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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
Ban on Arms TO
Cuba Continues
Says

WASHINGTON, June 81 CUPID
A State Department spokes-
man declared here that the deci-
sion of the United States to sus-
pend arms shipments to Cuba,
while there is conflict in the Is
land, continues without change"
The statement was made after
DIR. Mario Llerena, representative
in the US of Cuban rebel chief
Fidel Castro, said in a note issued
to the press that the US. Military
Mission in Havana, has requested
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28

After his g r aduatio n Coma
lez qualified for a scholarship in
the University of Florida, which is
also sponsored by the United
Fruit Co.
After his graduation in this Uni
versity he was again selected to
continue postgraduate studies
with a scholarship sponsored by
the University of Florida
Gonzalez was born in the city
Of San Vicente de Moravia, Costa
Rica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28

new equipment, for training pur-
poses, for the Cuban Army.
There has been no change in
the suspension OF arms shipments
to Cuba announced Mar. IL, and
no change is contemplated"
The House Appropriations Com
mittee revealed that Secretary of
State John Foster Dulles, in a
closed-door session, affirmed re-
Gently that the US. Military aid
to Cuba has nothing to do with
approval or d%ispproVal of her Gov
eminent.
George Andrews, democratic
representative, pointed out that
the appropriations proposed for mi
litary aid to Cuba, had been in
creased for next year, and asked if
that had been done because of the
revolution of Fidel Castro.
at has nothing to do with it."
DulleS answered 1t IS to make
possible for Cuba to accomplish
her part in the defense of the Henri
sphere. We do not give arms to
Cuba for the Government to en-
gage in campaigns within the coun-
try"
Recently, when a shipment of
arms was about to be made to
Cuba, which has been bought and
paid by the Cuban Government,
and not a part of our aid pro-
gram we suspended the export
license and the Cuban Govern
ment accepted it and cancelled
the Shipment" Dulles said.
Il mention that, so it will be
understood that We do not see with
favor hal shipments of arms are
made from the United States to
other parts of the world with the
purpose of solving internal dis
putes,' he explained.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28

excellent field for free enterprise.
Brazil is the last great nation
prove itself capable of developing
a backward area" he said. India,
the only other great undeveloped
free country, is definitely headed
toward state management"
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
PETERSON ELECTED

Frank Peterson, prominent Mia
mi businessman, was elected Presi-
dent of the Chamber of Com
merce of the Americas for the
next year; Dudley Levy, president
of the Kingston, Jamaica, Chamb-
er of Commerce, was chosen as
first Vice President; Carlos Alder
to Osorio, President of the Barran-
quilla, Colombia Chamber of Com.
merce as Second Vice President,
and Facundo de la Roza, of the
Cuban Chamber of Commerce, as
Secretary.
The next Convention, in 1859,
will be held livingston, Jamaica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
DAYToNA BEACH GETS
MUSEUM FROM BATISTA

DAYTONA BEACH (UPI)- A
museum of Cuban cultural exhibits
donated by Cuban President Full
gencio Batista opened here today.
The museum is located in the
mansion where Batista once liv-
ed in exile. 1t includes exhibits on
the history, art, sciences and in
dustry- Of Cuba. Admission is free.
GUATEMALA BACKS
ANTI.RED CONGRESS
GUATEMALA "All-mOral,
material and economic help" will
be given the Nv Hemisphere Anti
Communist Congress, declared
President Ydisoras Fuentes. The
Congress will meet in Antigua
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HOUSES E0R SALIVA.


4 nEDRMs.. ass DATus-choice
N. Arllngton residential area, walk
70 schools and express transp
Large liy. rm, with hreElace, for
mai din. nm, huge kitchen with
breakfast nook; full bsmt. with
paneled rec. rIn.: e-cnP detached
garage h0t-wAter heat; slate roof .
tree shaded lot. Priced $4,000
below Oh appraisal AZ S20, $50
Exclusive agents, THE DARBY
Co, Realtors, s3l0 Wilson blvd,
IA. 1-paO3. once open . III y,
OvER lh-ACRE LEVEL LOT, with
tall shade trees, IN the highly
desirable Lake Bancroft ARIA, Is
the setting for this new brick
baths n On master hedrm1, Nv,
I'm Win ~. nrsp lace seq. an. I'm tR.
washer disposal and table space;
rIsht al sSS.0S0. For further
details, call THE Danny Co,
Realtors. salQ Wilson blvd. IA.
5-a39S once open o III o,
HOTTRn THAN EvER. Lots Of
folks are interested in this charm
inR brick English Cape Cod. pine
raneled den and tull bath down
stairs 9 huge bedrooms and bath
up. wonderful closets, built lin
drawers, basement with interest
lng work or recreation room. love-
" yard with patio. double garage
Only SlS.b00. who will be the
lucky buyeff HOLLEY REALTY,
$500 Lee highway, IKE S-5S6O.
wow VOW, New splls.lsysl: iins'
; sull tiled baths, SEP. din. rm..
bis push-button kit. incl. dish
washer and disposal, Ice. above
Eround paneled rec: rm.. bis lot.
Priced z. $4,000 for quick yale !:
Sr f s,a:c,. details sIs T rsIsoL pf SHs
"a. s-esos' once open X III s.
BELOW EfIA APPRAisAf..--Ail-
plk. rambler. on lse. level, fenced
pl,, vAll-to-wail carpet. o-B kit.
full hsmt. with rec. rm.. air con-
diiioneF attic fan and washer incl.
FILA or assume GI loan, Price.
<tS,sS0. MANNAS REALTY, il.
BUILDER SAYS SELL the . re-
naming new brick ranchers. and
We are going 10 do IuGt that
cause they are really nice. Located
near the new fabulous Z Corners
shopping center: 4 nice rooms, 8
bedrms., beautiful bic eolored kit.
full dAylight banit. / "a baths. kx-
cellent PHA terms, and the price
Is riRht AZ St0.5O0. Come see to-
day, JE. 3-90Q3. WI. A. CHAP
NAN MAJ EE,ALTY IN NC es7s Lee
SET YOUR TERMS. A once-in-a-
blue-moon chance TO buy . rcomy
3-bedrm.. sep. -din.-rm, colonlal,
With . low, low down pymt. Has
rec. Fm. and y bath In hSmt I;
walk to shops and buses Only
SIs,5O0 and ! hght 70 Pentagon.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
s2es n. oleoe I'd. AEi.. Va, IA.
AMAZING BUY-THIs es-FooT
RAMBLER HAS EVERYTHING.
Center entrance. dinin- room. 4
bedrooms 3 baths. screened porch.
daylight bsmt.s gaFake. priced
iI iIisSS co SAL now IA S-i7i7'
SPACIOUS sPLIT-LEyEIs . home
your friends win admire; Y you
have been lookine for 3 truly bis
hedrms. with . private master
bath ss .a ga one ,S %SIs " S1ot coloels f
s sSrss ,c oa% Been sn' uans dlaa pIas
. tree-studded lot. and you win
cali q home; approx. I0sE eAsh
MENTs RxPiRE JANUARY ii.
DON'T BE LATE Call LuRIA
BROS. IA. 7-s50O. 204s Wilson
blvd Arl., Va.
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TRADES

VIII be considered on this sman
ercup Of all-briek ramblers fea-
,a rue ne center hal, i,rse liy.
with eye-levei oven. lt.6-eu, 1T
feigr., diShvasheF and disposal, 3
eedrms. and 2 de- luxe baths. full
bsmt. roughed In for full bath. rec.
I'm. and den with French doors
OPENING 70 rear lawn from future
rec. rm. Workshop and laundry
aren have own separate exit; cow.
- park. community swimming pool.
elementary and II. high schools.
Excel, financing With 1885 down.
2a-year conventional leans for the
balance with interest lower than
FHA. WORKING wives income will
Be counted. There Is no RED TAPE
on our tuans--net even . loan
application. Any house considered
IN tTade--even semidet. and houses
without Easements Price, &2l .07S.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
ols sligo Ave. u. $4,000
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FIVE FIREPLACES

4 bedrooms. "a baths. liv-
ing room. den. sunroom,
banquet-size dining room,
m odern stainless steel
equipped kitchen. 2-story
Colonial front porch. also
25-ft. screened porch. RAN
dom-width Colonial floor
ing: oil heat. Situated on
q knoll on approx. l acre of
beautifully wooded ground,
with magnificent lockwood,
shrubs. flowers and bulbs.
Located u mile from
Wheaton. For information.
call MRS. CROFT, HA. =
7i89.
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INVESTMENT PROP. Tor sALE

e.b = GROSS RENTAL. The new
Ga bldg. onlI, minutes away from
arts. located IN N, Arl. Has I
very good rental history. This
project Is only 4 yrs, old. Very
conven TO D, O.. only 1 X mi, from
Qtorgetown. This viii show better
than los return 70 the purchaser.
EoI Inflammation cali Mr., Curry.
PoMPoNIo REALTY. INC, jk.
7-6Bd0. Ewes, KE s-4B4O.
BE sMART-BUY THIS BLDd,
2 UNITS. proposed rents, S34s:
total price, $4,000, Agents CO.
operation invited MARSHALL j
WAPLE CO. AID. s-2O0b,
~ UNITS Colonial VILLAGE. Va
One Of ArllnGion's most desirable
locations. All l-bedrm. apis. New
pletely fireproofed. Has a lns
ping, Z blks 10 bus, mi, from
b assumed and o'w.T'B' IND
trust. 100000 cash. Por informa-
SII.S4.&B. kc. c X. 'i.! EsSS' Gs..!'
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REDUCED $4,000
NOW S2O.45O

This hFand-new 3-bedfoom. q
colored -tile-6ath brick lambltr y
EXTRAS: Separate dining room.
dream eolored kitchen with, break.
last mock. private oath on 81 mas
YER bedroom, fuli dayiiGht base
ment with fireplace In rec. area,
roughed-in bath. earporti s-aere
level lot: is min. 70 PentaRon.
-. $50 cash. balance Slis month.
Including taxes.
Crowell & Co., Inc.
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NEAR MAyELowER no.
TIL. lovely 4-stors. e-pnlt
SS.0oo superb location. iins
structure. suitable many
better uses such a. doctors
tate tsaie, sSaesilent iInaneins
s siIalla sSsIsMESS. q I. fpsiixoahE 'ss
co. 81. $1,000; ewes. OIL.
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Brand-NeW

Builder says positively sell these
erand-new, 3-bedrm., a-hath split
level .ramblers. With m. rec. rms.
send lge wooded lots. PRICED ct
Cpunty's truly outstanding buys
~ you want luxury and comfortable
LIVING don't fatl 70 see these homes.
GRAHAM 4 CO. ~. 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
NEW RAMBLER
G.OSE-IN

New. luxury brick rambler: close
" slivsr snirnf. On dsed-sHd
fun hSmt.. latest Hotpoint elee
kit; walk 10 schools, shoppfng and
fansp,, LIST time offered: only
ls;Seo. GRAHAM q Co. ~.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

$500 TO s.ooo SO. IT. for once
end drafting room. In NV. wash.
Xxx. 3-56bS.
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81 ACRES. ~ nj. nv. Lsesburs-
l0-rm. house; bath, oil h.-wh.:
$4,000: y dn. BOZ l06-A. star,
sTRoUT cATALo0-FREEi
STROUT REALTY
1l3S-A Woodward Bldg. Waah
Sterling 3-3Sel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
COUNTRY HOME
FOR CITY FOLK

Magnificent nearly new custom
acre d lana nsas sIsm Sn arsr ssho 81
in Celesville section, HASEnOARD
HoT-WArER HEAT (incl, full
heated hsmt.l. lge. sep. din, rm.,
Immense hrst-aooF heated family
rna,, = spae bedrms.. s-ear garage,
deliEhtful neiehhorhood OF custom
homes; drastieaIlv reduced for
quick sale; sss,5tl0. A, y KEss-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
A VAIIJE

make this house Q alAndout. II
II semidet,. brick. In perfect con-
dition, with Nv. rni.. sep, din. Tui..
kit, bedrms. and modern bath
The full-sised basement has an
outside entF. This house Is To-
Gated near the Virginia Theater.
close TO shopping. transp, and
schools. on quiet and 5000 rest
dentlai 81. Pull price Is only
1900, and Eood terms can b
AL BAKER
4 SON. INC. REALTY BROKER
sos n, wAsHINoroN ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
BORGWARD SO
STATION WAGON

Continental Motors, Ltd.
i4OI Rhode Island Ave. NE,
co. 5-sl2Z. Open 1.J0-I0, Sun. l0-s
BUICK 1851 eony.; and h. Wv.
fAKoMA FORD
s725 Piney Br. Rd.. 3. 3. JU. $1,000
BUICK SO Super hardtop coupe:
and electrical equipment: New
Year special: 81 900.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
SEThoosPPPAA T 4HuRs. TIL RI ! s-''OO
BUICK '57 hATdtop: dyna.. 7. and
h., black; log mileage. S2.549.
HORNETS CORNER. 40 Years q
Buick Dealer Pa. ave. ne. at
BUICK '51 Super 4-dr.; dyna.. =.
and h.. 2-tone green and white;
$500. HORNER'S CORNER. 40
ne. At 9th. Ii. 6-6464
BUICK 80 hardtop; r. and b.;
$3.50 HORNER'6 CORNER, 40
ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-0404.
BUICK 80 Roadmaster hardtop;
dyna., power steering and brakes
radio and heater: $500. HoRNER'f
COR 40 Years . Buick Dealer
Fla. ave. ne. ~ 9th. Ii. 6-b464
BUICKs-'4B-57, all models ant
eolors. HORHER'S CORNER. ~
Years q Buick Dealer. Fla. ave
ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
BUICK 80 2-door sedan :. and b !,
$3.50. HQRNER'H CORNER. ~
Years . Buick Dealer Fla ave
ne. At 9th. II. 6-6464.
BUICK SO 4-dr hardtop: blue and
sI.548. HORNETS CORNER. A
[ Years = Buick Dealer. Fla. ave
ne AZ 9Th. IL 0-646s
BUICK 80 Special 4-dT.s T. and h.
STRAIGHT shift; $1,000 true mi.
GOOD tires. nice paint. &le5 fol
fast sale. Ii. 0-522O.
BUICK 1884 Super Riviera spor
coupe DynafioE radio. heater 2
tone finikh: immaculate condition
exterior and interior: SI,29b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

DOWNTOWN CORNER
Gross income. s47,h0o: viii show
l2es return on equitE OF &i3b 600
plus eurtail on trust Mr.. Poole
BOSS 4 PHELPS, INC.
Ma. s-D3O0 Res, I'm. 3-il4o
noWNToWN APT. BLn0.
81 ,S units iessd ,, s1mn: n
equity OF &176,0OO plus eurtails
on trust. Mr.. Poole with
BOSS Il PHELPS, INC.
Ma. $4,000 Res. EN-. 3-ll40
FOUR UNITS
NJ. 18th and Clifton. nv. Rentals
over $4,000 ". Excel. cond. and
financing
WEISS 4 sToLAR, INC.
AK. 3-S340. . Til 0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
MORE
"For Your Money"

A handsome brick beauty on q
deep wooded lot. featuring foyer
entrance 70 large living room. sep
arnte DINING room. kitchen with
eating space. paneled den. 3 twin
sized bedrooms and 3 full baths.
tAehed Earaee. FirSt time adver-
tised. you BE- frat to see Il 81 the
low price q ssa.pbO. To inspect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

on on h ssSo -, srti ms slds; s;,s Is1iS
PHELPS. INC. Ma. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
''YUE93F E Is SSi' M M "a 81.

: BUICK IS Roadmaster Riviera
/. coupei ~ 4g5 OF best oief. 20.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
REAL esIATt LOANS

cOL0RED - OYSTER HARB0R =
60xiO0 end lot. 81 900 cash; 81.
$50. terms. eP. 3-o9bb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

AUTO LOANs-cars or trucks; IN
is minutes whether it's paid for
or rot HERsONe. eth and o
NV DE o-4aOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
lCONTlNuEDJ

AUSTIN HEALEY 1855 roadster: 2.
tone black and blue finish, Wv,
tires; Just traded, Priced 10 sell
quickly, only s2,205.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1885 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
IA, 2-D0Oi Open TIL $3.50
AUSTIN 40. OF England; splendid
condition terms, $50 down. $50
mo. Roper Motor. LA. 6-Z70O.
AUsTIN-HEALEY ROADSTER 'bb;
white over bide: $1,000. WO. g.
1862,
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LoTs. ACREAGE for SALE
0UT.oF.IoWn REAL ESTATE

Las VEGAS. NEVADA = Fort
business, A HABER. Illi Man
chester lane RA. 0-27s2.
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B sgUTaif FROM X N? TH ME' LEADER Ia 5isss

Manhattan Auto, Inc.
VA, SHOWROOM
lSu0-lU King 81. XII. 5000
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MONEY 70 LOAN

B-rON LOwBOY. with tractor.
must BE- In AL cond reas.. will
paw cash JR, 3-1eQ7
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18
AUerage'
Teacher
Described

The average" Montgomery
County teacher will spend
$1824 more than he earns
from teaching this year, ac-
cording to a survey by the
County Education Associa-
ton.
Arthur D. Simons, executive
secretary of the association, said
the average" teacher has the fol
lowing characteristics:
He has an annual living ex-
pense of S7022, has "a depend
ents, takes four semester hours
of college work each year, and
spends Sill yearly for tuition
and books and $3S year for out
of-pocket classroom supplies.
To make ends meet, he prob
ably has to put his spouse to
work, the survey showed. And 35
percent of teachers hold down
extra jobs themselves.
The average teachers salary
is $5l98 this year.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18
New School
Cost Study
Is Ordered

A school board member
elect this week asked for a
detailed breakdown of esti-
mated costs of the projected
West Bethesda High School,
which has drawn criticism
from some quarters.
Paul c. Howard, who was
elected to the board in November,
said he made the request in view
of recent charges that the board
in the past has favored" the Be
thesda area.
An appropriation of S4.1S7, 400
was asked for the schools con-
struction in Superintendent c.
Taylor Whittiers proposed 1859
60 budget.
Critics have pointed out that
figure is substantially higher
than estimated costs for other
new high schools.
1t is also higher, by about
$800,000 than the school depart
ment's own estimate of reasonable
high school costs ($55,000 per
teaching station).
James Sheldon, director of con-
struction promised to explain to
the board how the West Bethesda
estimate was arrived at.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18

reation Center, 1906 Ashley dr.;
Kensington Junior High School,
East Saul rd.; Parkwood Elemen-
tary School, Franklin st. and
Saul rd.
Also Glenbrook Golf Course,
5000 Wisconsin ave-; Rock Creek
Palisades Recreation Center,
west end of Wexford dr.; Walter
Johnson High School, 10311 Old
Georgetown rd.; North Bethesda
Recreation Center, Oak pl. off
Old Georgetown rd.; Brookmont
Recreation Center, Broad st.
(west of Macarthur blvd).
Also Brookmont Elementary
School 1900 Sangamore rd.;
Woodacres Recreation Center,
east end of Wynnwood rd. off
5000 block of Massachusetts ave;
Westbrook Elementary School,
Baltimore and Allan rds.; West
moreland Hills Recreation Cen
ter, $500 block of Duvall dr.; Be
thesda-Chevy Chase High School,
East-West hwy.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18
Heart Ailment Fatal
To Barry Watkins, 6

Funeral services were held at
2 pm. yesterday at the Damascus
Methodist Church for slx-year-
old Barry Watkins, of 2114
Arcola ave-. Silver Spring, -who
died last week following drastic
heart surgery.
Barry was the son of 1t. and
Mrs. Kenneth w. Watkins. 1t.
Watkins is attached to the Silver
Spring station of the Montgom-
cry County Police Department.
The boy, plagued from birth
with faulty heart valves, under,
went an operation December Q,
performed by Mayo Clinic sur.
geons at st. Mary's Hospital,
Rochester MINI.
He died December u after his
heart was blocked by un.
rhythmic heart action, according
to his father.
Known as "blue baby" who
suffered from blood that wasn't
fully oxygenated, Barry was a
game youngster who didn't mind
telling people of his affliction or
of the operation. He was in the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18
Mrs. King
Named aide
To Judge

Mrs. Grace S. King, one of two
secretaries who worked for Judge
James ii. Pugh before his elec-
ton to the Montgomery circuit
court bench last month, Tuesday
was appointed as his secretary
by the Montgomery County
Council.
Mrs. King will be paid $5233 a
year in her new" job. She has
been with Judge Pugh for eight
years. Another secretary, Mrs.
John Byrnes, who has worked
for the judge two years, is en-.
gagged in closing his private law
office on Perry ST., Rockville.
Mrs. King Is the wife of Clark
F. King, Of 26110 Ridge rd., Da-
mascus. King is the chief assist
ant corporation counsel for the
District of Columbia in Munich.
pal Court.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18
Standards
Farley With
COuntySe

Officials from the National
Bureau of Standards last week
wrote the County Council asking
what kind of assurance" they
could have that land around a
proposed NBS building at Cal.
therSburg would not be used by
Objectionable types of indus
try"
The Councils answer was to
instruct its clerk, Lawrence E.
Speelman, to arrange meeting
with NBS, the Council, Merton
f. Duvall, Mayor of Gathers.
burg, and the city's Council, and
members of the Maryland,Na-
tional Capital Park and Plan.
ming Commission.
NBS spokesmen have gone on
record opposing installation of
heavy, ground-shaking industrial
operations near the NBS site.
Such vibrations could impair
delicate measuring experiments
conducted by NBS scientists,
they said.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18
q Shedding
Areas Set Up
By Council

The County Council this
week decreed that, since "it is
dangerous for shedding in
County, streets and roads"
shedding should be provided
and encouraged on public
property.
The Council took the first step
and issued list of 21 sites where
it considered Shedding safe ac-
tivity for the citizens - and par
ticularly, the children - in Mont
gomery County.
A Council-passed resolution
stated that snow removal and
sanding operations cannot be
halted for the sake of shedding
nor can streets and roads be bar
ricaded since police, fire, and
rescue apparatus must have free
access.
The Councils resolution was
based on findings of a committee
made up of police, fire, school
and recreation officials.
County Manager Melvin L.
Reese said a map showing coun-
ty-sponsored shedding sites will
be made and distributed as quick
ly as possible. Following is a list
of the sites:
Hillandale Recreation Center,
New Hampshire ave, adjacent to
Hillandale Firehouse; Lon g
Branch Recreation Center, Uni
versity blvd. and Langley dr.;
Sligo Golf Course, Sligo Creek
pkwy. and Omaha Beach dr.;
Wheaton High School, Lakewood
DIR. and Randolph rd.; Col. Joseph
Belt Junior High School, Weller
I'd. and Goodhill.
Also Highland Elementary
School, 31O0 Midway St; East
Silver Spring Elementary School,
Silver Spring ave-; Takoma Park
Junior High School, Piney
Branch rd.; Randolph Hills Rec
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18

the forehead and neck; and Will
liam Phillips, Is, of Boyds, who
suffered contusions.
Police said Estes did not own a
drivers license. They said he
was driving north on the Boyds-
Germantown rd. early Sunday
morning when he lost control
of the car.
They said the car skidded 113
feet along the shoulder on the
right side of the road before skid.
ding 78 feet across the road
where ii Knocked down a mail
box and struck a telephone pole
guy wire.
DETECTED by the guy wire, the
car smashed against a low stone
wall.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18
DriUer, 10, Killed,
3 Friends Injured

cal examiner, said young Estes
died instantly from a severed
spinal cord at the nape of the
neck.
Injured We're the cars owner,
Francis Fritz, %, of Damascus,
who was admitted to Suburban
Hospital with both legs broken;
Douglas Thompson, Is, of Is Mon
roe ST, Rockville, who was treat
ed at Suburban for bruises to
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18

A 16-year-old, unlicensed
driver was killed and his three
passengers were injured Sun
day when their auto crashed
into a stone fence on the east
side of Rt. III one mile south
of Boyds.
The dead youth was Everett ".
Estes, jr, Of Germantown. Dr..
Frank J. Boschart, county medi.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18

first grade at the Arcola Elemen.
tary School.
In addition to his parents,
Barry leaves a sister, Diana, 10.
He was buried in the church
cemetery.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18

No home is safe from tubercu-
losis until the last case is found.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18

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