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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
Stars Receive
First Defeat
In IA Games

Receiving their first defeat of
the year, the Montgomery Stars
travelled to Martinsburg, w. Va,
last Sunday and lost, 111-69, to
make their seasons record of 10
wins and one loss, with approx.
mately six games remaining to
be played.
Superior height of the Martins.
burg team allowed them to get a
high percentage of rebounds, as
they had several players &C. or
better and almost every man over
six feet.
The Stars chances were great
ly hampered by the loss of their
high scoring Dick Tetlow in the
second half on fouls, and the in,
effectiveness of Dick Evans who,
although i'll, made the trip be-
cause the Stars were shorthanded.
George Kemp led the Stars
scoring with 81 points on jump
shots, and Don Benson tailed II
points, making his game average
lat. tops for the Stars. Vic Col
her and Parker Kirby Clipped in
with II and 10 points, respective
~. Dick Tetlow leads the Stars
in total points with 1913 to his
credit.
Box scores:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
CHURCH LEAGUE

OnOhCh LEAOOE
Rockville Methodists defeated
Christ Episcopal and took over
undisputed possession of first
place.
In one of the most interesting
games of the year, the Rockville
Methodists avenged a first half
loss as they defeated Christ Epis-
copal, 51-42. The game was nip
and tuck all the way and the
lead changed eight times. Gary
Thompson, with % points, led the
the Methodist attack. Earl Rick.
etts had 81 points for the losers,
Crusader Lutherans eked out a
victory over st. Mary's CYO a.
49, st. Mary's led at the half, 21-
IS, but lost the services of their
star Tom Lyman via fouls early
in the third quarter, Jimmy
Dwiggins, with Is points, led the
Lutheran attack. Jack Myers,
with II points, was high scorer
of the game.
Rockville Presbyterian easily
defeated Rockville Baptist 47-33
Steve Mohn, Presbyterian's star
center, led the scorers with 25
points. Mike Israel played the
best game for the losers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
All-SpOrts Night at
MIC Set Tomorrow

Montgomery Junior College
will sponsor an All-Sports Night
at the Ssh Gymnasium in Silver
Spring tomorrow, beginning at Z
pm. The annual sports marathon
will be directed by Coach Frank
'Rube" Rubini and Frederick
Block, assistant to the coaching
staff.
Sports Night will feature four
interesting events: an intramural
basketball championship for wo-
men; a volleybal game between
the IN" club members and the
faculty all stars; intramural bas-
ketball championship for men,
and an informal record dance
which will occupy the evening un-
til about IL pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
,WJNIOR HIGH LEAGUE

JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE
The Rockville Optimist made it
three in a row in their fight for
the second half title, as they de
feated Rotary Club 1911. Fred
die Diddle, star Optimist forward.
led the attack with Is points.
Johnny Green starred for the
losers.
Bill Murphy's Robbins Clark
squeezed by the Christian Church
1923. Dennis Argentine and
Frank Mitchell with II and II
points led the Robbins-Clark at
tack. Mike Creamer, with 10
points was high scorer of the
game.
Rockmont Motors was upset
for the second week in a row,
this time by BealPs ESQ 34-26.
Tony Zangardi, with IL points
spanked the Bealps ESQ attack.
Pat Cavanaugh starred for the
losers with II points.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
Call School
Operating Budget
Inadequate

The Montgomery County Coun
Gil of PTA's, meeting recently
at Pleasant View Elementary
adopted a resolution which calls
the Board of Education operat
ing and construction budget in.
adequate.
The resolution, emphasized
THE Montgomery County Coun
Gil of PTA's is opposed to any
further reduction in these funds
The Council expresses the win.
ingness of its members to accept
the higher tax burden which such
expenditures imply"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
263 MARYLAND Farmers
Borrow From Equitable

Maryland farmers are using
$2,728,000 in long-term loans from
The Equitable Efe Assurance So
ciety of the United States. Lyle
F. Shoot, Equitable regional loan
supervisor in Newark, N. j., an
nounced today that, at the end
of 1856, the Society's funds were
being employed by 263 farmers
for land ownership and improve
ment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
$1,453,O 900 More for
Maryland Telephones

The board OF directors Of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele.
phone Company Of Maryland, in
its last regular meeting approved
expenditures of 81, Asa, 900 for ex.
banding and improving telephone
service in Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07

Rockville Shopper, Edith Cross,
1874, 2, Williams, Margaret Ben
son, 348; United Carburetor, ia
ME Schneider, 231, Q, Geeraerts
Twinbrook. Margaret Wilson.
312, 1; Children's Center, Mary
Louise Howard. 282. 2; Tolmurs
Restaurant, Peggy Greger, 308. L;
Rockville Glass, Toni Newman,
1913, 2; r. L. McElfish. Beaulah
Harding, 329. L..
Class B:
Medley Jewellers, Lillian En-
zors, 296, 8; Hungerford Inn, Vir-
GINA, 290, 0; Miller & Fields,
Katherine Kismer, 302, 2; Baker
Motors, Virginia Allison. 300, 1;
Chuck's Mobile, Jean Higgins,
324, 2; Modern Furniture, Grace
Disney, 300, 1; AIS Texaco, Mar
gle Dorsey, 300, 8; Rockmont Mo-
tors, Doris Curtis, 304. O.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07

Modern Furniture, Dave Tai
bert, 354, 2; A. Guide Sons Go,
Ray Pearson, 339. /; 5 Dukes,
Billy Peake, 381, 2; Quality Shop,
Boyien Hash, 359, 1; Grafton
Shell, Graf Lumsden. BIT, 2; B &
w Construction, Johnny Eubanks,
381, 1; Tri-State Engineering,
Charlie Ludlam, 345, 2; Geeraert,
Kenny England, 800, /; Demory
Construction, Red Reedy. 357, 2;
Rockmont Motors, Jim Murphy,
GAG, 1; Montgomery Tire, Gene
Geisbert, 345, 2; U. S. Post Of
flee, Willard Keller, 362, 1; APs
Texaco, Tom Flint, 372. 3; Rob-
bins & Clark, Robby Robbins,
337, 0.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07

Nally, 1876; high set, Nellie Brake,
354; high strikes: Zimmerman
%; high spares: Hines 104.
Men: high average: Sidney
Brake ,112; high game: Buster
Norris Isl; high set: Buster Nor
ris 1893; high strikes: Sidney
Brake 80; high spares: Sidney
Brake 1874.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07

league defeated West Rockville
Elementary 81. Ricky Day led
the Twinbrook attack with four
points,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
Prize Winner

n. E. McGREW Of Cafaerssurg
receives fEe Si33 set Of the World
Book Encyclopedias he won in a
eoEtesf Of Jocks Barber Shop.
GoithegsSurg. Preserving fhe prize
is Jock Sumner. owner Of the shop.
Mr.. MecFew is regular customer
OF fhe shop according 10 Mr..
Sumner. The winner was selected
by Roberf Gibson. prineipoI at
Goishersburs High School. Mr..
Sumner soys he pIoss 70 ssort an
other contest offer E0sser.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
No sooner said
than done
...by telephone

fine party! What's the occasion. fund rails.
ing, PTA, school reunion?
In any event. the Woodworking committee
that made the party success deserves a
round OF applause. And don't forget, the teIe.
phone helped, too
twas the telephone that helped settle hun.
dreds of details-"AIice, will you take charge of
the decorations?. Mary, will you arrange for
the food? :. Jane, will you get the extra tables
and chalrs?"
Let your telephone run your day-to.day
errands, plan good times, keep you in touch
with friends and loved ones. There's Just no
end to its usefulness. Your telephone is always
at hand to work for you-quickIy, tireIessIy,
every day of the year.
MAM The c & P Telephone Company
W Of Maryland
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
Rockville .525' League G'burg Mems League

High average: Doug Fletcher,
116 high spares: Doug Fletcher,
205; high strikes: John Smith. AZ;
John Page, Al.
, 1957-12-05
vALMY THOMAS IN BUSINESS

VALMY THOMAS has set himself up in business.
Who is Valmy Thomas? If anyone in these Islands
does not know who valmy Thomas is then it is time
Thomas has opened a business establishment in Chris
record players, freezers, fountain equipment, washing
machines, and air conditioners.
ONE CANNOT resist the temptation both OF feel
ing satisfied and Of commenting'on the establishment OF
this business. Time was when ball players did nothing
else, except perhaps find themselves in a braWl on oc-
casion to break the monotony between seasons. But
things have changed, and ball players have now grown
into top flight members of any community, taking ac-
tive part in all community life.
TO SET UP a business here in his home town says
that Valmy Thomas will continue his roots here. AS a
member of a major league team he could have picked
any spot in the nation and found himself fully vel
coined. But he preferred to let down his bucket here,
and we are glad of it. It is proof that the success OF his
entry into the national spotlight has not done anything
to turn him away from his home.
EVEN THOUGH THE San Francisco Giants decid-
ed to move 5000 miles further west, excellent travel
conditions will afford opportunity to maintain his home
and business here. Many players, it will be recalled,
live far away from the home park of their teams. Duke
Snider, for example lived in California while the Dod-
gers were based in Brooklyn .s8s
WE WISH Valmy Thomas much success in his new
venture. He is serving the public in more ways than
one, and the public will, we are sure, respond favorably.
This Island also looks forward to the time when, after
his active baseballplaying days are over, Mr.. Thomas
will find that his home is here, ready with a willing and
warm welcome.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

cruises this year for the first
time to encourage area families
to inspect the comprehensive
cross-section Of new fall models
open during the Star-spon-
sored festival.
"The ones We saw were love-
ly." Mrs. Forrest said.
Mrs. Burchett, daughter OF
the winner, said:
I'VE decided to go look at the
homes and my mother couldn't
resist dropping her name in the
lucky boxes"
Il never dreamed I'd win, -
Mrs. Forrest declared. TT was
just q chance. Now all Gull
pepper knows the result. It's
all over town."
Mr.. Forrest is a native Of
Houston, Tex. His work has
brought him to Alexandria and
sometimes to the District.
Were thinking Of moving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28
Realty Board
Names Members

Two new active members and
six new associate members were
approved this week by the
Washington Real Estate Board,
Board President Charles L.
Norris, ST., has announced.
New active members are John
H. Safer Management Co. and
Edmund w. Dreyfuss, WASH
ington architect.
Associate members approved
are Albert, M. Cannata, Rafael
Bremen, Thomas p. Kinnahan,
Gene L. Hall, Mrs. Kay Kropke
and John p. Jarboe.
In addition, the Board ap-
proved q change in afiiliation
of Dean M. Rathbun to permit
active membership in his own
name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

ct lucky boxes" in any Of the
ofncial exhibit homes listed on
Page B-2 Of this section Of the
newspaper. The coupon con-
tains only the name, address
and telephone number Of the
exhibit home visitor.
AS with the previous win
ners, Army Col. and Mrs. vii.
liam L. Clay of 4506 North
Fortieth street, Arlington, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugen Kovacs Of
$40 Butternut street NV, the
Forests told The Star, '"We've
never won anything before In
all our lives"
Timing "Just Right"
The timing struck the For
rests Just right. Mr.. Forrest.
IS, has been under the
weather" and would like to
make the trip soon "just to
get away and relax"
Exhibit homes will be open
daily from noon until dark
through tomorrow. Final win
ners will be announced on Sat-
urday, october 5. in The Stars
Real Estate Section.
The Star offered the eight
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and then md out how soon she
could obtain airline and hotel
reservations. After she did this,
arrangements were made for
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest to leave
on their trip at 10:45 am. to-
morrow by plane.
The Star has offered a total
Of eight week-long Bermuda
cruises to persons who visit
Fall Festival exhibit homes.
The festival home-tour pro-
gram is sponsored annually by
The Star as q service to the
public and to the home build
ing industry.
Winners of trips are chosen
by q drawing after each week
end Of the festival. This weeks
winners name was drawn by
Joseph Geeraert. president Of
the Suburban Maryland Build
ers' Association. in a drawing
held in The Star Building. A
drawing for the last two cruises
will be held next week.
To be eligible for a chance
to win, visitors must deposit a
fllled-out blank-form coupon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28
Kyle Is Chosen
NAREB Delegate

Edward j. Kyle. president
elect Of the Washington Real
Estate Board, has been desig-
mated the boards official voting
delegate to the 50th annual
convention Of the National AS
ISOLATION Of Real Estate Boards,
November 3to Z, in Chicago.
J. A. Weinberg, jr., first vice
president-elect, was named by
the board Of directors as Mr..
Kyle'S alternate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

CHARMING 3-BERDooM, z-BATH COLONIAL IN TINE
HIGHLY CONVENIENT MACARTHUR BLVD. SEcTIoN-LoW
Low z0S-oWNER MOVING TO coNNEcTlcUTL2S3i
HURST TERRACE, kW.-oPEN SUN. z-7-White brk with
sote root Exceptionally fine quc throughout 70 lot with de-
One block Key Grade School Short wu to stores 0nd
trunsp Macarthur Blvd Arizona Ave. right to Garfield; right 10
Hurst Terroce; right to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

FIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BETHEsDA-NEAR MIN.
AND NAVAL HoSPITAL-AsKINc $is,soo!-ATTRAcTIVE
BRK. CAPE COD WITH LARGE BDRM OR DEN AND HALF
BATH ON IST FLooR-s62o MADISON STREET-oPEN
SUM- i-e-2 enormous bedms, bath and ocr Big k with
large dining osu Rec Screen porch Gouss scte roof Nice
level lot Might be uvuobIe 5000 down and approx 500 month
Georgetown I'd post Suburban Hospital Lneo left to Grunt
right to Madison; left TO home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

daughters home and toured
festival homes while there. The
Burchetts have one son, John
Marshall, 2.
Woman Is Thrilled"
I'm thrilled to DEATH" Mrs.
Forrest said. MY husband and
I would leave tomorrow II we
could" She said she planned
to check the weather forecast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

SPECTACULAR VALUE m THE POPULAR POTOMAC PAIL
SA0ES SEcTloNl-3 BEDRooMS-DEN-24-FT LIVING
ROOM. PLUS 2S-FT. FAMILY ROOM, BOTH WITH FIRE
PlAcES-$24 ,s5o-S6lo- PLACE NW.-oPEN
SAIL Sci SUN. z7-BFond-new de brick Of finest auuIiy
suutiful workmanship Extra lot for gardeners incl Picturesque
Govt poIk to the At THE PRICE IT POSITIVELY IS m
CLASS By ITSELF! Macarthur Bvd Mocomb St. left to Shsrrer
right TO home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

OUR FIRST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s-BDRM,
3h-BATH COLONIAL UNBELIEVABLY PRICED m TINE
Low 3os-S26S WATSON STREET. N.W-oPEN SUN. is
When have known Of home in this distinguished community
OF such pree' Surrounding homes among the most costly in
Washington Deuutf ot approx Soxlso VACANT! Owner urges
mmsd sas NebrukO Ave- to Loushboo R on Loushboro
to PoIisede Lone; left to Wchon; right to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

" YoU NEED AND PREFER A TowNHousE. DO No1 LET
ANYTHING PREVENT you FROM SEEING THIS NEW NoME
BEFoRE You BuY!-4s34 CATHEDRAL AVENUE NV
residential Real "Georsecwn dincveness ond cham
Splendid euu Decu workmanship bedms bohs Private din
nm with fireplace Fabulous kit Priced in mid 30S-BUT MAKE
YOUR OFFER WITHOUT FAL-Th may be the years greatest
yOlue lcushbOro M to Arizona Ave. left Arizona to cothedruI
right to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

THIS HAS TO Be THE BEST RAMBLER VALUE ON THE
MARKET!-TREMENDoU HoME-LIKE NEW-PRIcED m
MID 30S-Ssll oScEoLA ROAD OPEN SUM- i-6-Sulendid
neehbohood Oft Massachusetts, Avenue Springfield Sumner
and kenwood Club Wide hail. pu dining oom enormous
kitchen with oil the sodses and plenty tube spoce All bed
rooms ore Feol TWIN SZE full bohs recreation room in full
basement mo ROOM surose screened porch Beautiful ,e,tNa On
level lot with 59 frontage Massachusetts, Avenue Extended
to OseeoIo Road just before the rehOuse right to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

that her husband. q field en-
gineer. has worked largely in
the Washington area for the
last six years. and that they
rave been considering moving
lere.
The winners only daughter is
irs. John e. Burchett Of 1918
Jancemond street, Springfield,
Fairfax County, Va. The mother
frequently spends time at her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

up" Mrs. Forrest said. That's
getting to be pretty far for my
husband to travel" Culpeper
is located some 70 miles south
Of Washington.
Mrs. Forrest is q native Of
Orange County, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PARADISE-coon
ScH0oLS-WoNDERFuL coMMUNTY-LoW Low 2o'S-
OVERSEAS OWNER lMPLoRES NAMED SALE-s7Ie RIDGE
DRVE-oPEN SUN. 16-connot recoOo home in this price
Fones with finer o 64x16 Immoe 3bedm b coIonu LARGE
enclosed porch Rec Huge 2cor includes big workshop
TO property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

CHEVY cHASE-3 BEDRooMS-2 BATHS-PANELLED DEN
-$zl ,950-$3,0p0 DOWN. $IIe. NO. MAY BUY! 535i
3zAd STREET NW-oPEN SUN. I-6-Bght Cheerful brick
Colonial moe eond Full center hall Screen porch Gcruss
st. Johns Schools Conn., Ave- 10 Nebraska right Mtay M
right 10 32nd; right to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
Your Dependable Weekly Guide to the Finest
Home Values Oh the Washington Market

FIRST PREsENTATIoN-cHEv cHAsE-BIc 4-BDRM, 4
BATH BRICK COLONIAL AVAILABLE m Low zo's-3oI4
MILITARY ROAD. NW.-oPEN SAT. AND SUN. 10
Terrific %clue Spacious eenshoI pun Den Hesw sIoe roof
Blessed Sacrament Lafayette Deo Wilson and st. Johns schools
Conn Ave. to NebroskG right to MituY right to home
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SHORT SAFE WALK TO PUBLIC AND PARocHIAL SCHOOLS
-3-eEDRooM coLoNiAL-ASKIN6$ 81 {, 5oo-MAKE YOUR
oFfER!-43l3 KEkTBURY DRIVE-oPEN SUN. 1T All brick
with sote roof STFL Law Lovely fenced LOT with nice trees
5000 DOWN NAY BUY EoWest Hshwuy to cheIton north
blk to Kentbury, right to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28
Grandmother
Wins Cruises

grandmother is the first woman winner in the
Fall Festival of Homes Bermuda-cruise program. She
is Mrs. F. Bedford Forrest who was chosen Thursday
to receive two free cruises to the mdAtlanc British
holiday resort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

BRAND-NEw HOME N EXCLUSIVE KtNr-s BEDROOMS
-3h BATHS-MlD 4o'S-492o WEAVER TERRACE NV
OPEN SAT. rs. SUN. l6-Hundsome big Colonial BY Eunk
Phillips lorse library bedm, full bath ld Hoor TWIN
oed'ms baths on Ind Beout sur peh sots roof
Top residential OF the city Few minutes town. Il muy Be
possible to purchase this magnificent without eus-E
YOU HAVE SUBSTANTIAL EQUITY IN AN OLD HOUSE! Louoh-
boEo I'd to Lowell St.; left to Weaver Tenuce left to home
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THE SUNDAY STAR Gil
Washington, D. c
SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1887

Kramer is at Seventeenth and q streets
Langley Park--Last meeting Of the
year a. the school. Merrtmac drive and
Fifteenth avenue. Prince oeorses
Maryvsle-A group piano demonstra.
ton az the school, Crabb avenue and
ss6ooI' yoTsy;PIPth % street, and wash. Sc:
New Hampshire Estates-Regular
Carroll avenue. Silver sprins. At SIS
:, Riasecrest-- Musical program ana
a fIeStion o. M1iicers at the school in
rdale--installatio Of oficers at
the school In nearby MARYLAND.
,bi Ri rch TeTrssscs.-Election Of ofhcere %
Rocking Horse Road-Regular meet
In s r n ne School on Rocking Horse road.
shaw--Eleetion OF officers at the
scnooi seventh street and Rhode Island
spinearn = PARENT Teacher confer
ences, and election of ofhcers ct the
school. Twenty-fourth street and Ben.
ming road NE;
school WadsEorth and W Ynn dr,y 1ne
Bethesda. The meeting will start ct
Experimentation and installation
q oitcers At the school. Tenth and
.Blow-Election Of onacers at the
school; Nineteenth street and BenninR
slowe-Election Of ofncers. The school
Il a. Fourteenth and Jackson streets
Saturday
-. Happy AcresTAnnual fair sponsored
oy the PTA Will include rides. miniature
goit, games and movies. The school 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
PTA EVENTS CALENDAR

Of the year will include installation Of
oficers. The school is in Coral Hills. Nd.
sousa--Conference from 7:3O 10 9
m, followed BY the resular meetine
N the auditorium. The school Is at
Inirty-ninth street and Ely place Sc.
studies installation Of ofiicers and Dies pres.
entation Of the school patrol ct the
school. Fourth and z streets NE
Alice Deal-The school PSYCHOLOGIST.
Mrs. Barbara Wicket, will evaluate
DeaHs child guidance program. The
sSnooi y Is ~ a. Nebraska avenue and Fort
Adelphi-Installetion OF oficers will
DC be held e, Ct the ANAL meeting Of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meeting at the
Nd. e' '"u's'
Blair--Installat Of oficers in the
school, Eye street between Sixth and
Seventh streets NE.
carole. Observation-Disclosures of Of
nearby Maryland
chillum---Miss Mildred Hoyle. Super
visor Of Elementary Schools In Prince
GEORGES County. will conduct the pro-
gram Of election and installation Of
Hine-MIsic By the school i'I slee clubs ES
and orchestra. and election OF oficers.
The school is at Seventh and c streets
Janney---Birch. Bayh, director Of
Health. Physical Education, Athletics
and Safety; D: e. Public Schools, will
and Albermarle street NV.
kimball-Fifteenth anniversary ceie-
bration. Former teachers and graduates
program. The school Is at Minnesota
avenue and Ely place Sc.
kramer-John Koontz. principal Of
Anacostia High School. will speak,
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Esh,s ana s,s st Ssc, s Ist IL dsy csE
Stree. ss' SMILEY d ssDp hs aGS Mssaa
sSiS Aston place Sc. IS days; Frsnei.
*. Raean. 49l1 Thirty-fourth. road, Ar
linet.n. Va. 10 days: Carroll I. Bev.
r. ss ss M Ms - s dass
Marietta place NV. 80 days. Earle s
PPs 3 27ss Shore drive, Woodlsns
Seventh street NE. 90 days; Calvin r
Willie Foster. SO Bates street NV. Ia
%iSSe Apiinstpn vS ds NUT'n oScni
Grimm: seO7 Eads street NE. is days
and traflc school; zeno Graham, IS I
street NE. 80 days; Glen r, Aamric
/ smith, 4o47 s' Aiien tow road, CAM ami
Springs, Nd, 80 days; Lewis E. Hegens
5i99 treet Sc, 10 days: Leroy Battle
5i40 u street Sc, 20 days; Joe I; Day
r. Harrod, +3Is second street NV, 80
North Arlington Han. Arlington. Va. "a
sird ssseet North HriinatoD s vs e
days
Also Joe S. Sandy. 1910 North Six.
tenth street. Arlington, Va. 80 days
enue NV. so days; James b. scanlon
Va % S0S DAYS wiie T ERsa Sit
sSsnnsh iEss' Fiy aS d sysnu w Hat
side, Md; IS days; spiro a. Pansiopulos
ert S. oConnor 56i3 oaEmont avenue
Ger. 46o4 Benning road, 80 days any
MassS NASSAU S avenue SHsl' NV 20 days as
Lawrence Hartridge. 202O First stree
NV. Is. days; Robert r.. Tyler. 1856:
Parker. iioSh First street SE s,R., Is days
NV. 10 days: James 4, Holt Y Gran
Howell r, Jarmsn. 1910 Harvard stree
y N.Y. :rnas days and Tame ,ra sSh0ol; Ernss