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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20
STOCKS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK tAP) are
the sales, high low closing price and
net change of the 20 most active stocks
for the week tadd UO):
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"DisneyIond" for D. c. Young
stes Planned. Al
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TIE uIrATurp. Full Report
IHI WIAIHCN' on pOss Al

this afternoon and tonight
l, low about 81. Rainy ton
Temperatures Today
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500
4-Mosinee TheeteF. Color.
l heur. "cove-ln." Paul Lang.
ton, Jeonne Cooper, Catherine
McLeod, Ssoey Harris. lRepeot.D
5-Life With Elizabeth.
Storing Betty White.
7-Amesieun Bundsfond.
s-Tke Bic Peyoff. Quiz.
$50
5-Grcndpo's Place. Kids.
7-Do You Trust Your Wife4
s-The Verdict ls Yours. Triol.
400
4-Queen for Q Day. Giveowoy.
IS Min. jock BoiIey. m. c.
5-piek Temple. Kids.
I Hour. Songs and Popeye cor
toons.
7-Amerieun Bundstund.
Live cut-lns from WhsAL studios.
9-The Brighter Dsy. Seriol.
4:l5
e-The Secret Storm. Seriol.
4:30
s-Edse Of Night. SsrioI.
4:45
4-Modern Romonees. Seriot
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100

500
4 4-comedy Time. Series.
5-MiIs Grant Show.
iM liouss. Teen~eeers' doncs
porty. Linda Nerrill Teen Club
visits.
1.-The eueeuneeFs. Advnt're.
Robert shuw. stcrs.
9.The EoFly Show. Movie.
Down Argentine Woy." 1910.
Don Areche, Betty 6roble.
$50
4-Footlisht Theoter.
fisuF. Western films.
7-Miekey Mouse Club. Kids.
-Tolent Roundup Doy guests; Holt
Tones. Spin and Morty: Episode
No. 9. "JoIopy on the Rompoae.
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6:4S
4-NBc News.
Chef HuntIey. oovid Brinkley.
TOO
4-You Asked for IL.
5-Buekskins Jemboree.
7-Boeksssse. Sports. News.
strono. Molone. MoIkis.
s-Annie ookIsy. Western.
THE Mississippi Kid" Cell ooyis
stors.
7:15
7-John DeIy. News.
7:3Q
4-Truth or Consequences.
5-unlty ond Victory.
Political proarcm.
7-Rin Tin Tin. Adventure.
9-Diek cnd the Duchess.
PIoyine the role Of ntotchroksr
proves the undoino Of insuFonce
claims investigator Dick StoFraff.
Potriek o'Neol, Hazel Court.
Friasy LbHass Continued hsxs Psss
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AUT0M0TlVE MISC.
TRAILERS

wiLCO HOUSE TRAILER 1852:
81 $50 Call so. s-4934.
eond. Cali so. s-s56s between 8
pm. and 10 pm
WESTWoOD 1854 aluminium. "a
bath, like new, used vaea. only
$3.50, best offer. RE 8-sO4a
sPORTsCRAFT 1854 travel trailer:
l5-ft Ions, all alum, waterpump
GOOD cord. WI 6-473e
sPEN TRAILER. = ton hitch. can
vas top. $50 ia. 2-6lg6.
sPARTANETTE TANDEM. 50. alu-
minum awning. gxl6; perfect con-
dition: twin beds; 81 500. OV.
GIFT. MAGNOLIA 1864. $500.
or 5000 for my equity. JE. I-9il4.
1918 SHUT TRAILER. "i-ft ~
cslent storage and equip S9g5.
Call OIL. 2-1ga3
1881 KROPF. AXIS: . bedrms.. all
metal. double-elass picture window,
4 closets, 81 storage spaces. 2 cleo.
ventiiators. in sound proof roof,
de luxe constr ; cost $4,000 new;
owner must sell $3.50 or best
oI.r OIL 4-i3s2
PRAIRIE SCHOONER 1850. 3O-ft.:
$3.50, $3.50 dn; good condition.
AP 1852.
UTILITY. 6iaxl5; Aft. high walls,
TANDEM wheels, lisht, hitch. Sl25.
JE 4-lo23.
AIR STREAM 1857 oft. Safari;
Ike new $4,000, can finance w
n ASHBURN, 2O4 Belle View
blvd, Alex. Va. so. 5-259s
HOUSE TRAILER. 1855 Cara Ma
mana: Ike new; 3s H.. 2 bedrms, !.
mo. Bal, 81 1850. Call 10. 7-753l.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEN, 81 i.ton panel sxesl eona
ana app sac, secs, terms 1900
AladehssuTs I'd, ne Ia, 6'sgoo'
ICE CREAM VENDING TRUCKS
80 - and IS, save or rent,
Can II i,hdfl
sTunERAKER 1881 pickup truck
in fair running condition fNb
OWNER, iAnl ElmwOod I'd, Belts
VILE Md VIZ S-hdla,
INTERNATIONAL XII lpt5 a-ton,
l6-t flat bed, good eondi ssaO,
KE, s-d.HS.
CHEVROLET Isl s.ton panel;
ernor, siih Ju a.n1el
FORD ia DUMP with new .3a
h,p motor In top condition, 70,
e.aifa
FORD 80 P.aSO express. vs.:
heater, radio, other extras, IN
excellent mechanical conditions
priced for fast sale Nfpa LOGAN
lFoRDh 1880 g0th At, NV d.
FoRD 80 b.ton pickup. F.lOO,
excel .eond, green low mi turn
ass, heater $3.50, IL, 1.i3s0,
FORD So is.ton pickup like nsS,
heater, low m si'naa. h, q
ll1g1
PICKUP 1854 ONO. radio, heater,
spotliehi ! owner $3.50 or best
offer CT 8.sifn
INTERNATIONAL SIS i.ton dump
body; low mi, excel eond =
ip3, Trade or terms AP. i.O.l.3
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MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks; in
IS minutes. whether It's paid for
or not HERSONS 18th and o
NV DE 2-41nO
FINANCIAL problems can often be
solved by reflnancing your home
Free, confidential advice by lie.
consultHnt. NO. 1851, IA. 2-52so.
MORTGAGE LOANS. s. 0OO-sI5O. =
600 Group your debts lower your
payments rehnance your property
and Improvements quick, honest.
courteous service on real estate,
q farms. etc Only In the State OF
Maryland Call Mr. ROBERTS.
BALTIC Md day or niEht suns
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GARAGES

BAILEY'S X RDS.-Gsrage space
good for storage avail nov JE
e-20?4, JE. @-Il0l: ewes OF A.
7l.2
DOUBLE, suitable for storage: rea-
Sonable rent Rear, 23O6 Min
neSota ave. sc.
REAR or S.I 18th ST. Sc
Large group OF vell-kept brick
garages excellent for storage
purposes will rent singly or IN
Eroups at SIS each. NO. 1-0B60
GARAGES FOR SALE-l7 single
metal, double. ! masonry for 3
trucks, on > opposite lots wide
alley IL 8-020i
DOUBLE BRICK GARAGE. 18th
and Irving SITS. NV. $40 mo.
Call NO 7-aj05.
FOR RRNT. Dble. for storage
Brick. cleo. conc. floor Near Union
Station. ne. JU. 9-SSi..
CAPITOL HILL-Concrete parking
space for small or forelgn car: -
nc tx. 3-la75. II 4-i477.
WIS. AVE. AND WARREN ST NV.
Brk. gar: ideal for storage Conv.
loo. reaS. EN- 2-S3l!
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1857 sedan delivery;
9th st NV. HU. 3-53OO
o ne, .l..n ed mass Ab .'G sIHs .sP'l
CHEW SIS panel truck: excellent
S SSnsi'i0n Special isT' pr Ss S sass one
L. P. STEUART, INC.
I44O p 81 NV. DE. .-4sO0
DODGE ~ COE. ISM van. SIT
high, Says or best cash offer. IT.
"-0245.
MOVING VAN. ONO Bullnose; At.
tailRSte, $500. 10. 7-0Ssa, Sat.
nr Sun
FORD 1855 8-cyl. l2-ton pickup
SIT body with ladder rack will
sacrlfice for bal dye, assume pay
ments RE. 1890
FORD as stake body iia-ton good
motor Good condition, Price 500.
RE 6-S545.
FORD 80 panel: heater. clean:
- Ia5 CIR, 3-03Js
DODGE 1917 is-ton pickup; $40
or best offer call ST 3-945e
PONTIAC 40 sedan delivery; en-
CINE peri eond; recently over
hauled, damaged rear end; best
offer ~ 5-5s96
INTERNATIONAL 1851 "-ton. ac-
tual mileage $1,000, | owner.
SSO0 or best offer SIP i-7i53.
DODGE NITRO AND INT. METRO
50 a.. all IN very GOOD running
cond good tires. and can he seen
after : pm, Mon. and Tues, or
call AP f-fd1.,.
DODGE - ia-ton pickup; new en-
sine, steel side boxes. really nice
rN1S Siil "A 3-OHOi
INTERNATIONAL 1881: i6.n nat-
bed with sides new tires all
around in excel running Cond.
JU S-ia65 or RIA 3-laa5
PICKUP TRUCKS 90, "a ton. 2
l-ton stake trucks: BucyruS
cranes , truck-type tractors; =
truck amounted compressorS 3
van-type Freuhauf trailcrs;
dump trucks. / hackhOe on Fed.
eral tractor; WHY'S Jeep trench
ing machines: hishWAy reel
trailer. 3 trenching machines.
6x6 Army truck. > Ford trac-
tors, I with backhoe 1850 Jeffer-
son Davis hwy. OF I-74iI
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MACHINERY and Eoulp.

HDsI DOZER with cable blade and
pam excel eOnd used only mos
Buyer can assume small MUMMY
payments or work out balance BY
using equipment on our lob site
DAN o5TRoW CONSTRUCT ION
Co, Forest Nnolls Subdivision,
iOsUO University Blvd, West, sil.
Yer 5pring, Nd
POWER HACK SAW. with "a hp.
motor, eompl $40, spot welder
. kva theavy dptyl. s55; II,
~ ga brake, 500, arc weldef,
100 ann $40 Call ~, s.id3a,
BULLDOZER-TD-p, STRAIGHT and
angle blades, extra parts, new
tracks good cond,, $4,000 sp
$1,000 or SIP. 3-.OOa
DEARBORN LOADER 1898 for
Ford or Ferguson tractor also
mortar mixed KE. s-B.sb
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AN AUCTION
CONSTRUCTION Equipment

COHSLIucLlon Equipment
4 j. n a. Union Blds !" / c SasSA e
yard on Riyeryiew Dr. 800 I'd N
OF u. 8 Highway 80 In Totova
BOROUGH Lima 1901 A. sos CTawler
ShoyelS. Drags. Lima Ji-T A. if-T
Truck Cranes koehrine Hul Crant.
. Pitnan p Hvdraliits Pile lam.
mer Attachments: Buckets . Euclid
Sis Motor serspers 2 qarsood
Buda aBR Drnl: Cat DO tractor;
I HD-.O a. ~ Pushers; q HD-l5hc
Dozers; Tournadozer. BIO SiaA
FinisheT Apsco Widener. PMCo
Speed Kleener'': Wayne $50
Sweeper; &C Grader Broom; Gallon
Roller. Hydra-Hammer: Bros t50
Pneu Roller LeT-w w. Roller.
ODD Hee TurEer Hoist. c-P6O0 70.
tary Comp C-P los Conn q I.R
% .iS;F, wf i'Soo pr Inssd to1 hlneo1
Moretrench well-Point Pumps
Pump lite plants; saws: Trucks:
Plckups: Cars. , vibrating screens
Many Other Items.
wRITE-wtRE Auctioneers for
complete list Terms; Complete Pay
ment Sale Day. Cashiers Checks,
Certified Checks, Bank Letters
EAch-Pieee- Positively Sells TO High-
est-Bidder without Limit Or Mini
Union Bldg & const Co. own.r
Main office: Psssaie N j
FORKE BROTHERS
THE AUCTIONEERS
LINCOLN, NEB.
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soArs
SPECIAL

hFtNNlsNEW
.n-h . cupboard motor, tfsft
eoal and AZ! tTsilsI . 1900 com;
sSIins Nd, 81 p'seeS' 1 70
weekdays, ~ TO 4 after church
aundayk
YACHT SURVEYS
Nave ice pick VIII travel
HUGH ALEXANDER ASSOCIATES
81 H-4iiu
BOAT OWNERS
Dor the best eaTbutetof fuel
pump, generator, starter, di9tTlbs
MN and Windshield wlneI service
sYEiLs, AHfo EwLEcTRie sERy!es
DEALE MARINE
SALES
DEALE, MD,
See the ae.U owens family
cruiset nov on display, Prices start
~ Nsiba Fully equipped and de.
"'v we also have / ian owens
demonktratof Complete with 80
hp Mercury and equipment, save
Also used boats and motors,
paint hardware anu access Terms
ana trade n desired, UN, 7..u2j,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Jack Blair, Inc.

Maryland'S LARGEST Spartan Dealer
Authorized Spartan Repair Depot
White Plains. Nd WEST 4-id1
( Mi South Of Waldorf on Rte. sol
SPARTAN-SP AIRCRAFT LIBERTY
GREAT LAKES NASHUA-FAN
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MANN OLDS

5000 18th St. s JU. 5-61ss
BUICK 5d Super sedan: fully
equipped. fun power: Si.5y5; SOS
down bank financing PAYMENTS 10
suit your BUDGET. MCNEIL Pom
TIAC, 1870 Wise. ave, OIL. 4
5000 In the heart Of Bethesda.
BUICK 1888 Special 4-dr. Dyna-
flow and all extras. extremely low
mileage; ORIG, black IN, in new
car cond throughout; very low
Ing. full mice only . 4hm
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Suburban Cadillac-Olds

BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD, OIL, $1,000
CADILLAC SO De vills.type coupe;
and h power steering and
brakes: low mileage, like new:
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BUICK % 2-door: 7. and h.: wri
ten guar: Sl.O9J
ACADEMY FORD

LAUREL, MD. 10. b-5S4O
BUICK 1855 Century convertible:
super. dark green and white -
tone finish, 2-tone leatherette
green interior power steering,
brakes and dynafow; other extras.
Condition and appearance perfect.
81 .I95. LOGAN Ford. 1850 10th
ST. NV, Di 7-5sOO
BUICK 80 RIM. Riy. cdr. hardtop.
r. and h.. dynafiov pS and p b.
Pine transportation SSgJ.
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Suburban Cadillac-Olds

BkADLLEY sH0pPING CEkILR
CADILLAC SIS Coupe de vile: ev-
cry extra, full power; one owner,
like new: 81 .3g5.
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Suburban Cadillac-Olds

BEEHTH1Esbr S' NIB. OF s.;s5S %
CADILLAC 50 4.dr $1,000. fully
equip owner since new FLOOD
PONTIAC. 4.2i Connecticut
CADILLAC 1858 Deville sedan:
air conditioned, EQUAL 10 new.
real SAVINGS
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KIRK MOTOR CO.

1000 GEORGIA Ave, ia n.isO0
BUICK 1898 convertible 2, and h.:
exceptionally clean thToughout;
sos SET ENGLISH FORD, 1894
pa ave, sc, II, i.a30u
CADILLAC inla cdr, Sedanette,
Good eond Must SELL reAs Call
so. s.tnJ4
CADILLAC 80 Sedan de VILE q
door hardtop: beautiful .-tone blue,
luxurious interior appointment, full
power and electrical equipment,
exceptionally nice, S.iN5
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lU-ff. kLOlN BOAT tPrami and
traiIef, ,nel. hRnt wlIinH snd
Gle Cos, approx. $40, will sea
goIa sIIu. ~, J-1alj.
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LIBERTY

OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Other modelsNon display include.
Ia' Ten-Wide, 3 Full Bedrooms
~ Ten Wide. Front Kitchen.
a. Ten-Wide. Front Kitchen.
IS Eight Wide. Divided Kitchen.
A. EiRht-Wide, Side Kitchen.
rs EiRht-WIde Side Kitchen.
Tov-rate BANK financing or
IeaSe-PuTehase Plan available.
Omen y u s-Closed Sunday
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RUNABOUT. Trojan
Seaaueen, 4O-h.p. elec. Mere. with
generator: MastereFaft trailer with
dolly, entirely upholstered with
vinyl over foam rubber extras
incl scar shift and throttle on
steering wheel, side pocAets. radio,
elec horn. fTe exiting, ciE. lighter.
speedometer. barometer, twin gas
tanks. etc In water one season
Price Sl.e75. IA. 5-9O13 or XII.
g-3l4s
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srEEDbOAI, lg-it CHRIS craft,
tneir ocst model exec cond rev
rn.nt, compete wan tTa.eT, en-
- ~
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MARINE TOILET. Atwood Model
$500 excel cond reas EN-
:-57Ss or EN-. 2-s000. Ext, SlS6
s0-FT. CABIN CRUISER. well
equipped Gocj cond. VIII sac. for
quick sale, ~ ZOO. WI 2-5l.2.
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See and drive the Borgvsrd line
today Prices start At sc,4a5.
Continental Motors. Ltd.
1901 Rhode Island Ave. NE

Goth and r ]. ave ne, AID. 2-3334
OPEN SUN. l0-i
BUICK 81 4-dr, hardtop: 1900;
fully equip sharp car FLOOD
PONTIAC, 800 Wisconsin ave.
WO $4,000
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THACKER MOTORS

18th and r. ! Ave NE. LA. s-ob30
CADILLAC SIS coupe. $4,000; fully
EQUIP used 900 mi FLOOD
PONTIAC, 42ai Connecticut
CADILLAC SO coupe striking white
with metallic gray top fully equip.
ped Including power steering and
brakes. TODAY only S2ip5.
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BOAKDS'J1 Twin johnson JSys.
lin elee. motors, twin tachometer.
Speedometer, Air-horn. Danforth
anchor. j-lb. hre eXtinguIsher,
permanent canvas top and moor
ing cover. s2.iu0. LU. l-i1b2
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MANN OLDS

CADILLAC 80 Coupe de vile; r.
and h. hydra: full power: 2-tone
gray finish: top condition. Only
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CRANSON RAMBLER

DEALER
63le Ga. ave tn. 2-70ll
BUICK 1855 Roadmaster Riviera:
complete power equipment; WV.
tires; color ivory; excel cond
Sl,450 Owner koing overseas.
must sell quickly Call uN A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-16
Truebloods
Returns Here

The Edward G. Trueblood
family has settled in Wash
ington again after an absence
OF 10 years while he was
serving in the Foreign Serv-
ice with assignments in such
places as Paraguay, Chile,
Uruguay and Paris.
Mr.. Trueblood retired re-
Gently as United States Con-
sui General in Vancouver,
British Columbia, after a
career of 80 years.
He has been appointed
to the Technical Assistance
Staff of the United Nations
and in that capacity will
leave almost Immediately for
Lima. Peru, as a representa-
tive of the technical assist
ance board.
He is expected to rejoin
his family here during the
Christmas holidays.
The Truebloods have taken
a home on Corey place in
Spring Valley and have en-
rolled their two daughters,
Sandra and Cynthia, in local
schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-16
TO-DAY IN
KoMEN,s
WORLD
Miss Adkins Finds
Her Days Are Full

Life as Q Government
Girl" is even more hectic than
directing Republican actiH-
ties for women, says Miss
Bertha Adkins, who recently
quit her job as assistant
chairman Of the Republican
National Committee to be-
come Undersecretary Of
Health, Education and We'll
fare.
Miss Adkins compared the
two jobs at a tea given yes
terday for her and for Mrs.
Clare Williams, her successor
as assistant chairman of the
Republican National Com
mittee.
The tea was given at the
Westchester by Mrs. Alice
Leopold, assistant to the Sec
rotary Of Labor, and Mrs.
Dorothy Houghton, former
president of the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs,
former co-chairman of Citi-
zens for Eisenhower and now
a member of the Office Of
Civilian Defense Mobilization
Advisory Committee.
Miss Winifred H. I'm e S,
manpower assistant In the
Department of L Dor, who
shares an apartment with
Miss Adkins, shared the lat
ter's estimate of her increased
labors.
"Tell them about today
how you got up at 6:15, made
the breakfast and what
you've done SINCE" she urged
her apartment mate.
Miss Adkins said her office
day. which started before 9,
included debating answers to
her mail, representing HEW
at the dedication of a new
medical building at Howard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-16

University (where she made
a speech), presiding at a
luncheon Of presidential APP
pointees at the Army-Navy
Club, then returning to HEw,
to meet and have her picture
taken with four prize-win-
ming typical American girls"
Next she attended a meeting
on the Lincoln Sesquicenten-
NAL, then went to the tea in
her honor, and after that
went out to dinner.
Mrs. Williams said she ex-
poets to spend most of the
time between now and the
November election making
speeches across the country.
She thinks "things are pick
ing up" for the Republicans
since Labor Day, largely be-
cause Of the improved eco
nomic and farm situations,
she said.
Guests included Mrs. Will
liam P. Rogers, wife of the
Attorney General, who said
she doesn't see much of her
husband these days, what
with his concentration on the
school indignation problem:
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, who
is just back from a look at
the San Francisco municipal
center (Which houses its
opera house, where she
picked up many ideas" that
she thinks will be useful for
WaShington's Forthcoming
cultural center, just au-
thorized by Congress.
Other guests included Mrs.
Dorothy M cCullough Lee,
chairman. of the Subversive
Activities Control Board; Mrs.
Pearl Carter Pace, a member
OF the War Claims Commits
sion; Mrs. Dewitt Hyde, Mrs.
Whitney Gillilland, Mrs.
James O'Connell, Col. Julia
Hamblett, head of the Wom-
en- Marines; Judge Mildred
Reeves of the Municipal
Court, Miss Chloe Clifford.
president of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs.
and Mrs. Bernice Woodward
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
Total OF DIS PLAYERS
Rockville Leads Nation
In ,T. League Baseball

weren't up to scratch for the real
game.
Perhaps the best attended
games are those played by the
Pee Wees. An awful lot of apron
strings can be counted in the
stands.
Pee Wees continue to play
their games on Saturday after
school is adjourned but their
elder batsmen play any day con-
venient for scheduling in the
summer.
Everybody concerned with the
Association - and that includes
Burt Kurland and Pat Moran, of
Rockville's recreation depart
ment, which helps great deal =
are of one opinion: sportsman
ship, competitiveness and clean
exercise are the pay.offs for the
Association.
Juvenile delinquency takes a
hard right to the solar plexus
every time the Jump cries. play
BALI"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
Sister City from
BurgOmaster
Visits Sentinel

weight, religion, profession and
credit rating of every resident of
Pinneberg.
The city of Pinneberg conducts
a highly elaborate statistical sur
very every three months, gather
ing and categorizing facts about
its population. Everyone must
fill out innumerable forms and
turn them in to the city.
So Injured has Herr Glissmann
become to this regime - which
he thinks is a good thing for the
people that he cant envision
sOcietv without such controls.
Told that Rockville gets along
without an entrenched bureauc-
racv and that CITY officials are
servants of the peonle. Clissmann
chuckled and said. IT know.
That's what we are told at home"
CHssmann administers Pinne-
berp's water. gas ana electric
utilities. schools. sewers and
other municipal agencies which
are left to the county, or state
governments of MARYLAND.
He said his administration is
nushing for more single-familv
DWELLINGS like those around Rock
Vile but that this reform is a
lone wav off in densely popu-
lated Pinneberg.
His CITY cannot live without
industry he said. but he is striv-
ing for a balance between indus
trv and residential DEVELOPMENT.
Pinneberg was named for
stream that winds around a large
hill. Close by that stream In the
18th century stood a small oak
tree. An Austrian field marshal
one day tied his horse TO the
sanIin0 while his men destroyed
castle on ton Of the hill.
The same tree Is so big today.
Glissmann reports. that four men
must Join hands in a circle to
grid II.
Leaving after a tour Of this
newsraner office, GliSsmann said
the chief effect OF his trip. he
] hoped. would be a better under
/ standing between his people and
ours. This is nurtured. he pointed
out. by an EXCHANGE of letters
between school students.
Students back home. he said
are eager to learn more English
in order TO learn more about
Rockville.
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awards are made when they are
seniors. The writing and the
awareness of literary and COM
munication techniques of each
nominee will be judged by local
state committees, and fin /
award winners will be chosen by
the National Council and will be
announced in January. The win
ners will receive recognition from
NCTE and its 142 affiliated or
CARNATIONS, as well as in their
own schools, and will be recon-
mended to colleges as good can
didates for scholarships.
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Damascus High
Damascus High
.Windhan
Gets Nod
For Award
By Nelson Rhinehart

Final nominations have beer
made for the new high school
English Achievement Awards
program, sponsored by the Ma
tional Council of Teachers @.
English. The Damascus High
School nominee for this award is
Nancy JoAnn Windham.
The aim of this awards pro
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gram, which is
being sponsored
in all 48 states,
is to grant recog-
milton to the ma
Ition's outstand.
ing high school
seniors for excel
.lence in English.
The students are
n 0 m n a ted as
juniors. and the
The people's voice., 1958-10-10
The Fright to Look"
Down In Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-(PA)-
Arkansas has had so-called fright
to work. law on the books since
1947 but through advertising in ma
tional magazines the Arkansas In
dustrial Development Commission
inadvertently admits that this has
been somewhat less than a good
thing for a lot of workers.
There are six Arkansans for
every manufacturing job you could
offer :" the ad informs prospec-
tive manufacturers. What are these
workers doing? Enjoying their
fright to work" by looking for jobs
or holding inferior ones?
The people's voice., 1958-10-10

tions that set the stage for plans by
many local co-ops in those states for
dinners, picnics and special meetings
to show the role played by co-ops in
their respective communities.
The nine were lavish in their praise
of co-ops as they issued their procla-
nations, according to the HERALD.
Four of the nine participating gov
ernors are Republicans, and the HER
AID comments, "a perusal of the
list of state leaders issuing Coop
Month proclamations reveals the in
teresting-and highly appropriate
fact that they are divided, politics
wise, as evenly as it is humanity pos
sible to divide nine ndividuals-five
Democrats and four Republicans.
This is very much in keeping with the
true non-partisan spirit backed by
virtually all co-operatives as they sup
port the elected officials they believe
will do the most good for the greatest