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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

publicans, Democrats and
others. Such a coalition can
succeed and live only as it draws
support of voters of all these
categories," Mr.. Coulter said.
The ABC's convention viii be
held at 8 pm. at Wakefield
High School. Two board can
didates are to be nominated to
oppose candidates of Arlington
Independent Movement tAIM)
and others who enter the race.
Others who have filed as Abe
candidates, besides Mr.. Urban
ske, are Ralph Raul, building
consultant; Spencer M. Smith,
a University of Maryland eco
Monies professor; Karl G. Sorg,
an Arlington attorney. and David
L. Krupsaw, general manager of
American Wholesalers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
THE METROPOLITAN VIEWPOINT
Suburb Citizen Voice
Rings With New Test
ton, the local PTA and churches.
Application denied.
All Don't Volunteer

ton, the local PTA and churches.
Application denied.
All Don't Volunteer
Not every citizen volunteers
for duty on community projects.
But almost all can be persuaded
to accept responsibility. For ex-
ample, parents seldom refuse to
join neighbors in support of any
PTA movement which would i'm
prove conditions for their own
children.
In the voteless District, citi-
zens' associations are old hat.
They've been operating for IS
years. with varying degrees of
success. The city now has 10
such groups.
The larger associations here
are Chevy Chase, Connecticut
Avenue, Palisades, Cleveland
Park-Cathedral Heights and
Georgetown. The smallest are
in older s-Columbia
Heights, Rhode Island Avenue
and North Capitol Street.
In communities being built up
citizens work on projects like
street paving, bus service and
schools. In the older sections
frequent complaints are lodged
about bus fare increases, tax
rates and water f1uoridation.
Invite Speakers
More sophisticated associ-
atoms devote thought to coming
restrictions, higher salaries for
teachers and District finances.
They invite guests to speak on
river pollution, city planning,
home rule and public recreation.
Both in and out of the Dis,
trict, associations meet in
schools, other public buildings
and private homes. Sometimes
refreshments are served. some
times there is entertainment.
A typical achievement for a
citizens group was the con-
struction of the Cleveland Park
branch library. which the Con-
necticut Avenue Association
urged upon the District Com
missioners and Congress.
The Chevy Chase ID. c., AS
ISOLATION succeeded in estab-
fishing a community center by
blocking the sale of the old E. v.
Browne School. That building
now is equipped for sports, a
library and public meeting
rooms.
Another article in this series
on "The Metropolitan View
point" will appear in The Star
Wednesday. 1t will discuss the
impact of big population trends
upon churches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
8 Virginia Speeders Lose
Permits for Six Months

viction abstracts against a man
arrive here all about the same
time" Mr.. Lamb said. I'VE just
add them up and issue the proper
order"
Records show that of 622 per-
sons who lost their permits under
the second offender law in April,
Ct were instructed to quit driv-
ing for four months as third Of
tenders, and eight were ordered
to surrender their driving priv
ilege for six months as fourth Of
tenders.
The total, 622, represented the
second highest number of sus-
pensions under the law in any
single month since the laws pas
sage. Only the March count,
729, has been higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
Memorial Day Show
Planned in Shurpsburq

SHARPSBURG, Md. May %
(SpeciaD "A parade through
this town-Scene of the Battle
of Antietam-will be held Me-
mortal Day.
Harry T. Hull, general chair
man of the Memorial Day pro-
gram, said Senator Beall and
Representative Hyde, Republic
cans of Maryland, will speak
after the program gets under
way with wreath-laying cere-
mony at the Antietam National
Cemetery in the afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
Alexandria to Test
Police Candidates

Examinations for prospective
city policemen have been an
nounced in Alexandria.
Applicants must be 81 to 80
years old, have a high school
education and be able to pass
the physical examination. APP
plication should be made to the
personnel department, 405 Cam
eron street.
The city plans to hire 10 addi-
tional officers during the next
fiscal year to place the depart
ment on a five day week. Start
ing salary is $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
Maryland U. Names
First BUDGET Officer

The University of Maryland
has named John S. Quinn. fac
ulty member at William and
Mary College. to the recently
created position of budget officer.
Charles L. Benton. director of
finance and business at the uni
versity. said the appointment
will become effective June 16,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
Missing Boy, 10,
Found Near School

A 10-year-old boy reported
missing Saturday was picked up
by police yesterday near a Mont
gomery County elem ntary
school he had broken into.
The child was found by Coun-
ty Policeman Urban Feesman
lettering near the Glenmont
School in the 1900 block of
Georgia avenue around $3.50 am.
The boy, who lives near the
school, told police he spent the
night in the school after break
ing a front window and crawl
ing in.
The boy was released in the
custody of his parents,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

Another article in this series
on "The Metropolitan View
point" will appear in The Star
Wednesday. 1t will discuss the
impact of big population trends
upon churches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
Swedes Like Phones

STOCKHOLM. - Sweden has
more telephones and radio re-
ceiving sets in proportion to pop
ulation than any other country
except the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
Pricing Under Britain

singaport has been acquiring
large shipments Of American cot
ton and rayons. via Hong Kong.
at prices below those at which
the United Kingdom can supply
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19
ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS
OPEN SUNDAY.

OELN oUNDh ], I'D
$3.50. ZOO BEVERLY DRIVE
Attractive home on large corner lot.
Large Nv rm.. fireplace In mirrored
wall, paneled den dining rm.. WELL
carpeting, grapes, 2 air eonditioners.
washing machine included rock gar.
den, patio; S25,950. Easy terms.
DIRECTIONS From Washington Out
Arlington Ridge I'd. right on Russell
rd.. right on Beverly DIR. TO open sign.
one OF Alexandria's old houses listed
in the book S3I, reduced for ouicE
sale. $4,000. English basement;
LIST a., 2 rms, bath; 2nd A.. / rm,;
excellent condition, lovely walled
Garden. $1,000 down.
DULANEY REALTY CO. XII. SSH
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ALEXANDRIA
DEL RAY AREA
An Attractive bet. Home
WHICH is IN IMMAc. coND.
$1,000

This home is located in the
ever popular section of Rose.
mont with . bedrms, and a
den which could be used as a
;ird bedrm. If nee. This room
is finished in lovely enduring
knotty-pine paneling. The
other = bedrms. are large
enough for twin beds. Lots OF
closet space. There is an at
trac. kit. sep. din. rm. and
liv. rm.; lot is 40 IT.. x lQ5
it.; full bsmt. with outside
entr. OWNER WILL SELL Gil
OR FILA To buy this house
GI all you need is SS45 which
incl the settlement charges
and the down pymt. If you
want to live well and mex
pensively, this is the deal for
your pocketbook. II you are
FILA buyer your down pymt.
will be Sl,575 plus your set
Element charges. Monthly
pymts. In both instances will
run approx. S63 so per mo.
ASK FOR LISTING 3S4
TIE. 8-7244 TIE. 6-7344
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OPEN SAT.-SUN.. 90

OPEN SAT. SUN, 20
KENSINGToN BRICK COLONIAL
First door. liv. rm. and firepl,, powder
breakfast bar; end floor. > large
hedrms., full bath and shower;
plenty Of closet space, English bsmt.
with outside entrance and half bath
deep level lot. AUDITING Kensington
Cabin Recreation Center. Convent
ent to transportation shopping,
schools and churches; financing to
suit purchaser.
Directions. Out Conn ave, rtGht or
WASHINGTON St 10 37If and our
Nnnr House
LEACH & CRONIN, INC.
LO. 5-i3ot 10. 4-SIld
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North Hill-Silver Spring
OXON HILL
OPEN | TIL, DARK

5sO7 ST. BARNABAs RID. Sc.
New, all-brick rambler consisting of
iiv. rm. din. rm, comb. > hCdrms.
bath, all-elec. kit. on LIST A.; full
well lighted bsmt, with outside entr.
located on approx. = acre, with
trRnsp In front Of house,
J. A. SHIRLEY LII. "-lST5
Dir. Out Branch ave. past Hillcrest
Hts. intersection and take LIST right
to st BRrnabas I'd, continue to $500
blk, and open sign. 10
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ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
Charm and gracious living
go together in this CUSTOM
built beauty in exclusive Alex
andria neighborhood. IL can't
be. described with words but a
view OF it's nice features are
lge. liv. rm. with beaut.
fireplace banauet-size din. rm.,
mod. kit, . bedrms. and IL
brary or 3rd bedrm.. all on
one floor; completely air con-
ditioned, full light bsmt. with
completely equipped laundry.
You'll love the grounds. Sem
sibly priced at $4,000 with
G1 appraisal working. Shown
by appt. through our Office
only. Call Mr.. Ludwick ia.
5-6S00; ewes. KE. S-6240.
& LUCHS co
2055 Wilson Blvd. ia, 5-6sO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19

THE :? :? ???
WHAT DO YOU WANT
Brick, frame? 2, 8, 4, or S
bedrms.; bsmt. or no;
brand-new or could it be a
good buy on an older home;
FILA, CT, or conventional;
average lot or IL to 4 acres;
-1ocation-Dist. Hts, Forest
vile, Seat Pleas, Md. PIX,
Suitland, Glassmanor. Price,
$10,750 and up. Also beach
property.
LA ROCHELLE REAL ESTATE. 7124
Marlboro Pike. RE. GLASS. Open
Sunday. IL
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ALEXANDRIA
MASONIC TEMPLE AREA
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER

Nearly new brick rambler; long liv.
I'm. with fireplace, large kit; and 2
fine high basement: unobstructed,
protected view; priced to go, at
$1,000. CT or other financing avail
able.
SOUTH 5-q1S6 r. W. CLARK
SOUTH 5-g577 REALTOR
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.
/ ACRE-$11,500
nIc-r1fp Ea0fR SErrTNG

Attractive Cape Cod type home With
breezeway to new gear garage with
rolling overhead door Beautiful
trees, shrubs and garden. Priced
for quick sale.
THOMAS F. HALEY.
REALToR. Lanham. Md. AP. 7-s30O
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ALL

Brick Cape Cod. only S1o.75O; auiet
dead-end street in College Park; Isl
f., liv. rm., large din. L." equipped
kit, , bedrms. and tile bath; INC
A., 2 bedrmS.. partly finished. full
bsmt.; outside entr.; very well land
scaped lot; > blks. to schools, shop
ping and transp. See this week end
A very good buy.
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ELEGANT HOME
COUNTRY SPECIALS

; bedrms.. porch. deck on acre
$500: > bedrmS.. liv. rm. trepl.
dinette and kit, fun bsmts a a;
sI0.500, 8 bedrms., liv, rm., firepl
din. rm.. kit, utility rm.. $1,000
4,-bedrm. brick. on a a.; liv. rm,
ffrepl.. din. rm, kit" full bsmt.
Stf.T50.
SMITH w. ALLNUTT
JU. 9-46i6 SP. 1924
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$24,950

Two split-level homes on acre lot:
mandy Estates. These outstanding
homes offer lEc. !iv. rm,. tlrepl. !:
bedrmS., = baths: I'm, family rm
carport or garage Can be seer
this week end CAL ARDMORE
REALTY CO., OIL. 2-I135. 30
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HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS

64o0 ELLIOT PL.
Beautiful det corner home on Ice.
well-landse3aped lot; LIST fl" Nv; rm
bedrms,, kit. bath: End A.. :. bed
rms, bath; full bsnt. with rec, rm
with bar. oil h.-wh.: det. garage
Shown BY appt. Cali Mr.. Sadler, -AD
2-S65G.
SULLIVAN BROS.
1920 K st, NV. NE. S-432a
on
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HOUSES FOR sALr-MD.

NEAR BUSINESS SEC.
s4II Grove ST.. Silver Spring. Md
6-room cottage, brick over hollow
rooms. large Nv. rm. with firepl.
lot 75x100 Call Mr.. Benson, RIA
3-a233,
PAUL p. STONE. tn. 2-II05
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POTOMAC, MD.

YOUR CHOICE OF / TO 8 ACRES
Colonial residence, close to shopping
and Washinston bus service at door.
Living room, dining room, den, to-
water heat, screened porch and ga
rase. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC.
Potomac ONCE, OIL. 4-6333. 20
POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

CORNER 2-BEDRM. BRICK, attached
garage. 5701 37th ave. West Hy-
attsville, S1.500 under market. In
spect Sunday.
ONE ACRE AND INDEPENDENCE,
miles D. C.-Large. term, p
story home: porches, oil INV. h,
2-cGr garage, 4 horse stables; nice
setting, abundance OF trees. $4,000.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER, Realtor,
WA. $4,000, WA. 10000. 20
BUNGALOW. corner on highway
about 20 min. D. &C rms. mod.
bath in kit. Fruit trees, bus by
the door, $1,000 to $4,000 cash,
Vac, new cond.: will exchange,
OWNER. ia. 1910, 20
800 FULL PRICE, $1,000 down
Immediate possession on this lovely
2-hedrm. BUNGALOW, full bsmt,, oil
heat ON beautiful, large shaded lot.
OWNER. 10. S-S2l4. 20
FORRESTVILLE--S9 DOWN
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
NON-VETS can assume Gl loan. New
ly decorated, lge. liv. rm,. beautiful.
Level. fenced lot; quiet suburban
atmosphere. with all city Conven-
fences; = blks. from new school:
owner transferred. Cali MRS Cox,
LU. 2-Sl36, or ST. 3-136S, ATLAS
REALTY CO. 20
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bsmt.; 46-ft., all-briek rambler in q
convenient Falls Church location,
near bus. schools and shops: 2Dxl3
living room with fireplace. separate
dining room, huge de luxe kitchen
twin-size' bedrooms, Ia baths
large, level lot: offered at only
S20,g50: very generous financing
available ARTHUR L. WALTERS
co. 24l9 Wilson blvd; til O., ia.
I1 3GsI an ACRE Of woodss Iagd
A Nsr ~ nm br III ~oS bone ia With
alum. windows and screens. 13x34
recreation space with firepl.: utils,
for . additional rms, and bath in
attic; s1s,300. $4,000 down. JE,
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MASS AVE. EXTENDED

New brick rambler: liv. rm. with fire.
place, dining area. cleo. kitchen. 3
bedrms. Ice. closet bath, full day.
Drive out Mass. ave. to Walhonding
3 blocks, then left on Weehawken.
and open sign. OWNER. Sl9,150.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA

AREA tFairhavenl-
Cape Cod; liy. rn.. kit. . bedrms.
and bath down; open stairway to
Bird bedrm. space for 4th; garage;
picket fence. storm windows. attic
fan, auto. washer: near buses. shop
ping, schools. Gil approved, S11 $50.
BY OWNER. SO. 5-IS5S. 80
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SI6.95O, subject to reasonable offer
Modern. contemporary 3-bedroom
California-redwood rambler. Liying
room, separate dining room, kitchen
with all beautiful equipment. full
basement with recreation room.
high-fenced yard with breath-taking
panoramic view! Convenient to
schools, shopping, transportation.
Available for veteran or non
veteran. MlLKEY REALTY, ia
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THERE'S A NEW YAKDSTICK Tor
homes. they've gone SPIT-LEVEL.
In the finest location, a 5-level in
GLIDING den; superior, knotty- pine
rec, rm., all out-of-ground with fire.
place: l5x22 liv. rm., formal din.
rm.. shady screened porch. 3 bedrmS..
table space in kit, center hall plan;
garage; Al cond SOTO cash will
handle. Be first to inspect Phone
today. ia. 10000. REAL ESTATE
SERVICE. INC. 4163 Lee hwy. ION
GlebeI 30
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Fails Church area; already approved
inside and out. Here is value for
your CT: $3.50 down, S12 per mo;
hRFAX REALTY. JE. $4,000. 30
BRICK COLONIAL-Center hall. 3
bedrms., Ia baths. sep. din. rm..
screened porch, good size kit, knot
ty pine rec. rm.. lot 10000 so. #.
gas heat; walking dist. to school and
transp. BY OWNER only. Phone KE.
QA6u9 for aDnnintment
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ANNANDALE AREA-GI appraised.
Attr. 66-ft. 3-bedrm. brk. rambler;
breezeway and gar; quiet rural sub
division: 20 Minis. D. c. via Shirley
hwy; walking dist. to grade school.
Air Fore colonel being transferred.
SlS,950. XII. 9-014a. No agents.
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lO0x200 Anchor-fenced lot, on cor
ner. Many. many trees. Brick Cape
Cod, sep. din. rm., firepl., 2 bedrms;,
bath, TV room or den; md f., compl.
paneled with 2nd bath: basement.
$1,000. Big valued Go dial IA.
10000 now. REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE, INC, 4763 Lee hwy. tof Glebe).
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-03-10
Gaithersburg - Grove
Firemen Hold Vote

The Gaithersburg Washington
Grove Fire Department this week
reported 40 percent less losses
due to fire than in 1858 despite
a 13 percent increase in calls.
Elected were: Bryon Miller,
chief; j. c. Freeman, asst. chief;
r. Younkins, asst. chief of res
cue; Donald Magruder and Ber-
nard Staley, rescue captains;
Walter Snyder a n d Dennis
Howes, rescue lieutenants; Forte
H. Sandison, president; George
w. Reber, vice president; Louis
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-03-10
Potomac Band ShOlU Sti1:s
Musical Memories of 1890

A page of the County's musical
history will come to life again
with all the strength and verve
of a SouSa coda when the Poto-
mac Cornet Band presents its
Fifth Annual Minsterl show at
the Potomac school at 8:15 p. m.
Mar. II and II.
The minstrel show carries the
billing of the fifth annual event
of its kind and the modern
history of the band goes back
to a recent 1924, but the record
book and the memories of Coun-
ty residents still living indicate
that the Band was going strong
back in 1891.
Directed by Lee Wardell and
with John Maurer serving as in
terlocutor, the show will have as
end men, Earl Henderson, Scott
Collins, Eddie Harding, Elwood
Mills, Clarke Cooper, and George
Waddell.
A musical chorus of band mem
bers will add further punch to
the show.
Special numbers include the
Beall Brothers quartette (Friday
only a fire. baton and tap dance
by Joyce carp, a representation
of Jimmy Durante by Tip Upton,
and numbers by Rita Kochowicz,
Bill Summerville, Jean Parker,
Joe Boyle and Leonard Williams,
the Magaha girls, Joe Torreyson,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-03-10
By Mrs. Donald Mellon
Garden 4-88O7

At a March 7 meeting, Henry
Redkey, past president of the
Twinbrook Citizens Association,
set the standard for the Twin
brook swimming pool committee
by commenting that he had
never seen the problem yet that
the Twinbrook Citizens Associa-
ton could not lick.
And if the enthusiastic, hard
hitting group of volunteers who
have started the ball rolling
have their way, Twinbrook
pool looms as a very large pos
sibility.
CA president Leighton Dudley
announced the formation of an
all-Twinbrook swimming pool
committee which is composed of
the 10-man temporary commit
tee named at the last CA meet
ing, the CA executive committee
and the staff of "Twinbrook
Life. Mr.. Dudley will coordin-
ate the entire effort as chairman
of steering committee.
1t was emphasized that the
proposed pool, which is being
backed fully by the Twinbrook
Citizens Association with pool
: membership open at present to
the members of the TWinbrook
Citizens Association and the resi-
dents of Broadwood Manor, has
no connection with any other
proposed pool in this area.
Mr.. Dudley asked that pros
pective members keep an open
mind on all rumored details of
the pool since all information
disseminated heretofore has con-
sisted only of possibilities and
the committee, which will deter
mine the final prospectus, has
much intensive research to make
before such details as site, size,
cost, ETC., can be positively de.
fined. This intensive research
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-03-10

are having both letters framed
as momentos of the graciousness
of our President and his First
Lady. Meanwhile, don't forget,
cannisters have been placed in
the local stores to receive MS
contributions.
At a coffee hour at the home
of Mrs. Malcolm Morse on
March first, a group of interest
ed women heard Mrs. Carla
Eugster from the American
Foundation for Political Educa-
ton explain the prospective
Montgomery County World Poll
tics Discussion Group.
This will be a friendly discus
sion group of 20 to 30 people
who meet once each week for 10
weeks beginning March II from
8 to 10 pm. in the community
meeting room of the Wheaton
Coop. There will be no long
dry lectures.
Two trained leaders guide the
discussion which stems from
reading h three abridged
volumes which are included in
the registration fee of ten dol
lars per person, or fifteen dollars
per couple. There is absolutely
no propaganda or political bias
in the purpose or. execution of
this discussion group.
Surely m ny TWinbrookerS
will be interested in knowing
that the West Rockville Elemen-
tary PTA is presenting a staged
reading of the "Caine Mutiny
Court Martial to be given at
Richard Montgomery H G h
School on Friday, April 20, at
$3.50 pm. Admission will be
SIPS. The cast, composed al
most wholly from local talent,
has been directed by Orville
Hawkins.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-03-10
EisenhOwers Invite Vaughns
To Re- Visit White House,
Praise MS Drive for Funds

will be kaleideScoped into as
few weeks as is humanity pos
sible in order that the final
prospectus can be placed in the
hands of area residents at an
early date.
A personnel committee has
been set up to enlist the many
volunteer helpers needed to get
this show on the road. Engin-
eers, accountants ESPECIALLY tax
accountants and clerical work
ers are Immediately needed.
Any and all who are interested
in serving on a committee to
launch this most ambitious of
TWinbrook projects are urged to
call Robert Drake at Garden
1929. The pool committee wish
es to emphasize that serving on
the various committees in no
way involves the participants in
actual construction work.
There is touching epilogue to
last weeks front page story of
Mrs. Edward Vaughn of Calvin
Lane and daughter, Jeannette's,
visit to the White House to re-
ceive Mrs. Eisenhower's blessing
on the current multiple sclerosis
Embarrassing campaign.
While chatting w i t h Mrs.
Eisenhower, Mrs. Vaughn ex-
pressed regret that she could not
meet the President. The next
day the White House made ar
rangements with the MS Society
for Mrs. Vaughn to return for a
personal visit with Mr.. Eisen-
hover.
While the Vaughns w e
digesting this thoughtful gesture,
two letters arrived from the
White House. The first, address
ed to six-year-old Jeanette,
read:
Dear Jeanette:
you were so sweet to bring
me the cute little Santa and the
lovely white carnation corsage.
You must be very thoughtful
little girl. 1 am sure that you
and your mother have some
wonderful times together. 1 GER
tainly did enjoy your little visit
yesterday and 1 only wish we
could have had more time to-
gether. Will you please give my
regards to your nice mother and
tell how pleasant it was to see
her. With very best wishes,
MAMIE DOUD EISENHOWER. y
The second letter, addressed
to Mrs. Vaughn, read:
II regret that I did not have
a chance to meet you when you
visited Mrs. Eisenhower yester-
day. I had appointments in my
office until close to 1 and when
I did manage to get over to the
house, 1 found you had left
early.
Some day hope that 1 shall
thank you personally for the fine
work you are doing.
with warm regard,
Sincerely,
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER"
Needless to say, the Vaughns
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-03-10
WOOdfield Rites
Held on March Z

Funeral services for William
D. Woodfield were held Mar.
from Bleakwood, the home of
Mrs. Charles H. Smith, near
Brookeville.
Mr.. Woodfield died Mar. 3 at
the Marine Hospital in Norfolk
Va. He is survived by his wife
Madesta L. Woodfield; two
daughters, Mrs. Susanne Nc
Causey and Julia Woodfield; and
one son, William. Also one
grandson, John David, and two
brothers, Bradley M. and George
w. Interment was in Ivy Hill
Cemetery, Laurel.