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Evening star., 1954-01-03
AUToMoBiLss ron SALE

rosn s1s.n. 4s ss1SSI sss.s sses snd h5asis s sis
guoHEs 1912 oeorsia ave. NV.
FoRDs 5s Custom IS" Fordors;
radio and heater. turn signals. seat
sST'r' oT ssse ds1e srssn sss ns fss moERfs FSsfg
HUGHES; 1919 dsorsia ave. NV,
rom i51s station wagon custom
VS.: new tires: excellent condition
Owner leaving country; S675. RA
FoRD so country SQUIRE station
csean and in finest condition. Full
price. $595. cash or terms. so other
bargains. Open Sunday. f0-4. WOLFE
MOTORS 1901 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
FORD '4e Fordor super de luxe; r..
h. and other ex'ras: orig. finish,
new motor lob, S305; only $40 dn.
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS, Ju. g.
FoRDD '5a station wagon country 1 Sc
over $1,000; practically new. viii
sell for 81 .S95. pINEY BRANCH
MOTORS. JU. s-11e5. --3
FORD 81 cony.; new plaid top; Al
e%nei. eSnsi e call apd wo s. s.3sSSl 5iSeS. 3 5vt
FORD 1881 Custom Fordor, sedan;
T. and h.. seat covers. Looks and
it; S7S5.. ROYAL MoToRs, INC.
4SS6 4oS6 &C chrysler; ysI I PlymoTth Dealer 9so6
FORD 1850 ss Fordor a'e Custom nai s: sS@sSo o.d.
Z; and h.. new Wv. tires. exception
HAcksR ssasR AoToks AooGTssks fR fsRe'ial sasssS s7'S
FORD b2 Victoria: Fordomatic r.
ss sss 9ss so"HfE FaicSER lRT R@iMsasf MofoRs ss
FORD SO Tudor de luxe 8; heater,
sgnals; gray; excellent condition.
FSRR e01,in 10 hsS3 B.. Victoria dSn. eompnlstely
FORD 1852 VS. Ranch WAGON; r. and
h.. overdrive. has had the best OF
care. like new: 81 .595. HOYLE MO-
TOR TOR sM Is. 17i7 r. ]. ave. ne.
FoRD soOS; So S-cylinder custom Tudor; Ts
radio and heater. Can YOU top this
one2 Only $695. a-day, money.
back trial; 4-month written ruarai,-
antee; HILL a SANDERS, Wash. Isl
Oldest Ford Dealer, liza Vermont
FoRD SKI n,H' 81 clsto,n ADi a-4sSo a9ls, porao,4
e.ellent condition throughout; S993;
~r3,,s,, ,aay monsy,5ack I3,a.s,i. trial 4-nlonth
MLNtfn guafenLee. HILL & SAN
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest F@rd Dealer.
lll4 Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-430O.
FORD '52 Tudor; radio and heater.
maroon finish; q bargain, SI.I95:
DAY money-back trial. 4-month
DERS. Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer,
lll4 Vermont ave. NV. AD. 4-4300.
4
FORD 1851 conv Alpine blue, Ford
0mafic- r. h, many extras excel
cond.: 81 015. Ga03 Baltimore ave.
COLLEGE Park. UN. 4-000l.
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AUTOMOBILES 4 foR SALE

FORD 80 Crestline Tudor; green and
black; fully equipped, Wv. tires
SneEl. Owned by mechanie, Orig.
d. C. inspecticn; $1,000 mi, $3.50
or best offer. LU. 2-249O. "A
FORD 81 convertible: r. and h. ana
overdrive: you will not be able to
beat this price anywhere in town;
$685.. B g. D MOTORS. 1901 Old
Bladensburg rd. (at Piney Branchl.
81. spg.. Md. 1Ju. 7-7SSS. OPEN
rom Isl Custom Tudor; black.
Fordomatic, radio. heater. sun visor.
many other extras. An exceptionally
hne car. 1895. MAYFLOWER MO-
ToRs, Lincoln MERCURY Dealer,
FORD 1853 Custom Victoria: cream
with dark-b,ue top, radio, heater.
seat covers. low mileage: looks and
drives like new car: $l.795. May
FLOWER MOTORS Lincoln, Mer-
curry Dealer. I125 18th st. n.w.,
CO. 5-6363 and CO. 5-6372.
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TRucKs EoR sALF lcent.l

CHEVROLET 1946 h-ton panel; eood
sond. Best otfer takes II. Ju. s.
1857 GMc TRACTOR, Nat SIT.
chFvRoLEEr sanSi lsF cs sed.h hu deiiyess eiitsg
heater and defroster. This truck is
like new. $685.. Terms to respor-
CHEvROLET 1861 9-ton cab and
chassis; g-speed rear; S.225x9O tires
front and rear; suitable for dump or
eft: stake: ready to work: S!95.
HILL & SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer f114 Vermont ave. NV.
AD A-430O -A
CHEVROLET SO pickup: ike new in
HILl. a SANDERS. v Wssh.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV.
cHEvRo1iETT la4e ,a-ton panel: good
mechanical condition; as Is. ready
TO go: St29. HILL q SANDERS,
Mash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, t114
Vermont ave NV. AID. 4.4300, 4
1940 stake body Ia
ton truck; good condition; price
$500. Call at $500 N st. $ e.. Hili-
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

WILLYS l94s panel truck: good con-
dttion; $3.50; 10. "-4a53. .--S
FORD '52 h-ton Courier, s cylinder;
extra, seat, Magic Air heater. turn
signals; better than averaee condi-
ton; S1.145. sTEUART TRUCK
CENTER. IH5E. 20o1 W. Va. ave. ne. La.
CHEVROLET 40 2-ton 15s-iach
chassis and cab; 2-speed rear axle;
very clean. suitable for EFT. body.
$545. STEUART TRUCK CENTER.
2oo1 W. Va. ave. ne. LA. 8-S02O.
CHEVROLET '4s la-ton sedan deliv.
sTEgARF 9faEa5ef fRUck seGa TilEfs' 500 soGi
". va: ave. ne. LA. 6-SO2O. --4
FORD ~ 2--ton platform; good mo-
Tp,,r 115 and or tires; $395. .sTEUART
ne. LA. 6-802O.
THAMES '4s h-ton panel: for city
and light hauling: up to IS miles
per GAL; motor reconditioned by Hill
Sanders: 3O-day- guarantee. Only
Slg5.. HILL g. SANDERS. wash Z
Oldest Ford Dealer. III4 Vermont
ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. A
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
eoAIS

sSa1scqisS c1piFof Gufs2isf ssEfsE EPots5' sS sSs
owNRR MfiRf ass GoiNc MRHsss MGsrEMasti si4sa sen
twin sIsIn.. pleasure . I beat n, shins
planked hull. Can be seen ct 500
Maine ave. s.w. after IL noon. Make
sS-Ff. CABIN CRUISER. sleeps in
cabins. has roomy dinette, galley
comfort; $1,000 or best offer. WA.
YAWI@4s ft.x1ss ft.x5.s #. draft.
Gan Tigsed. auxiliary sound.
Ratsey. l949. Sleeps 5 comfortable.
end selling. Single handed or crowd
abroad. must sscriiice. $s, 900 or ia Best
offer. DI. 1887 or EX. 3-70S2.
WANTED loft. aluminium boat,
with oars; state price. Box 24-B,
ls HIP. - Montsomery ward. full
shift, used 80 hrs. $175. AID. o
BAkGANs-used outooard motors,
$35 up. CAPITOL MARINE CO. 500
Maine ave. s.w Phone Elk. 3-i45S.
BUELL's SERVICE
Hepair .r.,n-. carDnrstors ssns. fuel pnmps, gen
81. f6th b. safIs5S NV and NE. %Sistfiss1ss95s ssF7
Yacht Insurance
HUGH ALEXANDER, Sterling 3-4440.
PREVIEW SHOWING
1854 Richardson's.
1854 Correct Craft.
1854 Marina Rockets.
NOW ON DISPLAY
ALSO MANY LETTINGS ON
BUY OR SELL
THROUGH
The Washington Marina
1900 Maine Ave. G.W. RE. 7.47D7
Closed for Holidays, Fri. Sat-, sun.
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MOTORCYCLES
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

So end MICE. OF S3.210 monthly
paymts. for sale at discount. Prop
lington, Well secured. with or with
out recourse. JOHN L. BEHLING.
JR.. 2O1O Tyler ST.. HOLLYWOOD, Fla.
WELL SECURED So. zoo end trust on
p. G. property. Will sell or trade for
bsmt. house under SO. 600 in NV.
.; c.. n; Arl.. or Mont. Co.. Md.
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MONEY WANTED
Attractive Opportunitv

4AVH UNVAVC OPkO1 VUIIIty
For investor willing to finance builder
Of small suburban homes On FHA
approved site. Loan to be secured by
land and other collateral Rerayable
in 8 mos: 5000 to $4,000 cash
REQUIRED. Phone MA. S-00l0 for
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THE SUNDAY STAR BIT
Washington. D. c.
SUNDAY. JANUARY 8. 1854

FORD 1949 Custom v-s; r. and n,
~ otner extras; excel. cond. Best
FORD convertible: radio and
heater, In GOOD condition; 5000 or
peSt oner. ~. 9-5546.
b. o.d.. complete car. excel. cond.
Moying, must sell, 1875. IA. S-65S4.
FORD 40 club coupe; r. and h.; turn
s4E signals; EwHS dG,a isT above AVERAGE; 500.
1902 East-Wesf hwy. JU. S-3ih1
Directly across from U. g. Royal
sign. Open today.
FORD 40 convertible: r. and h., turn
signals, light blue finish With new
black top: S6a5; SILVER SPRING
hwy. JU. 6-3l57. Directly across
from U. 9. Royal sign. Open today.
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CHARLES COUNTY FARMS
GOOD FARMS

WE HAVE THEM. from 2 acres up
Let us know your needs. Below arr
lust few:
.a,;sIIs ACRES. .,E! large mcdsrn % n home ii
'eseIsis AeREs sss1sasi st1eaa pona. ooutblds.
Go ACRES. comfortable family home
oons on nayea ysa aEo Toad; outSidEs. Earn
p5 ACRES. old house and outbldss.
tractor end equipment; road front
age; stream; $4,000
ll0-ACRE STOCK FARM GOOD home
e00.AcRE STOCK FARM, Lowell,
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER. INC
REALTORS GAITHERsBURG .as
HISTORIC TIDEWATEF
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
1--i50 acres. Battle Creek. 6-room
home. tobacco barn. poultry house
tSsr Tsn.bis isns large eynTs:.
paved highway: 43 miles D. c.;
9-75 acres. s-room home. large to.
bacco barn. stable, outbuildtngs;
boulevard: orchard. timber, streams
immediate possession: 30 miles D. c.;
$50 acres. 6-room Colonial home,
: large tobacco barns. outhuildings,
new farm machinery. large timber.
pine. oak. poplar: creek; immediate
possession: good roads; 10 miles
d. c.; $4,000.
4-76 acres. 6-room home. 4-room
tenant house. . large tobacco barns.
outbuildings, streams: paved road;
70 miles p C.; immediate possess
Bws6 acres. good farm houses.
large tobacco barn: paved road; near
Chesapeake Bay; streams, timber;
80 miles D. c.: S1O.5OO.
6-1S acres. 6-room home. outbuild-
ings. orchard. creek: immediate
possession: $3.50; 4S miles D. c.
T-2l9 acres. overlooking Chesapeake
Bay. 5-room modern home: 8 large
barns. timber: paved highway.
streams. farm machinery; operated
by good tenant: near Naval Research
Labor atory. 33 miles d. c.: S16,5OO.
S-T2 acres, 3-room log house. tim
Der, paved highway; near Chesa-
peake Bay: good hunting: As miles
d. G.; liberal mortgage terms; $4.750.
e-124 acres. broom frame Colonial
home, needs repairs. 3-room tenant
house. large tobacco barn. outbuild-
ings. timber, large running stream;
gain; IS miles D. c.; liberal fnanc-
ing: $4,000.
We have farms. waterfronts. timber,
going businesses to Ill your require
ments. CALVE r IT REALTY
AGENCY. Prince Frederick. Md.
Phone los, 354 and 2.5-J-I. m
SPECT1ON BY APPOINTMENT.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR sALf

APT. LAND. 2o.5 acres-lOc per it.:
avail, This is. hoti Bring your check
hook OF your hacker. E. F. sTEFFEY.
fSS sANbs s!s .sRgIa gRH'z saOdiT !. hs5s
G sign nj no. Clinton. Nd. Sl.250 each.
ARL1NGGsTIo5Ss. on LOrcom lane, NE near
new strasford School. wooded lot.
oo22SSll oo22SSl 90 all utils.' $1,000. JE. 3
sPRINGFiEL4 AREA-1o7xe45-foot
partly wooded homesite on city
$995; 500 down. SEQ mo. VERNON
n N LYNCH q SONS, spr,nsfeld. Va.
ss;s IA ASREs g7sEss ci0.siL or kI .6. 2.25s6. @ "a
AZ utils. at edge of property. Incl.
66 acres zoned Industrial 300 acres
@ ing Only 81 $50 an acre as : whole.
sp5IRsssld v Va t4NGH kfl sHs7ss. S s. soki. ki
Sc, L0T; Just over the line in silver
Hill Nd, 63x160 ON Park blvd. A
steal Ct deS $500. MR.. KENNEDY.
KENsiNGToN. 75xalo. level. ali utils
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO, CO. Lo. + I.
PR6pE;FFG1y P9RaSe; F1 $3.50; ss,a'4;,, n-., o-s
Golf and Country cH Club. 1es 1ooxifb dfPEses ft
Ideal for suburban home. Price
FivE-AcRE LEVEL WOODED lot
sssg q P1ta terms 1a prlce MI saS P s5S2 6@ssR' sR'
THIRTY-SIX LOTS. on Old Bladens-
burg rd:. nr. Four Corners. IN Sill
yer Spring. Eight of these lots are
Rrss' Rsssd ~ Uite s.Ss4s gsils. in Ju. 7-7ll7.
FIVE LoTs on Ga. ave-; elose-in-Sil-
syes vse spTIns FTP sasIa al 9tiis. In. Ju 7-7il7.
asi AaEsS %ss ca5itdi n5 Svss 81 OWNER, in s 6S.;
5000 #. on new blcaktop I'd. S39 Sc,
per acre Will not sell part. Box
GROvET0N. VA, 8 miles south Alex.
andria beautiful half-acre lots resi-
9eaiSiai section' water, sewer. so.
ALA. AVE. and HILTON terrace Sc
Corner lot %; So. $500. Make 'ofIer.
woobLasN1Do' Ii 15-sere7 55-sSo7' tract. Perry
County. Pa. the Nations leading
game state. Ideal location for build
ing of hunting. and fishing cabin
small game and deer abound. Good
land sold as unit. Only $1,000.
LEWIS LEWIS rs woodridse ave. Silver
BSSILPEEs 81 ATTENTION ;S, y, 90 vienna.
va. 2"dCre lotS' T3,oUU; grove,
fast flowing spring ia. S-3O4l7
4-FAMILY APT. HOUSE LOT-Street
Branch and Flower ave. A GOOD buy
at 81. 500. MR.. BAINUM. JU. $1,000.
COMMERCIAL lot in D. c., mr.. Nary
land line. Good location for LIQUOR
store. UN 4-6s6T.
43 LOTS. Wheaton area.
73 LOTS. choicest Bethesda location;
approx. so acres already suhdivided,
Bethesda area
% ACRES nr. Kenweod Country Club
adjoining subdivisions.
AZ ACRES. Bannockburn section Of
SS-ACRE ESTATE. MAGNIFICENT Manor
house, Rockville pike. suitable for
institution or subdivision
ACRES. apt. ground, in the heart
OF Bethesda
call MR. LEBLINo. OIL. 4-6ess ---3
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WATERFRONT PROP WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for an all-yr. home
on bay or river. Mod. with 9 or 3
bedrms. Must commute. State
loc,. full particulars. Box 4l2-Y.
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GARAGES

sth AND JEFFERSON NV; 2 ga
RACES: SO mo. ca. MRS, CLYDE C.
DuHNINoToN, OIL. 2-2635, EN-.
BRICK GARAGE-For rent. Si2
monthly. las 18th st. ne. ia. 0.
I3Ii COLUMBIA RD. NV, rear
Singie metal garage. suitable stor-
sEs sA4 Or RsNTHE HaS1TlSf do RsT M; New YEP YEP
ave. NV. NINA. S-7li6. "a
SINGLE GARAGE-SuitabI for stor-
age furniture, ETC.. IA. a-o6eo,
GARAGE .-s,ory brick bldg Large
md fr. ideal for storage. Rear 1884
sist 81: NV, pI. 1-48s2s. %
20 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-2-car
gar. $40 dble. per mo each: SIS
sgle per mo. EX. 3-10a1.
GARAGES
Several avail for rent In s4o0 block
18th st. NV. SiaxSl2x1S. Concrete
fioors. sliding overhead doors. JE-
ROME BRODIE. OIL. 10000. -
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

ST. PETERSBURG. FLA.-Real estate
tunities. LIONEL ROWE. 9a35 Cen
saR. tral sCT. aYs;; ct; Petershurg; Fla:
tasss oh Lons6oas kee GraDs %oasp sps
furn.: pravate white sandy beach
en- Gulf; swim, flsh: rent BY wk. OF
mo Call OIL. 9-S650.
FLA.-On Indian River,
B,arssins b., in homes for retired peo-
rm.. bath, kitchen. screened breeze
way and carport; price $500. So.
900 cash, balance terms. CHS
residence: . bedrooms living room.
bath. kitchen. Many other excellent
buys IN homes from s4.750 un to
So 900 ADVISE me your REQUIRE
and detail information. c. H.
FTEdokI5S AccoSMdf6DaTIoss. slSsdf in
tesI, beautiful! 1 p LsuderdaieLPriyate
Seom Sea rsn ana @ bath & ssS per week siHgle:
siaasd. write 's' p =. Box ssos'fsssss. sss.. F. r.
DTLRAY BEACH HOME at soe Sc.
5th st. in Delray. available until
:lune ! or by month. Details. ia.
sARASOTA-cozy cottage for ..
within walking distance to every
thing 5y season or by the year.
8 ia S-D239.
WIDOW will rent large beaut. furn
apt. on lake. pvt. dock: . adults
S25 Mk.. $50 mo. WA. 1-9312.
FREE CATALOGUE
2 ofnces. Central. Gulf and z Coast
Write US your wants. AMER. REAL.
TY. P. o. Box s592.. Orlando. Fla.
SALE OR TRADE. in whole or part.
Orange City-60 choice 15xl35-ft.
lots. near St Johns River. T5-ft.
elevation. pure city. water. streets
equity in house. ind trust or beach
property; $3.50 each.
J. A. CULLEN
DU. 1920. ME S-04S6.
MOTEL IL units. tiled baths;
SCI 900 cash. S25.000 10 years
0n-IEr prArrv c,o nv ao11 Q
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rRAllERS

TRAILER. 'ully equipped: sleeps 4;
S37S. Phone RA. 6-35sI. Ewes,
i953-ss f.; 2 bedrooms. complete
bath: Just like new. Reas. Down
pymt. or viii take late model car as
gown payt. Take over notes. DU
1858 VACATION TRAILER. 1877.
fully equipped. Ideal for winter va
cation: EN-. 3-099l. --3
TRAILER 10: 20-ft.. alum; never
lived IN; s9e5 Ii 7-s34a or LII
CONTINENTAL TRAIL
house wrise Isl fEAiEss 9s ftffs ss ssus' nSa on
SO. Alexandria. Va.
TRAILER. 4x7x2h IT,. we'll built for
travel or farm. excel. cond. S95.
MOBILE PARTS and shop trailers.
all metal. size 4xs #: inciosed
storage space and locking doors.
Equipped with racks for carrying
pipe and lumber. Priced to sell at
S295 each. Original cost over 500.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. 1880
WIS. ave. NV. WO. 6-323l. -
The LARGEST display OF nationally
known new and used mobile homes
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LOTS And ACREAGE FOR SALE
(consinpad. J

Ie SEMI-DETACHED level lots, ali
utiis.. terms. and paved streets al
ready in, Just outside D c. Owner.
UN. 4-0SsI
VIENNA, COMMERCIAL
Sa,710 So. IT,, large frontage on
Hwy. 123. or Maple ST.: ideal for
. group of stores. Water and sewer
available
ARLINGTON BLVD.
Valuable corner containing 2is acres,
all utilities, suitable for any type
business or will build to suit tenant.
TRADE
10 acres. commercial. 8 miles to d. C. /:
water and sewer: will exchange for
large apt. bldg
NEAR PENTAGON
5ia acres level cleared apt. ground.
suitable for de luxe tyne ant.
80, 900 50. It apt. ground. all utili-
ties. Falls Church.
o acres apt, sround, all utilities.
146 acres. Shirley hwy; utilities
available; will subdivide.
so acres. fronting on main hwy; ell
utlltleS: $500 an acre, all cash
for quick deal.
CALL JIM CRAVEN :.
ARTHUR L. WALTERS
IA. 7-5200 3 till 8 ia. :-4l4l
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AuroMoTlve M,sc.

OLDsaOBILE Rocket engine. 5 and
II h2re; cqmpletslyo o rebuilt Call
Evening star., 1954-01-03

12 SENfI-DETACHED level lots. all
utils.. terms. and paved streets al
ready in. Just outside D c, Owner.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-06
Raises Killed, Certificate 0kayed By
Referendum Vote Of 0ctober.Novenber


Pittsburgh, Pa. The following represents the out
of the CFUs 1858 Referendum Voting conducted dur
ing the months Of October and November the questions
of increasing the salaries Of certain Convention elected Off
cials and adopting form of protection known the
Income Defender Certificate The proposed increases
voted down handiy by the membership:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-12-16
Dec. 3


The Editor,
Montgomery County Sentinel
Dear Sir:
Thank you for the space re.
Gently allotted by your paper to
Civil Defense matters which in
Guided a status report on the
Montgomery County Civil De-
Tense program.
Because the report was general
and left much unsaid, some valid
criticisms were made by some
editors. Specifically, 1 failed to
make clear Cd that although ex-
tremely important, civic organi-
cations will not be the sole basis
for a healthy, dynamic Civil De-
Tense organization, (2) that COM
ponent units will be more special
lied and divided into clearly de-
fined areas such as CD areas APP
proximating as closely as practi-
cable existing areas such as cleo
ton districts, school districts or
fire areas, and 90 that the plan
ned use of public services is vital
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-12-16
Nursing Homes :
A Public Trust

Public office is public trust of Americas states
wrote in the early days of the Republic and then went
to add very sound advice about not abusing that
trust
There other forms of public trust than public office
and the operation of home for the aged and the inspection
OF that home for safety against fire among them.
The SENTINEL, in making this observation, has no
specific criticism to make of any nursing home in the Cou
y and certainly to make of the Maryander home
Germantown that figured in last weeks terrible fire. In
fact this newspaper wishes to go record with respect to
the Maryander that visit to that establishment not more
than two weeks before the fatal fire revealed ORDER clean
illness and comfort of high degree.
Nevertheless as Fire Marshal Howe observed the
County has had three fires of this nature in nursing
homes since 1913 with death toll of IL. This may be,
in fact probably is the work of fate since con-
WINGED of the truth of Marshal Howes statement to the
effect inspection standards higher County than
in many others throughout the State.
The SENTINEL is not fatastc. If a man cannot COM
petey control his destiny he do good deal to shape it.
And preventing future fires of this cruel catastrophe
nature would seem to be simple enough step.
For that reason call everybody concerned with
the nursing home business the County and the fire spec-
tors to redouble vigilance to tackle their work in the
resoute determination that step will be left ntaken in
effort to make that the lives of innocent respect
ed old persons will not be endangered again.
The of human life entrusted to institution is
public trust - one of the highest we know.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-12-16
Christmas Celebrations
With a Heart Beat

1t is with good deal of satisfaction that print
ing in this weeks SENTINEL roundup of stories that
seem to to reflect the Christmas spirit at it's best
We have in mind the story submitted by Twnbrook
correspondent and that turned in by the Sandy Spring
writer Both report that Christmas will be time of
munity singing and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. greeting. The
residents of Twnbrook will walk through the of their
development carong and the people of Sandy Spring
inviting and all to attend their carol session front of
the Sandy Spring frehouse.
Some of the carols will be sung in key slightly differ
en from that intended by the composer All of the words
to "Silent Night" may not be remembered.
But the good will to and intent to do glory in the
highest will ring out plain for all to hear and hearing
be heartened. ~eRn AM'
With all respect to the smart and busting areas of Sill
Spring and Bethesda we'd rather be part of carong
of our neghbors than sidewalk spectators parade
On second thought = because like parades we'd like
to be both singer and spectator But of the two if had
to choose, we'd take the personal form of celebrating
Christmas.
Let's all sing it out for the world to hear PEACE ON
EARTH GOOD WILL TO MEN
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-12-16

versal Declaration of Human
Rights, adopted by the United
Nations General Assembly, were
given to all Homemakers In the
opinion of many, the family is
the unit in which people can learn
to practice many of these rights;
each persons can. use them for
guides in human relationships, so
working for world peace.
Potomac Valley Homemakers in
the spirit of Christmas packed a
basket of food for needy family
in their community at the Christ
mas Party in Cabin John Gardens.
Mrs. B. F. Stevens, chairman in
charge of the arrangements, was
assisted by Mrs. c. S. Duball, Jr.,
Mrs. Morris Fradin, and Mrs.
Russell Willett.
The Georgetown Village Home
makers Club held its second an
nual Christmas party for the
benefit of the Christmas Bureau
Dec. IS in the home of Mrs.
James Heldreth. All contributed
clothing and canned goods in ad-
dition to stockings filled with
toys. HoSteSseS were Mrs. Ernest
BoWker, Mrs. John Sommerville,
Mrs. Frank Noble, assisted by
Mrs. William Bulla, Mrs. H. E.
Christopher, Mrs. Arthur Cloey
and Mrs. Arthur Hoist.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-12-16
Broadwood
Manor
Mrs. Helen Settler
Poplar 2-4l97

Broadwoodites are outdoing
themselves socially these days,
and the holiday festivities are
not yet upon us. Read what cos
mopolitans we are:
Mr.. and Mrs. lorna r. Keto
attended a reception at the Fin
nish Legation in honor of Fin
nish Independence Day, Sunday,
Dec. 9Th. They were charmed by
Minister and Madam Nykopp,
and the other dignitaries whom
they met, and they renewed ac-
quaintanceS with many of their
Finnish friends who were among
the guests.
Another Broadwood family en-.
tertained British nobility-form-
er close neighbors in England.
Last Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old c. Hinton enjoyed a visit
from Professor NJ. M. and Lady
Cynthia Postan, of Cambridge,
England. Professor Postan is a
visiting professor to Johns Hop
kins University from Cambridge
University, and he and Lady Gym
thia are residing in Baltimore
during their stay in this coun-
try.
We have news from two form
er Broadwood families. We al
ways like to bring you highlights
of letters from former residents
and are very appreciative when
the recipient is generous enough
to share them with us. Mrs.
Merle Smith reports she received
an interesting letter from Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Shaver.
The Shavers miss their Broad