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DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED

LAdy,s IA e., emerald cut.
radiant me color center
diamond set In modern
haguette-ttyie mtn, Prom
our loan DEBT Only afAl
Lady'a a c.. hlne-White, nnett
American cut, lax Vi
Mans = etg choice blue
white SPARKLING diamond,
Set In heavy INK vs.. mtg.
Unreqeemed pledae, siel
Mans Masonic ring, set with
diamond weighing approx.
Ct, exceptionally heavy
E,,s' oS SEa Is wonderful buy ,ss,
Lady'a diamond watch and
matchlng strnight row brace
let Magnincent platinum
case IA studded with 10
blue-white, full-cut diamonds
ana matching bracelet "a set
with ~ beautiful diamonds,
Fully guaranteed. A real
Lady's / y cts. fiavless. spark
ling diamond. set IN plain
K Wa. mts. unredeemed =,
Lady.s I .Os cts. a very desir.
able choice, hawleas dia-
mond. me American cut.
So n lax ysg, plain mtg.
Worth twice the price. Only
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ANTIouHs-Less seat vlFsinil
sofa, chairs; heat onsf' OF
ANrIouEs-rHE LAMP. $50 wssl
broad g.. Pals Church. Have sol.
nv property and will close ahoI
early tall Am takina bids on iul'
nltufe nov Expect 20 do mall
order business, lamps and anal
llrmf from " RIDGE I'd. 6lgrp,
Hollow later watch ior AZ 4
Antique maaaHines. L n. 6fANo
ANTIQUE - BOOMING mOUal
NTuff-9.pc. hedfm. act 500 y
touches, sofas, etc. 81 upi maple
iron beds. tpet.. ~ chest o.
drawers. $40 chairs, ~ up
am, 1871 Independence ave. ~.
ANTIQUES - fnlaid Jade coHei
table. o-panel rare Chinese screen
many iadet, worries, cornell iant
etci lGe rejection Of small tenn
Also one vlctoIian sofa; make o.
fer HAia wildwood rd.. ksnwcos
park.
ANTloUEs-Early and unusual
oENkllAL ANTIQUE SHOP. iId.
luiuWuta 70 Nv
ANTIQUES - Marble TOP tables
ehetts, wash stands, pre- sed glass
lamps. etc. ca ANYTIME. Mon
throush Sat. WA. 7-i2st.
ANrfouES-chlna. glass. sword
andirona. table. VASES 500 CliitoI
a 3. Bldg Apt sos, reass aflei
~ 20 = Pm,
ANTIQUE DnY SINK. handsoml
mclloW pine. collectors item. Excel
como $50. OF. n-s93n
ANTIQUE LOUIS XVI wins chail
trade, T ps,. I'M s-ss9s' ~
ANTIQUE cherry bookcase, marblI
top dresser, cradle, Weber rose
wood piano. outdoor urn, ney
porcelain commode, tank and WASH
clock radio. VI 1870.
ANTIoUEs-Today visit one o.
virEinia's most beaut. shop, reas
prices. Open 3 'til .. UNIQUE
an SE si 400 n ol'0' 3D.
ANTIQUES y sofa. mid-victorian
lovely rose red, carved nah,
round coffee table. nah too
leather top; Nielsen amp;
coffee cups. onion pattern; bche'
milan and other glass pieces, pail
crystal lamps. All excel. cond
AD. 4-s0af.
ANTIQUE Bavarian wall clock
porcelain face, walnut finish, larfi
Hrass pendulum. Box sos, star
ANTIQuEs-china. GLASS, swords
andiTons tables. vases. 1900 elf
ton ~ So. Bldg, ADt, 30Si reas
After II
ANTIQUE gas street lamp. tAney
iron pole; can be electrified. EV
A-N4r6
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SITUATIONS WOMEN
COMPANION nookKEEPER

COMPANION BooKKEEPER iol
or out. Phone DE-. s.7s7e. Nv. "
ExRC. sECY.-Tep skis and refs
IN. s-esss, nIss cufran.
fBM KEY PUNCH OPERATOR
iisdl. recent tFsinee. Boz 7s-s
Las. rEcHNICIAN. supsr, in hsms.
time. Box SOS, star :" . ~
NURSE. prae.. with 20 yr.s expert.
ence' Would IKE 10 OF ~ hrs
nursine. Call RA. 3-03i7. -
PRACTICAL NURSE. eolored. pleas,
experience. References from d. e
refined people. Patients OF anJ
type illness. II. 7-534b.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white, viii
kindest dispositian; experienced
best references. 10. 7-bb7e.
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE
wishes work, call RIA. 3-356s, ref
erences and experience.
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced
wishes Job taknF care Of elderls
nerson, night CT re-. NJ, 1-iA1h
PRACTICAL NURSE. will do Inv
and nursing. DE. e-Ti46
gTENO. -sECY., ayail for hmp. all
day work; lesel, sen. Ref. 10
k-h1.b
ACTIVE, healthy elderly lady, vii
substitute for secretary durini
August. Box 12-s, Star.
EXPERIENCED waitress. neat, fast
johnson 2-l465.
ONE GIRL OFFICE only, age 3e
, yrs. bus exper., all once prac.
tlces except shorthand, sal. SSs
week. RE. 1909.
GIRL RRIDAYi intelligent. taetful
varied experience. Box T4-s, star
81
YOUNG WOMAN. 80, desires posi-,
ton ss assistant to comptroller
Now attending Benz. Franklin
Univ, studying for B.C.s. Previ'
gus experience includes book.
keeping, once management anc
seeretarlal work Salary desired
S5,bOO-S6'0O0. Box 66-S. star
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THE FRENCH POODLE

1928 CONN. AVE. f2nd FLOOR
Park Free Corner Conn, and r
Hours Daily IL AM. To $50 PM
CO. 5-2931
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sIruArloKs-MIn


MAN, colored, neat reliable, de-.
aires bus boy, porter or bellmAn,
ernsr, IT f.isaf.
C0LORkD MAN desires ianitoF
WORK and quarters, or paft-time
wofk, 81 a-tnfe,
C0L0nED. 70. desires driver o.
work Of any kind, reference and
exper.. reliable IA. d.ansu.
NAN, colQfed. wants job a. truek
driver Or checker, expef' W
YOUNG MARRIED toLoRKD MAN,
nlght or day work, houseman,
porter. diahwnahff. painter. hnper
refs, ADJ 2-H0fi,
MAINTENANCE MAN. eolorsd, has
tools and car. Ref. II. a-hnsd
YOUNG ooLoRED MAN desires
lob a. truck driver or chauiieur
Good reft. Phone Lu t-dieb
nnFINED c0L0nKn MAN desirei
eeneral Kitchen Wofk OF all kindt
or porter ana presaef, hu 3.f5fa
C0LOnED MAN. exDer. wants lob
worklng IN stores or apartments.
CITY refs, no. 2-206O.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ALEXANDRIA BUSINESS SERVICE
peFsonallKed answering service
Typing, secretarial services desk
space rental Notary Public, los
8 Patricl. Alex, XII. S-2s77s
WILL PROMOTE your orEaniza-
tion or sales. free. until you're
sStisfed BOX 1851 star
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
DRIVING LESSONS lessons, sos
New dual-controlled cars. Fret
pickup service. WO. $1,000
Lab. Tech.

Courses begin August is. For cata-
logue on medical laboratory tech
nician, call WASH. SCH. PHYS
AIDES. Ills 22nd Of. NV, ~
7-51l2.
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APPAREL
APPAREL
HAVE YOU SHOPPED
THE FRENCH POODLE
YET?

II Is washington most
unique dress shop. You'll
find clothes gathered from
outstanding social leaders,,
radio and TV actresses, and
wives Of High Embassy Per-
sonnet. These garments have
been worn lust a few times,
and must be disposed Of.
Invariably they md their
way to the FRENCH
POODLE where they are
yours for a fraction Of their
former cost. The LABELS rep
resent the greatest names In
the world Of fashion.
Also in the new clothing
department you will witness
a collection Of daytime. eve
ming clothes. coats. suits
and sport wear, from the
finest manufacturers and
these too are considerably
marked down in price 10
maintain their discount
policy"
II. after you reelection
you find the garment Of your
choice lower in price else
where. thev will gladly ie-
fund your money.
REMEMBER. TOO. II costs
you no more to open a
charge account feature
without parallel in retailing.
whereby you can buy clothes
discount prices. and still
charge them without paving
one extra penny for this
service.
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Construction
Sheds (2)
FOR SALE
Can be Transported to Job
CALL
ABC DEMOLITION
OF. 4-8755

CONVEYORs for dirt. cinder block
gas. cleo. 500 day. JU. b-5O40
RENTAL TOOLS a. EQUIP. CO.
COOKWARE. Guardian Service;
sell part or comnlete. AP. 1871.
COUCH AND CHAIR. foam rubber
dition, reas. price. JE. $1,000
CREDENZA, 6s in. in good cond =;
wash. machine. ABC wringer type,
good cond.: also misc. pieces OF
furn.: reasonable. 640s N. Cap
itol ST.
DAIRY CASES, frozen food cases,
scales, grinders, meat saw; cheap
tn. 2-2636.
draperies. Reas. no. 2-929S.
DAVENPORT. beautiful design,
opens to double Simmons bed.
Cost, $685.; will sell for $50
cash. Phone EN-. 3-3233.
DEEP FREEZE. Coidspot, 19ts-eu
IT.. chest type; good condition
500. JE 2-1350.
DEEP FREEZE, WESTINGHOUSE
small: fine condition. Reasonable
RA. 3-6910.
DESK, executive-type; glass top. s
drawers; with chair; $50. HA
2-9221.
DESKS, lge. selec.; new. used. Many
bargains. Also filing cabinets, etc
CIRCLE. 616 9th St NV.
DIAMONDS - $40 to $1,000:
mony-back guarantee. NATIONAL
PAWNBROKERS, 1905 Lee HWY
Rosslyn. Va, foot Kew Bridge
ia. 2-l777.
DIAM IND s-Attention, jewelry
/ stores and diamond dealers A
| memo. ser. on all sizes diamonds
from small melee to large stones
also large selection mems anc
| ladies' mountings Mr. WaSser'
man, SECURITY JEWELLERS, RE
| 7-7S01, ll2 ID So. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
BRICK
HARD, RED USED
RUSTIC FEATURES
Houses, Patios, Walks
ARROW WRECKING
Elk. 3-97l7 SIP. $4,000
Open Sat. and Sun.

~IfNaa @@ANs AAAANA 2NAAAs
cAnLK. ELECTRIC. heavv rueee,
eoafed, aesnrisc lenei6. oos -,
fesi blsirlet s.eiSa 49, Wv ~
cAnlH. steel y in A. n, oths,
alref' Noe discount Nj diCn'
MIR, .sig nj M nv
cas- rsu Awnw A.. g.. a. -.
eipttf,t w w ns us,, oA'sAnh
estrtn aross ..,,,,,
snd serere elns., 1917 1917
81 ilemjneion and e,,rstysns
nrlntlna tsne ., aiesr.og .,eS wv
ol Rotary tyres ii Monroe.
Marchanti 4 Friden, also rlec
hliroufhs and Comptometert
~" =, Pa li"" rem ave nv
CAMHhA = Volghtlander, 1isxf Y
ss1s Srh ana Case SO ~
-
V saasl,l Argu. 81 IN excellent
nv. w. vs. y ~
CAMERAS. large COPY and litho
Paco washer. Pase dryer Xxx
sxln enlareer, stainless sinks; .
pnoto COPY machines; ME. s-l.2i
CAMERA : LEVY DARK ROO NJ
lINl1 with Ooer1 color lens
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ANTIQUES
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china china. ESss tsEnis Turn cts ST 18TH
sa4o GEORGIA kEE. NV.
AND oLNEY' Nd. fos. Ave Ext J
wa. 4-4797 TU. 2-2727 WA. 4-l024
ANTIoUEs-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
Lprge constantly moving stock. ou
oeorFia ave. ext. (Rte. 07i Q miles
right on Rte. 500. Walker 3-l23l
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ALUMINIUM
AWNING
WINDOWS

We are now Offering the
most modern awning win
dow with a life OF the build
ing guarantee. These win
dcvs are strictly precision
built with fun automatic ao-
justment never before offered
on this market. Can be had
in all standard stock siZes or
can be made 10 order. Let
us show you the many mod
ern features incorporated in
these windows and quote
you prices on Same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
REPAIRS a SERVICE


TILE CKnAMIC-Klichsns and bah
rooms tiled and repaired. CAL ID
1-a1H1 day o. etcninHa,
TREES REMOVED - Toppings,
trimming. yard work. free estl-
mates, ~. A-hiel,
Al ROOF nEPAfR. paintlng gut;
types. Ffee sst' III. l-.lhhO.
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CASH REGISTERS
USED--s25 UP
STANLEY HAYMAN 81 CO.
2Ols 18th St NV.

2Ola 18th St NV.
CHAIN SAW. SO in. gas; cost.
S269.5O, viii sell Si7O: is-ineh
porter cable, elec.. cost STAG, will
sell SIS. OIL. 6-2413.
CHAIR, chippendale. upholstered,
carved legs and arms: excel. cond
Reasonable. OIL. 2-0143.
CHAIR, Ice. club with ottoman. down
cushions. excel. cond.. prac new
slip cover; $50. DE. 2-l336.
CHANDELIER, beaut.. imported. az
tt. in diameter; finest crystal in
the world. OIL. 6-7203 after 10 q m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bargain,
in rebuilt and guaranteed maehs
CIRCLE, 616 9th st. NV.
CHECKWRITER Late model
small, compact, efficient. $3.50
RIM. 4l4. 1924 K st. NV.
CHIFF0R0BE, childs, new cond
RIA. 6-3607.
CIGARETTE MACHINES = Candy
machiney, peanut. gum and stamp
machines. New and used. Cal
week days. AID. 4-6699.
CLARINET, wood; SIS or best ofier
10. 7-S715.
CLOCK. grandfather for estate
embassy or large house. mahog.
tall Perfect cond.: chimes
every quarter hour. won grand
prize Panama Pacific Exposition
1915. Cost $500: will sell $500
VIII. $4,000, 10 4-70O2; no dlrs
CLOTHING - Mems used suits
sports coats; like new: S9.95 up
AL GERMANS, l22 9TH st. NV
CLOTHING - Mems used suits
sports coats; like new: S9.95 up
AL BERMAN's, 1922 9TH st. NV
COINS COINS COINS
Indians. Lincolns. Liberties BuffaIos
Mercuries and foreign. Up to SOC.
discount on foreign. Modern Worlt
/ Coins Catalogue for $3.50 b!
bringing this ad to BEDFORD
RIGGS at DON'S GUN SHOP, 24(
W. Broad st., Falls Church.
COLOR PRINTS. 16x2O. hv ouain.
lance; 16-mm. movies Of Viz
Seipke. Ed Fury and other weight
filters; 8. a. H. masazines. DE
1-GOoG
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IHsrRUeTIoM eoURsEs


HoME TuToluN0. ais. seom.,
Lais ", kug., 30, Qefs AZ IN
feeds elem IN. sh. sub IN
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WE STERILIZEl

WE STERILIZEl
WE REMOVE oDoRsi
WE DIeINFECTi
WE "DE-BUO" I'LL
YOUR MATTRESS, PILLOWS,
STUDIOS BY newest approved
health method. Phone us for an
ACE sTERILIZERs
Bii.sl3 New Jersey Ave. NV
II. $1,000 Ii. 1850
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WOMAN, eolored,. desires g,h.w.
work; refs. NE. S-s6l3.
WOMAN, colored, exper. with refs
wishes days wk.; AL laundres;
and cleaner. Mon, Tues, Thurs.
Fri; 81 and carfare. CO. b-66Sl
WOMAN, eolored, wants weeks
work. child care, Inv. refs
HARRIET, Ii. 1890.
WOMAN. colored. desires e.h.w
and child care: 5 days wk excel
recent. local refs. RA 3-4672.
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE my good
s@liable colored maid. live out
N. 6-69O7.
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APPLIANCE CLOSE-OUT
AT COST

Floor samples Of current models In
perfect condition, including nor
NAL installation and i-year guar
nnfan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

CoLoRED WOMAN wants full time
or days work; refs; expet. Ju
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

COLORED WOMAN wants DAYS
work o. 9 days per week; refer
enees TIL O-l~Qh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

with conversion gas
burner, all controls, SIS, Fat
rim dbl. sink with disposal. SIS,
ANTIQUE churn, $40. ANTIQUE drop
leaf table, $35. Boston rocker,
So. Knee hole desk. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
ARC DEMOLITION

1881 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY.
q mi. 80. Of 9Th 81 Bridss on RI. II
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GIRL, coiored, desires Inv. and
child care, 5 or 8 DAYS a week
DE, 2-7491.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

WOMEN, coiored, on hand WAITING
for work by hour, day or week
AGENCY. HO o-QAo1
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CARPENTRY-Patios. all decorat-
ing, and remodeling. Brick and
cement work. rec. rm., painting;
1920: VIII. R-Rl24 any time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

GIRL, colored, wants days work
refs. SHIRLEY, Ii. 1890.
GIRL, colored. desires g.h.w. OF
child care: experienced and very
fond of children AID A-hnS2 :
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FURNITURE-LivinE room suite
bedrm. suite q pcs.l, dinette, as.
sorted pcs. Phone IA. S-770s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

COLORED WOMAN. exper. wishes
sick. also relief nurs. Ii. 3-0O01
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7CAkPENTkY-Rec. nm, rms. added /:
kits. baths, plumbing. Mr.. COOK.
LA. 6-72SS; ewes. UN. 4-4074
CARPENTRY, general jobbing. home
improvements remodelinR, store
fronts, fixtures, brickwork, plas-
tering. cement work. fireproofing
EDDIE HOWELL, JU. n-4O6I.
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GIRL colored, wants baby sitting
Job or days work, days 3 week.
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FURNITURE-MovinE. Must sell
Mahog bedrm. set complete, 500
high boy. SIS; secretary. S35; din
nm. table and 8 chairs, $50: enc
tables, SO ca: chairs, So co. RA
6-S4s9.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new IN
May. 2 oedrm. suites: 5-pe. Day
strom dinette set, 3-pc. Kroehlei
Bolta-f1ex living rm. suite. tur-
uuoise and white. tables anc
lamps. OIL. 2-006s.
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FURNIisSHTNGs, an clean. exc

FURNITURE. s-piece maple bed
rm. set, peri. eond, Walnut
marble-top coffee table. Junior
table lamp. en-. 2-5s1S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
MIscELLANEoUs FoR SALE

ABACusEs, apple pickers, cherry
seedcrS. cider presses, charreo
KEGS. stone crooks, wash boilers,
corn shelter hanging porch
swings brass eagles, trivets, clam
steamers. apple peelefs, Franklin
stoves. Dutch ovens sugar ket-
ties, shoe last. jerks, Washing
toms Oldest Hardware and Stove
store, since ! S66. 723 9TH e.
nv Ma. s-0s4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

CARPENTRY. painting. porches.
recreation rooms. doTmers. small
repairs. Reliable. NO. 7-1s53.
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FnE EKTNopisaEs' "a s.lloHI
INST nv ~. a-o3tk
FIsnEnMENi Must saefihcs t95
ALA FieN Mpinrnd. SO 30 OfVia,
100 spln reel, : spoolh With lines,
Ss.l sasI. osi WI. s.aiad.
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o .ss1 e9 p b @ta i ssEsIpi w TF
S.6iiS. ssia N ~. nv; parkins
FoRMIcA TABLE ToPs. a price
1880 wilson blvd, "a, 4.ieai
FEEszEH1TAgse.ss, Is ft. uDFish'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Canine Complaints Keep
City Clerk in a Tissy

At public hearing of the
Mayor and Council in September,
1856, on possible dog ordinances,
only one spokesman opposed a
general confinement law.
The Citizens for Good Govern
ment platform on which the citys
only slate of Mayor and Council
candidates are running includes
plank requiring "a poll during
the next term of office by the
Mayor and Council in the ques-
ton of whether or not an ordi-
nance should be adopted requir-
ing that dogs be effectively re.
strained from running at large"
One member of the slate, in
cumbent Councilman Frank Eek
err has consistently fought for
confinement ordinance. Council
man Alexander Greene, now run
ming for Mayor, feels that the
new ordinance should be given a
chance before any poll is taken.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Real Estate
Advertising
Hints Listed

A gold mine" of newspaper
advertising ideas to help realtors
give better service is contained
in a new bulletin just issued by
the National Institute of Real
Estate Brokers.
The many top classified adver-
Using suggestions should help
realtors and statesmen learn more
and serve better, according to
President Adolph c. Rohland of
the Montgomery County Board
of Realtors who represents the
institute on the local board. He
notes that the quality of a
brokers' advertising can spell
the difference between success
and failure since it is an integral
part of the business.
The bulletin, "Real Estate Ad.
vertising," was prepared under
the sponsorship of Realtor Sam
E. Brown, Albuquerque, New
Mexico, a member of the NIREB
board of governors. The insti
+ tute is an affiliate of the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards,
Advertising, as one of the
major items of overhead for the
broker and a principal source of
business for his statesmen, is i'm
portant in rendering good serv.
ice and operating an efficient
real estate office" Mr.. Brown
says in introducing the subject.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
On Benefit Tour
Hunt Country
Homes to Be
Thrown Open

Handsome contemporary de-
signs and charming remodeled
farm houses - all located in the
rolling Potomac Hunt Country -
will be on parade in the third
annual Potomac Country House
Tour on April 81 and %.
The Page Hufty home on River
Road, about six miles from the
District line, will be the starting
point for the majority of visi-
tors. This glass and fieldstone
mansion is the ultimate in mod
ern country living. OF distinct
design it boasts a bedroom wing
with all outside doors opening
on to a large swimming pool
area, view of magnificent
woods and furnishings through
out the home of infringing inter-
est. A luncheon of sandwiches,
salads and sweets will be served
here from the perfectly equipped
kitchen.
Luncheon may be enjoyed also
at the Bogley home Hobby Hilr'
on Glen Road where a 'rHunt
breakfast" will be featured.
AIMS Country Kitchen will
have a display of homemade
jams, jellies, pickles, and aprons
at "Forest Glen" the Ferguson
home on Persimmon Tree Road
with its own display of one hum
dred varieties of holly and in
teresting animals.
At DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Gre
gers home on Glen Road there
will be flowers and potted plants
for sale and with Mrs. Greger's.
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Rockville

Rockville's problem pups,
misbehaving dogs that every day
break the city's dog laws. pose
problem that usually stumps
City Hall.
This is in spite of a $3600-a
year, full-time dogcatcher and a
new ordinance passed in Janu
airy that allows him to pick UP
dogs in packs of two or more
and female dogs in heat that
aren't confined in addition to
unlicensed dogs which were
covered in the previous ordi.
nance.
These three violations bring in
at least two or three complaints
to City Hall a day.
But then there are problem
pups who are licensed, aren't
females in heat, and who all by
themselves disturb the peace by
barking, bowling. biting, chasing
cars, knocking down small chill
dren and even grown ups on BIZ
cycles, half killing smaller ami.
mails, destroying plants and
shrubs and messing up front
lawns and porches. There was
even one unknown" that adopt
ed a house and kept the owner
from his own doorstep by
threatening growls.
The City Clerks office spends
long hours listening to com.
plants against dogs ranging
from vicious attacks to the
smell of the doghouse next
door.
Besides lending a sympathetic
ear, the City Clerk can only ad-
wise the complainants to swear
out a warrant or send in a writ
ten complaint asking for a hear.
ing to get the dogs license re-
voked.
Many times the dogs owners
are unknown. There have also
been cases where the dog was
unlicensed and the. owners had
to be forced to get a license be-
fore a hearing on its revocation
could be held.
But the big trouble with the
present system is that Rockville
Is full of neighborIy people who
value peaceful relations above
any suffering caused by mis-.
behaving pups.
These people don't want to file
a written complaint against their
neighbors. AS for swearing out
a warrant, the City Clerks office
remembers only one case that
got as far as the courts. In the
past four years, only Is com
plants have been given hearings
by the Mayor and Council.
Many people feel the only solu
tion is a general ''Ieash law" that
would keep all dogs confined OF
under the control of their own
ers at all times.
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magic surrounding them, every
thing is certain to grow.
Five other houses on the tour
are equally interesting the
General Harry Semmes' Great
Elm Farm" remodeled stable
with its Civil War Cabin in use
- "Possum Pome" the early
American home of the r. D.
Reads - "Ardnave Farm" of the
Ernest Smiths with spectacular
river view and baby lamb - that
Meeting House Farm" of the
Godfrey Kauffmanns with its
honey kitchen and its interest
ing stables - and MA Shan" a
modern, with far-east flavor
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. David
Semmes of Glen Road.
Advance tickets are $1.50 and
may be purchased at Bogley Real
Estate in Rockville and Bethesda,
the AAA in Washington, Airing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
oklahoma At Md. U.

"Oklahoma," famed Broadway
hit, will be staged April Is
through May 3 by the Maryland
University Theater. Curtains rise
at $50 PM. in the Central Audi
forum.
A cast of so will act. Tickets,
at $3.50 each, may be obtained by
telephoning WArfield 1880, ex-
tension $50, or by sending a
stamped, self-addressed envelope
with an order and remittance to
Mary Anne Stenninger. Speech
Department, University of Mary
land.
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ton and Silver Spring, at Water
Gate Inn, Normandy Farm, all
the stores in Potomac Village or
by calling OIL. 6-6453. Children
under IL years are free. Tickets
on days of the tour may be
bought at the various houses for
So. The pretty enough to
frame" map of the tour which
accompanies each ticket is the
artistic product of Mrs. Newbold
Moves of River Road, Rockville