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SERVICES - -1
HOME IMPROVEMENTS *
INSTRUCTIONS 5
SUMMER CAMPS 6
HELP WANTED MALE IS
HELP WANTED FEMALE 16
HELP WANTED (Malr-Female) ....17
HELP WANTED DOMESTIC 18
HELP WANTED FARM 19
CHILD CARE SO
SITUATION WANTED MALE 21
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.... 22
PERSONAL 30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 38
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 36
RENVALS 37
BEACH PROPERTY 43
LOTS, FARMS, ACREAGE 44
REAL ESTATE SALE 45
REAL ESTATE RENT 46
REAL ESTATE WANTED 47
ROOMS FOR RENT 48
ROOMS: APTS.; HOMES
WANTED 49
BOATS 80
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OS
LIVESTOCK WANTED 68
DOGS, PETS, KENNELS 67
GIVE-AWAYS 70
SPECIAL NOTICES 75
CATERING 77
INVESTMENTS .79
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 80
LOST & FOUND 81
COMING EVENTS 85
REAL ESTATE LOANS 86
AUTO REPAIRS 87
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 88
AUTOMOBILES WANTED 89
TRAILERS \ TRUCKS
....FOR SALE 90
Situations Wanted, Child Care
and ads placed by people who
are moving must be paid in
advance.
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SERVICES 1
BKKG. ft ACCTG. SERVICES—
by experienced Accountant. Also
all quarterly Payroll Tax Re
turns prepared. Reasonable
rates. Phone SAM KAIZEN —
MA. 2-0646. tf-2503
ALTERATION SERVICES
Tailoring Weaving; on all
clothing, expertly done at rea
sonable prices. BETHESDA
CUSTOM TAILORS, 7836 Wis
consin Ave., OL. 6-2077. tf-6387
VETERANS SHEET METAL ,
CO. —Oil and gas hot air fur
naces. Roofing, new and re- j
pair. Guttering and spouting; j
roof painting. Humid fierr for ,
hot air furnaces. Additional
heat lines. Free estimates. Call •
PO. 2-2896 or PO. 2-3917.
CRUSHED STONE Repair i
those drives, lanes and parking
areas now; all sizes of crushed i
stone delivered; estimates !
cheerfully given. Call Rockville
Crushed Stone, Inc. PO. 2-9307. I
SUBURBAN WATERPROOFING
COMPANY
SILVER SPRING, MD.
We can eolve your wet basement prob- '
leme. Specializing In waterproofing be- 1
low and above grade. Free estimates.
All work guaranteed. Financing If de- |
aired. 15 years experience. We also .
do cement work and yard grading, drain
tile. Ask for Mr. Bryon or Mrs. Eader.
JU. 7-7695 JU. 7-5340
PAINTING —General residential
house painting, interior, exter
ior; by sober, young white me
chanic. Anywhere in Prince
Georges, Montgomery, N.W.
Free Estimates. Call Mr. Lour
lm, 927-4843. tf-484
PAINTING ft PAPERHANG
ING Free Estimates. Phone
D, G. KNEAS JU. 8-6509.
3t-8-9 .
~ PATRICK | <
SMALL HAULING
AND j
MOVING
Call 654-2638
8362-tf |
LANDSCAPING Specializing !
in lawns, trimming, planting j
shrubbery & grading. Also have
good manure for sale. Call
TROY COX at 301-WA. 6-2676
after 6 p.m., anytime Sat. &
Sun. tf-8850-th
i
PAINTING & I
PAPER HANGING
BONDED & INSURED
I also do pr®-palnting, Pla
A Carpentry Repairs.
DON DRYBURGH (
723-8415 lt-825-8/2 j
CUSTOM MOWING large or |
small lots, landscaping, light
grading & seeding. Phone WA. i
6-1028. 3t-8-9 ’
o-iuzo. oi*o* vine, mu.
HELP WANTED—FEMALE U HELP WANTED—FEMALE H
SECRETARIES
CLERK-TYPISTS
We ere offering the opportunity to join one of the fattest
growing R&D organizations in the Washington area.
Immediate openings for qualified applicants who can
meet our requirements.
Excellent company benefits.
Positions available in both our modern Georgia Ave. and
Wheaton Plaza locations.
CALL WH. 2-7200, EXT. 2118
9 A.M. TO 4 P.M.
VITRO
LABORATORIES
DIVISION OF VITRO CORP. OF AMERICA
14000 GEORGIA AVE.
SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND
An Equal Opportunity Employer IT-iaiO-am'
SERVICES l
STRUCTURAL STEEL—Beams,
pipe, angles, plates, small mo
tors, odds and ends of metal for
machinists and tool makers.
Visit our yard in Rockville on
the ned 240-by-pass. Montgomery
Iron and Metal Works. PO. 2-
3924.
PAINTING
INTERIOR - EXTERIOR
WALLPAPER HANGING
FREE ESTIMATES
DAY & NIGHT
B. a B. CONTRACTORS INC.
158 Congi-essiiiittl La.. Rockville, Md.
HA. 77434
TF 4347
CARTERS Upholstering Co.
Upholstering & Slip Covers.
Free estimates. Pick Up & De
livery; Cushions refilled; Tuft
ing a Specialty. PO. 2-5747.
TREE REMOVING— Topping,
Pruning, Cavity work. $5.00 &
up. Shrubbery trimming, yard
work, grading, seeding & sod
ding. Top soil manure. Free
estimate. Call after 6 p.m.
weekdays 301-WA. 6-2735
HOODS TREE SERVICE.
FLAGSTONE WORK, PATIOS
—Steps, Walks, all kinds of
Cement work; retaining walls,
water proofing cellar floors and
walls; terracotta pipes; drain
age from downspouts & lawns.
Repair Swimming Pools. F.
Marcuccio, PO. 2-3588.
PAINT SPRAYING Build
ings, barns, sides, ceiling & roof.
Free estimates. Call MO. 3-
6226. STALEY FLOOR, 102
Pine Ave., Frederick, Md. st-8-9
HOME IMPROVEMENTS 2
ADDITIONS Carports,
Porches, Rec. Rooms, Kitchens
& Home Repairs. 5 year pay
plan. Licensed FHA approved
Contractor. Call WH. 6-0582.
tf-5468-Th
PORCHES • ADDITIONS
REC. ROOMS & DORMERS
Specializing In all types of home altera
tions. FHA & Bank financing.
FREE ESTIMATES DAY A NIGHT
B. & B. CONTRACTORS INC.
158 Congressional La.. Rockville. Md.
HA. 7-7434
TF 4347
FOR CARPENTRY WORK—Re
pairs & Home Improvements of
all types, incl. Dormers, Addi
tions. Attics & Rec. Rms., Drive
ways, Patios, Porches, Garages,
Fireplcs, int. & ext. Painting,
Plastering & Wallpapering, Wall
& Floor Tiling, Brick Work,
Alum. Siding & Roofing. Spe
cialty, “Fallout Shelters.” Free
Estimates. Call ALL - STAR
CONSTRUCTION CO., WH. 2-
9032 or PO. 2-3090. tf.6398 th.
INSTRUCTIONS 5
TROY MUSIC CENTER —Spe
cial reduced rates for Beginner;
Guitar & Piano. Instructions in
all instruments. Phone WA. 6-
0415 GA. 4-9378. tf-3785-8-30
HELP WANTED—MALE 15
WANTED BOYS
Looking for after school and
Summer Employment.
CALL
GA. 4-7700
ASK FOR MR. McDADE
BOYS (white) lor all day work
Saturday. Good pay. Call 949-
1709 bet. 7 & 9 p.m. tf
KITCHEN HELPER ft DISH
WASHER for newly re-opened
Rockville Restaurant. Phone j
762-9722. tf-9722
GRILL ft COUNTERMAN
exp. for newly re-reopened
Rockville Restaurant, 3:30 to 12
P.M. shift. Phone 762-9722.
DRIVER SALESMEN
Men who want unlimited opportunities.
Salary & Commission, 5 day week, re
tirement St other benefits. Small bond
required.
HOLMES BAKERY
2210 9th Street N.W.
4t-H686-8/9
(2) USED CAR SALESMEN
experienced. Best pay plan in
area, plenty of floor time. Ap
ply in person only to Mr. Hinde
MILLER FIELDS BUICK,
300 N. Washington Street, Rock
ville. Md. lt-8-2
HELP WANTED—MALE 15
: VETERAN TRAINEE
Silver Spring
Leading wholesale distributor needs ambi
l tious young man to work into adminis
r tration or sales position. Starting salary
$350. Immediate Opening.
GRAEBNER'S
8616 Georgia Ave., Silver Spring
Scrimgeous Bldg.
JU. 8-3144
HELP WANTED—FEMALE 16
NURSES Registered; also li
censed practical nurses; all
shifts. Apply Nursing Office,
- Suburban Hospital, 8600 Old
Georgetown rd.. Bethesda. Md.
• tf-4485-Th
’ REG. NURSE or licensed Prac
■ tical with Md. License, work in
Nursing home. BELMONT
: NURSING HOME, WA. 4-9866.
• DOCTOR'S
RECEPTIONIST
Our favorite Silver Spring specialist
' will train a beginner who likes to
work with children. 3'/ day week.
• $55-S6O. Type well enough to send
out bills. More money for experience.
! GRAEBNER'S
8616 Georgia Ave.
SCRIMGEOUR BUILDING
1 JU. 8-3144
1 lt-3145-8/2
WAITRESSES over 21, for
' newly re-opened Rockville Re
staurant, day & eve. shifts.
' Phone 762-9722. tf-9722
WANTED
; LAUNDRY WORKERS
, Experienced Only.
Shirt Operators, Sorters,
Markers. Steady work.
J ROCKVILLE LAUNDRY
PO. 2-2448
L 4t-8442-8/23
PART TIME CASHIER exp.
preferred but not nec. Apply
in person to Mr. Gertsman,
. ROBERT HALL CLOTHES,
11501 Rockville Pike, Rockville,
Md. lt-8-2
BOOKKEEPER exp. Damas
cus-Laytonsville area, salary
open. Call CL. 3-2446 after 7
■ P.M. 3t-8-16
; SECRETARY exp. for Law
Office, Rockville. For interview
' call Mr. Sheehan, PO. 2-9011.
' 2t-8-9
1 (2) SECRETARIES, shthd. nec.
| $75-SBS; (4) Clerk Typists SSO
- Assist. Bookkeeper $80;
Part-time P.8.X., open; Travel
i Clerk, part-time, open. ROCK
VILLE PERSONNEL SERV
ICE, PO. 2-9416. lt-8-2
HELP WANTED—DOMESTIC 18
LADY (white), mature, mother
ly for care of 3 children after
: school, starting Sept., Rockville
area. Can live-in if desired.
Phone 762-0358. lt-8-2
CHILD CARE (1) G.H.W., i
cook 1 meal, 5 days a week,!
Rockville area, own trans. de
sirable or live in. Ref. req.
Phone PO. 2-9094. lt-8-2
CHILD CARE 20
MOTHER OF TWO— desires
one or two children to care for
in her home in Rockville. Mrs.
Sibley, 762-3516. lt-8-2
SITUATION WANTED—MALE 21
COUPLE with infant desire care
takers position exchange for
living quarters. Small Farm,
Estate, Apt. Building. Husband
employed. Call WA. 6-3151 aft
er 10 A.M. lt-8-2
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE IS
FILE FOLDERS $4.00 per case
of 480 Folders at ROCKVILLE
STATIONERY INC., in the
Rockville Shopping Center. PO
1 2-6115. lt-7/12 j
HARO SHELL CRABS-Fresh
ly cooked every weekend, i
EMERSON’S CASH MARKET,!
Travilah Rd., Rockville, Md. Call
PO. 2-9757. tf-757
GOLDEN JUBILEE
PEACHES
BRING YOUR BASKET
PICK ’EM YOURSELF
BUTLER'S ORCHARD
301-WA. 4-3299
Dir: .5 miles n. of Gaithersburg on I
Route 355. Turn R. on Route 27, I
V 4 mile follow signs to orchard.
HELP WANTED—FEMALE IE HELP WANTED—FEMALE 1
THE C&P
TELEPHONE CO.
has vacancies for
SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVES
in
SILVER SPRING
Young women with college or business background will
find these interesting public contact positions a real oppor*
tunity for accomplishment and satisfacion.
For further information—
Come in and talk with one of our
Counselors Monday through Friday
between 8:30 A.M. and 4:00 P.M.
725 13th Street N.W., Washington, D. C.
AN EQUAL. OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER TF 735-M
MISCELLANEOUS POE SALE 35
CLOSE OUT SALE—On new 5 |
door Legal Files at ROCKVILLE
STATIONERY INC., in the :
Rockville Shopping Center. PO
2-6115. lt-7/12
SEWING MACHINE, automa- j
tic, zigzag, blond cabinet, less 1
than 3 yrs. old. Call 424-6037
bet. 7 & 8 P.M. only. lt-8-2 ;
800 GAL. MAJONNIER VAC
; UUM TANK No. 77 Dealer
Valve Pump. Magnetic line dou- ,
. ble timer. Phone Chesapeake .
City, 301-885-5157. lt-8-2
PEACHES
Pick Your Own $2.00 Per Bu.
WALKER ORCHARDS
Rt. 27 between Damascus & Ridgeville
PHONE MT. AIRY 74J
AIR' CONDITIONER Cold
spot 1 H.P., 10,000 B.T.U. Cools
2 rooms nicely, casement win
dow. $165 or best offer. Phone
424-8249. lt-8-2
FURNITURE 6 Cane seated
Chairs & Rocker, antique; 2
Dressers, 1 Marble topped, an
tique; 1 China Cabinet; Blue
Mohair Sofa & Chair; Buffet
type Desk & Comb. Bookcase.
Call AX. 9-9047. lt-8-2
ROTO-SPATER. Heavy Duty,
perfect condition, reasonable. ;
Phone CL. 3-2851. lt-8-2 ,
PEACHES i
& APPLES
LEWIS ORCHARD
DICKERSON, MD.
Dl. 9-4101
Route 28
16 mi. West of Rockville
OPEN EVERY
EVENING TILL 9 P.M.
USED STUDENTS DUSKS $2.50
up, at ROCKVILLE STATION
ERY INC., in the Rockville
Shopping Center. PO 2-6115
lt-7/12 '
STOVE Ga s -36”, like new,
$27.50. Phone PO. 2-2818.
RANGE Gas, R.C.A. Estate,
automatic Oven, Grill, excellent
condition, $75. Phone 424-3575.
lt-8-2
FREEZER lO cu. ft. Cold
spot, like new SIOO. Phone WA.
6-0809. _ lt-8-2
SOUNDSCRIBER ft RECORD
ER s7s, phone JU. 7-8217.
CAMERAS Retina & Argus,
very reasonable. 1 Case No. 22 i
Flashbulbs, 16c each. Phone ,
RA. 6-5106. lt-8-2
AIR CONDITIONERS: Moving,
must sell. 2 Chrysler Airtemp, :
casement type; fits inside win
dow, used 2 months. (1) 7000 1
■ BTU; (1) 6500 BTU. Cost $410; '
: $125 each or both for S2OO. Call
: 949-6720. lt-8-2
! 1956 FARMALL CUB TRAC- :
TOR splendid cond., fully
equipped with Rotary Mower & !
1 Grading Blade $875; also prac- \
tically new Disc (used 10 hrs.) 1 1
$125. Ph. WH. 2-2321. lt-8-2 i
COLUMBIA SPECIALTY 8 '
j room Blower Type Gas Furnace, I
excel, cond., reas. Owner re- <
placing with all year aircondl- ■
tioning. 4101 Dunnel Lane, Ken- |
sington, Md. Call ST. 3-5600, •
ext. 216; 9-5; or WH. 2-9324
after 6 P.M. lt-8-2
BREAK FAST S E T
red, chrome, reas.; Straw Rug,
9x12, green. Phone 762-3066.
lt-8-2
REFRIGERATORS —1 gas
35x14x22; 1 electric 36x15x23; .
$45 each. See at: 1401 Mathews .
Dr., Rockville, Md. 762-0198. !
PIANO Stieff, upright, excel- | \
i lent condition. Phone PO. 2- '
6266. lt-8-2
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 34 ]
BUILDER* * CONTRACTORS j
;in Damascus Area. Do you need 1
a place to empty vour fill dirt?
Call GA. 4-7700. Mrs. Folk.
HAVE GUNS - WILL SELL! ■
We buy. sell and trade New
and Used Guns. Will buy one ;
gun oi complete collections '
incL antiques for CASH. R ck
ville Trading Post, 117 N I
Washington st, PO 2-3946
WANTED —BRICKS
BLOCKS or other Building
Materials, donated to Young
; Church in Gaithersburg. Any
I amount we will pick up! Cali
1 WA. 6-1716 or PO. 2-3292. lt-8-2
KINTALS 17 ;
CHAIN SAWS—Skill saws, til
lers, mixers, aerators, post dig- ,
gers, concrete grinders, elec,
hammers, sanders, pumps, gen- ,
erators, steamers, bulldozers, ■
loaders, etc. Rental Tool & :
Equipment Co., JU. 5-5040 or ,
UN. 4-5100. ft-8283
WATEKFRONT PROPERTY 43 ,
FENWICK ISLAND, DEL.—Be
tween Bethany & Ocean City, ;
Md. New house on bay, 2 blocks ,
from ocean, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
enclosed porch, auto, washer & ■
dryer, dishwasher, disposal, Ar
tesian well. $l5O per week. 1
Phone RE. 7-7064; Eves. OL. 6-
7955 or LU. 3-0937 ; 302-539-7382.
tf-7382
LOTS, FARMS. ACKEAGI 44
LOT WANTED In or near Dar- ;
nestown, Md., 14-1 acre, desire :
location on County maintained
road. Phone PO. 2-5291 bet. 6 ;
& 9 P.M. lt-8-2 ;
j
REAL ESTATE SALE 45 |
R.I.P. in an improved two site 1
lot, reasonably priced, Park
lawn. Phone GA 4-8735 or write
Box 612, Rockville, Md. TF 6822
HOUSE IN MT. AIRY, MD.
3 Apartments. Financing available.
2 apartments will make payments.
PAUL CLAY
Mt. Airy, Md.
PHONE: Mt. Airy 200
lt-8-2
LOT FOR SALE Berryville
Rd. near Darnestown. Call WA. ;
6-3135. lt-7-26
DARNESTOWN 3 bedroom
Brick Cape Cod, lge. living rm.
with firepl., dining rm., bath &
kitch. on Ist 11., bath on 2nd
fl.; full bsmnt. with firepl.,
end. back porch. Nr. A.E.C. &
N.I.H. Phone Owner WA. 6-
0272. lt-8-2
MOUNTAIN Shawnee
Land nr. Winchester, Va. Swim
ming Pool, Fishing, Skiing,
Hunting, Camping. Central
Water system, elec, to lot. A
real retreat for Building or
Camping. Call WA. 6-3700
days; WA. 6-3701 eves, tf-6371
ROCKVILLE 3 excellent
buys 2 Ramblers, 1 Cape Cod,
with 3 bedrooms, fencing & off
street parking. Min. down FHA,
no money down GI. $13,000 to
$14,750. Glen J. Koepenick Inc.
PO. 2-5252. lt-8-2
REAL ESTATE—RENT 44
BROOKEVILLE First floor,
one bedroom furnished apart
ment for rent. Two people only, i
all utilities furnished, $125.00
per mo. C. W. Harvey, SPring
4-6112. tf-611
APARTMENT FOR RENT 5
rooms and bath. Phone WA. 6-
1319. lt-8-2
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
Courthouse Square, Rockville,
Md. 2 rooms, street entrance,
rent as unit or single offices.
Phone PO. 2-1616. TF-6161
TREE SHADED COZY COT
TAGE large lot, 2 bedrooms,
Wheaton Plaza area, $95 per
mo. Available Aug. 15th. Phone
WH. 2-9566. lt-8-2 j;
CLARKSBURG 2 bedroom ,
unfurn. apartment, liv. rm.,
kitch., bath, laundry area, all
lge. rms., util. sep. S7O per mo.
See Apt. No. 3 HILLSIDE
APARTMENTS, on Rt. 355, 2
doors n. of Md. 121, key in apt.
Ho. 1. JU. 7-5384. lt-8-2
TWINBROOK 3 bedroom
Cape Cod, fenced lot, fireplace,
close to schools & shopping.
$125 per mo. Phone 942-7200,
ext. 4652 or 424-6897 eves, lt-8-2
REAL ESTATE—WANTED 47
RENTAL SPECIALIST FOR ‘JO YEARS,
WE NEED HOUSES!!
ANY HOUSE • ANY SIZE
Bethesda-Chevy Chat* or
near N.W. Area.
LEY US LIST . UUKS.
MALORA R. CHRISTMAN, INC.
4906 Wise. Ava., N.W. WO. 6-2923
TKXStf
ROOMS FOR RENT 48
]
ROOM ft BOARD Reason
able, Damascus neighborhood.
Working lady or couple, excel
lent food, clean.. Etta Shipe,
26905 Howard Chapel Dr. CL.
3-2791. 2t 8-2
BOATS SO
i
18 FT. WHIRLWIND, 75 John
son motor, Gator Trailer, Life
Preservers, Skiis & Ski Ropes, i
A-l condition, must sell immed. i
SI2OO. Phone WH. 6-6316. lt-8-2
REAL ESTATE RENT 4* REAL ESTATE RENT 44
RENTALS IN THE COUNTRY
$175 - $lB5
New 3 & 4 Bedroom Brick Ramblers
Vz Acre Lots
7 Miles— 12 Min. North of Rockville
In Beautiful
ROLLING KNOLLS
Roger H. Spencer Co., Inc.
MANAGING AGENTS
Across From the Court House in Rockville
GA. 4-5151
i
i
Management Course Grad
Thomas G. Curro, salesman
with Guy Steuart Motors, Lin
coln -Mercury dealership in
Silver Spring, has graduated
from the sales management
course at the Ford Marketing
Institute in New York.
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 45
EXCEL. PONY Gentle, well
trained, good confirmation, Bay
white sock, blaze face, black
points, HA. 7-4038. lt-8-2
UOGS, PETS. KENNELS 47
POODLES A.K.C. reg., beau
tiful blacks & browns, reas. to
good homes. ESTHER SCOTT,
Sandy Spring, Md. WA. 4-3421.
SPECIAL NOTICES 75
BELMONT NURSING HOME
where respect & equality is accorded our
Senior Citizens, regardless of tire handi
caps. Licensed hy State. Countv 24 hr.
Nursing Care, protected by GRINNILL
Sprinkler System. Planned recreation
programs. Confidential counseling serv
ice. Staffed by both male & female per
sonnel. Exp. in the care of Geriatrica.
15 min. from heart of SilSp. 17220 Colea
vlile Rd., Sll.Sp. tf-986
1 WILL NOT BE RESPON
SIBLE for any debts other than
those incurred by me. Richard
E. Tull Sr., RFD #2, Box 22,
Gaithersburg, Md. 3t-8/2
CATERING 77
FANCY SANDWICHES MADE
—for wedding and cocktail par
ties. Delivered, $8.50 per hun
dred. Call Mrs. Henderson, 762-
3718. tf-1627
INVESTMENTS 7
WELL-SECURED $9,000 FIRST
MORTGAGE on Residence
Property near Gaithersburg. 6%
Interest. Monthly payments
S9O. Phone MYERS, PO. 2-3940.
COMING EVENTS 15
AUG. 2 Thursday Chicken
& Ham, St. Marks Episcopal
Church, Fairlands, Md. 5-8 P.M.
Cake & fancy Table. lt-8-2
AUGUST 4th—Sat. Fried Chick
en & Country Ham Dinner at
Damascus Methodist Church.
Sponsored by W.S.C.S. Beg. at
2 P.M. Hot veg. & home made
roils. Adults $1.50; Children 75c.
AUGUST 4—St. Louis-Clarks
ville Picnic; Family-style Din
ner. Clarksville, Md. 6t-8-2
AUG. 4 Sat. 2 P.M. on
Annual Picnic & Supper, Pleas
ant Grove Hall, Rt. 75 (4 mi. N.
of Hyattstown), Country Ham
6 Fried Chicken. Adults $1.50,
Children 75c. Browningsville
Band. 2t-8-2
AUG. 4 LUNCH SERVED~at
ANTIQUE AUCTION at SNY
DER’S BUCK LODGE FARMS,
near BOYDS on Route 117, 12
mi. West of Rockville, by Ladies
of McDonald Chapel. 2t-8-2
AUG. 11 Annual Sunday
School Supper and Picnic,
Kemptown Church Hall. Fried
Chicken & Country Ham. 2 to
7 P.M. Browningsville Band.
Adults $1.50, Children under 12,
75c. 3t-8-9
AUG. 11 The Annual King-
Burdette Family Reunion will
be held at Wesley Grove Meth
odist Church, Woodfield, Md.
Beg. at 11 A.M. Picnic Lunch,
Entertainment & Games. 2t-8-9
AUG. 11 St. Peter’s Dinner
& Fair, Olney, Md. 3-8 P.M.
Country Ham & Chicken with
Corn on the Cob. Games &
Rides, free parking. 2t-8-9
AUGUST 18 Annual Picnic
with Fried Chicken & Country
Ham Dinner, beg. 3 p.m. Wesley
Grove Methodist Church, Wood
field, Md. Browningsville Band
Concert beg. 7_p.m. st-8/16
AUGUST Chicken Bar-B-
Que Dinner at St. Johns Hall,
Olney, Md. 4-8 p.m. sponsored
by the Young Mens Club of St.
Johns. Adults $1.75, Children
SI,OO. st-8/16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE EE
1951 PLYMOUTH Motor, 6 cyl„
very good cond. $35. Call CL.
3-2315 after 6 P.M. lt-8-2
FORD . FALCON - THUNDERBIRD j
ROGER L. HOWRIGAN
Representing
STEUART MOTOR CO.
6th St New York Ave., N.W.
NA. 8-3000 after p.m. GA. 4-6613
'sl FORI) Good body, good
paint, overhead motor. Best of
fer. Call 949-0663. lt-6-21
1957 CADILLAC, all power, j
sharp looking blue & white, 2 j
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ster, Sickles and (not so enthu
siastically) Foley.
Blair Lee, snubbed by the
! State Central Committee when
it made its recent selection of
candidates to run for the Coun
ty’s four General Assembly
| seats won through reapportion
ment legislaiton, is wheelhorpe
in this group and is culling the
shots.
Surprise, Surprise,
Down From the Skies
What will catch the State
Central Committee in the mid
riff in connection with the new
Democratic organization is the
forthcoming announcement that
the group’s candidate for the
Maryland State Senate is none
other than Don Claggett, the re
signed precinct chairman who
walked out when the State Cen
tral Committee failed to give
him a spot on the House of Dele
gates slate. In the primary,
Claggett lose nomination by
only 21 votes.
Indignation of rank and file
Democrats over Claggett’s
raw deal after years of party
work ... plus interpretation
of the Committee’s by-pass as
throwing down the gauntlet
and declaring all-out war
against middle-of-the-roaders
and conservatives in the
party, started the ball rolling
toward formation of the new
organization. About 20 unpub
llclzed but seething precinct
meetings have been held on
the matter In the past week.
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New organization leaders will
make it clear by presentation
of their bob-tail slate they are
not out to "unhorse" all Demo
crats who are on the official
party ticket. No one wants to
name all names at this time,
but insiders indicate State Sen
ator Margaret Schweinhaut has
been singled out and Claggett
is “the boy to do the job.”
County Council president
Dave Oahoon, a House of Dele
gates candidate, will be gunned
for as the behind-the-scenes man
calling too many shots for the
State Central Committee. Ca
hoon is accused of having
sharpened the hatchet used on
Lee with an able assist by Mrs.
Schweinhaut.
All new organization leaders
are willing to say before public
announcement of their slate iti
that they will be running
“some” candidates for the Coun
ty Council and “some” for the
General Assembly.
Brass Ring Ride
on Merry-Go-Round
Rumors rife last week that
some Democrats were hunting
high and low for possible ways
of “impeachment” proceedings
against the State Central Com
mittee are greeted with a
chuckle by new organization
people. As one insider put it,
“Why bother with a little thing
like that? All we have to do is
have a strong organization rep
resenting the popular feeling in
the party and forget them. A
State Central Committee won’t
get further than an empty meet
ing room if it has no party to
run."
Meantime, more timid party
Price Resigns
Urban Renewal
Council Post
Resignation of Dean Price as
chairman of the steering com
mittee of Urban renewal and
member of the Urban Renewal
Advisory Council of Rockville
was accepted “with regret”
Monday night by the Mayor
! and Council.
Price, who lives at 1011 Welsh
dr., gave as his resignation rea
son, transfer of his job to Bal
timore.
Inside story on his replace
ment says Mayor Frank Ecker
will announce appointment of
former Mayor Alex Greene at
the next council meeting. Eck
er presently is vacationing in
Ocean City.
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members are coming down
with a case of the jitters. Go
ing into a general election
with a wide three-way party
split, and faced with a real
power struggle between the
liberals and the conservatives,
they say, adds up to airing
family linen at a time when
the party should be poking
through the wash accumu
lated by Republican opposi
tion.
Still others see the uprising
of a new organization and a
party battle, even in a General
Election, as a guarantee of a
strong two-party system in
, County politics. They feel if the
. GOP wins a few officies while
. the Democrats fight, Demo
, crats will come out of the fray
strong and, finally, unified.
Now, It Can be Told
i ft can be verified: Stedman
Prescott, jr., lawyer, son of the
i Appeals Court Judge, defeated
candidate in May for the judge
, pit ip, and a good Democrat
when he’s not running for judi
cial office, has offered his sup
port. and that of some of his
supporters to Walter Moorman.
Moorman is a Republican and
will oppose county lawyer Plum
mer Shearin, a Democrat, in
the November judgeship race.
Crossing of party lines in the
judgeship no party-label race is
not unusual. In the case of Pres
cott, however, it fe believed
smne personal feeling toward
Shearin, plus the fact that
Prescott leans conservative and
so does Moorman, prompted
Prescott > offer of support.
Some Republican State Cen
tral Committee members were
“upset” last week when this
column mentioned whip-crack
ing tactics being employed to
pull precinct chairmen into line,
particularly in the matter of
, precinct record keeping. There
was some needling of Commit
tee Chairman Don Kendall to
l convince him he should make
public denial of same. This
paragraph is to say: whip-crack
ing still goes on and non-co
, operating precinct chairmen are
biting the dust like redskins.
Next to go is a Rockville pre
, cinct chairman, Carol Biser.
Biser holds forth in the Lone
Oak school area. He doesn’t like
the colored cards system the
Committee wants set up.
Conservative Speaks
Loudest applause reported at
i the GOP Convention last Thurs
. day as the 12 candidates held
j forth for five minutes each
came in response to a remark
by Henry J. Noyes who, as
everyone now knows, was one of
the four winners.
“Let there be no doubt
where I stand," he said firm
ly. “I am proud to state that
i I am a Goldwater Republi
can." There was loud applause
and a quick glance at the
seven Republican State Cen
tral Committee members seat
ed together in the front row
revealed most of them were
i applauding too —not politely
but enthusiastically,
i Incidentally, the Republicans
missed a good bet in not having
; their convention a little more
• lively. It was a sort of lack
i luster affair with little whoop
lng-lt-up spirit. There could have
been lots of pretty girls, bright
ly attired, stirring music, and a
lot more whoopla. But it came
off very well, nonetheless. It’s
only that they could have made
it a little more exciting.
Little doubt left that former
Governor McKeldin will not
i cany the GOP banner for the
party this year. Candidate Small
seems to have squelched pri
mary rumors he would resign
■ in favor of McKeldin in the gov
ernorship race. Republicans are
rallying behind and applauding
Small but are admitting private
ly “the man’s a bore after five
minutes of speech making”. On
the local scene, the Republicans
think County Council candidate
Henry Hlser of Bethesda is be
ing too outspoken in his per
sonal feeling about segregation.
Some one will be appointed to
talk with Hiser and persuade
| him to soft pedal the touchy
subject.
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