TITzE
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-06-05

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