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Evening star., 1955-11-11
ID. c. PIune Wreck
Yields No Bodies

HoLYOKE. Mass, Nov. II (R
The wreckage Of an Air Force
lC-47 transport plane which
plunged into the Connecticut
River last Friday was pulled
ashore by salvage crews.
The bodies Of four missing
Grew members were not in the
plane. Joseph Wisdom, director
Iof salvage operations. said.
Four other passengers swan
safely TO shore after the plane
crashed during a rainstorm while
ZEN route from Boiling Air Force
Base. Washington, to Westover
Air Force Base in nearby
|Chicopee.
The missing crewmen, pre-
Isumed to be dead. are:
Capt. Wilmer L. Paulson, 35
pilot. member Of the 1850 Air
IRefuelling Wing. who lived with
his wife Barbara at the base.
His permanent home is Stock
ton. Calf.
Airman I'd Glass John r.
ECarrigan. ir., OF the 1i00th Op-
Ierations Group. who lived in
Rutland. VT.
Pharmacists Mate Emmanuel
Cassefiy Of the y. s. 8. Charles
lR. Ware. His permanent address
|is 1860 Florida avenue NE,
Washington. d. c.
Airmar I'd Glass Gerald J.
IJolicoellr Of Lake Charles, La,
Air Force Base next OF kin, mrs,
Iodile Jolicoeur, Augusta, Ne.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Boom for Kefuuver
Gets Underway Here

q 3 e l. Z G 81 Fl j
The boom for Senator Kefau-
yer is getting under way here
William r Fadler, jr.. execu-
tive vice president of the Ke-
fauyer for President Club, an
Inounced the executive committee
win meet every Sunday foi
brunch" at pm. In the willard
The full membership Of the
Icommitte is now being formed
ne said, and he hopes to have
II complete by December /.
Mr.. Fadler pointed out that
AL District Democrats are eIigi-
BILE to apply either for regular
club membership or for thu
executive committee.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Plunge Kills Hunter

CAMPTON. KY, Nov. II R
The body Of Willie Sparks
was found yesterday where II
had tumbled down a l00-foot
mountain cliff. 1t was wedged
between two boulders at the
edge Of another precipice about
500 to 500 feet high. Oficers
said they belived Mr.. Sparks
stepped over the cliff while hunt
ing in the dark Monday night.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Italy Would Prohibit
Jet Export to Egypt

six Of these French fighters
passed through Rome's Ciampino
Airport 10 to u days ago.
Egypt is said to have signed
its contract with Macchi for
Vampires after a request for
Mysteres was turned down by
France.
Arms From 2 Sides
II the fighters are delivered
under an agreement reportedly
signed six months ago-it would
mean Egypt was getting arms
from a Nato member as well as
from the Communist bloc.
Under q barter deal Of cotton
for arms. Egypt already is receiv-
ing large shipments Of weapons
from Communist government
Czech hoslovakia via Russian Black
Sea ports. This deal is reported
ito cover 200 Soviet-built MIG
jet fighters and 100 Russian
made tanks plus a half dozen
submarines. all at cut-rate prices.
A correspondent for the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. in Cairo,
Wilson Hall. quoted Premier
Canal Abdel Nasser as saying
some Of the new Communist-sup-
piled arms already are on the
Egyptian-Israeli border.
Sharett Eager for Arms
In New York, Israeli Foreign
Minister Moshe Sharett said his
country, ''if driven to a tight cor
Iner and our existence is at
stake" would seek and accept
arms from any source In the
world" But he added he knew
Iof no offer by Russia to sell
Israel weapons.
Washington has been in no
hurry to supply the list OF arms
for which Israel has been shop
ping.
Mr.. Sharett said he was dis
Evening star., 1955-11-11
u. 5. Reviewing
Tax Status Of
Republic Fund

The Internal Revenue Service
was reported today to be looking
into the tax-exempt status of tbs
controversial Fund for the Re-
public.
According to the publication
Congressional Quarterly, the
Funds exemption. first granted
January 20. 1854, Is under re.
view" and "on top of the pile
lof pending cases.
Although there is an annual
review Of the more than 100 .00f
ltax-exempt groups made on the
basis Of information returns. ths
Funds case Is not considered
routine.
/ Several Congressmen have ex-
dressed privately their opinion
that Internal Revenue should
Examine the fund closely before
continuing its tax-exempt status
land they give this reason:
Any organization that grants
las the fund did. 5000 to 9
library because its Board Of
Directors hired Q woman accused
Iof having been q Communist
land who told congressiona
committee 1t was none Of It:
business whether she had beer
Ia Red, opens up the question q
Ito the type Of activity q tax.
exempt group should be en-
gagged In.
One Of the most outspoker
critics Of the fund, which i
directed BY DR.. Robert NJ
IHutchins, former president o.
Chicago University. is Seaborr
lP., Collins. past national com.
Imander Of the American Legion
Mr.. Collins has charged thai
THE Fund "is trying to propa.
Igandize Americans into believ-
ing that security measures arr
lun-American." Spokesmen fol
1.-THE Fund denied the allegation
Internal Revenue recently re.
voked the tax-exemption helt
by the Institute Of Pacific Re.
lations. which q few years agt
was the target Of an exhaustive
Inquiry by the Senate Interna
Security subcommittee. Tht
reason given was that IPR hae
;I"to q substantial extent engaged
lin the dissemination Of contro.
versial and partisan propa.
Iganda."
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Lilly Ponds Housing
| Boundaries Cancelled

The District Commissioners
yesterday withdrew formal ap-
proval Of the site boundaries
for the proposed Lily Ponds prof.
Iect Of the National Capital
Housing Authority on Kenil-
worth avenue NE. between
Douglas street and Eastern ave.
nue..
. The action was taken to carry
l out promise to Joseph F. Doug
las, president Of the Eastiand
Gardens Civic Association. that
q public hearing would be held
before approval Of the bourida-
ries. The project will be one
OF several upon which Q hearing
lis TO be held later.
Evening star., 1955-11-11

concerted" by British Prime
Minister Edsn's statement We'd
nesday that Israel and the Arabs
Evening star., 1955-11-11
BYRD GETS MALEMUTE MASCOTS

Admiral Richard Of Operation Deep
Milton Seeley
sailing the
left Wndie
the
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Four Tennessee Schools
To Admit All Races

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. ii (Hl
Trustees of Tennessee's four
Baptist-supported schools were
authorized yesterday to admit
students Of "all races from
now on.
The step was taken in q reso-
luton approved by the 2.00o
messengers tdelegates) to the
|Slst annual meeting Of the
Tennessee Baptist convention.
Schools affected are Union
University Of jackson. Belmont
College at Nashville. Carson
Newman College at Jefferson
City and Harrison Chilhowee
Academy In Sewer County. They
are now all-white schools.
Evening star., 1955-11-11

February 20, 1862. when tn,
Army instituted loyalty proceed
ings against Mrs Evelyn P. Bur.
rell. cciored. Mrs. Burrell at the
time was employed at Curtis Bay
Baltimore, for the Army.
Mrs. Burrell, who had beer
suspected Of being p fellow trav-
eler, was restored TO her job on
April IL Of the same year. The
next day she received a notice
OF suspension pending the out
come Of her case. The suspen.
sion notice alleged nine specific
charges of sympathizing with the
Communist Party.
Three days later, however. she
was again returned to duty. He1
notice stated that there had beer
q technical mixup due to faulty
paper work.
CS Also Calls Probe
Within another week she re.
ceived d letter stating she would
be accorded 3 hearing By tho
Army Loyalty Security Hearing
Board at Fort Meade, Nd. on
September 16. 1852. Before this
hearing took place, the Civil
Service Commission instituted
loyalty investigation Of Mrs. Bur.
rel and notified her Of that &C.
ton by letter on August 4, 1852
AS o result. Mrs. Burrell was
given q Civil Service hearing tc
check into her suitability" or
September rs. 1852, 10 days after
she appeared ct Fort Meade
After the Civil Service hear.
ing, the commission informed the
Government worker that 1t had
found there was reasonable
doubt Of her loyalty and ''nn-
suitability for Federal employ
ment because Of your false
statements concerning material
loyalty matters. !"
Mrs. Burrell's lawyer in May
Of 1853 told the court he received
q letter from the Army stating
there is not q reasonable doubt
as to Mrs. Burrell's loyalty
however, the Civil Service Com
mission afiirtned the ineligible
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Smoker Burned
Al AGED Home

/ Fire struck twice at the Gity's
home for the aged last night and
this morning, critically burning
one partially paralyzed man.
William A. Rogers, 81. was in
critical condition in District
| General Hospital today, with
severe burns over much Of his
body.
Donald D. Brewer. superin-
tendent Of D. C. Village. said Mr..
Rogers. paralyzed on the right
side, told him he dropped a
burning match as he attempted
to light q cigarette in the fourth
floor sun parlor about Z pm.
He stood up. Mr.. Brewer said.
and the flames consumed his
robe and pajamas. Another par
TALLY paralyzed man was with
Mr.. Rogers. Mr.. Brewer said.
A nurse and doctor. hearing
their shouts rushed in and
smothered the flames with q
blanket and sheet.
Mr.. Rogers was admitted to
the institution November 5. Mr..
Brewer said.
About GAS am. today q box
Iof clothing in q sewing room in
the institution's residence E
famed up, Mr.. Brewer said. but
put itself out by triggering the
Isprinkling system. The fire was
Iout when the IRE department
arrived, he said. No one was In
the room. Mr.. Brewer speculated
that q match or cigarette had
been dropped In the clothing
carton, perhaps last night. The
room was found to be locked.
James Fleischman. 80, died on
Sunday after being pulled from
his smoldering bed by a fellow
lpatient at the home. Witnesses
said he also had been smoking.
Evening star., 1955-11-11

ROME, Nov. IL R.-Italy an
nounced today it would refuse
export licenses for 80 Vampire
jet fighter planes which Egypt
has ordered from a private
Italian manufacturer.
An Italian foreign office
spokesman. announcing this, said
he had no knowledge Of the
order or Of is Italian-built Vam-
lpire jets delivered earlier this
year to Egypt.
Nevertheless, Associated Press
correspondents received separate
confirmation of the two Jet deals
from responsible officials Of three
separate interested governments.
An American airline official con-
Ifirmed he had seen some OF the
Il6 previous delivered jets on an
Italian airtield while they were
EN- route to Egypt.
Reliable informants said two
Egyptian planes reported shot
down by Israeli fighters recently
were among the first Is planes
delivered from the Macchi plant
lin Varese. Egypt has insisted the
1.-TWO aircraft, collided and were
not shot down.
1
War Tension
Although the Vampire let is
Iobsolescent. delivery Of more
Italian-built models to Egypt
would have complicated the Mid
die East arms race and height
ened the possibility Of conflict
between Israel and Egypt. Avoid.
ling such a local war is q major
collective Of Western foreign
policy.
The Egyptians claim they have
information 36 modern French
Mystere-III Jet fighters have
Ireached Israel in recent months
changing the aerial balance oi
power between the two pickering
Ineighbors. One informant said
Evening star., 1955-11-11

decision on grounds Of suitabil-
Iity other than loyalty. Therefore
THE Army had no choice, the
letter stated, but to remove Mrs
IBurrell from its rolls.
Five days later the Army sent
Ia second letter. this one direc-
ted to Mrs. Burrell. The COM
munication mentioned that q
letter had been sent to her at
torney stating the reason for
her discharge.
Consequently, no further &C
ton ON the security case viii be
taken, and tits considered closed
the letter said. /
Mrs. Burrell then carried hel
case to court. As q defense the
Government informed the court
the question Of her firing was
moot The GoyeEnment said Il
=.
had been informed that the Civil
Services CnmrniSsiCn and the
Army. III effect. had made d mis-
take and they had restored Mrs
|BurrelI ito her former status"
However. what neither Of the
agencies pointed out to the court
was that Mrs. Burrell's "formel
Istssus" was based on her position
|on May %. 1852. when she was
under suspension.
The appellate courts opinion
written by Judge David Bazelon
was couched in very mild lam
|guage. Nevertheless. Judge Baze-
lion wrote. I'VE are unable to find
ID lot or little in the record before
Ius of the tCiyil Service) commits
Ision and District Court proceed
Iings concerning the regulation
which prescribes Intentional
lfalsity as a ground Of ineligi-
bility.
Action InvaIidated
Moreover, Judge Bazelor
wrote. the record indicated that
the Civil Service Commission
was not even aware Of the ap-
lpIicability Of the intention fall
lsity regulation when 1t reached
Its determination in Mrs. Bur-
lrell's case
The ruling held that the COM
missions action was invalid. It
reversed the lower court. direct
led that court to vacate its order
and granted summary Judgment
for Mrs. Burreil.
Concurring with Judge Haze-
Ion were Chief Judge Henry Ed
|gerton and Judge George +.
Washington.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
LOST

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sEAGLH tsn Z, nss sa g5.e; sls; s.s ;n.5s,s1 asYs5s
RA. 3-0953. IL
CAT, gray male, 8 Yrs. Old. missing
several. days vic. Lineoinia. Va Fleet
coon HOUND. black and tan: vicinity
s4soss aHss9r days. nan = 30 l la
y dickey, scar On risht tex; answers 70
.sThunder; children's pet, Reward.
OIL. 4-S033. I'll
DIAMOND RItG-Iost On Capital Tran-
n ~: sss4RS saaai as'f sss ss +; s:s
ENVELOPE, contalning negatives and
prints: between goth and Mass. ave.
9ra 1sS.re' le1i ap. I5ss a.tssosi.a ga ssia cue = =
Ey5 y.1 n aars spss ss sass srs. dsSf
FOxHOUND, black. brown and white,
Ssld SssTesn Re. aIfS fs.7s2s, s2s hslan'. Mo ia 8
GERMAN SHEPHERD, brown female
e SupPy Da. sis Reward q csTIsia TR sa ana fin
CONVENIENT INSURANCE CHECK
oHMBEEi eI,d sssEsiD.i JAl Nos oss:sssgs reward = :
MINK SCARF, 4 skins, natural, silver
blue: vicinity 18th ana II NV, NOV.
8. pm Reward. LU. 1888: --13
FARAKEET. blue breast: black and white
wing. answers 10 Pretty Bow and
son. TOM Iaiss' PIssss can Il ia. a-SS6s. -is
rSGahf Il 4 NJ sAtsn. csf MISS EARLY. 'sis i *.
SUITCASE. maroon. contsinins 'yaiuabi
lost on 1t. .240 from EredeLick, No.
or in 81 CT. Mon. am; also clock radio.
Y ~ Ill
WATCH. Lord Elein. VIC. Ford Motors.
wash. EAnitarium 1n0 college STORE.
reward. Ju. 6.32tB2. ~
WATCH. ladye Kigint hiack, band, bet
us,s 9; z cssggitoll sg aza Pa sesn pl nv; Viz r.
WIRE-HKiRED YBlsllkAlls. black pad
white. male: vicinity north Ahiinsson.
IA b-O3T6. ~ ssseHs e
WATCHEs--Man.B Longlnes watch and
Crawford Watcht both yellow kQlds LOST
vic. downtown p. e. Reward. gall
RA. 6-666l. IL ....ss III
WHIST WATCH, lady's. small, sold and
and ana 9s2nd. reward. ciob. S.iSss. IL i:'
WRIST WATCH, lndy's. Elein, on Nov,
VIC actn 9th. snd agrs ars g 7iSH sstn a5ls "a
.DiD NY CAT gct Into your carr Re-
ward for deneutered seal point Sia-
naese, missing from Cameron Valley
area. Alex. TB. 6sS330. -13
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07
TRAILERS

~HOUSE TRAILER - 81
Duo Star, 33 it., 1 bedroom;
G 90 d condition; reasonable.
Phone Gaithersburg TT between
8 am. and 5 pm, 1856
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

W-WASHINGTON GROVE :
Better than a new house is this
modern home with every con-
venience and much charm, 8
rooms, 11a baths, the ultimate in
kitchens, dishWasher and dis
posal, 2 fireplaces, attached gar.
age with large storage area; ao-
jacent to park with unexcelled
recreational facilities; a mecca
for children. Splendid value at
$17,500. Can be purchased with
$4,000 down payment. A REAL
OPPORTUNITY to own a COM
Portable older home; 8 rooms,
nice kitchen with dishwasher,
fireplace, 4 bedrooms, garage,
brick terrace, opposite park.
Good buy for $13,5OO. Call Mrs.
Healy, Gath. 724-J. 961
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07
Notice

Notice is hereby given that the
Mayor and Council of Rockville,
Maryland, will conduct a public
hearing in the office of the Mayor
and Council, 120 South Washing
ton Street, Rockville, Maryland
AT $3.50 PM.
APRIL 26, 1855
on the application of Vincenzo
Ettare seeking the assent of the
Mayor and Council of Rockville
for the use of property known as,
946 Rockville Pike, as a gasoline
station, said property containing
1922 square feet of land. A
more detailed description being
on file in the office of the City
Clerk.
The Mayor and Council
Rockville, Maryland
BY JOSEPH P. BLOCHER
Clerk 1914
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

"WOMAN - 25-45 willing to
teach sewing, knowledge of sew
ing required. We will train you
in our methods. Position requires
store selling and some clerical
work. previous experience in
these desirable but not necessary;
40 hour 5-day week; salary plus
group and personal commissions,
paid vacation, disqualification
benefits. This is a permanent
position with good future. Apply
in person. Mr.. Field, Singer Sew.
ing Machine Company, BOG E.
Montgomery Avenue, Rockville,
Md. 1917
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

~SHELL GAS STATION -
Grocery store and 8-room house
with automatic heat and bath on
Y acre lot; doing $400 week
business but can do much more.
Very good buy - includes pro-
perty, land, lock, stock and bar
rel. Full price $13,950 with $4,000
down. Contact Ken McGrew of
Pastor & McGrew, G'burg 78-W.
1045
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

EASTER SATURDAY-APRIL 9
- Bake Sale, beginning at 10
o'clock, Vinson Drug Store;
baked ham, potato salad, chick
en- salad, rolls, cakes and pies;
chocolate eclairs, cookies and
candies. Benefit Montgomery
Chapter No. SO O.E.S. 935
APRIL 9 - Bake sale, home
baked goods, cakes, cookies,
pies, bread; for benefit Wash
ington Grove PTA, to be held
in the Washington Grove AS
sembly Hall; hours 10 am. to
IL. 1920
APRIL 16 - Fried Chicken and
Country Ham Supper, at Mont
gomery Methodist Church in
Clagettsville, beginning at 2
pm. 1910
APRIL % - Fried Chicken and
Country Ham Supper. Hot vege-
tables. Served Mt. Carmel
Church, Sunshine, Md, Rt. 81,
4 to 8 pm. $50
APRIL % - Fried chicken and
ham supper, Hyattstown Fire
mems Hall; benefit Hyattstown
WSCS. 1899
APRIL 80 - Hot fried chicken
and vegetables with homemade
rolls. Big annual PTA dinner.
Adults SIPS, Children SOC. At
Poolesville new High School,
$3.50 to 8 pm. 1923
MAY 7 - Fried chicken and
country ham supper, Mt. Tabor
Methodist Church, Etchison,
Md, 2:30 on. Sill
MAY ID - Fried Chicken and
Country Ham Supper with hot
vegetables; ice cream and cake
for sale at Boyds Church Hall,
Boyds, Md; starting at 4 pm.
S54
MAY ii - Fried Chicken and
Ham Dinner. Sherwood High
School. Benefit st. Peters
Catholic Church, Olney, Md
to 8 pm. SAC
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07
W ATTENTION FARM -

~ ATTENTION FARM - By
owner, las acres on State Road,
Baltimore 20 steel stanchion barn,
room 20 dry. Fine nine room mod.
ern 4-bedroom home, 2 baths,
knotty pine kitchen. Fields and
barns now rented l year; excel
lent income. Master home avail.
able, $4,000 cash, balance fl.
nanced. Direction out 24O to Da.
mascus, sharp left at Shell sta.
ton and 5 miles thru Kemptown
to Goetze Farm, on left hand
side. Tel. Underhill 5.2781. Call
today! 1O15
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

!" "ASHINGTON GROVE - Not
subdivision, practically new
house; living room, 2 bedrooms,
bath, separate dining room, large
tile electric kitchen, stairway to
expansible End floor, full day
light basement, large recreation
room, fireplace, laundry, outside
entrance, corner overlooking
parks, 75x200; possession upon
settlement; $4,000. Mayor Nc
Cathran, Ill Maple Road, Wash.
ington Grove. 1898
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

"REAL ESTATE WANTED -
Due to the great demand for
suburban and country property
we have opened a new office in
Rockville after being located in
Washington for over 25 years.
We have several clients with
cash wanting homes, farms and
businesses. So for quick sale
list your property or business
with Pastor & McGrew. Office
located IL mi. N. of Rockville
on Route 240. Phones: PO. l.
1892 or Gaithersburg 78-W. 964
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

~FURNISHED APARTMENT
- Private bath, private entrance,
utilities. Honey, clean, new, $75.
Also single and double room for
rent, So and SIS. Tel. Spring f.
1881. S3S
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

~USED PARTS - Cars and
Trucks. Woodbine Auto Wreck
ers, Woodbine, Md. Call Sykes
vile 595. 8O7
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

~TYPING OF - Mailing lists,
billing, letters, statistical, etc.
Call Gaithersburg 941-M. 752
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07
FOR SALE

wUSED APPLIANCES - 1
auto washer, Bendix; 4 wringer
washers; 2 gas refrigerators; 2
gas rangesI 5 TV refrigerators;
2 gas, 20"-3-121a"-1O". Call Cal
thersburg 352-M, after 5 pm.
352-R. 992
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07
WSEWING MACHINE SALES

~ SEWING MACHINE SALES
- See the fully automatic
PFAFF sew on buttons; make
buttonholes; embroider; applique,
darn, blindstitch, etc; no attach
ments; just dial the stitch you
want. Easy terms. Generous
trade for your old machine. See
it at our store or in your own
home. Call LO. 4-0039, Abbatts
Sewing Machine Co., 1888 Ennals
Avenue, Wheaton, Md. 568
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07
SERVICES

~CHILD CARE - Expert
enced, trained mother will care
for children for working mother
while she shops or while she at
tends her club. BY the hour,
day or week. Reasonable. Tel,
PO. 2-3726. 853
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

WHOME IMPROVEMENTS -
Recreation rooms, dormers and
porches; cabinet work. FILA
financing, no down payment.
Call Mullineaux, Oliver $3.50 or
Gaithersburg 97-J. COL
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

~APARTMENT - Will rent
furnished or unfurnished. Private
entrance to large porch; closet in
every room; utilities included;
adults only; no pets. Call PO. q
2459 or PO. 2-6388. 1893
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

W~UNFURNISTIED APART
MENT - Ashton, Md. Small lux
ury apartment for one or two
persons on beautiful country es-
tate; complete privacy, garage,
utilities, garden included; at $50
to SIS. Tel. Spring 4-6057. 919
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

"GAITHERSBURG = Two
bedroom house with bath and
full basement; large modern
kitchen; automatic oil heat; nice
yard in good section; $11, $50.
G. I. needs $3.50 cash. Phone Cal
thersburg 78-W. 965
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

~TRUCK - " h-ton Chevrolet
pickup truck, 1949, good condi-
ton; radio, heater and spot
lights; priced $475. Call Oliver
2-7190. 1858
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

~SALESMAN - Full time
real estate statesmen for new
Rockville office; must be willing
to work on weekends; licensed
statesmen preferred but not neces-
sary. Must have good references
and sales ability. Call Ken Nc
Grew of Pastor & McGrew, Cal
thersburg 78-W. 1O46
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

"MAN - Experienced, with
small family, for farm and dairy
work; modern house, electricity,
milk, garden and usual allow
ances. George A. Young, be-
tween Laytonsville and Gathers.
burg on Gaithersburg Road. 1850
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

~WASHINGTON GROVE, A
TOWN WITHIN A FOREST =
Recently completed modern home
occupied only by builder. Large
living room, separate dining
room, large electrically equipped
tile kitchen, two bedrooms, bath,
eXpansible second floor with
stairway, full daylight basement
outside entrance, large recreation
room with fireplace, oil heat,
park-like location, large corner
lot, G.I. Loan if desired. Informa-
ton Mayor McCathran, Ill Ma
pie Road, Washington Grove.
6S5
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

wAPPLES, CIDER - Stay
man, Red Delicious, Black Twig.
From SIPS per bushel and up.
Also apple butter, honey, coun-
try fresh eggs. Moore's Plain.
field Orchard, on Route 1872
Norwood Road, 1 mile south Of
Sandy Spring. Phone Spring
1891. 1896
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

~ORGAN - Wurlitzer Model
so, full pedal board, only used a
few years by owner; good pur-
chase for small church. Call
jackson 5-3739. S66
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

W~HAY - Good mixed hay.
Call p. L. Snyder at Travilah,
Gaithersburg 518-R. 992
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-04-07

~SECRETARY : Clerk -Typist
- Sales Clerk and Domestics.
Rockville Personnel Service, 1851
Lewis Avenue. Phone Garden q.
1855. 1O48