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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
Production
Records Set
BY Holsteins

The Holstein-Friesian Associa-
ton of America has announced
the completion of outstanding of
fetal production records by reg
istered Holstein cows owned by:
Edwin c. Fry, Gaithersburg-
MIXED twice daily for 365 days,
Colantha Segis Mollie 3220362
produced a total of 1855 lbs. of
milk and SIG lbs. of butterfat as
a 9.year-old.
Edwin D. Fry and Son, Gath
ersburg-Milked twice daily for
365 days, Fair Hill Master Ida
3758225 produced a total of 18,047
lbs. of milk and 500 lbs. of but
terfat as 3-year.old.
James w. King, Gaithersburg
MIXED twice daily for 365 days,
Irvington Victress 10 3235628 pro.
duced a total of 1851 lbs. of
milk and 706 lbs. of butterfat as
a 6-year-old. MIXED twice daily
for 365 days, Irvington Master
Countess 3367711 produced a to-
tai of 1858 lbs. of milk and 622
lbs. of butterfat as a 5-year-old.
MIXED twice daily for 365 days,
Irvington Rosette Dinah 3581869
produced a total of 17,479 lbs. of
milk and GIG lbs. of buttepfat as
a 4-year-old. MIXED twice daily
for 343 days, Norway Resurvey
Ellie 3662499 produced a total of
15,949 lbs. of milk and GOO lbs.
of butterfat as a 4-year-old.
Leslie c. King, Clarksburg -
MIXED twice daily for 365 days,
Kingstead Vamalo Put 3231540
produced a total of 25,630 lbs.
of milk and 909 lbs. of butterfat
as an 8-year-old. MIXED twice
daily for 324 days, Kingstead
Uasa Susan 3241103 produced a
total of 1928 lbs. of milk and
COG lbs. of butterfat as a 7-year-
old. MIXED twice daily for 365
days, Kingstead Uasa White Dora
3596695 produced a total of 1885
lbs. of milk and $40 lbs. of but
terfat as a 6-year-old.
Merhle u. King, Germantown
MIXED twice daily for 322 days,
Merking Golden Belle 3759044
produced a total of 1896 lbs. of
milk and ass lbs. of butterfat as
a 3-year-old.
w. I. King, Gaithersburg -
MIXED twice daily for 365 days,
Irvington supreme Barbara
343O597 produced a total of 49,
951 lbs. of milk and 805 lbs. of
butterfat as a 5-year-old. MIXED
twice daily for 365 days, Irving
ton Korndyke Posch 3471946 pro-
duced a total of 23,419 lbs. of
milk and 826 lbs. of butterfat as
a 5-year-old.
Ralph and Grover Walker,
Gaithersburg MIXED twice daily
for 365 days, Rolling Knoll Mis-
tress Var 2958871 produced a to-
tai of 1865 lbs. of milk and 743
lbs. of butterfat as a 9-year-old.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

raine Upton, Jane Kaufman.
Polly Adams, Anita Bogley and
Alice Hostetler Also Mrs. Raj
eigh Hansl, Mrs. Harry Semmes,
ST.. Mrs. Gerald Morgan and Mrs.
Jack Smith were there as were
Dudley and Lutte Semmes, Grace
Shearer, Ceci Lankler, Barbara
Elliott, Betty Murphy, Loie Els
niger, Pat Ditzlcr and Bella Mar
tin.
I've heard that !. the William
Herrons are vacationing at Cape
Cod Pat Murphy Douglass
and daughter, Betsy, will arrive
for a months visit next week.
The William Brawners are
visiting at Cape May. Mrs.
Roy Rogers spent the past week.
end with daughter, Babby, at
Beach Haven, N. j. Babby's en-
gagement to Stan Shearer was
announced over the past week
end. . (. Sam Bogley is in Guate-
mala on special governmental
project. Pat and Bill Willard
have returned to Schenectady,
NJ Y, after a two week visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollin Atwood. Julia Stout
is recovering from a successful
operation at Suburban. The
Charles Paines are leaving Sun
day for two week Florida va
cation. Lyn Carroll and Mary
Ann Hyde arrived home last Mon
day from Johnson City, Tenn.
Dotty Knutti has a new
dog, ''Mia-Mya," a thorough.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

Ralph Sinyard of Forrestville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fraley and
Susan, Mr.. and Mrs. John ALL
mutt of Burtonsville. Miss Marcia
Connley of Ednor and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Thomas Howes.
WOOdfieId
Mrs. Il. C. Magdeburger has re-
turned from Seaside, N. j., where
she has been visiting her son
Paul and his family. She brought
a granddaughter back home with
her for a visit.
The Senior All Council met
Monday evening at the home of
Opal King.
DIR. and Mrs. Louis KrOfft of
Berlin, Germany, who are in this
country visiting their daughter
Mrs. Doris Diels whose husband
is attached to the Netherlands
Embassy expressed a wish to see
typical American dairy farm
and they spent one afternoon
this week at the farm of Mr..
and Mrs. John L. King. They
were accompanied by County
Agent Delbert Foster and Mr.. r.
j. Ginvl of the Department of
Agriculture.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. King at
tended the wedding on Saturday
of Miss Verna Hiponia to Mr. VIII
liam II. Radcliffe, Jr., which was
held at st. John the Baptist Cath
Ollie Church in Chillum with a
reception following at, the brides
home. The Kings daughter San
dra who is a cousin of the groom
was a bridesmaid.
Mr. and Mrs. William Young of
Woodfield moved Saturday to
their farm on Penn Shop Road
near Ridgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Burdette
ana family were dinner guests
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
King. The dinner was a sort of
going away party for the Bur
dettes who are leaving next week
for a trip to Europe.
Polly Ward was an overnight
guest Tuesday of Margo Miles.
Mrs. Elmer Hines entertained
at a luncheon Wednesday for a
group of her former schoolmates.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

Joe Simms of Arlington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Riggs of Kemptown
were dinner guests Thursday of
Mrs. Mollie Gladhill.
DIR. and Mrs. Joseph Papier-
meister left Sunday for a two
week vacation in Concord, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T.. Price
have returned from a motor trip
to New York State, New England
and Canada. They returned via
the st. Lawrence Waterway and
Lake George. While in Canada
they made a pilgrimage to the
Shrine of Ste. Ane de Beaupre
in the province of Quebec.
Emerson Slacum returned Sun
day after enjoying a long week.
end on the Eastern Shore. Be
sides doing a good bit of fish
ing and grabbing Mr. Slacum and
a friend from Cambridge paid
an overnight visit to Tangier Is
land.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

Damascus
Firenenl
BurnDOu1l
Dollhouse
BY Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Nv
Clearwater 3-26S2

The Damascus Volunteer Fire
Department was host company
last week at a fire drill when the
former Frank Beall property,
now owned by DR.. M. McKendree
Boyer was burned down. The
house was partially destroyed by
fire last winter. There were sew
en- participating companies. In
addition to the host company
groups participated from the Lis
bon, Gaithersburg-Wash
Grove, Silver Spring, Hyattstown,
Laytonsville and Mt. NAiry.
The companies relayed water
from the town pond and set up
water curtain to protect the
adjacent properties. The building
was almost completely leveled in
two hours. The drill was con-
Quoted under the leadership of
Kenneth Howes and Luther
Burke, chief and assistant chief
of Damascus, respectively.
There will be no regular July
meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary
to the Fire Department since it
falls on the same night as the
Mt. Airy Fire Department parade.
Several Damascans are en-
route to Cheyenne, Wyoming, to
see the big rodeo. Among them
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Deets Warfield,
ST., and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Kemp left over the week end
Also motoring out are Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Tregoning and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Watkins, b. d. Gladhill
flew out Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Burdette
entertained Sunday at fireside
supper. There were about thirty
guests.
DIR. Induk Pahk, a Korean wom-
an now living in Washington was
the guest speaker Sunday morn
ing at the Damascus Methodist
church. She also spoke to the
Sunday School. DR.. Pahk is par
ticularly interested in education
in Korea and is lecturing to raise
funds for schools in Korea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Scott and
Edward Watkins returned Mon
day from a ten day vacation in
Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Lou Kerr is visiting
a schoolmate in Oxford, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Davis, ST.,
entertained Sunday at a dinner
party in honor of Miss Donna
Esterly and 1t. Herbert Jeo who
are to be married soon. Other
guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Esterly and Lewis, Jr., and
Miss Blenda Sagin of Frederick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Davis, Jr.,
and Debbie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Gordon
Mrs. Radie Eader and Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
Potomac
Ladies Take
Turn With
Annual Fete
BY Cissie Morgan
Oliver 2.O427

The Ladies' Committee of the
Potomac Hunt entertained the
Gentlemen's Committee at a gala
roast beef dinner at the clubhouse
on July Is. In the past the gen
tlemen have usually sponsored
this annual get-together, but upon
request, the ladies took the bull
by the horns this year.
Due to vacations and business
trips out of town, some of the
merrymakers Including Pres
and Katherine King, Stu Upton,
Lyn Carroll and Happy Christ
mas were unable to attend. There
was fun galore though and music
by Devron entertained the guests
during the evening.
The guests included the Ray
Nortons, ST., George DeFran-
ceauxs, Bill Ships, Jack Kneipps,
Bill Murphys, Howard Kacys, Val
Wilson's, Godfrey kautfmanS,
John Forts, rip" Pooles, Jack
Smiths, Mike McConihes, Garvin
Tankersleys, Richmond Keechs
and AL Earnests. Also Mrs. Stuart
Upton, Bill Carroll, Sam Bogley,
Anne Christmas, Elsie Stickel and
Claude Owen.
A Swimming party at Mango
McConihe's brought together 20
of the neighborhood ladies on
July 16. Ninety-plus weather
made a perfect setting for the out
ing. Sandwiches were served
around the pool.
The ladies present were Ruth
Beale, Florence Cleveland, Lor-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

young ladies, none of whom had
been away from home before,
were mighty glad to be back
among familiar sights. They
were: Regina Moses, Joan Cart.
ner, Martha Lucas and Nancy
LeCompte.
A number of local Girl Scouts
and their mothers are attending
the three week day camp cur.
rently being conducted at Brigh.
ton Dam. We understand that
some Of the mothers are counting
on the arduous hiking to help
them shed a lot of unwanted
pounds.
Incidentally, the new neighbor.
hood chairman for this entire
area is Mrs. Andrew Gibbs, Mid.
dlebrook Road, r. F. d., German.
town. All questions concerning
scouting, membership and the like
should be referred to her. She
will certainly welcome any offers
of adult assistance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

bred pooch and so much like the
late Mariah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Read Of
Persimmon Tree Road disregard-
ed the downpour that cancelled
the polo game last Friday and
had their pre-polo dinner party
regardless. Captain and Mrs. Ed
ward O'Donnell were the honoreh
guests and others present includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nichols, Mr..
and Mrs. James Nicholson and
DR.. and Mrs. John Hazard.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
LaytOnsville- WOodfield
Schools New
Principal is
Richard Nell
BY Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Nv
Clearwater 1862

LaytOnsville Elementary School
is to have new principal this
fall and we thought you might
like to know a little about him.
The gentleman, Mr.. Richard Nell,
is native of Carlisle, Pa. His
wife halls from Oklahoma. The
Nells have two children, Richard
who is eleven and Michael, seven.
Mr.. Nell was graduated from
Shippensburg State Teachers Col
lege in Shippensburg, Pa, in
1910. After being in the service
for three years, he was assistant
manager of a j. c. Penney store
in York for a year and operated
a store in Shippensburg for about
four years.
Mr.. Nell then went back to
teaching and taught for one year
in Anne Arundel County and one
year in Carroll County before
coming to Montgomery where he
has stayed till the present and
has been employed as an ele-
mentary teacher at the Damas-
Gus Elementary School. He has
secured his Masters Degree in
administration and elementary ed
ucation from the University of
Maryland in 1851 and is working
now on his doctorate in the same
field.
Mr.. Nell is teaching this sum-
mer at Western Maryland Col
lege where he has also taught ex-
tension classes in the winter in
reading, visual aids and research
problems. The Nells make their
home in Mt. Airy. The column
welcomes Mr.. Nell to Laytons-
vile and wishes him every sue
cess in the school year to come.
LaytOnsville Junior and Senior
All girls did very well at the
achievement day and style show
last week at the Ag Center.
From the junior club the fol
lowing won blue ribbons: On
aprons-Linday Frye, Sherry Bar
Der and Mary Ward; on skirts
Barbara Payne, Vicky Cue, Kathy
Steers, Mary Ward, Carolyn Per
ry and Linda Fulks; play clothes
Joan Fry and Susan Messer;
dresses - Marilyn Griffith and
Jean Messer. Linda Frye and
Jean Parlett won reds or skirts;
Donna Geisbert a blue on cup
cakes and peanut brittle and Judy
Whip a red on cookies. Joan
Fry was champion in the style
revue with her play clothes. All
the girls received blues on the
modelling of their clothes.
Carolyn Perry, Vicky Cue, Judy
Whip, Susan and Jean Messer
are attending the first All camp
OF montgomery county TINS week.
From the Senior All the fol
lowing won blues - Ruth Ann
Payne for dress; Nancy Lech-
lider for dress; Joy Green for a
skirt; Sandra Priebe for a skirt
and blouse and for her unit on
Let's Cook Snacks. All girls won
blues on modelling their clothes.
Mrs. Allen King of Holicong,
Pa, spent last week with her
mother Mrs. Lulu Fraley and Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Allnutt. Her
hosts entertained Sunday at a
buffet dinner in her honor.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sinyard of Glendale, Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

with their sons, George, Jr., and
Scott, have returned from a
weeks stay at Craven Beach Ter.
race, N. j.
DR.. and Mrs. Luther Joe
Thompson and their sons, Joe
Mark and Kent, were visitors
early this week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Edwards.
The Thompsons were en- route to
their home in Jackson, Miss, aft
er a vacation in Canada and Yer
mont.
Mrs. w. o. Dosh, Mrs. Donald
King, and Miss Sandra Lee King
are spending this week in Ocean
City.
Get-well wishes are heartily
conveyed to- Mrs. Robert Gold
smith, who has been a patient at
the National Institutes of Health
in recent days.
Four Girl Scouts from Troop
81 returned on Monday from a
two week stay at Camp May
Flather, Harrisonburg, Va. The
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M0T0RcYcLEs
AuToMoTIVE MISC.
fRkllERs

HOUSE, TRAILER. as-ft, Best ofer
over $40 VIII be sold January
sherwood Hail lane Alexandria,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

he YEARS BUYING p. g. noMEs
At Ny, 5op r s91laar i bag1. k sEEv
RALPH D. COIN, To, s-ilssiO
A CASH IUYBR on VIII SILL
on rkRkn u. $4,000 . =
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How long Is he In fOr?'
AUT0MoBILEs FoR SALE

DE SOTO 80 VS. Fitsdos club ~.
dan: e-tone nreen fiaish; EQUIP
SOS. ess tnsSc. Win sSs dow" s.
ROYAL jiR MOTORS, INC.
400 Ca. Ave, NV ia. $1,000
DE- SOTO 80 Ilredoms 4-dr; ;
beautiful metaliic blue. This weeks
| RICHARD & DAVIS
ss So 81 t A.; III 10 DO Il bus aisss
DE- sOTO 'sa s-dcoF; one s-eyi
and one s.cyi: .. and n. pr.
LOO is;1Qa aer,si a m nasN n SsSqa
CHURCH De eoto-Piymouth. Lee
Highway 81 Hillwood ave, JE.
| DR. SOTO 'ss Piredome haFdtop;
power siserins. power brakes. power.
fiite; very clean, low mileage. one
owner. Special sale price, ~ ,2il6,
WHEELER. INC. CHRY9LEh CITY
lAR0ENT WARRINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV. En-. $1,000
DE SOTO '57s; 4 brand-neWi 4
company demonstrators. up 70 ST.
400 discount Hurry 70 set the best
choice.
RICHARD & DAVIS
ss so g t S,:l Fl 10 DO 4 hus aiss
DODGE So VS. 4-deoT; s-eyl;
Sfp5; immac.. Low miles. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 800 wis ave Wo
1.20o0.
DODGE 80 club coupe: looks and
runs like new; &9b dn.. Sie no.
ROPER MOTOR. IA. d-27oo.
DoDoE 1888 ROYAL Lancer; beaut.
black ana white. natching inter;
| Red RAM VS. engine, pOWeTdttt
l 2, and n. JANUARY CLEARANCE
81 .3e5. BANK hnAneing.
KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 osoFgiA Ave. IA, $500
DODGE $50 coFonet sedan: ogiE.
black. z and h., auto trans very
unusual. l-oWneY cnr; &Sho. low
Is IS On. WOLFE MOTORS. f733
y Moore 81. Arl. Va, 81 Rosslyn.
ia t.3,,5l
/ DODGE IS
Royal W. a-dr.. beautiful red and
vhlts. With pousriiits trsnslnission.
radio ana heater; . one-oSner ear
1926
POHANKA OIDS
USED CAR CENTER OPEN TIL 9
Ptney Branch Rd. q uni.. Bive z
SILVER eprine ~ b-st5a
DODGE .ss Royal Lancer VS. hard
leHcenIionaiiy clean. low MILEAGE
WHEHLER. INC, cHRYsLER CITY
if'AR0Eef WARRINGTON DEAIRR
$500 WiscoNsfN NV. IN, s-loso
DODGE 30 station vason; fuIly
equip.. Bower steerings w.-W. tiEeh;
/ $3.50. co. h-bd5i.
KDSRl IS s-dg. hArdtop. fun,
equipped. power steering orakel
I 200 nilss. original cost ttsAse
HERsoN's. sth and o NV.
d.. e-47O0
CASH. TERMS OR TRADE
50 Other cara 70 Choose Prom
Our ONLY LOCATION
Our 34th Year Of Service
FORD IS Ranch wagon. heater
and Poreomatie: ti.ea6.
/ TAKOMA FORD
s7ss Piney Dr., 3D.. O. .. ~. $1,000
FORD '5i eiub coupe; mschani-
I eally nood eond.. needl body repair
$500 cash. IA. A-Ooha.
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AufoMoBILEs ron SALE

FORD 20 EaiFIans Tudor hsrd.oY;
Wv. tires, TT paint: sI,aaS -
GUY sTEuART MoToRe
'V II he b&o SiadsSst -''o'
FORD 1886 FaiTiane club sedan .
Third. 1O2-h,p. engine. 4-bafrel
earb,. dual exhaust, Ike new. JAN.
VAIlY cLEAIsXNcEi 81 500. BANK
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 GEORGIA Ave ia. a-4eO0
FORD b6 Country Sedan p-pass.
station WAGON: VS. enRine. Ford.
omatic, radio and heater; our
special LOVING. CHEVROLET.
i3ag NV. hwy. 3. g., Nd. Ju.
PoRD ,bs va 2-dr.; I. and h., au.
tomato ,tEansm.; . perfect End car
LEE b. BUTLER. INC.
J III 2Ist 81 NV. m 7-2470
FORD 80 Va Fairiane club sedan,
low as y us s down 'r banf ush ;sDS
MCNEIL PONTIAC
rs III ,h wli H. 1sf' d oi s.t assSDC
FORD 1903; priced ~ Tor aulck
sale. r., and b., Fordomatie; gOoc
e0nd, About 5000. Mr.. CoFPEY
I'm. 1904.
FORD 1913 VS. customline Fordor;
Z, and a., p.s.; . real steal: S20b
VILLAGE MOTORS
18th and r, ]. Ave. NE. AID. 4.0444
FORD So Fairlane sedan: tan and
cream. 0verdrive. heater and othel
extras: iO.O0O-mile or i-year guar
antee available. Priced for fasi
sale. siisS -.
lib0 2Oth 81 NV. DI. 1850
so o'.5 ". ~ KS X !, eea. ight sIssI
price. ssSb. Can finance With ssli
down o. bank rates.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC,
400 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. a-g90i
HoRD 81 custom Tudor sedan;
v-s. auto. trAnsm.. radio: b and d.
so46o 9 w sxT AZ. M9ToEsa asa,
Al the B&o ViaSSct V0''
FORD .S4 Tudor: cd. q and b.. 2,
Tone. looks new. Sob. oV g.
FORD 81 VS.; sNsndi0 cond. s3as
Terms, SO On. ROPER MOTOR
FORD 81 YES Fordomatic Fair.
Loaded with extras. See Mr.. Wofi,
StOhlman Chevrolet
$500 M ST. NV.
AID .-f4i2 AID. 2-4sfs
FORD SIS customline VS.; Pordo-
matte Dr.. power steering. 20, 600
MI, like new. Orig. owner, Gaefi-
ROPER MOTOR. f Il. e-s7ooA. .o'.
FORD '53 VS. Country SQUIRE 4-dr
J-pass station wagon: beaut aoua
green and white. with ai-ieaiher
Interior; fully equip. PoFdomatic.
etc sale price $79s. Can finance
with SIfA down OF bank rates.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga Ave. NV, ia. a-.a0a
FORD 1853 convert; Pordoms tic.
Z. and D.. wv. tires: clean RA.
6.3l53.
FORD SO Fairiane Fordor; beau
tiful e-tone hnish. like new, 2.
and h., Fordomatie. S1.4g5. . 10
70 choose from.
TAKOMA FORD
s725 Piney Br. Rd-. 6. s. ~ $1,000
FORD 1855 Custom Tudor. fully
equipped, Immaculate condition
S0aS.
LOGAN. UPTOWN (FoRDi
$50 18th St. NV TU. 3-4lOO
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HERE IT IS!
REAL ESTATE LOANS


tOANs PuRCHASED BARTow
REALTY CO Realtors. 1881 q
81 nv NE e-24a5
MONTY. END TRusT-we vii buy
2nd trust notes. D c nearby Nd
or Va reasonable rates Ma.
TIoNAL MORTGAGE a INVEST
MENT CORP 1919 n Y ave
- Ma e-5e3a
ind TRUsTs-Ahsolutely top spot
cash prices paid: Nd, Va. 2. G
Call day or night. 10. 4-n5o5
81
PLENTY FUNDS AVAIL. LIST Of
md mortRaEe. IA. 2-23O3 OF
ia 1-Js00.
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
N x STONE OIL :-SfIl
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. 81 and SO acton panels:
good eond.; $3.50 ca. or best oiisr
STANDARD CIGAR a TOBACCO
CO. 4 BYE 81. ne. ST a.l4t4.
FORD 81 panel P-lOO; like new;
low mi. heater and turn aies.;
1875 CIR. 3-O35s.
F0RD 1855 F-IOO h-ton PICKUP.
II and h 5000 miles. $1,000
OR. 3-f3S6
FORD '5t pickup: very clean. one
owner. sl95 ea, . TO choose from
Also 4-Wheel drive Jeep. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS. ~ s-sb25.
PICKUP SALE
Pord 30 h-ton pickup. VS. en-
zine: Ike new. ready 10 work;
SHDb. Can finance with SIS cash
International 80 is-ton pickup;
custom cab: r. and h.: same a.
new: s0g5. Can finance with sos
cash
KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 Ga. Ave. IA. 9-4sOO
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McNETL Pontiac

CHEW "a ae laxe 4.doof sedan,
fully equipped, one.eNnff car
500, low aa 500 down, bank d
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GARAGES

FoR nENT--3 brick bldss.. IsxiO:
ga $3.50 per mo- BOSS a
Phelps. INC. MA, s-9300.
Isas WYOMING AVE-. N.w.--pou-
bic lot. gaRase; SIS mo- NO.
10000.
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CHEVROLET "a

Bel Air 2-dF. Town Sedan. tur-
quois. nd white fihish. poweralide,
/ heater and new seat covers a buyl
BIG Trades 80, Easy Terms
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AuToMoBILEs ron SALE

s D5rss' ss sa tex Eoy IgT ntihfYl
eLkE 1901 r. ]. ave- ne. WA.
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AUToM0BILEs FoR SALE

FORD late 80 Country Squire. y
PASSENGER. blue. w. wipcrs, power
steering F0rdomatic; 5000 tires,
excel eond.. $3.50. Ewes. AID.
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POHANKA OLDs

EOIlnANhh 0AASD
USED CAR CENTER OPEN It'll .
plney Branch Rd. n Univ. Blvd, y
Silver Spring JU. b-1sbb
CHEVROLET $50 a-dr. Bel Air.
powerelidr. r. and h., beautiful -
tone turquoise and white. Priced
10 sell for only Sl.0g5.
Alder Oldsmobile, Inc.
1880 i4th 50. NV. Du, 7-Bi4f
cHEvRoLET 'b4 4.dr, station
wagon; ali green finish Sale price.
S605 and finance with sos dnn or
ROYAL sC) AL MOTORS, INC.
4iOO Ga. Ave. NV. IA. R-2nO4
CHEVROLET '63 station wagon
excel, sond, Fully EQUIP. 500
CHEVROLET 'bs Delray 8-cyl. Call
no. 2-b67p, any time after n.
CHEVROLET 1868 Bel Air VS.
sport hardtop c0upe; fully eauipped
and perfect IN every way. JANU-
AIRY cLEARANcEi sl'b9b; BANK
KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 ueorgia Ave. ia. a-4s0O
CHEvROLET as 2-dr good con.
dillon; 500. CH. $1,000.
CHEVROLET ibb v-s station wag-
on: equipped, mechanically sound,
interior and exterior excellent
priced for fast sale, $500.
LOGAN Hordl
1850 goth 81. NV. ID. 7.bSO0
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BRADLEY BLvD. AREA--Sl 500
under market value, ts-aere wood
"a lot, only $4,000, Call oil. 4.
$500 between . and 8, I'VE have
SthsE s,, lQ,s v Ayaila y, IN, MARGARET
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Bel Air l-dF sedan: s-tone blue
and white nnish, poWerellde. radio.
heater and whitehall tires.
His Trades Easy Terms
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1900 M STNW

FoRD 80 VS. Fordomatie pair
Loaded with extras, see Mr.. Wofi.
StOhlTnan Chevrolet
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Ford '3g Fairlane Tudor hardtop;
auto tghnsIn Wa. radio, h. and 4. !,
~ Guy sfEbAaT MOTORS
'"'V AZ ne bsso SiadsUet oso'
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CHEVRQLET "

cHRyROLET 'se taxi clean. never
ss esrs saain, $3.50 or bssi
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ACcOKEIK. Mn.--Rnioy healthy
year-Found Twins, near water
trent on private o-Acre eAtate.
Available at lowest price in area,
Build as you please among slant
tres. CAL "a. s-AhaH aNeninas.
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.Aaf HfIfRSS1Ts'
L0TS. AcREA6t toi sAlE

Annandale. Va, Brokers CT. $1,000
Closed sundays
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LANliE N-HOIM HOUHE
IN CHANTtLLY AREA on a knoll
amidst pretty shade treeS--This
SUBSTANTIAL house has . nice view
h ss sfhR SSi'a ana n sSsaasass
Gus paved road trontaee Small
harm for livestock. Price SiB.030
with ST.keO down. Cali