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Evening star., 1961-01-09
CONLEY
HOME OF THE
DAY

,4.bedrm. :h bath brk: colenisl
ASt 81 rAH. 81 eonssnsonsl nss m
Close to stores, bus and schools.
So 900 and We take tfadesl
JAS T. cHmhis Ssniper s.4ffs1 NsIl'0''
CONN. AVE: ESTATEs-s-bedTm
bslnt., elec. kit, wesher, dish
washer; large fenced lot, Assume
ssS' lssss' TM. 81 s.sS4s. sI0an' Price sAs''
COM. ave. RsTATBS-Psetty, g
ssdsm. ,s se,ms. .sc Ssp; din; s; sm;: base. ns.
sseesoas ses 70; ;;.,iT ,iTSSuNkM g d. co" Io'
cQNN: AVE. EsTATEs-AssUME
VA LOAN on this. immac. brick
spilt.ievel offering 4 bsdrms. lor 3
hedrms. snd dsnl, 12xi7 din..fam-
I.d y r% S.to issiS o.la E1s' sssss Iss s st sSy-
ssxIToRs, sGssxsiI;Tf,oSRRs St.Nc ~. Nsc.ssSos. 3 : ATT :
cSUNTRx u LivIpNi!SsSl6;Ss3 vIpi!s:.SSl Isssl 8.
ccS: Ice. fenced iot. nr. schools.
bus, shops: separste dining rm.;
can III. S:ssso. HiLbESSAS ASp CO: 20:
CREAM PUFF De LUKE aiuminum
siding 3.bedfooEn rambler with
sep. dinette. porch, patio and
huge Anehor-fenee yard. THA
TRADE, 20. 2.3l40.
SUBURBAN PR0PERTIEg MOT.
NM AD HRm0
II you like O home with q settinG,
talk the old man into seeing this
one In Sligo Greek Park: 3 bed.
rms, brick, sep. din. rm., full
SS SsHsi; ai;r ,ss7'Soo and "oK'D 4
KEN N1IsuisxM 1pIRuisxM q CO. 10. s-eoos
GARRETT PARK-Lge, bgk. ram
bier, 3 bedrms., 1M baths, slec.
kit. I'M. rec, RIP, Immed. oSeu-
III. S.A4Ss. BuRToN.KiELEdH.
OIRNMONT AREA: First shewing.
4 bedrms. and 2 baths. with rec.
Pm. Priced to sell fast at SlS,600.
THIS vent last. Can now. Lo.
FUaW SjsgsI y. PECK. 1is.s Georgia ave.
FIRST WITH TH1 FINIST
Evening star., 1961-01-09

SLIGO PARK-3-6sdFm. spIIt IevsI:
close 70 schools. Price 1880.
EzszNAcHsEIkC HsICek ekAiSf4a, n fEgos',s Eos. s-ssss
SRnlN0FfELD, MD.-Yipe spIits
pancy. and eniy ! SiesEs 70 Ken.
wood club. 5 large bedYms., plus
huge expanGable dopmitoYy room.
2.eer garage, screened porch, love-
" fenced yard. family room and
rSereaSten yooH. REieed In 800.
Iskns In nsiSssSsS Ss2SrYpl YplfEEselcf Eec s,.s. MAHsx: *:
PLIf.ROYKR RAaaBLER, $4,000
III baths. . bedsn,s., room for
4sh oedrm.. IN. rec. Hm:. Nike new.
GIs NO On: payment FAA 1850
sSss SSse' II txiiCSNk@ = AND Co.. 10. q
81. JANIS PARiSH-"TiEs new
huge brk. spiit.ievl on lge. Level
sot, . master siss bedyfns,. ~
Zee kit's May ~ sustom Mlte nFfeps; fsssu,ssl sa
Priced to sell at only $40. $50:
trades eeeeptsd, 10, 5.S6&7,
sXTH9UsgRSSssAE sXT9sgRSSssA!EE PAoPERftEs NAN
level w/all the extras. Wsii.TsiI
carpet, central air conditioning.
hnf'nssa g. rec; S.E Sm;; +; iSll Nn,lsss sstns.
Liv.. rm. 2lxl2. sep. din. rm.. hit.
wItahis spass. Covered patio. As.
": J: NIcAoLAs 10. g.oaoo
Takol11a Park Rambler
Attractive frame rambler in very
nice area; living room. separate
dining room, 8 bedrooms: gas hcts
water heat. z.ear ssYage, new FUR.
mace. roof and bath; prompt pos.
session; excellent buy at 81, $50.
ROBERT E. LoHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. 4-40OO
FAKOMA PARK-LaFse 6-Tm. 6Tic6
Coionial. treed yard: slate roof:
eonsitIoT,. efhsDssins h.s.ss ssnssssl c AT
BEERS BROS. 10 6,T0lI
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NO

You wouldn't want 70 be any closer
70 bus and shePpins. IN this B.
Z sas:I q .sS .ssSSsa.; siS'ssO and 20 *oikp
KEN 6kUGKsN q co. 10. s-eoos
P0I0NAc, 8 real honey q Z home
Isnsesv AN esv viz ais.d sE:s snS Saes%: sss%:
Win be Q shoWpiaes: 3 6edFnas..
ih baths, sep. din. Ym., eiec. III,
scr. bfeezeway, garage. window
wall In Nv. rm. everleoks your en-
tire acre; no bsnit.. but pienty Of
sst0Fage SPACE and BIG util. run..
$SsY $2s;sso o. koSs;SyE:Np!,:0'7SFER s;y: ~ REAL
Evening star., 1961-01-09
RARE
AS HENS TEETH

EOR: OF. 4.6lll 'til ..
RARE
AS HENS TEETH
New houses within waking aas-
lance % Q gynsgoGue. a.6e6YIa.,
zth-beth. ail-hstek sDiit- -tevei and
sRlissloyer fsWeIers; sn-eleetrie
thedrsi eeliinss. diniaS n. M with
giioing doogs 70 patio, lge. rec.
OPEN IL 10 DARK
DRg.: Out Pinsy Branch rd. 10
!Tnlveesisg hlyd:. left 20 Buck
TO Aaiibu' right to model home.
GRACE W. KLEIN 4 CO., NC.
0k. 6-2el6 HE. o.UlS9
eOcE CREEK FILLS-supeFb new
huge 1881 kit,. I SeSriss.. & = X baths.. US.
rec. rna.. Bth bsdrIn. with Y bath:
81 Nb..' I'm; nc. seoSEfoS.: 81. S.aso5.o Fl ool@A
ROCK Cn1EK MIlkR--New; ked.
up:. Ear.. porch. Cali LkwHTiicI
". LQIE9 CO., ~. 6s4222.
StLYKn sPRlNG = Three brick
EsSSsless. ESsasss. si csifTSSSa TIL sEaosa s az ssd
Two are eentrafly air ecnd. Im-
meefAee gossession. CHESTER
CORP. ~. 6-7i0O, o 70 o.
0ELVRR GPEYW9Sf Naar NeNmf9anSs
cry Blaif Hish Ss6ooi. Eoveiy
brick rambler. built.ln garage, )
,|1ss;IEr rs; I'm: = Snly ssI es ;eeS0. 70; 6.3eeO.
SiLvBk spRfN0-Ffanklin ave.
sI.1 ssss' 4, SDSs,ssSs acS.5 sss,;Hsn s,;san srisk ram.
Assume $4,000 loan. VACANT.
iExirY ~. s-Isoo
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DESPERATE Ess5iP PiEsfI1

Owner transferred and must sen
this immec. brick split-level with
entr. foyer. lge: Nv. ,rrl.. sep, din.
and dsiishtsSi n.Ss ki S.s ssdr' a x,;h sasss ii1e
sir conditicneir l:' inel.:; ioe ~ 4oxison. Sn
Assume $l6. 800 loan, reduced to
ioy. sSi. .sS9ii 81 silSS sisSsSS REALTY. Real
TWINBR0OK. NEED { BED.
RoOMsf See this weii kept home
today. .woodbuyning firepl.. Ice,
mod. kit.. fenced corner lot, $500
a. dn; HUSH zoSN4nr r PECK ROCKVILLE
WlsRATON, Sii. $50. S4O0 cash
MEEN sElsE IaSelsL RsSIross sysl o .oss:s
ciovsNEss. J Sedrms. " bsths.
ssaped ios. ASSUME hi LARGE z&S
viIEE. vHAH; dvoa "a! 4.s575s'1 Il PECK ROCK
wHEATON-split.lsyel: Sle, 800. 3
bedrms., . baths, hnished Pecrea-
tion room. Like newt No down
payment. OF or $3.50 down. FAA.
Vacant. Immediate possession.
YOUNKIN q co. 10. A.9022 TIL 0
WRKAfON: Immaeuiete 9 bedrm.
split level. : baths, flnished rec.
Tm: Assume .SSddSS'4oo 4h'S VA
Eis4 Vii Shska d jsss Is qisss1:4 qRissts4s a.
WHEATON,: 2 bsdrm. rambler, fun
bsmt... BIT. .w/tsb!e space. large
tssssd tssssS yard $3.50 down. 10.
HUGH I. PECK, l1s4e qeoreia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RHSulTs
WRR Ear No money down.
Vacant brick rambler, iEnmee. eoYids
and ready 70 move into: 8 bedrmsr
equip. kit... full tiled bSmt. Fencsd
ANDRlS neatly OIL. 2-a070 I'll
WHEATON-Waik 70 DaTochial and
public schools; $zB0. down. Sl0O
mo. Immaculate! 3 eedrms: 9in:
YR.. rec. Tm.; corner lot. $1S,TS0:
Immediate possession.
HYIDERRAND CO. Ju. o.e9e4
(Continued on Next PassD
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fcoMiNueel

ASlzNQxQN. 1sekinFhsn area =
ss :',s !::sl1:!s! !: ~
MeeN, res. Mgr.s IA. e.0Aa7.
Ar. ~ ReTkinston srea--NeW, a
III ;isa i; /: ';I:;:;| ';II;;'::: =. ::::;: q; !:
81. Ssss Sells Nv .AsSss;an. AsSss;a ansf' "a. s'ssi7;
Evening star., 1961-01-09
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

6KFH.--vSFy cioSe.in SfK. ColoDisl,
4 bdrms. on | level. IN baths
sep. din. Ym., big den. assss. pstsS' ssnS'
AsDsis sssi EsissirTfTY. III OF. ses esssosioc III .
Evening star., 1961-01-09
I ou3Is vaN 10 AEM

1lBl01lA1t. CUNdREeslzFN and
Defense pssseAnel en- our Msts terl
hqmes N ne Metropolitan area o.
Waeh. Befh fNfn. and unfHfn. inl
qemana Wf3 OF more AeAfms.
rice range Si76 and up. &Ll1ANl
Shdkakc, dkEclR H. esosa;; sssss.u. "a. a. 4.sSs2,.
ieS si,,a,,s,r! aSs,rIsC!s,s ( ~ Es92Ily, 2:,,.v VIZ
lan. 10. 10. s.ssxs. sl' ssps'A'
VIZ MAyE DAILY caiiS Tor 1n7lf-I
nfehed helses for rent IN He.i
shesaas Chevy Chase, Kensfue-
ton,- Rockville, as well ae As1eSi.
een univ. Sssk and Glevelsnd
xesE areas, For fnat, fagt, PAST
aMLIEY o. year propeEty man
Ag2Mens pEehIeMa. cali
lhoAAs l. III SSiISLiss S.Icis GO. ass'ser'
Real Hatats service since 1928
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.
ANSWER TO DREAM
POTOMAC RIVER VIEW
FisGiess BRICK heme. Every esmfert
Installed. Under 90.
SukLKlTH - sunny, spaeiops. 4.
sedfm., 2h.bath home. Extrs lot,
SifssE5 5lEss4L fsr; Lss sos. MRS. MILE
Jane MCGEE Lueder
OF. *. 3.Ose6 Res. M. 2-64ee
BAKNAHY WOODs
peslFned for gf&eieus living
Lovely B-kedFm.. Sk.hafh
white brick Colonial. 24.ft,
Nv. I'm. with. firepl,, sen.
end breasfast room, lovely
lot. Prieed at $4,000.
CHKYY CHAsE
FIRST 0HRHRxN6-8etter
than new red brick Cole
baths, 1e.ft. Ifv. rfn with
Mrepi.,. SEP, din. rM,. med
ern tAhie space &iteAen and
powder room, large rear
covered patio. Well.land-
seapsd loi. Priced D Ghede
ever $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
M. 3.lsOo. 1yss. wo. e-O44s
Evening star., 1961-01-09
N0UsEs FeR sALE--MD.
fcoNfiesueOt

BEHNEspA; WyNnAfB; frat Of
fering 81 this rare Ind n excel
isns sre.s-censssas . 2 esarosHss z
sns enss ~. sSa Se dissns n ra sipaFaass sssass
Fm. On lat; lovely esnsle9 rec.
6heFt walk u q. ysngs church
end eeheel, En- $500. Dis
TsscriSShAHEsisssp Ts.s:, Sh. 1.isss' ssAIfr. NC
D 9T HIlp A.-S2s:SCO. gaasasl
2 baths. fine klt., feFtly rln..
esgHost; paeis VII metal esnine.
NAe!iD NAeND16tL 6L. s.7sssosc. sssoscLsY OF Nd
n 3 q faIsEsDAs7;7eis.s e; 500 .; sn;,
rec. rsa., ievsi fenced yard, N 6ik.
Mo,sEsps e ,tsEspsggk 2 ~ zoo; .ansSS4Th ansSS4ThssDA ssss
8ETHES6A-Si5, 800. BFick-end-
frame ICol9uiaL din. Tm.. eatfne
aDeee In kit. 3 bedtgls.. bsIpt..
washer, drysr; Ioom eQoles; kReshIz
SD.. Si6sl'I NC NhSEL II. s.ssdsSc: dsSc'-Es 0r
DExMEsDA: INc0MPANABLE 70.
cAE!QM S.ee9rss: ssisk M rsmeler'
seeays eren en's ssda9 ss.lss9sf selse; rse; rat of
ssE1ii srfaisba;' sa5 ;ssSSlt g.. HgsHa s.siae. T. rsck
sssSstI.ss IA ss.SSPP. ssSSPssis;s ISIS sIs
CE. S.l4Ss. yRT6N.SILLEGH
BBTNRsNA tRAMKWOoDl - $90(
be6rm. brick heins on beautifu
Woo6ed lot; din, Yfl., ser. perch;
zee. Fm. 10. $3.50.
q. A. GCHLEslNdER CO.
RETl1EsDA = LARGE. cnstom.buiii
spliE-level ea M.aese. fenced, cor.
nes lot; 4 large bedyms., ga baths
rec. sm:. Ylefids Ym- eeltrali!
air ecnd, garage. Make eMer y
mid sos. Excellent loeatien lel
doeter OF dentist. csli for appoint
r. w. BERENs, Realtors
Rockville Pike MA. 7-460t
BBFA.-3.bsdf@., 2M.bsth bFick
raMb. 2 Arepls.s handseme rec
rm. gar psh- family kit. v.
AbSls SEsnTgf. 81. ss SSsS sSS. n.
ETMEbDA.tRKIN6TfELD, DEAU
TIYuL LuxURlQUS euD&TAN
TxAL, center hall brick Colonial
9 bedrms. ~ baths, 1ss az.
powder fM.. lge. stady. tixur,
paIAeied rec. Im., te4sy's kiG., sep
III. ~ .sf6 rfiGw prSx AZ
bUkNT NILS AREx-t5 egeeIisn
choices, z Famblsrs. 4 split.leyel
All have ! bedras. with large rec
reation rooms. Can today TO in
Snect .tliis selection OF fine home
Y thss prestise area. Priced y
". nzRxNs. RHALroR
es27 Fenton st. 81. JU. 7-S70
l6URNT NILS E6TATES = spa
cious spiit.levei with ssep-dow
Nv. rm. and separate din, rsn..
1siaY 2iss Re:s5H N..s sss S.,.l sM sssS, e,
I. ~ SiEdR. R1Rks RearMTSRT MSyRITzR. Rp. 4sp2oi HyS
CARROLL KN0LLS--Ysnced eorna
lets RApULoV0 BAsKA6ENT: ide!
set-up Tor inlsws with fun batl
kedrM; and It. in basemen!
$23,Soo. BERRs BROS. 10. q
Evening star., 1961-01-09
''ROCKFORD

1mms6 occupancy; 4 and . hedrrns.
Sg: 4, is, ,,sl. sll u5s' s in.s..s .is sonS a.;
f6{h lsf. NV: TO Port stevens DR.,
.sxllpHL =. BooLEY, INC. Oh
Evening star., 1961-01-09

3; zlLy-ceing6ie DIG srss: %:
Wash,;. 2 hedrms, large liv.. fln..
din. sil, air eefad., eeuipped KIT.
Tass..i Tss Sin s,i ssss; S,, Hssass sSsais..a ar'i5 rs
Evening star., 1961-01-09

NOn3nwE9t-4 psdFms., oli heat,
own. IT. S.Ss1s. any time. '''
M. PENNA. Ave. and Alabama ave,
s.e.-k rms, bsmt,, eIt Heat, a00
mo ST. 3.0Ne58.
Evening star., 1961-01-09

rAKOMA PARK-Lafse 6-rm. bTicS
Colonial. treed yard: slate roof;
wall:tc. vail cerpeting: central airs
eondttioning. Reduced TO SCI, 500.
Evening star., 1961-01-09

RETHEsDA = Lafge. custom. built
nes iot; Z large bedrms.. ~ baths.
air eond., garage. Make efler IN
mid sos. Exeetient location fer
doctor Or dentist. Call for appoint
Evening star., 1961-01-09

s1Ek. H.. 1CI SaI7SS.. 90. AUoA 7
MANAssAs,:-Nise Cape COD; Sss
yasaSans; move IN. 10. s.S5S0; CR.
1enxtANp DEACM AnRA. 90 nj.
dining sii. ssts Sisshsn. iSyeis
tiled sath; 2a6: refs. WI. e.Si Sl
Mass. AYE. gxT. - qien 1ehe
Siisf ksasss kss.e.i VITA hsAssfssasi ! ssdsrins.s:' s''s
baths. Wooded lot, quiet street..
NG Rse; Re. q; d. e s.Ssss sSs1sssoaT6iE y 81. !. 4
NORTNWR6T--A hadrma.- All haaf,
Evening star., 1961-01-09

CLEVELAND AVE. NM. = Am
center center hall brk. g. bsdrms.. 2
hsmt. nlatdss rm,: avail. Feb. i.
$3.50. 0WMEM. Beg 1Ol-M. Star.
C0sN0REsS MoTs.. 500 Portland 81,
join !. siaiMLTfcoiN. LIZ 1sbs yo.s s.Sooa' E5'''
Evening star., 1961-01-09
HeusEs FoR sALE-K.W.

Real H.tas. ssryic. a,u,, ,ss,
Evening star., 1961-08-05
WORD GAME

Find 46 or more words In :
REDOUBLE Il
meaning "to become twice as
great in size" Average mark ID
Al words. Time limit, 40 min
uteS.
Rules Of the game: /. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition 0k
IS" such as "bats," eats" are mot
used. 8. Only one form Of word y
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
"a Answer 10 QUARRELRD 81
quaefe, queer, quarrel, QUAD. urea.
alder, alec, rale, rare, real, reed. real
reader. reared, rude, Eued, rural ruled
erred. larder, -Iaud. lAde, lard, leader,
leer. lured. dale, dare, deal. dsaE' dele.
Evening star., 1961-08-05
Opening lead: Club queen.

Opening lead: Club queen.
For some years, now, experts
have been fooling around with
q bid called ''the unusual no.
trump" designed to get the
partnership to a contract in
clubs or diamonds. Most ex-
pertS use this bid too much,
and now the general public has
a chance to do the same.
The idea is to bid two no.
trump when the opponents
have bid one major and when
a takeout double would urge
your partner to bid the other
major. Your no-trLmp bid
shows length and strength In
both minor suits.
If you want to live to q
ripe old age, you had better
provide at least five cards In
each minor, together with
enough strength to be COM
Portable at a contract Of three
clubs or three diamonds, even
II your partner has q poor
hand with no particular length
in the minor suits.
Wrong Time
In the hand shown today
South chose the wrong time
to use the new bidding sadget.
Two four-card holdings in the
minors are not enough to force
your partner to the level Of
three. -
West doubled and repeated
his double when South went
to clubs. A trump opening put.
South in with the king Of
clubs. He returned a low dia-
mond, and East won and led
a second round Of trumps.
South managed to get one
diamond ruff in dummy and
wound up with a total Of five
tricks. The penalty Of 1,100
points was q steep price to
pay to stop East from
struggling with his part-scorei
contract Of two spades. ..~1ls'
Daily Question
Partner opens with one
spade, and the next player
passes. You hold:
AKQJ6 0J1o97 ps5 %9s7
What do you sayP
Answer: Bid two spades.
Despite the strel- yth Of your
trumpS this is q poor hand
and you can afford only o
weak response.
For Sheinwold's S6-paCe
booklet, "a Pocket Guide to
Bridge" send so cents to
Bridge Book, The Evening
Star, Box 1918, Grand Central
Station, New York II. N. z.
(copyriEht, 1861, Gen. Features COrp.l
Evening star., 1961-08-05
British on Forms

LONDON.-Fot every Briton
engaged in farming, II work
in mining. manufacturing, or
building.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-30
William Patton
Joins Law Firm

William D. Patton, law clerk
to Circuit Court Judges Thomas
M. Anderson and Ralph G..
Shure since July, 1860, has re-
signed his position effective
September 80 to enter private
law practice.
He will enter private practice
as an associate of John p.
Moore, Silver Spring attorney,
with offices in the Guardian
Federal Building.
Before his appointment as law
clerk to the two Montgomery
County judges, Patton served as
law librarian for the Circuit
Court. He holds a masters de.
gree in Business Administers
ton from the Wharton School
of Commerce, University of
Pennsylvania, and was grad.
uated from Georgetown Univer-
sity Law Center in 1860. He
was admitted to the Maryland
bar in June.
A former Air Force naviga-
tor, Patton holds the reserve
rank of captain. He lives with
his wife, Carol, in Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-30
Shetland Pony Herd Sale
Scheduled in WarrentOn

An imported English pony
Victoria carriage, complete with
folding leather top and restored
by the top carriage builder,
Reuter-, to its original, authentic
beauty, will be offered to the
highest bidder.
A Farmers Hunt" model
Rice Horse Trailer, suitable for
horses, ponies, or cattle will also
be auctioned, as well as pony
tack consisting of a breaking
cart, harness, saddle, halters and
blankets. Another interesting
item is an 11-foot custom-built
Bimini bone fishing boat, newly
painted.
Luncheon will be served by
the Band Booster Club of War
renton day of sale.
After this Shetland pony auc-
ton, the owners are changing
the name of the farm back to
its original name of over 100
years - "Spottswood Farm" =
and plan to carry on a thor
oughbred breeding establish
ment, They have been associ-
ated with the thoroughbred in
dustry for over 25 years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-30
Citizens Plans
FalIout Shelters
In Bank Facilities

The board of directors of Citi-
zens Building and Loan has
taken action to assure fallout
shelters for employees and ten
ants in the associations Silver
Spring and Rockville offices.
c. Edwin Kline, president
said Citizens proposed new
building in Damascus will also
include this type of facility.
Each shelter will be equipped
with an air pump, filter, water,
food, geiger counter, cots, tot
lets, blankets, stretchers, tools
and first-aid equipment.
Citizens has set up a full
emergency preparedness pro-
gram, which includes continu-
Gus microfilming of all records,
storage of records at distant
points, and emergency reloca-
ton of offices, in accordance
with Civil Defense recommen-
dations.
President Kline emphasized
that every precaution will be
taken to protect members in
terests, and the safety of staff
and tenants, in the event of a
national emergency.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-30

School instructor, is a top drama
teacher in the county and has
been associated with outstand-
ing amateur groups across the
nation. He participated for a
year in the State DEPARTMENTS
cultural exchange program.
Car posters and advertising
flyers alerting area residents to
the Little Theater's forthcoming
production are being distributed
throughout the community.
This years productions will
also include Season in the
Sum-" Summer and Smoke"
and Nude with Violin"
Season tickets, as well as in
dividual tickets at $3.50 apiece
or $3.50 per couple, are on sale
at Miss Harper in Congression-
al Plaza, Able Hardware in Bur-
gundy, Gifts and Gadgets in
Twinbrook, Rockville Stationery
in Rockville. Further informa-
ton may be obtained from Bill
Miller, VIII. 6-8877, or Betty
Ann Marshall, FA. 1896.
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council. He stressed the i'm
portance of a building permit
and subsequent inspection by
the city's inspectors.
eve want to be In position
of encouraging the construction
of fall-out shelters" he said,
land at the same time we hope,
through the inspection process,
to advise people on proper and
a d equate construction tech,
niques."
Scheiber also announced that
the city's 100 employees will
take the Red Cross first aid
course as part of their training
in civil defense.
Also at the meeting, the coun-
ell heard the report of a post.
card survey which showed a
large number of city residents
favor the present system of
refuse collection.
A total of 1894 home owners
was polled in the survey, and
rs per cent of the 2,614 owners
who answered consider the
present system satisfactory"
Refuse is collected by private
collectors throughout the city.
The council has retained the
engineering consulting firm of
Rummel, Klepper & Kahl of
Baltimore to study collection
and disposal methods in view
of the imminent closing of the
county sanitary landfill at
Rockville, now utilized by pri-
vate collectors.
At a recent public hearing
held by the Montg ON cry
County Council concerning con-
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Crowley Joins
Kettler Firm

Thomas r. Crowley has join
ed Kettler Brothers, Inc, as ex-
ecutive assistant, according to
w. H. Forlines, president of the
firm.
Crowley, a native Washing
tonian, is a graduate of George.
town Prep School and George
town University. He has been
associated with the insurance
department of Randall H. Hag-
ner and Company, Inc, for the
past six years.
His new duties will concern
administration of several phas-
es of its operations, which in
clude general contracting, home
building. land development,
real estate brokerage and prop
erty management.
Crowley, his wife and three
children live in Woodacres.
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struction of new disposal facili-
ties one of which would be
an incinerator in the Rockville
area = the city heads endorsed
the county's general plans but
opposed location of the incin-
orator on the county poor farm
on Interstate Route 70,S.
The city council also con-
sidered an ordinance creating
six election districts instead of
the present three wards, effec.
tive with the next city election
in April, 1862.
Directed the city clerk to file
a proposed amendment to the
city's coming ordinance to re-
quire underground installation
of electric and telephone con-
duits at apartment and shop.
ping projects. Public hearing
will be held October is.
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10 am, rain or shine - will
be representatives of each Of
the Federal Agencies and the
Military Services.
In the gallery will be patients
from the Naval Hospital, Be-
thesda, the Walter Reed Army
Hospital, and Mount Alto Vet.
Grams Administration Hospital.
Beginning at 8 am, they and
the general public win be
treated to a golf clinic by
Nichols. He will demonstrate
his skill and technique which
has made him one of the top
golf pros in the Nation. Among
his feats are nine holes-in-one,
including one with a drive Of
1886 yards.
National Employ the Ply
ically Handicapped Week was
established in 1945 by an Act
of Congress for the purpose of
calling attention to and pro-
noting employment of qualified
physically handicapped persons.
Each year since that time the
President of the United States
has designated the first full
week Of October for this OBJ
serVance.
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The famous Shetland Pony
herd belonging to Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Vogel, Jr. will be dis
persed at auction on Saturday,
October IA, beginning at noon.
The sale will take place at 'Val-
leyview Farm" located four
1niles from Warrenton, Va, on
Routes 29-211.
This Acknowledgements group
of registered and grade ponies
is comprised of the best blood
lines and conformation in the
country. The head herd sire,
General Mack, 9 years old and
80 inches high, is an Interna-
tional Junior Champion himself
and has sired many top show
ponies.
The junior herd sire is a strik-
Ing three year old Palomino
VIII beauty, conformation
and color is outstanding. Their
offspring are also featured in
the sale.
There will be ponies for all,
since the herd is composed of
grades as well as the more ex-
pensive type of Registered Shet-
lands. Little foals, just weaned,
will particularly appeal to the
young folk.