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~ 1-1o09 III Y
COLORED--Ii2i I0th 81. NV
~ rooms, 4 baths; new fas heating
system: newly redee. OWNER, DE.
c62ofRED--sIIvER srRiNo-ror
seD. din. 'rna.. iail bsrnt. sith haisSi;. sSr.
are. Really one Of the few eood
buys Close By Nd. MODERN
REALTY. 10, 4-545O. 7
COLORED--BY OWNER --- Priced
low: easy terms: powder rIn., 1st
floor. Open daily / TO 0. 243 Long
fellow st. NV. Modern S~Tm. brick:
? hedrnls.. den. Ihuiit-in bath. CO.
ionlal front pTcch. sas h.-w. h.. at
sasS Msassurss saiasS' f a,soa1 'sadi ol Al. M I:
coLoREp--NEAR sra AND MADI.
SON N.W.--Vacaflt, S-room, lhs-
hath semidet. brick; 4 bedrms,
Owner says sell on reasonable
MARSHALL J. WAPtE Co, 1924
Iath s.: nv, AID, 4cso05:
COLgkkD--82l GALLATIN ST.
N.M.open daily 10 pm; ex-
condition: Colonial front porch
Eide-han entr., 8 rooms, 2 baths.
full basement plus storage rm..
Bryant gas h.-w h, deep terraced
fenced rear yard, aluminium life
time gafRge. Priced right on terms.
Gail Mr. Poilaek JU. 5-S355.
Z MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO., 1924
IL, l5th 3 !, &; I nv; Ap. 4.29os; -
petschsd. brick. bedrms.. 2 ss ~
baths, Center hail. formal dfnins
I'm, and modern. kitchen. Lovely
living rfn. with fireplace, den with
wall safe. Large. detached brick
2-ear garage. FUN hsmt. Fine,
level lot--a handsome family home
for responsible party with substan-
tial down payment. Terms. Shown
Pollocs,e eyhu' Jul Sess55' IN MARSHALL saJ j,
WAPLE Co, 1924 i4th Sc. NV,
Ar A.0nllh
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ARE YOUR RENT
SLIPS SHOWING

If you HAVE $3.50 down. move into
this exceptionally clean, 2-bedrm,
BUNGALOW with deposit. Situated
on M-acre, Anchor-feneed lot. Here
is q cory house. waiting for you to
make Il q home. with payments
like rent. It Is q maximum value
in the srnall-home feld. See It now.
Call
J. r. LITTLE ASSOCIATES
REALTORS
JU. 5-06no. ANY DAY. 8 TO o
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELNfAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
reas. IA. 0-2937; eyes., RA. 1915.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches A Spscis ~ q ssLIa = NORRIS.
MOVING ACROSS THE sTREET or
across ths country: safe storase Y
Phone NO. 7-0i0s. UNION 6TOk.
HiEn. H. SI.kn@cSn @ sessHsRsa aoss9.Ins snpss asSS:
men: closed vhns;. low. retest apis,
:! leg q 4. y, $50; any n, AZ. 7.pese:
caEsfE5 ScyEIRs|Ls:; Y s.: or !! smsI||. s.;,I|
81. y 1SS-sBs0. N S-oiis svs;. ~
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COI0RED--20 TN sT. SEQ
HHRnrSSe EH,s Tssse i tpSs sfSssS Yssd NS sssSs 1859
coLoRED-vERY NICE detached
home In Woodridge ne, u block
from Lansdon Park Automatic oil
hot.water heat full basement: 2
Kitchens; 2 bathsI nice porches.
REALTY, NO. 7-7203, after . m.
2205 First ct. MS rms, reeep-
tlon hall. 2 baths; good 2-famfly
house. automatic heat; Si26.
go st. .n.e.-6 rms. Ia baths.
gas h..w,h;: excel. cond. No chill
9. i. PARkER co. MA. $3.50
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cent !

2lls. KEARNEx 81. N.E.-children
welcome bedrms;, OIL heat, large
Eye st. NV. Ma. S-784S. LIZ
163a RIGGS PL, N.w.--Avail oct.
20; 9 rms. ~ baths, gas heat;
PARK autos; Sl16. O'SuLL1yAN,
l4ol Eye ST. NV, Ma. s-7s48.
liz
For information cali WA. $1,000,
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N. LULUKtbU---A HEAL HUME
is2e i2s, sasnanas s. Sstb.a y n.Udpss UoWdes rm
attic, lse gar, encl. porches: mr..
bus. streetcar. btoret.. etc. New
!, cond., many extras. $4,000 cash
down, May exchange. OWNER,
ia. 0-7010. ~
COLoREDL--S ROOMS, Q BATHS
The finest and cieanest home In the
beautiful Petworth lection. Side
hall plan. Full basement with gas
heat. Deep yard with aluminium
det. garage. Il epArkles. Shown
pTiyately. Call Mr.. Clark, RA. Be-
MARSHALL j. wAPLE Coz
224 l4fh ~. NV M. A-2fnk
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CoLoRED-S395 DOWN

BALANCE LIKE RENT
4-hedroonl house; : baths:
All Delaiield st.. NV: Colo
NAL front porch: excellent
condition. Call Mr.. ALBERTS.
ia. 9-62J7 or Ex. 5-5S2i.
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co-oP. APTs. FoR sALE

FALLs CHURCH. VA. : a-bsdrcon,
$b5 month note includes principal,
taxes. interest and all utilities;
total price, $3,050i ANAL down pay-
Ment. Phone u. 3sa020. .-fa
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ApARTMENTs wANTlD

LOOKING for Rood (white) tenant,
ceIl ths expert tenant nnder,a
MANDEL. AID. 4-34O0. IS
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OR

In Bethesda, . rambling
rambler on almost 2-acfe
knoll with towering trees.
Grounds planted with thou
sands of howerine bulbs iths
plus feature--close to schools
and transportationl. The
house has large step-down
living room, lovely separate
dining room, equipped kitch-
en-, heated sunroom, 3 bed
rooms. 8 baths. Z patios and
si,.1. S,ssr, sarsEe. H 80 MARY ,Ssy rist.s ss.rs
call Mrs. Macouineas. Oh.
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"BRADLEY HILLS"

sl31 BRADLEY BOULEVARD
nifty and charm IN the Kenwo6d
Club area and easily accessible 10
the Bethesda business district, Ideal
for doctor or dentist-it contains
living room. dining room. kitchen.
powder room and screened porch on
nrst nra nqori a, tEin.sise I.st @ bedroc1ass, s,s,
basement. Ras hot-Wateg heat, Yer.
mont slate roof: rear yard fenced
with Anchor fence.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
To reach: Drive west on BradieY
blvd. from Wisconsin ave. about 1
mile 70 property. 6131 Bradley blvd,
r, BATES WARREN
OIL. 4-3l6s OIL. 2-ls11
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WALKER 81 DUNLOP, INC.
$3.50
1919 MOVES DIR.
6.bedroom house in the
incest Silver Spring ares. shown
eZ appointment only. Ewes, call
sJu. S-2toT.
SIPS
2OiB n sT. NV.
i-bedrm.. 2-hhth, brick row. down.
town area. Key at 2017 N st. NV.
S1l0
100Il EDWARDS AVE,
BETHESDA, MD.
3-hedroofn rambler with full base
1900 18th 81. NV. CO. 6-0222
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1881 E ST. Sc.
stSr'S sI s os Nv Fsa. S i q sssn ss SHst:s R.s :;
< st. NV, 81. $500. Iii
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1915 N. vEITCH, ARL.-3 bedrms.
mod. kit. lee. inclosed lot: built in
garage; $llDs Immed. occupancy.
Call IA. 7-4626. -I3
CHEVY CHASE, MD.--3 bedrooms.
aarage: washer, Available immedf-
ately. unlimited lease. Sls5. ROB-
KRT x. WRIGHT, EN-. 3-660U.
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BIG AS A HOUSE

our s-bedrm. apts, with separate
You more floor and closet space
than an average 2-bedrn. house for
only S67.S0-s90 per mo. incl.
utilities.
20. s-oo7s 10. z-s7S7
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$3.50 NEW HAMPsHTRE AVE.
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
brick: 8 rms. full bsnat.,
gas heat, lae. yard. Priced right
with low mo-. payments. CohT. 10.
sRErTEsMxlSS0 MlS0i iREAITY CO.
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18Th ST. HE.lsdhafTs0s-rm.. s.sath
Same ssms n tenant soT 0issshs ssaTs oood ses
terms, and financing. You VIII
Ike It. Call me now. D. 3. Guynn,
MARSHALL ,. WAPLE CO.
1924 I4th st. NV. AD. 4-200b
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WESTGATE

Attractive Cape Cod
8 bedrms.. 21s baths. did. ieyele
Rec. rm. tout Of Rroundl
Owner Leaving Town
C. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC.
EM 3-445O NO. 7-eaeS
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WALTER REED AREA

Assume $4,000 OF loan. Brick
Ssnisr-ass 1 s.p sEs ain lss I nf ft pEa55 a5rs4s T
diSp, and dishwaSher: 3 bedrms.
and baths on end fiy,, patio. excel.
cond. Price $I9.a50.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN CO.
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CHEVY CHASE

older home In EXCELLENT eondi-
tion. Unusually deep yard. ideal
for children; Only 8 rms, but al
are large. An opportunity to buy
G. ALLEN sHERwIN, INC.
rHr ~ aAka of o kr@a
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-OUIET ST,

. ise. bedrms.. 2is baths. fun
din. din rm. are among the many es-
tras In this lovely home, Easy
terms. GRAHAM ~ CO., 10. Be-
6Ahn I'll O
Evening star., 1955-04-24

Never before have home permanents
been created to give any type Of hair
the right degree Of curl, wave and body.
to suit the hairstyle you prefer!
The new conception is different, yet simple really
Never until now, could you select a to suit the
hairsyle you have in mind regardless of the type of
hair you have Now you can because Lit has created
three home permanens each specially developed
give the you need for the hairstyle you want.
Evening star., 1955-04-24

Hyou like carefree, 'just-brushed" hairdo =
something on the casual side - then you need
Loose-Casuai Lilt, for loose, casual wave.
1t gives your hair little body, and soft,
flowing curl. So you can set the style you want -
quickly. surely and perfectly
Or you may choose Medium Lilt for a
medium wave, and avoid extremes on either the
casual or curly side. Medium Lib gives you
plenty of curl to do what you like in the way of
sweeping rolls. or end curls. But there's never
tight" look to il.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-20
GREAT BOOKS GROUP RESUMES MEETINGS

First meeting following sum mer adjournment is scheduled for the Great Books Group on Friday at 800 p. m. at the s. JUS library, now located in the YaW Building. Meetings will continue the fourth Friday of each month.
 First discussion will center about the Book of Ecclesiastes of the Bible, while the second scheduled flor the October meeting is Homer's Odyssey.
 Only requirement. for mem bership in the group is an en- thusiasm for great books and great ideas. Amy interested person is urged to attend the meetings.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-20
Baseball

New York could clinch it as early to tomorrow night. To do it, the Yankees would have to sweep their three games at Washington while Cleveland drops two game set at Chica- go.
 The latest hurricane to belt the eastern coast also enters the picture. The storm knocked out last nights game between the Yankees and Senators. Could be lone will wash out the whole three game series in Washington and if so, the Yankees may have to return to Washington after Sundays fin ish" at Boston to play the trio which loom importantly in the pennant issue.
 Only two other games were scheduled yesterday. In the Ma
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-20
WOMEN's BOWLING MEETING SEPT. 20

Women's bowling leagues will hold meeting Tuesday, Sept. 29 at 8 p. m. at the Moose Hall. There are a number of different matters to be discuss ed for the coming year, so the captains of each team or it's re presentative should be present
 Any women who wish to bowl in either league are asked to contact either Mrs. Frank Calvin or Mrs. Charles M. Pet erson or leave their name with Fred Baughn at the bowling alley.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-20
Honlenlukinq
by Arthiel L. Spaulding U. of A. Extension Service

Are you making use of the blueberries 50 readily avail able here in Southeastern? A trip Ion the road" in Juneau disclosed many Iblueberries and black huckleberries available for the picking. The black huck leIberry is less tasty but may be used like the blueberry. Each huckleberry has ten large seeds while a blueberry con- tains many minute seeds.
 To freeze the blueberry, seal the cleaned berries in plastic bags or other moisture vapor- proof package and quick freeze For ice cream topping, partial ly crush and add 1 cup of sugar to 2 cups berries before freez- ing.
 Blueberries may be dried and used in the place of raisins Pick dry firn berries and
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-20
Society and Clubs

spread them on a cheesecloth tray in the sun for 2 days. Here in Southeastern, you'll have to choose your days carefully - finish drying in a cool oven until leIathery Keep in a cool, dry place.
 The following recipe for Jam Spiced Blueberries appears in the Alaska Berries" bulletin which has now been reprinted and is available at the Univer sity of Alaska Extension Of- flee, 518 Alaska office building Juneau.
 Jam, Spiced BIueberry Boil for 2 minutes: 2 lbs. blueberries (412 cups) 12 tsp. cinnamon l3 tsp. cloves 2 cups sugar Grated rind of 1 lemon
 REMOVE from fire and add l bottle commercial pectin. SKIM and pour into sterlized jars anl seal.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-20
M \. F SeeFOI1
que had jailed him.

que HIaG JalleQ TlII The rebel radio at Bahia Blanca, 325 miles southwest of Buenos Aires, said the CUT lis preparing secretly, under the inspiration of Peron, a general revolutionary strike for dawn to restore the tyrant, detraying all pledges"
 The state radio soon after said there would be mo work" in the capital today, but sever al hours later a broadcast com munique from the junta called on the workers to remain calm and resumed work.
 The comnnunique singled out the CGT, saying Hector Hugo di Pietro, the federation secre tary general and one of the dictators henchmen, ''had been informed" the talks aimed at qualification of the country al- ready have been started with the employees to continue per forming their duties with ire gularity, correctness and effic iency" and to maintain normal administrative activities. The junta did not say where the peace talks with the rebels are taking place, when they started or who is representing the rebels.
 Previously the commander of the rebel fleet, Adm. Isaac Ro- jas, had been reported planning to enter Buenos Aires harbor last night aboard the cruiser La Argentina for the negotia- tions.
 The army commander in chief, Gen. Jose Domingo Mo lima, appeared .to be the new leader of the junta which took over the reins of government after Persons resignation yes terday.
 Molina was mentioned today as the junta president, where as previous announcements had listed only three other memb- CTS of the group.
 In sweeping change, the jun ia named leading army men to replace Peron appointees at the head of the nations police for ces.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-20
more behind.

Sailors were not allowed to come to our town while the ships are unloading. Two days ago, they got wild and chasing Eskimo girls. And from this the navy stopped them altogeth CT, soon as they heard about it
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-20
..ALO-8
 June '53
Tinted State,

United states
 Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management
 Land Office
 Anchorage, Alaska
 Date: Sept 12, 1855
 Serial No: O21191 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice is. hereby given that Alvin H. Pederson has made application for a homesite un- der the act of May 26, 1894 (48 Stat. 809) Anchorage Serial No. 021191 for tract of land described as Lot 24, U. s. Sur vey No. 3302, situated on both sides of the south Sitka High way about 312 miles easterly from Sitka. Lat 57 degrees 02 finutes 34.395 seconds N., Long 135 degrees 16 minutes 33.553 seconds w, containing 1.6O acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claims in the Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be bar red by the provisions of the statutes.
 Walter E. Beck
 Asst. Manager Date of First Publication: Sept. 20, 1855.
 Date of Last Publication: Nov. 15, 1855.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-20
Daily Sitku Sentinel & Arrowhead Press Tuesday September 2O 1855 Page Three
Page Three

tional, St. Louis overcanne a 5-0 deficit to beat the Chicago Cubs 6-5 in 12 innings. Detroit riding high after taking three straight from Cleveland. shut out Kansas City 40 behind rookie Bud Blacks six hitter.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-20
ESKIMO REPORTS ON
 ARCTIC SHIP UNLOADING

FAIRBANKS (P) Guy A. Ok!akok, Eskimo correspondent for the Daily News Miner, Mon day reported to his newspaper details of the giant DEW radar line unloading operations at Point Barrow, Alaska.
 Okakok, who learned the English language by listening to it, reported as follows in his column:
 Drums of fuel, gas, diesel and coal oil were dumped all along the beach here. Never saw so much drums in all my life. Even drums of fuel that was supposed to be shipped to Canada they also dump them here on the beach. No doubt there will be a big hauling this coming winter, that is by overland around December.
 One of the Lst ships that hauling freight almost sunk between Herschel anl Barrow. Heavy ice hit her hard and tear up two good size holes in her side. Water had to come in through the holes just So sail ors on board ther could alert and not idle. They weld piece to these two holes and save the ship.
 Several ships left Barrow today They are around A ships
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-20

Several ships left Barrow today. They are around IA ships M1o left today. leaving i've
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
PTA of County
Asks Statewide
Education Meet

The Montgomery County Coun-
Gil of Parent.Teacher Associa-
lions called on Gov. McKeldin
today to hold a statewide educa-
ton conference, as requested by
President Eisenhower.
The council made the sugges-
ton in a letter to the Governor
from its president, Myron S.
Isaacs of Silver Spring.
T h e letter cited President
Eisenhower's call last year for
state conferences to study pro-
blems of education and it noted
that mo conference has yet
been held by the State of Mary
land"
eff the President is to have
before him the views of the
people of Maryland in recon-
mending legislation for public
education" Isaacs wrote, ut
would appear necessary that this
conference be held within the
very near future"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
Name T,Uo from Up-County
In Hospitals Fund DriUe

James H. Davis of Rockville
was named this week as chair
man of the Rockville organiza
ton for Suburban Hospitals
100000 building fund, and Mrs
Hunter Davidson of Darnestown
will serve as chairman of the
Upper Montgomery County Com
mittee. The announcements came
from Mrs. Hugh c. Bickford
chairman of the areawide com
munity campaign which is sche
duled for the early part of Feb
ruary.
Other chairmen announced by
Mrs. Bickford included Mrs. Har.
old E. Boesch, Wheaton; Mrs. o.
borne w. Briden and Mrs. Ray
Schenck for Kensington; Mrs,
Kenneth Donaldson, Chevy
Chase; Mrs. Harold Dorm and
Mrs. w. M. Gafafer in Bethesda;
and Mrs. E. F. Kuehnle in the
Potomac Valley area. Organiza.
ton and instruction meetings are
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
New Square Dance
Group Is Forming

The Square Dance Association
of Montgomery County, a non
profit organization of dancers, is
accepting advance registration
for two new adult square dance
classes starting about Feb. 1.
The basic class for beginners
will meet Monday evenings in
Kensington and the intermediate
class will meet Thursday eve
nings in Bethesda. Nominal fees
will be charged.
Ken Smith, well known square
dance caller and teacher, will
conduct the classes. Mr.. Smith,
who learned square dance call
ing and teaching from DR.. Lloyd
Shaw of Colorado Springs, has
instructed 300 adults in his
square dance classes held in
Montgomery County during the
past three years. Further infor-
nation may be obtained by call
ing Mrs. Robert Brueckmann,
Oliver 2-9547.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13

charitable drive or worthy cause
since its successful completion
will result in a safer and better
community for those who partici.
pate in it, as well as for their
loved ones and neighbors. We are
not asking anyone to give some
thing away this year, but rather
to invest as generously as posi-
BILE in the added health protec.
ton they themselves need"
1--WE could not hope to raise
the amount of money needed to
assure the new facilities" the
chairman concluded, from cash.
out-of-pocket donations. Our
workers will present a six-pay
ment plan whereby contributors
can make a substantial subscrip
ton and take maximum tax de.
auctions over two or more years. "
Mrs. Bickford also reported
that chairmen are being enrolled
for the entire area served by the
hospital and will be announced
shortly.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
ROckland Play With Slinky Dink
Nearly Puts MatrOn's Car on Blink

Palm Beach, Fla, who has been
visiting the John Winter family
on Henry Road has returned 10
her home in Florida.
Little Bobby Updike, who has
been on the Sex list, celebrated
her birthday last week. Grandma
and Grandpa Updike came out
from Washington, to help her
blow out the three candles on
her birthday cake. We hope Bob
by is feeling much better now.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Allen Skaggs and
family of 1873 Henry Road have
returned from Dallas, Texas,
where they spent the holidays
with Mrs. Skaggs' mother.
Sandy Harris was honored
guest at the weekly meeting of
the Brownies held at the home
of jeanne Kretschmer of Brooke
Drive, last Wednesday. The &C.
casion was Sandy's tenth birth
day. Mrs. Harris served ice
cream and cake to all the little
Brownies. Those present were
Mary Dickson, Mary Gale, Mar
cia Cleveland, Diane Garsch, and
jeanne Kretschmer.
Warren Updike of POI Rock
land Avenue was host at a stag
party Saturday evening, when he
entertained some of his fellow
workers and neighbors. After an
evening of card playing, refresh
ments were served.
All you Rockland Homemade
ers who belong to Homemakers
/, please remember that the next
meeting will be held at the home
of Phyllis Kavanagh, 1904 st. Lo
Avenue on Jan. 10 at 8:15. This
promises to be an interesting
meeting, so let's all turn out.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
Watson COffey, Jr.
Opens Furniture,
Upholstery Shop

Located in the building near
the airport, formerly occupied by
the Congressional Lumber Co.,
the Commodore Upholstering Co.,
is now open for business on Con-
gressional La.
Owned and operated by Watson
c. Coffey, Jr., the new shop off
ers expert furniture repairing,
upholStering, custom made cor
nices, draperies and slip covers as
well as ready made kitchen
booths.
Mr.. Coffey, a lifelong resident
of Rockville, was associated with
his father in w. c. Coffey and
Sons for nearly three years after
his return to Rockville from sew
en- years of service in the Marine
Corps.
Married to the former Doris d.
Donahoo of Georgia, Mr.. Coffey
resides at 1920 Allison Dr., Rock
vile. The Coffeys have three
sons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
HOlstein Board
Busy With Plans
For Convention

Considering convention plans
at their mid-year meeting in
Brattleboro, Vermont, recently,
the Board of Directors of the
Holstein-Friesian Association of
America reviewed ideas already
in progress for what may well be
the largest convention the Asso'
citation has ever held in Phila
delphia, Pennsylvania.
Under the Craftsmanship OF
Joseph Candy of Langhorne, Pa,
also a director of the Associa'
ton, the 1855 convention will be
held the first week in June with
the Hotel Benjamin Franklin as
headquarters.
A highlight of the convention
will be a boat trip down the
Delaware River to Winterthur
Farms owned by II. +. dupont
at Wilmington, Delaware. The
dupont organization has long
maintained an outstanding Hol
stein herd and Mr.. du Pont has
been personally interested in
fine cattle for many years. His
invitation for a national get
together of Holstein breeders al
the world-famous dupont Gar
dens was accepted enthusiast
cally.
Robert II. Rumler, executive
secretary of the Association, re
ported that an invitation had
been received from the Wiscon
sin Holstein-Friesian Association
to hold the 1856 convention in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and the
Board of Directors accepted.
Long center of dairy cattle
interest, Wisconsin is a leading
TIolstein-Friesian state and tho
home of many of the nations
finest dairy cattle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
Give Where You Live,
Polio Drive Urges

Residents of Montgomery Coun-
ty were urged this week to give
to the March of Dimes campaign
where they live-in Montgomery
County and, of course, to give
generously as possible.
The reason: All funds collect
ed by local units of the national
March of Dimes organization are
split in half so percent goes to
the national foundation to con-
tinue polio research while the
other half stays in the area OF
origin for use in servicing local
polio cases.