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OFFICE FuRNITuRE
OFFICE FURNITURE

OH 7 1OE T UNNI I UhE
GOVT. SURPLUS, OAK, 54x30 EX-
ECUTIVE DESK. $3.50: SINGLE
PEDESTAL. $3.50; REFINISHED
EXCEL. CoND. WALNUT. 60x32
EXECUTIVE. 500; NEW 60x30
STEEL 10 ONLY. FACTORY
WAREHOUSE LOCATION FOR
REAL SAVINGS ON ALL TYPES OF
NEW OR USED OFFICE FURNI-
TURE. N. FRANK 81 SON, ALA 3rd
ST. NV. Ex. 3-S974.
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PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
Spinets. consoles. grands and up
rights for rent at moderate rates
tfrom $500 monthly up). Hauling
extra. JORDAN'S. corner 18th and
q Sts. NV. tPhone 81. 3-9400l and
lPhone JU. 5-11050 Silver Spring
store nnan Auas ~
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SALESCLERK, general merchandise
store; 5la day wk. Good working
legibie writing. Apply GOODWILL
INDUSTRIES, 1918 N. H, ave. NV.
(2Ist and M. 8 to IL noon Monday
through Friday. -.
SALESLADY, for retail credit store;
pleasant working conditions; excel
lent salary; permanent. Apply 737
9TH ST n NJ
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MIscEL. EoR SALE lcant.l J

Double duty with iniaid iinoIeum
tops, aluminium trim. hand hnisheo
and 46" by 72", 80" high. JuSl
removed from Ice. department. store
in household goods dept. Will make
excellent work benches. kit. oI
VIII sacrif1ce for quick sale. Buy i
or entire lot: Also "a" thick plate
glass size 40 BY 90.
RIDoELY wREcKINo COMPANY
5000 RESERVOIR Ro.. Cor. 35th NV
DU. 7-3339 -l6
ELECTRIC POLES. guam, grade A,
used creosoted. 25 TO 45 1t. 37IO
Columbia pike, Mr.. THAYER. ia.
FxNs@Attic fans. 24-in.. $3.50 up;
S9e S9ein; IN and Esp. window fans
haust fan, suitable for restaurant OF
house, $39 so; fan blades, all sizes;
16-in., S3.40 I'D. We help you build
your own fan. ELECTRIC EQUIP.
MENT CO., 2473 Sherman ave. NV
FAN KITS, build-it-yourself: 20-in.,
E6-in; 20 IN blades. GRIGSBY
FOAM RUBBER CUT ANY sHAPT
CUSHIONS, JUMBO MATTRESSES
GILLlLLAND. 2145 r NV, Elk
D-OO4Dsf ~
FREEZER, 20-ft. upright, Q yrs. old
$40: new cond: JU. 9-60S7. --l1
FREEZER, Deep Freeze. 90 cubic #
aE yrs 1858 9l6; $500 Call before So 8 pm
FREEZER - Wonderful chance to
take over freezer and food plan
No money dn.. low pyts. LO. 4-5645
FURNITURE, unclaimed-3 French
side chairs, Sl5; club chair, $40;
sofa bee. S35: dressing table with
mirror. SO: .occ. chair, S12; studio
sSs,on,ona $40; Sble; ,.s1n on single bed, $50:
oak server. S.. coil spring, S5: roll
away Led, Sl2: chippendale wins
chair. $40: Lawson loveseat. S55.
Lawson chair, $40; ice cream par
lor chair, $5; Lawson sofa, $S5
blond coffee table. $40; Hollywood
bed. S2e: bunk bed mattress. $3.50:
eofies table. So. t0i We also %sfGss Do re. re.
upholstering. refnishing. cabinet
work, furniture cleaning. draperies
and cornices; eustom-made furni.
ture; slip cover, sofa and chair,
$40; extra chair. S17.95; sofa and
chair reupholstered, $50, labor and
material included: Is coiors Of tex
NN sasi HtIsFiels fRa Ess5D:s4 s44H H9E PEE
ST. NV. CO. 5-5Ii6. 10.
FuRNITURE-Modern walnut van.
ity dresser and stool: 35-in. rount
mirror. S25. WE. 5-5155. -16
FURNITURE-3-pc. liv. rm. suite
twin beds: gas stove: kit. table ant
2 chairs; reasonable: leaving town
DE. $4,000. Apt. 2, 1896 Ogden st
NV. lis
FURNITURE-10o beds, removed
frnm Wardman Park Hotel Conn
ave, 81 each. .Gateleg tables. chairs
and painted Chinese desks. vanities
curtains, drapes and Venetian
blinds, all removed for lack OF
space. 17l0 18th st. NV. Open 9.
$50. AD. 4-0099: eyes,. after q
TU. 2-191S. --19
FURNITURE, living room, 3 pcs.
Call uN. 4-0323 after 4:30 pm,
all day Sat. and Sun.
FURNITURE--Liv. rm., din. rm..
studio couch and misc. Call ia.
9-4692.
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

rop-salaried, permanent position fol
experienced. fast. alert person In
busy real estate ONCE, legal exper.
helpful. RE. 1881, WO. 6-312b,
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LOOK, LADIES

Are you white, and over 81 yrs. old?
Do you like to meet and talk to
people? Are you free to work ewes. ?
Do you have a car and want to be
happy while you increase your earn
ings? II so. investigate this public
relations position. See advertising
manager, 4101 Suitland I'd. S.e.,
today. . d m. To 4 nm. --l7
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HELP--DoAESTic

CLEANING AND LIGHT LAUND.-
Reliable, young colored girl. for Sat:
morning work. in S. Arl. apt. Call
ia. 2-9452 after $3.50 pm. -15
COOk-G.H.W., live in; $50; 5H
Gays; tasf other help employed. ,S Can
COOK, Experienced, neat house
keeper. middle aged; live in: lovely
country estate In Md. close to D. C
No laundry. S3S per week. Must
have Good references. OIL. 2-721s
G.Hw., stay 3 nights; experienced,
good references; ssd 6A days, 6,ss9 pS Sun
CIV, child care; care; live live I'M, In beach nss
$40 week. OF. 4-I736. Id
GHW, no laundry, live in. light cook
$50 per week. WO. 6-S560. liz
G.H.W. and child care. exper.. age
2l-40. live in, 5ha days; lovely room
with private bath; $50. Wo; o.
G.H.W., good cook; must be exper,,
fond of children; no ironing. NO
pioyed; half day wed. and every
other Sun. off. Bus stop at door,
References. OIL. 6-6335. .-1g
HSKPR., exper:, 5 days, 3 to $50;
81 syF iS LID StasE shIld; light cookinG' local
HOUsEKEEPER. white, care Of Q
small children in exchange foI
room and board. Call AP. 7-5495
HOUsEWoRKERs, COOKS, MAIDS
locations: S25-S3S. ABBEY PER-
SONNEL, 1Ol7 K st. NV.
MAID, settled person to live in: child
ear. care; sxDer. lssf prsf.; must have good
MAID, part-tfme morning work. Ap-
ply WASHINGTON SHOE OUTLET.
MAID, sS2 r.S.wl. 4: MI live in. as-46. am must
be fond Of children; new house,
Alexandria area. Pvt. rm. and
required. SO. 5-7552. lis
MAID, good cook and general house
work; family of four; 5M days
per week; salary open. OIL. 4.2sls.
NURsEMAID. care for 2 small chill
line; good salary: every Wed. on
and every other SUM-; nice pvt. rm.
and bath; permanent lob; must
have excel. local refs. AID 2-Qo9l
WOMAN. s6Is[ "'m; age a5-4o. s afternoons
per Nk., INV, CdtC ---hiu.~Olu baSJ =
Also > ewes. baby sit Health card,
local refs. $50 wk. OIL. 4-3569.
WHITE WOMAN to assist with light
household duties; one in family; live
in; Woodlsy $3.50 Sno,,,v .22
for child, in exchange for rm. and
board and small salary. RA. ),
1895 after 2 pm. or Wed. and
EXPER. G.H.W.. live in. child care,
summer in Mass. refs. $35. GO.
COL0RkD COUPLE, no children;
furn. basement apt. in exchange for
part time housework. RA. 6-4224.
COLORED COOK, live in: g.h.w.,
fond children: excel. refs. required:
yearly bonus. EN-. 2-293S. --16
COLORED MAm-June 20 to July
"a. Go away to Delaware Beach.
4 children; Ink. and cooking. light
laundry: pvt. rm. and bath; of
after lunch Thurs. and SUM- recent
refs. and health card. DE. 2-6442.
III
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ADDITIONS

A(1<1 1At1N0
Rec. rooms. painting repairs OF al
kinds. Call OIL. $1,000. 80
BRICK AND MASONRY WORK
barbecue pits. driveways,- sidewalks
retaining walls, patios. OIL. 2-623S
BRICKWoRK. new and repairs, ad.
dltlons, etc; tirSt-class work. fulll
insured; free estimates. Call MR.
CARPENTRY, remodeling and repair.
ing roofs. by hour or contract. Free
estimates. RE 5-7410. -2S
CARPENTRY, repair work of al
kinds, BY exper; white mechanic
build anything or re
pair. Need work. Call now. GEO
COOK, WA. 7-5114. "a
CARPENTRY; recreation rooms, ad
ditions, attics finished; general re-
pairs. PUTNAM, WA. 1854.
CARPENTRY, repairs Of any Kind
atttcs and recreation rms, . spe'
stalty; no Jobs too small WA
CEMENT woRK-walks. steps
floors and driveways. All work guar
Prices reasopable, Ho: 2.a063; LII
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs, short circuits; small Jobs done
rta%sIo inmsd RA' e,SS22. I3S2 any s,trH tl%s L.
tios. walls. steps. etc. Free estimate
Call JERRY, LU. 1-4756.
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Age 90 to 35. Executive In chemical
engineering research and develop.
ment firm needs experienced sec
retary. College training helpful,
secretarial proficiency required
Excellent working conditions. good
starting salary with opportunity
for advancement. Call XII. 9-8765
or XII A-76O0 -l9
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CASH REGISTER sALE-Bie. one
little one. Hand and electric. Used
and new, $50 and up. CASH REG
ISTER SALES AND SERVICE CO.,
CHINA CLOSET, $50: studio couch
S1250; elec. range, SIS: gas range
S25: ST. 1886, 1919 pm. ---l6
CIGAR STAND EQUIPMENT-2 glass
front cases. 8 Coco Cola coolers
and wooden counter: best offer
Call Mr.. FAWCETT. ST. $4,000
COCA COLA COOLER. double, elec-
trio, like new; very reas. Apply
231 Indiana ave. NV. before 8 p m.
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SITS. DoMEsTIc Cont. }

WOULD LIKE TO PLACE my depend
able colored nursemaid: excellent
with children: 6-day wk. Arlington
residence. DI. 1895. Is"
GIRL. colored, desires g.hw., child
care or days work. Phone pu.
7-0790. -I6
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CTERK-TYPIST

Telstype exper. desirable. Must be
sood tyrist. Diversified duties, good
salary; meal. Benefits after 8 mos
Apply ANNAPOLIS HOTEL, bet. 3
and 11:30. Mon. through Fri. --1S
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ANY DRIVEWAY

IN CRUSHED STONE.
GRAVEL OR BLACK-TOP AS
PHALT; PARKING LOT RESUR-
FACED. IA. 5-6927. IA. 1870.
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TELETYPE
OPERATOR
TYPIST

For full-time tipping; white: perm
only; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.; sick ano
vacation leave plan; cash bonuses
air-cond. bldg. Call
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HOSTESSES
vIRGINIA-NIGHTs

Immediate openings for qualified ap-
plicants; training class starts each
week; good starting salary. plus
meals; Sacony suits furnished; ex-
cellent employe benefits. Applicants
must be high school graduates, 5
feet to 5 feet 8 tall, preferably
between 22-35 years; experience
helpful but not required.
Apply 1341 q st. NV, RIM. zoe
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
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FURNITURE sALE-New bedrm.,
din. rm. and Nv. rm. Some factory
closeouts and showroom samples.
Modern and traditional quality
furniture at lowest prices, regard
less Of big discounts offered else
where. Compare.
STAHLER'S FURNITURE co.
S16 18th St. NV. RE. S-43i0
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ROOF RfPAijss
mechanic. Ho. 2-siss. no. a-fi2T.
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WAITRESS. over Fl, capable q
wood i'd, Arl., Va. -16
WAITRESS, white; must be expert
enced; good tips; apply in person.
THoMPsoN,s SEAFooD REsSTAU-
RANT, 1898 Wis; ave. Bethesda,
Md. or call OIL. 4-S024. -7-16 =,
EAITRESsES;; refined. experieneed'
NV. Interview noon to 3 pm, Z
WAHTRGss. = III 4 I Pm; white, experienced =
Pleasant working conditions. Ap..
ply after Il noon. CAFFEDoN
NV. AID. 2-0246. lie
WAITRESS, over Il, neat expe- =,
3sa5 Nayior I'd. Sc. 10. s-sssl.
BURCEs SEA FooD. 2O51 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. IA. 2-7117.
WAITRESS. white, over II. expert.
club. cAP'N. GUYS, 1912 New YORK
WAiTREss. white. exper., neat and
pANNY's STEAK HOUSE. Iu; Z.
wsAfTfREss. white, over 81; 8 pm
to 2 am. Apply after 8 pm
WOODIES. 312 Kennedy st. NV.
lie
WAITRESS. white, experienced
nightwork. good tips. FRANKLIN
PARK CAFE, S29 18th st. NV.
III
WAITRESS. white. must be exper. ;
good pay, good tips. Apply SMIL,
ING BUDDHA RESTAURANT. 1923
Wisconsin ave-, OIL. 2-3524. --l6
MATTRESSES, neat, experienced;
day and night shift open. Apply
CARL & Dawes, 1887 Conn. ave.
WAiTREssEs-At GATEWAY RES
TAURANT. Union Station. See MISS
RE1cHENBOUGH in person; -22
MATTRESSES, white. experienced,
day work. Apply RECTOR'S RES
TAURANT. l345 Conn. ave. nv.
MATTRESSES, white. a1-so, sxper.;
excel. tips. Apply in person.
.RANDY's. Ills 18th OF. NV:
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DINING ROOM
18th Century Mahog.
Open Stock Pieces

One China-36x17x6e in.
high. Reg. SS9.95 S69. .a5
Breakfront China-4axl7x
10 in. Reg. $129.q6- SEQ .g5
Buffet--50x19x34 in. high.
Res. SI0p.a6- ----$Sg.9 .95
TABLE-36x52x64 In. Reg.
THsLE-4o1ooz7a in; Res;
Shield back side chairs.
Rec. S22.9b------S16.95 ca.
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NEW AND RENOVATED FURN1-
TURE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
SOME ITEMS, ONE OF A KIND
SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE.
Liv. rm. chairs. Sa.95: sofas, S29.a5;
new mahog. end tables. S10.95: new
modern or traditional lamps, $4.96;
mahog. record cabinet. $l4.96;
maple arms. S29. .95: chair to match,
$685.; gossip bench, mahog. I'm
ish, $10.95; sofa bed, $39.95; new
barrel back chair. wine damask
covering, foam rubber cushion,
S39.95; Simmons studio divan,
S39.95; cocktail tables, 81. .95; small
chest or bookstand. S4.96; maple
lounge chairs by Conant-Ball
S29.95; 36-in. round plate glass
mirror. S9.95: 3-piece mahog. ira
ditional bedrm. suite, Of chest
vanity plus mirror, 4-poster bed
S52.60; walnut night stand, $7.95;
maple boudoir chair, $3.50; new
Simmons box springs, Sl9.95; new
lined oak or mahog. buffets, $3a.9b;
mahog. dropleaf tables, S19.95;
hardrock maple dinette table plus
4 chairs, S39.95; chests of drawers
S19.95 factory reconditioned coil
springs, S10.95: factory recondi-
TONED innerspring mattresses
$19.95.
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GAS RANGES, USED
SIZES -S 81 5
36-IN TABLE TOPS S26
PEERLESS SALES co.
2237 GEORGIA Ave. DE. 2-5566
GAS SHOVEL, ~ Gu. yds.; North
west" LU. 1-S060 and OIL. 2-43fo,
GAS STOVE, $56; . boys bikes, /
Eng, $35; / q. g.. SIS; swing set.
&l6. AL for $110. JE. A-2963.
GENERATORS, STARTERS. 81 so
up; Ice. assort., elec. motor repairs;
41st ". CARTY. 1908 14th. NO.
HOUSE FURNIsHNGs-s pc. ma
hogany bedrm. set with box spgs.
end mattress, exi2 karastsn rug rug.
rugs. tables, drapes. etc. 114S 44th
pl. Sc, LU. $4,000. le'
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REPAIRs AND SERVICE

AND ALTERATIONS,
complete rsmodeltng service. kitchen
specialist: satisfaction guaranteed.
.N3tr77as H3 1885, sPaEhanHEL 4SEes sorcs1 sl
jalousies, Kitchen modernized. recr.
rms, completely remodeling. service;
estimates free; all work fully guar;
sEco SALES. Ju. 5000. EM. T.
S749. day or night.
ADDITIONS-Attic rooms. earports,
porches. rec. rms. Free est. Plans
furn. FILA financing. 9 a.m.-9 pm,
MARICK CONSTR. CO., JE. 3-7449.
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co.

Five Stores. Phone Lincoln 7-9400
BLDG, 7v14 #: rms: suitable for
Office or shed: very reasonable. MR..
RHODES, EN-. 2-5500. III
BUILDING MATERIALS (used) for
sale. Doors, radiators. plumbing
and electrical fixtures; renovating
entire building. Salesroom on 1st
floor. 1925 H st. NV. -19
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BUILDING MATERIAL
LUMBER-BRICK

Save as much as 60sS on good used
lumber sn@ sEa n0x: w. 2bs sbsstG Ri zs Ss ismSeT z4
clial flooring, $25 per NJ. Bring ,youl
list in and save. Shower stalls
SO. .95: soil pipe, oak flooring. com.
plete windows. $3.50. White brick
Oak flooring, $50 M; iron fencing
SOs OS Ice iss S0zsss ss a. seTssn SoSSs deor.
S1.50: medicine cabinets, So: plas-
ter. 3D.. &c; corrugated tin. Be- We
will not be undersold. WATCH our
ADS FOR THE LARGEST De
MOLITION PROJECT IN TOWN
ARROW WRECKING CO
HOO s. CAPITAL ST. Ii. 3-2602
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Furniture Trading Mart

nv TOOt Vi AtAlb 6b.
213. 2l5. ais King St. Alex. ya:
OPEN MON. AND FRI. EWES: gUDg-
EFT TERMS. FREE DELIVERY
COME IN AND BROWSE.
FURN.-Mod. hv. rm.. lamps. tables.
drapes. rug. dinette, bedrm; set,
din. rm. table and
chairs: sectional sofa, matching
chair; 9x12 rug, lamp, misc. rE.
3-1b46 ewes. and week ends. lis
rm. set, buerau and
chest Of drawers: all In good eond.
Call DI. 7-S033. --l6
FURN.--4 leather chairs for ONCE,
rec rm. or den; excel. cond. Mahog.
buffet. Bargains. 612 st. Andrews
lane, Silver Spring. JU. 5-2124.
FURN., crib mattress. chest Of draw
erS to match; White StoTkline; ex-
eel. cond; $50. RA. 6-0253.
GAS RANGES, used, all sizes; "as
is" Only SO and UP. B. A. COE
q CO. 1921 14th st. NV" co,
GAS RANGES. new. used. repairs;
oil. coal wood ranges ACME
STOVE, l01l 7th st. NV. MA. g.
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LEDGER CLERK
THE EVENING STAR
I'M pENNA AVE NV
NURSES

Prctical. white. needed for vacation
relief; 3 shifts. Nursing home duty
ST, 3-4O2h.
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HAMPSHIRE FURN. co.
ave Ave, Rx. s-i2is. RA. s-oi7c w
OPEN EWES. TIL o
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BRICK
3 MILLION

Quantity orders now being taken for
immediate delivery. Good. used.
hard red brick.
Arrow Wrecking Co.
HOO o. Capitol st., II. $1,000
Evening star., 1955-06-16

BEDROOM SUITE, 4 pieces, and
twin beds with springs: maple;
excel, condition. Ii. 6-555s, --17
BEDRM SUITE, walnut, 3-piece;
good condition. IA. 4-0233., lis
good cond.; S17. OIL. 4-4679.
BICYCLE. 28-in. English; new; never
used; sacrifice. EN-. 2-4724. lis
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-18

come increasingly evident that to
operate as a dual leadership
meant that the maximum in eff
cheney and service to our GUS
toners could not always be
achieved, and that to give the best
service to the growing number of
Chevrolet owners in the Rockville
area we must be free to concen-
trate our efforts in their behalf.
"This has always been primar
lily a Chevrolet leadership. 1t will
continue to be a Chevrolet dealer
ship and, we believe, an even bet
ter one by reason of the concen-
tration of effort, knowledge and
capital which this step will make
possible"
Mr.. Williams also expressed
the belief that Rockmont would
be the service and parts center
for GIN cars in the Up-County
and continued confidence in Buick
"as one of the finest products of
American industry"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-18
ROckmOnt Drops
Buick Dedlership
On September 3

After more than Is years as
Buick motor car dealer in the Up
County area, Rockmont Motors of
will drop out of the
Buick sales field on Sept. g,
Frank E. Williams, Jr., Company
President, announced this week.
Under the direction of the late
Frank E. Williams, the company
sold Bucks as we'll as Oldsmo-
bile and Chevrolets until October
of 1910. At that time, the Olds
agency was dropped and the COM
pany concentrated on Chevrolets
and Bucks.
In making the announcement.
Mr.. Williams explained:
For some time it has be-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-18

Contracts totaling $423,547 for
construction of water and sewer
mains, house connections and
storm drains were awarded to low
bidders the past week by the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission.
The largest contract was for
$340,246 to Wright Contracting
Co., Columbus, Ca, the lowest of
five bidders, for construction of
storm drainage bitches and cul-
verts in connection with, the Ana
costa flood control and naviga-
ton project in Prince Georges
County.
The draining bitches to be built
under this contract will be 10 feet
outside of and parallel to the
levees on both sides of the new
channel, from Colmar Manor to
EdmonSton.
The remaining contracts were:
For water mains in the Camp
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-18
Starratt Rites
Held Monday
In Chevy Chase

A longtime resident of Chevy
Chase, Andrew w. Starratt, 70,
died Sunday at his home, 1919
Dorset Ave, after a brief illness.
Mr.. Starratt, former chief of
the accounting division of the
Treasury Department, was born
in Lewisport, Ky, and came to
Washington in 1899. At his re-
tirement in 1916, he had been AZ
years with the Department. He
graduated from the Kentucky
Military Institute at Mount Sterl-
ing, Ky.
He was treasurer of his church,
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church for six years and an ac-
tive member of the Fossils, a re-
tired mems organization.
Funeral services were held
Monday at the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church with burial
in Rockville Cemetery. Tokens of
sympathy were given to the
American Cancer Society.
Surviving him were his widow,
Mrs, Carrie p. Starratt; two
daughters, Mrs. Ruth DAILY of the
home address and Mrs. Emily
Spenie of Port Washington, N. Y,
and one son, Andrew w. Starratt
Jr., of Rockville; a sister, Miss
Rose Starratt of New York City
and six grandchildren.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-18
NeW DriUers
Urged to Get
GOOdTeacher.

An increase in the number of
accidents attributed to people
learning to drive demonstrates
the necessity of professional
teaching in automobiles proper
ly equipped for instruction, ac-
cording to Edward P. Curran,
Safety Director of keystone Au-
tomobile Club.
can automobile in the hands
of an inadequately instructed
learner, even though a licensed
driver sits beside him-but with
out the safeguard of dual con-
trolls for use in emergency-can
be a very hazardous vehicle" he
said.
"Since many automobiles now
have automatic transmissions,"
he pointed out, many people
feel that learning to drive is a
simple and easy activity, but
manuvering car in the heavy
traffic of today is a technique
just as difficult to master as it
was when we had to shift"
The Keystone Official pointed
out that many states now have
laws regulating the professional
teaching of driving. Ordinarily
they require the strict examina-
ton and licensing of teachers
and specify that instruction must
be done in dual-controlled cars.
He recommended classroom in
in addition to the be-
hind-the-wheel training, to fam
iliarize the student with the
operation of the automobile and
the laws governing its use.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-18
BealIsville Fire Ladies
Score Marching Victory

Monday to be greeted by their
four sisters.
1t is fine news to know that af-
ter being in the Frederick Hos
pital nearly seven weeks follow
ing an auto accident, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Spurrier have re-
turned home. Also Mrs. Mary
Clark is home from Suburban
Hospital, having been a patient
there a week following an acct
dent. Glad to be home following
surgery at Suburban are Martin
WiSeman and Pete ChiSwell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-18

Radiant Valley and Forest Heights
subdivisions, Prince Georges
County, to Canova Brothers, Inc,
College Park, on a bid of $2,507.
For water and sewer mains and
house connections to serve six
properties on Cameron Dr., For
estvale, Montgomery County, to
Trim Corp, Wheaton, on a bid
of $2,047.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-18
Prince Georges Flood Area
Gets $4,000 WSSC Fund

Springs area, Prince Georges
County, between Woods Corner
and Allentown Rd. on Branch
Ave. and west of Branch Ave. to
Lopez Construction Co., Inc, Ed
monston, on bid of $55, 456.
For sewer mains for the Coca
Cola bottling works on Richie
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-18

Rd., Prince Georges County, to
Greene & Dyer Contracting Corp,
Washington, on a bid of $12,828.
For water and sewer mains to
serve 10 properties on Maple Ave,
Maple Ct. righ-of-way in Maple
wood Estates, Montgomery Coun-
ty, to V. Naccarato, Hyattsville,
on a bid of $7,788.
For water and sewer house con-
nections to serve 16 properties in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

The fatigue which often &C
companies the rush Of getting
ready for Christmas is tempo
rary and natural. Once the
pace slows and you have a
little while to rest you bounce
back to your old level Of
energy. However, chronic ia
tigue Is a different and more
serious condition.
If you feel exhausted you
should ask yourself a few ques-
tons In the first. place have
you been tired for a long time.
Has this been building up or
is it sudden and different?
Have you been doing too
much for too long without
giving yourself an opportunity
to build back the level of your
larder and energy. The longer
you allow fatigue to continue
the longer it will take to build
back.
Next. how long has it been
since you had a physical ex-
animation? You should have
one at least once a year. twice
is better. You should have one
Immediately if you are weary
most of the time for no APP