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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05

can be accomplished by a SIM
pie 4-3 majority.
II want to stress that this
should in no way be interpreted
as a means of expediency,"
Reese said in his budget mes.
sage. Rather, this step is taken
solely in the interest of conform
ing with State and local law"
Mrs. Rose c. Kramer, school
board chairman, described the
move as being "of great sig
nificance" to the board.
Il believe that this new pro-
cedure can mean that school
policy determinations will be left
completely in the hands of the
Board of Education" she de.
clared.
Mrs. Kramer observed that
Reese in the past has made
thoughtful and careful anal.
ysis" of school budgets but that
the obligation placed on him
was Inconsistent with good ad.
ministration." She added:
HE was expected to advocate
a budget which after all is a
program that he was not re.
spOnsible for administering"
Mrs. Kramer concluded that
"this procedure will provide the
opportunity for the Board TO
interpret directly to the appro-
priating body (the CounciD the
many qualifications of the school
budget"
Reese called attention to a
State law which provides that
the board of education shall sub
NIT its annual budget to the
board of county commissioners.
In chartered county, he said.
this is taken as referring to
the County Council.
The new policy removes from
the county managers control
the lions share of county tax
expenditures.
Reese said in his budget mes.
sage that a proposed tax rate
increase of 80 cents includes a
371a cent school tax hike. The
total proposed tax rate of S2.57
comprises S2.325 for schools and
24.5 cents for general county
operations.
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Sherwood Plans
A Fashion Show

A fashion show for the bene.
fit of Sherwood High School Par.
ent-Teacher Association will be
held at the school at 7:45 pm.
on March 13.
P-TA members and students
will join pr OCCASIONAL models in
displaying Spring fashions from
Lansburgh's. There will be door
prizes, musical entertainment by
students, and a square dance
demonstration.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05

for a rural water district that
will not involve an ad valorem
tax and will permit extensions
of water mains only.
If nothing else is forthcoming
in the Olney-Ashton area, we
will probably extend the SAM
tary District eastward from Oh
ney just far enough to take in
Montgomery County General
Hospital and st. Peters Church
and School.
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Garrett Park
Citizens Elect

DR.. Franklin Burdette, direc.
tor of the University of Mary.
lands Bureau of Governmental
Research, was elected president
of the Battery Park (Bethesda)
Citizens Association Tuesday.
One of the first moves of the
newly headed association was to
pass a resolution opposing con
struction Of a new Bethesda
county building on the site OF
the Bethesda Elementary School.
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Sandy Spring
Girl Scout
Event Set
For Tuesday
Margaret F. AdelfiO
Walker 4-3803

w AlkeT 4-ooUo
The neighborhood celebration
honoring Juliette Low, founder
of Girl Scouts in this country,
will be on Tuesday at 1880 at
st. Peters Church, Olney.
Sponsored by Troops 200 and
381 this year, the annual event
will include trooping and pres
entation of colors. Scout songs
and movies. Mrs. Susan Blyle
will talk on the International
Weekend.
Senior Scout Caitilin Patter-
son will be Mistress of Cere.
monies for the evening program.
Vern McCullen will lead the
Girl Scout Sing and Julie Dan
ielsson (these two girls are also
Senior Scouts of Troop 1009) is
in charge of presenting gifts to
the Juliette Low Fund.
This is Girl Scout Week and
in recognition of that various
troops have prepared exhibits
to be seen locally. Watch for
them at the Sherwood Commu.
nifty Library, Martins Dairy and
the Burtonsville Market.
Tomorrow night, March 6,
Raymond Havens will give the
third and last of this years high
ly interesting and informative
lectures on music appreciation.
1t will be, as usual, at the Com.
munity Library at 8 O'Clock.
Many would join with me, l
know, In expressing thanks to
Mr.. Ravens for the effort re-
quired to produce these talks
and for the pleasure and inspira-
ton his listeners receive from
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hender.
son were hosts on Wednesday to
a small group of friends. They
entertained at a tea in their
home.
Mrs. Herman Winfrey of
Richmond, Va, has been a house
guest Of the Misses Stella and
Beatrix Moore.
Returning on Monday from
a south trip were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mahlon Kirk w. Their Florida
vacation, in Cocoa Beach and Mi.
ami, was extended to include
Nassau in the Bahamas and the
lovely small island of Eleuthera,
a short plane trip away. On
their return the Kinks drove
from Miami to New Orleans and
then back home.
The whole James Austin clan
enjoyed a skiing weekend at the
end Of February. The parents,
their sons and a niece, Joined
by daughter Mary, a student at
Chatham Hall in Virginia, and
two brothers of Mrs. Austin,
1ourneyed to Seven Springs, Pa,
for a day on the slopes. On Sun
day they had a full scale reun.
ion with other family members
near Uniontown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Lans.
dale were hosts at the Home
Interest for March at st. Johns
Hall, Olney.
On the Sherwood calendar is
the next of the Elementary
School P.TA's family movies. 1t
viii be on Friday night and its
title is "Palomino."
March 10 is the date to save
for the Sherwood High School
P-TA Fashion Show at the new
gym. Those will model the
Spring clothes from Lansburgh's
are: Mrs. William Birely, Mrs.
Lawrence Martin, Mrs. Richard
Sherman, Miss Patricia Toms.
Miss Marcia Connolly, Joe Moy.
er, William T. Lea, Arthur F.
Johnston, Benjamin o. Delaney,
Mary Ruth Roger, Joyce John.
son, Nellie Aiken, Bob Bender,
Starke Evans, Frank Kricker,
Mary Aiken, Hope Wilson, Rus.
sci O'Keefe, jr., Glenn Bower,
Lindsay Lansdale, Henry Brown,
Patsy and Bonnie O'Neale, Bet.
te and Bobbe Burk. and Phil
Martin.
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atthe Wheaton
High School.
Any and all
proposals TO r
change in the
county's alco-
holic beverage
law will be up
for considera-
ton at TIL a t
time. To the
best of my rec
objection. the
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Legal Advertisement
KENNETH LYDDANE
ITO Commerce Lane
Rnal4NiIlla MA

KENNETH LNDDANE
ITO Commerce Lane
Rockville, Md
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Orphans Court for Montgomery County
has issued Letters OF Administration to
Kenneth Lyddane In the Estate OF
MARY r. BURROUGHS
aka. MAMIE n. BURROUGHS
and MARY MANILA BURROUGHS
late OF Montgomery County deceased. All
persons having Claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to present the
same on or before the 9Th day OF Sep
TENDER next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. All persons indebted 10 said Es-
tate are requested 10 make immediate
payment
Given under my hand this 25th day of
February. 1859.
KENNETH LYDDANE
ITO Commerce Lane
Rockville. Md.
Administrator 6t-4936-4.9
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Rockville
Photographer
Is HOnOred

Jack Kerns, of 1707 Henry
I'd, Rockville, was honored last
Friday as the photographer
whose picture of Lincoln was
used for the commemorative
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Legislative Program

GTW
Donald A. Young, Legislative
Co-ordinator for the U. S. Cham.
Der of Commerce, will be the
guest speaker at the Legislative
program to be given by The
Woman's Club Of Bethesda at
the club house on Tuesday.
March 10. at 1 pm. The bust.
ness meeting will be held at
1890 am. and the luncheon at
1880 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05
Inside Annapolis
BY Blair Lee iii

ANNAPOLIS, March 2-The
big liquor bill hearing will be
held SATURDAY. afternoon at 100
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-17

"Scootie," is trying out nursing al
the University Hospital School Of
Nursing for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Hardy.
III, and william left Saturday to
spend the week end with her sis
ter. Mrs John B. Anderson. Mr..
Anderson and family in Roanoke
Olin and Meredith Hardy, who were
guests of the Andersons for the
week, returned home with their
parents.
Byron Ward, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. B. Ward, is teaching reading
classes at the University Of Rich
mond, this summer.
Mrs. Wiley Paul. Kathy and
Jimmy Paul, left Wednesday for
Hartford. N. c.. where they will
visit Mrs. Paul's mother, Mrs. R.
R. Keaton. and other relatives.
The Truxillo Home Demonstration
Club will meet on Tuesday. July 81 .
with Mrs Howard j. Easter, Jr.
at 2 pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-17
Amelia C. H. News, Social Events
AIena u H News SOCIAL EvenIs
Resident Gets Wise From Real
Reminder Of What Heat Can DO

Amelia county residents need no
reminder of the heat they had to
undergo couple of weeks ago. but
a sad story came out recently as
the result Of it. One resident is a
wiser man for having forgotten
what heat can do to car shut up
and left in the sun. He'll remember
next time. Upon returning home
one day. he found the whole back
window of his old car blown out
with the force of the heat stored up.
There wasn't a piece of glass left
as large as quarter.
A recent visitor of Harold L.
Hammer at Ammon, was John r.
Doyle. professor of English at the
Citadel in Charleston. S. c. Profess
scr Doyle received an appointment
from the State Department last
year as visiting professor in Eng
fish Literature, to lecture at several
universities in South Africa He has
interesting things to say of his trip.
Professor Doyle is also president OF
the Poetry Society of South Caro-
lima.
Mrs. j. E. Calbreath. Mrs. Hale
Harrison, and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Hines. all of Wakefield, were recent
visitors of Mrs. T. p Calbreath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Apologize. Of
Charlottesville who were visiting
relatives and friends in the county
took Mrs. j. E. Calbreath home
with them for visit.
Natural Bridge Vacation
Mrs. Robert Arlington spent two
days recently on vacation at Nat
ural Bridge.
S. Sepanski and family, of Pater
son. N. j.. we're overnight guests of
his sister, Mrs. Sam Celia, and her
family. They were on their way to
Daytona Beach, Fla. for a vacation.
Mrs. Lillian Worthe and grand
daughter. Jean Ellen Stripping. Of
fremont. Pa. are visiting Mrs. W.
T. Major at Chula. Mrs. Homer
Barden entertained at an outdoor
supper for them at her home. Mon
day evening.
Guests of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Wood. for the Fourth of
July week end. was Mrs B. H.
Baldwin. Of Keysville.
Number in Hospital
The number of Amelia residents
in hospitals just now is rather high.
Mrs. Lowell Anderson. John u
Smith and Mrs. W. c. Lester under
went operations at Grace Hospital
in the last few days. Mrs. Lester
returned home Mon d " Rondo
Little is patient at Richmond Me
mortal Hospital. and Mrs. Charles
Goodman was operated on at Stuart
Circle Hospital last week Mrs
James Boyer. a former resident of
Amelia who has many friends here.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-17

is also in Stuart Circle where she
was operated on. Tuesday
Mrs. H. T. Rucker returned to her
home Friday after a visit with her
son. Ben Rucker. and his family in
Arlington. Mrs. Rucker is recover
ing from an operation she had at
St. Luke>s Hospital in early June
She is feeling much better
Kristie Boyer. young daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs James Boyer, of Rich
mond, spent the week with Sarah
Holland Farrar.
James Clarke. of Jetersville, who
was taken to Medical College of
Virginia Hospital last Wednesday by
the Amelia Emergency Squad, is
reported to be quite i'll there.
Charles Farmer, also of letters
vile. returned to his home last Sat
urday after undergoing an operation
at St. EliZabeth's Hospital.
Larry Burcham. who is stationed
with the Navy at Newport, R. L.,
spent Saturday with his father,
Ernest Burch a m. He said he
thought Amelia was just little
New York. He expects to be sta
toned at Norfolk in about two
weeks.
Charles Chuck Boepple cele-
brated his third birthday. Thursday,
July g. with birthday party and a
few little neighbor friends.
Friday night. Mrs. w. H. Ellet
gave a dance for her granddaugh-
ter. Carol Klugh. at the Amelia
Golf and Country Club. Twenty-four
children were invited to enjoy the
occasion. Several of them danced
SO. strenuously their feet hurt and
they had to soak them when they
got home. These nine to twelve
year old groups dance as if their
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-17

life depended on it. but to they
have a good time.
Carol Klugh left Tuesday to re-
turn to her home in Little Rock.
Ark. after visit with her grand
parents. DR.. and Mrs w. H. Elicit
She left by plane from Richmond.
Feted on Birthday
Mrs. John Powell, Jr., entertained
II little. friends of her daughter.
Linda. who celebrated her ninth
birthday on Sunday. little ahead
of her real birthday-July 16. She.
her brother, Douglas. and Mrs.
Powell left on Wednesday for a
visit with Mrs Powell's sister, Mrs.
B. E. Davis, and family in Norfolk
Miss Mary Jefferson returned
Saturday after a tWo-week trip to
Mexico City.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Cary McCon-
naughey and children. with Mrs.
William jefferson, spent Sunday on
the Skyline Drive
The Rev. John Lennon is holding
revival services at Sandy Creek
Baptist Church this week. The
services will end Friday night, July
II.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Grigg enter.
tanned with a lookout at their home,
Saturday night. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Goodman and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Eppes and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guthrie Goodman and daughter and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack DICKENS and
children
Back From School
Mrs. O. B Ward returned Friday
from the University of Virginia
where she has been attending
Summer c DOL Her daughter.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-17
cAPIrULAr1oN

Mother-Jane. did you let that
young. man kiss you last night?
Jane Well. mother. when a
young man comes all the way from
Yonkers to see me, that's the least
l can do for him.
Mom-But I thought he comes
from Albany.
Jane-Yes, mother.
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MoToReyeLEs

CUsHMAN ISL Huskey; sood run.
ning condition, SID. Call 10
LAMnRETTA. world famous Italian
scooter, Up 70 100 m.ps. Priced
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9Th 81, NV. CO. sell a6
MOTOR SCOOTER, Allstate, Sl2b,
See nt 20l jackson st., Falls
Church. Va, or call IN. 2-5D52.
PANTBER 'be; 800 CO aingle; 2,
ciiSr. 81. s-fsSs. " '
1855 CUsHMAN Eaeie scooter,
$3.50, RA. 3-l07l,
'Ss BARLEY DAVIDSON, good con
dition, 5000 miles; $3.50; can be
seen a. Key Bridge ESQ. Pc
al hid "a Phi, as Is: me.
chanics special $50
80. B.s.A,, Model A-1O rocket;
Picture and specifications are
available now on the new HID
Class G motorcycle races q, Mari.
b,ro. Nd. raeeway this Sunday.
Md SALES AND SERVICE
1893 3lst St. NV. Pc. 3-2d16
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EnRn. ,56

Tudor VS.; standard shift.
7. and h.. Wv. tires: here 1t
last We have Just the car many
Of you have asked for. This one
Is . beauty. Brown bun hnish;
you'll love IL.
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Representative on Property
Sat. and Sun. TIL Dark
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CARS
WANTED

Desperately needed. GOOD clean
cars, any make or model. Cash
waiting. Also wagons and pick
PENNY MOTORS
1870 r. ]. Ave. NE. La. $1,000
CLAN CARS WANTED, top dollar.
CAPITOL DISCOUNT. INC, 6l9
Mass. ave. NV. DI. 7-5a0g.
GET WHAT YOUR CAR is really
worth BY letting US sell It for you
without charge. HYBLA VALLEY
MOTORS. 2nl0 Richmond Hwy,
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for CLEAN
CARS ONLY. MONROE FORD.
1897 Ei-w. hwy, Silver Spring
N. G. DEALERS pay top dollars for
cars. wagons. VILLAGE MOTORS,
14th and r. I. ave. ne, AID. 4-0444,
PONTIAC WANTED--Wiil pay high
Pontiac; any model. IA. a-2661.
SOUTHERN DEALERS need ears
desperately. any make or model
trucks, stKtion wagons. HYATr9-
WILLIE AUTO SALES, 1920 r. j.
ave. Hyattsville, Nd. WA. 7-12S0
tor DOLLAR from the tsp dealer
for your. car. Come In today.
s sSs ns. Il, s.5sss or 81 Ii .2 sc.asle
TRUCKS WANTED
TOP DoLLARi Big cash for pick
UPS and panels. Wa. 7-12e0.
FAYETTEVILLE AUTO SALES
ae20 n. ]. Ave. Hyattsvtue, Mo.
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TAKOMA FORD
7035 CARROLL AVE.
TAKOMA PARK, ND. ~. $1,000
CHEVROLET 50, in very 5000
eond.. all orig. Leaving county
Phone Me. S-a6S0, ext. 2Ob.
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FARMS
icONTIhufDl

EXCELLENT RETREAT or retire
iOa acres. 30 open. $4,000. OF
s ssSiss e. s.r RF t 1cssi poultry ar
l isp1' lay. ou nicely, al pO ,s sids'
frame home. bank barn good farm
bldas., this IL q good farm, coulc
possibly Dc subdivlded. S'JA.bOn,
Village, b-room BUNGALOW, bath,
oil heat. immaculate condition
emit. bsmts modern kitchen, lot
q 3; e. TEo esi:3 R.S sEIoSESS; g..
MOUNTAIN Tor FARM, 40 acres
beautiful land, fine home. all mod.
Views; trout stream; lake; IS nj
pSonws 'GtS nPsTSi., Es' iS RsDeo'l0n
RETIREMENT HOMES, shenandoah
Z ACRES s-rm. white farmhouse
9 ACRES, B-rm, farmhouse. run.
ming water. $4,000.
Q ACRES, 6-rm. BUNGALOW. oil heat
$4,000.
S-RM, white Colonial. corner lot;
oak floors; city water avail; space
for bath. front and rear porches:
nice shade and Rarden: $4,000.
PETERS REALTY q
RID I, Vienna, Va. PL. e.e16l
vIkGINIA--sibO dn.. $50 mo. buys
for S4,aS0, g acres; big school
disable as dwelling: bath, fruit,
hard hard ID 3: ~ mi, from Iron rotonae !;
Ear view Be sSn.y 81 sk MI L %; q
Va ph : its days days. iis.J .sss r''.'
20 ACRES partially cleared pasture
spring water: / Sdrnn.. bath
house. farm buildings, Excl. hunt
ing and fishing area. $4,000,
Phone GReenleaf S-4A3i. Flint
NlOne, NO.
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lora AeaIAaI roR SALE WATERFRONT PROP SALE


WATERFRONT COTTAGE - Neal
Yacht Club; furnished, good con,
dition: $4,000, r. l.. REID. 31Oi
Letcher ave, Richmond, Va,
WATRnFRONT SUMMER HOUSE.
Sandy beach: Herald Harbor
Eleven miles 10 ~, Meade, NeAi
Sf9.O00. Terms, tTade:Will finance
Phone coMToisi Victor p-skbb
WHITE SAND COUNTRY CLUB.
Wooded lot: 81, Leonard River
Facilities incl, clubhouse, beaches
ecatins; nshins' huntinsi stables
WOODLAND BEAcR-e bedrooms
furn. eottaHe: cleo kit, yard, Of
h.: mr.. D. c.; SIS wk. WA. 7-n372
MARINA SITE with rs,
acre lake, h-miie bathing beach
frontage on the B.mile-wide po'
tomac River, near Chesapeake
Bay and Point Lookout. St. Mary
Co.. Nd. Wonderful posSibilit,
for someone with proper know
how. see House Bill HR-6p, De,
signed TO finance construction OI
marinas, Priced for quick cash sale
$4,000. OWNER, Ju. b-bb33
COL0RED - NEAR HIGHLAND
BEACH--cottaae completely fur.
nished, on v acre. LU. 2-6oO7.
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Nations Capital

CADILLAC 1858 "62" coupe: 2
tone gray, $4,000 MI; original
owner. &3.9a6. Call so. s-g676.
CADILLAC rs "6O" special; air
cond.: excel. cond.: one owner;
$2.O9b. Pvt. ia. 5-4110.
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CoNSdsiRsiEESssiSoS NAL
COUNTRY CLUB
EGTATEG

ESTATES
IAN EXCLUSIVE COMMUNITY"
Beautiful 4 and . acre homesites
oyerlooking Congressional Country
Club: l-acre silica. 5000. with
paved streets. S4,bbQi with sewer
and water and paved Atreets, 81.
7bn. 2-acre sites, $1,000: with
paved streets. $500. Terms II
desired. Directions; Drive out
Mass, ave. 10 Qoldsboro rd.. turn
left to Macarthur blvd, 10 MOD
block, turn riGht on Perslmmon
Tree I'd. 70 1000 block. Salesman
sHAFiRo INC. REALTORS
1913 X street NV, NE. s.i7i7
TOUCH WALDORF
3-b-s-aere farmettes, cleared. wood.
ed. one on stream; frontine lake,
Juat north OF fabulous Linda City,
Wonderful Investment. Beautiful
sights, convenient 10 D, G. Good
terms, $500 TO $3.50 per acre,
Your baby farm specialist, Isle
KENDALL, IA. 5-940Q. DIR: So,
Cap. bridge, then out sultland
parkway 70 Branch ave, rieht u
mi, 70 waldorf trafie light, right
Rt. 2:s, u mi. 10 open sisn. open
sunday.
WHEATON. 1000 IT,. gone co, l
block Off "a. ave, suit, for ofhces
IA. a-sSO4, la. 6-slse.
isl.ACRE CORNER. paved roads
81, 800. Box iia-R. star, 8.
100 HALF-ACRE L0Ts--Ready q
record: sewer and water; IN shao-
oW OF Mt. Vernon: subQrdinAtion
asking Sf.9OO each, M. s-sSgs,
OIL. 2-3631.
500 ACREs--3 miles from edge Of
Chantilly airport In Broad Rur
watershed: long r.r. frontagei
$500 per acre. Terms, 25ss cash
Int. only for ? yrs. bal equa'
annual installments. Call Mr.
Hogue, FARMS A ACREAGE. INC,
1908 Goth st NV, DE. e.3bO3
once hours; I'M. 4-3766 ewes.
5 ACRES, on Lceshnre Pike--Nr.
Fails church. ideally located.
$1,000 per acre, substantial cash.
CT. 6-36S4.
90 LOTS, close Langley Park. Small
cash: good subordinatton.
z wooded lots. 10000 "a. II. each.
GOOD subordination.
LYNCH CO., VIII. 0-471S
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TRUST NOTES F0R SALE

FIRST TRUST NOTES - Limited
number in 81. 500 and $4,000
units, some payable monthly. Sc.
cured on downtown commercial
ground. leased to large corpora
ton. Discounted TO yield over o..
2na TRUST. $4,000; payable S35
per mo; 4, e GEo int; .s due g. 3 So yr'.; B
S sH.e 81 sS Ri Bot Both % sooa nj MAYER ave
cAIIANDRo Co, 10. $3.50:
$3.50 snd TRUST = $40 80 mo.
S-sse4. " s" W." O''e' a. "S'
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
CARS WANTED

NhFtO WAN I Ed
Before you sell, see Jack PeFrelll
Any make or model car, highest
KIRK MOTOR CO.
$3.50 wisconsin Ave. NV. EN-. g.
4533.
CARS WANTED AT ONCE
A new-formed used.ear dealer pay
from 40 70 SO and foreign also
Please call us frst II you have .
WILLIAMS MOTORS. LTD. INC.
2S24 N. wash. Blvd. Arlington. va.
ia. A:7A77
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VACATION PLACES
MASSACHUSETTS

MASSACHUSETTS
charm ing cottages.
6conset or town. 2-6 bedTms.
Season or less. Write Boz ass.
Nantucket. Mass. Nan. 1880 or
Ex. 6-5O26. HUTCHINSON.
MT. LODGE. mr.. Skyline dr.. "a nj.
s.w. Of DC. l6A.. pvt. pool. 81
mo. or 2 wks. OF. 4-eS40.
SPEND YOUR VACATION in shen-
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