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rebel leader, an American
correspondent is detained
by an iron-fisted ruler, at
tempting to suppress the
truth.
1900, WRC t4)-Cavalcade of
Sports: Spider Webb VS..
Jimmy Beecham in a 10
round middleweight bout.
HIS, WTOP (9)-Late Show
THE Beast With Five Fin
gers" starring Robert Aida.
TV Key says: Nonsense
about a hand running loose
fails to generate any excite
ment Q946).
1920, WTTG l5) - Starlight
Theater: Woman in Brown
starring Conrad Nagel. TV
Key says: Innocent parties
are put on trial for murder.
with the ugly shadow of
racial intolerance behind it
all. Sincere, but slow NOV
ing, talky drama Q948).
100 am, WTOP (9)-Late
Late Show: Come Closer
Folks" starring James Dunno
and Gene Lockhart. T'V Key
says: Cheap con man turns
TO help a pretty girl drum
up trade for her department
store. Mild comedy (l930.
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NIhk-tsoo us an. 10 Midnight.
Sundays an, to midAight
WPlk-15o Ne. Daylight SnB.
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WsAY- 1850 Ks.-DsyIlsht snIy.
wUST-1ii0 Ks.-bsyIlgAt SAIy.
WAX t12o Ks.-DsYIiShi snIy.
WWDc- 1850 Ks.-14hsuI spsrstisH, except
Sunday MidniSht 10 ! an. Msntay.
WFeR- t11o ks.-DsyIlEht sAly.
Wook- f1lO Ne. -1I-hSur spsrstSa.
MtLM- 1850 ks.-7lhSuf operation, sHsspt
Sunday midaight 10 an. Mshsay.
VOL 1850 Nc. - an. 10 mltnlght
WIDOW fS4o ke.-Dsyllsht saly.
WPec-1sSo ke,-Dsylight saly.
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LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are carried in
the TeleVue with Sundays
Star. Following is supple
mentary information on
today's programs received
after TeleVue went to
press.
$3.50. wTOP 49, YER
dict is Yours.
500, WTOP (9)-Memo-
rial Day Services.
5:45. WTOP 49, - The
Early Show.
500, WMAL (D-High-
lights of Memorial Day
Service replaces Jim Bowie.
Tomorrow
1900. WTOP t9)-Jim-
my Dean Show: Additional
guest is Hoagy Carmichael.
100. WTTG (5)-Cape
Coral.
l:l5, WTTG 80 - Top
Secret.
las. WRC "a Radar
Men From the Moon is
cancelled. Brooke Johns
show will run until 2 pm.
500, WTOP 80 - Just
Fun replaces Amos N Andy.
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TODAYS GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

sos, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall: Mas
karde Overture by Nielsen,
Concerto No. l in d Major
by Paganini and Sonata in
A Minor by Vaughan Will
liams.
$500, WMAL-FM 1O7.3 Mel
Milton Cross Show: SYM
phony No. l by Shostako-
vich. Sabre Dance by Khat-
chatourian and LHistoire
du Soldat by Stravinsky.
$3.50. WASH-FM (9T.1 Mc.l-
Opera Box: Pelleas and
\ Melisande by Dubussy.
900, VOL Q45O KcD-Good
Music Time: Rodeo by Cop
land. Offrande a une ombre
by Barraud, Camp Meeting
Sonata by Ives and Varia.
ton on a Theme of Youth
by Hanson.
1905. WGMS 1850 KEY
Symphony Hall: Fantasia
on a theme by Tails by
Vaughan williams and
Death and TRANSPORTATION
Opus "a by Strauss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
$500, WRC az and WTOP 80

500, WRC az and WTOP 80
Memorial Day Services.
$500, WTTG (5-RKO At
traction: "The Flying Irish
man" starring Paul Kelly.
TV Key says: Story Of
Wrong Way" Corrigan, who
made a spectacular flight
in reverse. Entertaining,
amusing comedy drama
1880.
900. WRC an Squad:
The System" Ballinger
impersonates a playboy in
his effort to stop a floating
crap game.
800. WMAL (0-Frank Sin
atra Show: Face of Fear"
starring Glynis Johns and
Michael Pate. The strange
tale of an g. year old
boy and the puzzling dis
appearance of his mother.
$3.50, WTOP CIV Play
house: Lottery for Re-
venge' starring Kelvin Nc
earthly. Probing for the in
side story Of revolution
which has been halted by
the death of a betrayed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

CANTOR and 1.-THE Gentleman
from Seventh Avenue walter
Slezak). will relish his observa-
ton after a few book critics
a mihority-panned the book
CPutnam) that grew out Of the
plays.
There's only one thing I'd
like 10 say 10 the critics who
don't like H." says Mol. "rd
like 10 way. Look. boys let me
alone already. l only tried 10
make a S6.s5 dress. II you want
a two-pants suit, 70 read Bal
rae. I'm not Balxac. Just
wanted 10 write about a warm,
earthly guy. And ! did"
Promotion Dept: Betsy
Palmer. our TeleVue cover girl
Of a few Sundays ago, is now
a permanent panelist on I've
Got a Secret. She Joined
the show a few months back
as a substitute for Faye Emer-
son.
Buddy Page. a talent scout
for Ted Mack's Amateur Hour.
will be one Of the judges for
Morton's Amateur Hour Sum
day. The local winner grad
yates to the network show.
Other judges: Scott Kirkpat-
rick, the Nationals manager:
Lou Gilbert of THE Diary OF
Ann Frank" cast. and Harry
Lando, Radio-TV Daily's WASH
ington correspondent.
49,
Comedian Morev Amsterdam
who'S turned dramatic actor on
the West Coast for Matinee
Thedter and other shotDS. iuill
play a criminal on Dragnet
June ~ He really bites out
the uillain'S lines in those
Matinee scriptsl
s. -
On his final High Adventure
Of the season Tuesday night,
Lowell Thomas revealed that he
would be back again next sea-
son for more of same.
There's no reason to tinker with
"a successful formula, but
couldn't more attention be paid
to the scripting? Example:
a Moroccan girl, 10, and her
mother. were pictured shopping
for the girls first veil an
Detroit or Seattle" Thomas
said, "a girl her age would be
shopping for a scarf" i don't
get the analogy.
Art Lamb, of WRC, will be the
auctiOneer this evening at st.
LeO's Catholic Church in Fair
fax during the charity bazaar
7. Packages to be auctiOned
include items from Capt. Kan
CARGO and WTTG'S Pick Temple,
Channel 5, by the way, conti-
nues to accent live" program
ming. With Pick Temple,
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sian,
Dho attend TehedrsalS, match screenings and dnayse
scripts in New York Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as guide to vetoers.
Jefferson Drum-"A Very Deadly Game" II you'd like to
an old-fashoned game in operation played in
glum chats adult western STYLE this is it, glamor-
Gus young woman marries newly rich miner and then
tries to bait him into gun battle with her real boy
friend. Best acting from Gerald Milton, as the
miner who is played for sucker. pm, WRCA
Zane Grey-"The Deserter" "a repea0 Host Dick Powell
porrays tough Army sergeant in Arizona He's nasty
until his life is saved and then he learns get
along with people Story is somewhat familiar, but Pow
ellis crisp acting gives the show lift $50 pm WToP-9
Phil Slvers-"Blko's Insurance Company" Amusing in
spots Ernie goes into the insurance business and
finds himself face to face with disaster His firm "Bilko
and Baxter" has issued multiple maternity clause in
its health policy When polcy-hoding tripet falls in
love with twin The law of threatens Bilko
with bankruptcy Opening scenes before the plot gets
too thick, are the funniest. pm, WToP-9.
Patrice Munse-Bes spot of the evening number called
Vaudeville Song" The lyrics delightfully."- mad and
Pat Comedian Howard Norris and musicalcomedy star
John Raitt have good time with it, Since they're in a
zany mood everythng just right for playing pirates
and that's Just what they do sketch called dial M
for Mutiny." other Gypsy in My Soul" from
Pat and when I'm Not Near the Girl love" from Ratt
$3.50 pm. WMAL-7.
Person to Personnel Murrow visits talent charm and
gamor tonight, he meets with Pianist Van Ciburn
and Actress Olivia De Haviland. From his New York
hotel suite the vergracious young Cliburn will have
some things say about the gifts and awards he
ceved in Russia during his dazzling there most
of which he will show the program Then, from her
hotel suite in New York, Olivia De Haviand will talk
about her and her life in Paris the wife Of
French editor. 1890 pm, WTOP-9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
W QUIZ GUESTS
FOR THE WEEK End

Here's the latest infor-
nation available on who's
where on TV quiz and
interview programs,
Saturday
$40. WRC t4)-News
From Four corners: 1t. Col.
Mathe.
1900, WMAL (T-Mike
Wallace Interviews: Will
liam o. Douglas.
Sunday
1900, WRC 4-Other
Two Billion: DR.. Nevin
Scrimshaw and DR.. Louis
VerhoeStraete.
100. 'WTTG 6D -
Georgetown University FO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

SOS, WTOP-Jsmie Brass
Show: Featuring big bands
Of the past: Glenn Miller,
Tommy Dorsey. Artie Shaw
and Glen Gray.
1918, WWDC - Washington
Report: Senator Frederick
G. Payne and Congressman
Henry Reuss discuss Gov
eminent Assistance for Eco
nomically Distressed Areas"
1855, WWDC-Steve Allison
Show: Rep. John D. Dim
CELL.
Tomorrow
1850, WINK, WFCR and
WFAN-FM - Baseball: Los
Angeles at Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonights top shoUs as preUiewed by TV KEYS STAFF
who attend rehedrsa match screenings and analvze
scripts in New York Hollywood Their opinions are
offered guide to area pieDers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30


turn. It's up 10 him. /. Hes
also doing a BIC show next
month for what is repeatedly
the top sum ever paid a per-
former.
The "Hlt ParaderS" are
shaking. RumOrs include
(al a report that the show will
fold this year and lbl that n
new cast will take over. 80. Said
Jill Corey plaintively; "They
don't tell us anything. IT'S not
fair. We're heard everything In
the newspapers"
Don't ask why-but no In
dianapolis Auto Classic broad
casts today. Dave Caro-
ways Today crew was out there
this morning, but that's all, TV
or radio.
-
Coming up merit fall: An
accredited COLLEGE Bible course
on VITALITY. to be offered by
American University.
Jody McCrea, son of movie
actor Joel McCrea. gets a break
next week from Kraft when
he steps into the lead of F.
Scott Fitzgerald's Last of the
Bellies" Jody and Ann VIII
liaims were named to replace
Roddy Mcdowell and Janice
Rule, who, for reasons not
given. elected to withdraw from
the play.
$50
Viewers who enjoyed Flick
Moll's two Playhouse 90 hits,
"Seidman and Son" Eddie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

host OF a new word game. It's
In The Name. .. Producer Of
the package is Bert Claster,
originator Of Romper Room.
Jonny Winters fans please
note: The hot TV comics
Casino Royole deal is set-he'H
open here June rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

rumi George b. Leonard.
jr,
1;O0. WMAL lTl-Celeb-
rity Parade; James King.
DIR. Theodore dieger and
Earl Voss.
l;S0. WMAL C7l-Col-
lege News Conference: Sem
ator Nike Monroney.
s:30. wToP (s--Face
the Nation: Secretary OF
Defense Neil II. McElroy.
500 wRC il-Meet
The Press; Senator Hubert
H. Humphrey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
FIN Stations

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MOP I'm $50 Me.-74.hsui operatlsu
WASh-FM- 81 I Me- an 10 t1its an,
MSRdaY Sunday
M0L En- % . Nc. $50 an. 10 mlaniShL
WFAh-FM. l00.3 Nc. -74hsuf SpsTstiSA
WNDc I'm. 1911 Me.-1 an n2sm
WeMS-FM- 103s Nc. -Wssksays SIS an -
mldniEht, Sundays I;Ss an to mldnlGht
HARL FIN los I Nc. lie an to las,
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pm On SHn6y
NUSI i0s.s Nc. liz an 10 sp.m.
NMAl I'm i91 Ms.-1e.As S.n to midnight
WeTS FIN u.S Ms.-s 10 10 B.m.. sunday
ThuFSbaI
WPec.FM--sS.S Ms.-I.3e an TO Sp.n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

Milt Grant. Steve Allison. Don
owens and others on the roster,
the station will add VOLS Mil
ton Q. Ford next Thursday. as
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Rodio Todoy-Fddoy, Moy 30. 1858

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17

.nished room also went up in
flames. The loss was estimated
at $4,000.
Mrs. Keech said that Jones
was so excited after he led the
three horses from the barn that
he began to pull the farms bell,
mounted on a tall locust pole, he
brought the whole thing down on
his head.
The other barn belonged to
Paul ]. GLAND, of Claysville, on
Route 108 between Laytonsville
and Olney.
Mr.. and Mrs. GLAND were at
home when lightning struck the
barn at $40 PM. Saturday. The
loft was filled with hay.
Firemen from Laytonsville,
Sandy Spring and Gaithersburg
responded. Laytonsville kept
shifts of men at the burning
barn until early the next morn
ing.
The lower half of the barn was
saved but 40 tons of hay were
lost. Hay was still burning Mon
day morning.
Firemen were able to save a
tractor and other machinery in
the barn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
d. III. |. A. Report
June, 1858

$40, 400; L. C. & r. c. Beall,
68 GIL, 1890, 37.5; Leroy Savage,
III RH, 922, BIS; T. M. King &
Son, 80 Ri, 1863, 1858; Richard
Whiteman, SO CHI, 808, 800;
Chester Leishear No. 1, SO GRH,
S73, 31.9; T. B. Dorset, 70 RH,
823, 31.2; William Purdum, 43
OH, 881, BIO; c. Ellis Hood, SO
CHI, 1853, 30.8; Wilson c. Poole,
Jr., 81 OH, S16, BOB; Earl John
son, 40 CHI, $40, 30.5 Roger Bux-
ton, % G&RH, 858, 30.3; DR.. B.
A. Gray, 80 RI, Isl, 3O.2.
Cows making 60 pounds or
more Of fat:
Unit No. l - f. D. Fry, 10 II,
100-61; M. U. King, 8 II, $3.50;
]. r. Kemp, 8 H, 9O-65; w. I. King,
Z H, 100-69; Glenbrook Farm, 6 H,
1851; ]. w. King, 6 H, 1910;
Riggs & Stiles, 5 H, 1850; Ralph
and Grover Walker, 3 H, 1852.
Also E. C. Fry, 3 II, 1852; Glad.
hill Bros, 3 II, 1851; John l..
King, 3 H, 1851; c. H. Davis, 3
H, 1854; T. M. Anderson, 2 H&J,
1853; F. A. Fry, 2 II, 69-67; C.
Martin. 2 H, 69-66; c. A. Watkins,
2 II, 69-61.
Also George c. Fry, 2 H&BS,
64-62; Willis Beall, 2 II, 64-61;
B. r. Bean No. /, l II, 1903; P. C..
Watkins, / II, 81; T. M. Veirs, l II,
So; Francis CHM, C, 81; Stewart
Walker, ! H, 81; Gladhill Bros.
No. 3, / H, 81; Garrett Bros,
&C, go.
Unit No. 2 - Hassan's Farms,
20 RICH, 111.60; Allie Messer, Is
RI, 1900; Charles Savage, ID
RICH, 1852; James King, IA Ri,
1850; J. d. Howes. II RICH, 78-
so; Vincent Sutliff, 10 RH, 1852;
Thompson Furniture Co., 9 RH,
1851; l.. p. Stewart, 9 RICH, 81
81; A. II. Paul, 5 RH, 1851; Drew
Pearson, 4 RICH, 1852; Arnold
Price, 3 RICH, 1850; McKendree
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17

Fulks, 3 RICH, 67-60; August
Nagel, 3 RH, 64-60; James Brown
ell, / CHI, II; Robert French,
CHI, 60.
Unit No. 3 - Leslie c. King,
q RH, 101-60; Paul c. Johnson,
8 CHI, 1850; 3. & E. B. Weitzer,
7 RH, 1850; James L. Cue, 6
GRH, 1858; James E. Welsh, 6
CHI, 1880; George A. Savage,
3 CHI. 64-63; VIM. f. Beall, 3
GRH, CLEO; Double f. Dairy, 2
RH, 71-66; Linwood Thompson,
2 RH, 1858; Thomas C, Kelley,
! CHI, SO; Donald Hobbs, / GIL,
20; Elwood Nehouse, / GIL, SO;
w. A. Rely, / GIL, 66; Sidney
Mills, l RI, 65; George T. Craw-
ford, / RI, 81; F. M. White, /
CHI, 81; Talmadge L. Watkins G.
Sons, l CHI, 81; II. w. Thurman,
l CHI, 60.
Unit No. 4 - Leroy Savage,
10 RH, $3.50; L. C. e. r. c. Beall,
IL CHI, 91.60; Roland Green, II
OH, 1860; T. M. King & Son,
10 RH, $3.50; Paul Cotton, 5 Ri,
1892 c. Ellis Hood, a RGH&GG
&GJ, 1856; Chester Leishear No.
2, a CHI, $3.50; William Purdum,
3 GH&GG, 1868; Wilson c.
Poole, Jr., 3 CHI, 71-6O; Chester
Leishear No. 1, 2 RICH, 67-63;
Earl Johnson, 2 CHI, 60-60.
Also T. b. Dorsett, 2 Ri, 60-60;
Jesse Lee Riggs, ! Gil, IS; Ed
Wilcom, / CHI, "a; w. T. Bryan,
l GG, II; E. Dorsey Lawson, /
GIL, 10; Herbert Steele, / GIL, 62;
Gertrude Johnson, / Gil, 60;
Richard Whiteman, GIL, 60.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
New Charge
Is Sought in
Hit-Run Case

Accused hit-run killer Joseph
p. Goughan could be imprisoned
for up to 20 years, if convicted
under two manslaughter charges
that will be presented to a grand
jury in September.
Alger Y. Barbee, States Attor.
ney for Montgomery County, last
week said he would seek the two
indictments under common law,
which provides 10 years inn
prisonment for each conviction.
Goughan, 80 year old steel
worker from Folsom, Pa, already
stands arged with man.
slaughter by auto under a statute
that carries a maximum penalty
of three years Imprisonment for
each conviction.
He is charged with running
down and killing Mrs. Martha
Ricketts,, 10, and her son, An
drew, II months, June IL on vii.
son Lane, Bethesda.
Barbee also said he would pre-.
sent charges to the grand jury
that Goughan was driving under
the influence of alcohol and that
he left the scene of the accident.
Goughan's attorney, James S.
McAuliffe, Jr., Monday unsuccess-
fully asked Circuit Court to re-
duce Goughan's $4,000 bond so
that he could go free pending
trial in Circuit Court. The bond
previously had been reduced from
SIS, 900 to $4,000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
Badn1intOn
Tournament

The Montgomery County De-
partment of Recreation Badmin-
ton Tournament will be held
Tuesday at the Rock Creek
(Meadowbrook) Recreation Cen
ter beginning at 10 Am.
One boy and girl representing
each age class will attend from
each of the 81 centers. Transpor-
tation will be provided to and
from the tournament site. The
age classes are: peewee, midget,
junior and senior. Last year 281
children participated in the tour
nament from AZ different centers.
The volleyball tournament will
be held on July 90 at Rock Creek.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
POOIPLnns
ToOpen


Members of the Twin Farms
swimming pool, on the Falkland
Colesville Road to the east of
Paint Branch Farm Estates,
, should be able to take their first
dip in the community pool
around the first week of August.
Philip Mason, architect for the
$4,000 project, said the contrac-
tors probably would not be able
to finish the pool by the target
date of July 25, because of bad
weather.
The pool measures 80 feet in
length, AZ feet in width, and has
a diving 81" at the deep end.
There also is wading pool, bath
house and other facilities.
Mason said that about 200
members have been signed up,
leaving so vacancies. Member
ship costs $3.50.
Builder of the pool is Young
and Heinsohn, of Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17

Herds with 30 or more pounds
of fat:
Unit No. l, George Fuller,
Supervisor - E. D. Fry, Sc H,
1140, 1875; ]. r. Kemp, 81 H, $50,
374; ]. w. King, IA H, $40, 35.1;
E. c. Fry, 80 H, 1920, 34.8; M. u.
King, 81 H, $40, 34.8; Glenbrook
Farm, 81 H, $40, 1874; John L.
King, az H, 1910, 1874; George c.
Fry, g. HRS, $50, 1873; C. Martin,
IS H, $50, 1878; Stewart Walker,
40 H, $50, 31.9; C. A. Watkins,
81 Fl, $40, 300; C. H. Davis, AZ H,
800, 3O3.
Unit No. 2, Robert f. Franklin,
Supervisor-Allie Messer, 81 RH,
1862, 48.5; A. H. Paul, 81 RH.
100, 434; Charles Savage, Y
RH, 100, 43.3; August Nagel,
80 RICH, 1867, 43.8; McKendree
FuIks, 63 RICH, 1909, 40.3; Vim.
cent Sutliff. SO RH, 1893, 40.3; j.
G. Howes, so RICH, 1923, 1872;
Thompson Furniture Co., 65 RH,
1890, 38.9; James King, 80 RICH,
844, 1927; Leo Clagett, "a GIL, 852,
1876; Hassan's Farm, 153 RICH,
879, 31.2; L. p. Stewart, rs RICH,
825, 31.1; Arnold Price, 70 RICH,
752. BIO; James Brownell, 81
RICH, 730, 30.5.
Unit No. 3, Joe Geesaman,
Supervisor - James L. Cue, Is
RICH, 1914, 55.7; Leslie c. King,
90 RH, 1852, All; Paul c. John.
son. SO CHI, 1894, 37.5; James E.
Welsh, 65 CHI, 92S, 35.8; w. A.
Rely, "A OH, 921, 34.S; Double E.
Dairy, 20 RH, 1888, 34,5; B. and E.
B. Weitzer, AZ RH, $40, 800; Sid
ney Mills, % RI, Gil, 311; Tai.
made L. Watkins e. Sons. So CHI,
GAL, 1923; Robert w. Dorsey, 4S
RH, S39, 300.
Cows making 80 pounds or
more Of fat:
Unit No. A, Allen Burdette,
Supervisor - Paul Cottor, AZ Ri,
1880. 40.S; Roland Green, 60 CHI,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
Kaufman
Heads Unit
In UCF Drive

Godfrey w. Kaufman of
Piney Meeting House Road, Po-
tomac, has been named to head
the Residential Unit of the forth
coming United Givers Fund cam
paign.
Kaufman, vice president and
advertising manager of The Eve
ming Star, will direct activities of
more than 10000 volunteer work
ers who will solicit funds
throughout metropolitan Wash
ington.
Kaufman has worked for the
Mems Advisory Board of the
Children's Convalescent Hospital,
a UGF agency.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
Fire Damage to Two Barns
Put at $4,000 by Owners

Lightning struck two barns
Friday and Saturday, causing an
estimated total damage of $685.
600. Both were insured.
The first was completely de.
stroyed. 1t was owned by Dis
trict Court Judge and Mrs. Rich
mond B. Keech.
Lightning struck the Keech
barn, near Travilah, at about G
Pm. last Friday. Ony a hired
man, John Jones, was near the
barn.
He was able to lead three
thoroughbred horses from the
barn but a number of saddles,
harness, other tack and ribbons
and trophies were lost. A fur
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BOOKMOBILE

Friday, July IS-McKnney Hills, 3:l5 10
4:30; Rock Creek Gardens, 3:l5 to $50;
Damascus, 4l5 to $50.
Saturday, July 49, Brookmont, 9:45 to
10;45; Cabin John. hoo to 1915; Glen
Echo. lis to PAS; Woodacres, 800 to
4:3O.
Monday. July 2I--Alta Vista, 3:15 ia
AIS; Piney Branch. 3:15 to 4:30; Con-
necticut Avenue Estates. $3.50 to $50;
Wheaton City, $50 to $50.
Tuesday. July 22-Hlandale 3:15 to
4:30; Kingswood Court, 3;15 to $50; Park
wood. 3:l5 to 4:30; Twin Brook, $50 to
$40.
Wednesday. July -Brookeville, BIS to
3:45; Unity 400 to 4:45 Maryvale, 3:15
TO 4:45; Northwest Park. 3:15 to $3.50
Thursday, July 24-Chevy Chase, BIS
to $50; Colesville. 3:15 to 4 $50: Glenmont
3:15 to 4:30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

TECHNICAL
EDITOR

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who can .reorganlle and edit IN
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are used IN home-atudy couraea 10
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communication add IN Industrial
electronics You need not have q
degree II you have the technical
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We ofIer Meal working eondi-
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with nermanency. 4 fun scale OF
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TRAVEL SALESMAN. IsTss int,Tna

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with gooc future beginners con-
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sl2 18th st NV.
TRUCkMEN = Contract operators
With or WITHOUT tractor desiring
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See Mr.. Seward, SMITH TRANS
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champlain st. NV
TRUCK DRIVERS
Over 81, perm. Job; ref. req. ARTS
4 CRAFTS: 952O Baltimore ave !,
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