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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

ST. MARYs CO., hr. from Wash
inston--.Lge.. attractive. bldg. lse
lot, big sp.s store; maj. Gee svs %
10 min, from Patuxent Naval Air
Station. Excel. income from . apis
Owner occupies lst-h. apt. Near
schools. churches. Well financed
Rare bargain. $50 500. Call Green
wood 5-77S2. "a
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp

NV. SEC, mr.
Meridian Hill pk-A rms, 3 baths
oil heat: vac; big yard: insp today
DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA. S-SSS0
COLORED-CHOICE Sc. SEC. al
Lincoln Pk-Very good 6-rm. brk.
fun bsmt.. gas heat: vac: insp
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DIT, Iarst utlIIty rIn., tltc. Nhshtl
and drapes remain A bargain al
Sis month: Kensinztou area LO
$500 HUGGINS a. HARRISON.
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HOME VALUES

5000 Wake Forest dr.. College PIX.
Md. - story brick: liV. rnl.. din.
rm den. ail-elec. kit. powder rm.;
Ind A.. 4 bedrms. baths; rec.
nm; Lear garage: S2:I5
;;O4 4th St SET rms. and bath
So.
a.0, Michigan ave. n.e.--6 rms.
bath h VIII; $50.
SOB N. Capitol ST IS rms. and
bath. oil h.-w.h.; $15.
30i 4th St. SET rms. bath; oil
h.-wh S75.
1858 N Goth St. Arl.. Va.--5
bedrmS, . paths, rec rm. with fire.
nj, bsmt. with full bath; lear det
gar; SIS.
r. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
2 Mass. Ave. Realtors MA. $500
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

Located on q quiet street in one
OF the finest Silver Spring areas
Center hall Colonial; unusually nice
living room with fireplace. large din
ing room. den. breakfast room, ki.ch:
tWin-sise bedrooms and 9 baths up.
stairs; finished recreation room with
fireplace and y bath: h.-w heat:
screened side porch. Scar brick ga
rage. Price, S35,o00.
HOLMEAD AND BAIR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTs-vae.. semi
Diet. brk., 5 rms, : lge. bedrms. j.,
ia baths, full bsmt., gas heat,
fenced lot. Al cond., SI1,50O.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, LII. A.
3iu0, LII. 2-5g76.
FAIRLAWN - 3-bedroom semidet
brick. Front porch. rec. rm.. nice
YARD Out-Of town owner must sell.
To inspect call JOHN l.. SHELTON,
Realtor, 10. 1000. -22
HILLCREST-Det. brk. o rms. fun
bSmt, XaS heat, deep lot; SI6.p5u.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, LII. A.
$500, LII. I-5ia6.
SECTION, of Pa. ave
Ayr -old euStoR-built spacious brk
rambler. rms, bedrms,, :!
baths. !ge. ciub.rm. with bar, 100
II front lot. For inspection, cali
HARTMAN REALTY, NC. LII. 4
N wv: s- az LOOM e.bath home in
Htllcrest proper. Large living room
with fireplace, 6inine room. very
modern kitchen. full basement with
fireplace. built-in garage. Open
stairway TO storage attic. Call 10.
1;Jl39 or DI. 5-6s30. THoS. j.
FISHER a. CO. -
SEAiiDET BRlCk--5 rooms, . bed
rms. liY. nm, din rm., kit. bath,
full bSrnt. 'front.' porch. $500 down I;
assume Z trusts. Faces MINI. ave,
Isis MiNNEsoTA AVE-. s.E.-Mod.
ern semidetached corner brick home,
Il rooms. bath recreation room.
equipped kitchen; slate roof and
many extras Priced 10 sell. FLOYD
II DAVIS Co. 1872 X St NV.
MA s-0352; ewes. LII. 2-0037.
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Custom built, l-owner home
in Immaculate condition: CEN
ter hall: beautiful level lot
with trees. near Somerset
School and express bus. 3
bedrms. and bath on md A.:
summer winter porch, garage,
large paneled rec. rm. W.. B.
WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 til y
pm.
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SUMNER -
So
SPA SCARSDALE RID. =

Sumner offers protection Of invest
ment as well as neiehbors whose
standards OF taste and refinement
who are leaders In business, the
Government and the professions.
Just beyond the District line, Sumner
is convenient to public and pa~ocEtal
schools, churches, shops and public
TRANSPORTATION
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
500 SOUTHWEST DRIVE
We have 3-bedrm. rambler,
with Ia baths. large liy. rm. with
fireplace. din rm., kitchen, utility
rm., breeZewav. garage and large
Anchor fenced lot: ST. 500. Come
out Colesville I'd. about ! mile past
Four Corners. turn left at the VIII
iage sign to our once: or call Mr..
Henderson. HE 4-9.77: after Z.
cali JU. 5-3s34.
ROBERT y. HEATER, AGENT
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CoLORED
What You've Waited For
S995 DOWN

lSt-FL. POWDER ROOM
Mr.. S. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Semidet. brick home only 4 yrs.
old Gives you everything one looks
for III home 6 rms, mod kit.
with garbage disp.. dishWaSheT; rec.
rnl., gas heat and fenced yard.
LOUIS BRESSLER
TU. 2-5995 RA. 6-26S4
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DUPONT PK.-Er.
Alabama ave: braud-new Diet. g.
bedrm, rambler: full daylight bsmt
gas heat: SIG. $50 HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, LII. 4-3400. LII. q
CoLORED-iIth ST. Nh. PA. AVE
Town house: eompl; det.; ( lge.
6-ear garage. suitable for doctor.
ITsst home Or pyt' ergsntEati9 ten
COLORED--i4ih AND 5. CAROLINA
AVE. s.E.--Beautiful 6-rm. row
brick, - FEET WIDE. with side
hall plan: full bsmt., oil INV. heat
clean as q pin. DOWN PAYMENT
TO SUIT BUYER. First time
offered, so call today. Mr.. Kitchens.
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 3-T36S.
---23
COLORED-GI--NO MONEY DOWN
Lovely modern b-year-old semidet.
brick. FUN bsmt.. rec. nm. Santa
year. Call Mr. Kitchens, ATLAS
REALITY CO. ST 3-73fiS Or
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BETHESDA HOSPITAL

Assume 40 CT loan. Beautiful g.
bedrm. brk. rambler on lge. fenced
lot: eft. liv. rm. with hrepl., kit.
with breakfast space. and full bsmt.
10 minis. TO NH and Naval Hosp,
Only SI5,500.
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NORTHEAST
9Th AND PEABODY

Attractive broom semidetached
house. full basement. enclosed rear
yard. oil heat. storm windows. win
redecorate in part to suitable tenant
Rental. S97 80 per mo,
MA. 8-0580
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CoLORED-sg0 PER MO.--Modern
brick, yrs. old; rms. bsmt. I,
modern bath. gas heat, nr, Emer-
son and S. Dakota ave ne ST
3-5tI5f -2l
COLORED-I7OO BLK. PARK, ND.
NW.-A lovely 3-story and bsmt
home: 10 rms, 4 BATHS 2
KITCHENS; garase: completely re-
decorated. Venetian blinds through
cut: sanded floors: oil h.-w.h. Only
SlbU mo Mr. NEUMANN. Ma,
CoLORED - WOODBRIDGE, D.. C..
1921 26th ST. n.e.--Beautiful g
rooms. kitchen and bath: 500. EN-
o-OgOp ~
CoLORED--I3O0 BLK. 10th ST.
N.W--s rms and bath. brick Co
lonial, front porch oil heat. AL
condition. Only $lln 9 mo. Mr..
EEUMANN. MA. e-2321. rs
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ESTATE SALE
a-Story house with swimming pool
1901 Gallattn st nv. 10 V. NOR
GAN Jr & RICHARD H. MAY
FIELD. Administrators, will consider
reasonable offer in low S3us suhtec;
10 approval u District Court Call
NE. s-e465 OF DL 7-@0d4 ii
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MUEL z. BooLEY. INC.
IL. h-9SUn TILL - Pm.

FACING A LARGE RECREATION
and educational center. detached
house with shower in basement. living
room, dining room, kitchen, den and
and bath on I'd; oil hot-Water heat,
Lear garage. A pretty house IN a
nice neighborhood. Price, St6,5nn
1st mort2Rge of $4,000 payable
SSS mthly incl. int. and taxes: I'd
mortgage of $4,000 payable $50
mtfly,. incl. int. LOUIS p, SHOE
MAKER. 1919 X st. NV, MA.
ST. 1856
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HOUSES for SALE, NV. Cont

ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES
Custom built luxury. sir-condi-
toned rambler. between 18th St.
and Rock Greek Park. Finest quail
ity appointments throughout. Spa
cious entrance hall. de luxe Kit;
large living rm,. paneied den: 4
seq nnIcn. baths v 9assh a. p sip
$50 For appointment. call LEGUM
g. GERBER, EN- 2-9000 till y pm.
TAKOMA PARK, ID. C., SI3,500--S-
rm bungalow. ! block from stores;
Ia baths, enclosed porch. full
bsmt.. gar. oil INV h. NE. s.
1881. OIL. 4-4103. JOHN r. HokE
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY to
purchase brand-new brick. split
evel. 3-bedroom house in best near
downtown location On beautiful
deep lot. Contents, everything plus.
in mid 3OS. Fer more information,
call DE. 2-3206. -.3
CHEVY CHASE bedrms., y baths
near Chevy Chase circle and Blessed
Sacrament; S25,950. Completely re-
modelled D years ago: mod kit. with
SAMUEL E. BooLEY, INC.
OIL. 6-7s0n TILL 8 PM.
GEoRGETOwN-Attr. remod brk:
3 bedrms. S22.95h: excel. terms.
CHEVY CHASE-Brick: 3 bedrooms:
fireplace; earage: trees: .Sl7,s5D
CAP. HILL-Lge. brk home, apis;
S12. 500. AGS., AID. 2-2S75. IL
SPRING VALLEY bedrms, )
baths, paneled den, paneled recre-
alton DOM with fireplace. Vacant
Owner wants offer Mr., JetfreSS
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS
Washington BldF Dl. 1-S30O
DETACHED CORNER
& RMS, BATH. REC. RM
OWNER LEAVING TOWN
NO. REAS, OFFER REFUSED
tn. $4,000 ia. 9-65u4
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BUNGALOW
cell QUE ST. sE--Beautiful Diet.
home on ige. lot. = nice bedrms,.
lee. liy. rm.. din. rm. and kit. full
bSmt.. gas heat. Terms. To inspect
call JOHN L. SHELTON, Resitor,
m - .InnA slst
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CHEVY CHASE

5-bedrm. home on large lot near
Conn ave. Excel cond. Priced un-
der S20,000 for immediate sale.
BY appointment only
HURIAUX
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FAIRFAX COUNTY

New rambler in perfect condition;
3 bedrooms, Ia baths, modern
tools: air conditioner included, gas
beat. rental S125 per month.
Gail Mrs, Hing. XII. 9-s1l2: ewes,
KI s-6f2g
JAMES H. L. JACOBS
as Prince st, Alexandria. Va
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BETHESDA
EDGEMOOR CLUB AREA
Very attractive WILLIAMSBURG Co
floor has a den. in addition to :
bedrms. bath, living I'M. dinini
I'M and a beautiful ~" shaped
kitchen. Upstairs there are . larg.
bedrms. and bath Beautiful rec
m. in full basement. lear garage
$4,000 W. B. WRIGHT CO., EN-
:3-560U til y.
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HILL PROPER

80 D st, ke.-Semidet 4-story
brick, needs restoring, Sl6,5gn; 3
REALTY. Edeewater. Nd. or phone
co. 3-70iB: ewes. West River 6402
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HIT,I.CREST.

Lovely 5-rm. ga bath brick ram
rAmblers in Maryland suburb, LEE
C. GELSEY. JR.. Ii. AHA. OIL. -
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BETHESDA

Custom brick rambler: center-hall
plan with LARGE bedrms.. IA
baths, full din. rrn., eaTage. Truly
a fine home. Large LIST trust avail
able. S3l.g50.
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JhMES 7, DIAON q co. --1
A TREMENDOUS eountry-siZed kttch-
en- and wonderful-room sizes. Lge
brick rambler with 3 bedrms. Ga
baths. plastered rec. rm, and garage.
ST.. 300 BY apt GRAHAM L. CO
JU. s-655O. . I'll 9,
HOT-WATER HEAT: large bed
rooms and den top of this lovely
built-in garage: siT.95O. Very easy
terms. GRAHAM L. CO. JU. s.
RhbO n I'll q
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CHEVY CHASE

ROBERT 4. HEATER, AGENT
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
Mike Allan Day
Shares WARL's
Birthday

Tenyear-old Michael Allan Day
of Wheaton was president OF
WARL, Arlington, for one day
November 9, because he was born
cloest to the moment the radio
station first went on the air.
The fifth-grade student at ST
Catherine LaBoure school, won a
contest seeking the child born
nearest the stations birth, 6:4E
a. m, November 9, 1916.
Young Michael was born at g.:
a. m. the same day at Doctors
Hospital in Washington.
In addition to serving as hon,
orary station president for the
day, Michael was given a portable
television set, was interviewed by
the stations disk jockies, and
gave station breaks by recording
Mrs. Day admits that the fam.
lily didn't listen to WARL until
Michael won the contest. WARL
is a folk music station. "All OF
sudden we are converts to
WARL," she says.
Young Michael enjoys Jimmy
Dean, Washington hillbilly star
Mrs. Day says. The boy once tried
to play the guitar but gave it up
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
Christmas Bureau
Needs Help Now

The Montgomery County
Christmas Bureau has prepared
information sheets for distribu
ton by the Boy Scout and Girl
Scout troops who desire to par
ticipate in the door to door neigh
borhood solicitation of food and
gifts for the Christmas Store.
The leaflets explain the needs
of the Christmas Bureau and are
designed to be left at homes a
day or two in advance of the
collection of gifts. They have a
space to be filled out by the in
dividual troops indicating the time
when a Scout will call to pick up
whatever is donated.
Troops desiring these sheets
may obtain them at the Commu.
nifty Chest and Council Office
$3.50 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring.
For further information troop
leaders are requested to call the
Christmas Bureau at Juniper s.
7145.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
Blair High Names
Voice Winner

Henry Stambler, Montgomery
Blair High School senior who
lives at 9408 Caroline Avenue, Sill.
yer Spring, has been named win
ner of Blair's 1856 Voice of De.
mocracy Contest.
"Voice of Democracy" spon.
sored in Silver Spring by the Ju.
nior Chamber of Commerce and
Radio Station WGAY, is a com
bination essay writing and speak
ing contest which gives high
school students an opportunity to
effectively present their ideas
about American Democratic prin'
ciples.
Mr.. Stambler, who also com.
peted for Voice Of Democracy hon.
ors in 1855, won this years top
award over 60 other Blair con.
testants. The other IL Blair final.
lists were: Diane Appleby, Lynn
Benjamin, Tired de Serieri, Ann
Herson, Gordon Kisner, John Nit.
chell, Paul Rognlie, Steve fisher,
Jean Trenstermacher, Henry
Trottler, Kelsie Weaver and Den
mis- Winson.
Contests similar to that held at
Blair will be held this week at
the Academy of Holy Names and
Bulls Preparatory School. The
winners at Blair, the Academy
and Bulls will compete against
winners from the other Montgom,
cry County high schools on De,
cember 1 over Station WGAY.
The County winner will repre-.
sent Montgomery in the State fl
nails to be held later in Balti.
more, with the State winner
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29

Mayes, Mrs. J. o. Morton, Mrs.
Watson Phillips, and Mrs. Will
liam p. Shearman, COMMITTEES
chairman.
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Round Up Your
.NeighbOrs

The Montgomery County De.
partment of Recreation announces
the opening of new square dance
program for adults at the Glen
mont Connecticut Avenue Recre.
alton Center, Randolph and Blu
hill Rds., Silver Spring on Thurs.
day evening, December 6.
The two hour fun sessions will
be held weekly on Thursday eve.
nings from 8:30-10:30 p. m. ALI
adults who have done any basic
square dancing are cordially in.
vited to attend. Emil Press, well
known local caller and instructor,
will conduct this activity. Fee for
the program will be $1.0O per cou.
pie per evening. For further in.
formation please call Sally WIKI.
inson, Department of Recreation,
Poplar 2-2121, Ext. 236.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
Ladies Loop
Record Made
BY TdpscOH

Marina lapScott set a new sea
sons high game record of IA last
week in the Ladies Commercial
League at the Rockville Bowling
Center though her team, Miller.
Fields, won only one game from
Medley jewelers.. Her total for
the night was 1885,.
Meanwhile, last weeks action
really confused the standings in
Class A ofsthe gals league. Four
teams are tied for second: Rock.
vile Shopper, Geeraert's Twin
brook, Rockville Glass, and r. L.
McElfish.
All have won 18 and lost Is.
Williams Barber Shop continues
to hold first place in Class A.
Last weeks action left the Class
B standings mostly unchanged
with Baker Motor Co. in first,
Chuck's Mobile second, and Ned,
ley jewelers. third.
Last weeks results, in Class A:
Shirley DuvalPs 356 led r. L.
McElfish to sweep over United
Carburetor. jamie Schneiders 81
topped the losers.
Rockville Glass, paced by Virgie
Mullican's 286, won a pair from
Williams Barber Shop, with Mar.
garet Benson's 341 the big set.
Margaret Wilson rolled a 1927
set to lead Geeraert's Twinbrook
to two victories over Tolmur's
Restaurant. Peggy Gregers 297
was the best score for the losers
The Children's Center, with Rae
Benson's 315 the high set, won
two games from the Rockville
Shopper. A 319 by Ruby Herb
was the losers best mark.
In Class B:
Modern Furniture, with Mable
Ankney's 353 leading the way
swept three from Rockmont
Motors. Kay Rush scored 319 fol-
Rockmont.
Eloise Compton's 305 was the
high set for Medley jewelers.
which took the pair from Miller
Fields, despite Martha Tapscott's
big game.
Baker Motors, paced by Vir
ginia Allison's 326, beat Chuck S
Mobile twice. Jean Higgins 81
was top set for the losers.
Hungerford Inn won two from
AIS Texaco. Marg Carver's Bic
was high score for the winners
Helen Scarpelli's 294 led the
losers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
WOn1an's Club
Stages Party
For Patients

Fifty patients at the Spring
field State Hospital were enter.
tanned by the Rockville Woman's
Club on Tuesday, November 10
The party was a project of the
clubs welfare committee.
The Rockville Woman's Club is
one of the various organizations
that cooperate with the hospital
authorities in the effort to pro-
vide entertainment for groups OF
patients.
A film titled Foreign Core
spondent" was shown and then
Mrs. j. Marshall Mayes played
the piano for group singing and
d a n cling. Refreshments were
served and small gifts were pre-
scented to each of the patients.
Members who drove TO Sykes
vile for the affair were Mrs. E.
o. Gardner, Mrs. Raymond Black,
Miss Violet Magruder, Mrs. A.
Guy Watkins, Mrs. j. Marshall
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
GOucher College
Field Trip

Miss E. Jane Stuber, daughter
of Mrs. Ethel Mcdaniel Of 1900
Coral Sea Drive, was among a
group of 65 Goucher College stu
dents participating in field trip
to Washington this week.
The students visited the Libra
ry of Congress and the Supreme
Court, and also attended hearings
of the House Committee on Un-
American Activities, and the
Morse Subcommittee on Govern
ment Information.
The Washington field trip was
planned by the Field Politics Cen
ter which was established at Gou-
cher in 1854 through a generous
grant from the Maurice and Lau-
ra Falk Foundation of Pittsburgh.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
ndOm
Ound-W
by Monty.

Sunday concert goers at Whea.
ton High School were startled
when Howard Mitchell, conductor
of the National Symphony Or.
chestra, made post-concert
speech from the podium criticiz
ing the shamefully small turn
out. He said his orchestra should
have attracted a standing-room
only audience. He said Montgom.
cry County should be able to SUP.
port ten concerts year by the
National Symphony.
He then left the stage without
permitting the encore the tiny
audience obviously begged with
their applause.
Incidentally, what there was of
an audience included a great
many, if not majority, of chill
dren.
Featured artist was pianist
Seymour Lipkin who performed
with the orchestra, Relationships
Concerto No. 1 in B Flat Minor.
Short-legged, short-armed Mr..
Lipkin seemed to have difficulty
adjusting his bench for the prop.
er distance from keys and pedals.
Other selections included the
Bach-Damrosch arrangement OF
"a Mighty Fortress Is Our God"
Carnival" by Dvorak, Vaughn
Williams fantasia on theme by
Tails, performed by a double
string orchestra, and waltzes
from Der Rosenkavalier" by
Strauss.
In last Fridays Star a want ad
for pilots appeared right under
the story giving the CORY details
of the Paris air crash.
DEFINITIONS FOR DIET
Frs: Scientists say calOrie-
with a small els the amount
of heat required to raise the
temperature of one gram of
water one degree centigrade. A
Calorie-with a big C-is the
amount of heat necessary to
raise the temperature of HIO-
gram Q,OOO grams) one degree
centigrade. The question is,
does that chocolate sundae con-
tain big Galleries or little cal
cries?
The legislation proposed by an
organization of Montgo m Ell y
County tavern owners to permit
taverns meeting certain standards
to sell liquor by the drink is OBJ,
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yiously special-interest measure
Nevertheless there is some citizen
support for at least partial relax
alton of the county's alcoholic bev
rage laws.
There are those who simply
would like to be able to go into a
,avern and buy a drink across the
bar or at a table.
Others favor some liquor law
reform because they oppose, in
principal, the monopoly enjoyed
by Normandy Farm and Olney
Inn. (Angler's Inn is the third
county restaurant permitted to
sell liquor by the drink but it's
cloSed.)
Opposed to any change in the
present laws, which permit only
beer and wine sales at taverns
are those who are against demon
rum per Sc and those who believe
a relaxation of the fire-water
rules would turn Montgomery
County Unto another Prince
Georges County"
Members of the delegation to
the Legislature say the tavern
owners proposal will probably be
defeated, as similar legislation has
been defeated in the past.
Meanwhile, that stronghold OF
the effluent drinker, the country
club, where members and usually
non-members too can buy the
strong stuff by the drink, may be
scrutiniZed.
THE AGE OF MIRACLES is
NOT PAST: phoned the Pen
tagOn for some information the
other day and hold on
they actually returned my call!
OF course / had to tell them my
name was Eisenhower.
Another area where there Is
growing agitation for reform leg
islation is fire protection.
When a special committee
forms with the perennial fire de
partment critic Philip Marcus as
member, you can be sure the
group is going to propose legis
lation to reorganiZe the fire sys
tenn at the County Councils mex
legislative session.
Also the appeal of Wheaton
Woods resident for a new fire de
partment in their area has forced
on the Council question they've
been studiously ignoring-where
and when to open new fire houses
in the mushrooming suburban
area.
In addition, look for a shakeup
in the Bethesda-C Chevy Chase Res
cue Squad and worsening rela
tons between up and down-coun
ty firemen.
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slated to compete for national
honors.
The three top Silver Spring
Voice" winners will be guests at
the Silver Spring Junior Cham.
ber's December meeting. They
will receive special gift awards
from the Jaycees, while the run.
ners-up at all three Silver Spring
high schools will receive certifi-
Gates.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
Play Shakespeare

Ernest SANDY" Sandison OF
Galthersburg plays the role Of
Lucentio in Shakespeare's "The
Tanning of the Shrew" being put
on by the Washington players OF
Washington College this week. He
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Forte
Sandison, 800 Diamond Avenue
Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-29
Adult League Forms

This week is the deadline for
entering teams in the Mont
gomery County Adult Basket
ball League, sponsored by the
county recreation department.
Play begins Dec. 8. Any team
wishing to join the circuit
should phone the rec depart
ment at Poplar 2-2121, extern
sion 2S6.