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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

~WOODED LOT - liz acres,
$3.50 per acre; big woods, Route
100, between Beallsville and
GAINESVILLE. Phone Poolesville
2291. IT'S
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

All electric power in Virginia
is produced by coal-burning
plants.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

~DINER FOR SALE - On
Main Highway, excellent oppor-
tunitY for right party; must
sacrifice; ill health. Call Pc. Q
1898 after Z pm. 81
lW SNACK BAR - On Route
240, near Rockville; easy to
handle. Good lease at $4,000
monthly. Full price, $4,000.
Pastor & McGrew, Pc. 2,9448.
139
W GROCERY - Self-SerVice,
Route 240, near Rockville; rent,
$500; long lease. Owner quotes
over $4,000 monthly gross; other
business forces sacrifice. Full
price, $780, Terms. Pastor &
McGrew, Pc. 2.9448. 1873
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

~AUCTTON - Two swivel
office chairs; old candy jars;
Montgomery County Sentinels,
April 1870; 2 pairs candy scales;
dahlia and gladiolus bulbs. The
following new merchandise: chill
dren's sneakers, plastic curtains,
rolls of oil cloth, embroidery
materials, yarn and patterns, odd
lengths upholstery material, win
dow shades and lamp shades.
Many miscellaneous items, both
old and new. Country Furniture
Exchange, Gaithersburg 322-J.
147
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
PAINTINe
REST HOMES

TTHE MARYLANDER 60 Ger.
mantown, Marylind's finest Rest
Home approved by our leading
physicians, licensed by county and
state. Professional "a hour nur-
sing service. Restfully decorated
rooms for retired ladies and gen.
tlemen. For further information
call collect Gaithersburg a09.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
COMING EVENTS

Organizations moY list their pic
mics, suppers. eornivols. etc.. in This
column at the roie Of Toe per line
70 pr. Iinel per week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

WMAN WANTED - For gen
eral farm work, drive tractor,
milk two cows, ETC.; house, gar
den, milk and electric furnished.
References required. P h o n e
Spring 1852. u
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

ECLERK Typist - Position
available in the Office of the
Mayor and Council, City of Rock
vile, Maryland. Desires married
lady, experienced in office pro-
cedures - tipping, filing, can
meet public, take responsibility,
compute statistics. Apply City
Manager, 100 South Washington
Street, Rockville, Md. 20
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
AUTOS FOR SALE

lW~ DODGE PICKUP - '46 "
ton Dodge Pickup, complete with
hand operated crane. Perfect for
service station or light duty gar
age work. Priced right. See at
Shipley Motor Sales, 405 E.
Montg. Ave-, Rockville, Md. 1877
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

~GAITHERSBURG - Brooks
Avenue, nice section; eight room
house with bath; large lot 75x.
100; hot air heat; storm win.
dows. Good buy at $4,000;
$4,000 down. Pastor e. McGrew,
Pc. 2-9448. 142
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

~TYPING - Let us do your
Legal, Billing, Letters, Statistical,
Mailing Lists, etc. Call Gathers
burg STAR anytime. 1914
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

- CHEVROLET - 1919 Chev.
deluxe 2-door, radio & heater.
Clean. New seat covers. Motor
recently overhauled. Call G'burg.
1922. 122
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

~ROOFING MATERIAL -
Aluminium and Galvanized. Build
ers felt, nails, roofing cement,
Full line of paints. Order yours
todayl Call Coop Service Agency,
Cloverly, Md, Evergreen AIM.
2722
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

~GAITHERSBURG - Two
bedroom house with bath and
full basement; large modern
kitchen; automatic oil heat; nice
yard in good section. Price
$11, $50; CT. needs $3.50 cash.
Phone Pc. 2.9448. 141
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

joy SEPARATOR - / small De-
Laval cream separator Must be
in good condition. Call M. A.
Baker, G'burg. 9S1-W. 1872
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

"DRUMS - For storage pur-
poses; ideal for storing your
winter clothing or bedding;
reasonable. Phones: Pc. 2-4348,
OIL. 9-8738. TIA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
WANTED

~ JUNK, PAPER, IRON -
Brass, aluminium, copper, cast iron,
house rags, steel sheet iron, junk
cars. We call for large accumula-
ton. Yard in Rockville on Route
249. Tel Poplar 2-3924, Montgom-
cry Iron & Metal Co. 1858
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

~ STORM DOORS INSTALL
ED = $46.50. Also storm windows
and chain link fence at equally
low prices. Tel. Oliver 4-0601.
lit
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

~ SHOPSMITH - The 5 and
Power tool with many extras,
$50; also 5 HIP. Cupboard
Motor, used very little, SIS. Call
Spring 1881. IA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

WELDERLY MAN - To care
for live stock and do odd jobs
on a general farm, no dairy. Two
room apartment with electricity
furnished. Only sober man need
apply. References required. Tel.
GaitherSburg 952-W-1. 1T
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Wins sixth Star

The ,pajamas. a present for
his 65th birthday on October IA
from the Denver White House
press corps. also had q circle Of
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Continued From Firs

Continued From First Page
between East and Wext. And hi
hoped the foreign minister
could clear away some Of tilt
MISUNDERSTANDING that hav
arisen over the disarmament is.
sue.
Two Think Alike
Asserting he and Secretary
Dulles think alike with respecl
to these matters which .thel
have reviewed together. tht
President said Of the proposals.
by the Western nations: " e .
These viii be designed u
promote a peace Of justice. will
Increased security and well -betnl
for all, They will reflect q ger1u.
line spirit, OF conciliation and &C.
Icommodation. II the Soyiel
Union responds In q similal
spirit. much progress can b
made. That Is my personal hope
and / am confident 1t Is the h0pt
|of the American people.
"welsl1all All of Is follow yitf
|eagernt tiie ldplieDts d
|Geneva loE tliDY Wili "a III Il
demonstrate ghethsr TIE spirit
|of Geneva marks D genuine
change and win actually be pro.
|ductive Of the peaceful progress
for which the whole world longs.
Release Of the statement. ap.
parently designed to impress or
all world capitals once agair
the Presidents vital persona
concern with the Geneva nego.
itiations, followed presidential
conferences yesterday with Sec.
retary Of the Interior Mckay
and Sherman Adams, the Presi-
dents chief deputy.
In the Adams conference, the
President accepted the resigna.
ton Of J. Hyden Alldredge. vet
Evening star., 1955-10-26

la personal greeting from th'
President. That was Frank Jur'
|koski Of International News Pic
ltures, who travelled with hin
Throughout the 1852 campaign
Hello. Frank. when did you gei
lhere?" he asked.
/ Most Of the time the PreSi-
dents eyes were squinted as HI
faced toward the bright sun. Blu
ithey were sharp enough to notict
la photographers foot touci
against an extra camera lyint
lon the floor.
Hey, those things are expen'
lsive," he called out. Turning tt
Eone of his doctors. the Presiden
added: There is a lot of equip.
Iment here. I'll say that"
| Besides Gen. Snyder. Gen
Grimm. 1t. Knox and Sergt
Vaughn. those posing with tn.
President were Col. Byron E
Pollock, Fitzsimons Hospita
heart specialist and physician IL
charge Of his case: Col. Powell
lit. Col. Edythe Turner. chic
1of the Fitzsimons Nursing Serv'
lice, and Master iSe1gt. Donovan
lie. Walling. medical corpsman
|, After several group pictures
lwere made. the medical personne
stepped away 90 the photog.
Iraphers could get some ciose-uT
Ishots Of the President alone. Fol
this, the photographers movet
Iup to within about nine feet ol
his wheel chair.
Request No Glasses
/ Mrs. Eisenhower was not or
hand for the picture taking. Shs
decided to wait until the Presi.
dent leaves the hospital before
having her picture made witt
him.
At the advance request OF thu
photographers. relayed through
'iMr. Hagerty, the President die
iInot wear the sun glasses ant
blue Cherry Hills Country Clul
Igolfing cap he usually dons fol
his sundeck outings. His caa
hung back Of his right shoulder
on the back Of his wheel chair
From the other side hung q pail
lof binoculars.
| When Mr.. Hagerty said "Okay
fellows. that's alp' to the photog-
lraphers - Just eight minute.
after Mr.. Eisenhower had ap.
'Ipeared on the sundeck - 1t
Knox brought the Presidents
sun glasses from her pocket ane
helped adjust them over his eyes
1 Going down the freight ele'
,Ivator, Mr.. Hagerty suggested
that the three wire service pho
tographers stand by the door
They did. The elevator took Vi
down to the basement floor
where the wire services had darl
rooms and wire transmission IA
cilities set UP and waiting.
1 As the elevator doors opened
the Associated Press. Unites
Press and International New
Service men raced for thos'
dark rooms.
i That was the first and onl.
sign of haste about the who'll
affair.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
|Lousche to Run
For Governor or
Senator in 1856

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 R.--
Gov. Frank j. Lausche OF Ohio
said today he will run for ONCE
In 1856. but that he hasn't de-
Icided on which one.
He declined again to comment
on boosts he has had for thu
Democratic presidential nomina.
ltion.
Boarding q plahe for Colum.
bus, he told neWsmen:
There are at this time two
courses open to me. These arr
either running for reelection a
Governor Of Ohio or for tht
United States Senate"
He said II am going TO run foi
elective ONCE til 1856, but / have
mot made up my mind as ID
which one"
Senator Russell. Democrat Of
Georgia, said yesterday Gov
Lausche would be a formidable
presidential candidate because
he represents a middle of -the
road viewpoint in the Democratic
Party. p
Evening star., 1955-10-26

I
eran member Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, effective
October 81. And he received q
Recommendation from Secretary
LOT the Treasury Humphrey for
the appointment Of Russell c.
Harrington Of Providence. r. l.,
las commissioner of Internal
Revenue. Mr.. Harrington's APP
Ipointment. succeeding T. Cole
man Andrews. resigned. Is ex-
lpected shortly.
/ Mr.. Mckay said the admins.
ltration viii resubmit proposals
for the Upper Colorado and the
Frying Pan-Arkansas dam prof.
lects to the next Congress.
AS to whether Echo Park win
be included in the Upper Colo
irado project. he said, I'VE viii
Itake what Congress gives us"
Secretary Mckay said he
didn't discuss politics with the
President since he thought II
I''inappropriate.n When a re-
porter pressed him for his own
views of q. o. p. prospects for
1885, he wouldn't 60 beyond
Saying. I'm for Eisenhower first.
last and always" n
| He did predict the defeat Of
Senator Wayne Morse from his
own State Of Oregon, but de-
ilclined to forecast who will run
against him.
i And he said he would press
for the nomination Of Wesley
D'Ewart. former g. o. p. Con-
lgressman from Montana. as AS
sistant Secretary Of Interior IN
charge Of land management in
1.-THE face Of opposition from Sen
ator Murray. Democrat Of Mon
iItana.
| Senator Murray, chairman Of
1.-THE Senate Interior Committee.
Ills lining UP opponents Of con-
1 firmation Of the man he mar
|rowiy defeated for the Senate
lin 1854.
/ Mr.. Mckay said Mr.. DEwart.
now serving under a recess APP
pointment that must be sub
United to the Senate in its JAM
Iuary session, is the "best quaii-
fled man" In the country for
1.-The post and described his OPP
;lposition. as purely vindictive." I"
No ofiicial callers are on the
Presidents schedule today. But
Ihe WIN discuss his estate Of the
j Union" message tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
PIeurisy Strikes
Kiloore in Modrid

MADRID. Oct. 26 iP1 Sena-
tor Kilgore. Democrat of West
Virginia was suddenly stricken
with a severe attack Of pleurisy
here while interviewing state de-
|partnent officials last night. the
United States Embassy an
nounced today.
The announcement said the
Senator's condition did not Inn
prove Immediately and he was
taken to the 1000 Support
Squadron Hospital Of the United
States Air Force for treatment.
He was reported to be slightly
better today.
The Senator arrived here with
Senator Chavez, Democrat OF
New Mexico TO inspect American
bases in Spain.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
BY GARNETT D. HoRNER
star stan Correspondent

DENVER, Oct. 26.-You never
would guess from just the way
President Eisenhower looks now
that he has had a heart attack.
His cheeks are ruddy. their
flesh firm. His eyes sparkle. His
voice is strong. The famous
Eisenhower grin is working
nearly fulltime. His shoulders
do not sag. His manner Is re-
laxed. but spry and clipper.
These are among the things
that impressed me when saw
the President and heard him chat
with his doctors and news pho
tographers as he sat in a wheel
chair on an eighth-fioor sundeck
at Fitzsimons Army Hospital
yesterday.
4 Hands A Little Thinner
Looking closely for any sign OF
weakness, I thought his hands
appeared a little thinner than
when they were swinging golf
clubs or casting a trout rod near
" every day. That Is the only
difference that four and q half
weeks in the hospital have made
in his appearance, so fas as !
could detect.
He seemed to welcome having
his picture made for the news
papers, television and newsreels
and kept up a flow Of sprightly
comment on such things as the
weather, Photographic equipment
and his sixth star for good
behavior as a patient.
This was the first time that
anyone outside a small circle
Of medical personnel, family
members, Government officials
and close personal friends had
seen the President and heard
him talk since he suffered a
moderate" coronary thrombo-
sis four weeks ago last Saturday.
For more than two weeks. re-
porters at the Denver White
House press room have been
hearing from one official visitor
after another how well Mr.. Ell
senhower looked. To prove to
the world that such remarks
were not mere wishful thinking
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty arranged for
a limited number of news pho
Evening star., 1955-10-26
HELD PRISONER
By His Own Fears

For 26 years he was self
conscious, lonely and miserable
because Of fear.
The he decided to do some
thing about 1t. Here's his own
story.
He says: Suddenly I found
q new hope. A friend encour-
aged me to try the Dale Carne-
Igie Course. 16 weeks later ]
spoke at a banquet before &c
people. 8 months later I was
promoted from bartender to
restaurant manager with 84%
salary increase"
81 overcame my inferiority
complex, conquered my fears,
learned to speak effectively
and lead inteliigently, and 50
earned promotion"
To-day l enjoy speaking to
groups. ! like people. I'm ems
thusiastic and happy. So
thank God for Dale Carnegie
and the friend who introduced
Inc"
Evening star., 1955-10-26
LOST

ANCIENT BROOCH. lsrss semiprsciGa! ng s,a p,
bssis hSsss .s ostwfFsR FswaEa. El'ftu e. 1i.E7ss
BEAGLE. vic. Forest Helghts; brow
ears. black and white; children's pet
Please call 10. 7-20s2
BEAGLE. female. black and white
brown; vic Riggs PIX. ne: about yea
%s IA: khsiaHR. hsysnS puppies CO o.s'''
BEAGLE. puppy with collar. approx
days ago In vicinity 18th and Mass
ave; treasured pet: reward. oWo
6-74s4 -.----26 -26
BEAGLE. male. mos. old. black with
white spots white tip on tail and Ehitt
paws. white SPOT on back vic $500
any information Answers to name o.
Happy" Lu 4-1496 IF
BEAGLE. vie. 1900 blk, N. Rockingham
ST., Arl: female. mo: black. brown
and white: named cindv. Reward, KE
BTLIVoLD, lady's green Princess Gard.
nsE.r nsT Ss sb.ysb~as sna ys1ase kesf
money Can OIL 4-133e.
CAMERA. 35-mm. Argus. on Sunday 9
Montrose Park. deorRetown' reverb
ia 7-l63s 30 30
DIAMOND little finger ring, sapphire
lost Oct 81 vic Mayfower. Georgetowr
Or Hechts. Arl: 800 REWARD oBo'
495-A Star -2o
GOLD RRACELET, 3 lion heads, dia
mend chips and rubies; vic, downtown
reward. WO. 6-3569.
GOLD RINC with ruby and DIAMONDS
lost October 26. Reward. RE. 7-8064
LAUNDRY BAG. Navy. and laundry
from car trunk, pm. Oct. n; Dupon
Circle To Calvert Theater area via Mac
ave, Cue. 29th and r SITS. Wos 6-qsl4
METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE N
33b. lost vic Of d. 6. or Arl. on 23td
reward. "a. 2-0764. or Ma. $1,000
Ext. 291. --27
PARAKEET. blue and gray very .ta11e
$40 reward; Wheaton Woods vicinity
WI. $500 after 5 pm. ..-.-2S
PARAKEET blue; vic. 18th and Mime
sofa ave Sc. rewards Call LU. 4-45fh
PERSIAN KITTEN, white, 3 mo. old
lost Sa, from 6634 Eastern ave. ne
SKIRT brown wool crepe, to expensiy
suit, at or near 1910 Biltmore st.
Call HQ. 2-4l10 till 4:30. after so
DU 7-2S76 Reward "a
HT'B CAPS. Nash; Wash. -Balto. pkwy,
vic. P.R.R. viaduct. Reward. OR,
e512 after pm. -%
Evening star., 1955-10-26


witness story. 4,
ltographers to make pictures OF
the President for all to see.
--As the lucky reporter permit-
ted to observe the picture-making
session on basis of pooling
my notes with other White
House correspondents here, l now
must agree with the official Vis-
iitors that the President does
look and act surprisingly wenj
Better Than Expected
Actually, he looks better than
T expected, despite all / had
heard. His many recent wheel!
chair outings on the sundeck
have taken care Of any sickroCnl
Ipallor there might once have
been, 80 that his face appeared
Ito have lost little Of the tan
acquired golfing and fishing dur-
ling the first six weeks Of his
! Colorado vacation.
There was no flabbiness nor
peaked look" such as you might
expect to see in man hospital
lied for more than four weeks
apparent in his face. Although
This doctors have reported that
the has lost four pounds. you
wouldn't notice it, except per-
Ehaps in his hands.
Mai. Gen. Howard Snyder
the Presidents personal physi-
lcian, later confirmed my impres-
sion that his hands look thinner
I"Yes, they do show It," DR.
Snyder said when I asked him
about the hands. He attributed
this more to inactivity than tt
loss Of weight.
incidentally. @ N. Snyder
said his own impression Is thai
Mr.. Eisenhower has lost about
seven pounds since he entered
1.-THE hospital. His last recorded
weight before his illness wa
Il76A pounds: hts announcec
weight Sunday was 172A. But
Gen. Snyder said he believed thu
Presidents weight had gone ur
ito about 178 when he wa.
stricken. and pointed out that
he was weighed Sunday with hi
pajamas and moccasins on, add
ing about pound.)
Refreshed and Cheerful
| For so many days now that
lit has become routine news. the
Presidents doctors have reported
lin their daily bulletins that hi
was refreshed and cheerful.
| Well. that's the way he looks
| To those who have seen him
| perform before news cameras be-
fore, there was one difference In
his actions yesterday. He made
lno quick body movements HE
would turn his head as he spoke
Ito this or that person. But he
kept his hands still on the arms
tof his wheel chair most Of the
time, except for occasionally
lingering a cheek. And he did
mot twist his shoulders around.
From what Mr.. Hagerty says
that was because the President
is a good patient. obeying orders
of his doctors. They do not want
him to risk any sudden upper
body movement until they are
sure the damaged area of his
heart is completely healed.
Mr.. Hagerty warned photog-
raphers about this in advance
and asked them not to shout
ANY requests to the President tc
turn this way or that. They
didn't. It probably was the
Equietest group of photographer
THAT ever made pictures Of .
president Of the United States
| Practically. all the talking was
done by Mr.. Eisenhower himself
He never said anything about
how he felt and no one asked
him. Embroidered In gold across
the pocket Of his red pajamas
were the words, Much better
Thanks" and he let that mes
sage speak for itself.
Wins Sixth Star
The ,pajamas. a present fol
Ibis 65th birthday on October IA
from the Denver White House
press corps. also had O circle OF
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Reporter Says President
Looks Surprisingly Well

sornett %. HoFner, White House cor.
respondent Of The Stor. was poo
observer for oil White House re-
porters when news photographers were
odmitted to the eighth sloor Of fitz-
simens Army Hospital in Denver yes
/. tesdoy 10 mcke closeup pictures ol
Z President Eisenhower. This is his eye.
I. witness story. i
Evening star., 1955-10-26
IS FEAR HOLDING |. d
you BAcK7

II so, don't despair. Do some
thing about 1t. We all have our
fears. It's human to fear
Every man has q coward and
Ia hero in his soul" It takes
hut COURAGE TO act In spite
LOT fear.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
FOUND

RHssETT HOUND TYPE. male. whit,
and tan: vicinity 5000 Bryant st
BULOVA WATCH, lady's. vic. Conn. ave,
Oct 20; owner. identify. HO. 2-0500
Ext. S1S after 9 pm.
CAT, large. part Persian, yellow, male
vic, Annandaie rd.. Fails Church. JE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
|NPBA Elects {. 1. Smith
To Boord, Promotes 4

Ernest L. Smith. prominent
real estate operator and builder
|of Washington and Princ {
Georges County, was elected q
director Of National Permanent
Building Association at the 66th
annual shareholders meeting
Friday, President Robert e
Buckley announced yesterday.
Joseph r. Zegowitz, ir.. assist
ant secretary. and John w
IStadtler, assistant treasurer
were promoted to assistant vice
presidents, M. Bradley, was
elected assistant secretary and
Horace z. williams was named
loan ofhcer. Other officers and
directors were reelected. includ
ling President Buckley.
| Mr.. Buckley began his 26tf
year as president with a review
LOT the last year in which assets
Jumped ~ per cent to q new rec
ord Of $58,645. 2s7.
Savings accounts rose more
than 1850. 900 to q new nigh
lof SO. 070 900, while FIRST mort.
Igage. loans climbed more thar
$40 million to So, 678, 1856. Divi.
ldends In the fiscal year ended
September 80 totaled $l.559, 09s