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sITuATIoNs-poMEsTIc

CARE CHILD over 8. lieht home
duties. prepare din: b-day wk::
depend. elderly, white. 10. 3-5gS4.
LAUNDREss. to do work at home;
(vic. N. Capitol and Evarts stsD :
excellent refs. HO. 2-0057.
EXPERIENCED MAID, 4 yrs. with one
family; avail. 2 or 3 days week:
general housework. care OF child. LA.
6-5553. Wed. or after pm.
WISH TO PLACE MY MAID. honest
and dependable: excel. with chill
dren. VII. 6-s74s; after pm.
GIRL, coiored. from W. Va. desires
dom. work or child care; exper.: no
bachelors. Ii. 4-162q.
WOMAN. colored. wants domestic
work 2-3 days week: city refs. RA,
WOMAN. colored. neat. domestic
work. plain cooking: some nights;
refs. ME. S-6199.
GIRL wants general housework morn
inss: references. HO. 2-9294. l7'
COLORED GIRL wants days work: So
q day and carfare. EX 3-5207.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as wait
coLoRE1 GIRL vents want child care;
C0L0RED WOMAN desires steady
days work: refs. RE. T-3509.
COLORED WOMAN wants laundry,
shirts and fine clothes; on Mon.
Tues. LU. 1-7439.
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ApTs. FURNlsHEp--MD.

TAKoMA, PARK-Neyly decor liy.
transp.: si12.50. Ju. s-7347.
rAKoMA: mr.; yloysr,s!n.y , PIN J, :, prsnsa sIsa
bedrms.. Kit. with disposal. tile bath.
air eonditioner. S1d5s;o S1JdI5s;o Gar. ayail.
rHkolaA, AHdSlss Tesi Vici RMA RMAAITER ISsRg gaEEDLiv.-
SHs sn sSd sS90 .hes SseTT TO- f' sssss sss.sS fb
BfEAHub1r1IfuL newly decorated s-foom
sd ssta.n bath fur So nn,1 aps,1AielsstTse
Hss'ei sna ro6% nS.hns arse slss g sedPS
kit, pvt. bath: near lie. shopping
center and bus. flne location. Dir:
Out Rhode Island ave. ne. or
Washing tom Baltimore blvd. to l
apt. house 5000 Baltimore ave.
Riyerdale. Nd. or phone uN; -
rAKoMA PARKS rms. and bath.
tafn.. cpIe. only. JU. S-sosS siter;
8 BRfDDkRMs.. uv. rm.. sep. din. rm..
AVE, Glendale. Md,
mr.. the new parkway-Liv. rm., din.
rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath, pvt. entr.:
sos mo. Ask operator for Cedar
rAKoMA PARK, sos Tulip ave
Four-room apt, Bird floor: nicely
furn. and decorated private en-
trance: 4 storage rooms, hall. best
liv. rm... 2 bedrms., kit, pvt. bath:
and churches convenient. JU. o.
rms. and baths
very private; bus, shopping. $40 mo-.
pvt. utils. Adults only. WA. 7-1926.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNlsHEb-N.w.

1883 t8tn ST. N W.--Susinesswomen
sgl ard dbl rms: clean. peaut
furn modern baths NO 7-a6ay
rms. IN excel. loc. downtown; $7-SS
Ger wE MRs. cAPPs, he, 7.aG91.
1850 i8th-Pisne practice avail with
rms, SEQ to s4b. e.h.w, warm. l5ght
p1PoNT ERel TOHfR; cikcLE. ,74e p s,, NV.
beau. front rm. sgl. or DBL: maid
,sss Sist NV. = Attractive room.
semipvt, bath; for ] or z gentlemen:
1913 L ST. NV downtown-Warm,
single rooms: $3.50 and 81 week;
.psa nfid serssfe' ~. N.w.-Bsm,, studio:
sriil; retsr; I, ciess rsdio; SSaa Tyi airto.T foam
'ORTER Ar CONN. = Nicely furn.
dry. privis. Ress. rent. KM. 3-e444.
WILSON Hops8s-Excel. rms seles.
,Pyt s.; $40; daily Pc. AP; s.gaSs s;,v
ROOM. next 70 bats; express bus
at door Downtown; pvt. home.
IA. e-0409. III
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$31ROOFS
BUSINESS SERVICES
OR REPAIRED
ARCHER. ST. $4,000 L

MACHINE SHOP estimating and proc
proper" machine and time required
per operation; also will suggest most
efdcient use Of available equipment;
have 90 yrs experience; work taken
by hourly rate or by contract for
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10000 BARGAINS
7. n. GICHNER.


2513 NJ st. NV. Elk. 3-3527
WASHERS. all makes, types; $3.50
UP; most guaranteed: repairs and
service. FREDERIcK'S. 3905 i4tb
st NV Ia $4,000.
WASHER, Bendix. Gyromatic. 4 yrs.
wAsHER-Easy Spindrier; good con-
dition; $50 JU. S-SS35. -1F
WASHER. Easy Spindrier de luxe
model with auto; rinse; pract. new:
WASHER. Kenmore. '51. wringer.
With pump; GOOD condition.; $50
WASHER, hotpoint automatic, like
nsE; Eoi1g abroad secrtfice Sioo'
wASHERSDouble- Dexter wringer
washer: good cond.; S49.95. WASH
INGToN Tv & APPLIANCE CORP.
9423 Ca. ave. Sil. .spg.. Nd. JU.
rNfnn 1tntf1 n M ia
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WASHER, Bendix Dislsmatic Eeono-
mat. on wheels; needs no instaila-
tion: compact: ideal for apt: GOOD
condition. $50 or best offer. TU.
2-46l7. -1o
WATER HEATER, 30 Rals.: new. in
srsstssS; srsssS;,. viii ssll 55essonabiy. Il
AND CUTTING OUTFIT
ss,s sssE ss 4 value fG5 px sss: sssifi sSsiifHSER
elm ZENITH Ty, new chrome kit.
Best effer. 10. 1-2572.
A BARGATN-8-mm. Revere movie
camera, S-mm, Keystone protector,
splicer. fioodlights, radiant screen.
All like new. Entire outfit, S145 or
best ofier. HU. 3-s313. -I9
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, porches
jalousies, kitchen modernized. rec
rms. complete remodeling service:
estimates free: all work fully guar;
no money down: 80 mos. to pay
SEcO SALES, JU. 6-3010. EN-
2-S74a day or night.
alterations and repairs
sonry. waterproofing. etc., Free e:ti-
mates cheerfully given. WA. T-3l 30.
RECREATIoN. attics.
all at cost during winter months.
Free estimate. 10. 2-1639. IL,
ADDITIONS. attics converted to bed
rooms or apartments: CORNERS; ,nS
ernized: carpentry and painting; no
down payment: all work guaranteed.
Call day or night. TU. 2-667S. TRl-
STATE HOME IMPROVEMENT EN-
GINFERING CO.
ALTERATIONS. porches.
jalousies. kitchen modernized. recr.
sa ssimass sSmRsse i1ss al %srs y
sEco SALES. JU. s-3o10, EN-.
2-874a, day or night.
alterations, repairs. re-
modeing. old and new work, MR..
SMITH, KE 6-SS66. anytime. -2l
wiring Of all kinds;
s.saSs liGeRss in Md; service any time; ,s oL
EIECTRIcAL INSTALLATIONS. re.
pairs. short circuits: small Jobs done
rIaGsToSE. ,aGsa SH STONE STONE, aef CEMENT ah%S pa.
tios. walls, steps, etc. Free esti-
mate; Cal JERRY: LU: 1.455s;
anteed. c. C. DEAToN, RIA: g.
GENERAL REPAIRs-Painting. pa.
pering, plastering. carpentry. floor
sanding and odd Jobs. NO. 1852,
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting and
decorating; dec plasssfing r1Sf paintine
PAPER aTT HANG hANGING and ID painting. int; Val
LU. I.I7S9. day or night. 20s
PAINTING, interior and exterior
average room. $40 and !S12: Lowest
rates In town: white mechanics: best
ref. Free estimates. no. 21odl27
PAINTING. interior and exterior: 1st-
TaoMpsoN f!ass NS5S Ie Us ss7ss ss57%s'es' --as sH
PAINTING. PAPERING. waterproof.
inter. exter.: Fla loans avail. For
estimates, JU. 9-4771. JU. 5-42l9.
PAINTING - Interior and exterior
new or old work; reas. ia. s-9Is7,
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
free estimate. reasonable price pu,
PAPER NOW. Low prices, Al work;
new samples: interior painting; free
PExsTERiNG;, D.seSins. any size JOB
Pf3sTERTNa la TiiIsS REPAIRS. by EXP exper,
white mechanic: reasonable rates:
satisfaction guar. JU. 9-4154. -22
patch work q spe-
f,al,y sI1NeH Hhsss mech assa sst,@ste' fjyen
R30F ao oIa;eA EEPAIR' lowest rates in tS! sSyn
Ro6FfNG. all types; cutters. spouts;
carpentry and painting. A. D.
sEWfNG MACHTNEs. Iii makes: fres
hs%E hsf sss1Rhse sEWaa MaehsE AZ! sE Co. afsa sss
Ty REPAiRs on all make sets; fast,
labor guaranteed. DE. 2-ep34;
nights and Sun. ia. 9-3605. 10
WASHERS. all makes; free home es-
sR%iaa Tais fal nacaiar III $500 coe ss5 5oMs sss
ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORN,
brick block. tiagstone. waterproof
parging; 90 yrs. experience; reliable
colored man. Ii. .6-1S7O. III
C. G. FLORA CO., builder contractor;
complete building, repair service.
WE. 5-5002 or WE. 5-4921. 80
WAS ,s1,,.2gs,,s YogR CAR HgRT N THE
1st-CLASS PAINT JOB FOR S452
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SALESMAN-MANAGER

with diversified experience as EN-.
ployee and employer. which has made
possible. minimum earnings Of SI2.-
600 annueily for = years. desires
Of initiative. Imagination and un-
limited energy Present status no
longer offers challenge. Highest
character and business references.
Available Immediately. Call JU, g.
ll73, or write Box 374-V, Star.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN

for grading, excavat-
ing, land clearing, free estimates.
Cali UN. 4-S433: night. AP.. 7-o59S.
SLUDGE, fill dirt, .topsoil, blue
stone, road gravel; hauling grad
ing MR.. HARTING. 10. 2-S974.
TOP sOIL--very good. rich soil for
lawns and greenhouses: very rea-
sonable. Call 10. S-4933. lis
TOPSOlL. best quality. any
quantity, immediate delivery. FLEM-
MING LANDSCAPE SERVICE. UN.
LaN11ss9GAPINa aN11s9GAPINa AND TREE service.
asaieas ROUSE l. Bid. &c i.064e
JE 2-2S43 JE 3-OaTS
CASE MOWER with 7-ft. blade and
hydraulic lift: almost new: flts any
tractor; cost $3.50, will sell for
PLAN your spring lawn program now.
Free soil anal. and est. FLEMING
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. UN. 4-464S
-1S
4-cylinder. NIFTY Kat:
this is the ideal bulldozer for back
fll. finished grade and landsceped
work; braEd-new: 81 .490. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES, 1717 r. !. ave. ne.
DU. 7-S300. -1S
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MOTOR TRAVEL

ST. LOUIS-Leaving Sun. or Mon. :;
take or .. Call DU. 7-0245 after
SAN FRANCISCO, leaving Feb. 90
or "a; can take ! or 2: must have
references. EN-. 2-0215. lis
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SUITLAND-ANDREWS
A luxurious / bedrm. featuring liv.
rh. with firepl., din. rm. or study,
lse. equip. kit, tile bath, twin beds:
beautifully furn.; pvt. entr.. lge.
screened porch. S110 mo-, lease.
Ewes. RE. 5-920S.
WEST REAL ESTATE 10. S-9S00
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ROOMS WANTED

COLORED-EDUCATED AAGBlTf0us
young mother Of 2, wants place IN
fespectable home Of elderly matron
Who win eiye day care while mother
works. 10. 1-lSe5. between 0 An
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIfN0s FOE REN1-Qnly s25 down.
s8 mo. tno hGuling charsel. puts q
new spinet piano In your home. on
our famous RENTAL PURCHASE
plan. KITS. 1880 @ ct. NV, RE.
FOR RENT-Rentai or Dur.
chase rental plan. Hauling extra
5oRDAN'S, corner 18th and @ sts.
NV. tPhone ST. 3-94O0. and 1892
GEORGIA ave. Silver Spring phone
open every evening. Downtown store
open Thursday ewes. lis
PIANOS-Consoie type. s225: Stein
way. Knabe. Stieff uprts.. from
SIPS up; new Cable Nelson spinets.
Steinway grd. PAUL GOLIBART,
1866 Columbia rd., AID. 4-592S t9:30
FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles, S6 monthly and up plus
hauling. Also bargains In used
pianos. PIANO MART. 1918 7th st.
NV. Open Thurs. ewes. Phone ST.
3-G3O0 -1S
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YOUNG LADY

High school graduate, for sales de-
partment. Permanent position. s.
day week; apply after 9:3O am.
BREWOOD, 1917 O st. NV. -21
YOUNG WOMAN to take care Of
typewriter parts: exper. helpful
but not necessary; paid vacation.
sick leave, good working cond.;
MiDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN to
care for children of working mother
in exchange for nice home and small
salary. 10. 5-1023, after O. or on
week ends, 10
to live In and care for 2 children:
other help employed. Call RA.
/. 3-03Rf or OIL. 4-54Si- --22
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WOMEN
35 TO SIS

We need two very neat-appearing
ladies. IS TO IS years Of age who
enjoy meeting and talking to people
] and are in Q position to work from
10 am. to 2 pm. and from $3.50
pm. to Q pm. Car essential. Pre-
vious employment and experience
not necessary. All you need is am
bition. initiative and feel that your
services are worth 500 q week. We
Will thoroughly train you In q dig
nified business which we have been
operating in Washington for more
than 25 years. Please do not apply
unless you are seeking O permanent
position and able to give full time
es specified. Give fun and detailed
particulars regarding yourself and
your availability. Write Box 424-S.
Star.
YOUNG LADY. neat. attractive. 81
2S; will train as hostess and recep-
ZIONIST. in exclusive supper club.
Apply In person. managers ONCE.
1k3Q 18th ct N w
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PING PONG TABLE-4 paddles. net;
excel. cond. Call wo. 6-4asa after
5 pm.
PIPE. galv,. black. copper. cast Iron.
cut-thread. fixtures BLOCKS. INC .
1746 Lee hwy. IA G-S700.
PUMPS, 3 4 G. circulators; for hot.
water heating systems: ] inch and
~ INCH; less than wholesale price,
RADio-PHoNo.-Tv COMB. - 1854
model Philco: like new; $500 cash
or best offer. so. 5-6323. III
comm. recvr., S-40A (souped
up). Al condition. Also s-meter
kit lnew). All for $55. KE. s-6378.
RANGE. 4 burner. gas. Roper; in
good cond.; moving; $75. ia,
REFsRHiIGGiERAToR. westinghouse 4,s-
kE Il apt stsass ssse; in excel cond.; go.
REFRiGERAToRs, replacements in
apt. bldg. apt. size; l lge. Frigi-
daire, / Gibson, s mos. old; about
IL It. with deep freeze: all very
reas.. in running cond. JU. 5-45b4.
REERIGERAIoR and washing "a: "a:
chimes used rebuilt. painted: S25
IcK.s: hsC 3ao5 l4th st nv
REFR1GERATORS. elec.. gas. $2g. 80
Up. Up PEERLESS SALES CO. 22a7
FSEfRiisEEAfSE;i. ta.s or. oE; ,,.'; GU; f..
AsS fanses used SHsasEf Ea' saE sni 'es
SERVICE. 1859 colesyille I'd, JU.
5-0722. Eyergreen 4-T24l. 30
Evening star., 1955-02-17

VAS YOUR CAR HURT m THE
FOR EoWEsgT gA1Hu PR1cES iSs on F9S HxpEkf sf
FENDER WORK COME TO THE
RAINBOW AUTo PAINTERS, 1445
Church st. NV. OF l4th, bet. p
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DIAMOND JEWELRY

RODIN JEWELS, sos 18th st. NV
DINETTE sET--5 piece; good con-
ieatSerette. leather Phone Ii. 'ns0%s ssoos7. An0
type CS. 20 h.p., 1,745 rpm, 3
phase 220-440. ball bearing: new
cond.: Sl65. WA. 7-4243, bet.
ELECTRIC POLES. quantity of Grade
A. creosoted, straight, 25 to Is it.:
81 per f. ia; 5-4466.
No. l grade, 20 to 40 It. Priced
from $50. ia. S-3426 or ia. e.
EfEC. fEco' REFRIGERATOR, co,dspot;
gas stove, Kenmore; late models.
in good condition. ia. 6-29s5. -l9
FIRE EXTINGU1SHER, 2h-ga, S-A..
S10: foam. $12.50: rs lbs. CO..
S37 3d. 2513 M st. NV. Elk. 3-3527
cut any length, delivered anywhere
with kindling. Call WA. 5-g22S.
FIXTURES, 3-t,ibe,
40-w. Guar 1 year. GIcHNER.
2613 NJ st. NV. Elk 3-3527.
FOAM RuBBER cut any shape. cush-
ions, jumbo mattresses; GILL;
LAND, 2146 = st. NV. Ex. 3-6633.
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and vent. fan. OV. 3-117l ewes.
GAS RANGES, new. used. repairs. Oil
cosl wood ranges. ACME STOVE
1011 7th st NV. MA. S-S952.
GAS RANGES. new used. installation
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 Ga
ave. DE 2-5566
GAS RANGES. used. in "as is" con-
dition: your choice, $40 plus delivery
charge. b. A. COE Il CO., 1921 l4th
st. NV. CO. $4,000.
GAS STOVE AND SINK, suitable cot
tage or basement. now in use. SIS.
beautiful Tv cabinet and TV parts.
GENERAToRs. STARTERS. 81 so up;
Ice. assort else motor repairs: st
VI. CARTY 1898 14th. NO 7-0224
GUNS RIFLES. SHOTGUNS - New
and used. bought sold or swapped
qEoRaETowN TRADING POST
1899 NJ st NV AID 2-a33O
Hohner bass chord
cost. $50; make offer. 10. 1-4546.
IRoNER-GE fiat plate auto. ironer;
excel. cond. Formerly sold for
S294.75. Buy now at S109.97.
WASHINGTON Tv & APPLIANCE
CORP, 9423 Ga. ave-, Sill. Spg.,
Md, JU. 9-02s2. Open until 8 p m.
LATHEs - 1 LeBlond 13-inch: 2
South Bend 14h-inch. Also small
shaper. OIL. 4-1012. ---23
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PIANO CLAssEs-Adults; fun. re-
ali music furnished. ii you have no
piano would you like to rent one
for 3 months. while you study7
I. II you receive piano Of your
choice in your home.
.. Free lessons.
3. Carriage (buth waysD.
4 No obligations to buy.
8. Complete S45 goes on purchase
price II vo udesire to buy after 3
months Mr.. PRATHER. XII. s.
67S7. $40 to 12 noon. & TO II 30
nm --12
Evening star., 1955-02-17
DESKS-OFFICE

DESKS-OFFICE
New 6Ox3a. walnut, executive, SS4. so:
new 60x30. steel. S79.50 We have
q large selection Of used ofice desks.
Govt. for sale at 25Ts Of their orie.
cost. Shop US for the best values in
town. N. FRANK g. SON. Ala Bird
st. NV, EX. 3-S974.
DiAMONnS--Lady's IA cts, pear
shape. $685.; mans Ct. S325;
lady.s u CT, emerald cut, .$275:
mans 3 cts, 81 ,095: lady's u Ct,
S125; lady's 2 cts, $3.50. LIVING
STON g. CO., 1923 H st. NV, ME.
S-526S. -19
Evening star., 1955-02-17

30-in. width mattress, $27 80; other
sizes available at rock bottom prices.
n: FRANK q SON. 414 3rd st. NV,
Evening star., 1955-02-17

sofa; $25: mod. foam
rubber sleep lounge. S35; Hollywood
beds, S25: mahog. dresser, bed. $50:
p. |. table, chairs. china cab, buff
fet. S11O; new sec. sofa. 500; desk,
S25: occ. chairs. XII. S-0035. lis
solid cherry 3-pc. bed
room and other household furn. JU.
2-3956. 80
FURN.-New modern bedrm. suite,
twin beds; lounge ch.: tables; lamps;
Westinghouse refgr. TU. 2-75s5.
liz
FURN. Of lux. apt; 3 bedrms.. din
rm.. liv. rm.. pch. Phi. MRS. MOTT
OIL. 9-98s9: CO. 5-0oe5. Apt sos.
FURN. couch, divan and
chair: chrome dinette set; like new;
must sacrifice. AD. 2-5S15. II
GARDEN TRACTOR, Simplicity:
gang mowers cut feet; other at
tachments.
hay wagon. gear; pony
pulled.
kitchen stove. hood
and vent. fan. OV. 3-117l ewes,
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.
ROOMS FURNISHED-S.E.-S.W
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

CAPITOL HILL, OPP. House once
blk. Library Congress-2nd a., mex
Evening star., 1955-02-17

COOK AND G.H.W. for family of 2.
Room and bath and very good SAL
ary. 16 w Kirke ST., Chevy Chase.
Nd. OIL. 2-5030, 30
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Washington. D. G.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1855
Evening star., 1955-02-17

TAKOMA PARK-Newly decor. liy.
rm.. 2 bedrms., kitchen. pvt. bath
and entrance: utils.. washer: conv.
transp.: Sl12.5O. JU. p-7347.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-07
Both Parties
Making Plans
For Banquets

Montgomery County Demo
Gratis and Republicans were busy
with dinner plans this week and
it is considered likely that a lit
tie politics will be served up with
each course.
Four leading County Demo
Gratis are serving on the national
$100-a-plate Sam Rayburn dinner
that will be held Apr. 16 at the
D. c. National Guard Armory.
They are:
James B. Mann, Mrs. Margaret
Schweinhaut, Arthur c. Hyde and
Daniel B. Maher.
State Central Committee Chair
man Ward Caddington predicts a
large turnout of Montgomery
County Democrats. Seventy-five
precinct chairmen are taking an
active interest in ticket sales.
Young Republicans of the
State will banquet at Carvel Hall,
Annapolis, on May IA as one of
the features of the State conven-
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-07
Three Win
Reelection
To Soil Unit

The incumbents, Thomas M.
Garrett, George Lechlider and ).
Raymond Kemp, were reelected
to the Montgomery Board OF
Soil Conservation Supervisors IN
the election held Mar. 80.
The annual meeting of the
district was held at the AG
Center, Gaithersburg, with din
ner served by the ladies of the
AG Center. A business meeting
and program followed.
Don Williams, Federal Ad-
ministrator of the Soil Conser-
walton Service, was the prin-
cipal speaker. He told of the
watershed programs being car
ried on throughout the United
States and the fact that coopera-
ton is needed by all agencies in
this work.
Serving on the election COM
mittee was Lathrop E. Smith,
chairman, Travilah; Lloyd Jones
of Dickerson; Buck Gladhill, of
Damascus; and Kenneth Wind
ham of Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-07
B4 MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday April 7. 1855

Department of Markets, Univer-
sity of Maryland Extension Serv-
ice.
Meyer says the agreement will
not become effective unless the
producers voting favorably ac-
count for at least tWo-thirds of
the number of sheep or produc-
ton of wool by volume repre-
sented in this summer referen-
dunn.
The agreement provides for
deductions of not to exceed 1c
per pound from the incentive
payments on shorn wool, if any,
and a comparable rate of deduc-
ton from payments on lambs
and yearlings marketed with the
wool on, if any, which are made
to producers under the National
Wool Act for the four marketing
years running from April 1, 1855,
to March 81, 1859.
Latest indications are that de-
auctions will be less than one
tenth of a cent per pound, &C
cording to Meyer. These pay
mentS will be used by the Coun-
Gil in various activities designed
to enlarge or improve the mar
ket for wool and lamb produced
in this country.
Congress has provided author
ity for special price assistance
through incentive payments in
an effort to increase wool pro-
duction, Meyer explains, Con-
gress also gave Secretary Ben
son specific authority for enter
ing into agreement with growers
or associations of growers for ad-
vertising and promotional pur-
poses as a means toward i'm
proving returns from sales of
their product in the open mar
ket.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-07
MelOdrama Is
Next Play of
Little Theatre

On Friday and Saturday, Apr.
Is and 16, the Rockville Little
Theatre will present it's third
play of the season, Emlyn Will
liams' melodrama, Might Must
FALL, in the auditorium of Rich
ard Montgomery High School.
All proceeds go to the Little
Theatres Civic Center Building
Fund. The curtain will go up at
$3.50, and the price of admission
is $1.10.
Starring players in the grisly
proceedings, which are being di-
rected by Frances D. Griffith,
include Madeline Key, a recent
member who has worked with
"Georgetown-on-the-Aisle"; Char,
les Valentine, whom Rockvillians
will remember for his amusing
performance in the male Ami
mali; Noreen Shaughnessy, also
of male Animal" fame; and
Lucy Redkey, most recently ap-
plauded in the hit revival of
Harvey.
Also taking part will be such
local talented theatrical stall
warts as Fiji Edison, Jeanne
Magnani, Donald Sander, Mar
shall Smith and David Belts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-07
Farm Fix-It Shop
Good Investment

Operating a modern mechan-
lied farm involves care, repair
and proper maintenance of thou
sands of dollars worth of equip
ment-it's not surprising that
many farmers consider their
farm shop their best investment.
The farm shop is a convenient
place to do the work, encourages
orderly arrangement of tools and
shop equipment and makes over
hauling jobs easier and more
comfortable when weather pre-
vents outside work.
Jobs than can readily be han
died on the farm with inexpen-
sive shop tools by most workmen
include such things as construc-
ton of homemade trailers and
trucks, the changing of machin.
cry to meet individual farm prac-
tees and the combining of ma.
chimes to save field travel, &C
cording to University of Mary.
land Extension Agricultural En-.
gineer Guy w. Gienger.
The machinery speci Ii t
points out, however, that major
repairs or requirements are usu.
ally jobs for trained experts. Gun.
less the farmer is exceptionally
skilled, he will generally get a
better job by turning it over to
a dealer-mechanic familiar with
the equipment concerned" Glen
ger adds.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-07

bandman. He says the group in
Guided persons interested in near
ly every phase of the beef cat
tie industry.
White says producers showed
a particular interest in the prob
lens of marketing. Zone of the
speakers was John Totura, live
stock buyer for a large meat
packing firm in Baltimore" Whit
lie points out. "The large num-
Der of questions Mr.. Totura was
called on to answer indicates that
producers realize the value of
market information"
The group also asked a mum
Der of questions about two types
If beef feeding operations, which
were reported by Roland H. Null
link of Carroll County and Les,
ter A. Hogue Of Queen Anne's
County. Mullinix puts a high
finish on his cattle with heavy
feeding of concentrates, and sells
hem at choice or prime grades.
Hogue, on the other hand, feeds
Yearl;ng steers through the win
ter on corn silage and protein
supplement, and sells them in the
spring to buyers who put the ami
mails on grass or in the feed
lot.
The number of beef COW and
calf operations in Maryland has
increased rapidly in the past few
years and recommendations on
this type of program were given
by DR.. John E. Foser, head of
the University Of Maryland ami
NAL husbandry department..
DR.. Louis l.. Madsen of the
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Research Center at Beltsville re-
ported on beef cattle research and
explained how research aids pro-
1ucers.