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OFFICE FURNITuRE

Op + ME- = O1e1N4 y 04tG
Special purchase: 3 carloads used
trade-ins, like-new condition. wood
and steel desks, sis and up: ME
safes. lockers: unlimited stock TO
better: free delivery and parking.
Ms sss Nsa Y 2mse ave Teui Nv g.
OFFICE TABLE,, walnut, 3s9s6; q;
OIL BURNERS. new and used:
boilers and furnaces, gas or oil:
plumbing supplies; We eaa . ssye
OIL TANKss new. a7s gallons, as-
ORGAN. .,;. Hsmmond; . Shord; , ussa
1880 q st. NV. RE; 1872. lib
PIANO. SteinMay. style N. Grand,
sacssGFy s specaI foT snsss Easy
terms. Music SALES CORP. 1900
P 4 NJ Nv sale; lars. selection elect
Of splnets. consoles and Strands.
All drastically reduced to make
The finest BARGAINS Of the year.
In choice Of color finishes. and
for young beginner or the fine
SALES CORP. 1900 O St. NV,
PIANOS. used steinway vertical In
eco siss. co SIaas 5ss' g 5os
DAMS, corner 18th and O sts.
| PnnANos-Brsnd.new standard make
full keyboard sptnets only $3.50,
| Nationally advertised price. $3.50.
Mahogany finish. lo-year guaran;;
fPRfiansssos iha aSnt ioIs tn g. ~.
lust above the library. OPEN
PlahNSos. s- . nshs. baby grand. excel.
cond. SEQ. OIL: 4-!797. Ia
PIAN0s--JoRDAN.s hare rsiusNs ,; II
81 g. ssps' down 9. panfTs REn e. s Il Ris1s
| Corner 18th and d sts. NV. lphone
/ ST, 3-o400l. $3.50 Lee hwy. tphone
KE S-275fll. $500 GEORGIA ave;
lphone ~, 5-11o6i. Arlington and
silver Spring stores open eyes. II 4
PLANO st anS Esnd , soid E sranab
I'd, nv. RA. 3-4267. ---l6
PIANOS FOR RENT-Nev and used
spinets. consoles, srands and up
rights. for rent Of moderate rates
| from So monthly upb: hauling
| extra. THREE STORES. JoRDAN'S,
aI ssh and md g as 49, no ph sss
| tphone Ju. 5-ll05l and 5i69 Lee
| hwy. (phone KE 8-2750l. Silver
Spring and Arlington stores open
P faiaHna'. sp,n.t pianos returned
from rental: save up to 40ss
KITS. 1870 q at. NV. RE, z
PiANOs-2 unclaimed uprsshts; S75
each. Delivered free. RE. T-4434.
IpTASo1E B. n;n' console. mahogany,
excel GEL eond. $500 cash. Call ".
Ipi 1ssSSs. Stairway and other
fns grands, greatly reduced, from
Ssss sIE;IgT HITS. 1880 O st. nv
PITASo, G UPRIGHT. sood playing cond. !:
part new felts. just tuned. SIS.
ri}A IA 5ssG foa Rent .. low ras..;
good selection You Pay the haul Az.
hs srsr, 20 obr NJ TH1R Rss s w. z;
k nsSs grand snLNT Ssdassd 500. WI.
litter spinet. $3.50. Cable grand,
| S2e5. Fischer Grand, $3.50. New
consoles ana sp1ue9. OeIVery,
sens free n PA Eb c5sass ssC s g
8: ewes. BY appt.). We bug p,an.os.
PIANOS: Army. Navy, Air Force and
| Marine personnel: Government
| and District employees can save
real money on all kinds Of tnstru.
naents At the PIANO MART. lo16
4 snina erS ,,nriehfs ~ eknrea frnTn
| ST. $4,000, PIANO MART. lois
9TH ct. NV Gust above the Il.
braryl; OPEN THURS. EYES.
| Ia
PIANOS: special purchase; fne quail
| itv Spinets; S44b; regularly $695.
| KITS, 1880 q ct. NV, RE. 2
PIPE, galv. black, copper, cast iron.
cut thread fixtures. BLOCKS,
| INC. i546 Lee hwy, IA, $500,
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CABINETs, save 30es By Assem-. and
finishing your own BRAMER BIRCH
KITCHEN CABINETS. Complete
kits. with all hardware and In
structions incl. Come In today and
let our free KITCHEN PLANNING
SERVICE help you, Open ewes.
SUBURBAN KITCHENS, 6716
BALTIC. ave-, Hyattsville. UN. A-S352.
ia
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rurs or livery DESCRIPTION
runs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

An Investment whether you
buy lustrous Mouton. Elamor-
Gus Muskfat, superb Persian
Lamb. or the finest IN Mink.
We have . reputation for
years. stresSing the finest furs
NJ the lowest prices. You
also owe It TO yourself to
discover the miracle fur
values We offer in new and
slightly used Minks.
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REFRIGERATORS
FREEZERS

Z xtGl1Jxtk1
clearance of all new 1855
GE, Frigidaire, WESTINGHOUSE. Ad-
miral. Philco, Norge and Gibson re-
frigeratofs and freezerg. No reason
able offer refused. Open ewes. til q,
Standard Tire 81 Battery Co.
10th and H st. NE. Ii. 3-aQs2
REFGR.. FriEidaire, auto. defroster,
Esi ssttGRa SsfaSE e eli asiaNsGs, esrs
gain prices; best ofier. Call Mr..
cromwell. Du. 7-I133 or CO, g.
RUG SSs ax1e, 1908 wool. with run.
ner: lovely shade Of blue; SIS. See
ewes. and week ends. IA. b-g472'
RUGS, genuine oriental, all sizes.
reasonable prices. CASRABIAN.
3204 o ST.. in Georgetown. --13
RUGS t2l sx12. Oriental design
rugs. brand-new. never used, value
S75: sacrificing for $40. ORR
Entail RUG MART, 1908 g 81: NV
Rugs--Oriental Pattern
ax1s. $3.50; sxil, sls ss. . sxs.
S14.b0; Axe, $3.50. Other sizes
fgssisls q So ioW NV pris ME s aa4HarAiA
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, feather
weight portable, ike new, with at
tashmsnts: sos. RE. 7-7S0i. -.l3
pelychoke; like new: Sl10. RE. 2
sPRiNGER sPANHELs, 1oo% champ.
stock, the best that can be bred.
Priced to sell. FE, SLIGO,
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WOMEN, white. between the ages Of
th-4U. Tor eaShtefinR and counter
work; $50 week. Meals. No Sunday
work. SHoLLS NEW CAFETERIA.
RE aaf f. III aoousEKEEPER-PiIsSss.
ant middIe-ased woman, 10 assist
In the operation Of 3 motel (no
restaurant1: meet public and super
wise personnel good salary, plus
Lying quarters. CIR. 3-1i61. Ia
UNUSUAL WOMAN. to work In your
neighborhood: earn Ss5 wk. In un-
crowded Held not canyassins; leads
furnished. No experience necessary
s sas sdsfat or a a $500 personssoits
CONTACT LADIES sge 1880. 70
work 4 hrs. daily or 3 ewes, and
sat; must have ability to meet
public; 50 hr. Apply 1907 pm,
Rm. 70h, 1919 y st. NV, la
SALES OPPORTUNITY have
three immediate openings on our
q good BACKGROUND, 30-55. Our
EXECUTIVES are chosen from that
stan and are prepared for q career
that offers = future with financial
security. One with personality and
an interest in people Is innateiy
qualtied. Above average income
Salsry--comm bonus. Cali MISS
AAbEL kQiGs hNleiHn Hotel before
noon for appointment LA
WHITE WOMEN. 5000, preferably
some nursing exper: live In small
nursing home; S-hT. night duty:
no drinker or smoker. no. 2-9sf0
MfDDLE.RGEp WHITE WOMAN to
take care OF elderly bed patient
ana hslp with light housework.
PERMANENT POSITION for reiined
pleasant lady who can assume re-
sponsibiifty: unusual opportunity
for advancement; work in yotir
own town: S3,400 first year. Jsox
ArTa ai stTEi YOUNG womafkr.
1925, no experience necessary |:
ballroom dance instructors; make
up to S2.75 per hour. Gail Me,
ROBERT DONOVAN STUDIOS,
III Conn. ave. NV, lis
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, good home;
steady work; din. ym. and kitchen
Apply tn person. ALIENS MOTEL,
! mi, north Of Laurel Nd, IF
ID. C. EMPT, EXCHANGE
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WAITRESSES

We need 90 first-class, experienced
MATTRESSES for our new restau.
rant which will open soon at our
silver Spring store. The elaborate
and most modern equipment oil
this new restaurant will enable our
Mattresses to serve many more Gus
toners with n maximum Of ease
Full or part time, good salary
meals and uniforms furnished: de-
partment store discount. No sun
10" APPPLY MIR. DEMERY
NEW MARYLAND ROOM
THE HEIGHT CO.
SILVER SPRING
Fenton a.. and Ellsworth Dr..
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File Cabinets

200 WOOD 4-DRAwER LETTER
WITH STEEL SUSPENSION; LIKE.
NEW CONDITION: ORIGINAL COST
1876, SACRIFICE SALE PRICE
1880. ALSO LARGE QUAINT
TY l-DRAWER STEEL FILE CABI-
NETS, S3:95. UNLIMITED GUAM
ALL SIZES: DESK LAMPS. FREE
DELIVERY AND PARKING. MANs
HAITIAN OFFICE EquIP. CO.. 6Ss
FILING CABINETs--New 4-dr. steel,
1913 2-dr., S22 .95. CIRCLE
TYPE. Co, TAI 18th st. NV. !.
RREEZER IA Gu. IT,, 3 months old,
excellent condition. 1850 or best
offer. IA. 9-s3bl. after 0. lis
FREEZER. RenaiT. ~ Gu. IL. up
right, like new, $3.50. Cali KE g.
1864, after @ pm. --I3
FUR COAT, black Persian. custom
made In n. Y. last season: finest
matched skins: cost ii 200, secr.
for best offer. Moving to Fla. Oh
4-1HaH. --4D
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BUsINEss stRvIcEs

BOOKKEEPING sERyFCEs--Com-
plete Bookkeeping service. state
msnts. payrolls and tag returns
prepared. Phone Po. 2-273i.
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COOK, In pvt. family. live In: refer
snces. would 90 TO country. Box
FRENCH ciEF. available for dinner
parties, private home. Call 6-s m,
GiRL. coIored. desires housework.
plain cooking: can 1--we In. Ii. q
Gill 2R. FOR CIV. S days week;
light cooking. Live out. Ii. 3-So9S,
YOUNG LADY, coiored. desires
shy 5 days; references. no. p
EXPERIENCED MAID desires work
81 days. Salary expected $50. Call
DE. 2-S446. bet. 10 am. and 0 Pm.
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE may maid
days . week. preferably Tues and
Thurs. Can furnish references.
Can either Wed. or PrL. Wo, 9.
MhiRDID5LE-AGED WOMAN, reIirious,
desires maid OF child care, plain
soeking; health card; loo. rel: II.
coLoRED GIRL wants days work:
9-4l37 or RA. 1851.
GIRL. eolored, wants work from Q
till 2 Mon. through Friday. 4i6
and caytare. DU 7-4D9e.
C0LORED Girl. desires child care:
nght housework: $50 wk. RIA. g.
1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-13

expef.. for small downtown night
club. Ma. S-9743 or RIA. $500:
STENOGRAPHER--LaW once, near
Statier Hotel: 6-day week; excel
lent working conditions: law ONCE
experience not essential: salary
open: under IS preferred. tx. 81
sriEEsSSoGRAPHER. legal; sxper. no.
DAYS. hrs. IL. Downtown. ss5,
BOX 1fs7-A. Star. lis
sTENoGRAPfgER CLERK. invest
ment brokers ofiice: b-day week.
salary commensurate with Gualitl-
cations and experience. state ref
erencss; ineloss nonretnrnable
sTESosGiRRAsiPsHER SECRETARY, an.
der 80 preferred, Accurate short
hand and good tipping essential
Small Law Once. financial district
Legal experience not necessary,
open. Please furnish name. address.
telephone number and other infor-
nation. Replies confidential. Box
sIESoGtSRsAnPpHER. administering = as.
sistant experienSe, capable Of as
diversified general ONCE work. Ase.
$3.50. Air-copditioned once. group
insurance, other employe benefits:
call Mr., Hanks. Wo. 6-325l,
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., 5000
sTENOGRAPHER. sxper.. under 10.
General once work, accurate with
figures, 5-day wk., SIS .yk 1912
Wisconsin ave NV. Gail AID. @
STENOGRAPHER
For attractive law once: must be
fast and accurate stenographer-
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APPLY

Typist- RECEIPT, $50 Wk.
Able Meet Public, Young
Typist. real estate Office ..--~- S55
Auto firm typist, PIX ----.~ SIS
Assoc. typist. fast $50 wk.
DOT REED
At Personnel 1911 q st. NV.
WAITRESS. white; part time. eve-
TAURANT. $3.50 Georgia ave. sIi-
yer Spring, No phone calls. Ia
WAITRESS, neat and attractive. 20
to 80. Hrs. Q to 2 am. Good tips.
1925 Georgia ave. NV, la
WAITRESS, must be exper.; ia pm.
sag VIZ. In tips. Apply FAIRFAX
RESTAURANT, 1897 Pa, ave. sc;
WAITRESS, exper., good hours, good
pay. Apply In person HOUSE OF
HENLEY RESTAURANT. T1Qg
Marlboro pike. District Heights'
MATTRESSES, white, exper. Ready
to go TO work. Apply in person, be-
tween o and IL am. No Sundays.
wAiTREssss. " white Hs' exper.. age 81
to 80; nightwork, good salary and
tips. Apply after 4 pm, BRASS
RAIL RESTAURANT, 500 18th St
WITNESSES. white; evening r,eaI
5:30-0:3O. No Sundays. Meals and
uniform Apply in person. 4;30 m
pOuGET RESTAURANT, 330a
Conn avenue NV la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-13

AccoUNTANTY.oFFlCE MGR. coll
to make change. present salary SEQ
per week. OR. 3.32t0.
OFFICE CLERK. fast typist, 80 yrs.
old. knows general bookkeeping.
Coed refs: JERRY META. d q
MAN wants pGrt-time Job as janitoy,
gen. handy man after 4:30 Pm. oil
day Sat. GRANT. Du. 7-9702 after
Govt. EMPL. wants part time eve.
Job aftef. B. once cleaning. porter,
etc. Good ref. No Sun. IA. 1880,
c0LoRED COOK, houseman. pr.
yate family, 1st-class refs. DE.
2-0So6. la
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Telephone Solicitors 80

Permanent job: good starting salary:
company benefits. See Mrs. Yeats.
MhRvIN's. IA 7th 81. NV.
TYPIsT, fast and accurate, TO work
for 2 young lawyers; experience
unnecessary, will train 4 intelligent
1T
for research division Of air.
line arm: 6-day week, good start
Ing salary: airline PRIVILEGES. ME
$4,000. --f3
TYPIST, white, exper.: 5-day wk.:
S1.25 per hr.. chance for advance
ment. 1101 Vermont ave. NV,
TYPisTs, S45-Seo wk.; Dr.. assts.,
receipt. and typist, $56.S60 wk
80 new openings daily. See Miss
Evans at BOYD'S lest. AZ yrg),
cor. 18th and @ SITS. NV.
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sITUATioNs--WoMEll

MEDICAL SECRETARY wishes posi-.
ton In physician's once or hospital.
W0. 6-37i2. --l5
NURSE, practical. long exper. In
conyaleseent and chronic cases, 10
Or Il hr. duty. 81 hr. Call Ii, g.
PkACiiICAL NURSE, coIored, desires
position: invalid adult, maternity
cases; exper. and refs. HU. 3-5oSS.
SECRETARY, experienced. depend
able, college graduate. Wo 6-2ll0.
WOMAN wants part sims WORK Of
any kind after 5. Call after Q. 10.
YOUNG COLORED GrRI desires
work Is typist, receptionist. nurses
aide. etc. 10. I-0043.
SITS, MEN b W0MgN
MAN AND WIFE, maintenanee or
resident manager. LU. 1891.
SlrUATloNS-DoMEsTlc
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AGENTS
sITuATIoNs-MEN

$50 A WEEK IN your spare time.
cRRabs e ~ iosh :, 4. A sa i B. &
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WINGED.
New mod. wrought iron table lamps,
S3.9b; new lined oak cocktail table.
SO .a5; renovated sofas, $50 50; new
mod. lounge chairs, $50 .95; solid
maple occasional table, S9.o5: rem
oyated maple lounge chairs. S24,95:
Q group OF gold frame mirrors,
Sle.95: studio couches. S49,g5. sec
rotary in Chinese red LACQUER,
laree-size. Hanback, chairs. $50 ,a5;
s sTT ok mahogany psis;,,ssrust table lab
lamps, s4.4s;' chippendaie sofas III il
Sheraton mshosany buffet. $500
seafoam finish. S4S.95: If. dinette
set of buffet. extension table,
chairs. S5O.9b: large-sized old
fashioned china. curved from,
glass, 5000; floor sample of Chip.
pendale mahogany bedrm. set con-
sisting OF vanity, plus mirror, chest
OF drawers. 4-poster bed, S11a. 95;
mod. apiece bedrm. set of chest,
bed, 2 niRht stands. cordoVan ma
hogany. $129.9b; new mahogany
din, rrl. arm chairs. 5000; roll
away beds plus mattress. $1a,a5:
factory renovated cotton mattresses,
Sf0,eb: factory.renovated coil
springs, S1n.95; plastic cover head
boards. S4.95.
large noors Of furniture stock with
excellent values. Open Fri. and
Mon, nights. Free delivery of pur-
ehases over S25. Budget account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-13
MOTOR TRAVEL


BRICK WORK--darages, retaining
walls, additions, Excellent brick
s lsilaKtw SSEEf I new A ana Repairs. 3D.
aitions, ste.; irst-eisss work, fully
BILL. Xxx. 3-22S5.
chimneys. Cali KI. s-6627 after
BRIck AND BLOCK woRK-1Ali
types OF brick masonry, free esti-
mates. Call any time. 10. 2-1ai6.
CARPENTRY. repairs, remodelins;
brick. cement, additions. Cash or
terms. GEO. COOK. WA. 7-tli4.
CARPENTRY of all kinds; fence
work. painting, roofing. also tile
work; reas, Ii. 3-1969. ia
CARPENTRY. building and general
dental II 6-sl00, ia. 6-d03I.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In work
for home owners, all types Of re-
modelling, additions, club rooms.
porches.. dormers, attics. heating.
Al mechanics, financing, architects
and permits. NATHAN CHINITz.
E lii asE5sG wrRrNc - Large -s ana
small jobs, free estimates. Day. CO,
6-g59S: night, UN, 4-1566.
FIREFLACES, CHIAdNEYS. STONE
or brick walls, area way walls. All
FIaGsTFSSsR. sToNft,s icEsMENT i!s %.
tios, walls, steps, etc. Free estimate.
Call JERRY, Lu. 1-4756.
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HO. 2-2476

knowledge OF con-
tracts. titles, and figures helpful but
not essential; pleasant working
condition.; permanent position: lib
eral benefits; air conditioned once:
salary commensurate with ability.
JUSTINE NICHOLSON oIDSMO-
BILE. 5000 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile. Md. AP. 10000. ---10
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TOOLS
'oR ME EGGAAAHnsr scsoNTTEEsA

ron M EEGGHAAAHoWSssirS SoN FEEFel
H ssRs ), sss: s scssEEEs s1 q:
T ManpF FsRi hzES A RkI ES66sEeei6sC::
T ToyE2s pic tH. MlT Ri kzk Il:
GAS CANS. ST 30: USED WfNcHEe,
BLOCKS AND FALLS, ROPES.
VIZ HAVE IT.
MERCHANDISE AT
GUARANTEED SAVINGS
j. H. GICHNER
~r.a = =. - -, a.NA A. 4
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STEET
STEEL

STEEL SHELVING. al sizes for stores.
as 81 lei eTcHNER. Tx. Sssss7
sTENOTYPE MACHs., $50. so. with
8 free lessons TEMPLE SCHOOL.
1898 q ct. NV. MA. $4,000
SUIT ,tnnan'sl, dark blue, size 40.
sci. breasted, wrrsted, 3 button:
worn twice; cost, $50; sell $40.
MARTIN. KE. 7-0256. ---17
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TYPIST

Expert typist, white. 80 w.p.m., for
letter and manuscript typins; per-
manent position; 5-day week, air
conditioned building. Please call
for appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-13

OFFICB CLEMK TO assist buyer. keep
records in ladies ready-to-wear
store. Wonderful opportunity for
Advancement. Apply KOPY KAT,
713 y ct. ne. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-13

PERPETRATORS, used; rebuilt;
painted; S25 up; some EIsr. ! year
1905 14th st. NV. IA. $4,000
4130 Georeia Ave. NV. RA. $500
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STENOG i;ji:;l;,ilI.j[''

work with large real
estate Arm; 5-day week, company
benefits Submit written resume,
stating experience, age and salary
expected, marked attention Mr..
Donald A. Hurst. No interviews
granted without prior written
SHANNON & LUcHS CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-13
SINGER

white. full or part time. beginner or
exper.. for small downtown night
club. Ma. s-9743 or RIA, $500.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-28
Holstein Calf Is Honor Guest at
FLA Annual Banquet, Meeting

march and to tWirl a baton. Three
newcomers would replace jamie
Stull, Cynthia Dawson and Nor
ma Jean Groshon who graduate
in June
Cheerleader tryouts began
after school on Apr. 90 Sandra
Sweadner, captain of the cheer
leaders, explained the judging to
the 20 aspirants. Skill in learn
ing cheers quickly and in jump
ing are necessary qualifications.
The auditioners will learn
cheers under the direction of
Captain Sweadner, Betty Ander-
son, Dot Perry, Janet Hayes and
June Wolfe, of the present squad
The last week of May, four cheer
leaders will be selected. Two to
replace seniors and an additional
two will bring the squads total
to ten.
Sherwood provided the setting
for another successful girls
sports day. Captains Carol Ed
wards and Norma Jean erosion
took their teams along with
several chosen substitutes. Don
ma Whetzel, Patsy Messer, Char
lotte Fraley and Mary Gillian
kept score and time records.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-28
WOIfsOn Is Wolf on Wheels
Butler Says, Cites Rate Hike

Declaring that Louis E. Wolf
son "is revealing himself as a
wolf in VOLTS clothing" Sena-
tor John Marshall Butler (Repub-
lican, Maryland, urged last
night that the Public Utilities
Commission of the District of
Columbia promptly reject the
expected application of the Capt.
tai Transit Company for another
fare hike, and to take every mea-
sure within PUCs power ito pre-
vent Mr.. Wolfson from scuttling
Capital Transit"
In letter to Chairman Robert
E. Mclaughlin, PUG head, Sena
tor Butler said that since CTC
was acquired by the Wolfson in
terests "the till has virtually
been MIXED dry and now it would
appear that Louis E. Wolfson is
trying to milk the public dry
with the apparent hope that the
people will become so angered
they will demand public owner
ship of this transportation facil-
ity."
1T would seem that Mr.. Wolf
son is revealing himself as a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-28
Groundwork
Is Completed
By Backers
BY MRS. GEORGE DARBY,
GAITHERSBURG $50

For the past few months an
interested group of men have
been working on plans for the
establishment of a KiWaniS Club
in Gaithersburg. Now that all
the groundwork has been com
pleted, the group plans an or.
ganiZational meeting on May B.
For further information about
the time and place please call
William Lynch, Gaithersburg 703,
The May Fellowship Tea of the
Upper Montgomery County Coun-
Gil of United Church Women will
be held at Ascension Chapel on
Friday, May 6, at 2 p. m. Minis
tiers and their wives will be the
official guests.
George Miles. president of the
Washington Bible Institute will
be the guest speaker. The theme
for the meeting is THE Christian
Family" The nominating com
mittee Mrs. Roland Green, Mrs.
Lawson King, and Mrs. Norman
Jacobs will present a slate of
officers at the regular meeting.
Mrs. William Christie is president
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-28
YELLOW PERCH
(Perco fldVeScenS)
Also called Yellow Ned and Ring Pefch.

RANGE: A native from South
Canada to South Carolina, not
found in lower Mississippi Valley
and bordering States except where
introduced; has been successfully
planted as far west as Pacific
Coast and in many large water
appointments where in some
instances it has supplanted other
desirable species; found through
out most all of Maryland's fresh
waters and brackish tidal waters.
DESCRIPTION: Humpbacked,
mostly yellow in color, generally
with from 6 to 8 vertical black
stripes; two distinct dorsal fins,
average size less than a pound.
BREEDING: Spawns in the spring
when the temperature of the water
is about SO degrees F.; does not
build nest but lays tiny eggs in
long strings contained in a jelly
like mass that expands on contact
with water, and become lodged in
water grasses, and on logs and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-28

wolf in VOLTS clothing; Senator
Butler said, that he is engaged
in a calculated scheme to force
upon the Greater Metropolitan
Area, by succession of rate in
creases and bad management on
his part, the necessity of undesir.
able public operation. If neees.
sary, to achieve this objective he
seems perfectly willing to de-
stroy etc and dump the pieces
into the lap of the City.
"The deplorable situation pre-.
sented by the Wolfson challenge
is not exclusively of concern to
the residents of Washington. Lit.
orally thousands of Marylanders
use Capital Transit facilities and
would be vitality affected by the
outcome of an application before
your distinguished Commission
for another fare hike and the
success or failure of Mr.. Wolfson
to discredit private ownership and
operation of etc.
II urge your Commission,
through you, to promptly reject
the expected application and ]
further urge you to take every
measure within your power to
prevent Mr.. Wolfson from scutt.
ling Capital Transit"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-28

roots; eggs can be collected and
Matched, the fry or young being
stocked in suitable waters; per-
haps you are familiar with the
spring run Of yellow perch up the
Severn River at the Grain High
way (Route 301) where yellow
perch hatchery is operated by the
Department of Tidewater Fisheries.
HABITS: Travels mostly in
schools; voracious, hence q preda-
tor in some waters; feeds princi-
pally on small fish, shrimp, peeler
or shedder crabs, and worms.
MANAGEMENT: Requires little
protection; there is no closed sea-
son on yellow perch in Maryland
waters; pollution an enemy.
VALUE: In great demand as a
food fish and has a large economic
value as such in Maryland; fur
nishes both sport and food to an
army of anglers from spring
through summer and fall.