davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-07-18

stores in nearby Maryland. lie
has now severed that connection
and will devote his full time and
energies to editing The Sentinel.
Farquhar, AZ, is the son Of
Roger B. Farquhar, Sr, author
OF Historic Montgomery County"
and one Of the county's best
known historians, who lives in
Four Corners
The new Sentinel editor lives in
Brookeville with his wife, Mary,
and their six children.
The Farquhars are among the
county's Oldest families. Their
ancestors settled in Maryland
more than 200 years ago. The
elder Farquhar was born at Rock
Spring" farm, near Rockville. In
his book he traces the history Of
the countys Oldest families.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-07-18
Need Juvenile
Court Facility
Water Short
Once Again

Another reminder on the
need for water conservation
was issued this week by Rock
ville's City Manager John
Markland who said that the
severe drought has caused the
demand to exceed the water
supply since last Friday.
On that day the city began
to purchase over the million
gallons daily guaranteed by the
Washington Suburban Sani-
tary Commission and has con-
tinued to do SO every day this
week.
All citizens must practice
water conservation until the
next rainfall, Mr.. Markland
warns, in order to maintain
the water pressure in the city
system.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-07-18
Attorney Prettyman
Tells Board Bids
Do Not Meet Statute

The School Boards trou-
bles over its milk bids for
school lunches in the coming
year were solved by its at
torney's opinion that the first
"bids" taken were not legal
because they had not been adj
vertised.
Board members were not aware
on July when they awarded the
contract, involving an estimated
$360,000, to the low bidder, Chest
nut Farms Dairy, that the bids
had been solicited from area
dairies but not advertised in any
county paper.
Until last year when Mrs. Cor
ELI David, cafeteria superintend-
cnt, took the first step towards
centralizing cafeteria purchases
by buying supplies for 26 schools
in the Bethesda area, supplies for
the school lunch program had
been bought by cafeteria man
ayers or school principals on an
Individual basis.
This year with the hiring of a
purchas officer, Russell Cory,
the centralizing of cafeteria pur.
chases had continued but had not
been completed, according TO
Mrs. David because Mr.. Cory did
not have sufficient personnel.
Monday night, the board re-
scinded its July / award action
and authorized Mr. Cory to adj
vcrtisc for new bids. In comment
ing on attorney Charles Pretty
mans opinion, President Lathrop
Smith said, 1--WE have no altern.
ative to doing our buying legal
ly."
The board president suggested
that "a task force be set up to
meet this emergency" which
Mrs. David said was caused by
an August Is deadline for telling
her cafeteria managers the names
of their suppliers which includes
besides the dairies, bread, ice
cream, cookies and meat firms.
Another deadhne, July Is, for
meeting state requirements to
comply with Federal aid to the
school lunch program, had beer
met, the cafeteria supervisor said
by sending in the applications
without the milk price. Mrs. Da
vid felt that this would be ac
ceptable by the state under the
circumstances.
John Carmody, attorney fol
Chestnut Farms, stated Tuesday
that his client ''had bid in goo5
faith" but until he had had ar
opportunity to study the state
, law quoted in Mr.. Prettyman's
opinion he would be unable to ad
wise the dairy on its rights.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-07-18
4 x =
Real Estate Board
Becomes Board
OF Realtors, Inc

Realtor Ralph P. Ripley, who
has offices in Silver Spring and
Colesville, recently was reap
pointed to the Real Estate Com
mission of Maryland for a term
of four years by Gov. Nickel
din.
Mr.. Ripley, charter member
of the former Montgomery Coun-
ty Real Estate Board, lives with
his wife, Merle, and two daugh-
ters at 14418 Carrolton Road,
Manor Club, Norbeck.
In other real estate news, real
tor H. E. Thompson, Jr., presi.
dent of the Montgomery County
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-07-18
Griddle for Glen View

The kitchen of the Glenview
Civic Center will soon be equipped
with an electric cook stove with
large griddles and burners for
use by community Chefs" The
Mayor and Council Tuesday
awarded the low bidder of five,
Capital Equipment Company of
Washington the contract for
S715.30 for the stove which will
be delivered this month.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-07-18
Detention Center
Recommendation
Expected in Fall

A Juvenile Detention Cen
ter for Montgomery County is
now being given serious con-
sideration by a committee of
the Juvenile Court Advisory
Board for Montgomery Coun-
ty and recommendations are
expected to be ready by the
September meeting of the Board.
At the present time if a jtive-
nile is apprehended in a crime or
misdemeanor the court will some
times parole the child in the GUS
tody of the parent overnight until
he can be committed to a train.
ing school or further action
taken. The alternative is the
county Jail.
The county Jail has room des.
ignated for juvenile detention but
since the jail quarters are usually
overflowing adults may have to
be quartered there. The big OBJ
lection however to this procedure
Is that It is not fair to the child
to have the Jail experience and
all it implies at this point in the
procedure.
For several years Judge Alfred
f. Noyes OF the Montgomery
County Juvenile Court has
strongly advocated a detention
center for the area. At one time
state authorities considered cen.
ter south Of Baltimore which
could be used by the southeast.
ern section of the state but moth
ing has come of that. At another
time a bi-county facility to be
shared by Prince Georges County
and Montgomery County was
talked about but nothing came
of it.
The present concept Of facil-
ity for Montgomery County seems
to have the favorable ear of the
Advisory Board and a special
committee is meeting with repre-
sentatives from the National Pro
baton and Parole Association and
other professionals this summer
TO iron out details Of procedure,
according to the Juvenile Court
Office.
In discussing the proposed CEN
ter Judge Noyes said the type of
facility most needed here is one
which would give secured deten-
ton for short period.
There is always time" )" Judge
Noyes said, between the time
when the child is apprehendei
and the court trial. We would
need a specialized facility, mod
ern and stated with specialized
people, he said. He emphasized
that it would not be diagnostic
or training center.
When asked about the cost of
such center. Judge Noyes said
he attended the National Confer
ence on Juvenile Court this sum-
mer and standards for such a
facility were discussed there. 1t
was learned that the anticipated
cost is from $4,000 to $4,000 per
bed. Therefore if structure
should be put up accommodating
a minimum of 10 children, the
cost would be 100000. This
would Of course include the other
rooms necessary for such fa-
cility, such as offices, kitchens
and other quarters.
The high hope now entertained
Continued on Page ~
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-07-18
Hospital Supper
Time Approaches

It's almost hospital supper
time in Sandy Spring. And
that means good eatin' for hun
dreds and hundreds Of county
and non-county residents who
look on the annual affair as a
colorful event they wouldn't
miss. Read all about it in
Dorothy Waleskis Hits for
Mrs" on Page B-1 of this is
sue Of The Sentinel.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-07-18

MARCO LUCEY center former Miss Washington" runneup
to Miss America this poses pretty with
left and Jacyn Traen right after the two survived the first
elimination in the Miss Washington the National Press
Club Monday Margos from Silver Spring 8yearod
Miss Traten 20 of RID 3, Rockville
of Miss Lucey Ruth and Jacyn will compete with 27 other
girls in three SEMI finals Miss Washington
August u at the Capital Theater in Washington Sentinel Staff
Photo.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
FILL, SOLID, FREE
ARROW WRECKING
SIP. $4,000

fMEs = t-dFawer letter siae, in
Sea.ta, WKShINoToN oFFicE
bYRNiIyR9 Co, isos u 81. nv.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
PAINTINGS

IN OIfs--CHRtSTMAS GIFTS
Oiyeaway prices. Gallery CLOSING
Terms. sun. Mon, Du. 7-3iS3.
PHCANs, Jumbo halves, si.35 pei
ID reasonable delivery Also q
lev black walnuis I'm a-7876
PHEASANT-Ss cock and hen
dressed and frozen In giit pack.
age; serves q people literally,
make nice Sits. cock birds pre-
pared BY taxidermist, $50, teatheTs
for hats, live birds. 80 pair. We
raise thousands OF birds each year
for washington markets and
shooting farms Farm Is 40 miles
from Washington. Prom Manassas,
Va, take Route aS. +. miles TO
catlett. cross railroad. so 3/iO
mile 20 farm In Washinaton call
NE. s-47pb weekdays for intor-
TORS are welcome. You might en-.
10Y seeing our silver and golden
pheasant as well as the ringneck
PLEASANT PHEASANT FARM,
catlett, Va
aMSp SonS ssgs, sgs wiz TRADE trade. what OSS SS
you havep Call AID, l-3lha.
PIANO, Mason a Hamlin. new
kIuuuf NuNNN Wi hNhN WV HgN-
ments. VIII, 6.4Oa2
PIANO. ,priuht; Gable. Nelson, good
cond S65, AID. 2-SfiA,
PIANO. apt, srand. $3.50. or best
snsr sssS sSth st. NV Call
elANOs---Used. full Keyboard,
console-type pianos IN very .good
condition., $500. Pay {2b down.
JORnAN'S, corner 18th and q
sts NV, PIANO DEPARTMENT.
OPEN, TI,yERY EVENiNo fxcEFf
PIANO, Wisner babv grand ex.
eellent condition. $500. Call RA
a-eA40 after ! pm
PIANO. Tester Betsy Ross splnet
7a-nute keyboard, Damp. chaser
mAhog bench excel VIII A.TN4n
0RGANs-visit our store for values
In slightly used electronlc organs.
A chance 10 save JORDAN'o, cor
ner 18th and q sts NV, ORGAN
RyEAIHNdoS EEkkcEF2Tr AssAruRSpsaYf.
rIsSo .,; cs A;:l:. ssl.. u. i:6 ScSSssI'Ion' SSsS4
Evening star., 1957-12-15
sEMING MAcRINEs. eeaut. sInEsr

SEWING MACHINE. Singer round-
bobbin console. ST5 singer de
luxe vacuum cleaner, $40. IA.
s-S4as
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Console sonsolss. dsfS WOOD. sis-sas at,
take IN payments. S3.7S mo-. bal.
S35. Call EX J-O54Q. day or
niaht foy Tree home demonstra-
tion. HOUSEHOLD SEwINo MA.
CHlNE Co. 723 18th 81. nv.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
HOLIDAY SPECIAL
FREE TURKEY
FREE DELIVERY
S59.95

ACE tELSl sIuasISSov ia1GsTIFSvs6SsTEER s6SssITYE %.
222s Ga. Ave. NV AD. 4-007s
REFGR., beaut, in guar.. cross-top
freezer, egR holder, pantry DR.:
sac. S95; uniforms. new, giri
scout, s3; cubs, s. WA. 7-93f2.
prTAw Tsrlrse.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
MORRIS SALES
OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE

arrs JNrs swstrTE5 x the P5AL p5S AEb NE THyl hHP
ccEEosIf2b 1hEpvpSffAhL 9aS pfAL yos St ISft sSR.
EVREITURE FROM q I ! TILE gz66S
GssifS5ss Go4fos gISSFFvsEf ESssFH eosPi g. Peg + ?
800 bEeKs, 500 CHAIRS, IA.
siSis sEsIslISSSI ISSSIsS4 ssS$sfsEBB iEBB 0EISSS aISS:
RAkpEx TflEs Al shicEs l..'I LEss
TEES Etf oScps sSc oT uSfp ShHoiHHSL HS Ssfli Sofln
TriME We AcoUiREp SANE. -
40 cSST SSs .OsIEsr sEE JTS2 E93K % ~ r19SE 9SF
SPACE PREE DELIVERY AMI
PARKING SPECIAL DISCOUNT
10 NoNPRoPiT oRoAHfzA'
Msuriee Carload KressIn. Mar
Manhattan once Equip, Co.
iI0i 7th ST NV,
Evening star., 1957-12-15
'Sss1Eysss::EsiI. sss.Py .s1s:1 :ssiHse !fyS Tt.

FunEITunE@,ns.Estiig.l ns.s.l s.sIn. lsHlISS Pa
ssssgs. asessssgs e''n'' sA''nsA saw lo'
FysFI5yEE Iss1 ,agIs Aple fP' sSs,r. ~. drNIIii Ri
mahosS GOOD ecnd., $50 Allo
Oriental russ. one exlo. two Skb,
two. smaller Excel, eond. 500.
S.as07 saytime Sun. cnly,
fURNITuRE--Will sacrifice sleep
sofa. hlde-a-bed style, $lHD; loan
and sofa -hed. sla6; lounse chairs.
$25. dinette sets, Sab. 0xl2 russ,
$50, tables, lamps and many
SaI, S,hsr ho Items AN new never used
FURNIfURk--Mahoeany desk, $40;
gray desk, shelves. $40; eeet,
SEA-. $40 $40 rollawas bed. si2.
FURNITURE - Secretary, I$l2;5oi
lady's desk, $Si drop-leaf table,
SIs.b0: chrome breakfast set,
s22.b0; easy chairs, ~ 70 $40
bookcases, 81 so up; lamps, pic
lures and mirrors. 81: end tables.
snsss. M,so vg; sss9se s1SIs' ts6 ass.ss1 $500
s.: chest. StG baby chest, SlOi
kisShsn eheirt q up writins
net, IS. Many other bareains,
see our ad under "antianea. !"
pH:n fsa5y Iii iariNps.. ism ssd ana ssH: q
sts, s.e,. near pa, ave, II. a.DdsS,
FURNIfURE--LaWson sefa, solid
maple dinlns rm. set. living lm:
FURNifURE o. ali kinds. must be
sold At cost % below cost LkAek
eSssssssSs y FrSslSsIs %iSsE sss saS :Siss sSss.
chairs. chests: Gov. Winthrop
cheat and secretaries: Duncan
fhyfe tables. chairs chrome
dinette sets. res, S7s,b0 iof
SlaAh: eoneqleum rugs, oxia.
Sia,eh. 10 sell for se96 SWAY
floor lamps. s7.o5i cocktail tables,
lamps and lamp tables: az must
sSSudEssss.a ssass y ssas' snd rsssSsy Ssy
Ace and iaf fth st, nv.
FURNErURE--DEop-leat nah. az
nette set, desk. dresser, chest,
fsss''i fssS st. etc. NV. no a-Os'a' 1910
FURNITURE - Mise. esdrm.. iiv.
run, and din. Im. Dec. Is and 10
only 1880 oerAnlum 81. nv,
FURNITURE--a freside chairs.
500. . oulistan rugs. one oxa
one 9xi2. 500; westlnEhouse re-
frigerator. T-cubic H.. $50. din
ins rm table and 4 chairs. $50;
IS pieces Westmoreland steriinH
silver, Sias, IA. e-09sl,
- Dining room table
chairs. buffet, bedrm. SET. living
room chairs. desk, russ, and other
household items. Reasonable
Phone uN. 4-s62e or AP. f-S3s7
Sunday.
FURNITURE. modern living and
EM' s-7pss. .'', l
FURNITURE, pullman couch, good
eond.. coffee table. : electric
fans after Z pm. no. e-AlR6
Evening star., 1957-12-15
RADIO TRANsMITTER AND m.

CEIvER-Bsbcesk. multi-ehsnnsl
nCoe compls,s nnmssf sHfA stS sabseek sne Ss sle
vator and compound rudder es.
capement. Cost over Sl75 Never
uSed or hookrd up. In nr hnXes
Sell 500 or best offer AP q
Evening star., 1957-12-15

y: ..s :Ssl. :S:il,: ~: ~
very reasonable, "a, A.0gO0.
FphN Twin hedTm,, excel, cond ;
e.s.iSs e.s' Ssr::s,. .ss, fH1 s-Ssss. IS;sHr'" ''l
sofa. excel.
eond,; oysTstutied chair. eofies
table, 3 noor lamps, JE, a.0H00
FunN.---6-pc, chrome dlnette set,
$50: e-pe Nv, rm. suite With slip
covers. SlO0; ? am. roekins chairs.
y ca. 2 maple liv.. rm, chairs.
Seai phone table and bench, $40:
nah, table. -. Ia. a.4s7e,
Evening star., 1957-12-15
PING PONG TARLE

44N1 O3N1 4 hD4AE
New reaula size. $50 WA, 5-spse
PIPE BENDERs. knockout punches
TOOLS 4 EouIP CO. ~. 5000
Evening star., 1957-12-15
LUMBER
OPEN SAT-. SUN.

OPEN SAT. SUN.
Flush doors. s2.eu up; under
SIZE size sStss' Sss select k.,ps pane.
sheet; hard board 7Se. Cut TO siHs
ARNOLD LUMBER CO.
Rear 323 Cedar st, NV.
Takoma Park, D. &, TU. 2.s44s
MANTLEs, fireplace; bb.year an.
tlaues. hand earvina with front
andlrons: excellent condition, free
delivery. $50. Du. 7-0644.
MANURE, COW, rotted, very nne
t.2SO5 or oaithersbure 623.
sSSgIMsS' .sSglsIsS,' sS SSst.ys 81 ys.ad2S dtss'l''H'
MAssA0E sET-Niaeara heat and
massane pad and hand unit. as
set or separate, Wo, 0-S5i0,
MATTREss, Bsautyresti new, extra
nrni Box sprine, eealy, new, JU
MlCROsc0PE, D. A l.. students
l0x and bOx, S76. LIVING.
sToN a co. 1923 n 81, NV,
MIMEOGRAPH. model 100; excel
lent eond hrst reasonable ofief
HU l.H619,
MINI MI boo coat DAT size size is;;lsi cot
MOTORS REPAIRED. exchanGed
On .Is most ,. sisss while yr,,.EsgC y9pr Tsl,;
isSSS1SiibHEEiSSsTr co nl7sE EIkSSHSlS sSsfTsS
ava n ~ An 0.ll00
MOTORs-lIiO0 10 100 h,p, and
T.H"S ..SSssiOI ...n s.s $50 go, ySNotsahrs
moTSssS8c .e,,1.. s NSS 400 :, II.. We;
Oiier. Call OIL. a.0iJ2.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

fURNITuRE--Will sacrifice sleep
and sofa he'd. sla6; lounse chairs.
$25: dinette sets, Sa6: 0xl2 russ.
$50, tables, lamps and many
% ether items Allo new never used
Evening star., 1957-12-15

.FuRN.--3-pc. din, rm. set with I
ssaI,s' Ss,ts pnse pnS,Se sS:, slssk c,'. ssSss
xlass tops; SIS. Ju. 5-9sos.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
PIANOS
PIANOS AND ORGANS
CHRISTMAS SALE

Save big money on used and new
pianos Csed spinets. S27b up.
grands. 1895 up; famous makes.
pes spinets and consoles, 1885 up
You can save up 70 $500 on these
nne pianos Sensational Thomas
Biecironic oTgans, s599 up. Always
lowest prices In D. c area Terms
as loW As s25 down. 80 mos. 70
pay Open eveYy evening I'll q;
Saturday I'll q SILVER SPRING
Evening star., 1957-12-15

SEWING MACHINE. good cond.. !.
cheap, portable washer, So type-
writer standard size, ~, a-AQ3A.
SEWING MACHINE, upholsterers
3llh. good cond SOS, arm. a339
Wilson blvd, Arlineton Va.
SHOTGUN. l2-ea. new. Hisglr.
pump ventilated rib, choke ana
recoil padi SsS WA 7.0ase
(continued on Next PaeO
Evening star., 1957-12-15

|TuRNITURE--Mahosan desE. $40;
Eray desk, shelves. $50; sect
Du, 1-slt2
Evening star., 1957-12-15

HKATER. 9.6uTner. oil. with blower.
ioSrv iSv 3 roo rooms sota ssss.ircn coal heater Ter
small. SO, vibrator IiseAw. 81;
set golf clubs and bas. S30. sP,
Evening star., 1957-12-15

fislssD isss' sGSSrSg rg'lESSRiL fSSLsSIESs "a. I
Evening star., 1957-12-15

MOVIE pnOyECTOh, 10 nm, Bell
> Howell, hFand- d-new: cost $500.
sell Tor $40, OIL. 4.os22.
M0VfE PROTECTOR, excel, 10
NM, silent. 100 II. reel. RE
6-Dalp,
MOVIE PROTECTOR, linn, sound.
heavy duty, portable. top eondi-
tlon; only ti65. ME. 6-94s5.
MOVIE FILMS --- 1B-mm. sound,
10 30 pvt. owner. 10. 7-S26s.
MOVIE PROTECTOR l6-mm. Va.
ssss; ssssi lsn pn. *RSnS f0i S-SScS. sRSeA'' "a"
mULfiLIIH. M 5..I ~ Model DEL 1927, z. !. perfect DasS
HHRRY9 HHHnRsi!YiP99 ASRAMs' i 'A iss AZ Z si me ne
MUSIC Box--Antiaue Regina with
/ price s4b0. hi. 3-4eVs.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. saxa-
phones. slarinets. trumapsts' d.un,s s59,s
To. a.45Ia.
| MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Bass fiddle, Kay and Fender, 500
upi elaTinetS. Buffet 9elmer Bundy.
both new and used, $50 10 up;
drums. eompl. sets. on sale, sl0a.6O
o1itars--oibSon. Fender Mar
Tin. Guild, many others. from Sg.0B
up,
Baxophones--conn. Kins. seimer,
many others both alto and tenor,
|ssordlosns-1SlI sizes. from
frpmSsts olas. kins. Conn,
Martin, many others. on sale from
Many other musesl instruments.
too numerous 10 mention. All on
our Xmas sale. Rental purchase
plan available. Ali instruments
beard OF education approved.
MORRIS SALES
1888 II 81 NE Ii. 7-3200
MON SIGN. oval shaped, double
/ faced, good -slHed, one word. DO
nut, . Can be changed. reaa. 10
OFFICE DESK, walnut. 2-draWer
I hnng cabinet. type. table. misc {;
Z all for $40, Al. 2-2jb1.
OFFiCE EQUIPMENT. real estate
ONCE desks. ehairs metal files
other items. RA. B-s221, RA. =
uI3l.
OFFICE EQUIP. dssks. ehairs. fles.
tynewTiteft Fnd mehb. ttC bar
gain. CIRCLE. 0i6 9th st NV
OFFICE EQUIPMENT typevrit-
erk, one wood cabinet. z coai trees
/ one wood screen pxis rus and
mat. RE, 7-2s'i3. Room AIS,
Homer Building
Evening star., 1957-12-15

RADlOS--Short wave and amateur.
HAllicrafters S-3S, S54 S-S5.
Sll9 sx-l0l, sos. National
Nc-iSs. Slss, Hammarlund Ho-
100 Sl69. Collins 76A4. new.
$685.. Globe Scout transmitter,
SiOa Used SX-4s. St69 Viking
Ranger kits and wired transmit
tiers in stock. EMCo IS YOUR
NEW COLLINS DEALER. Budset
terms, Trades wanted Reeondi-
TONED tfade-ins for sale EMcO
WHOLESALERS. two stores, 500
nth St NV. NE. S-43Sl, and
1923 FidleT lane. silver Spring
Just back Of Searsl. Ju S-lS00
RADIO. RcA transistoT ,ol pocket
Evening star., 1957-12-15

SEWING MACHINE, SINGER, blond
console lists Sl4a. VOW Sf2 ~.
s a W PAwNBRoKERs, 2l57
PennA ave NV, open sun, 10
Evening star., 1957-12-15
LIGHT PLANTS

L1Onl i ELf1N i -
500 watts. no volts, $40 so:
] l.0O0-watt surplus. J II. 0ICHNER.
26l3 n st, NV. FE 3-8s4b.
LINENS, Madeira. exquisite BAN
duet cloth and i9 napkins. Sl35;
l1-pc. luncheon set, $50. Must be
seen 70 Be apprec. Ju. b-2354.
LIONEL TRAINS, 4 sets: = sets
practically new; transformers and
plenty OF track. $50 PO. 2-33l2
LIONEL TRAIN ACCESSORIES,
40fs on Except track and
switehesl. Open Sun. II am TO
pm daily, f3n NJ. 10 . y NJ
PARKWAY CYCLE Co. Lee hwy.
end N, Kirkwood rd. ia S-si2s
LIONEL TRAINs-Breaking pp 027
four-train layout. What do you
NEEDY Switches. tracks, accessories,
diesel engines and cars, wv trans
former; excellent condition Ju.
a-lOOs.
LIVING RM. sUITE-Mod. 2-pe.
Ike. new, used few mos: y price,
cell uN, l-906o. sun, or ewes
L9cEEasi \ aSciusSsssl s;Issl. ..;Ss y'ns Up
W. s.6s1b.
LUGGAGE at discount prices; 90
10 4Oes on Lady Baltimore. sam.
aonite. Aero-Paek Skyway and
yals-Pak s 4 W PAwNBRoK- :
Frs. 2lb7 Penna, ave. NV. Open
sun 10 am 10 4 n m
Evening star., 1957-12-15

oUN. Marlin 30-A lever -Aetion ,ss
rounds of ammo. $50. VIII.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

PIANOs-Rsturned from rental.
spinet and console pianos a. ire.
tnendous savings. famous makes
pieetieaiiy AsE foE better Xmas
m :, 7,gSi2. Open ever evening
Evening star., 1957-12-15
FURS-FURS-FURS

Conner tth and q NV
FuR. BLACK PERsiAN. sire te.
y .ength. very full, like new,
orig $3.50, sac. S4S, 10. 1881
IUR cara. excel. eond., SIS. IL
in, Emerson ~. S55; lamps, kit,
table ana y bed cheap. Lu.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
PIPE
SUPPLY COMPANY

Black and EAlYAuiEec. new anc
Used. cut and threaded to order
eopspsr tas,ns s.s.s., =. So. PIP. .n.,.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

OIL BURNER. complete With s7s.
sal. tank. a full perfect condi'
tion. sacrifce. RA. 3-i42n.
OuTBOARD MOTOR : i6-h p
1887 oliver, never used Cost
1919. viii take $500. IA =
Evening star., 1957-12-15

RANGE. ELECTRIC, Se-in.. look in
perfect condition. AP f.Sa7O.
RANGE. electric, 4O-ineh Gibson
sls Ssrm.l .Ss0%sts aS 0STs upsy bnss %sr d.ss es
we'll $40 HE, 4.Aioo.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
LUMBER

Open Sat.-Sun., TIL 8 PM.
ss:s sss osor, g eSd. eSd sgseiss os, Dy,c: S:y
!SE any TRIM ,,s e dSSs SSod iASsi .SsSs,r - 80
special studs. sSe. kn' n pins psn an
an plywoods ana mouidines: are
place wood, etc, GENERAL MILL
LuMBER Co, 4J6O KNOWLES ave !,
kens. Nd, OF Conn. 10. 5-.3li
Evening star., 1957-12-15

0UNe--is7i Remington Army,
1858 Remingion Army. starr
Army. . kentucky preeaution
ns.tilf 40 dssSgssN,fPr' s.gaNf ana shooters
Evening star., 1957-12-15

F!uE..N:;-IpIsetiealIy urn; new pink soia,
$3.50, .aerihes $500 9 walnut
EaEbie.togped snc table,. $50
With glass top. SIS. Call OIL,
Evening star., 1957-12-15

FUMsaOT va 0I1n S,ly.9 Ma''srps:,' ssss ,sI Sfs
sss's' pss:ss se isslSs passiss.i assSs.i''S 'S.Ss;
Inahoeany lamp table With mir
velvet Cushion cushion. red isathsT chair
1891 Primrose I'd. NV. ia ..
Evening star., 1957-12-15

PLANO. small. refn.. blaek, pprisht.
with mirror aetQfs TOP; Ideal foI
rec. rn. $500. LU. 1-4i44.
PfANO-Knabe Grand. excellent
condition; sacrifice price. Call
PIANOs--We have Q number oil
consoles: such makes * Knsbe
steinwaS; GhIekering, Fischer
sonic. story 4 Clark, Winter and
qulbransen. Very easy terms. 81
$4,000. JoRDAh,s. corner l3th
HsrP sha z s5i oprs hvEkY kiAFp sTaNiNo TRhNRkkI'
PIANO. wurlitser. mahor. spinet;
full keyboard; excel. eond, $500
HA 9.b9B1
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-04-12

in the 13-volume discovery. not
one is book which belongs to the
New Testament or is held sacred
by Christians" he said.
Last October, when news dis
patches from Cairo were suggest
ing that these same sayings might
he the lost Fifth Gospel" DIR.
Arthur Jeffery, professor of Sc
mitic Language at Columbia Uni
versity, New York, called the doc
ument, from which they were TAX
en-, a part Of the apocrypha-writ-
ings attributed to the apostles or
others but not actually written
by them.
This explanation has been
omitted from most recent reports
of the manuscripts, which are
now being translated by group
of scholars in the Coptic Museum,
! Cairo.