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CT. NO MONEY DOWN on these
brand-new, 3:bedrm. homes: ram.
blers ana split-foyers: laree lily
els with finished rec. rm.; one and
* baths; 1000 50. It. living
space: compare these outstanding
values from $4,000. In desirable
Wo0dlawn Estates. Call WA. T.
5000, ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO.
GREENWOOD FOREST-Nr. NAsA
and NSA, only 20 minis. to D. c.;
large. new. 3-bedrm.. brick ram
bier, with carport. finished rec.
rm. firepls.,, large h-acre lot.
all utils. See this one today and
compare; only S21, 900 FILA.
SHERWOOD MANOR ON 1-acre
lot, conv. ia. D. c.. Fort Meade
and Annapolis. Large 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. Finished rec. rm..
2h2 baths; carport; only $1,000
down. Call for inspection today.
M. LEO STORCH
Sp, 3-45OO
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS = Brick
rambler with twin-sized bedrms..
full bath, large table space kit,
side porch, rec.-type bsmt.; fenced
lot. immac. cond.: only $4,000
FLA: $3.50 down, payments $50
pi.; Gil no down, $50 p.i.
FIRST TIME OFFERED
SALES, HA. 2-lSOO
ESTATEs-Designed
for happy living; cathedral cell
ing. 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, copper
tone kitchen: fireplace; S25 800,
THOMAS F. HALEY. Realtor
Az: 1-s300 Ewes. 10. 3-5793
HOUSES BY HUGHES-S15O down
will buy it, sturdy 4-bedrm. Co
lonial, big spacious dining room,
only S13,450. W. r. HUGHES Co,
AP. 7-l4O0.
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George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS JA. 4-l4OO

ARLINGTON, N.-Waik. dist, to
shop, schools, l spotlight to Pent.-
Wash. area: 3-yr. -old. 3 b.r..
rec. rm., IL baths, OWNER
trans. IA 1854.
ARL. N.-3-b.r. brk. rambler; open,
2516 N. Granada (off 25th I'd.
and Fla.l. $4,000. KE. 6-6934.
BLESSED SACRAMENT = . years
young. foyer entrance with plant
er. 4-leYel split; paneled fireplace
wall in living room. 3 large bed
rooms with compartment baths
equal to . full. 22x1l family
room with u bath; walk out to
patio: extra large corner lot, car
mort could be added. full basement
for storage. hobby and laundry
facilities; modern workable kitch-
en- and dining rm. combination;
priced at S24,950. TOWN q
COUNTY, PROPERTIES, INC,
256-alOO. Q to O.
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Little Flower Parish
5 BEDROOMS BATHS
nHHXX TDn nHAInN

Little Flower Parish
5 BEDROOMS BATHS
BUY LIKE RENT
Retired owner will take small cash
payment on his spacious center
hall Colonial. The balance can be
paid like rent. Trade also con-
sidered. Near every convenience. l
bedroom, bath is on LIST floor.
Playroom, garage. This is q rare
combination of fine home, loca:
ton and It terms. For detsils call
Pobiak & Pobiak
Realtors OIL. $4,000
MANOR COUNTRY CLUB-Deiight-
full new Colonial: 4 bedrms., 3
baths, on wooded "a acre in ex-
elusive area, 14505 Faraday dr..
opsn Sat. and Sum- l-6 Pm
MASS AVE. EXT.
Distinctive o n te m porary
brk. rambler only 2 years
SSt sdautiiull Sed dec.. central Prt sir
cond.; situated on one Of the
loveliest lots in the Mohican
DEAN DEAN R RATE SHSe As SOC.
Chevy Chase Ctr. OIL. 6-0997
MASS. AVE. EXT.-Mohican Hills;
lot S6x2l0: 4-b.r., 2h-bath brk.
$4,000 JOG OWNER, VII 81. 4Hsse e9n0'
MASS. AVE. AREA-Hard to find
and completely secluded, deep
wooded setting, yet close in. g.
bedrms., 9 baths, brick Colonial on
quiet cul-de-sac, full bsmt., ga
rage. Near public and parochial
schools, and transp. Needs decor.
but a good value at S27 $50.
KORZENDORFER, REALTOR, OIL.
4-S111 It'll 8.
MASS. AVE. AREA = Fl. sumner
Hills. White brick Williamsburg c.
lonial. Cheerful liv. rm., sep. din.
rm., ultramod. kit. with lge, break
fast area, study with full bath, 3
rm., 20-ft. long rec. rm. with fire.
pl. and bar: centrally air cond.
KoRzENDoRFER, REALToR
OIL. 4-S111 It'll o
MASS. AVE. AREA = Delightful g.
bedrm. brk. rambler in scenic area
off Mass ave; mammoth paneled
rec. rm. with bar, paneled porch
off din. area, large kit, dish
washer and disposal, 2-car ga
GEO. v: RSosERTsoN. REALToR
OIL. 2-2123 Ewes. OIL. 4-11S3
MONTGOMERY HILLS
DIPLOMAT RECALLED
Immediate possession. Charming
brick rambler. 3 bedrms., 3 full
baths, lge fin. rec rm., all cleo.
kit. with breakfast nook
JOLLES & JOLLES co.
DI. 7-4244. Ewes. VIII. 2-S419
MONT. BLAIR HIGH AREA-Cen-
ter-hall Colonial with FOUR BED
RMS, rec. rm., screened porch and
garage. TRADE TODAY. S24,950.
HUGH T. PECK. INC, HE. 4-170O
NEW CAPE GODS
Near schools and shopping. Won
derful close-in Silver Spring loca-
ton bedrooms. 2l2 baths; all
brick; de luxe kitchens with eat
ing space; full bsmt.: terrific buys
at S24.950. and WE WILL, TAKE
YOUR PRESENT HOME IN
TRADE. Just 2, so call now! 10.
5-0S44. til 9 pm.
SHANNON q LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
Spencer I'd, Chevy
Chase, Md: white brick, corner,
3 bedrms., "A baths, din. nm, g
car garage; S23,950. JU. 5-9513.
POTOMAC
Delightful home on 3A acres: con-
venient to The Village and ele- /
mentary school; living room, fam
lily room-dining room combina-
ton. with fireplace. modern kitch-
en-. 4 bedrooms, 2Ia baths. fully
carpeted and draped. Call Mr..
Gasoue, AK. 9-9244.
w. c. q A. N. MILLER Dew. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
POTOMAC OFFICE
AK. 10000 AK. 9-6001
POTOMAC-GLEN HTLLS-3H acres
and beautiful 4-bedrm., 2H-bath
rambling Cape Cod. You may have
horses; owner transferred: early
occupancy. S3s, 500. s. z. BOG
LEY, Pc 2-6l5I: ewes, Mr.. Blue
bond, PO 2-69l4
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ffHAIYlkilIgnl

CARROLLT0N - Split-level with
eye-appeal and quality construc-
ton; 2 tiled baths. plaster d
walls. large overhang: 3 bedrms.,
separate din. rm., de luxe kit,
floor-to-ceiling Roman brick divid-
ing wall with og-burning fire.
place. Large daylight rec. rm.,
bsmt,, exit to level, freed and
beautifully Handicapped lot. Assume
4hGe loan. VA and FILA terms
available.
OWN A HoME-Here is an ideal
starter home. fully insulated, for
the economy minded. Full bsmt.
ior the future rec. rm.. separate
buiit-in china closet, twin-siSe
bedrms.. lighted closets: left,
porch with alumni. cover, Fenced
yard and playhouse for the kid
Schools. Mo No V down ' payment and
owner will pay $500 Of settlement.
Only Sl1,750.
BERwYN HEIGHTS - Plenty Of
ground and large home con-
siderably modernized. New heating
system. new hot-water heater,
storm windows, bedrms., sepa-
rate din. rm., fabulous terms for
vets and non-vets. Only $4,000.
TAKoMA PARK, just off New
Hamp. ave.-Already financed. A
clean, 3-bedrm. bungalow with
fireplace in liv, rm., large kit.
pantry, full bsmt., hot-water heat,
large front porch, gear garage;
a lot 276 IT. deep. For q surprise,
take q look.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC.
AP. 7-7774 AP. 1919
CHEvERLY-Brick Cape Cod; 3
bedrms.. / u baths, wall-to-wall
carpeting. air cond.: S2l, 800. BY
OWNER, SIP. 3-3071.
CHEVERLY-Beaut. ramb., 8 Ice.
bedrms., pch. w/tremendous view;
49, flexible terms. Vac. open.
5611 Hawthorne st. SP. 3-1l35.
CHEVERLY-This lovely home has
9 lge. bedrms., liv. rm. with fire
place, Ice. sep. din. rm.. equip.
kit: den and full bsmt. Buy GI,
or assume loan.
BALL REALTY. INC. 474-4000
COLLEGE PARK-Large brk., s.
bedrm. Colonial with firepl., large
money down. FLA; $4,000: no
redec. necessary. Cali 474-3000.
BURcH REALTY CO.
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4726 18th st. NV.
This completely decorated
brick home Is one Of the
finest values we've been
privileged to offer. Check
these plus features.
4 3EDRMS., 2 BATHS UP
POWDER RM.-DEN
LARGE, MODERN KITCHEN
PANELED REC. RIM.
KOSSOW REALTORS
Elk. 3-3777 VIII. PC I'd
End AND KENNEDY
Have your business downstairs, live
up LIST comml.: good for beauty
parlor, barber shop. etc.; 6-rm.
brk.; full bsmt,, 2 pchs.; gar; va
cant; redecorated. Low dn. pymt.
MURRAY LEVINE IA. 1914
18th AND SPRING PL. NV.
Lge. immaculate town house, 8
bedroom, 2 ultra-modern baths,
2. porches, nothing but the finest
throughout. S16,95O. HENRY z
NICHOLS. Ma. S-2S33; ewes. and
week ends, OIL. 4-2073.
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Brick Colonial: 4 bedrooms. den or
9th bedroom, ga baths. new con-
dition: immediate occupancy; 8
minutes to Cabin John Bridge: .
minutes 10 Potomac Village shop
ping: S39,075
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MUSHINSKY HOMES
CALL ANYTIME
MUSHINSKY, RIA. 6-6912
NEAR PAUL JR. HIGH

CALb AN I i 1ME
MUSHINSKY, RIA. 6-6912
NEAR PAUL JR. HIGH
You love your children?-Want
Sns Tm ds aen c sei si sH brck
home featuring liv. rm. with cozy
fireplace, den, twin-sized bedrms. :,
full bath In bsmt.: lge. level yard
and Diet. brick garage. It's
Murray p5EiszY LEVINE ia. s-s144
NV, nr. 3rd and Pesbody-Det
bungalow, liv. rm.,. fireplace, din
rm;, 2 bedrms., full bsmt. and
attic. Ewes, tn. 2-1343 A.
REFINED NV. AREA
Large 4-bedrm., 21s-bath Diet. brick
home, featuring formal din. nm:
s S. Xiii SH: ysas to1 and se! gar 81 Pi 6g
$1,000 down, $4,000 total.
KLEIN REALTY RA. 6-2117
SPRING VALLEY
LOVELY white brick Colonial on
charming street. 3 bedrooms. ga
baths, ultramodern kitchen, CEN
trally air conditioned. SAT 800
EXCLUSIVE. HENRY r.. NICHOLS,
REALTOR. Ma. S-2S33, ewes. and
week ends. OIL. 4-2073.
TAKOMA PARK, D. C.
Beautiful detached 2-story; perfect.
cond. stucco; 4 bedrms., 2 full
baths. liv. rm., firepl, din. rm.
kit, RECEIPT. hall, rec. rm., lge
rms and porches: comb storm
windows; 2 air conds.; 140-ft. lot
with fruit trees.
R. A. HUMPHRIES, INC. Ma. $4,000
VACANT--MOVE RIGHT IN
908 DELAFIELD PL. NV.
Off Georgia ave.-Completely redec.
9 nice rms, fall bsmt., oil INV h,
screened porches, nice yard.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST 1886; Ewes, Sun, LU. 2-1529
WEST BEACH DIR. and Kalmia I'd,
area - First offering. GORGEOUS
prestige Colonial, 4 large bedrms.,
full baths. plus two "a baths
and rec. rm. Excellent Rock Greek
Park location. Priced in mid-30s.
Exclusive with
TED LINGO, INC.
Bethesda Office OIL. 6-6700
1912 TUCKERMAN ST.-Beautiful
cond.; By OWNER. Open Saturday
%. Sunday, La
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.E.
NEW RAMBLERS
BRICK DETACHED
3 AND 4 BEDROOMS

5 AND 4 BEDROOMS
Fin FIJI l re RM Ras sE mod pm sieo RI III
with 12-cu.- ut. Freezer Compare
ment Refrigerator. Beaut. deco
rated. 2 and 8 baths. COPE
plumbing throughout. Off-street
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BETHESDA, RIVER RID.
Why pay rent? Assume $4,000
worth Of trust or go FLA on this
3-bedrm. brick Colonial; separate
dining .rm., bsmt. Just a few blks.
from the District line. Priced at
JU. $4,000; ewes, AID. 1880.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO.
BETHESDA, $1S,950 to $40, 900
NEW individual homes on sin
gle lots; ramblers, Celonials.
ANDR1S REALTY OIL. 2-9070 TIL o
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SILVER SPRING, walk to plaza
$3.50 dn to daaiified raHF Ss%s
only SIT $500. Call today, McIN-
TOSH CO., REALTOR, JU. 1888.
SLIGO PARK AREA. mr.. Montgom-
cry Blair High - Brick Colonial;
large liv. nm. with firepl., full din,
rm.. 2 " baths, scr. porch, garage,
rec. rm.; priced in low 20s. Small
down payment.
GRAHAM co. JU. 5000
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Arlington, North

Arlington, N0rCn
CLOSE BY GLEBE RID. AND LEE
HWY.-Spacious brick rambler, 3
bedrms.. 2 FULL CERAMIC TILED
BATHS, TREMENDOUS PINE
PANELED REC. RIM. AND SCR.
PORCH, sep. din. rm.. full-size
kit. with breakfast area, home
beautifully kept with many Gus
tom features, A MUST ON YOUR
LIST. NOW $4,000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
REALTORS ia. 10000
ARLINGTON, N. - SPEND LESS,
LIVE BE'TTERl Spacious brick CO.
lonial WA bedrms. on same level;
mahoRany-paneled den off from
din. rm, fireplaces, screened
porch; detached garage. ASHTON
HElqHTSl Hot-water heat. tool
HOLLEY REALTY
1888 Lee Hwy. Arl.. KE. S-535o
ARLINGTON-NEw BRICK RAMB-
LERS. 10 minutes to Pentagon, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths. modern kitch:
en-; full basement with fireplace;
still time to pick colors. Nearing
completion. Outstanding at SlO.-
$50, Call to INSPECT, NOWl
a DON GRADY
REAL ESTATE. INC. ia. 4-0244
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BETHESDA-1st offeringl Centrally
air-cond.. de luxe. brand-neW
rambler; garage, 2 baths, 2 fire.
pls., sep. din: rm.. plaster walls,
pretty lot; $39.950. WE TAKE
TRADES. HUGH T. PECK, OIL.
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"a ACRE

Battery Park-Just listedi Charm
ing 3-bedrm. Colonial with garage
bright, cheerful liv. rm. with fire
pl. and adjacent coy den, dinette
size kit, hot-water heat, slate
roof; Ia blks. to bus. Call OIL
4-66OO or ewes, OIL. 6-1374
MARGARET ]. DUNKLEY, REAL
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mk0pen


ARL.. 1900 blk, 8. 9th st.-4-bed-
rm., a-bath brick Colonial; very
convenient location; quality con-
struction; GE kitchen ideal for
the large family; a: only $4,000.
Terms open. To reach: Out Co.
lumbia pike, right on Wakefield,
left on 9th st. DITTMAR CO.,
INC, OWNERS, IA. 4-S2SS.
ARL.. NJ bedrm. brick, den, scr.
porch: bSmt. wIrec. rm.: fen. yard;
shade trees. 4427 18th ST.. N,
OWNER, ia. 2-43I4.
N.-YOUR WISEsT
INVESTMENT IN TOMORROW.
This. Cape. Cod wan extra build
ing lot. Older and charming, has
4 bedrms., . baths, paneied rec.
rm.; . firepls. and full bsmt.:
close-in location. convenient to
bus and schools; S24.5OO.
HOLLEY REALTY
1888 Lee HWY, Arl, KE. $3.50
APT. -HOME-3 bed
rms: pvt. home: walking distance
Pentagon with completely pvt. l.
bedrm. apt. that will pay for 1t;
only $1,000 with $500 down,
OF. 10000. MoNAHAN REALTY.
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BRADLEY BLVD.
1908 WAHLY DIR.
OPEN IL TO 5
SAT. AND SUN.

Southern Nd, williamsburg or New
England-type Colonial within Met
ropolitan Washington. bedrms.,
3 baths, 3 fireplaces and mod
ern conveniences. S57,50O. Call
EN-. 3-S367. ewes.
Directions: Out Bradley blvd, left
on Woodhaven blvd. to OPEN sign.
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EMBASSIES ATTENTION
Will consider rent with option to
buy; charming Colonial;, ultra
mod. kit, wall oven, birch cabi-
nets, etc.; 4 bedrms., ga baths
full bsmt.: GOV. front prch.; taste
fully redecorated; vacant.
MURRAY LEVINE Ia. 0-3144
HAWTHORNE, BEAUTIFUL VIEW
rancher on 130x120 lot. Has alb
solutely everything. Air eond., h.
VIII, rec. rrn. Mid-5Qs. POBIAK
& POBIAK, OIL. $4,000; ewes,
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WASHINGTON GROVE - Beautiful
3-bedrm., completely remodeled
home: cathedral ceiling liv. rm.
with firepl., family rm., modern
kit, dishwasher and disposal, car
port, shady lawn. fruit trees and
berry bushes; LIST time offered.
o: D. FIELD, INC. WI. S-2473 or
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RIVERD6LE AREA-Brick 3 bed
rm., full bsmt. FILA appra lsed
$4,000, $3.50 down and SlO0
per mo. or VA no down. $07 mo.
III. S-2474
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-02

NEW - Brick, split leyel
with table space in kitchen. large,
separate dining room; entrance
foyer plus office or maids room
and recreation room. S21.950 buys
it all!
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BETHESDA-RIVER RID.

Why pay rent7 Small down pint,
bedrm. bTk. nome in this desir-
able neighbornood. Call Mrs.
Lear, JU. $4,000. ewes. JU.
9-339S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-24
VITA Takes Part
In Month-Long
Patent Exhibit

Washington Neurological AS
sociates, Inc, of Rockville is
taking part in a month-long
Patent Office exhibit which
opened last week in the lobby
of the Commerce Department
in Washington.
On the theme of Progress
through Patent Development"
VITA is showing the evolution
of its patented at-sea missile re-
punishment dolly, as well as a
variety of other products on
which the company either holds
patents or has patents pending.
VITA president Harold M.
Briggs and executives of ID 9TH
er national firms attended an
industry-Patent Office confer
ence following the official open.
ing of the exhibit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-24
LaytonsUilIe
School Aides

The names of 116 students
from Montgomery County are
among 149 released this week
as candidates for graduation
next month at Montgomery Jun
ior College in Takoma Park.
Commencement exercises for
the colleges candidates for As
sociate of Arts degrees will be
held June II on campus. Coun-
ty students are:
Kensington: Anahid Atono-
sian, John H. Carpenter, Sharon
G. Miller, Thomas G. Robinson,
John H. Rosser and George A.
Smoot, Jr.
Rockville: Major P. Blanton,
Rawleigh w. Dawson, Jr., John
Allen Funk, Maureen E.. Hayes,
Gerald c. Maloney, James E.
Norris, Warren A. Petersen, Da-
vid L. Stockton, Charles H. Stur.
ges, III, Wilbur F. VanPelt,
Joan E. Wallace, Linda Lee
Waters and Valentine C. Will
son, Jr:
GAINESVILLE: James F. Rothen-
berg.
Gaithersburg: Sarah Sue
Gloyd and Charles T. Whittier,
ir.
Cabin John: Henry B. Heller.
Wheaton,: Neil E. Crist, Les
ter F. Dingman, Doris A. New
mann and A. ]. Rutelionis.
Takoma Park: Donald E.
Dworkin, Michael S. Gotkin, Da-
vid S. Rind, Charles D. Ross,
Sandra Irene Ross, John E.
Spencer and Mary Lou Spend
love.
Chevy Chase: Rodney E.
Gates, James ]. Green, Del Ho.
mer, jr., Joseph M. JEFFERSON,
Robert A. Melpolder, Nadene F.
Smith and William F. Stokes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-24

Rockville, or send us a card ask.
ing for Bulletin 1853, "Con-
trolling Insects of Ornamental
Trees and Shrubs" and Bulletin
lbs, Sprays for Home Fruit
Paintings"
1t might seem early to worry
about crabgrass, but it started
terminating in April. One of the
best ways to keep this pesky
lawn weed in check is to NOV
the grass high-that is, at least
Ia to 2 inches. This will keep
your desirable grasses more
vigorous and will help shade
out crabgrass seedlings.
PAD will knock out dande-
lions, wild garlic, and buckhorn.
Two cautions - don't use the
same sprayer for weed killers
that will be used to spray vege-
tables or ornamentals; use eau.
ton around flowers and vege-
tables. Some directions are in.
cluded in Agronomy Mimeo 81,
Weed control in Established
Lawns"
Succession paintings can
help you spread your supply
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-24
Green Thumb
General
Gardening
Tips Given
BY Brian X. Finger
Assistant County Agent

This week I'm going to dis
cuss with you some general
gardening tips.
Your lawn is apt to be strick-
en- with one of the many fun.
gus-caused diseases, such as dol
lar spot, fading-out and leaf
spot. I have observed leaf spot
on bluegrass in Montgomery
County. This leaf spot disease
can be recognized by the red
dish-brown to purplish-black
spots on the leaves and stems
of Kentucky bluegrass. To pro-
tect your lawn against these
fungus diseases, don't let piles
of wet grass accumulate, and
spray with one of the broad
spectrum (this means it will
protect against almost all fun
gus diseases) fungicides, such
as Kromad or Acti-dione RI.
Sooty, or black mold may show
up on ornamentals. 1t is called
sooty mold because it looks just
like SCOT that gets on the leaves.
This mold is caused by a fun
gus. The fungus lives in the
residue left by aphids feeding
on the plant. You can kill two
birds with one stone; control
the aphids with malathion, and
you automatically control the
sooty mold.
1t might sound like it's a
lot of work to protect all your
paintings against insects and
diseases, and it actually is
lot of work. You've got to
spray Tor dust) with the right
pesticide at the right time.
This means you'll have to
know your plants, the diseases
or insects you're trying to con
troll, and the best means of
control. One thing is for sure:
prevention is easier than curing
Cor even controlling) the dis
eases or insects if they get
started. This means you'll have
to spray regularly.
There is information avail
able, to help you know what to
do. Stop by our office, Room
153, Old Courthouse Bldg,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-24

Bethesda: Dorothy Ann Bren.
neman, Samuel B. Galley, Har.
old D. Glen, Patricia E. Collier,
Kathryn D. Counselman, Allen
G. Dansie, Cuby Jean Dinwid.
die, Ruth E. Durham, Ford w.
Eastman, ir., Mildred Anne
Jeansonne, Morgan P. O'Connor,
jr., Paul L. Kicker, Margaret s.
Sanford, Patricia Ann Stoner
and Gerald d. Ward.
Silver Spring: Richard Allen,
Michael Apperti, jr., Edward
Ay, Ronald Beard, William Be-
craft, Serge Benson, Steven Der.
lin, Thomas Branch, jr., William
X. Brown, Charles T. Carroll,
jr., Carol A. Churan and Kent
N. Clements.
Also, Joseph P. Coyne, jr.,
Don Charles Walter Craig, Her
bert D a u gherty, Kathryn
Daugherty, Joseph H. Dobson,
jr., Andrew S. Donnan, jr., Dor.
othy ]. Durham, Mary Louise
Evans, James A. Gladmon,
Mary c. Grantham and jeanne
Halesky.
And Neil r. Hartman, Rich.
ard c. Kalons, George M. Lar
son, Helen Irene Durham,
Ethel S. Manning, Helen w.
Martin, James j. Maughn, Eu-
gene v. McCarty, Hugh M.
Mealy, James Morrison and Sal
lie C. Muller.
Also, William P. Portion,
Bruce E. Powell, Donald N.
Qualiknbush, William M. Reed,
James j.. Ryan, jr., James L.
Ryan, James w. Salter, III, Bar
bara Rae Scheer, Dennis 7.
Shea, Rodney Smith and lisa.
dore Soslow.
Sheila S. Speigel, Richard S.
Thayer, Patricia Ann Tyson,
Roy c. Warner, jr., Lowell B.
Weiner, Mary Ann Wheeler, U.
Otto c. Wiegand, jr., James w.
Williams and John T. Williams.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-24

OF fresh vegetables, or cut
flowers through the summer.
Glads, for instance, can be
planted now, up through the
end Of June. Different annual
flowers can be chosen to pro-
vide blooms up to fall frost.
Now that the danger of frost
has passed, you can plant dab
liza, tuberous begonia, Gamma and
caladium outdoors.
You can get more vigorous,
bigger blooms on peonies by
fertilizing and dis-budding flow
er stems so that only the tip
bud remains. If they grow too
large, better stake them. NUNS,
too, can be made more vigor-
GUS by pinching off the tips,
SO that your plants will be
bushier, and flowers larger.
Give plants in the seedbed or
flats a good watering the night
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-24
Earns DASA Promotion

John w. Crowley, 1890 Val.
ley dr., Rockville, a veteran of
Is years in federal government
service, recently was congratu-
lated on his promotion to GS-
Is by Maj. Gen. Robert H.
Booth, USA, chief of the De-
Tense Atomic Support Agency.
The promotion ceremony took
place in the DASA's Pentagon
headquarters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-24
A LOWER, WIDER TIRE

The Phillips &c Super Action Tread is made with
supersrength nylon cord and cold rubber 1t is de-
signed to provide exceptional high speed endurance
better skid resistance better mileage greater
driving comfort Tubeess construction provides extra
protection against punctureS and blowoutS.
Right now is the time to take good look at your
cars tires And now the time to see your Phillips IS
Dealer He's offering big values in new tires, includ-
ing this famous Phillips 66 Super Action Tread So
whatever the size or type tire you need. see your
Phillips Dealer for money-saving prices trade-in
value on your present tires easy credit terms Save
now and enjoy safer holiday and vacation driving
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-24

before you transplant them.
Then, keeping as much soil as
possible around the roots, trans
plant them the next evening or
on a cloudy day, using starter
solution. This will prevent
shock and keep the plants from
whiting too much.
For current gardening tips
call the Tip-a-Phone service Of
fered by the county agents Of
flee. Dial Pc 2-5454 for these
tape recorded tips that are
changed every day. Here is this
weeks schedule of tips:
MAY 24-Galls on Trees and
Shrubs
MAY 25-Fireblight of Orna.
mentals
MAY 2S-Red Calls on Maple
Leaves
MAY 29-Insects on Pine
Trees
MAY 30-Cankers on Roses