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1900
4-Tie Toe Dough. Quiz.
Jack Berry. m. c.
5-Looney Tunes. Kids.
7-Pete and His Pals. Kids,
e.Levs Of Life. Seriol.
1870
Ale Could Be You. Variety.
5-Life With EIixCbeth.
9-Seoreh for Tomorrow. SerI.
12:45
s-Guidins Light. Serial.
100
4-FeatuFe Playhouse. Movie.
va Hours. Riders of the NORTH
west Mounted" 1913. Russell
Hayden.
y.TV Reoder's Digest. Dronno.
7-Tsouble With Father.
9-Theoter OF Stars. Drono.
IA Season TO Love" lido Lupino,
Howcrd Duff.
$50
Slate Lunch Movie.
IA Hours. The Perfect Speci-
men," 1887. Enrol Flynn.
7-Deuloh. Comedy.
9-As the World Turns. Ser1.
2:00
Tour Miss Brooks. Comedy.
9-Beas The Clock. Contest.
ESQ
4-Kitty FeyIe. Drama.
Tiny Little Mereie. Comedy.
9-House Party. Variety.
Art Llnklester. host.
$500
4.AAaeinee TheoteF. Color.
I neuE. THE Man With the
Pointed Toes" A weoIthY young
Texan hires Q tutor to moke
himself more attractive TO o
SOPHISTICATED girl Earl 5oliircn,
IHl-~Akl
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1850
7.News.
loss
7-Livins Faith. Religion,
1900
4-PFiee Is Right. Contest.
Bill Cullen. m, c.
7-RompeF Room. Kids.
I Hour. Featuring Miss SolIy o'
the teacher.
9-ArthuF Godfrey. Variety.
1870
4-Truth or Consequences.
S-Liberoee. Music.
9-Detto. Quiz,
, 1958-09-12

and appurtenances to be purchased with funds OF the
United States and to be installed and become a part OF the
potable water supply facilities hereby conveyed to the
Municipality Of Saint Thomas and Saint John as OF the
time Of such installation.
2. The Municipality Of Saint Thomas and Saint
John hereby agrees that the potable water supply facll1-
ties described above have been completed, and hereby
consents to the transfer Of the said facilities, and all other
additional equipment and appurtenances to be included
in the future, to the Municipality Of Saint Thomas and
Saint John.
3. The Municipality of Saint Thomas and Saint
John hereby accepts the transfer Of said water supply
facilities and agrees to operate and maintain them and
all additional equipment and appurtenances for the
purposes for which they have been constructed and in
stalled, unless and until relieved Of such responsibility by
the United States of America.
No member of or Delegate to the Congress Of the
United States shall be admitted to any share or part Of
this Agreement or to any benefit arising therefrom.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, This agreement has been
executed and delivered by and on behalf of the parties
hereto as of the date first above written.
, 1958-09-12
(Sgd)D Daniel w. Ambrose

(Sgd)Daniel w. Ambrose"
Recorded on April q, 1858, at 200 pm. by Alphonso
A. Christian, acting Recorder Of Deeds. Protocol AZ Page
485, No. 119, Real Property Registero
THE PRESIDENT: thank you very much for
making this a very delightful session. I look forward to
the same cooperative spirit and conciiatory attitude dur
ing the next regular session.
If there are no objections, there being no further
business, we shall adjourn sine die (4:20 PM
UBR a. ANDUZE DDS
President.
JOHN D. MERWIN LIB
Legislative Secretary
Smyrna times., 1958-01-02

s and trade-in
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Afamous make and full weight 8 "a pounds. Warm,
light shells" Of rayon and nylon, intended to be
made into electric blankets Wonderful colors
Rose, blue, pink, green, yellow and red. Really
2-blankets-in-1. Wide, rayon satin bindings.
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80
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2.39 "Mhiie House" PsreaIes
1877

Size 72x108-in and fitted twin top and bottom
sheets Ours alone in Washington!
2.69 Fitted Double Top and Bottom or S1xlOS-in.,
2.29
2Ss Extra Size 9Ox1OS-in., 25s; Cases Sc and CSC
1.9o Cannon Muslin Sheets so
Four Sizes 72x108 or 81x99 in and fit
. ted twin top and bottom Sheets
229 Size S1x1OS-in. or Fitted Double Top
& and Bottom Sheets -----------2. 200
269 Size 90x1OS-in., 2.49; Cases------46c and soc
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Exlra-Plump Dacron Pillows
Standard size, extra plump, filled with
Dacron and covered with Dacron :. so
the whole pillow may be Numbered.
n Peri. Ass-5.ss Foam Rubber
Extra plump, snowy white i. covered
with easy-to-remove zippered muslin
covers.
Luxurious Down Pillows
Filled with fine imported down. Extra
plump. Striped, down-proof quality
ticking.
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FURN. - French love seat. new
eond.. Tiffany mantel clock. fine
oil paintings and Oriental rug,
must sell; sac. OIL. 2-STS9.
FuRN.-New 3-pc. blk. sect. sofa
coral mahoR. din. rm., bedrm.
LOUNGE chairs. sofabed. dinette
OV. 3-4d6T. ia. S-7562.
FURN.--Priced for quick sale; al
most new auto. washer, PhilcC
refgr,, maple bedrm. suite. drop
leaf dinette with 4 chairs: misc
Will sell sep. Can be seen ans
time at 1904 Ely pl, Sc. Apt. .
FuRN.--Custom built trad. IRE
side chairs, sect, sofa. . arm
chairs, :, leather Lawson dbl. bed
sofas. chair to match: kit. furn
upright piano, tables, lamps, II.
in, TV. Other items. All at sacr
prices. RIA. 6-4910.
FURN.-5-piece. solid maple di.
nette, sac; Reseney foam sofa
SD: Seamstress port, sewing ma,
chine. SO. outside chaise lounge
Sl5. JU. S-3596.
with slip cover
Hamilton pocket watch: manua
ice cream freezer. WO. 6-l355,
FURN. HOLLYWOOD bed, dbl. size
S25t mahog. secretary, $50. RE
5-4l2g
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DSIsSIsd. - sooa Sus.gi.s.s stock:
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR REMl

CHAIN SAWS. Mccuiloch; sales.
rentals; s12 day. oRAVELY or
WASH, 10. 4-7107.
BuLlDOzERs. leaders Generators,
chain saWs mixers. pumps, Fofd
tractors. cement SrinderS. finish
Rfkrz2fs ' qoofs EeuHIgP. CO eos'O4O'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

GAS RANGE. used, reasonable, good
condition, Phone JU, 9-0O9s.
GAS RANGES, used. new, $40 up
Easy credit ACME STOVE co
1 IOll 9TH ST. NV. Ma S-S952
GAS STOVE, practically new: $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
SEWING MACHINE
SPECIALS

New Home portable, complete
$3.50; Singer, complete, portable
S29 80: console, complete. slightly
used, round bobbin, $50 .95; Viking
complete. portable, round bobbin.
very fne machine, S39.95. First
call. FIRST served. 2412 18th ST
NV. HEMSTITCHING SHOP, Co
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GARBAGE DISPOSAL
SPECIAL
$50 .95

In original sealed cartons with
RCA-Whirlpool warranty. Phone
except Saturday. while they last.
JU. s-6454 or Ju. s-9T5S
IDEAL KITCHENS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

VIOLIN, bow and hard shell case;
5-4039.
WASHER. Hotpolnt auto. locks and
runs good; sell $50. Can deliver
Pc. s-0425.
WASHER; Easy. spin dryer IN
excel. eond, SIS, Wo. 6-0246.
WASHER. vyinger type, with heavy
duty Lowell wrinRer. porcelain iIl-
SIDE and egt. Take over balance
down payment, BROWNS FURNi-
TURE CENTER. 1909 Good Hope
I'd. Sc. LII. 4-SSO0.
WASHER. Kenmore wringer, TOP
cond.. S35. WE. A-SSf0.
WASHER. Westinghouse de luxe
al $50. wo. 6-3ssS.
WASHER-Kenmore Fully auto.
dition re. 6-l4S3
WAsHEB EASY SPIN DRfER--
AL cond.. S45. Call Lu. l-3459.
WASHER. Bendix Economist sa5 or
best oiIer. VI. 3-0SS0.
WASHER, Whirlpool automatic de
luxe With suds saver. Good eondi-
ton. S4S. u. 4-ei72.
WASHER, Hotpoint elec, SO: needs
j 8 pm. or weekends. u. 10000,
WASHER, RcA Whirlpool, 'Ss mod
81. Best buy semi-auto, Ju 5-Oa64
WASHER, Westinehouse Laundro-
mat, model L-l00. N use Z mos.
brand new eond., fully auto. ReaS
OR. 3-275e.
WASHER. Kenmore wringer type
] late model with timer: will de.
liver II for $50. PO. 2-6425.
WASHER wRINGER. SIS 90; auto
S39, 100; apt size, $1,000: gal
range. $1,000, Can del Elk. 1914
WASHER, fully auto; looks q
new metal tub; tumbler action
sacrifce, 500. delivery arranged
20. 1920.
w ASHIN MACHINE, Kenmori
wrlneer, drain pump, auto. timer
rings bell and stops washer; gooG
eond. good price. 10. 5-2l96
WASHING MAcHINE--Apex, wrin,
condition $2S. Call 10. 2-S3ta. OF
LU. $4,000, ext 1908.
WASHING MACHINE. Morse auto
I AoNN AaAQaNAt WY kOl4 uUNIANtNI
eond.; clean: bargain. WA. 1881
WASHING MAC HINE, Maytal
wrtnger type; lifetime tub, pump
excel. cond. WA. 7-7s6i.
WATCH REPAIR EoUIP.-cleanint
mach. stalking tool, bench, Jewel.
ing tools. etc. SP. 3-a733.
WATCHMAKER'S TOOLS and sup
/ plies. selline In one lot. Best Of
fer. Call 10. 2-2SSa.
WELDING and cutting torches. tips
like new; S35. GICHNER. ISL;
M st. NV, FE. 3-63t5.
WHEEL CHAIR. metal. collapsible
4 in good condition. used twice; hesi
offer. UN. 4-l694
WHEEL CHAIR, EVEREST anS
Jennings. folding with brakes
Excel. cond SIS. TIE, 6-S554.
ONE DOOR CLOSER. used, Mode
800" overhead, is-h p. &C mo
tor, complete with overhead raj
and chain. good condition. $40
Call Sterling $4,000 Ext. 234.
IS TT. of 60-ln, No, o ehainlinl
wire. used. Sc; e5 chainiinl
walk gates, new, So ca: IL chain,
link drive gates, $40 ca. WA
OUTSIDE Red, 7sxS0: bo,
spring and mattress; SIS; no de.
livery. FL. 4-9035.
! FIYE-AND-DIME STORE, going gu,
OF business: counters, glass file
/ cabinets, water cooler, window
LIGHTS, disp. equip. shelves. ) cash
regs. AP 7-2S25. UN. 4-74lf,
GOING OVERSEAs-For sale ia,
dies bicycle. RCA Victor tabll
model radio-phonograph bai
stools, tend tables, desk. mise
XII. 9-5153.
ATTENTION DIPLOMATIC SET
/ Christian Dior short, white lace
J bridal gown with crinolines SIZE
/ s 10 10. Jane Derby white taffets
and black lace floor length lorna
gown. Never worn. White ermin,
evening Jacket. like new All from
out OF town. Call for appt. OIL
4-5094
MAN'S-Hand tailored fun dress
suit, S45; tweed topcoat. $40
size $50 WO 6-20n3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

BEAGLE PuPs. AKci excellent
hunters; wormed and healthy, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
Open sat.-sun. Til 8 PM.

Ewes. TO 3 pm New flush doors
ends. 80 ,95; one price for any size
4 door lambs, S2gb; 3h-in trim, &c
geod shelvine, 1bc: clear W. pine
SOC; KIN. pine pan, all plywoods
and mouldings. GENERAL MILL
LUMBER Co. 1890 Knowles ave.
kens.. Nd, of Conn. ave. VIII. g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

LOCKERS. tables, cloak racks,
chairs, shelving, bins. carts. bench
churches. institutions, We save
you money HARcO EQUIPMENT
CORP. 2473 Sherman ave. NV,
NO 7-1g19
LOvEsEAT HIDE-A-BED = New
reasonable. EN-, 3-2s94.
IUMBER. dried walnut, V, a anc
2 inches thick. JU. 9-7D45
p'MBER, mahoeany, long and
wide, SOC board IT.. shorts a5C
and up; Marine nlywood to "a
IT, long. IA. 7-Tfi3o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

cDNths u4FleCt ptl. auult VI
lid. Never banks. no sheddlng
doRsIe odor. Top-euality Axe
8 :. i s. !. So, al day week end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

BOXER, gentle, young, fawn te.
male all shots; reg. ~ cham.
pionS and pedtgrees, reas Dial.
tie cheap. SIP. a-SdSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

BOSTON TERIER STUDS, for
/ 9-5asl. 1900 colesvine I'd, 8 s.
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LUMBE
LUMBER

Paneling, wallboard. Turing strips
Thoroseal. DO 1t Yourself" Dept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

ALLIGATORs. So; chicken snakes.
50; HAmsterS. 81 rs; rats. 81;
monkeys. $50 up; lizards. 81 ring
tail cat. $50; Oh. sired Bp siam.
female kitten, S35: ant houses.
SSSSS' ~ Elsn sJ pssrsskee's' pAL.s-
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BOXER, male. fawn, Axe. I yTsI
needs room to run. JE 2-05aT
BOXER PUPPY. male, white mark.
ings, Axe res. RE. 6-7i6S or
RE. SEEMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

GARDEN TRACTORS. oraveiy s.
h.p, preseason bargain, like new
Save 500. DU, 5-9130.
GAS RANGE, perfect condition;
reasonable. GA. 4-S217.
GAS RANGES, new, used instalia.
ton PEERLESS SALES CO, 223i
Ga ave NV AID. 2-21Q0.
GAS RANGE. small 2Ox22, 4 burn.
ers, like new. RIA. 6-50SS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

BAssET PUPS. Axe ree.; AKo
papers and health certificate fur
nished free, stud service avail.
Call IN 9-oQ.s0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

PUPS: Axe, cheap: toy
fox terriers and mixed ccllies. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

BOXER PUPS, Axe. champ. breed;
/ iawn and brindle; shots. wormed:
/ 3 mos IA. $500. q pm. VIZ,
1 days. Can be seen Sun
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SCOTTISH TERRIERS
Axe Choice PUPS spruce 3-as75
sEALYHaM TERRiER PUPpf. ie-
MALI; ~ weeks. Axe. $50. OIL
SHEPHERD COLLIE Pups. HARDY,
h weeks fine Watcndoas ana pets.
$40 ann 50 DU 5-hsf2
SHETLAND sHEEp DOO. miniature
collie Axe. ~ Nks., male, LOges
children 5prins g-0fg2.
sIAMEsE sEALPOINT kittens ~
derful pets ov 5.2s4f
SPANIEL. sire and type. black,
male. houssbroken: VII give %
someone who can provide sale
home and affection. de. 2-30Sg.
ST. BERNARD RUPs--AKc: mas
alye intellieent, BWisa type. reserve
yours now. JU p.O2O6
lcontinusd on Next PAgsI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

BOsION IKRRIER, lem. ia Yrs.
ing. XII. S-o7OR. XII e-5gBa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

BEAGLE PUPs. II weeks Axe
res, SIS and go temporary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

pinis spc, e qaar.s 5oe E E1ns Inns
eolors. ART CRAFT PA PAINT r. CO y
3l6 Kennedy ST. NV. tn. 2-69S6
PHOTOGRAPHIC SKI EQUIPMENT
Complete studio setup: value,
S 5000 will sell $500. Mon. tn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

BEAGLE PUPs. Axe, : wks.; 1
females left; $50; excel. huntins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

MATTRESS. e-pc. seaiy foam-rub.
Der set; used 3 mos; cost $3.50. 80;
500 80 or best offer. Moving Out
OF State. 10. 5-1276.
MIRROR. new shadow-box framed
2AYhl. G0R ia OIL nN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES
Extra special. The best offer
your dollar can buy. For limited
time only, Alternate famous au-
tomato sewing machine, made IN
Germany. combines 3 machines in
one--straieht sewer. zig-zag sewer
and automatic sewer. With this
machine m you can do all home sew.
ing quickly without attachments
$319.50. now Sl8s. First come
first served. . yrs service ire,
from coast to coast and Canada
Cail Tor appointment only. CO. 5.
.tS43,
SHELVING STEEL-We mfr. stee
shelving bins, racks, carts, benche
N our Wash. plant: warehous
planning large stock all sizes.
10 10000 install made. HARCC
EQUIP. CORP. NO. 7-1919. 90
SHOPSMITH. woodworking tool
and accessories. RE. 5-S564.
SHELVING STEEL, all sizes 70,
stores. warehouses and homes: 81
set up. GICHNER, FE. 3-6345.
SHOPSMITH, with Zig saw attach.
ment. IA. S-9O31.
SHUTTERS, sliding doors. French
doors, toilet, oil burner, greer
cotton rug. OIL. 6-5473.
SINGERS, UsED-singer portabies
Sls,95: free home demo. EDISON
CO. 500 ? st. NV: dav. Dl
7-0710; NIGHTS. Ii. 6-695O
CRATES. mems shoe skates; never
used: size SAB. Phone FE. 3-3293
SKILSAW, ~, cost 500 so viii
blades. practically new: sacrifice
500 or best offer. 10. 3-6441.
SkILSAW. cleo, port. Rh inch
new. extra blades; S3q.9 PM
pong table compl.. new cond.; S35
La. 9-1795.
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ATTENTION DIPLOMATIC SET
Christian Dior short, white lace
bridal gown with crinolines. size
s 10 10. Jane Derby white taffeta
and black lace floor length formal
gown. Never worn. White ermine
evening Jacket, like new All from
out of town. Call for appt OIL.
4-5094.
MAN'S-Hand tailored fun dress
suit, S45; tweed topcoat. $50:
size 3S-40. WO. 6-2003.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

BEAGLEs. small pair, well bred, 4
months old. Reasonable. LOs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

BOXER PUPPIES. 9 weeks Axe,
tawn with black mask ED. sl-sSe0,
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What It Takes To
Become A Doctor
By JOHN r.. ACNEw

the end"
IV1 a
lsvord
viii teachers friends and casual
acquaintance his physician father there would be
little other information offered him.
s a sick
which his sufcient
understanding and skill to help
dedicated informing
the public physicians students become doctors
should
education
write
universal achieve
lack the desire
a prolonged period
medical
solid prerequisite The
calling after graduation.
for admission while substance
it actually
the premedcal about
Medical
bringing the total eight before viii write M after
CONTINUED
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Fiercely Independent
CountyHospitaIKeeps
Abreast Of the Times

off the hospital mortgage. Future
projects utilizing the remainder
of the funds are now being con
sidered. A fire sprinkler system
is one.
The Ford Foundation funds
were used for renovations and
new construction that cost 1913, 900
altogether. Completed were two
new nursing stations, new living
quarters for seven maids, new
conference and storage rooms and
a Encouragement that provided
space for four more beds in the
maternity department. Also com
pleted was cystoscopy room and
postoperative recovery room
for all surgical patients. Alto
gether extra room was made for
10 more beds, bringing the total
to 70.
The hospital is administered by
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23

The Montgomery County
General Hospital at Olney,
now almost 38 years old, is
keeping up with the times.
Two pieces of good fortune
have helped-a surprise bequest
of $4,000 disclosed in the will
Of woman who had never been
inside the hospital, and twin
grants totaling $4,000 from the
Ford Foundation in 1856 and
1857.
But the little hospital which has
always had the loyal backing of
the rural community it serves has
been fiercely Independent. 1t has
never even had to resort to a
funds campaign.
Half of the $4,000 bequest
made by Miss Emily Boyce Mac
kubin, of Howard County, paid
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
S ENTIN Ell s so13TqQ' aD'
ThqrsdsY, January %, I95s-A5

NJ B. futile, of Ashton. He has
been administrators since April 1,
1856.
The hospital was founded as a
direct outgrowth of the influenza
epidemic in 1917 that wiped out
more lives. nationally, than were
lost in World War I.
So serious was the flu epidemic
that the hospital opened its
doors before heat and water were
available. Water was carried
from nearby wells by volunteers.
Two of the founders are still
on the hospitals board of direc-.
tors-Dr. J. w. Bird, chief of the
medical staff, and Francis Miller,
treasurer, now president of the
First National Bank Of Sandy
Spring.
Members of the first board Of
directors included DR.. Bird, the
late Rev. F. j. Bohanan, rector of
the st. Johns Episcopal Church
Of Olney; joseph E. Janney, A. C.
Thomas. F. l.. Thomas, Dr. z. N.
Devilbliss. Mrs. Margaret c. Ban
croft and Francis Miller. Charles
F. Kirk was the first president of
the board of directors.
Like most hospitals, Montgon-
cry County General has spe-
cialty surgery. Tuttle said
about so percent of It's patients
require some kind of operation.
The hospital maintains an aver
age of about so nurses and a total
of 80 employees.
The house physician is DR..
George Spilenberg, 81, who with
his wife, also a physician. fled
Hungary during the uprising in
1856.
Much of the hopsitars finan-
cial Independence has been due
to the work Of the county women
from Damascus and Chevy Chase
70 Olney and the Howard County
line.
The Women's Board has long
assumed major responsibility for
fund raising, including sponsor
ship Of the famed Hospital
Supper" and the Hospitals
Junior Auxiliary aids materially,
as well.
The hospital carries a bigger
roster of INDECENT patients than
any other in the county. About
IS percent of all patients certi-
fled to the hospital by county
welfare authorities and an addi-
tional 10 percent have no means
to pay for their car TITLE said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
School Aid
Cut Hit
By Caucus

Two committees of the Mont
gomery County Democratic eau
Gus this week called the Presi-
dents proposals for school aid
"little more than a hypocritical
Juggling of Federal school funds"
A joint statement from the
executive and steering commit
tees criticized the Presidents
budget recommendation to re-
duce school aid to Federally-i1n.
pacted areas.
This cut, the Caucus group said,
would in effect cheat the chill
dren of those very government
workers from whom accelerated
effort is now demanded"
Montgomery County can i'll af-
ford a cut of nearly SIS million
In school funds
Pointing out that the President
is also asking for a science
oriented school program, the eau
Gus comment was Educators
know that it is too late to expect
apples from tree whose roots
are being starved"
Congress was urged ito ignore
such nearsighted Federal school
fund proposals and to see to it
that children in impacted areas
receive proper Federal school
aid"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Christ Episcopal Breaks
Ground for NeiU Addition

Christ Episcopal Church, Rock
vile, celebrated the start of a
major building program Sunday
at groundbreaking ceremonies.
The Rev. Raymond P. Black,
rector of the church at South
Washington Street turned the
first shovelfull of earth in a $780,
600 construction program.
The Improvements will include
complete modernization and en-
largement of the existing parish
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Champion Understatement
Lot Of Secretary at Acc
IS No,O More Complicated
By Steed Evans
Sentinel Reporter

The working day of at
least one employee at the
Atomic Energy Commission
in Germantown has been
complicated by that agency's
move into Maryland.
So complicated, in fact, that
she may have to give up her job.
And her predicament is shared
by hundreds of her fellow work
ers.
This woman, who shall be
anonymous, telephoned this paper
last week looking for place to
live. She has been looking for a
place in Montgomery County with
no success.
She must get up at 5 AM. daily
in order to get to work on time
and she doesn't get home until
7:20 at night.
She lives on East Capitol Street
in Northeast Washington.
She is out on the sse.g.et waiting
for streetcar before most white
collar workers sit down for break.
fast.
The Streetcar takes her to
Connecticut Avenue and X Street
NV. where she waits - some
times in the snow or rain-for
an Acc bus. BY the time she
finally sits at her desk she has
been on the road for two hours.
The same is true of the return
trip.
She finds herself in her kitch-
en-, starting to get dinner at
about the same time that her
friends are sitting down after
doing the dishes to watch TV.
when you have to spend half
as much time going to and from
work as you do at work, that's
too much. 1 can't keep it up"
she complained.
Her need is a small, preferably
an efficiency apartment, in the
Rockville-Gaithersburg area.
She, like hundreds of her CO.
workers, is a grade five. Buying
a house is out of the question
five starts at $3.50 and goes
as high as S4480. And, like many
other grade fives at Acc. she
would be willing to pay $65 or
$40 a month for an apartment if
she could only find one.
If housing were available, she
said, many Acc workers would
move into Maryland.
She spends S140 day for
transportation. The Acc gives 90
cents back to her. But this sys-
TEN won't go on much longer.
The Acc will run buslines to
its building only long enough to
give its employees time to look
around for housing and then it
will discontinue the commuter
runs.
The Acc is deeply concerned
with the housing problem facing
its employees. 1t is doing all it
can to help. But unless more
housing becomes available the
problem will be continuing OBJ
stacle to hiring and keeping =
employees.