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Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29
Rockville

Alter WaterWorkS and fire
hydrantS were installed in Rock
vile in 1897, the towns citizens
set up a rather informal fire
fighting system. Equipment con-
sisted of two hand-draWn hose
reels operated by two colored
men, Dibby Herbert and George
MeadS.
When word of a fire got
around town, men and boys
came running with their buckets
and pals, to help the effort.
In 1921, these volunteers got
an assist from the District Fire
Department on a fire in the
home and store of John Collins.
Shortly thereafter, Bill Burrow
went before the town council to
recommend that a volunteer fire
department be formed. He offer.
ed his barber shop as a meeting
place.
So many people wanted to
come that the meeting was trans
ferred to the Potomac Electic
Power Co. office. About 50 men
turned up.
AT this first meeting on March
8, 1921, DR.. o. NJ. Linthicum was
elected president of the new
department; c. H. Robertson was
vice president; Bache Albert, sec
retary-treasurer; and w. F. Dis.
ney, engineer. Joseph Howes
was the fire chief.
The department took over the
two hose reels and by the fol-
lowing January had raised $500
to buy Model T Waterous Ford
triple combination pumper. This
was kept on the ground floor of
the old court house. An alarm
system was bought with contri.
buted funds.
Only six people were allowed
to ride on the Model T going to
a IRE, so to prevent arguments
a ring system was devised. The
first driver to arrive after the
siren sounded grabbed the red
ring. The second man got the
blue ring and the next.coveted
seat, next to the driver.
White rings went to the next
four arrivals, who rode in the
truck. The rest had to follow
tamely in cars.
Early in the 20's, a serious fire
broke out in the Poolesville
business section that burned out
most of the block and threatened
the whole town. The Rockville
department is given much Of the
credit for saving the town.
The next piece of equipment
bought was a Waterous REQ.
Then the volunteers built them.
selves hook and ladder wagon.
This equipment was stored in
three buildings. With the CO.
operation of Joseph II. Bradley
and Frank II. Karn, the present
building was erected in 1926.
In 1881 the rescue squad was
founded by Valentine Wilson, and
a rescue wagon was purchased.
Ira Law gave first aid inStruc.
ton to the members.
Mr.. Wilson, elected chief in
1881, served in that office until
bad health forced him to retire
in 1852. He still participates IN
department affairs. Jack Lee is
the current chief. with James o.
Gartncr as his assistant.
The departments membership
is limited to 81, which is the
fun complement for its four
engines, rescue squad and am.
bulance.
There are no paid men in the
Rockville department. All Of the
money for its operation is raised
by the volunteers at their annual
carnival and other events. There
Is no fire tax in its area.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29

A good indication of tn e
loyalty of the fire department is
the fact that four of the Is
founders are still active. They
are Douglas Farquhar, William
John Thomas, William Gilpin
and Willard Harvey.
Present officers are Johnny
Thomas, president, and Donald
Hobbs, chief.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29

In that year, a group of Ia
kona Park citizens, worried
because of several big fires in
their area, realized that they
could no longer depend on the
good will of the District of Co
lumbia fire department, which
sent equipment and men out to
Takoma Park when a fire got
really bad.
This was brought sharply to
attention the year before, when
4 fire on December % destroyed
most of the towns business
section.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29

tinel in 1928, make our bank
your first call, even if you have
no business to transact. For it
is very likely that we will have
something of interest to tell you,
or learn from you"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29
LaytOnsville

tt G Laytonsville Volunteer
Fire Department was organized
in 1858. Its house was opened
the following year. Spencer j.
II. Brown, Sr., prime mover for
the departments organization,
has been chief since its begin.
ming.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29
BurtOnsville

Given the go.ahead by the
County Commissioners on Octo-
ber Ii, 1917, the BurtonSville
Volunteer Fire Department dedi.
Gated its house on May 80, 1949.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29

In addition to the ambulances
and rescue squad trucks main.
tained by fire departments, Mont.
gomery County has two independ.
ent volunteer rescue squads. They
are the well-knoWn Bethesda.
Chevy Chase Rescue Squad, and
the new Wheaton Rescue Squad.
The Bethesda-Chev Chase out.
fit was begun around 1910 by
Donald Huntington, who became
its finst chief. 1t had eight mem
berS and one ambulance. Impetus
for the squads formation came
when the all-paid Bethesda Fire
Department got rid of it's ambul-
ance, leaving the area without
ambulance service.
During World War II the squad
disbanded, but was reactivated in
1915. The Bethesda branch of
the Frank r. Jelleff Co. allowed
the squad to use its basement
as a garage for its ambulance.
Watching the squad rush up out
of the ground every time it was
called, local citizens came to call
it 'the Moles." The name stuck,
and to this day the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Rescue Squad is
known casually as the Moles.
Today the squad, supported
wholly by contributions and man.
ned by volunteers, has four am
balances, one squad truck, and a
boat. Under Chief Robert Crem-
minis, it boasts IS active and 80
associate members.
It's new 100000 building, in
the early stages of construction,
will have room for nine pieces
of equipment, and will contain a
kitchen, bunk room, trophy room,
and community room. The build
ing is on Album Ave-, near Old
Georgetown Rd.
The Wheaton squad, organized
on the same plan as the Bethesda
group, was chartered April 18
of this year. 1t was begun by
several members of the KenSing-
ton Volunteer Fire Department,
who resigned from that company
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29
TakOma Park BIaZed Path
By Forming First Company
Of Volunteers Early in 1894

Organized firefighting in Montgomery County began
in the 1905 Before that if mans house caught fire
he got his wife and children out then shouted for the neigh
bors to fill their buckets.
This method of firefghting, although it helped build
up neghbory cooperation wasn't very effective for putting
out fires There record of any frefghtng apparatus
in the County before 1891
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29
Friendly Banking

"When you drive into town
the Montgomery County National
Bank urged readers of the Sen
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29

lance. She also had a red auto
mobile with a bell mounted on
it, which she drove to fires.
Until the Red Cross objected, she
sported a Red Cross flag on one
fender.
After being rebuffed by the
Red Cross, Mrs. Randall started
her own first aid corps, which
may have been forerunner of
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Res
cue Squad.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29

tor in the development of good
fire departments here.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-09-29

IFS MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
1855 - CENTURY EDITION - 1855
Evening star., 1955-05-04

1913 18th ST. NV Beautifully
ern Kit and bath; latest in equip.
ment See Res Mgr. on premises
i7Oi c ST. N.E.--completely furn.
Incl, Tv; clean and comfortable;
1908 a,h ST NV .-Lee Iiv rm
dinette. {. bedrms kit. bath. utils.,
clean conf Adults only. RA. 3-3H2o
PVT. ENTR., tiled bath. air-condi.
FURN. FOR i-BEDRM. APT. or enc
apt avail. on rental-purchase plan.
C2ly S25 mo-: brand-new. modern
furn, ROSSLER'S MODERN FUR
NTTuRE. 2b43 l4th ST.. at Euclid.
,is JEFFERSON ST. N.w.-Nieely
furn. ! bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. .dinette
RH s.4sbo. win accept child. "a
Mr. CALVERT BRIDGE l-rm. ef-
f,eieney new furn; newly deeoratea' NsS
suBLET June, July. 500 mo-
Beautiful compl. furn. apt. air.
cond., modern BLDG. Adult only with
refs EN-. a-2b67 after $3.50 -
1919 NJ ST. NV. Downtown;
rms. k. and b.. inclosed porch.
Compl. apt. nicely furn. CO. b-Ss4a.
IS
EMBASSY AREA - Q bedrooms, 2
baths; .vali-to-wali rugs, Tv. pvt,
Portable: $3.50, AD. 4-67io. g
DOWNTOWN. 1901 r, l. ave, nv
Attrac. bed-liv. rm., kit, bath. $40.
sgssc. RS ~; r9ns r9nns7tsd tpssdrm.. kit'' bat BATH
1883 C sT. N.E.--Liv: rm.. bedrm !,
H. ;snipyt' eeth, II. 4cssgS: SpnS: "a "a
children; 3 rooms. sen,tpyt. bath,
sss heat; SOS mo. utils.. Ii. 7-67se'
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

SPRINGER SPANIEL PUP. mixed
breed. 9 wks.; brown and white;
beautiful puppy; chiid's pet; 81.
BEAGLE PUPS. 8 weeks and IL weeks
old; also. older dogs; some running
reasonable. JE 1926. Is
PERSIAN KITTENS. beauties. male
and female: APPROX. z weeks; So
each RA. $4,000
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe
reg, pets and show prospects. AS
GARD, ;,ARBAND KENNELS, Pleasant
BOXER, pedigree. female. flash color.
8 mos. old; reasonable. ia. 2-3304.
GREAT PYRENNEEs PUPS, . mos.
Axe reg, majestic white guard dogs;
love children. JE. 2-4069. 10
Settlers, black with white, and Cor
DON, wormed: beauties. $25 up
CHIHUAHUA. fem. Axe reg. 5 mos
BoxShEmRs0 BoxER fUprlEass,o asoS thoroushored alSsG 3 m
tawn, $50, Cali ov. 3-I3o6 after
BEAGLE PUPS, 8 wks. old, also
KE s-66a2: ewes. JE. 1896. IS
IF INTERESTED in adopting a WELL
trained family German shepherd
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPS, Biz
boned. sound Axe. 302S 30th st
sc. LU. 2-1S93. Sc
PEKINGEsE, beautiful male. Axe
reg. Cert pedigreed. 10 wks. old.
Quick sale. $50. EX 3-1937. a
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

ATTR. HOME--Large clean sgl.: grill,
refgr.: ldry. privil.: 81 wk.; quiet
girl; car parking space. 1866 Har-
I 500 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Enic. apt.
lge. rm.. new furn., linens near bath,
maid serv.: $3.50. no. 2-95S9
18th Mr. e ST. N.W.-Pvt. bath
dressing rm., hot plate. refgr., single,
sos, double, $50 RA. 6-0155. %
D2l NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Light Housekeeping or sleeping rooms.
Near transportation. 3
lII iIth ST. N.E.-Lge. clean rm.
next bath, retgr,., stove; COW.
transp.; So wk. Ii. 3-9S32. =
End FL. ROOM. new refgr.. hot plate,
cont. hot water. Ldry privils. Rent,
81 wk. 1922 Monroe ST.. NV,
Sc. 5II 10th ST. lge. housekeep-
ing rms. all utils.; $50 per mo.
Ii. 3-S4gS. -S
Sink. for cple. or
girl. running water. refgr.. dbie
hotplate, JA. S-3346 -6
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APTs. FURNlsHED--Mp.

DA-New 1-bedrm. apt.: knotty
pine walls. Liv. rm,, kit. bath,
Pyt PPyt entr, ls; First fir. incl utilities
CHEVY CHASE. Md, near NIB and
Chevy Chase and Columbia Clubs.
BSMT. AFT. for refined couple
Pvt, bath and entr. Reas.: cow. TO
Andrews Field. 10. S-3225.
TAKOMA .PK.-.Lge,. newly furn.: 2
bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. .rm., kit. and
bath In small mod. bids: loc. In
nice res, ueighborhood. Nr. shop
ping and transp, suitable for 2 or
4; $40 incl, utils. See res, mgr
s3O1 Garland ave. Ju. 7-6173s
TAKoMA rK.--Niesly furn. enc.
$50: bedrm.; Se2. Porch. lge. !.
70 MINUTES from downtown Wash.
lnston, 80 min. from Baltimore-1
large bedrm,. liv. rm.. kit. private
bath and shower. cony. shopping:
TAKOMA Pk.-Furn. bedrm.. liv.
per mo, see AZ .7O6 Erie ave, be-
tween 9 am. and pm. only. %
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ROOMS FuRhIsHEp-N.w

1909 CRITTENDEN sT.--sgle. rm.,
pvt, home; conv. transp,; pvt. tele-
phone, RA, $4,000. =
$500 37th 81. NV corner Porter
home and SURROUNDINGS will have to
18th ST. NV, i5iaH~one single,
So; large double running water
next bath. CO. 5-3527: AID "-aS7i
DOWNTOWN LoC. Purn. rooms. SO
wk. and up: maid serv.; bath and
shower, Apply 17i6 Eve st NV
DUPONT CIRCLE, vic. l7is Risgs pi.
woman, S35. DE. $3.50, -12
DOWNTOWN Clean. extra spacious,
dbls,; Idly. nv pr.vils $: per per
son: ST. as SCI 10; 2.5S2l 10 IL,
ilrn.. modern baths No 7.o6fa
WILSON HOUSES; Excel; rms; seles.
rvt. b.. $50: daily 81, Al 2-a2at
sasL TILDEN ST. NV. few few { doors Sr;.St On
mo. EN- s.c6Sa %
18th Mr.. q ST. NV, 3 single sleep.
Ing rms; comiortabls, conv: S25, to
sSos per 11,b ms sT RA heaT &C coISmb,a SS rd
Beaut. front rm.. sep. ent.; privils,;
Teas.. excel. location DE. 2-47eo
EMBASSY AREA A--pble. and single
rms: newly dec: cow. loo; BEST
transp. snl9 Mass ave. NV. %
FREE RENT--Lovely rm., pvt. bath.
for smpl, lady white; In exchanee
for staying several nights with
woman. pox IS2-E. Star Is
BEAUTIFUL ROOM. private bath,
bookshelves. large closets. screened
porch, also single room; men Ap
1saS Goth ST. mr.. Conn. ave
Nicely dec, ssl.-dbl.: running water,
daily maid Serv.; reasonable, -
1a6S CHAPLIN ST. NV nice
clean rms; conv. loo: reas'; lady
COM ISlsT1aAL E.lcATREDRAL AYES. s.-Bcau-
tiful rm., pvt. porch, semipvt. bath.
conf. Quiet home. Hudson 3-SS34
o. A DAY per person; ll01 18th. NV.
Attrsc. sgle. and dble. rms, So wk.
up. VANNE's HOTEL. DI. 7-7SSs'
CHOICE or ROOMS in 2 houses near
Dupont Circle; economical rent; hot
plate and refrigerator furnished.
1905 2tst st, NV. AD. 2-e330. -
eOai KALORAMA RID. NV, of
Conn. ave Sale. and dbl. SO wk
No. Girls or boys. DU. 7-D7s5. ~
GENTLEMAN = Spacious. cross,ysnt
cor. studio in lEs. apt. next oath'
oh; nr. town. co. 5-:sb5.
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Ans. uNFURklshEn-o.e.

UNFURNIgHED. lse., 2-bedrm- apt.
living I'm. sep. din. rm- kit; and
bath IN apartment BLDG. 3rd mr.
$50 mo. plus gas and electricity
400 Decatur 81. corner 18th Sc.
ss;ISo,sIP Phens sn s.s4o6 se4Aon6PsELL pRSso-
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY-I show
free friendly service. caIl AANDEL.
coon 81 Loc.-seaut. reas.. =
bedrm. apt. all rms. cross vent;
ehildEsn osYS SYsespted Aps 2-76S5; -
/ apt: children accepted: rooms.
recently redecorated. Reasonable
.iea VERMONT AVE. NV. I block
from, ststler Hotel. Modern spaci-
ditionins. osfbase disposal unit.
Large closets. all util. incl caTi CO:
5-5S3s. weekdays. 2 to $50 "a
910 h ST. N.E.-6-room apt: all
gtiIs- furn;; $3.50. Avail. immed-
OFF ffn coNN. 81 4isIi AEk.-spaeious s-Sed- s
room apartment; elevator building.
AfR, r. ,coNbiTioNED 5afi Efficiency in
brand-nev de luxe elevator build
ing. in the heart Of the park area;
large living room; southern exposure:
AAS[ttCAA oCPhAAhNl bN AAS0CAA
door: e4-hr acknowledgements
service; SOS all utilities included.
THE PARK ELLISON. 1900 Harvard
st. NV, AD. 4-3636 or ST. 3-65S4.
HARVARD ST.-AIR- CONDITIONED
brand-new elevator bldg. in the
beautiful park area: 22-ft.. living
room. 1S-ft bedroom. full kitchen
separated from dining room by
modern folding door. decorator tile
bath: 24-hr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
service and every other luxury. This
apartment is located in the front
Of the building: S13750, all utilities
included. THE PARK ELLISON,
1900 Harvard st. NV. AD. 1896
1855 FORT STEVENS DIR. NV
Attrae. 1-bedrm. apt; 21-ft. liv. rm,
nice din: 3 expos; mod. bldg. $S5.
Utils. incl. Mgr. RA. 6-4455.
2-BEDRM. APT, excel. cond.; NV:
vacant. Ss9.5O. Adults only. DIXIE
GEoRdhEroWN S EFf,ciENcY Eli sassG with full
utils. no. 2-6742; ia. $500.
1880 IRVING ST. N.W.-3 rms. KIT,
dinette. bath and lee. porch; bright,
clean and attractiveiy dec. plenty
Of closets. well-managed bldg: 500
Der mo. incl. all utils. See Manager.
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ROOMS fURNlsHED-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL-Young lady with .
other girls. Sgle. rm., kit. PRIVILEGES.
One blk. from Capitol After 6 p m,
FRONT Room. couple or . eirls.
Conv. to transp., shopping. Priyils.
Call Ii. 3-S412. -6
COLORED-6N 10th ST. NE. 81
per week Clean. large furn. rm.
and clean house Use of kitchen and
refRr.: no children Ii. 4-5S07 Ii
6-5604 =
CoLORED - NEWLY redecorated
rooms; home privileges S9-S12
1909 F st. ne. Ii. 7-9057. p
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RIM, furn.
or unfurn., to a nice quiet cple. or a
sgle man Ii. 4-1354. 1874 Hol-
brook ter. ne. Is
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ApTs. UNFURNIsHEp-p.c.

$500 18th ST. NV rms, kit.
and bath: bsmt. apt; furn. or un-
furn;S; only S85. See ianitor or Iu'
l4iO MERIDIAN PL. NV rms.
and bath; only S62.50. Also baehe-
lor apt. See janitor or TU. 10000.
1419 COLUMBIA RID. NV, Apt. "a.
2 rms, kit, bath, heat and hot water
furn.; in excel. cond.: key with iani-
tor; S60.50 mo. FLOYD E. DAVIS
CO., 1929 K st. NV. MA. S-O352.
sIS DECATUR ST. NV, Apt. 4--2
rms, kit. and bath, heat. hot water,
refgr. furn. Key at Apt. l after go
CO., CO. 1873 K st. NV. IA. s-6352.
9O7 MISSOURI AVE. NV, Apt. b
Duplex apt. with I bedrm.. liv. rm..
dinette kit and bath: in good cond
sos mo. Key at Apt. 2. FLOYD
DAVIS CO., 1920 K st. NV" ma.
S-0352 -
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ROOMS. UNFuRNlsHED

REALLY WALK TO WORK. 14os L
st. n.w.-Lge. bachelor apt. in
newly remodeied and decorated bids
New 6-cu.-f Frigidaire. S55 mo.
incl all utilities. See ianitor on
premises or call CO. 5-3533,
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APTs. FURk.-MD. tcont.,

TAKOMA PK.-Efdciency apt, all
utils: incl; ! rm:. kit. and bath.
Tsk6s,I S1z5S mo; Can Lu' w.5ter .sa7s
Nicely furn. . bedrms.: ~. / blk
bus and shops. JU. 5-5269. IS
TAKOMA PARK-Clean. quiet. at
trac. 4-rm. apt; $50 incl. utils.; mr..
shops, attrac. district. JU. 9-4659
2 BEDRMS., liv. rm., kit. pvt. bath
and entr.; $3.50 incl. utils. 36l2
both ave., Colmar Manor, WA. z
1918. -5
TAKOMA PARK-1st-n. bungalow:
Kit. yard. JU. s-9349. 5
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APIS. FURNisHEp-vA.

N. ARL. MISSIONER - 2-bedrm.
$3.50 mo-; chill. pets. fenced yd,, kE,
S-23S9. 10
n. ARL. -wESTOvER - . bedrm.
$50 wk. for 8, s. extra for ca. add.
person; chill. pets. fenced I'd. KE
N. ARL.-Efnc. apt. nicely furn.
conv. and comfortable; employed
couple preferred. KE. S-6721. -!
ARL.-near Clarendon. Entire 2nd
floor 5 rms, bath. yard. porch. M
bus; 5 Minis. Pentagon. Fl. Myer
D. C. $11O incl. utils. JE. 1926
ARL. Newly furn enc. Ss5: bed.
room. S99. so: . bedrms.. S110. 171t
N 18th ST.. Apt 4. JA 2-0721. "a
ALEX.---Eicely furn. apt. lge. liv
rm... kit. bedrm.. pvt. bath: eonv.
I BLK. FIT. MYER, conv. Pentagon-
Mod. clean apt. bldg: pvt. park
ing: 2 bedrms.. S94.50 plus utils
1918 N. Quinn. IA. 7-842T. IS
liv. rm.. dinette. Kit.
bath; above aver: utils:. except elec
ALEXANDRIA-Efhctency. and bed
room apartment: janitor service
laundry privileges; downtown loca-
tion, all utilities: $75 to $92 $50
Call TIE. 8-6670 between 10 am
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FARM AND GARDEN
BIRpBATHs. 1895 up; benches. 81

BIRyBAThs. 1895 up; benches. sun
FRANcEscail. 60s q St NV NV
BULLD0ZER for grading, excaVating;
!and elesrins' free estimates; Call
ors and sizes e5io S SSH' i7tS st Il ne sO
EODDING-PIivate homes and con-
tractors Jobs. eood bluegrass. GA.
TREE REMOVAL. SIS up; topping.
work! 10, os, 474os, u. 0aOHlRs 5no4es, 'Jtq JG
ToPs0Giii, rich, dark loan. ideal for
lawns: flowers and gardens; ia
tons. $is del; Lo. 7-54s7. i II
MR.. CLAYTON. UN. 4-Oa03. A
BULLDOZER. Mighty Kat, new A.
cylinder, with fitting hydraulic 81
in. blade, The ideal piece. of equip
immediately. HoyLE MOTOR SALES.
~17l7 r. l. ave. ne. DU. 7-SS00
T0PSOIL, from Dairy farm, very
rich. sig for 5-yard load. del,
lxSDscarnNGi sSDsa nii Dc boSE :'i By E EXPERTS
SMITH, M P: o; 3. 4sis, Anacostia,
ROSES-New shipment due from
Texas May 10th. More than 90
ed xrovn and vaNea hySTds and
wrapped, true picture on label, at
Standards low price. Will be on
sale at STANDARD DRUG CO.. 1113
G st. NV, S14 F st. NV. 1922
14th NV, 11ol H. ne, 1929 Min
FIJI Ffif0'1j DIRT Rit' WANTED, call after 8
pm AP 7-7l56 %
POWER LAWN MOWERS, new. s4a:as
paymer1ts pay en; MAJ Ma15N2Y's. G u me-. siae
Rofo 81 s!f TiLsFRs sllEsE s0Flns GHhbEN nd rRAc
Time payments. .MALoNEY's. INC,
,sl26 Ga; ave. Silver Spring, Md.
Rac Rs5ts sTsr nd sprns ss5Yss Md MAIoNsxss a. s5ss
UsED' IiaH5I aouIPMENTE ISitiaf Tic III CUB. Reg:
tractor. pillow. disc and mower: su-
per, mower; garden TRACTORS; New
planter; plows and discs; cultimulch-
er; tractor manure spreader. MA
LoNEY'S: INC. Silver Spring. Md.
NEW EoUIPMENT-Full line Of In
ternational tractors and farm equip.
New Holland New Idea farm equip.
Sherman and Henry backhoe and
leaders, Brillon grass seeders, Ezee
Flow lime sewers. baler and binder
twine: parts and service. MA
LONEY'S. Silver Spring. Nd.
FLEMING LANDSCAPE SERVICE
Virgin topsoil. best quality. any
quantity; immediate delivery; lawn
renovations, lawn maintenance. UN.
4-464S. 10
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered to your
Job. You lay 1t and save. Terms II
desired. GREENWICH FARM NURS-
cry. LU. 1850.
TOPSOfL AND MANURE, by load or
inc EN- oorhr p0 d RHnS ii q
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I,ANDSCAPTNG
POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
FARM SALE

Livestock and equipment. Hereford
cattle, some registered. some grade,
Domino. polled variety herd; sire
8, v. Choice Domino SSths for sale,
Your chance to buy some good breed
ing stock sale at farm. WHITES
HERITAGE. Kent Island, May 7,
10 am. 2 miles east of Bay Bridge.
Gary Railey. manager. Phone Ste
venSyille 2l35 -6
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE a;tr. air
cond. apt. at Conn. and Cathedral?
Young man seeks other men; pvt.
uni. PHI; S35 mo. ea.--utiis.. gar.
incl, DE. 3-7S2S aft. $50. a
YOUNG MAN wants ] other man to
share 2-bedIm. apt, on 4tb st. NV;
no parking problem; hi-fl set. RA
3-iT61. q to 3 pm. A
GRADUATE NURSE wishes to share
her l-bedrm. apt. with another
nurse or business girl. Dupont Circle
vic. Privacy respected. Call DU,
coSIFoRTAbLET GoISIsSi Eyt To'i biom.l,ke ant; 80 s,r,
to share with another girl around
2T-30; $40 mo. HO. 2-S920 ewes.
CONN. AVE.--Modern 1-bedrm. apt; /;
Govt, girl. share with girl over 80.
AID. 10000, Ext. T05, after Il nm.
-BEDRM APT. for man
to share with another man. LU. l.
1873 after pm. .
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PARK LANE APIS.
POPS EYE ST. NV.
EFFICIENCY APT. $69.50
BACHELOR APT, S59.50

bACHELOE APIa 3O4.0U
Newly decorated; 24-hr. switchboard
service. Walking distance to Coy
ernment depts. Phone RE. 7-1400.
BACHELOR APT.
Furn.; OF Mass. and Cathedral aves.
Maid service; plenty parking; $65,
incl. all utils. Wo. 6-0lS3, ME.
S-5679.
COLORED Mr.. GA. AVE. NV
Comfortable 1-rm., kitchen apt,
semi-bath for refined person. $3.50
mo. No children. NO. 7-os3s. Tu.
COLORED-ATTRAC Ink. with PVT.
Unfurn. ii pref. III. 3-2a35. "a
COLORED-9ie 10th ST. SEE
rms. kit. and bath. utils. furn. M.
carline. cple. preferred. Ii. 7-ao73.
CoLoRED--Two NEWLY and neatly
narnIs furnishes apis; aesn fSr rent Employed
coI6sEbAAPT. eiDbisE g Ssai.Dc.-a,4o \ st.
Kit, and bath. new how'd. frs, !;
$3.50. Avail. now. ME. s-6s.s3.
COLORED-N.E- -Bsmt.. pvt. ent..
close to shopping center and transp.
Call Monday through Fri. after $40.
All dav Sat and Sun. LU. l-O@g3
CoLoRED-4lOO BLK. sth ST. NV.
Nicely furn.; . bedrms. lge. liv.
rm.. tiled kit. new mod. stove; End
flr. front and back entrs.. all utils.
incl; S25 wk. or 500 mo. Refs.
Call for key at 1899 Emerson st.
NV. RA. 6-5O51. IS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ROOM with private bath, wholesome
meals, desired, near shopping cen
ter; retired gentleman; private home
preferred; TV, friendly surroundings
essential Box 326-Y. Star. -"
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2OO1-Nicel
ssl rms. SIS wk., dble., sig: good
meals; young people. CO. 5-2493
1917 r.. I. AVE. N.w.-DNTN.-ssle.
$16: dbl, Sl4; triple, $12 wk. each:
breakfast, 8 am: TV. DE. 2-964b
BRADLEY ARMS at Dupont Circle
1926 18th st. nw.-DeliciouS food,
Reasonable prices.
THE MAR. .LEETA, 1928 18th st.n,w
Lovely bright single and double
rms. for young ladies and men
shower baths. excel. board; eley.
PAULINE's GUESTHoUsE, 1880
Conn. ave. NV. Excel. meals, clean,
home atmos., TV. auto. wash and
drier. DE. 2-6607. 10
Convenient-Very Desirable
1925 10th ST. NV.
FULL hotel service. All rates include
full-course breakfast and dinner.
Mon. through Sat. Of ea. week. Our
food is the best and there is plenty
of it, Singles. $50 up. Doubles. S65
up. ca. person, Triple. S5S UP. ca.
CALL DU. 7-7666
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DUPONT CIRCLE
1884 New Hampshire ave. NV, LIST
a. ATTRACTIVE en- sflciency 1nrp room, rsfar kir'
stove, all utils. Open for inspection
TIL s pm. FEDERAL RENTAL CO..
915 N. Y. ave. NV. MA. STAG.
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CAPITOL HILL APIS.
127 C ST. NE.
Across from Senate once: .ge. ei1ic.
Liv. rm.. kit. dinette. bath: mod.
elev. bldg: S65.50 incl. utils. See
janitor or HERBERT HARVEY.
INC, 912 18th st. NV. RE. 1-1566
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1894 r ST NE.
! and . bedrm newly furn. and
dec apts. Rent S75 TO 500. laundry
facilities. For details and to In
spect call JOHN L. SHELTON.
to nm "a