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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-26
School Heads Son
Wins Straight BIS

Tim Whittier, IA, son of
School Superintendent and
Mrs. T.. Taylor Whittier,
challxed up a record of get.
ting all "B" grades in his
ninth grade subjects at Gath
ersburg High School during
the past year.
Studying is only one of
Tins well rounded interests.
An Eagle Scout, .he is also a
Junior Patrol Leader in the
Boy Scouts, plays the double
base tuba in the school band
and has just been elected
Junior Deacon i'm the Rock
vile Christian Church.
The Whittiers have three
other children In MOntg0m-
cry public schools: Chip, Is;
Cece, IL, and Penny Lee, 5.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-26
Straight AS
Won by 5 at
Caithersburg

Five Gaithersburg Senior High
girls made a straight A average
in the past semester for place
on the schools Honor Role.
They were. Jerlean Catron and
Jean Osterwise, 18th grade; Sue
Farmer, 18th grade; and Donna
Crown and Dorothy Moseley, 10th
grade.
On the Senior High Merit Role,
or those with a B average were:
Betsy Adams, Lorraine Davis,
Linda Edwards, Donna Jarvis,
Margaret Lee, John McGraw and
Donald Rogers, 18th grade; Sue
Collins, Bruce Deppa, Barbara
Duvall, Sandra Goldsmith, Nina
Graybill, Pat Lambert, Margaret
Leaman, Anna Leimanis, Jean
nette Mumford, John Rogers,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-26
Sandy Spring
Parties Note
of
Molly Miller
BY Margaret F. AdelfiO
Walker 4.3S03

Many parties preceded the
wedding yesterday afternoon of
Miss Molly Miller, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Miller.
to Mr. Walter Pintner. The
bride-to-be was honored at a
household shower given by Mrs:
Alan F. Thomas and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Trott, and a
small group of her friends was
invited by Mrs. Frederic L.
Thomas to a handkerchief show
er and tea at Tanglewood last
week Mrs. Thomas A. Ladson
was hostess at a luncheon for
Miss Miller on Monday.
The wedding party, the brides
and groom's families, and their
out-of-town guests attended a din
ner party at Olney Inn on Tues
day evening as guests of Miss
Miller's aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Conant Webb of Montclair,
N. ]. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stab
Ter entertained the group at
lunch the day of the wedding.
Miss COrnelia Miller, another
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
H. Miller, will be married to 1t.
David Terrell on June % at a
small home ceremony. She ar
rived home last Sunday from Cali
fornia.
Another June wedding of inter-
est here is that of Miss Dana
Howe, daughter of 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Daniel d. Howe, to 1t. James
Gilbert Campbell, which took
place June IS in San Antonio,
Tex. The brides aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Kirk "
flew to San Antonio to attend
the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kricker
are the proud grandparents Of a
baby girl born June IA in Homo
lulu. The baby's parents, 1t. and
Mrs. Vernon Hussman are sta
toned in Hawaii with the Coast
Guard.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett
Ferguson at Sweetbrier have been
Mrs. Ferguson's brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. David
w. Clancy of Decatur, Ala. The
Ferguson's daughters, Ann and
Linda, are at home from their
colleges, Swarthmore and st.
Johns.
Among this years June grad
yates is Miss Sally Dallam who
has just completed her studies at
the University of Maryland and
is spending some time at home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenelm Dallam.
Darby Coffee. son of DR.. and
Mrs. George Coffee, graduated
this month from The Citadel in
Charleston, S. G. He will be at
FIT. Bragg this summer complet-
ing requirements for his commits
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-26

sion, then plans to take Job in
Missoula, Mont, in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Aaron
and their children have returned
from Florida to their home on
Dominion Drive. They spent al
most three months in Fort Lau-
derdale where Mr.. Aaron was on
a special assignment from the
Naval Ordnance Laboratory.
On Tuesday of last week, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Irving Smith were
hosts to about thirty of their
friends at cocktails and dinner
at Olney Inn. This week Mrs.
Smith entertained the Monday
Afternoon Bridge Club at her
home.
The birthday of Mrs. Frederick
S. McReynolds was celebrated at
surprise tea party in her honor
given by her daughter. Mrs. Rob-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-26
Social Security
Station To BE
Moved Wednesday

The contact station" of the
Social Security Office, now
located in the Rockville County
Building, will move to the fire
department building at Gathers
burg Wednesday.
Regular visits to the station
will be made by a Social Security
representative the first and third
Wednesdays of each month, from
9 AM. until noon.
Residents of Rockville are
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-26

ert Barnes, at The Little House
DIR. and Mrs. Steven D. Beebe
entertained at an outdoor sl,ppes
on Saturday night at Marden.
On Sunday the Calvert Hines
had a cocktail party at their
home, Giddings Ha Ha.
The Falkland HOmemakers
Club is holding its annual picnic
for members and their families at
the home of their president, Mrs.
Joseph Dorr. next Saturday.
There will be swimming, pony
rides. and games for all.
AT the last meeting of the Le-
gion Auxiliary of Norman Price
Post, recently held at the Post
Home, the following officers were
elected for the 1889 season:
President, Sarah Dantz; First
Vice President, Nellie Snowden;
Second Vice President, Lenore
Kemp; Secretary, Adele Watkins;
Treasurer, Alva Beavers; Chap
lain, Anna Unglesbee; Sgt.-at-
Arms, Rosemary Clark.
This is the week of the Legion
Carnival and the ladies' of the
Auxiliary will imam" the refresh
ment stand.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-26
Wheat AllOtments
Have Been Mailed

Individual farm wheat allot-
ments for the 1859 crop have
been mailed to all Maryland
farmers, according to Julius p.
Paran, Maryland Agricultural
Sterilization and Conservation
Committee chairman.
The farm wheat allotment,
Parran said, represents the indi-
vidual farms share Of the ma.
tional wheat allotment of s. mil
lion acres. There is a total of
approximately $4,000 wheat allot-
ments in the state involving a
combined acreage OF 1889
acres. the chairman said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-26
Cabin John-BrOOkmont
P-TA Units
Work Is Told
In Newsletter
BY Naomi T.. Wood
Oliver 1854

BannOckburn P-TA Newsletter
for May contained annual reports
on the work of its committees.
This is nice, compact demon
stration of what P-TAs do, be-
sides holding meetings for us to
attend or not in our lordly way.
Committees like Audio-V Visual,
Music, and Library, provide some
of the actual teaching materials,
above what the Board of Educa-
ton can afford 10 provide. This
year, Audio-Visual bought film
strips aDd Music provided extra
recordings and sheet music, all
according to the needs of the
teachers involved.
AS for Library, it used P-TA
and other funds to purchase ref
erence works like Webster's I'm
abridged Dictionary, and an ex-
ira set of Compton's Encyclo-
pedia, to add to the modest stock
of books provided by the Board.
In addition, this Committee
took on the library staff job of
processing books to make them
ready for use. Music Commit
tee, too. filed and catalogued the
entire collection of records.
Legislative Committee this year
had nothing" to do but keep an
eye on the school budget. For
once, no great efforts had to be
undertaken to fight for the
schools needs. The report cat
tons members, however, not to
let this fact make them COM
placent. 1.-THE fight for improved
schools can never be relaxed"
The Safety Committee pro-
vided rain outfits for the school
boy patrols, and sent a couple
Of them to Patrol Camp. Mem
bership garnered $40 members.
1870 participation. Study Group
studied: children, curriculum,
and, with the Suburban Area
Study Group, rapid learners. (The
report on this last is supposed
to come out this summer.)
Building and Grounds commit
tee was kept from doing very
much because of the work going
on for the new addition. They
did get some seeding done, and
are. ready to get some play equip
meht installed as soon as the
builders move over and get outta
their way. Meanwhile. they are
reminding Rockville that addi-
tional parking space will be need
ed when the addition opens its
doors.
And please remember the
Health Committee. While we
uns We're busy elsewhere, this
set of mothers Zone from each
classroom weighed and mea-
sured our young, tested their
eyes, helped the audiometrist test
their hearing, and supplied every
day items like Kleenex and first
aid supplies. The Health Moth
ers, to me, epitomize the highest
service rendered by P.TA: quietly
and from day to day they carry
on with activities that the school
would be hard put to get done
in any other way. Hats off to
them, and big thank-you, Lad
les!
In the News: Joseph Giamat-
teo. Chief of the Glen Echo Fire
Department, and also President
of the Countrywide Fire Board,
has yet another hat to wear now.
He has been made Chairman of
the "Chiefs Committee, the adj
visory group set up under the
new central alarm system. This
committee is composed of two
firemen from each section of the
county. It's job is to advise the
County Manager on the opera
ton of the system, working
closely with the Fire Board. We
take off OUR hat to Mr.. Giamat-
teo. and wish him luck in his new
function.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-26
Harvard Scholarship
Won by B-CC Pupil

Michael N. Alexander, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel N. Alex
ander, APO Stanford Street,
Chevy Chase, has been awarded
one of IL scholarships to Har-
ward University sought by more
than 100 local high school seniors.
Young Alexander is student
at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase
High School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-26

urged to call at the Silver Spring
contact station Monday through
Friday from 8 Am. until 5 PM
for faster service and greater
privacy during interviews.
The move to Gaithersburg will
be made to shorten the distance
many must travel to meet with
the representative.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-26

y
John Willsie and Charlotte Saw
age, 18th grade; and Frank Ciar-
rocchi, Hunter Davidson, Eliza
beth Cox, Larry French Carol
Dunnavant, Janet Gloyd, Loret-
ia Long, William Sangrey, Ruth
LaRue Mills, Barbara Reclx, San
dra Spring, Carolyn Thompson,
Donna Wyatt and Anne thinner
man, 10th grade students.
There were no Honor Roll Stu
dents in the Junior High. On
the Merit Role were: Michael
Blum, Darby Bowman, Charles
Callan, Sharon Bohrer, Gather
inc Catron, jamie Reid, VIII
Rogers, Ralph Stokes, Tim Whit
tier, Janet Hargett, Tommy Fish
er, Jean f. King, Roy William
son and Irene Sutphin, all ninth
grade students.
Eighth grade students on the
Merit Role were: Margaret Bour-
deaux, Lanny Bitely, Janet Will
sic, Catherine Winter. James
Ward, Kenneth Stiles, Ted LEM,
Gilbert Frey, Ann Gruver, Lois
Harper, Barbara Haskell, and
Garner Duvall. The seventh
grades Merit Role included Nam
cy Bradley, Wavid Brandenburg,
Robert Campbell. Kay Carpenter,
Elizabeth Geiger. Barbara Her
shey, Sandra Priebe, Robert
Johnson and Blair Stiles.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-26
Wins Contest

Emma M. Coleman, of 124 Dia-
mond Avenue. Gaithersburg. won
a 17-inch portable TV set two
weeks ago for her entry in a
slogan contest sponsored by a,
ketchup producer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25
CASH REGISTERS
STANLEY HAYMAN q CO

DIAMOND RING, mana y carat
s S1s SAN oRBacaH JEW IA 'n
Buchanan 81. NV. IA. e-f35a
DIAMoNDs--LAdy'l y g., si7bi
ca, s6sb: isdSS ~, ets'. sag5.
ToE $50 i&sH a nv
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WASHER. Kenmore wrinser tyre.
auto pump and timer, 4 IRA, Old,
excel eond sAb, Call IN, 4.eala.
WASHER. Apc automatic. In 5000
ssssssnlsslon' $50 or best ohs'' 20
WASHER. lats-modei aemiaulo
se9e eond'' WI deii saa II
wAsmER, iate-modsL Maytas, fully
aul9 IKE rev. sili DEL 800 III,
WASHING MACHINE = ssmi.auie
Waahinf machine for sale. excel
eond. Call NO, 7-07ei,
WELDING MACHINE, 800 amp.
OF cleo starter, mounted on
cheyrqlet i-ton truck, Call Nh
e-hou7, between : and pm,
A QUICK nAR0AIN-KrAnich A
Bach orand piano, excel, eond.,
beautifully ornamrnted hiTsi
forced 70 sell Lowest price, 500
Call Lu, J-03et
GOING ON on BusINEss-Al
book SOLD a istrifae discount
uEQRuE FRIENDS BOOK
ninss $40 ma s.af0e.
OvER 10000 T0REI0N AND U, 3.
STAMPS. all sorted make oiier
Reply Box BOT, star.
TWO rwfN.sfxE MATTRESSES
and boz apflngtl perfect eondi-
ton, XXI, ih-fNbl.
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PIANQs-u pflahia, sos up; spin.
"a, consoles. rfanda. s4as %.
terms. Open ever evening and
al dAy sunday. Eatahllahed 1901
HcHAEFrENa PIANO SHOP. SIS
honiiAni o., silver epfina. Nd,
I ~. O-dN1n
ROOT TABLK. reeulation airs. 5 b.
" iall eauip'' supSaS return,
PowEn SAW, Homsliis, iust fac
tory eyelhauled, teab. Weldef,
Lincoln, 800 amp, shop type, not
portable, $3.50 Instrument leysl,
kAk new condition. With tripod,
s S3fSSp " sSa. s'' 81 zoo. s q.
RADIO EQUIPMENT, HAlliera.tes.
A,o EXPERIMENTATION receiver
FREEkKR.RKr0R.. ia Amana, IA
$3.50 OF bsst ofisr. kP' S-ssGb
REFRI0ERAfOR, ie-ft, or. west.
idairs drisr 5.pisee brass fireplace
set, Scott lawn spreader, al 10
excel, cond Rama porch rpf,
miss EaFden Items and tools, kk,
REFRI0KnAToRs. freezer ,ops. i.
" guafa so up fRKDERlCKs
3nns 18th u nv IA n-fnOn
REFRIGERATION Box. waik.ln,
contains cqmnrenaor and motor.
excel. cond. VIII saerifee Tor
qnlck clearance, RED FRONT
MARKET 1889 eth 81, sv.. ME-.
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ALTURAS HOTEL
Air-conditioned rooms 24-hour
nsnt. SO 50 4 Ss.s 0 W ~ ~ s.sfits
$500 18th 81 NV
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ROCKS BOUGHT = Any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP, 1898 Pa
ave NV 81 a-ddat
CROSS COUNTRY din. rm. chairs
By Sligh. or what have you IN
Cross Countryi driftwood pref.
VIII. 2-5ofa.
DIAMOND JEwELRY Of any de.
acripuon, gold. silver: cash paid
ERNEST BURK. 6iS ism Ct nv
FuRN. -Housefuil anywhere IN this
area, Small amounts nearby FUR-
NiTuRE CENTER. 4a30 NJ Pair.
fax drive. Arl., VI IA. 4-244g.
FuRNITURR-wanted TODAY go0c
furniture, any amount Also want
refrigerator. gas stove and piano
Call Mr. GRADY Ma s-267p
TURN. GOOD, USED : rvs, re.
tgrs stoves. antiques, brie-a-brac
Cash, immed removal Closed Mon
Sc FuRN. EXCHANGE. 2i0 7th
81 Sc, Ii 6-05sb
PIANOS wANTED-cash paid for
used pianos, small sizes preferred
Call IA. 2-S4s0.
= PIANOS ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or NiEht. 10 a-303a
WOODWORK T0oLS-Port. belt
sander, stroke sander. cabinet
clamps. lathe: piano. CHI, s-4i4i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25
ROOMS WITH BOARD

BRADLEY ARMS. 1929 10th st.
NV, south Of Dup. cir, at Conn
ave.-For nice non-drinking young
people. seles, idbles.. S15-S2O vk.
1925 18th st, NV
and men. Excel go'f bosrd s s sS[ ssrIs
go
REFINED WHITE LADY Cteachsr
preferredl, given room and board
in private school In Chevy Chase
in exchange for part-time care OF
children P o, Box 4O26. Wash
ington. D c.
WALTER REED VICINITY. 1891
9th St nv, RA. 3-4124-Nicely
furn. twin bed rm., delicious meals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25

Liv. rm., bedrm.. din foyer,
kit. bath. switchboard, eleS serv-
ice: ntils. incl. no 2-o4l4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25

FRS. s4f7 18th AZ nv. co.
b-bii0. Open ewes. Free parkine.
GAS RANGE, tO-ln. Roper, Z burn
ers. brOller, warmer, oven. GOOD
cond, 800, RE s-3p0i,
GAS RANCgs. used new $40 up
I0ii I'm 81 nv, Ma s.sab2
Gas RANGE. USED. SIS. RefrigerA-
excel. eond. LA. p.i56l,
GAS RANGES, new used instalia.
ton PEERLE6e SALES CO 2237
Ga ave aus AID 2-2l00
COLI cLuBs-Larss ssIsstlon Of
Mae0regoT woods and irons, com
pletc set, SOS; Bobby Jones,
6paulding, complete set, $50, Cos
LUMBfA LUGGAGE EXcH.. 1s2
Columbia I'd. nv, Do. 7-9s6e.
GUITAR. VEGA eutavay, twin pick
up. cleo, blond, matched amp,
earrying case. il. 4-a03O.
GUITAR AND AMPLIFIER. like new
FENDER Call RE. d-630l.
GUNS, entire collection, ANTIQUE
and modern. hundreds Of parts,
for flint. percussion, and cart
ridge. GA. 4rb2lg.
Admiral: powerful
delivery; f-Speed auto, 2-ieweled
needles. bass and treble control.
pick up payts.. bal. SIS. Call AID.
Ann for free home demonstra-
ton
HOSPITAL BEDs-Adiustable type.
complete with innersprlnE mat
treSS, $50 .gb. N. FRANK A SON,
Ala 3rd 81. NV. DI. 7-b023.
KITCHEN SET, 5 pieces, chrome;
excellent condition; $50. Wo.
LAWN FURN. = elders, chaises,
chairs, umbrellas, etc. must clear
out at great sac. LU. 3-0062.
LAWN MOVER, 81 in, Pincor.
power; reel type; good eond.; rea-
sonable. JU. 7-9307.
LUGGAGE TRAILER, 2-wheel.
metal tDodge); SIS. KE. s-6S64
OIL FURNACE-A. r. Co. oil
fired furn. wlcontrols and 275-
sal. tank: best ofier. IA. 2-lO5S.
MATTRESS sALE-3O-in. mattress.
S9.95; 39-in. Hollywood bed with
less, S34.95. Featuring famous
names IN mattresses such as Sim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25

hsaut, .6sdrm' apt, IN mod DDS.
$50 30, eplss settled LADY RA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

nam SAWS. pumpa. ssneraiors.
800 euttern roller, etc RENTAL
Polishers, Sanders, vacs
Low RATEe. DAY, WEEK. NO.
Modern Floors
sf3i 18th 81. NV. AID. 4-7b7B
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ROOMS, ApTs. TO SNARE
tcoNllhulpl

NV. YNo. MEN, have compl furn..
ms, ms men: hl.Pii r ~ lbE ~. sss.
YOUNG NAN 10 share mod, q.
bedfm. apt, Kennedy a., with !
other, sat OF sun, ia, o-De3a,
MAN TO SHARP vefy mod. air-
cond, dupleA ant, with smother
professional man reaa rent. Nu
a.S7ai alter $50 pn,
GIRL, eollees baekeround, 10 share
extra-niee, e-bedrm. oeorsetewn
apt, with two other flrlai $50
mo, DE, a-ebi7
0L0vER PARk-t.ady 70 share
apt, with another lady, everything
farn,i Reasonable, IN. s.5aAe,
GIRL wanted % share mod, furn
duplex ant, with smother girl.
TVi bsmt, and yard, ia, o-olti'
sa03 DEvoNsnIRE "a. NV. Apt,
a03-a empl, ladies 10 share apt
with rcaned lady "a, 7-a7bA, sd'
GIL desires 70 share apt. with giris
Own w saslihs. n. 7.S5aS ai Ter .
nm
CoLoRED-NI.-workins sirl 70
share large apt with 1 girl. pvt,
bedrm, NO, 1-dede,
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APIS. FURRIsRED-MD.

BETH Oh. CH.-Attrac. suite in
pvt. home for gentieman:. complete
privacy, overlooking garden; spac
Ewes, week ends, OIL. 4-443s.
BRENTWOOD, near r. !. and 34th
st rms, SIS; ! rm., $40 wk.
adults. WA. 7-44S4, DI. 1924
HYATTSvILLE AREA = BaSemeni
apartment; private entrance;
rooms. kitchen and bath; utilities
included. S75. WA, 7-0416.
MT. RAINIER-Pvt. entr., Ice. liv
rm., bedrm with twin beds, encl
heated porch. kit, bath, ali utils
mr.. streetear, bus l-fare zone;
$50. WA. 7-2515.
SUITLAND MANOR II bedroom,
nicely furnished; $50 and up. 10.
S-4l0s
TAKOMA PARK-Modern liy. rm.,
din. nm, bedrm.,. kit. and bath
pvt. entr.: on busline; adults only
So so. Utils. incl. JU. 9-79g2.
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn. l.
bedrm, apt, huge window fan
Must be seen. TO appreciate. JU
5-0s7s after q
CLEAN. COMFORTABLE 1-bedrm
apt. with bath: liv. rm. with din
space, kit. SS6 incl. utils. Ju
APIS, FURN.. MD, VA, D. c.
I l or 2 bedrms.; 8 mos. minimum
10. 4-S024. THE AMERICAN
LEASING CO. Ask for Mr.. Gilbert
ONE MILE UNIV. OF MD.--3 yng
men to share furn. apt; with ont
optional. TO. 9-7037. after 3 pm
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
FROM $84.45
INcEuDiNG ALL UT1ifTIEs
CALL RE. $4,000
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ROOMS FUREIsHED-M.E.
R6nMs HOUSEKEEPING

Wb"FH' bOSEH EE FNWu
DOWNTOWN, 994 4. Y. ave. NV,
also 92s @ pl. n.w-Rms., $3.50
wk.; run water. refgr. quiet.
LANIER PL. NV, I7Is-Front
nm, refgr.. hot plate: $40, one;
$40, two; utils. co. 5-lS52.
QUE ST. NV, I756-Lge., front
Ink. rm. equipped with range,
refrigerator. sink; SIC wk.
0 X ST. N.W.-Frigidaire and all
util furnished. 50 and up. ST
3-20q7.
COOL BSMT., refgr., grill, T'V, foam
matt, shower, 2l47 p NV. $3.50
each. Elk. 3-6633
I2th ST. NV. 12I5-LarEe room.
list floor front: sink; Sl3 per
week. AID. 2-611l.
I4I6 goth ST. N.W.-LARGE rms /;
! In dry, cool bsmt., pvt. entr.: l
on Isl n comp, gas range, refgr,
ATTRAC, QUIET HOME, master
lsx20; = windows, 50 wk /;
l2XlS, ~. Ladies. 1888 Harvard
I13i 18th ST. N.W.-Laree cool,
clean room on LIST floor, next to
bath, 4 windows, refgr., for one or
two; Ink. II desired reas. Also
clean sleeping rms, near bath and
shower; Quiet house; $3.50 per wk
I14O P ST. NV. CThe Churchill
Large rm., complete kit. linens,
mr.. bath; Sis wk, NO. 7-os6s
COLORED-6TH ST. Me- rm.,
kit, share bath, for single wom-
an. Reasonable. Ii. 7-0161.
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FARM AMn oARDTN
POULTRY AND taos

nAny culCKs, puutt,., feed and
IffSSEE 'sRs'''s %As :. 'R
A.00Na
~ LAYING HENs, Aneonas and
Leahofnhi { roottert and 2 ducks.
$40 lot. 10. a-fdfh,
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CLUB MASON
rooms, APIS. 70 SHARE

WEST HYATTsvnLE-Pvt. home;
share 2 lge double bedrms. and
private bath. Bus service, Call
after Q pm, IA. 2.p270,
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CLOSINGOUT

Splifs stock Of modern furniture
dIAslisally reduced for aulsl de.
poaal Also tremfnaoua savings %
quality furniture and nsaeina ~
ei30 20 4, Wed, Thurs, tili $50
Stahler's Furn. Co.
sie isth -, NV m 7-taio
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PIANOS
BALDWIN.

II costs so very little more to en-.
JOY the matchleSs performances OF
the world-famous Baldwin Aero
sonic. Spinet or Console piano.
Charming walnut transitional
Baldwin Acrosonie. regularly priced
At $3.50. Definitely q superb value
now 1878
Pull keyboard Of course includes
matching bench, free local deliv-
cry. and i0-year Baldwin guaran-
tee.
You will save an additional $50
with BAldwin'I less than bank in i
terest budget plan.
Several Fine Used Pianos
Now Available
OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS
This rs OUR 7Qth YEAR
HUGO WORCH PIANO co.
Gas q Ct. NV. ma. e-olaa
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CAMPING SUPPLIES

Umbrella tent $50 $40 mes,
fitj tlesplns bass. ~ 80 Rent
kkis NJ 6t, NV "a 3-d34A
cARrRI Turkiah. Esparta. psv,
10hEi1n. Englith dishes, Nal.
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VumN -nncyrlopediaa. mapls cob
hlefs bench and Yea carl, china
call after WI, DAYS, AD, a-aoea
FuRN.-i rose studio couch, $50: /
sss'i siub sRsir VIZ cover vi
metal porch chairs, 81 each /:
small foot Lockers, 81 80 each.
EM, 5-90is,
FuRN, A-Kroshief sofa. pink nylon
theadi club chair. sold nylon
thread; Thomnsvills round mAhog-
any din IN table, I matehlns
chair. hellyvood beds, cream
leAtneI headboaFe., spIings and
mattfs.sssl ~. Maytal vrinssr
risans hmps' al sood condition,
FuRN.-Easy washer, din, I'm. liv.
I'm, bedrm Turn, sewing cab !
ruf.. table chairs, etc, RA, D.
ruRN.. uyoLaIMED=sot., match.
M. shaIs 80 Hutch eselnsl
$50; mahoT f-poatef bed, SIS
~. Prov, sofa, 500, Hollywood
uNaf HAJf lfa wagon sly leAtnff
Top eones taele, cih Lawson tofa,
s sss sic' hI sat,s clos: = s..d. rHs
dresser. $40. bedrm ssi s6s
lonsas. siS studio couch. 80:
eve seat, SEQ inner spr. matt.
SO; coil apr, -; klt. set, SIS:
sofa bed, s2b. ~. Prov bedrm
wash stand, 81; russ, $40 and up.
Prov, night stands. 40. WIZ
DO upHOIdTEllfNO. SLIP COW
Frs, nRAPEllfks, decorator fab-
rict, 3ass on antiques restored.
cabinet work Also new fufn. Easy
terms. HOFFMAN, UPHoLsTER-
sl fi s' op.n s sss. Sr.i ma Ssrsi se.