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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-12
Superintendent
Message
By G. Taylor Whittier
School Superintendent

Improvement of the educational program is the
constant of the professional staff well of
all the citizens in Montgomery County. is feeling
that the talents and abilities of the citizens in
ty should be utilized to insure adequate consideration
of all facets of the school program.
This is particularly valuable in areas where citi-
with high degree of specialization bring in
creased understanding and insight concerning par
ticular situation.
An example of how this talent is used can be
in the support and interest of the members of the Joint
Board of Science Education of the Washington Acad-
envy of Sciences and the d. c. Council of Engineering
and Architectural Societies. They have met WI va
rious curriculum committees well provide ,on-
sutve service for individual schools
While there many differences of opinion the
county as to content feel by involving
who currently practicing their speciality will
know the course of study offered students is of the
highest type.
We hope to further develop the of study
in order to have adequate guide in each subject and
one that can be kept up to date.
Ever with us is the task of securing and main
tanning increasing professional staff competent
deal with the many pressures education involves
Providing for a rapidly increasing number OF boys
Continued Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-12
Scholarships
Won by Many
County Pupils

Montgomery County's 2159
high school graduates in June
1858 won PA scholarships
valued at $407, 1868. This does
not include a number of athletic
and officer training scholar.
ships which do not list the cash
value.
Most Of the county schools
showed an increase over the
previous year either in the num-
Der Of scholarships or the value
received. Bethesda Chevy Chase
had the highest number, 70,
valued at $162,315 plus 16 ath.
letic and NROTC scholarships.
Scholarships won by the 1857
graduates totaled 1T worth
1929. 375.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-12
Higher Teachers Paw
Is Quality Factor

county from July, 1857, TO July,
1859, showed that no new non
degree had been hired for 1889
go. New teachers holding ad.
vanced degrees had increased
12.5 per cent over those hired
for 1889.
1t also noted that applications
made after March /, 1859,
showed 7.3 per cent more teach.
ers with advanced degrees
applying than in the previous
six-month periods whereas only
2.8 per cent more teachers held
advanced degrees in 1889
than in 1888.
The ratio between experienced
and inexperienced teachers new
to the county, however, re-
manned stable at approximately
two experienced teachers EN-
ployed to one inexperienced
teacher. 1t was felt desirable
that that ratio be maintained as
the growth and development of
the school system demand that
1t be constantly recruiting and
training newcomers to the
teaching profession who will, In
building their own careers, con.
tribute to the sound develop
ment Of the system as a whole.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-12

Major improvement in
quality in the 1859 budget
pro posals was the new
salary schedule for teachers
which placed Montgomery
at the top of the competitive
market both in Maryland
and the Washington metro
politan area.
The new 10-month schedule
provided for salary range for
teachers with a bachelors de-
gree from $500 to $1,000. Teach.
ers with masters degrees went
from $4700 to $7700 in 10 auto
matte steps. The county's most
experienced teachers were eli.
gible for two additional steps,
$500 and $500 on the superin-
tendent's recommendation for
superior professional perform.
ance.
BY the end Of the 1889
school year the effect of the
new scale was already showing
in the better qualified teachers
being attracted to the county.
A study of the percentages
OF non-degree, bachelors de.
grees and advanced degrees
among teachers new to the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-12
Summer School
Program Is
Under Study

"Where do we find the
money!" isn't the only prob
lem facing school heads SEEK
ing to improve education.
"Where do we find the
time?" is almost as difficult
for educators to solve.
In this day of rapid technolog-
ical and scientific changes,
teachers need more opportunity
for in-service training than can
be provided in the ten months
of the school year. The regu.
lar school day cannot be
stretched further to meet the in
dividual needs of students for
strengthening and enrichment.
Time for additional services
must be found outside the regu-
lar program.
Superintendent c. Taylor
Whittier proposed in 1858 that
these needs be met by an ex-
banded summer program that
would be voluntary for both stu
dents and teachers and, in its
beginning steps, would be linn
tied.
The proposal was two.fold
providing:
. For teachers, ms ervice
training and professional devel-
opment through workshops that
would study content or subject
matter, curriculum development,
Institutional techniques, specific
CONTINUED on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-12
High Quality
Teaching Is
1o50-5o Goa
Progress Made
Despite Record
Student Total

Questions on what was be-
ing taught in Montgomery
County classrooms high
lighted the 1858 election
campaign for a new School
Board. At all of the prediction
rallies, it was asked repeatedly,
de we have enough teachers
who can give our children the
education we want them to
have?"
"The quality of education in
Montgomery County is deter.
mined by the quality of class
room instruction" Superinten.
dent c. Taylor Whittier pointed
out in making his proposals that
year for new teacher salary
schedules.
"Well-trained teachers who
understand children and who
are. dedicated to the service OF
the younger generation" was
the need, as he saw 1t, and an
adequate salary scale was the
first step in meeting 1t.
The seven School Board can
didates who took office on Jan.
uary 2, 1859, felt committed to
providing more adequate sala.
ries with higher minimums and
maximums for all teachers.
Board members said they
were also aware of the public's
willingness to pay for salaries
of professional level if assured
of quality teaching.
This resulted in the unprece.
dented, step of tying salary in
creases to performance ia
Continued on Page g.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-12
Sentinel Again
Offers Report

The Montgomery County
Sentinel again this year is
pleased TO bring its sub
scribers the annual report
of the superintendent Of
MOntg ON cry County
Schools.
In IL, the hopes and
some Of the achievements
of the county school sys-
tenn for the 1889 school
year are told. The Sentinel
undertook this project as n
public service In line with
its policy of bringing Sen.
tinei readers the greatest
amount of county school
news possible.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
BY Dick Brooks
BY Ston Droke
BY WinsIow Mortimer

neighbors greet each other
with "Boas Festas" (BOH-ahs
FESS-tahS). In the various
countries of Europe, you will
hear greetings which must
sound very familiar to many
Americans coming, as we do,
from predominately European
backgrounds. "Joyeux Noel"
(zwah-yeuh noh-eD from
France, "Buon Natalie" (B'wohn
nah-TAH-leh) from Italy, and
Froeliche wv elm a ch t e n"
(FROH-lish VINE-ahk-ten) of
Germany are almost as well
known in America as the
equivalent English phrase.
Norweigians say "Gledelig
Jul" (GLED-eh-leeg YOOLD.
while Swedes say God Yule"
(gudt yooD and the Firms say
"Hauskaa Joulua" (HOW- -skah
YOH-loo-uh. Perhaps the
loveliest version, however
comes to us from Greece:
"Kalla Xristoyena" CKAH-lah
rees-TOO-yen-ah.
But it's the sentiment, rather
than the words, that counts.
So for this branch of the
Morris clan-eight strong, in
cluding Mrs. Morris and the
children-may I wish all our
readers from coast to coast and
in Canada and Mexico, a very
Merry Christmas!
(Released by The Bell Syndicate)
Evening star., 1959-12-25
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Christmas Day is a day for
the observance of traditions.
In each home certain. rituals
are observed: from taking
down the stockings to the final
dab of hard sauce on the plum
pudding, everything follows a
pattern established through
years of custom. So, too, it is
that a pleasant custom has
evolved over the years in this
column: on Christmas Day we
tell you-with the aid of
Charles Berlitz of the famous
language schools that bear his
name-how people all around
the world wish each other
happiness on this day of days
Just off hand, you'd not think
of the Arabs as people likely to
celebrate this day, but they
have a phrase of greeting for
it just the same "Milad Said
pronounced mee-LAHD sah-
ED.
The Flemish version, much
closer to our own, is "Gelukkige
Kerstmis" (yeh-LOO-kee-guh
KERST-mis), while the Dutch
say Vrolijk Kerstfeest (vroh-
Lynx kehrst-FEEST).
Hawe iianS-and how diff
ferent their Christmas must bt
from the traditional New Eng
land celebration!-greet each
other with "Mele Kalikamaka'
tMEH-leh kah-lee-kee-MAH-
kah). In Indonesia, the phrase
is "Selamat hari natal"
Nearer at hand in Brazil
| (and, of course, in PortugaD
Evening star., 1959-12-25

For color or black and white pictures in
doors and out. Peoples have flashbulbs to
meet your needs and Peoples low prices will
save you money!
Evening star., 1959-05-24
ny JOE HvAMs


TWWE scene is Miami where group of Hollywood
i technicians filming movie, "A Hole in
the Head, to be released this coming summer. There
is small cleared space in the crowd in front of drug
store where the movie scene is TO be filmed. In the
middle, alone, pacing in tight circles, is a slightly
hunchcd chainsmOking figure who looks like the lone
lest here. This is Frank SnatTa. Although he is
the center Of the crowd, he Is not part Of it.
In that IS the Sinatra story: he is loner,
island surrounded by himself. He has his world
populated by people Of his choice his vocabulary,
his working hours and his private problems,
fears and Illustrations.
Headliners often lonely. There is that moment
Of truth" when the matadOr the alone the
batter steps up to the plate alone, the fighter enters the
ring alone. In those when he finds time
to be ntrOspectve, Sinatra compares himself to fighter
Like fighter I've got all the help need before the
bout, he told the film in Miami. But when
the bell rings go it alone"
looked at the crowd Of people jOckeyng for position
they could him better. Nearby, almost within
reach three of the who constantly in the
Sinatra retinue waiting for nod word from him.
asked what he when he said his is a lonely life.
Evening star., 1959-05-24

JUDY TUCKER Of Bourne, Mass, mnites:
''PUe read lot about Frank Sinatra -
good and bad. What is this fellOW really
ike% AbOUe is nte ansIreT, By Joe Hyams,
TINS Weeks Hollywood correspondent.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

WoODACREs-KENwOOD AREA
Lovely brick split-leyel with 3
TWIN-SIZE bedrms., 2il baths and
DEN. LOW, LOW 3Os-OWNER
LEAVING CITY, FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS INC, DI. 7-l4ll: ewes, OIL.
4-47Q"
WOODSIDE FOREST. Silver Spring
New center-hall entr. brick
rambler, 3 bedrms.. 2Iz baths,
paneleo den > fireplaceE, din.
I'm table-spsce kit. bsmt., ga
rage. G. D. FIELD. NC. JU.
5-7ll3, 9 I'll 8.
WOODSIDE = Custom built CEN
TER-HALL BRICK COLONIAL: liv
rm.' nrepl-. din. rm.. DEN. 3 bed
rms > baths, rec. rm.: fenced lot
and carport Price. ONLY S2O,g5O
HUGH T. PECK, 10. 5-4742
Al VALUE, Mass ave. extended
-4-bedrm 2-bath. white clpbd
Cape Cod: rear enclosed porch.
situated on delightful country
size lot. Low EOS Will sell today
CFEVY CHASE REALTY, EN-. g.
1900. ewes, EN-. 2-2S25
Evening star., 1959-11-18

this spacious BRICK HOME.
LARGE living room with fireplace,
BANOUET-SIZED dining room,
PORCH, "a BATHS and GA
RAGE. Only SlS,500, with TER
RIF1C FINANCING. See this one
today BOWERS BROS. INC,
Evening star., 1959-11-18
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp,
tcoNTNUEDl

BETHEsDA-5 bedrms.; price, s23.-
500 Need We say more. Excel.
eond. Prime. cloSe-in community
Can OF: 6-2344, FREDERICK W.
BRADLEY HILLs-Another fnd for
the larRe family with limited
budget and in need Of lots Of room.
Enslish brick with 5 TO 8 bed
in neiEhborhood, Priced in low
eos with excellent financing. GEO.
w. ROBERTSON. Realtor, 1885
Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2123 till o.
BUDNEY REALTY CORP.
10. 5-275O, 10. 5-3423; Po. 2-sss7
MANOR CLUB AREA-Buildeys'
home on 3 acres. 5 lEe. rms and
bath; reduced TO S16,s5O.
LAYHILL-Briek rambler. 3 bed
rms and bath. lge country kit
assume GI loan, is-acre lot. ask
ing $4,000.
TWINBRooK-S75O down includes
settlement, 3-bedrm Cape Cod
fireplace, fenced yard.
ROCKVILLE-Custom built 3-bed-
rm olz-bsth brick bi-level; huge
rms. throughout, rec. rm. 20 BY
70 with fireplace, 2-car garage;
S2s,50O.
ADELPHI-Sll0 per mo. includes
taxes ana insurance: detached, s.
bedrm. brk. rambler, rec. rm.,
storm windows; Handicapped lot
Evening star., 1959-11-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FURN. HOUSE OR APT. WANTED.
Nd, Va. or suburban D. C., BY
sm, white family: clean and re-
liable close to transp. and stores
Call Mr. EDMONDS, RF 7-5Q5a.
after & pm. SP. 3-0372.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mu,

COLESVILLE AREA-PAY MOREP
WHAT FOR? When you can buy
ms modern 3-bedrm. rambler,
= baths: for so little. Fireplace,
King sized den, garage, strategi-
eally placed on / acre Of wooded
beauty. Price, Sl7.95O Call nov
HV8H ahi l.sJBaESG T JBaEGK
CONN. AVE. ESTATES = Assume
Sil 300 and pay Sill mo. on
an-oriek rambler: 8 bedrms.. liV
Fm;' din. area, eountry-siZed kit.
IuA osmt.; shrubs and fenced
$i4:950, SUBURBAN PROP >,
MGT.. 10. 5-36s7.
DALE DR.-PINEY BRANCH =
with extra building lot. on dead
end street. An for S2I, 500. BEERS
BROS. JU- 5-761O.
EDGEMOOR AREA-specisI Al
Colonial: centrally air eond.: full
dining rm., table space in kit,
powder rm- 3 fine bedrms., .
baths, full bsmt garage, slate
roof, charming ward. SAMUEL Z
BOGLEY OF MD, INC, OIL. g.
FOUR CORNERS: only SI7.95O =
Charming. 3-bedTm, 2-bath brick
WARMTH N HAPPINESS"
Awaits you with wsik-out bsmt.. I'm
rec. I'm. and lge. fenced yard.
w, =, NICHOLAS HE. 4-l0OO
GEORGIAN FOREST = New split.
evel rderS liv. I'M. with fireplace
sep. dining rm. with sliding doors
TO patio; LARGE kit. with disposal
eye-leVel oven, eoloTed dishWasher
and Tefgr.; 3 bedrooms, n baths.
&C. rm. and den, trades accepted
SO, $50. SLIGO REALTY, REAL
TORS. JU. s-S60O.
GOODBYE TO CITY GRANTS -
See our 3-bedroom modern ram
bier with basement, on h-acre
OF HANDICAPPED ground. Price, Sl3,-
$50. HUGH y. PECK, Ga 4-6575
HAMLET A DISTINGUISHED brick
house in q neighborhood Of lovely
homes. First floor has entr. hall.
lge. liv. rm., din. rm., den, powder
Tm., attached gar, big kit. and
lac. porch overlooking lovely pvt
garden: Fad floor has 3 big bed
rms . baths, stairway to attic
tul osmt. with maids rm. and
bath. owner moving to apt, Priced
- 700; A. C. HOUGHTON &
1-9Oo7: ewes, OIL. 2-9474.
HUGH T. PECK IN ROCKVILLE
for upper MONTGOMERY County
property. Call GA. 4-6575.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
RIVER VIEW

antique brick rambler
on acre convenient to Pentagon,
hlks.. from beach and boat land.
iing: 3 bedrms., sll-electric kitchen.
living room with firepl and car
port. Will lease at S165 per mo.
with option tn b." Cali for appt
Evening star., 1959-11-18

baths. separate dining room, fun
DSmt.. garage lot 70xl50 Must
be sold now, due to circumstances
beyond the owners control and Q
reasonable offer viii be eonsid-
cred. CLYDE r. ADAMS, REAL
TOR, UN. 4-ll43
Evening star., 1959-11-18
POTOMAC, MD.
9941 Accord DR..
Open Tonight
1909 PM

EXHIBIT HOME FOR SALE. Come
out tonight after dinner and in
spect this wonderful 4-bedrm. fur
niShed home which we are pre-
pared to deliver Immediately.
other new homes being resdied
for your inspection; 2i5 baths
finished family room, garage; all
lots over - acre.
TO REACH: Out River I'd. or Per-
simmon Tree rd to Accord DIR.
OUR CONCORD SIGN, turn left
to property. THOMAS L. PHIL
LIPS CO. OIL. 4-1424: ewes, JU.
a-l4n3 or exhibit home phone
tonight, AK 9-9357.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
peter i. hagan & son

BRIGHT NEW RAMBLERS Q5l
nearing ompletion-Fifteen good
reasons for coming out TO inspect
and buy a home that will make
you glad YOU waited. THREE light,
bright bedrooms, LARGE living
room and dining room with pic
ture windows, de luxe kitchens
with breakfast space, full day.
light basement situated on 200
it. deep level lot: close to schools,
transportation, etc. Only Sl4.25O.
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS.
y AP. 7-SA00.
Evening star., 1959-11-18

HYATTSVILLE "A 25-foot living
room with fireplace is the feature
Of this conveniently located home
SPACIOUS kitchen with breakfast
room. One dormitory-sized bed
room on second floor and one bed
room and bath on first floor. Pull
basement with ground-level en-
trance. Porch, garage, and many
other features. Sis month. BOW
ERS BROS, AP. 7-S40O.
JENIFER ST. NV, l blk. of Conn.
ave.-Brk. semidetached. q rms,
IL baths, rec. rm., completely
redec: rent, Sl65 mo. DRURY
REALTY CORP, e1O5 K st. NV,
KENTUCKY AND INDEPENDENCE
AVES.-Redecorated 6-rm home,
AUERBACH & CO., DI 7-650l
LAUREL, MD.-New 2-bedrm, home
located a mile south Of Laurel
Nd. shopping center. 500 per
mo, utilS. not included Call after
I pm, PA 5-02S3.
MARROW HEIGHTS AREA-New:
oedTmS; sii1 a;, ga baths 5,;;,, den WIRE
Sl75. RE. 6-7464,
NEAR DANA Gus. MD rooms
and bath About q miles from
Acc. Phone Clearwater 3-3395.
NEAR MELPAR AND FALLS
CHURCH - 2-bedrm. rambler;
large closed-in yard; ideal for
children; near bus: congenial
neighbors. Sll0 mo. JE. 4-3342.
NEAR PROVIDENCE HOSP. and
Catholic Univ -Brk.. liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms., . baths,
rec. rm., fenced yd, excel. cond.
Michigan Pk.-Brs., liv. rm., din.
nm, kit. 2 hedrmS bath. full
bsmt., EaS heat, fenced I'd. 500.
Near Catholic Univ. - Bungalow,
8 rms, hsmt., oil heat, $50 so.
"a q EEpt
Evening star., 1959-11-18
CHEVERLY

OI1CN EhL1 i
Over 100 properties for sale in
the area Of CheveTly. HyattSville
ano LandoveT Hills. :, 3 and 4
bedrmS
ToDAYs SPECIAL
Brick Cape Cod; 3 bedrms.- 4
baths. separate dining room. fun
DSmt., garage lot 70Xl50. Must
be sold now, due TO circumstances
beyond the owners control and Q
reasonable ofier VIII be consid-
cred. CLYDE R. ADAMS. REAL
TOR, UN. 4-ll43. ..
DREAM RAMBLER-Beautiful brick
home on corner lot Concrete
front porch end awning. Spacious
liy. room with fireplace, dining
:: bedrms., fully tiled bsmt. 81 900
down, FLA or assume large 4izgs
loan with cash z. {. FILLEY &
CO. Realtors. AP. 7-720O
FEW BLOCKS PROM PRINCE
GEORGES PLAZA-3-year-old, p
gas heat full bsmt.. table space
in kit, sep. din. room, vall-to-
wall carpet. glaSsec-in porch,
storm windows Sl7,50O BURCH
REALTY co. Open til 0 pm,
FIVE ACRES pl=s partial brick
home with expansion near compe-
.tion, A real buy at S14,9a5 UN.
4-65S3. For results, list with
peter |. hagan & son
FOR THE FAMILY WHO ENTER
TAINs = IT'S BETTER THAN
NEW Every room in this four-
yesr-old custom built home is
large, particularly the living
room and the smartlv finished
family room. The SPACIOUS din
ing room overlookS an attractive
fenced lot with TREES. But this
isn't nearly all The kitchen is
super de luxe and any woman
would want It. 1t adtoins the large
screened rear porch. owner reluc-
family transferred S229 FLA
or conventional financing This one
should sell on SIGHT! Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS. AP. T-si00.
.FORESTVILLE, nr. Andrews, SUIT
land-Beautifully decorated. 3-yr.-
old, 3-bedTm.. sll-brick rambler,
on extra-large level lot Sep. din.
rn1,, hre~l. scr. side porch, Ice.
rec. rm.: FHA or conventional:
only SlS.0OO. call Mrs. Cox.
10 S-S347 or ST. 3-736s, At
LAS REALTY CO.
-FOUR BEDRMs. AND A DEN in
this spacious BRICK HOME.
LARGE living room with fireplace,
BAN0UET-SIZED dining room,
PORCH, "a BATHS and GA
RAGF. Only SlS,5O0, with TER
RIFIC FINANCING. See this one
today BOWERS BROS. INC,
AP 7-S40O.
CT $500 DOWN
This is an immaculate home
CLEAN AS A PIN. bedrrls., ~
baths. liv rr1.. din. nm, kit. I'M
mediate possession Priced very
low ct Si2.50O.
Hugh T. Peck HE. 4-l7O0
Evening star., 1959-11-18
SILVER SPRING

SPACE
Stretch out in this 4-bedroom and
Sun-room home, on acre with
truly large rooms Separate dining
room and huge kitchen, plus @-csr
gaEage. Only Sl4,500 and OK D
KEN DRUSKIN
KEN SELL YOUR HOME CO.
1900 Viers Mill Rd. 10. 5-3366
SPRINGFIELD
Fine home on pvt. wooded lot, only
: years old; all-elec. kit, 4 bed
rms, "a baths, rec. rm., wall-to-
wall carpeting. Excel. financing
avail. Ewes, call Mrs. MacAuley,
OIL. 6-4540.
W. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEV, CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
TAKOMA PARK-Coionial: 3 bed
rooms, liv. rm., din. rm. kit:
hot-water heat: full bsmt.; car
port, Sl4,500, LAIRD B. SCOTT,
ANA@AA1 a CANs W. g-b1-bs
TAKOMA PARK
81 ,95O-ColoriaI home, with fire.
place, din. rm., rec. rm. in bsmt.,
bedrms., table space in kit.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
TAKOMA PARK; JUST LISTED:
priced at Sl3,95O in spite Of
5000 FLA appraisal-4 bed
rms, ga baths, sun porch. full
bsmt., hot-water heat; garage: fine
area. RIPLEY CO, JU. 5-6111.
TAKOMA PARK
Brick rambler newly redecorated.
beamed ceiling in liv. rm.. paneled
den. lge. corner lot. BIZ. to
make ofer. immed. pos$,,
TWINBROOK-ELBoW ROOM in
this, clean-as-a-whiStle 4-bedroom,
PIhSsNG PffIihsSsssPS5aFy yK1TcHRN TTfRlSes' waEoai MlFE
basement, patio; immediate occu-
panc": $3.50 down. HUGH T
PECK, GA. 4-6575.
THRIFTY. This desirable rambler,
schools and shopping. Call now.
$3.50 dn. HUGH. T PECK,
GA. 4-6575.
WHEATON-ST. CATHERINE La
BOURE PARISH-New 3-bedrm.,
@l2-bath rambler; within walking
distance of parochial school; sepa-
rate dining rm., fireplace, beauti-
full rec. room. $4,000.
JU. 9-SSS0. HILDEBRAND co.
WHEATON-1-year- ar-old brick ram
bier; 3 bedrooms, 2la baths, iiv-
ing room, separate dining room,
beautiful finished basement; wall
to-wall carpeting Nice Level lot;
SlS,JO0. Trades accepted. FRED
ERICK W. BERENS SALES INC,
JU. 7-770O.
WHEAToN-S35O dn. buyS this
desirable 2-bedrm. rambler: full
bsmt.:, Ice. lot; close to schools
and shopping. HUGH T. PECK,
10. 5-4742.
WHEATON, bedrms.; assume 4es
GI loan: Sl3,5OO. EISENACHER,
LO. 4-5555.
WHEATON, bedroom. Assume AZ
GI loan, $4,000.
E1SENACHER REALTY, Lo. 4-5555
WHEATON-NEW SPLIT-LEVELS;
3 bedrms., > baths, large liv. rma
de luxe kit, beaut. rec. rm. Select
your own colors and financing
Priced at S21.50U HUGH 7
PECK, LC 5-4742.
WOOD ACRES-Grestly reduced for
quick sale, asking S25,50O; library;
fully equipped kit. garage Cell
Mrs. Chabourn, EN-. 2-g662. EX-
elusive. SIMMONS PROPERTIES,
DE. 2-566O.
WOOD ACRES, S24 1850
2-story Colonial in wooded
setting; 1St floor; living rm.
with fireplace, dining rm.
with adjoining screened
porch, Kitchen and garage.
End floor: 3 bedrms., baths;
basement.
RECREATION ROOM
Delightful neiRhborhood
walking distance tranSpoT-
tation, public and parochiaI
schools, playground Inspec-
ton BY appointment only.
Call KE 7-137O; (eves. OIL.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
Stuart & Maury, Realtors
b2O7 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
lCONTtNIfFD1

PROFITABLE con-
CRETE AND CINDER BLOCK
MANUFACTURING PLANT In
Frederick County, at approx. 500
Of appraised value. Records avail
able; earning potential can be
greally increased with present
established accounts. Illness Of
owner forces sale. Knovledge Of
business not necessary. TerIile
opportunity. FRED B. CUsHMAN,
WI. S-90il. Ask for Mr.. MEE-
RICK.
LAUNDRIES, Maytag, coin. op., as
low as S1,S00 down, completely
installed. Sc finance. OIL. Asses.
coin-operated, unattend-
ed. coloTrG neiEhbo-hood. Recei7ts
5000, note payments and expenses
S525. $1,000 cash 70 responsible
-
Evening star., 1959-11-18
GLENMONT FOREST

Wheaton, bedrms., bath,
kit, liv. rm. and full bsmt.,
fenced yard. . blks. of Ga.
ave. and school; l blk. TO
bus S95 mo. Call after 4:3n
pm, VII, 2-7724.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
HOUSES TO SHARE

WANT l or . young men to share
Ice modern home in So Arl.
Ridge rd. area with 4 others.
Total cost including meals, maid
service. approx 500, college Grads.
OF. 4-7564.
WIDOW, middle-aged. cultured, ed
ucated Protestant wishes to share
charming home with similar: mr.
Alex SO 5-l34l ewes