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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03

ter to the editor "Now it seems that with the ever
increasing taxes do not it. 1t belongs to Mont
gomery County, and merely rent it from the county,
Stung by the salvo County Finance Director
Alex K. Hancock promptly fired back
Hoffman, he said, in effect, is lucky to be here,
is getting than his moneys worth in government
services, and if he sold his house he'd have neat
$4,000 profit and above what he paid for it and
what he's put into it.
The 73-year-old Hoffman, a retired Navy Hydro
graphic Office employee and Park Service naturalist
remained unconvinced
'The only alternative is to sell out for whatever
one can get and find some place TO live where there
will be something left after taxes" he said.
The exchange was started by Hoffman, bache-
or, when ne complained bitterly in his letter that
county taxes on his property from $6050 in 1884
to $43008 this year.
In his reply, Hancock noted that the year chosen
by Hoffman for his comparison 1884, was the year
of the lowest county tax rate in this century.
Nevertheless, Hancock accepted Hoffman's COM
parson the basis for his own accounting of the fis
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|Prankster
Plaques


Montgomery County police
this week were attempting tc
track down a phantom
phone caller who has called
in as many as 10 false fires
in two days.
Most Of the calls have beer
to the Kensington Fire Depart
ment, where Lieutenant Jack
Richardson said calls have beer
coming in for several weeks.
He said the caller telephones
numbers at random from the
phone book, tells the party he
is in a phone booth and has
dialed the wrong number. Since
he has no more dimes, would
the party please mind calling
the fire department and report
ing a lire at such and such ad'
dress?
The ruse has kept the fire.
men from getting a tape record
ing of the real false alarmist.
Now they have to check all
calls first to see If they are
valid.
So far, 1t. Richardson said,
the false calls have been for
churches, schools, apartments -
any big structure which, If on
fire, demands lot of apparatus
1t. Richardson said he was
worried that the phone phsn-
tom, thwarted of his scheme,
might turn to setting real fires.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03

Resigns as
City Head

Charles w. Prettyman, "A,
Rockville City Councilman since
April, 1858, resigned his office
Tuesday because of i'll health.
Mayor Alexander Greene &C.
cepted the resignation with a
deep feeling of loss, both per-
sonal and official"
He said that the Council will
elect replacement to fill out
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03
Council
|Reappoints
|QuinIdn

William A. Quinlan, a 49,
year-old trade association
lawyer of Bethesda, is an ex-
tremely careful man.
So much so, that as member
of the Montgomery County
soard of Appeals, he was known
to stalk away from converse
tons with acquaintances-and
even friends-if talk turned to
official county matters.
Quinlan believed that the
Board, which hears petitions
for special coming exceptions,
etc, should conduct business
only when in formal session.
To some a stickler for detail,
Quinlan kept his fetish in his
pocket from the day he was
appointed to the Board in 1858.
he pulled IL out INTO the open
this summer and dropped it
like a bomb.
1t exploded in the halls of
the County Government Build.
ing at Rockville. Quinlan
charged that a high official
attempted to sway the Boards
position on behalf of a coming
applicant-the Potomac Elec.
trio Power Company.
The Official" Quinlan said,
approached him Tex parte," or
outside regular channels. It
turned out that County Man
ager Melvin L. Reese or Coun-
please Turn to Page AID
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03
VeiY.s Tract Sold
In 5000, 900 Deal

Sale of the 200-acre Veirs
tract near Rockville, at a
price of about 100000, was
disclosed this week.
The farmland was purchased
by the developers of the pro
posed Lakewood Country Club,
for subdivision into home sites.
A portion of the land, how
ever, may become part of the
clubs golf course, which it
abutS.
The seller retained his home
and about IL acres of the site,
located in the Glen Hills area
northwest Of Rockville off U. S.
24O.
New owner is PAP Corpora,
ton, an organization of Texas
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03
Throng Is Due
At Parade in
Caithersburg

About the only thing STIR
ring in public Montgomery
County next Monday-La-
Dor Day-will be the annual
Gaithersburg Washington
Grove Fire Departments
Labor Day Parade.
All banks will be closed, as
will major food chain stores.
The Washington Suburban San
itary Commission and the Mary
land-National Capital Park ard
Planning Commission will be
closed as will the big utility
companies and their branch Of
fees in the County.
All Peoples Drug Stores will
be shut down for the day but
you can still buy a meal at the
Hot Shoppes. And of course, the
County and various city gov
ernments also will be closed for
the day.
But firemen all over the
County will have their fire
trucks shined to a fare-th-e-well
as they prepare to enter strenE-
Gus competition at the Gathers
burg Parade.
They will be competing for
more than a dozen trophies
ranging from the best appearing
pumper to junior fire depart
ment marching units.
Four kinds of floats will be
Judged and the firemen will
throw business aside long
enough to compete in the tradi-
tional tug O. war. Losers will be
pulled into a pool of water.
Top money prizes will go to
bands, drum corps and major
cites.
The best appearing band can
win $3.50 first prize money with
a similar award going to the
best drum corps. Top major
cites can win 500.
The whole shebang starts off
at 2::30 when the parade kicks
off from Washington Grove.
Marchers will troop down Dia-
mond ave. to Frederick ave.,
then down Chestnut st. to the
Agricultural Center where all CT
the remaining events of the day
will be held.
Those whose appetites are
whetted by parades may adj
journ to the new high schools
cafeteria where dinner will be-
gin at a pm. Serving will con-
tinue until 8 pm.
The fire hose-to-plug lookup
contest will get under way at
4:30 pm. with speed and eff
cheney the object of competition
by departments from all over
the Metropolitan Washington
area. The tug of war will fol
low Immediately.
Firemen will then compete in
first-aid drills in which ambu-
lance crews strive for a coveted
trophy. This event is scheduled
at $50 pm.
The majorettes will start eve
ming events with precision drills
at z pm. Presentation of all
awards will follow.
The Rockville Municipal Band
will stage a concert at awards
time and a dance will go on at
10 and last until l.
Proceeds from the all-day af-
fair will help pay for repair Of
damages by fire to the Gathers
burg Washington Grove fire
house last December a, and for
an addition to house the depart
ment's new pumper truck.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03
Halliday Classes Due
For 1860 Pupils Here
TwinbrOOk
Is Hard Hit;
APO Affected
By a Staff Reporter

Halliday classes appear
likely for about 1850 of the
nearly $4,000 children who
will pour into county schools
on opening day, Tuesday.
Tentative plans foresee some
double sessions at eight schools
for at least one or two months.
At four of these, the doubling
up is expected to last through
out the school year.
More than 1900 teachers
the highest paid in the Metro
pOlitan Area as a result OF the
new pay scale approved last
Spring-will handle the mush-
ro0ming enrolment.
The totals represent increases
Of about 5000 pupils, and 207
teachers, over last year. To
house them, a brand new class
rooms at one new school and
five new additions will open for
the first time Tuesday.
Opening of one other new
school and one addition, earlier
announced for Tuesday, will be
delayed from one to six weeks.
They are the new 12-room
Jackson Road School, now ex-
pected to be completed by Octo-
Der Is, and four.room addition
at Brookview School, planned to
open during the second week Of
school. 81
One of the largest double ses-
sion loads Of any school, involv-
ing 420 first and second grade
children at Twinbrook School,
will be relieved about Novenl.
Der Is with completion of a 10
room addition there.
The four schools that will be
forced to use double sessions
throughout the year are High
land, Damascus, -Four Corners
and Rock Creek Palisades.
At Highland, these will in
volve 1854 first and second
graders; at Damascus, 40 first
graders; at Four Corners, 100
first graders and possibly some
second graders; and at Rock
Creek Palisades, IA first
graders.
Damascus also will have 100
fifth graders and one special
education class doubling up until
remodeling Of the cafeteria is
finished sometime in Novern-
Der.
Colesville School will have AZ
second graders on double ses-
sions until Jackson Road School
is opened, probably about Octo-
Der Is.
An addition at Burning Tree
School, scheduled for compile
ton about November Is, viii
relieve 255 first, third, fourth
and fifth graders from double
sessions at that time.
New elementary facilities
available for opening day In
clude eight classrooms at Ar.
cola, four classrooms at Chevy
Chase and two classrooms at
Takoma Park.
New secondary facilities in
clude IL classrooms at North
Bethesda Junior High and six
classrooms at Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School.
Another four new schools and
six new additions-comprising
total of 40 classrooms-are
scheduled for completion dur
ing the school year Included
are big additions to Richard
Montgomery and Walter john
son High schools and at Cath
ersburg Junior High.
With complete Indignation
still about two years away, the
number Of Negro pupils attend
ing desegregated schools this
year will be about so per cent
Of the county's total OF about
$3.50.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03
O'COnnell Resigns

Joseph M O'Connell, assistant
civil defense director for Mont
gomery County, resigned Tues
day. The official, VINO was APP
pointed to the post five years
ago, said he was reslgnirg to
accept other employment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03
In County
Top Official, tt Taxpayer layer
Argue Over High Taxes

The countys director of finance and protesting
taxpayer exchanged heavy salvos this week on the
subject of whether county taxes are too high.
The citizen, Irwin Hoffman, of 6606 Seven Locks
I'd, Cabin John, argued Indignantly that taxes are
way too high.
ut took the best part of my life to up enough
to build my house in the suburbs" he wrote in a let
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03
Throng ImperiIed

An Infatuated Br a h m a
steer threw off a bronco
buster at the County Fair
rodeo last Thursday, leaped
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03
Weather Outlook

Hot with possible thunder
showers today, again about Mon
day. Temperatures will stay
around IS degrees with cooling
trend over the weekend. Total
rain will be between one-half
and one inch. 81
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HELP MEN

Statesmen, inside;
heavy newspaper, radio and direct
furniture discount store; high
earnings; you will make more: 4
miles from d. c. Ell. $4,000,
FURNITURE FAIR, INC, Mclean,
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HELP MEN
INSTALLATION


ENGINEER -
Should have colisge BACKGROUND
and mech, ability. MARLEE IN
CoRPORATED, OIL. 4-352S.
white Or cSlored. mar
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ESTIMATOR

Built-up roofing and sheet metal.
Apply 673l Columbia Park I'd.
Iandover. Md
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YOUNG SuUS,,,nI MEN; Ehi.s. ;oN
ment In the famous and TapidIy
nsrSeygsinF, IL M 4Sp ,Ns HAMsUR-
blvd, Falls Church, va.
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TRANSPORTER

For editorial division Of Q local
organization. Must be able to
transcribe accurately and neatly.
Good speller. Age to 81. Begin
ming salary, $500 to $500.
Employe benefits, 40-hour week.
Give age, education and expert
ence in typed resume. BOX 200
Z, Star.
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HELPMEH
tcoNTlNUep)

ESTIMATOR, civil engineer pre-
ferred. must be experienced, Excel,
future for right man. Estimating
TO $500, 600 State age and exper,
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ROOMS. H0UsEKEEPINa

DUPONT CIR. HAS q NV
rm. enc TV. linen, stove, refriR
etc: Quiet empl. lady. Si3 wkiy.
MT. PLEAsANT-Ciean, fuFn i
transp.: $40. DE. S-i4s4.
MT. PLEASANT, sale. mr.. bath with
s sSaais e en- nr porch s3o. ME. s.
n. HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV, 430s-
studio rm;. hot plate, refgr.; excel.
transp. $50 month. RA. 3-7SSe.
PARK RD: NV lse6:-walk to
T TSrk' or lst 80 4 i frSnt enc. si-in'
91 1I.. 81, NV. l75s-Ist.fi00r
next shower. Sl4 week.
ROOM with refrig. and hot plate,
Share bath with 1. SIS mo.
NO. 7-6I60, 1919 Calvert st. NV.
SCOTT CIR. walk dntown --Beaut
furn.; f1repl.: best value in city:
reigr.: cosnpl.: $40 mo. 1881 o st.
SHERATON PARK AREA rm,
semipvt. bath; S55 mo sniff for
ST. 3-6546 or HU. 3-4O49.
SMALL BSMT.-L.H.K. rm. for i
Nu NAAss hCNly uCC. 300 mo. 1883
newton ST. NV, DU. 1921.
Tv IN YOUR ROOM-Refrig,, grill.
clock radio, foam matt. 6i5 END
s.. NV. ST. 3-5S33.
10th ST. NV, I3Ia-Loyely large
front efficiency, Frigidaire, range,
linens, elev. bldg.
1888 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
KIM. with pvt. bath, cleo, refriR,
$500 wk. CO. 5-2171.
1873 COLUMBIA RID. Apt. 40
Lee. unfurn. rm.. $40. Share
PRIVILEGES and exp. CO. 5-ssO6.
1913 PA. AVE. N.w.--Nicely furn..
z2A every 2 wks. All utils, furn.
suitable 2. RA. 6-24s5.
cOLORED - Light Housekeeping
room, nice location, employed
couple. RA. 6-o05e.
coLORED-0NE RIM. and kitchen
copied sssiI Sec Nh M ss ss51Sssn et fH;
18th st. n w., CO. 5-6102.
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BAcKMoEs. frent-snd leaders and
a-03a3; eveninea. LU, l-1025:
BULLD0zERs. leaders, generators,
chain saws. mixers. pumps, koEd
tractors, cement grinders, nnish-
RfsF ais1 Toois IA EsS6;uihPSMESS;Tp CO.
FLOOR SANDERS. polisherA vet.
sSfsooSRssss' i.sISIw ls ss's !. n MODERN
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
ADMIRAL HOTEL

FOR RETIRED or ELDERLY COU.
Il home o efse T soad r Pr,v 10 ioy s
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1911 PARK RID. NV.
pARKVIEW


steps OF 10th st.; in this de luxe
bedrm with separate dinette and
kit. with laundry facilities. Utils,
incl. with q very low rental. See
caretaker on premises.
JEE FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
l420 K st. NV. Elk. 3-lsl1
1112 10th ST. NV.
Furnished. modern
apartment bldg. opposite Hotel
Statler. Excellent downtown loca-
ton. Rent includes utilities. Call
Res. Mgr, Ma S-6933.
FIDELITY INV. co.
Nil E ST. NV. ST. $500
Continued on Next Pagsl
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Axe reg, wormed and shots. Open
DALE II PET SUPPLY " 2 q nnMHE
Va. CT. 6-2400.
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TRuMrETi lIks newt ideal fqI
student, 0etxeIi; S16. 30, b-bO31,
TUXEDO. size 80 long, finest Brit
ish material hand tailored. worn
twice: best offer. IA. N-4008,
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THE
HIGHLANDS !:
1914 CONN. AVE. NV.
AIR-coNDITlONED APTS. a
WALL-TO.WALL CARPET
SEcRETARIAL SERVICES
LAUNDRY FACILITIES
ROOF DECK
! BEDROOM, $235 MO.
EFFICIENCY, $3.50 MO.
Unfurnished Apis. Also Avail.
MRS. HYATT. Mgr. NO. 7-1240
THOMAS CIRCLE - >
rT Fses' G esi OF 4 IS snd Fs s9a5:
ERicK ": BERENs SALES. INC,
Ma. $4,000. Ext. SO.
TRANSIENT
10 MINUTES TO
CAPITOL BUILDING
ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APIS.
MOD. FURNITURE, INCLUDING.
LINENS, CHINA AND KITCHEN
i MONTH. REAsoNAsLEA RATES.
CALL 10. 2-1252.
rm' apt, next bath: VIZ mo- incl
utils.; adults. DE. 2-0s64.
h VIII. continuous hot water: 3
bedrms.. kit din. rn., pvt. bath;
ample closets; pvt. entr.; cow.
transp. SIS week. Ii. 1851.
18th ST. n. W., 33IS-2 rooms.
REALTY. DU. 7.1i7s.
3IOt 18th ST. NV rms. with
for :, $50 mo. for one,
$50 LIST ST. NW.-Efic., kit, di.
Ray "a. GsH.:7slaI6{.r lease RA' S-0l4is
i33 JEFFERSON ST. NV. -3T
Children. csii RE. s-ssss. no
1907 PARK RD. N.W.-Liv. rm..
nished; adults only; $50 for 2.
RA. 6-5594.
III A ST. Sc. CAP. HILL-Liv,
rm,. bed. rm.. kit, pvt, bath, I'd
n. Phone. clean, conv. transp. No
children. S65. Ii. 4-4770 or Ii.
1900 GA. AVE. N.W.-Newly dec;
bedrm.. liv. .rm.. dinette, kit. and
Ali utiis. incl. RR. 6-SS77.
18th AND MONTAGUE sfs.-1
gentleman pref: reas. NJ. 2-3Se5.
1914 EYE ST; N.E.-Nicely furns
apt. use Of telephone; very rea.
Sonable. MRS RACHEL sALVET-
1911 IRVING ST. NV, opp. Rock
Greek PIX. spacious 3 rms, porchl
kit, bath. ST. 1904. AID 2-0756I
35O6 18th ST. N.W.-Beautifui
bachelor apt, bedrm. -liy. comb,
full kit. attr. furn.; SOS. mo.
OIS 18th STREET N.W.-AttractiVe
ef1c. and l-bedrm. apis. in COM
venient downtown location. To in
spect, see janitor or call NJ PAUL
HANNAH, 732 18th street n.wa
sees 5th ST. N.W.-Liv, rm., bed
rm;. kit, bath, utils. furn. Convt
TO buses. Ii. 4-94ls. ia. a-773T.
1896 NEW HAMP. AVE, NV
Sedrm apt; . Ky, rm'' kit dinettei
1924 PARK RID. S.W.-Liv. rm..
bedrm.. kit, bath: Utils. incl,
adults: S64. RA. 3-4310.
End ST. NV, 5Ie4--Apt. 4; I
bedrm;, peh. Open SUN. or inq.
Apta, 9. IA; o-2se1.. ACT, ST.
sos E ST. N.w.-2 bedrms., dining
lily rm. comb. and kit; COW to
all dtowntn.; no children. Apply
SO e st NV, weekdays, DI. 4
9Is 18th ST. s.E:-Bedrm.. iiv.
rled cpl; $40. II. $1,000.
1910 X ST. NV, 9 Ice. rms, End
q, next to bath; $45 mo-; l rm..
1915 18th sT.-2 rooms. kit and
s bath RE 1srn Mt az utiis'; $50 month
1916 OAK 81. NV. = 4 rms
s sSTS9s ! s9s TA lossIy s igsESp show"
I454 EUCLID ST. N.W.-3-bedrms
R es 'a mS t "a vk " 9 sB 32.EssSSsa5s
320I 18th N.W.--Liv. rm.. bedrms
din. rni., kit, bath: sep. entr
1899 PARK RD. N.WI-Lovely
clean apt, mr.. park and bus; .
adults; utils. incl See bet. 30.
3I3 5th ST. sE.-Nice bsmt. apt,
pvt. bath and pvt. entr.; excel.
transp.: $50 mo. II. 6.7652.
1925 5th PL. S.E.-4-rm, apt,
liv.. rm., bedrm.. din. rm,. kit.
bath. ser. back pch. LU. z-l096. e
5III CONN. AVE. N.W.-Gent, or
cple.. bedrm., bath, liv. rm,
comp. kit, util.. linens. no lease
required: S125 mo-. S35 week.
EN-. 3-3707.
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MISCELLANEOUS F0R SALE
tcONftNueDl

SEARS DEEP WELL JET PUMP,
full kit, pipe. seal. II. valve and
tank: used 4 yrs: orig, cost. ss4O:
sale price. 500. GA. 2S6-J-3.
SEWING MACHINE. new home
portable. with case; $50. eJA.
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LIBRARY or cON0REss ARIA
s bsss rG rn ISs st sa mr. privs.s
pcnslble cple. $50 mo-. utils. Incl
Ii. 7-2057.
LIv. RIM, BEDRM., KIT. BATH.
porch; park rear; 2nd-fir.; yard.
b715 18th sc. NV, IA, 0-4003.
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SHERAToN-PK. vic.-ciean. ouiet
nome bathroom shared with i
man; unlim. ph. S45. AID. l-4S53.
SHERATON PIX. VIC, oS21 ostb
n.w.--Bsmt.: Ice. bright: pvt. bath.
sntr:; ! or 2 men. co 5.ISO5,
sGLE. or dble. Sleeping rms: across
from Walter Reed Hosp; reaS.
HA 3-o1SO. Mr.. transn
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ROOMS UMFURMlsnED

C0LORED-CHiLLUM HGTs.-.
h tss; rms Il;::,,. unrHrn, with eompl
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MacARTHUR BLVD, AREA-NeWiy
decor, 5 rms, 2 bedrms.. use 81
adults. Turn north 500 blt.
g Sss7 Est III terrace ezra; .nen iet'
MASS. AvE.-Lse. sunny bachelor
Good address. AS. O4.sasi sn's'
MASS. AVE. NV, Iesl--DowH-
town. Clean, warm l.room and
kitehenette enc. $3.50 VIZ. 3
MILITARY RD..2 apts. ayail;
SS2s 40 and 500. utils. Incl. DU.
MODERN DNTN. ELEV. BLDG
Spacious enc: nicely furn. Idea1
empL girls, couples; garage avail;
utils. incl.I S94.50: avail immed.
1925 T st. NV, AID. 4-4lfS.
MODERN downtown eiev. BLDG.
Spacious bedrm. apt. nice furn.
Ideal empl, girls. couple. Garage
avail. Utils, incl. S123. Avail.
immed, 1875 7 st. NV. AID.
MT. PLEASANT. I705 LAMONT
ST.-2-rIn. apt for 2 empl. adults,
pvt. bath; SIS. HUI. s.6i79.
NEWTON ST. NV. 1901 bed
room. living rm.. kit. bath: util.
incl. adults. $50 so. Apply LIST ff,
Ex. 3-7400. :
NICELY FURNISHED 9 rooms: Kit.
and pain all utils. incl; s0S.
NICELY FURN. liV. rm., bdrm. and
bath; $50 mo. Also 4 rm. and
bath: sg2. so. ! block from STAT
Ter. Call DI. 7-Sl4l for addi-
tional information.
ONE-YEAR LEAsE-ouar. against
rent increases: good location: 2
and 3 bedrm. ants. 10. 2.0l52.
P ST. NV. l1I5-LiV fm bedrm-
I've ta..n Sa ~ p s9s AZ aod :sS can beg
PARK RD:: 5000 BL0cK-Nseiy
floor: utilities; 2 gifis 800: $40
for 3. AID. 4-62a2.
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COLLIEss mixed. also pnrebred
female; reasonsbie. Tw. s-S7si'
COLLIE PUPS. Axe. o wks,, cham
favorltes. OIL, l-477S,
COLLIEs, z and . weeks, Axe.
sable and white, males and fe-
P Raasas 81 MH 'i' s.c fsd silver No.
COLLIE. 10 mos. male. sable and
white: Axe, excel ped. house,
broken, trained; $50, Owner so
ing away, AID, 2-15Ss.
COLLIE. i-yr. -old male. Axe; al.
iectionate, loves children, house
ieS ssE.i re as. to 5000 hone pre-
COLLIE PUPPY, Axe registered.
COLLIE AND SIBERIAN husky
mixed. tri-eoior, is mos. old;
obedience-tralned: GOOD home Inn
portant. UN. 4-2I74.
COLLIE (miniaturel, Shetland
sheep dog, sable and white, male,
) wks,; Axe. EN-. 3-44S2.
COON H0UNDs--Reg. blue tick
res Walksr nais ., v .S,sh,
Champion" big stride. SI25. CT,
1-S257.
DACHsMuND PUPS. Axe. o Wks,,
pes9tiini ilght red females. S3b
DACHsHuND PUPPIES. black and
tan ana red, males and females.
~ champions In ; generations,
kb09AhDiNo KENNELS, sykesville.
DAcHsHUND. miniature. stud
service, Axe registered. Phone
DAcHsHUND MINIATURE PUPS
Axe, perm. shots: S-ib. stud sery-
ice; Siamese cats. JE. 4-0S37.
DACHSHUND PUPS, Axe, CHI. blood,
shots, wormed, playful, Affection
ate 500. terms. EV. 4-I701.
DACHsHuNDs, good stock. wormed.
shots: you'll love these puppies
and the price. AP, 7-9356.
DACHSHuND, red male. Axe,
puppy shots. 10 weeks; SIS. ia.
5-1ei9.
DACHsHUND PUPPIES. reg Axe
st ]. LexInssiiiIls hts. Mclean SSSS f Va.
DO you Want TO ADOPT a petP
20 you have q pet to give up
have you lost or found an AMI
RESCUE LEAGUE. NO. T-573O.
DOBERMAN eINscHER DOG, fe-
male. IA mos. old, shots, ears
cropped, afiectionate: wants good
home. 81. 1892 after 4 pm.
DOG BEAUTY SALON
cARoLE's DOLLHOUSE
Carole Adele white
Cor. 18th and p NV An Afoaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

M0yING-Must sell: Good western
Cutting horse; also truck and
Thor washer. CY. 7-6047.
ONE BEAUTIFUL SHOW PONY
with. filly. beautiful bay gelding,
Is. hands high. well hammered,
safe for any lady to ride. Chan.
lilly Farm. Fairfax, Va. Phone
Herndon 1912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
noes, pEYs, ETc.

SIBERIAN husky PUPPIRs--AKC
male and female. champl0nshlp
line. Rockwell S-i467,
TINY BEAU
is. TE, 6-4g0s. =
WEIMARANER PUPS for field or
show; excellent bloodllne, sired
BY rh.: o wks. old. Win hold for
Easter, CAL after 2 pm. and
wEIMARANER. s mos, sireds b.
uossoms, 6akRsa Scion OF Dunwer-
KIM CHI. CD, c,D.x., I'D; 2 m,
FEM Sli.a Axe papers, 500 ca
WEIGH cORoI PUPPIES, Pem.
H sss Phone m; s RRq 5s:sildS. sA''' Axe
wlRE-HAIRED TERRiER-Puppy,
Dick OF litter. available Tor
Easter. male. SIS, female, s6b:
STUD SERVICE. $50 or puppy.
$AVE--$AVE
On feeding cost. Morco doc meal, 2b
pounds, Sl,D0: 100 pounds, S7'2S:
Quaker City Beef, low kennel
prices; free delivery p, r. MORAN
CO. $3.50 NJ st. NV, Re. 3-050b.