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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-16

rice Miller They are the house
guests OF Mrs, Milton. 63 81
Mary's Az, S r Mrs. Young and
Mrs Brazil win leave for their
respective homes on Friday May
Is Mrs Young Is former resi-
dent of Minneapolis and has en-
joyed renewing old friendships
They have been extended many
social courtesies, including un.
eheons. dinners and sightseeing
tours during their visit
Out OF Hospitals MI Claud
Lyle. 1888 Fourth Az s., is con-
yuIescing az home after spending
five days in Veterans hospital
where he was taken for treatment
after an attack Of pneumonia MIR
Lyle is much improved and well on
the road 10 recovery.
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May 20 Harold Mayes. goa
Humboldt Az n Margaret John
SON lSgi clinton Ay. Mrs Robert
Jackson 1901 10 Az s. Donald
Turner Jr li0g Emeraou Az.
NJ William Commodore Jr, $40
irving Az. ~
May "a Joseph Young. 5000
First Az s., Mrs Theresa Jones.
1908 Emerson Az a., Mrs. Fred
Anderson. 1912 Bryant Az N
May ~ Arthur Lyons. Ao7
Bryant Az ~. Pascal J Com
moa0rr. 1881 Bryant Az NJ. Mag
daionc Jones, 1908 Olson IIIvd
Media Burnett. 1929 Fourth Az.
g. Lorrnaa Ellis, s5os Firm Az
g. Keith Thompson. $50 Bryant
Az ~,
May ~ Miss Bessie jackson
5000 second Az a william Mad
Iaou. $500 Portland Az
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Dir THDAY
GREETINGS
81. pm. BIRTHDAYS


May ~ Albert +. Bauham u.
ga Carroll Az, Mrs. w II Tay-
lar. 756 ST. Anthony Av. Mrs.
AIrue Mcmillan. All w Central
Az stephen Bennett. s72 st An.
th0ny Avs Mrs Roosevelt Nc
Carly, 58T Rondo Av.. Eilwood
Williams. 322 N, Avon 81
May rs Agnes e. Bethel 5at
Roudo Az, Gertrude Freeman,
.Tat ST. Anthony Az. Mrs. Craig
Williams, aos Carroll Az: Mr.
William Maasio. 032 Iglehart Az.
Mira LiIIiau Finley iI3 Rondo
Az, Mrs George Davis, o03 Ron
do Az.
May 10 David Edgar rettiford.
s97 Carroll Az. Mrs 10 Ann Brad
ley. 76s Carroll Az
Msy 20 Mrs Frances Humburd,
723 Rondp Az, Constance mn
s3s Carroll Az
May q Mrs. william Godotte.
62s ST. Anthony Az; Thomas
Clemens. 400 Eondo Az; John
Banks Jr, 705 Iglchsrt Az; Mrs
Earl Grover s33 Rondo Az. Iaur-
eta Foster $40 Rondo Az; I'D
ward C. Bruce, 652 Iglohart Az.
May "a Mrs Dolly CruShzhdn,
a10 Fuller Az; A r shnvera. 800
~ 81 Albana, Mabel stsphena,
tT1 Roudo Av Maurice Duke,
ss2 IKichsrt Az, sopya Marie
sh9ffner, g3s ST. Anthony Az;
Mrs HyiAnd A Stokes. 1892 DORIS
Lane Mrs Fred Law III Bando
Az. Mr. g . MCGEE, 81 Etgndo
Az Martha Anderson. ESQ R0ndo
Az William - Grey Goa iRishart
Az Patsy Dodd T0I Carroll Av.f
Mrs Mildred Duraaj 1864 Tim
bsuabr 10
May - Lawrence whllmore
500 Honda Az Mrs Ruth iiick-
man 7s3 Fuller Az
out-Of Town BIRTHDAYS
MfSSEAPOLIs
May n Gfs Emma simmR.
Milwaukee Wis
May ~ Marguerite Hoajin,
Kansas City Kana
May 20 Mrs ~ kbeYrathy.
Kansas city, 40
May "a George ~ johnson
Washington DC MR. Oaeaioa
Wright Omaha Web
May % John Mouifne Chicago
I'm
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leonard Madden To
Scottish Rite Meet
In pIff.hurnh pn-

Leonard c Madden. $3.50 Firth
Az g. director of the Neal ENun.
eral Home, left by plane Saturday
May 10 for Pittsburgh. Pa
Alr Madden Is attending the an
nual session OF the United Sup
RENE Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish Rite Free Masonry, Prince
Hall Affihation. Northern Jurisdie.
ton which convened in Pittsburgh
May n, ~ and -
MIR MADDEN received the s3rd
degree ia Masonry on Monday
May 70
other S3rd degree Masons In
Minnesota arc Raymond Cannon.
Minneapolis attorney John r.
Lawrence Most worshipfui Grand
Master Tor Minnesota, John Pat,
ton Charles y Doty aud Hobart
+ Mitchell ST..
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bling fountain az the foot OF the
Stair, with red roses floating az
IFS base and cnJiteled with ferns
added an elegant note
The ygvaciaus Mrs, James Tay-
Tor was commentator Tor the show,
Background music was provided
BY Runs Webster while the var-
ous modes were being displayed
with STYLES galore 60 fiatter every
one ia the audience the ehcm,so
sheath balloon akirted fashions
after five costumes, and designers
suits and eoats
Small ny" fashions were cara
bB modelled by laucsn and pohra
Gooden wearing pink dAeron and
polished cotton tragks with bouy
FAINT skirts, Phillip Patterson 10
yellow checked butcher linen three
piece play nit made hy his mother
Mrs Robert NJ Patterson. Charles
and Bruce Nichols IN drip dry
sports suits. Penny ana tAuda
Nichols demure in white nylOn
dresses enhanced with red shoes
white glove and bags ana James
raylor lr, IN his IVY leaguo sport
Jacket and trousers showed what
the well rounded wardrobe for the
youngsters ahound include
Showing what Is high style for
the tecn-ager was Leslie gambol
90 a chcmise sailor dress fcatur
inK navy blue top white rleatcd
skirt and blue accessories, while
Carolyn smith was chic in black
knit Stacks, black and white strip
cd Knit blouse with ROD shoes ana
gondola hat
Lawrence simmons IN grey
stripe wool suit, John Emmett
Young ia brown ivy League
coat. trousers cap and SHIRT and
Mr. Edward Nichols Sc ia black
getaway coat, black and grey
striped trousers modelled the lat,
est iu mems fashions
Fashions for mllaby for inform
al wear were shown hy Mrs Louise
GoodgH ia a yellow linen dress
with grey Jacket Mrs LllIian iial
eHRey IN a beige silk suit wide
sailor bat aud leather Mutation
pumps Mrs Christine johnson tu
"a brown and white urBh silk three
piece jacket dress her own cree
ton md brown straw hat beige
bag and brown Hhaea. Mrs An
talnetto Hughes Alien ga blue
rhrmlso dress n5rcntu.
ated with an exciting new hair
style created by Helen Allen win
flowers 10 her hair with roto
painted with gold paint az back
interest all presented syc-aPpeal
ing portraits
For uuehe0ns and early after
noon affairs, Mrs Viola Madden
wearing auubakcd orange rayou
lined chemlse with white roll cob,
lar buttoncd down the back and
white bum hat trimmed ia orange
Mrs nalengcr IN grey silk tweed
sheath grey ana black y length
coat white straw derby hat while
Mrs EddTaps pndEron IA a black
sheer wool dfasamakor suit with
white mink collar arcemorxri
with black patent shoes matching
bag white Int and gloves and
Mrs Josephine oden IN Riamor-
ota black cashmere coat and black
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NrNNEaroIIs BIRTHDAYS

May n Burr 0rgsby 81 s7f
Al9rca ~ y Barrie Carmichael
81 s7H Y1nh Az g Mrs. Viva
Jean Webb. f02s Third Az p
Sire Euth Lewis 9ot4 Clifton
~ Mas 4 PatFlela Arsb asis
Portland Az Hrs Eeae l. WH-
Hsmg 20t5 "a Az s.
Nay ~ r7aBds Burt 7sia n
~ 5 LAsnz wayss 7ot fiarabalat
Az ~ Ngp c,erntIs Palmss
1881 Bryant ~ n
Nay ~ Wary BacSvsB ifis
Tflr1 81 Mr. cscehs Boyd
Esag Flrts ~ H. Mrs r.
Tfaras zsis cEcAgs ~ Mrs
DsIIa Hayes g7s Alsrea ~ y
Chayles amsfs 80 LyrdAis Az
n Nathanls3 WaiEs IT, ssf5
FIfIh ~ 8 Raymond J Wal
iace ssts sns,Hnx ~ Hariey
Morris s7s AA9rcs Az r.
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and green street dress with match
ing hat and black accessories
showed the Chip for the season ard
tar into ummcr
The garden party Afternoon tea
aad cocktail party fashions were
shown BY Mira iouisc GDodcn ia
lavender tarteta fancy pants"
ytth lavander oversktrt and purple
strap sandals Mrs Oicn in royal
Blue hcuealine Darrell drvsa. suede
shoes aud imported necklace from
klancy Miss Sauara Anderson in
waits length gown with match
ink accessories. Mrs viala Mad
den In blue silk print Nathan
Strong original fashioned in the
latest balloon style dramatiHed
with a tucklo OF rbtncstouo and
crystal Sc, an showed high fashion
style
white Mrs Maxine Jouea "a a
white Reatskiu run length coat
with push az dolmhp sleeves Tined
IN rcd satin with matching satin
hat and shnes Mics sandra Jean
Anderson Ia hluo ailiS print ehcm-
Use. Mrs Christine Johnson Ia a
dyed crmine coat covering a love.
~ blue tapestry hrDcsdcd gown, an
designed BY Mrs Johnson, Mrs
lima Masiugo Ia a white lace druas
in beautiful white hat created
BY Adslsne Adams Mrs nalonger
~ black chiffon FUN sMrted dress
with tucked midrff dramatiard
with a black hayiSle feather wig
and Mrs FddrcsH puEeun 10 a
beautiful black Chantillv lace over
flesh three TERED ballcriua length
dress were typical 81 what the well
dressed lady wears after five
or spectacular interest we're the
unique hats worn hy Mrs naieuRor
and Mrs MsanFo which were
dreamed and fashioned into reality
by Mrs Adolins Adnma
Mrs John Patton one ~ the
organizers 81 Alpha wlvca. gave
brief history 81 tho organization
Tho clever script usod hy the eem
mcnlator was written by Mfs
Prince Simmons vice president
Following me fashion ssirava
sanza The 0ppuCiativo audience
enjoyed Cen from an atlfariiysiy
appointed table win i,a Italian
eutwofk white linen cloth routored
with o floral arrangement ~ pink
an1 white snnpdregubH pink talipa
and grrUuery between twin sets Of
silver candiratieita holding pIuB
spiral tspcrn
Dainty refreshments carrying
out The pink and white color motif
"a SILVER trays and silver tea and
coffee services adorned each end
Mrs Thomas johnson and Mrs
/ william Casaiua presided at The ties
table
MIA Euftg Rchstar rru.,t,f
chairman and her committee com
posed of Afa Maurice Howell and
Mira Charles Nichols directed The
affair
Mrs william CanAua IL praH
dent Of Alpha Wives
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- ana Miss Theima Oldham OF
3soS Fifth Av s. left by motor
FOR Dayton, o.. 20 visit Miss Old
hams mother and family They
VIII also visit In Detroit and T,ls.
keege Ala while on vacation.
They viii be away for three weeks
Club Hostess; Mrs Harold Car
ter 1923 Third Az S. was hostess
70 The Minneapolis Birthday club
on Saturday evening May 10.
Games were enjoyed and prizes
won by the Mines Thaddeus
James Bert Dawson and Albert
Allen Jr A social hour and the
serving Of tasty refreshments con-
cluded the pleasant evening Mrs.
Frederick Jones will be hostess az
the next meeting on June IL at
her home, 1892 Fourth Az S.
New Address; Mrs. Dorothy
Thompson and children formerly OF
1919 Clinton Av are now greeting
their friends az their new address.
4ol2 Oakland Az
Meeting Date Set: The Smart
Set Club Of Bethesda Baptist
church has postponed their reg
ular meeting date until June 10.
at which time Mrs Dorothy
Thompson VIII be hostess az her
home, 40l2 Oakland Az.
WIN Leave For Home: Mrs Rose
Young OF Portland, Ore, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
in the city for the past three
weeks, was joined by her daughter,
Mrs Maggie BRAZIL Of New York
Gty who Is spending the week
with her mother sister Mrs Ar
lene Milton and aunt. Mrs. Beat
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WEDDING ANNINERsARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

May ~ Nr and Mrs John
Nellie, spf5 Third Az g., II years.
May 10 Mr. and Mrs Albert
True S5os Third Az. s., ~ years
May 10 Mi and Mrs Albert
Bantam Jr, 3e4s Smelling A.,
three years Mr. and Mrs Robert
Dye, 1885 Smelling Az three years.
Mr. and Mrs Benaia owens, 100
Fremont Az NJ three years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-16
NEW AIR FORCE
FINANCE 8 ACCOUNTING
OFFICER TAXES OVER

First Lieutenant William r. Par
son recently assumed the duties Of
Finance and Accounting officer
for the 246sth Air Base Group
Captain Earnest J. Meggison.
former 2i65th Comptroller and
Finance officer, has been assigned
TO Okinawa,
The base and the Twin city
area are not new 10 Lieutenant
Parson He was assigned here two
and hall years ago and worked
in Finance section as an enlisted
man with the rank Of Technical
Sergeant,
Lieutenant pHrson graduated
from officers Candidate School
lin June 1856 After completing
rs weeks al the nishursing Of
hcer's School he was assigned to
Korea
A native % Chicago. m, 1t.
Farsou has more than ten years Of
military service
lie resides with his wife Sidney
r., and three children, william s.
u years old, Mary r, 4, and Car
olyH J. two years old, al s5s lyle
hart Av
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former Charlotte Perfect and
native 81 paulitr
onza Bowers Mrs Bowers Is the
More than ago pounds Of pa
per and paperboard are used each
year by every person In the us
Kaye Coates. Sioux Fails, - 10.
correspondent makes Twin Citians
~ Minnesota close akin 30 che
folks la the South Dakota met
ropolis.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

LasseE nous. faro Bridge Club Mrs Olyo Gum was
hostess the farc Bridge club Saturday May 10
az her home Sl lgrhart Az Members enjoyed deectable
lunch preceding bridge Winning prizes for high
Mrs Gum first Mrs O. L. Alexander second and Mrs Barrie
Carmichael sr third Consolation prize 90 Mrs X
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS y

Back Home: Mrs James Campbell 1888 Portland Ay is
baek nome after Spending three weeks Kansas City Hans
visiting her mother, Mrs. c. w. Woods and family
Out OF Hospital james SIMS 1917 Fifth Az : who has
been patient in Mt Sinai hospital now eonyaleseng
home
Visiting In East: Mrs Louis W johnson 1887 Second Az.
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TEA AND FASHION SHOW is
FEATURE OF MOTHERS DAY HERE
M SHEPARD
ny lrssiE SHEPARD

While the weather provided typical May hatkdrep,
beautiful answers to what 60 the party afternoon bridge
club meeting church shown daring the presentation
Fabulous Fashions Fer IS tho initial Fashion SHOW and
Mothers Day Tea by Alpha Wives Sunday afternoon May
from 70 pm
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

May n Mr. and Mrs Edgar
William owens 285 Hgnio Az. n
years.
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out OF Town BIRTHDAYS
ST HAleI

May ~ Mrs T73ess50fe Y filz.
on Cleveland, Ohio
May n Mrs I1lllan q. Burris
Los Angeles. Cahf
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You can he sure that advertisers
In this paper want and APPRECI-
ATE your patronage.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-16

The way you get experience
quickly IL 10 start looking for
something rlsn." Harry sulIi-
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Letters 60 tho Editor la This
paper usually provocative are fulI
u Fireworks aud round out u good
editorial page each week
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Speaking Of farm products
cornslalks can be used 20 make
and grain for making
synthetic rubber
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DINNER MENU FOR SPRING

DINNER MENU FOR SPRING
Broiled shad on shad-rus demon
sections buttered fresh asparagus,
parslcl.ed new potatoes, tomato a
cucumber salad french dressing
instant chocolate tarts' hot or
iced coffee.
INSTANT CHOCOLATE TARTs
? cups cold milk
package chocolate instant pud,
ding mix
& tart shells
METHOD; Pour milk into mix.
ing bowl Add pudding mix and
beat slowly with egg heater Just
until we'll mixed, about | minute
DO not oyerheat mixture win be
thin Pour at once into tart shells
and let stand to set takes about
10 minutes Garnlsh with tender
thin flaked ooconut, chopped al,
monds or whipped cream, Makes 6
servings.
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lndiyiduaIized with your monogram
OF hand sewn fell initials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

1.-THE PIunderers. 1913. Rod Cam
eron. 500
"outeost Of Poker Flat" 1897.
Preston Foster 500
Two O'Clock couress." lS45.
Ann Rutherford. @-5
Treasure islond." 1894. WaIIoce
Beery. ll:l19
"MiIlie's Daughter" Gladys Geeses.
30
Saturday PM.
"LowIess Riders" 1925. Ken Moy-
nord. ZOO
"BIaek Poroehute. 1914. Larry
Parks. 800
~ Am the Low" 1898. Edword G.
Robinson. 4:3o-4
THE MorshoI's Daughter. 1858,
lourie Anders 500
Step by Step" 1916 Anne JET
freys. IO:3O-5
"PeriIous Holiday" 1916. Pot
O'Brien. lo:3o-7
The Lody Is Willing" 1912.
MorIene Dietrich. ll:lON4
"Dr. JekyII and Mr.. HYDE" l94l.
lnorId Beremon. ll:l5-9
The Coy FoIeon." ls4l. George
Sanders. l2:O0-S
"Konso. the Wild StoIiion." 1910.
Rochelle Hudson. :45-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

The Perfect Specimen. 1887.
Enrol Flynn. 8:o0--5
THE Poee Thet Thrills" 1852.
Bill WiIloms. :0O-5
THE Silver stor." 1855. Ed9or
Buchanan. ll.20-9
Thursday AN.
"Ponemo Lody." 1889. Lucille Boil
lO:0O-5
Thursday PM.
welcome M. Washington" Peggy
Cummins. British
"Rembrcndt. 1886 Charles
Louohton 1905
us Everybody Happy" 1914 Ted
Lewis. 500
~ Monied q Witch" 1912. Fred
rc March II 00-5
"Joekie Robinson Story" 1850.
jackie Robinson. ll:l5-9
Friday AN.
Catherine the Greet" 1884.
Douglas Foirbonks. ir. lo:00-5
Friday PM.
Ter. and spors." 1876. Jonet
Blair. :00-4
"P;eeod:Ily Incident. 1916 Nj
choeI Wldne. SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Movies
Sunday

SUnoov T'W.
"Ths Bsbs Ruth Story" lS4s.
WiIIom 6sndiS. l2:3o--5
"Aet Of Love" Kirk Douglas. Over
NY Deed Body" ls42. Milton
"ssvsss spIendO,." le4e Doeu-
mentop. 1000
ANGELS With Dirty Fssss." 1928.
james Coanss. BOOT
"hish sis're." ls4l. Humphrey
"so" o. Kong" 1893. Robert Arm,
hight i,'S'' end D.,." 1916 Coy
High Noon" 1852. Cory Cooper.
1O:3O-4
Dodge City" 1899. Enrol Flynn.
"rh. wom Mou." l94l. cioude
Roins. ll:l5-0
Mondoy AN.
"HsH Breed" 1852. Robert Young.
looO-5
Mondoy PM.
"Howe,ds Of Virsinio." l94l Cory
0ront 90
"AIsxends, 6rehem Bell. 1899
Don Ameohe 500
BLOOD on the Moon" 1888 Rob-
ert Mitchum. 1905
white Tower" 1850. Glenn Ford.
Keeper Of the Flame" 1912
Spencer Trocy. l1:l5-9
Tuesday AN.
Bridge Of Son LYis Rsy." 1914
Lynn Bori. lo00-5
Tuesday PM.
Double Hsrness." 1893 Wilton
Powell. :OO-4
"PoIo Joe." 1886. Joe E. Brown.
:30-5
City on the Hunt" 1853. Lew
Ayres. 5000
TOO Young TO Know" l945 Joon
Leslie. S:OO-5
Twelve Crowded Hours" 1889
Richord DIX II 0O@S
kid Glove Killer" 1912 Won Het-
lin. IL 30
Wednesday AN.
Men Are Not Gods" 1887.
Miriom Hopkins. l0O0-5
Wednesday PM.
Wells Come Tumblins Down."
1916 Lee Bowmon 90
The World Chonses." 1888 Paul
-. 1.ln {
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
South of City from p. !
New Rockville
Sewer Urged

West of Falls rd. After being
boosted over a ridge South of
the city, it would again continue
by gravity flow through the
Cabin John trunk sewer and even
tually reach the District of Co.
lumbia's Blue Plains disposal
plant far down the Potomac.
Tentative arrangements with
the Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission would let Rock
vile discharge 3.4 million gal
Ions per day into the Cabin John
trunk sewer. This total could
be upped to an eventual 6.8 mil
lion gallons, he said.
Plan of the new sewer was
based on the average of IL per-
sons per residential acre of land
served, each contributing a daily
average total of 91.4 gallons of
sewage.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
For Free
For Free
School Site
Is Offered
By Simmons

A Rockville developer has
offered to donate a 10-acre
site in stylish Glen Hills SUBJ
division as a site for a future
West Rockville Junior High
School.
Marvin Simmons, the would.
be donor, told the board that the
site is in an area in which lots
are currently selling at from
$4,000 to $4,000 an acre.
Additional land could be
purchased If and when need.
ed, he assured the board.
The 10-acre plot is located just
west of a 200-acre subdivision
tract, near the new Rockville
water tower off Glen Mill rd.
He pointed out that a proposed
circumferential route connecting
Hungerford Towne with Rt. %
would pass by the site and pro-
vide easy access to any school
there.
Board Chairman Lathrop
Smith directed the school staff to
inspect the site for its feasibility
as a school location.
Mrs. Helen Scharf expressed
the boards appreciation for Sim
mons offer, remarking that it is
mice precedent"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Sealed Bids

The Board of Education of
Montgomery County will receive
sealed bids for furnishing the be-
low listed items until the dates
and times as shown. The bids
will be publicly opened in the
office of the Supervisor of Pur-
chasing, at the Board of Educa-
ton, 300 E. Montgomery Avenue.
Rockville, Maryland. Spccifica.
tions may be obtained at the Of.
flee of the Supervisor of Purchas.
ing.
Bid No. 107, Art Equipment.
Until 800 PM, EST, Thursday.
October 80, 1858
Lewis Francis
Supervisor OF Purchasing
1t-6733-1o-1
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Five Lawmakers Hit
By Blast from COP

A charge of incompetence"
was hurled by county Republi-
cans this week at Democratic
members of the county's leg
islative delegation.
The five Democratic incum.
bents, according to the COP
statement, approved addition of
large areas in the county to the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
District even though affected
property owners received no San
itary Commission services.
This was discriminatory" the
COP hopefuls said, because SINH.
lar areas were added to the
WSSD in Prince Georges Coun.
ty but property owners there did
not have to pay Sanitary Com
mission taxes until they started
receiving water and/or sewer
services.
Failure of the delegates to
grant Montgomery property
owners the same exemption
allowed Prince Georges resi-
dents, the statement cOntin.
ued, cost Montgomery Coln-
tians thousands of additional
tax dollars"
The statement was issued by
A. Murray Preston, Thomas M.
Anderson, Jr., l.. Brent BoZell,
Charles A. Camalier, Jr., and
Ronald S. Senseman-al Republi-
can candidates for the House of
Delegates.
The statement referred only to
Democratic" members of the leg
islative delegation - not to the
delegations lone Republican, Gil
bert GUIDE.
Asked for comment on the
charge, Chairman Blair Lee, III,
of the county delegation, said the
method approved by the delega-
ton is "the traditional one that
has prevailed in Montgomery
County since the beginning of the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission"
"When a new Territory is add.
ed to the Sanitary District, land
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
THOMAS NJ. ANDERSON, JR.
~ 80. Perry Street
Rockville, Md.
ArnTIl.l. rn,aA IL : IraDIl.s
Notice to
Grading Contractors

Sealed Bids will be received un-
til 1000 Am. on Monday, Octo-
ber 27, 1858 at Room 602, Coun-
ty Office Building, Rockville for
grading designated as MCPW
Contract B-59-1115-A) along Grail
DIR. in Bannockburn. Principal
work will approximate $500 c.y.
excavation. Bidding documents
may be obtained at Room 5O6,
County Office Building, Rockville,
upon presentation of Official
County Receipt for $500 mot re-
fundable). Bid Bond of at least
so of bid shall be required.
M. A. BUTCHER
Director of Public Works
For Montgomery Co., Md.
1t-6737-10.16
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
r. Edwin Brown
Attorney-at-Law
Rockville, Md.
Trustees Sale

lItlSbeeS pdiC
Of Valuable UnimprOved Real Es-
tate located in Montgomery
County, Md, Situate on Falls
Road Between Rockville and
Potomac. Being the Property
Formerly Owned BY Porter N.
Butt and Wife, and Now
Known as Lake Normandy
Estates"
BY virtue of power and author
ity contained in a Deed of Trust
from VIM. ii. Smith Company,
Inc, Maryland Corporation, to
the undersigned Trustees, dated
the 31st day of July, 1858, and re-
corded among the Land Records
of Montgomery County, Md, in
Liber 1926, Folio 275, and at the
request of one of the parties Sc
cured thereby, default having oc-
CURED in the terms and condi-
tions thereof, the undersigned
Trustees named in said Deed OF
Trust will sell at auction in front
of the property on Falls Road
on
FRIDAY MORNING. NOV. I, 1858
Al 1000 AM.
all Of the property in said deed
OF trust, described as follows:
Part OF Lot 3 in the division