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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31

por Rice y otNfe Dame peTdlO
ante Purdue.
A 3 PUNTOS
Solo nueve puntos separan a
Iowa del Army. louisiana State,
ocIpante de quinto lugar, esta
solo a Al puntos tras ell Iowa.
Los IS destacados coaches que
hacen los ratings dieron a Iowa
nueve votos de primer lugar y
262 puntos Army obtuvo seis vo-
tos Army obtuvo seis votos de
primer puesto y 253 puntos. o
State reeibio euatro votos para
primero y 247 puntos. Auburn
recibi6 siete votos de primer
lusar y $50 puntos. Y Louisiana
State obtuvo ocho votos de pri-
nero y as puntos. Luego vie
nen Mississippi (142h Oklaho-
ma (141) Purdue C112), Wis
cousin (ss) y Pittsburgh 1857.
Colorado que recibio ell otro
vote de primer lugar, encabe-
"a 81 segunde grupo de diez
teams con 80 puntos. North
western, Rice, Navy, Notre D
y Texas Iguen en- ese orden.
Southern Methodist, Texas Chris
tiar Y Ia Academia de la Fuerza
Aerea empatan en- limo. pues-
10. North Carolina Is 81 vigesi-
mo.
IN total de Is eolesios rue
ron mencionados en- las boletas
esta ser1ana. Cada coach selec-
ciona 10 equipos en- Ell orden
que 81 los consiera Aacionalmen-
te. Los puntos son otorgados a
base de 10 08765432 l.. en-
vo'os de primero q decimo lu-
gar.
Los aiex primeros teams de
esta serAana estan compuestos
de cuatro <qupos del Big Ten,
tres del Sureste, dos del Este y
uno del Suroeste.
Los Rankings pueden que cam
bisn nuevamente Ell proximo sa-
bado cuando Iowa vaya a Michi-
gan; Ohio State visite a North
western, louisiana State actue
de anfitrion a Mississippi y Ok
lahoma visite 4 Colorado. Army
jugara con Colgate y Auburn Sc
Mida con South Carolina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31

euadruple campeon fue James
Mclaughlin, que quedo lider de
1884 a 1887.
Mclaughlin, a pesar de SUI ha-
4ana, no fue elegido para ell
Hall de la Fama de los jockey
slno hace dos semanas... y 10
que ahade mas ironia a TODD es-
10 eS que ell HalldelaF anna
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31

&c preSentaria nuevamente
ante calificadoS adversarios.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-27
Thanksgiving from p.
Holiday, Parade
In Rockville

drill team; Smokey the Bear, Z"
Brentwood majorettes, Bethesda
Chevy Chase Optimists Boys
Club drum and bugle corps; An
ma Mae Kraft majorettes; Mont
gomery County Police Boys Club
float.
Second division participants in
cluded Jaycees Wives of Rock
vile float, Cub Scout Pack 208,
40 & s locomotive, Gartrell ma
jorettes, Mickey Mouse, Rock
ville-ettes, NorthWood II G h
School band; Arlington major
cites, Miss Christmas of Mont
gomery County float.
Second division paraders were
to be a candy spray float from
the Twin Brook Shopping Center,
Cheverly Troopers, Wheaton High
School drill team, Silver Spring
Jaycee Wreck" big Bad Wolf"
Gaithersburg Jaycees float, Post
Office vehicle, and a Santa Claus
float.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-27

full for Christmas gifts!
Miss Joan Cue was the guest
of honor at a surprise bridal
shower given by Miss Virginia
Fetyko at her home on Blandford
ave. Wednesday evening. A dec
GRATED umbrella and bells and
hearts accented the pre-nuptial
decorations around the refresh
ment table. Among the local
guests were Mrs. Ella Cue, Mrs.
Margaret Fetyko, Mrs. Barbara
Beall, Miss Agnes Kendall, Mrs.
Norma Profit, Mrs. Norma Pc
coria, Mrs. Mary Beach, and Miss
Pat Shaw. Other guests attended
from Cedar Grove, Clarksburg,
and Germantown.
Miss Cue, former student at
the University of Maryland now
employed by the Montgomery
County Board of Education, is en-
gagged to be married to Earl How
land of Virginia on December 20.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-27

Mrs. Jean Auber, and Mrs. Ginny
Best.
Other members of the eight
year-old club include the Mes
danes Mary Goldstein, Doris
B'ishman, Ethel Hickman, Mary
Gordon Maloy, Mary Butts, Fran
ces Hagar, Louise Hiltner, and
Mary Jane Manselle.
Col. and Mrs. Justice NJ. Cham.
bers plan to take Miss Carole La
Barr of Arlington to the Army
Navy game in Philadelphia this
weekend. Young John Chambers
attends the Naval Academy in
Annapolis. Sunday the colonel
and his wife took two friends
from Washington to see the Red
skins play in New York City.
The WOmen's Republican Club
of Rockville elected Mrs. William
Hepburn at its president at
recent meeting held at the Nor
mandy Farm. Other new officers
include Mrs. Robert +. Nc
Queeney, vice president; Mrs. Gil
bert 5. Elliott, recording secre.
tary; Mrs. James A. Buchanan,
Nv, corresponding secretary; and
Mrs. Robert ii. Speich, treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Belts and
family will celebrate Thanksgiv-
ing tomorrow with Dawes par.
ents Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Belts in
Chevy Chase.
Ladies Night will be observed
by the local Kiwanis Club on De.
cember 9 at the Motel Washing
tonian. On December 13 the XII
wanians will again stage Christ
mas party for crippled children at
the Civic Center. Refreshments,
entertainment, gifts, clowns, and
a magician will be only some of
the main attractions. Last year
the club entertained nearly 200
crippled children, working in col
liberation with the Montgomery
County Society for Crippled Chill
dren.
The Civitan Club is again sell
ing ClaXton fruitcakes to boost
its fund for the benefit of men
tally retarded children. The pop.
ular Southern cakes are available
from Civitan club members and
at several business establish
ments in town. They're wonder
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-27
For Campaign from p. /
Candidates
List Costs

Heeney, $987; Leonard T. Hardy,
$1140. County Council Demo.
Gratis: B. Houston McCeney, $246;
William F. Hickey $500; Grover
K. Walker, S545; David L.
Cahoon, S355; Stella Werner,
$3.50; Jerry T. Williams, S400.
Republicans: William H. Ro-
mack, jr., 1892; Cecil Custer,
S704; Hal Lackey, $494; Jay
Conger, S3865; David S. Macdon.
aid, $3.50; Paul T. Culbertson,
S102.
School Board Rose c.
Kramer, $452; Richard Cook, $79;
Robert E. Morrow, S129; Nor
row-Thomas Committee, $185;
DR.. Reuben Stone, S93; Helen
Scharf, S227; Paul C. Howard,
S104; Wlyie w. Barrow, $109;
Clarke L. Fauver, $535; Miriam
Sherwin, $216; Harrison King,
$132; Col. George A. Moore, $50;
John E. Oxley, sir, 1921; Anne P.
Orleans, $465; Citizens for Better
Schools, S126.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-27
Budget Hearing
Date Is Changed

Public hearing on the proposed
1959-60 operating budget of the
county schools has been post
poned from December Is to jan
uary 5.
The budget will be submitted
to the school board December Is,
instead of December 1 as original
ly scheduled.
Hearing on the proposed capi-
tai budget will be held Decem-
ber 4.
Both hearings will be held at
Broome Junior High School at
.8 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-27
Friday Parade
Scheduled In
SilUer Spring

The annual Thanksgiving pa.
rade in Silver Spring Friday will
feature Mr.. and Mrs. Santa Claus,
on 110-foot long float, amid a
Count parade keyed to Western
frontier life.
The parade will start at 1890
am. and last little more than
one hour. 1t will wind along
Georgia ave. from the District
line to Colesville rd., where it
will turn right and right again
on Fenton st.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-27
Contest Winners

Penny Rosenfield, of 9511 Bruce
dr., Paul Hahn, jr,, of 107O6 East
wood ave-, and julie Frisbie, of 907
Belvedere blvd, all Silver Spring,
We're winners of a camera, watch,
and camera, respectively, in the
recently completed 100000 Fam
lily Contest conducted by the
Colgate-Palmolive Co.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-27
Yule Bazaar

The st. Judes Catholic School,
12701 Veirs Mill rd., Wheaton, will
hold a Christmas Bazaar from l
until 10 pm. December 2 and 8.
It will be sponsored by the Ladies
Sodality to benefit the building
fund.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-27
johnson Real Estate

Robert G. johnson, of Brinklow,
has opened real estate office at
Brinklow. A specialist in Mont
gomery County properties, john
sen recently resigned from Ran
dali H. Hagner and Co., Washing
ton real estate firm.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-27
St. Mary's Yule
Bazaar Readied

The annual Christmas bazaar
held by St. Mary's Catholic
Church, Rockville, will be staged
December 2, 3 and 4 at the
church.
In addition to other attractions
parents can have pictures taken
of their children with Santa
Claus. The bazaar will be held
from 7:30 until $50 each night.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-27

The last convicted rapist in
Montgomery County was George
Lightfoot Cole. sentenced to
death about two years ago, be.
fore Governor Theodore r. Nc.
Keldin commuted the sentence
to life Imprisonment.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-27
In Rockville
In Rockville
Social Group
Admits Five
New Members
BY Koko Wittenburg
Garden 4-7700

The Van Bells, social organiza,
ton of women who live on Van
Buren st. and Beall ave-, vel
coined new members into their
neighborhood group at party
last week at the home of Mrs. Ber-
nice Grossman, 100 Beall ave.
Initiated into the club were Mrs.
Ronnle Mellinger, Mrs. Nancy
Nicewarner, Mrs. Jerry Brown,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-27

SENTINEL coTTfTNaha eoUTTT, ND:
Ah-Thursdsr November ~. 1858
, 1958-09-23
REV. ROBERT h. HARPER
cHANcELEss NAY

AS the writer looks back, he re-
a allies he has given much
time to non-essentials. What has
it profted him to hear and read
many things that claimed a pass
ing interest?
"Poor old voice Of eighty. cry.
ing after voices that have fed"
may not be literally true Of your
experience and mine. as we look
back, but the nostalgia of the poet
may color our own thoughts as we
look at the pictures that hang on
memory's wall. The deep whistle
Of the great locomotive as it rush
es through the night is heard no
more, but the footing of the diesel
does not seem to charm us like
the mogul Of our childhood But
diesel or mogu1, who can fan
cy the railroads disappearing from
the American scene?
AS we think of all the changes
that have come. and that we fear
will come, we may ask, after all
the stormy changes shall we find
a changeless May?" The month
of May has come again. With all
its wealth OF balm and flowers.
The water that has gone over the
mill has mingled with the sea ard
the air, and the old mill is ST It
5and alone. II has served its i :.
Let us nov enjoy the latest rs y
and lal,cr 10 mske it the BEST Ny
we have knOun.
, 1958-09-23
PUBLICATIONS

q, ; HEREBY brought tc nu
lie notice that the Gevsrnnent
Of the Virgin Islands cf :
United Stat,ss has authorize
Reverend James 3. Pres IN
Holy Cross Anglican Church.
Upper Love, St. Croiz, Virgin
Islands, to perform civil-reli-
gious ceremonies in the Virgin
Islands.
Govt. Of the VIRGIN Islands
of the Unf,ed States
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
September II, 1858
John D. Merwin
Government Secretary
, 1958-09-23
LATEST NEWS
THURSDAY and D
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WILL. SUCCESS SPOIL
ROCK HUNTER"
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II1h. Tor a MANI
Broadway's bowling success now
on the Screen. And it's the big
fun show of the year!
Jayne Mansfield, Tony Randall,
Betsy Drake, Joan Blondell
Broadway's weakest Comedy is
Eollywood's biggest Laugh Riot.
Columbia Pictures presents +.
the Sensational Story Of the hot.
test Dance Craze that ever set
the World ablaze II
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-09-23
NATIVE

tie pat five years. In 1858,
there were 299 plants, 81
which Is, or 1919 per cent were
native firms. At Tie close Of
the 1888 fiscal year, there
were 500 plants in operation
Of which 1o4 or 2o.7 per cent
were native firms.
However, ,le employment
ratio Of native plants to total
employment remains about
g Same. In 1858, out Of 18, 400
I.9e0 Or 1913 ger cent were
worIing in native plants. In
tie 1888 fiscal year, there
W 6 + E $4,000 workers, Of
which 800 Of 11.2 per cent
were in native plants.
, 1958-09-23
below, 4as Isl land where is,
located at the Department Of
Finance, Christianst,ed, Saint.
Croix, Virgin Islands.
8 Steel Desks
/ Metal Table
2 Metal Desks

The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
will be supplied by the Divi-
sion Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St, Croix, Virgin
Islands,
Daniel w. Ambrose
Commissioner Of Property
and Procurement
BY:
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk in Charge
Div. Of Procurement
st. Croix, v. /.
10-22-23
, 1958-09-23
w E D N f S b A Y
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at 500 and $3.50 pm
Zig Double Feature Day !!
Hit No |
Columbia Pictures presents:
ABANDON SHIP"
Tyrone Power, May lettering,
Lloyd Nolar.
LUXURY Liner sinks &c
survivors in a lifeboat, which can
hold only II one man must
decide, who will live or die
what will he do??
~ 10. z
international Pictures presents
the sensitive and superb Film:
THE DIVIDED HEART"
Cornel Borchers, Alexander Knox
Michael Ray, Yvonne Mitchell
A film as true and as tragic as the
world we live in today! A rare
treat one that will long be re-
membered. It's based on a true
story.
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-09-23
GENERAL !.

GENERAL 49,.
people from any Of the other
Iglands who can attend cere-
nonies on a sister Island are
urged = do SO, it was an
nounced by r. de Castro.
, 1958-09-23
Notice Of Sale Of Used HOUSING
Government Property future the (

Government Property future the Congress permits
- the sale of apartments to fani-
Sealed bids, in quadrupli- lies whose income is 50 high
cate, will be received at the the, they are ineligible for
Division Of Procurement, continued occupancy.
Christiansted, Virgin Islands, The Authority expects to
until HOO AN, October 2 advertise fer bids for the CON
1858, and then publicly opened atruction of the project within
for the sale Of the items listed The mex, sixty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

These funds are distributed
to the localities according 70
the last ofiicial census. This
means 1850 population figures
are still being used even though
some areas. like Fairfax County.
have doubled in population
since then.
SIS Million Loss Seen
The fiscal survey committee
Of the Northern Virginia Re-
gional Planning Commission
has estimated that Northern
Virginia will lose SIS million
in ABC profits between 1850
and 1860 as q result Of the
present distribution policy.
Gov. Almond win be asked
10 send down 9 supplemental
appropriation request Of 81
$50. 900, for the new University
Of Virginia branch IS soon as
the four participating juris-
dictions agree on Q site. The
university money was not in
cluded In former Gov. Stanley's
original budget because Q site
had not been agreed on ct the
time his budget was prepared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

conference with the new Gov
ernor.
State Senator Charles r.
Fenwick Of Arlington. dean Of
the 10th District delegation.
said Gov. Almond would be
asked to support increased
emphasis on need and trafhc
volume In the distribution Of
highway funds.
To Cite COnsultant
Senator Fenwick said the
Governors attention would be
called to . highway consult
ants report. which shows that
the present system Of distribut-
ing road money SHORTCOMINGS
fast-growing urban areas like
Northern Virginia.
The Virginia Advisory Legis-
lative Council last week recon-
mended against any change In
the highway fund distribution
Arrangement now.
Senator Fenwick said the
Governor also would be urged
to help establish q fairer sys-
tenn Of distributing profits from
the State Alcohol Beverage
Control stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Apartment
Zoning OK'd

The Montgomery County
Council today approved apart
ment coming for a 70,801 square
foot tract in the Somerset-Ken-
wood area Of suburban Be-
thesda.
The property Redistribution
eliminated nearly an acre Of
unused industrial coming south
Of Dorset avenue between Ken
nedy drive and the Little Falls
branch parkway.
The council was told at a pub
lie hearing two weeks ago that
developers Of the property plan
TO build the six-story luxury
apartment with Q penthouse
About 10000 square feet Of the
land was zoned residential RICO.
At the hearing. Spokesman for
the Kenwood Citizens Associa-
ton and the Somerset Town
Council said the two groups did
not oppose the apartment prof.
ect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

tending the meeting were both
Senators Beall and Butler. Mr..
Devereux. Party Chairman D.
Eldred Rinehart and other con-
fidants Of the Governor. Gov.
McKeldin. however. passed up
q chance Of mentioning Mr.
Devereux's possible candidacy.
and some Of the latter's aSso-
ciates appeared disturbed that
he had not gotten the Chief
Executives Endorsement at this
campaign kickoff.
Party leaders repeatedly are
having difflculty filling out o
ticket. with the attorney gen.
erals spot providing the biggest
headache. Dale Adkins. East
ern Shore attorney and former
circuit court judge. who had
been mentioned for the pest,
repeatedly does not want to run.
Some Of the younger O. o. P
attorneys. such as Charles Ma
thias Of Frederick. are barred
from running by a provision
that they must have practiced
law 10 years.
Mentioned for the nomina-
ton for controller we're Mr.
Rinehart and Charles Derr
mayor Of Frederick. Both re.
portedly are willing to make the
race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

room. Mrs. Powell was quoted
as telling police that McCor-
mick said:
"You shouldn't have come In,
because now I'll have to kill
both Of you"
Mrs. Davis was fatally shot
through the chest and Mrs.
Powell was shot in the abdo-
men. McCormick's divorced
wife was believed wounded in
the head and shoulder.
Police said Mccormick or
dered Mrs. Powell down the
stairs and dragged the other
wounded woman along. He
ripped out the telephone wires
and ordered Mrs. Powell TO cook
breakfast for him. police said.
Then he ordered Mrs. Powell
to back her car out Of the
garage. robbed her of about
$40. and forced Mrs. Mccor-
mick into the car. q two-tone
blue late model Chevrolet.
Helped by Minister
Mrs. Powell. bleeding severe
~. struggled across the street
and obtained help from the
Rev. Z. 8. Cochrane. q Metho-
dist minister, who called police.
Mccormick was described as
about s feet 6 inches tall. Of
slight build and with curly
hair. He was believed armed
with two revolvers.
Police said the divorced
couples two children. aged 2
and 3 were in the Davis home
when the shootings occurred.
One. they said. slept through
the entire melee. The other APP
parently witnessed the shoot
ings.
Mrs. Powell's car bore Vir-
ginia license 3ll-2l3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

he Is the nrSt announced
bid Is subject TO q Democratic
primary in July.
The seat now is held by Re-
publican Representative Joel T.
Broyhill.
Mr.. Freehill, 20, Is an attor-
ney who lives at 40t Linden
lane. Falls Church. He Is q
partner In the law arm Of
Fanelli a. Freehill at l70l X
street NV,
A member Of the Board Of
Supervisors since 1885. he was
its chairman In hts first year.
He previously had been active
in civic and community work Of
the county.
Among other things. he was
president Of the Fairfax County
Community Chest from 1850 to
1858. chairman Of the County
Health Council in 1854 and
chairman OF subcommittee on
Juvenile detention facilities for
The Northern Virginia Regional
flanning and Economic Devel-
ppment Commission in l954-5.
He was the 1854 recipient Of
The Evening Star Trophy from
The Fairfax County Civic Fed
seration for his outstanding
community service. He also was
the recipient Of awards from
the Boy Scouts Of America and
Fairfax County American L.
gion Post 1T.
Before entering private prac-
tice, he spent II years as gen.
eral counsel Of the Railroad
Retirement Board from 1912 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
State Maps
Army Bottle
|On Fishwuy

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 81 R.-A
fish ladder controversy had a
State board threatening to call
the law out on the Army today.
The Board Of Natural Re-
sources yesterday asked their
attorney general to find out II
the United States Army Engi-
neers are violating a 1885 law.
The law requires the board TO
approve all dams In the State
The Army has refused TO
submit plans for q dam at Lit
tie Falls In the Potomac River
Just above Washington. II was
given q permit TO build II be-
fore the 1855 law. but didn't
start construction until after
ward.
What the Board OF Natural
Resources really wants Is to
require the Army to build a
ladder TO help fish UP and over
the dam.
In another move dealing with
the Army Engineers. the board
sent by messenger o reminder
that Maryland owns the Po-
tomac."
II was sent with william
Baylifi, board secretary, TO q
meeting Wednesday Of the In
terstate Commission on the
Potomac River Basin at Rich
mond, Va.
The Engineers have been au-
thorized by Congress TO make
q complete study OF all prob
lens IN the river. Mr.. Bayliff
was instructed to ask them 10
confer with the Maryland board
before outlining the study.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Church to Address
ARLINGTON Women

Senator Church, Idaho DEM
ocrat who Is the youngest men,
Der Of the Senate. win address
virginia's 10th District Wom-
ems Democratic Club at $3.50
pm. tomorrow at the Rock
Spring Neighborhood House In
Arlington.
The 33-year-old Senator will
discuss Segregation and the
ROE Of the Moderate"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

was renamed treasurer and
Fred Sanburn. secretary. That
post had been held until Mo-
vember BY James Z. Hudson.
IT.. who quit at the same time
as Mr.. Hun.
Eight Others Win
Eight others won election to
the board. They included Mr..
FitzGerald and the two men
renamed as assistant chiefs by
Mr.. Cremins. william King and
Carl Edmonston. Also named
were Thomas Parsons. Frank
Maphis. william Scheele. Rom
aid Furman and Jack Hartley.
The latter three are new
members.
Among other active squad
leaders named by Chief
CreminS were these lieutenants:
Mr.. Maphis. Mr.. Scheele. Jo-
seph Gordon. Donald Carpenter.
Robert Ford, Jerry Anderson
and William Mcnamara.
Named as sergeants were Mr..
Furman. Mr.. Hartley. David
Baker. Vernon Hyson. Thomas
HUNT. David Harield and John
Locke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
to Give
2 Spunish Courses

The Montgomery County
Board Of Education announces
two weekly courses In begin
ners' Spanish starting this week
and running 10 weeks.
One class will be held
at Sc. Paul's Methodist Church.
Mitchell and Fawcett streets,
Kensington. on Wednesdays,
with registration and classes
from 1890 TO $3.50 pm. The
other class will be held on
Thursdays at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Recreation Center,
800 Norwood drive. Bethesda,
with registration and classes
from 1890 to $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Dcvis to Head County
Lincoln Day Dinner

Roy Tasco Davis Of Chevy
Chase. Nd. former United
States Ambassador 10 Haiti,
has been named general chair
man of the Montgomery County
Republicans Lincoln Day din
ner February IL.
The affair Is scheduled for
7 pm. at the new Indian Spring
Country Club. with Gov. Cecil
H. Underwood Of West Vir-
ginia as the principal speaker.
II is sponsored by the county's
Republican State Central Com
mittee.
Tickets can be obtained at
the county @. o. p. headquar-
tiers. 933 Gist avenue, Silver
Spring.