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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05
By TuemmIer from P. 1
Gaithersburg
Roads Planned

up to and past Muddy Branch
road west of Gaithersburg, bend
right, or north and pick up an
extension of Browns Station road
completing the circle.
Tuemmler would build three
roads out from the center of this
circle to connect with points on
its circumference. They would be:
. An extension of East Dia-
mond avenue through the south
ern third of Washington Grove
out to the north-south leg of the
highway between Emory Grove
road and old U. S. 240.
. A north leg leaving Gathers
burg from between Goshen road,
or Rte. Ia, and the Laytonsville
road, or Rte. 124, straight out to
connect with the Emory Grove
road perimeter;
. A southwest leg that would
leave old 240 at Deer Park road,
go down and almost reach new
U. S. 240 before bending its
"knee" along a northwest line and
looping back toward the city lin.
its at Buttry road. The last seq.
ments of this loop would come
close to the proposed interchange
of Muddy Branch road and the
National Pike, plans for which al
ready have been approved by the
State Roads Commission.
Tuemmler also would attempt
to circumvent one of Gathers
burg's worst bottlenecks-at the
combined intersections of East
and West Diamond avenues at
the B & o railroad bridge-by
tunneling Diamond avenue under
the bridge and building miniature
petals of a cloverleaf design on
West Diamond where it climbs
onto South Frederick avenue.
From it's emergence beneath
the overpaSs, the new extension
of East Diamond avenue then
would turn right and parallel
North Frederick before turning
sharply right and re-entering
North Frederick between Browns
Station and the corporate limits
of town.
Tuemmler would graft a new
street onto this extended "Dia-
mond avenue" which would par
allel the north side of Dalamar
street, cross North Frederick and
make flat "U" turn to connect
with Russell avenue.
Similarly he would extend
Chestnut street south and west,
splice it to Muddy Branch road
z and swing east to connect to
Cedar avenue.
Another new road would cross
open ground from Cedar avenue
and hitch onto Rosemont drive
after crossing Deer Park road.
Throughout the city, Tuemmler
would improve and widen numer-
Gus side streets for use as "col-
lector streets" These streets
would channel residential traffic
onto the larger business or
through streets.
All of the plans presented here
were based on Tuemmler's pre-
diction that the population OF
Gaithersburg will double by 1865
and redouble by 1880. Residents
now total around 2200.
Next Week, Parks
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05
Cabin John Valley
Sewing Show
Staged for
Honeinakers
By Naomi L. Wood
Oliver 2-9584

The Potomac Valley Homemade
ers' Club had demonstration of
sewing machine repair and clean
ing at its last meeting. Demon
strator was member Minnie Dick
erson, who taught me things I'd
never known about my sewing
machine" reports Francis Fradin.
The Potomac Valley Club holds
its annual Christmas party, which
is what the December meeting al
ways turns into, on Monday.
This year the ladies' have decided
to make stuffed toys for children
at the National Institutes of
Health. December also marks
election month for this group,
and we'll have something to re-
port about that later on.
Meanwhile, the Bannockburn
Swim Club held its annual meet
ing on Nov. 20. Members learned
that the waiting list has dwindled
to eight families since the new
Merrimack pool opened. People
who live nearer that one joined it,
and relinquished their member
ship in Bannockburn. Good news
for the folk who wanted to join
Bannockburn.
On the other side, the treas
urers report showed a deficit.
Looks as If the board of directors
will have to explore the horrid
question of Ways and Means.
Ugh!
Biggest excitement of the meet
ing was the discussion of whether
or not to build a supplementary
pool for diving: and If so, how to
finance it. The pros and cons
were SO various that Mrs. Helen
Eden, president, undertook to
send questionable to the whole
membership to find out how 1t
feels about such a project.
The ladies of the Shaler Me
mortal Church are ready to pro-
vide you with Christmas items as
follows: Real homemade fruit
cake at SIPS a pound can be or
dered from Mrs. Janet Bell OH
yer 4-1474. And pretty Christmas
corsages, at SO cents each, can be
had from Dortha Schaner, Oil
yer 6-7714.
Members of the Shaler Church,
at a special Quarterly Conference
held on Nov. 20, voted approval of
the proposed plan for new sane
tuary. This will really be the
second step in our master plan"
explains Rev. William Floyd, min.
lister. 1.-THE first was the par.
sonage, completed In 1913. If we
obtain loan from the Board of
Missions in Philadelphia, we hope
to break ground for the sanctu-
airy by June, and complete it by
1888"
The present building will be
remodeled to provide more space
for Sunday school. But this Is
temporary. Third step in the
master plan Is the future con-
struction of an Education build
ing.
Pilgrim Lutheran Church, the
brand new building on Mass. ave-,
opposite Western Junior High,
held its dedication services on No
vember "a. l couldn't get there,
to my regret. / am anxious to see
its vast multi-colored windows
from inside. And 1t has seating
'fn the round" as well, which
seems to be a novelty in our day.
Il understand there is prior art"
as the patent lawyers put 1t, from
a couple thousand years back.)
Besides, this is another example
of The Architect at Work, trying
to design a modern place of wor-
ship. It's a tough assignment,
and l love to watch them at it.
'Rouses plenty Of controversy,
too. No two people agree about
Pilgrims new building. Sure does
make the world go round!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05
Sandy Spring
Sandy Spring
Thanksgiving
Draws Many
From Far Off
Margaret F. AdelfinO
Spring 4-3803

Family reunions here and afar
held the spotlight among Sandy
Spring activities over the holiday
weekend just past. Among the
many homes here which were the
scene of family Thanksgivings
was Greatease where Mr.. and
Mrs. p. G. Lyon entertained a
group of AZ people. Out-of-town
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Sydenham Page of Wayne,
Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mills
of Paoli, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Wallace Bryan. Mr.. William D.
Lyon III and his son, and Mr..
and Mrs. Romney Humphreys, all
of Baltimore.
At PIainfieId, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wetherald of Buffalo, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wetherald of
Narbeth, Pa, and Maj. and Mrs.
Robert Moore Of Pittsburgh,
Joined the local family of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Moore for turkey and
the trimmings.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Thomas
with their daughter, Miss Cor
nelia Thoma, drove to Almond,
N. Y, to spend Thanksgiving with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert C. Turner and
their three children.
Mrs. william John Thomas
went to Baltimore for a holiday
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
F. Thomas.
Paartop, home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Thomas, jr., was also the
scene of family festivities. Out
of-towners there included Mrs.
Thomas two sisters, Mrs. William
Fink of Hamilton, Va, and Mrs.
Agnes Love of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Slade had
as their guests, Mr.. and MRS.
Clarke Slade, jr., of Somerville,
N. j., Miss Patricia Shelhamer
of Livingston, Mont, and Mr.. VIII
liam Irvine West of Detroit.
Pastel cOlors in the newly dec
Grated rooms of the Montgomery
County General Hospital, the
modernized kitchen section and
two near areas of the hospital
will all be on display on Dona-
ton Day, December 7. Guided
tours of the entire hospital will
be conducted by members of the
Hospital Guild while Junior Aux.
iliary members take care of regis.
tration.
Hostesses at the Donation Day
Tea will be the representatives OF
various clubs to the Women's
Board of the Hospital. Past presi
dents and other friends of the
Board will do the honors at the
tea table. All friends of the Hos
pital are urged to attend and cor
daily invited to partake of the
refreshments.
A gala Hunt Ball, under the
auspices of the Redland Hunt AS
ISOLATION, was the occasion for
much festivity last Saturday
Pre-ball parties given by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Carl, the Warren
Tydings, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Chichester with Mr. Samuel
Riggs w, helped add to the
gaiety.
The ball itself, held at the
Manor Club, features appropriate
decorations Of fox masks and
hunting scene draperies, and
there was many a pink coat to
brighten the crowd. A large
crowd enjoyed the music and
dancing and the breakfast served
in the small hours of the morn.
ing.
With Christmas not far away,
the time has come to think of
seasonal decorations. The Little
Garden Club and the Friendship
Garden Club are collaborating
this year on a Greens Show which
will be held at the Community
Library. Members Of the clubs
viii create arrangements to be on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05
Help Yourself by Helping
Overburdened Post Office

You help yourseand the overburdened post office
department-by following certain sensible rules during the
Christmas mailing rarace county postmasers reminded this
Evening star., 1957-08-25
INSURANCE
CLAIMS GIRL

Experience preferred: 5-day week:
new. modern oflces; profit-sharing
plan and group disqualification. Call
Mr.. TANNER for an interview, WO.
g-Ao-p
Evening star., 1957-08-25
BOOKKEEPER

Full chg. II you can handle q
complete set Of books through T.B.
this job IN NV. Wash. will appeal
to YOU.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
A CAREER
IN FOOD
RETAILING
OPERATIONS

Applications are now be-
ing accepted for employ
ment in both the FOOD and
MEAT. DEPARTMENTS OF
our NEW Michigan ave. and
Webster st. ne. store. No ex-
perience is necessary. You
are trained on the job while
earning a minimum of $69
per week.
Permanent employment
and the opportunity for ad-
vancement are offered to
men who have a good past
record, a sincere interest in
learning and who enjoy
customer service work.
Many additional employe
benefits and placement in
your residential area are
available to those who
qualify.
Applicants with a high
school education who are
81 to IS years of age are
preferred.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
SAT. AND EVE.
EMPLOYMENT

We are offering part-time EN-.
ployment to responsible men in oul
sales and service department. Thil
weeks payroll figures for the part.
and Saturdays are as follows
Sob, S2l.f5. S9l .26, Sl60.Ig
$500. S21,05. S73.51. S73.46
S37 20, S47.16.
II you have q car and can fur.
nish references. we would be HAPPY
Branch ofice. i703 Duke st. 1reaI
OF the bldg }, Alex. Va. Mon. eve
$3.50 pm. sharp. II mutually agree.
able. you will start at once and bS
at our ONCE until approx. 10 pm
Evening star., 1957-08-25
THREE MEN

Three high-grade men 10 make
the final change An old financia
organization. nationally known anC
OF proven stability and character. il
looking for three men for specia
saleswork IN metropolitan Wash.
ington. We want three men DetWeer
25 and 40 yrs. OF Sge, married meT
who are going strong. but who SEE
that their present channel is toe
limited in future possibilities. mer
change to a position of ereatei
opportunity. To men who qualify
Ia truly remarkable opportunity II
open Immediately. II you believe
yourself fitted for such q position
write at once, giving full details
BOX 56-L, Star.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
NEW OPPORTUNITY

To show new equipment to suf.
ferers OF arthritis and poor blooC
circulation. Automatic lead system
and advertising To earn $3.50 OF
80 yrs. serious minded, neat anc
have car. Call for appoint. FE. z.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
HELP-MEH
HELP-MEM /

RETIRED MAN TO take care Of
small once and answer phone;
small salary plus commission. Ii
3-5611, LU. 2-g367.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
PART TIME
SALES OPPORTUNITY
PART TINE

- v HIECf UTC ITO
Married. References, Car
We offer q unique opportunity Il
responsible men to call on oualifieC
appointments positively no can.
vaSsine). Sell nationally ADVERTISED
product; Earnings average S45.
$3.50 wk. nightS. 7:30 to 10 pm
Apply tuesday, 7:30 pm. sharp
Evening star., 1957-08-25
BOOKKEEPER

For large retail appliance dealer
Must be accurate with figures. VIII
commensurate with experience. 81
day week good working conditions,
air-cond ONCE No phone calls
See MR. SAUNDERS, 2146 oath
place ne.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
CLERKS

Under 35 with some knowledge OF
typing; for interesting permanent
positions with opportunity for ad.
vancement. High School graduate,
preferred. 5-day week. $50 am
70 4:40 y m; annual and sick leave
group insurance benefits; eco.
nomieal employe cafeteria. Apply
personnel once. 3rd A., EoUfT.
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO., Sic
4th ST NV
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Experienced Furniture
Movers
Make More Money

Expanding our feet. Aero May
flower Transit Co, Inc. needs ex-
perienced furniture mover-drivers,
2b-5O years, for contract truck
State operation Paid training as
needed. depending on experience
Trailer furnished, upkeep paid
Communication cost paid 2bes
advance on loads. Prompt state
ments and pay. Many extra bene-
fits. Must own, or be able 10 make
own arrangements to buy 1858 OF
H1. IStsT 1,t1 traet1T yaiT 5rake0 Phone
Melrose 1881. coLLHcT.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
HELP WOMEN

ASSEMBLIES. experienced, cleo
tronic. We have need for such
persons that can qualify immedi-
ately. Call Mr.. Phelps at JU.
9-7B60 for appt or apply POLY
TRONIC RESEARCH, INC. 1850
woodbury. dr.. Silver Spring. Md.
ASST. DOCTORS OFFICE, white;
knowledge OF typing preferred, 40
hrs. S00n mn ME Q-1AIQ
Evening star., 1957-08-25
RELP-WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

General once work; will train;
$50. ALL-OFFICE EMPL. AGCY.,
I'll 14th st. NV, RIM. 311, DI.
1862.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

Sill. SPG., HYATTS.
SECY. til mid Oct. per mo. $500
STENOS.. part time, recent
exper. req. per hr. 81 so
elk. -TYPs., mature. s. S. S235
INTERVIEW HOURS. 9-i and "a
Haggerty Empl. Serv.
918 Ellsworth DR.. JU. S-6464
SILVER SPRING
Evening star., 1957-08-25
PART TIME

tbI .OU WEEk
works $3.50 pm. week nights
2-5 Saturdays. White. Age 2l-44
Married. References. Car. Appl,
Monday evening, 3 pm. sharp
1908 Wis. ave. NV
Evening star., 1957-08-25

RETIRED MAN on pension. colored,
with excellent references: nice apt.
and small salary avail. for duty
as switchboard operator In fine
northwest bldg Apply Mr.. Ruhl,
S315 Conn. ave, NV. LEGUM q
GERBER REALTY CO.
AMBITIOUS FAMILY MAN. bet. 90
As, to learn the life ins bus. Should
have equiv. Of his. educ, neat
appear, above-averag 10 and be
now empl. Oppor. to earn while
ENCE WITH PRESENT POSITION.
while learning. We're q very lge.,
old CO. Write Box 422-H. Star.
CHRISTIAN MAN wanted. Lifetime
t@e ESpersnc. N Or sunda; RsEt
school. ministry helpful. Earn
500 weekly and up. No compe-
tition. Box Bel, Star.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND CON-
CRETE PRODUCTS Co, 4S5o
Forestville rd., Md. is in need OF
q mixer man, experienced in mix
ing materials used In the manu.
tacture OF Stag foam block. Only
those with complete knowledge OF
this type OF work need apply. Call
NE. o-OoOo between 3 am. and
pm. Monday thru Friday. Salary
open
EXECUTIVE FUTURE
HlRh-paytng executive future for
right man; must be willing and
able ito start ON part-time evening
and Saturday basis; salary plus
commission. Write Box 2lO-L. Star.
CAN YOU
PICTURE YOURSELF
IN THIS
DIRECT SELLING BUSINESS?
1t started from scratch 8 years
ago. II is now one Of the largest
businesses Of its kind in the U.S.A.
We are now ready for further ex-
pansion. We need one outstanding,
ambitious manager who can prove
BY his BACKGROUND that that he can
handle this top spot. Must be able
to, build. lead and inspire a large
sales organization. Prefer q man
ager who aspireS to earn further
promotions in this young business.
same position is paying from Sl0,-
900 to 10000 in other areas.
Write to WIN. c. SCHEETZ, Newark,
New York.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN
Handyman BACKGROUND. to learn
real estate management; earning
capacity limited only BY your
Evening star., 1957-08-25
EXCLUSIVE

Representative wanted for Wash
ington. Baltimore and lOO-mile
area by Ohio manufacturer with
national coverage. making over 200
plastic flm products. all attractive
ly paekaged with good repeat bust.
ness to call on furniture. mattress,
appliance. Rutomotive and depart
ment stores. Salary. expense and
commission. Box 202-L. Star.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
THE SUNDAY STAR R-3
HELP-W0MEN

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1857
Evening star., 1957-08-25

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE
Immediate permanent job: career
opportunity with reliable concern
machine work; 5-day wk.. hrs. ia
D.; reg. pay. increases; sickness and
For appointment, call between Ia
am. and 4 pm. MA, 10000
Ext. 2S6.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

ADDRESSo0RAPH AND GRAPHIC
TYPE OPERATOR-c CLERK. white.
for permanent position. We will
consider experienced operator. or
give necessary training to begin
ner who can type IS wpm. ac-
eurately. Fully air-conditioned
building. with excellent Working
conditions and benefits. Call per-
sonnel department, EN-. 2-S7O0.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

EXECUTIVE FUTURE
HiRh-paytng executive future for
right man; must be willing and
able ito start on part-time evening
and Saturday basis; salary plus
commission. Write Box BIOL, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-12
New Tin Deposits
In Russia Reported

MOSCOW. June IL (R.-Ths
Soviet government newspaper
Izvestia reported yesterday that
new tin deposits of tremendous
Importance to the Soviet Un-
ions national economy" have
been discovered in Siberia.
At the same time the Soviet
News agency Tass distributed
reports of three new oil discov-
cries. Among these. the agency
said, was one in the Fergana
valley Of Central Asia where a
well about $500 feet deep is
producing 100 tons of oil daily.
1t also reported new discoveries
in the Stalingrad region and in
the UFA area near the Asian
European dividing line of Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-12
JUS. Aid to Wet Nam
PeriIs Peace, Reds Charge

HONG KONG. June IL (R.-
Communist North Wet Nam to-
day announced it has called on
Britain and Soviet Russia to
take necessary and effective
measures" to insure implementa-
ton Of the 1854 Geneva agree
ments ending the Indo-China
War.
Hanoi radio broadcast the text
Of a note 1t said Foreign Minis
ter Pham Van Dong sent June
8 to the two nations which were
co-chairmen Of the Geneva Con-
ference.
The note accused South Wet
Nam Of trying, with United
States help. to sabotage imple-
mentation Of the agreements"
It said the South's acts
threaten the consolidation of
peace in Wet Nam and the rest
Of Southeast Asia"
Old Charges Repeated
The Hanoi government re-
peated old charges that Presi-
dent Ngo Limb Diem's regime in
Saigon has actively increased
its armed forces and continued
to Illegally introduce new for
eign military personnel and war
materials"
4 It said American military per-
sonnet in South Wet Nam has
now run into thousands, includ-
ing many senior and high rank
ing officers who are now taking
in hand control of the armed
forces and the military organs
Of South Wet Nam"
Gen. Samuel T. williams, head
of the American military advi-
sorry group in the south, said
last week there are only 342
American advisers in South Wet
Nam. He said the three-nation
ArmiStice Control Commission
checks each one as well as all
military equipment brought in
to replace old or used mattrial.
Flow Of Arms Alleged
Mr.. Pham charged that from
May, 1856. to February, 1857,
the United States brought into
Wet Nam tens Of thousands of
tons Of new ornaments and ma
terrell.
He said the South is building
new military bases and further
increasing its relations with
SEATO. the United States-spon-
sored Southeast Asia Treaty Or
Iganization. He accused the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-12

South Of carrying out a cam
paign Of terror and massacre
against former resistance or
CARNATIONS" the Communist
Wet Mimi which rules the North
and waged a guerrilla campaign
in the South against the French
before the armistice.
The Geneva agreements d.
vided Wet Nam at the 18th par
allel but provided for an election
last July to name a single gov
eminent. South Wet Nam Pres
ident Diem refused to particle
pate in the election, contending
voting in the Communist North
would not be free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-08
Regular As5 10 SOS Perfect Quality
Mems Dress and Sport Shirts

Dress Shirts Of imported
broadcloths and pimas,
white-on-white jacquards.
Also some satin-striped
short sleeve dress shirts.
Sizes IA to II and sleeves
80 to IS in the group.
Sport shirts, single-needls
tailored, fne imported bat
istes. tissue Bingham, comb.
ed cottons and woven ray
ons, silk and cottons. Small
to extra large in the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-08

Casual styles with zippered fronts, button
cuffs and slash pockets in a wide as
sortment Of fabrics, colors and patterns.
Group includes silk tweeds, polished cotton,
stripes and -plaids, solid color poplins and
CABS, madras and striped novelties. Sizes
50 to 40 in the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16
STAR DUST

THEY MEAN BUSINESS: When Sunday Star Mara
zine Photographer Ewood Baker making pictures Of
Balmores police dogs for the feature starting pare
49, he lost his normal aplomb and almost Of himself
The dogs vicious critters you'll when read
For Lam Enforcement With Teeth but OF the officers
assured Mr. Baker he could get shot" of dog the
window Of police without any trouble Have your
ready said the officer land I'll get the dog to
the window" To make the photos dramatic the
officer urged the dog to Get him" made two shots
Baker land glad to walk away from those sharp
teeth cleaning at me- Suddenly the dog shot through
the window and lunged for the photographer Fortunately
the animal the end of chain and couldn't reach
any farther than the camera bag Bakers shoulder
He's all right! He's all right shouted the officer but the
dog made another attempt get the photographer
fore obeyng the officer all right now but as he
says. They mean busness!"
YARD DOGS: Baltimore one Of several cities In the
u g. now using dogs in police perhaps the most
famous law enforcement agency to employ dogs Eng
lands Scotland Yard. The performance Of the Yards
CANNES has been exoed in fiction The that among
policemen. the Yards use Of dogs is much admired
HEARTFELT THANKS: Her Majesty the Queen Of
The Netherlands instructed convey you
felt thanks for the lovely coffee which you were
KIND to paint for Her Majesty letter from
Queen Julanas private secretary proud possession
Of Mrs Wesley Harris Of Washington Harris hobby
Is china painting How she decorates china TO Queens
Taste Is told ON page IL.
NEXT SUNDAY: How IA members Of Catholic Uni
verstys dramatic group. Players Inc, lived at Thule
Greeniand-S09 miles from the North Pole-wile
tanning Army troops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16
THE FRONT COVER

All that's needed to COM
plete this picture Of relax
alton on the beach Is the
food suggested on page rs.
Meanwhile, the spongex
bucket provides ice for cool
ing drinks. A related feature
Is Fun In the Sun, page 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16
Dedication Sci
For Church

The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1901 Connecticut ave-
nue., Chevy Chase, will be dedi-
Gated during three services. $3.50
and IL am. and 5 pm. tomorrow
The order of the three services
will conform to that regularly
followed except q brief historical
sketch will be read by the First
Reader tracing the origin, for
nation and growth of the church
and the building of the struc-
ture.
The building being dedicated
has been in use since July, 1850,
but its dedication is being held
tomorrow in accordance with the
practice of the denomination
under which a Christian Science
church is not dedicated until 1t
lis free of debt.