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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25

from Tie rdI last JnaJ the RED
Chinese attacks on Big and
Little Quemoy and the Tan
group had Stacked of after a
week OF massive bombardment
and air and sea activity. Those
attacks ON the Chinese Ma
tionalist islands stirred con-
Germ that they may be a prelude
TO Communist invasion.
Confer Every Two Weeks
Asked whether Mr.. Eisen-
hover and Gen. Twinine were
discussing that situation, Mr..
Hagerty replied:
"Of course the Government
of the United States is watch
ing very closely the situation in
the Far East"
Mr.. Hagerty noted, however
that Mr.. Eisenhower and Gen.
Twining usually confer about
every two weeks. Referring to
the regular sessions, Mr.. Hsg-
erty described today's confer
ence as nothing more than that
Earlier, two House foreign
affairs specialists viewed Sec
rotary of State Dulles new
warning to the Chinese Reds as
indicating probable United
States action If the Communist
try to seize the islands.
Both Representatives Ia
block, Democrat of Wisconsin
and Judd, Republican of Min
nesota, backed Mr.. Dulles stanc
as an aid to peace in the Fai
East.
Precautions Taken
Mr.. Dulles, in a statement
made public Saturday. said am
Communist Chinese attempt t
conquer the tiny nationalist
held islands on the Chimes
mainland would be regarded a
a threat to peace in the region
The Secretary did not spell
out what, If anything, tn,
United States would do il
event of an about Communis
attack on Quemoy and Matsu
which have been under inten
sive aerial and artillery bonn
bardment for the last few days
The Defense Department salt
last night that 'in the light o
the increased activity in tn
Taiwan (Formosal Straits" tn
United States It'll Fleet ant
other naval forces in the Fa
East have been ordered to tax
normal precautionary defens
measures. A department spokes
man declined tossay what sucl
measures involve. He would no
elaborate on the brief an
nouncement
Mr.. ZabfocAg chairman ot
House Foreign Affairs Subcom
mittee on the Far East, said i
an interview be considers Nj
Dulles Statement as markin
an extension Of q 312-year-ol
policy under 9. congressions
resolution authorizing Presider
Eisenhower to fight, if neces
sary, to defend Formosa, Ma
tionalist Chinese stronghold
and related areas. n
Mr.. Judd interpreted M
Dulles statement as a warnin
to the Chinese Reds that your
playing with fire if you stan
things over there"
The State Department dt
clined to amplify on the state
ment by Mr.. Dulles who is no
on a Lake Ontario sailing vacs
ton.
Keeping Reds in Doubt
The United States is pledge
by treaty to defend Formos
and the neighboring Pescadort
Islands.
But as regards Quemoy an
Matsu, Mr.. Eisenhower and M
Dulles have followed a polio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25

Here is the final Dor score on major legislation in
5th Congress:
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-13
oFIcIkAs
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SASH la doy en- $3.50. FIR 3-8827
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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

La gordura, cualquiera que
sea la edad, suele guitar di-
version y algeria a nuestra
vida, pero para la jovencita
que comienza a iniciarse por
los senderos del romance y
del amor, es realmente una
pena muy grande.
Por desdicha, ell exceso de
kilos Sc apodera de nosotras
en- una forma c~omp1etamente
inesperada, y 10 que en- la nj.
fez era tornado como una
gordura que sienta bien y que
es sraciosa, al correr del item.
pc parece haberse pegado de-
f~initivamente al cuerpo, sin
desvanecerse con los amos,
como esperan los padres en-
estos casos, por ESQ las chicas
a quienes confronta este Sc
rio problema toman la firme
resolution de combatir ese Pc
SO fec y Modesto que tanto
las mortified y que les resta
popularidad y admiration. He
aquI una tipica carta pidien.
do ayuda:
Durante los trece amos que
tengo de vivir en- esta terra,
he sido gorda. mo guerra u.s.
ted ayudarme a adelgazar?
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
DEL H0GAR-por Netorio ALeiandra
poema De hoy


Cuondo q mi lodo vuelvos, triste y desventurodo,
20 soldre q reeibirte contento y sonrente,
y o~poyondo en- mi pecho tu rostro fotioodo,
con ternuro infinite tie besore en- Ia frente.
70 ovidors tus culpos y tus iniquidodes;
olvidore las penos que en- tn ousencio he sufrido;
eolcre mis- oneustios, collore tus moIdodes,
y dire: "Lo he encontrodo cuondo estcbo perdidc."
No vovere q oeordorme de tu fiero oooismo;
de tu troicion eoborde lomos me ocordore.
Contestore tus preountos: "Yo semPre fui Ia misno
te he querido sienpre", ccntento te dire.
Con gran recomrdiniento, pensondo en- tu folsfo,
preeuntords con peno: "GQue pensobos de NIP"
Mientros yo tie ovidobo, lque hocios, vida mio2"
"iAmondo tn recuerdo, rezobo q Dios por Ill"
"iHos sufrido en- mi ousencio?"-me dirds doIorido.
tn nejiIlo %norchito, poIido estd, ies que has dorado
(nueho?
Y 70, ~ohooondo un eemido, tie dire senriendo:
Use me ho oEvdodo yo!"
81 deseos ternuro, te dore ternuro;
81 pretendes coriho, mi corino tendros,
y 81 poson onhelos, la mia oronde y puro,
iguol que la dejeste, ieuoI Ia encontroros.
Cuondo q mi Iodo vueIvos busoondo mi corifo,
20 olvidore tus culPos y tn inieuo TRACTION,
te dore mi ternuro 81 vienes como un miro,
y ST vienes como un honbre tie dare mi eoroz6n.
AURELIA AMO (Araertins)
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

En- ell dia de aver celebr6 Ia
grata OCCASION de sus Siete amos
de edad, rodeada del aprecio
de sus amantisimoS padres, la
graciosa nina Sonia Carload
Diaz, hija del senior Mario Diaz
= sehora, Rhina Medina de Diaz
m.empros estimados de nuestra
coionia Guiana residente en-
Miami.
Aunque algo tarde, nos COM
place enviarle nuestras carino-
sas felicitaciones y votos porque
cumpla muchos amos maa, re-
pletos de gratas Sorpresas y bic
nestares.
Hoy celebra la grata OCCASION
de su cumpleanos la preciosa
Esther Sherry COrderO, hija del
senior Antonio COrdero y seno.
"a, Gloria A. de CorderO, y con
tai motive nos complace felici.
tarla carinosamente y desearle
muchos amos mas de vida, rodea
da del afecto de sus amantisi-
mos padres.
4 II X
Nuestras mas caras f~elicita.
clones para el ~apreciado caba.
Hero senior David James, quien
celebra hoy su cumpleanos, Y
nuestros votos porque goce de
muchos amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
cumpieohos

Celepra hoy un nuevo ano de
vida la culta senorita Silvia Ca.
ban Mia del senior Jose CabSn
Sober Y sonora Mary de Caban,
miembros apreciados de nues.
ira colonia h-ispanoamericaRa
residente en- Miami.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que reciba con motive de tan
dichosa OCCASION unimos las nues.
tras muy sinceras a la vez que
formulamos votos por su ventu.
ra personal,
* \ X
Nuestros parabienes en- eli
dia de hoy para ell estimado ca.
bsllero senior Arturo Mejfa con
motive de la grata celebration
de su cumpleahos Y nuestros
votos por que goce de muchos
amos mas de vida.
X y
Nuestras mas caras felicita.
clones para la gentil dana Sc.
nora Lila de Braun Vale quien
celcbra hoy su cumpleanos y
nuestros deseos de que goce de
muchos amos mas de vida.
X \ X
Ajusta hoy un nuevo ano de-
vida la gentil senorita Magaly
Villa, hija del apreciado caba.
Hero .cubano senior Carlos villa
y sonora Ligia Bravo de villa.
motive por ell cual nos compla-
ce felicitarla carinosamente y
desearle que goce de muchos
amos mas de existencia, plenos
de alegrias y bienestares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
sZEg SSySEI IS d.
ss SHRI1SasU Zl1SI
o. BOX sss, MIAMI. FLORIDA

CumpIeonos
Extra hoy en- un nuevo ano
de su allegro existencia la gra-
ciosa nina Sara Fernandez, hi
ia del senior Paul Fernandez y
sonora, Aida Leyva de Fernan-
DEE, miembros apreciados de
nuestra colonia Guiana residen-
tc en- esta ciudad.
La felicitamos carinosamen-
lie y lie deseamos muchos, y muy
dichosos amos mas de vida.
Llega hoy a sus diez amos de
edad ell simpatico nino Luis Ma.
nuel Vanegas, hijo del senior
Frank Vanegas y sonora, Ro.
Saida de Vanegas, miembros es-
timados de nuestra colonia his.
p~aroamericana residente en- es.
ia ciudad.
Nos es grato enviarle nues-
tras mas calidas felicitaciones
y desearle una p~rolongada y
prospera existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
ASTILLERo
Continuation de la Pagins 81

E1o AkTAeO
continuation de la Pagins 81
obra Sc d~enominara Ishikawa.
jima de Brasil, S.A.
La empresa Japonesa depo-
sitara ell So por ciento del CAPT.
ia! inicial, o sea, ell equivalen.
tie de 7.225.000 dolares. Una
compania brasilena depositara
ell otro is por ciento, o sea, l..
275.000 dolsi es.
La compaiiia de industries
pesadas, Ishikawajima, tambien
enviars aproximadamente Glen
tecnlcos y 300 obreros expertos
para ayudar en- la obra.
En- Jos planes iniciales figura
la construction de un buque dc
carss de 5000 t~oneladas, para
fines De 1859; adn antes que es-
te terminado Ell astillero, que
luego- proporcionara empleo a
unos 1890 obreros.
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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
KSMM
SALSA

3 cucharadas de mantequi-
LA o margarine.
IL taxa de pimiento verde,
finamente partido en- cua-
dritos.
IL taxa de cebolla, finamen-
te partida en- cuadritos.
/ lata GO onzas) de toma.
ties.
IL cucharadita de Tabasco.
IL cucharadita de azucar.
"a cucharadita de sal.
Derrita la mantequilla; ana
dale Ell pimiento y la cebolla.
Cocinela hasta que Ia cebolla es.
te blanda pero no muy dorado.
Agreguele Ell resto de los ingre-
dientes y continuela cocinando.
Rinde aproximadamente dos ia
zas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
AURELIA RAMOS tAreentins)
La 0besidad en- Ia Adolescence

Estoy positivamente resuelta"
Hay, sin embargo, algunas
jovencitas que, creyendo ire
mediable su desventura, va
no hacen NADIA para remediar
ell NAL. Por ESQ cierta abuelita
preocupada por Ia felicidad y
Ell bienestar de 81 meta escri-
bio ash:
mi Meta, una chica de IS
-tPasa a la pag. 8.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
VeIadd de Ia Corded


Ell proximo viernes, dia r.,
tendra efecto en- la Residential
del senior Evelio Iglesias, situa-
da en- Ell $40 N. W. 28 St., una
velada solemne en- honor de la
Santisima Virgen de la Carload
del Cobre. Ell senior Iglesias,
invita- a sus amistades a que
10 acompahen en- oraciones para
que con sus plegarias la Santi-
sima Virgen ponga su mano
sobre Cuba, y Iogre r%establecer
la paz y la t~ranquilidad en- la
Perla Antillana.
Aniversario MatFimoniol
Nos complace enviar un sa-
Judo muy especial en- ell dia de
hoy a la gentil pareja tornado
por Ell senior Manuel Trinchet
y senior Rosa de Trinchet, con
motive de la grata celebration
de SUI aniversario de bodas y
aprovechamos la OCCASION para
desearles muchos amos mas de
dicha conyusal.
\
Queremos ser los primeros
en- felicitar de manera muy es-
pecial al senior Miguel M6ndez
Garcia y sonora, Rosa Acosta
de Mendez, miembros aprecia.
dos de nuestra colonia hispano.
americana, quienes celebran en-
cl dia de hoy la grata OCCASION
de I'm nuevo a~niversario de DO.
das.
Nos es grato enviar nuestras
mas calidas felicitaciones a la
apreciada pareja tornado por
Ell sefsor Francisco Mage Leccia
Y sonora. Etelvina de Mage Lee.
cha, con motive de la grata ce.
lebracion en- ell dia de hoy de
un nuevo aniversario de su ma
trimonio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
De NGcselon0s

DE N COM
placemos en- publican la foto
de la bella y distinguish Sc
horita Elsa Rayelo, que sc en-
cuentra disfrutando en- Miami
de unas merecidas vacaciOnes,
en- Ell hogan de su padre, nues.
tro amigo, senior Eloy RavelO
Navarro, figura muy apreciada
en- la colonia Guiana de Ia
ciudad. La seforita Ravelo,
que cursa en- Cuba sus estu-
dioS de High School, regresara
dentro de pocas semanas a su
patria, para reanudar sus
tareas escolares. Una grata
estancia entire nosotros, lie
deseam0s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

AUNQUE algO tarde, nos COM
place enviar nuestras since
ras felicitaciones a la graciosa
nina Emery Lucidea de los
Reyes, hija del senior Fran
cisco de los Reyes y sonora
Lucida de los Reyes, quien
celebr0 en- fecha recic&te Ia
grata OCCASION de sus 9 amos.
de edad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
PARA CORRESPONDENCE: P


Celebra hoy sus ounce amos
de edad ell simpatico joven An.
tonic Ferrer, hijo del senior vii
fridO Ferrer y sonora, Sara de
Ferrer, motive por ell cual 10
felicitamos de manera muy es-
pecial y lie deseamos muchos
amos mas, plenos de bienestares
y prosperidad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
APLAuDE GEsTo ..

continuation de 10 pig. 81
daran Ia resolution del Ecua.
dor?"
FL diario tambien expresa 81
aprobaci6n a Ia proposition for.
mulada por Ell doctor ]. Miro
Cardona conocido abogado Gu.
bano, actualmente exilado, de
rue Ecuador plantee eli case dc
Cuba en- las Nscioncs Unjdas y
en- Ia organization de los Esta.
dos Americanos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
vIAJAN EN- ZIP
frances

(Continuacidn a. h psg. -
Sus prop6sitos son rsgresar q
Buenos Aires sisuierdo IL costa
oriental.
Tony es I'm polaco OK photo
de la Real Fuerza aerea BRITAIN.
ca. Conoci6 a Pierrette durants
la guerra, cuando esta formaba
parte del movimiento patricia
de los Maquis en- Francia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
cineo Amos

Celepra hoy sus einco antics
de edad la primorosa militia
Alicia Romero, hija del senior
Antonio Romero y senora, Vir'
ginia Perez de Romero, gentil
pareja Guiana que fila su resi-
dentia en- Miami.
La felicitamos car1nosamen.
tie y lie deseamos muchos amos
mas de vida, plenos de gratas
sorpresas Y ventures.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Cumpleohos

Vayan nuestras sinceras fe-
licitaciones para ell estimado
abogado cubano senior Gaspar
Aldrich Fabregas quien cele-
bra en- ell dia de hoy la grata
OCCASION de I'm nuevo aniversa-
rio de su natalicio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
De Vueoeiones

Por La via aerea lego de La
Habana en- dias pasados la gra-
ciosa nina Marlene Murrah a
disfrutar de una temporada de
recreo en- Miami visitando a SUI
abuelita la gentil dana sonora
Juanita de Soto.
Saludamos carinosamente a la
pequena Marlene y lie deseamos
unas vacacioneS muy placente-
ras entire nosotros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Bodo de cristoI

En- este dia celebran la fausta
ctasion Gs shs Bodas de Girls
tai, ounce amos de ejemplar y
venturosa union conyugal, ell
apreciado caballero espanol don
Francisco Soriano y sonora, do
ia Ines de SOriano, motive por
Ell cual nos es muy grato en-
viarle nuestras mas caras fell
citaciones y votos por su bic
nestaf personal.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By EAsLEY BLACKWOOD

covered with the king and the
defense fell apart at that
moment.
Miss Brash won with the ace,
led the nine and let It ride
when Mrs. Keen ducked. The
Jack then cleared the suit.
Why shouldn't Mr.. New have
covered the queen Of clubs7
Remember this principle: When
one Of two touching honors Ii
led from dummy. 1t Is almost
never q winning play to cover
the first time. In this deal, II
Mr.. New had ducked the flrst
club lead, the queen would have
won. But then Miss Brash
would have been stymied.
If she next led the four from
dummy Mr.. New would play low
again and 1t would take the ace
from the closed hand to pre-
vent the ten from winning. II
her second club lead was the
Evening star., 1958-07-11
THE EVENING STAR AIS
Washington, D. G.
FRIDAY, JULY n, 1883

Jack Mr.. New could cover.
forcing out the ace and making
his partners ten q winner.
DISTRIBUTED By MeNausht syndlss.s)
Evening star., 1958-07-11

A few hands before this one
Mr.. New had been soundly lee
tured on the Importance Of
covering honors. He remem-
bered this lesson too well.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Dale)
AKQ94
9A96
o654
&QJ4
WEST EAST
(Mrs. Keen) (Mr. New)
AJ72 AlO85
0Jl02 0Q873
oAJ93 oK72
&1062 &K53
SOUTH
Miss Brash)
AA63
0K54
oQl0s
@AeB7
The bidding:
South West North Pass /,
IL Pass Ia Pass
INT Pass INT Pass
3NT All pass
Opening lead; Diamond trey,
Miss Brash bid her head on
to reach three no-trump in
today's deal. The opening lead
was the trey of diamonds and
the defenders ratified of the
first four tricks in that suit.
On the last diamond Miss
Brash discarded the four Of
hearts from her hand and the
six of hearts from dummy. Mr..
New parted with the five of
spades.
At trick five Mrs. Keen led
the jack of hearts. Miss Brash
won in dummy with the ace
and stopped for a moment to
figure out her best chance for
mine tricks.
Actually she was doing more
worrying than thinking as she
had very little choice of plays.
Either the clubs had to lie
favorably or one Of the oppo-
lnents had to make a mistake.
If Mr.. New held the king and
three small clubs, leaving his
partner the doubleton ten, the
lead of the queen from dummy
would develop four club tricks.
If Mr.. New covered the queen
the ace would win and now
dummy'S jack would drop the
ten, making the other two clubs
IN the closed hand good.
If Mr.. New refused to cover
the queen would win. The jack
could then be led. That would
drop Mrs. Keen's ten and again
four club tricks would be avail
able whether Mr.. New covered
with the king or not.
Another favorable club dis
tribution for Miss Brash would
be the lone ten on her left and
five to the king on her right.
AS it happened. the opposing
clubs were divided 3-3 and COR
rect defense would hold her to
three tricks In the suit no
matter how she played.
Hoping for the best she led
dummy's queen Of clubs at
trick six. Mr.. New promptly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
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Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

"And You Never Know" is the
story of a 12-year-old girl whose
jealousy of her sister touches off
a series of minor family crises.
Mother, father and daughter even
tually reach a clearer understand
ing of their feelings through talk
ing over their problems.
E. Thomas Starcher, director
and originator of the Drama
Wing, said his group travelled
more than 1000 miles and played
to more than 1000 persons in
Maryland last year.
The productions are a public
service by the university'S De-
partment of Speech and Dramat
ic Arts.
P-TAS and other civic groups
interested in booking perform
ances can do so by writing Starch
er al the university in College
Park,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

other play, Tomorrow Is a
Day."
Next Wednesdays performance
will go on at 8 pm, following a
panel discussion at 8 pm. on THE
P-TA and School Administration" ="
Panel members will be DIR. c.
Taylor Whittier, superintendent
of Montgomery County schools;
Mrs. Fred l.. Bull, immediate past
president of the Maryland Con-
gress of P-TA's; and DR.. Mar
garet Conant, immediate past
president of Prince Georges
County Council of P-TAs.
The events are designed for
P-TA members but are open to
the general public.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

sell water outside city limits in
light of the city's proposal to
turn over its Quietly customers
and facilities to the Commission.
Willard A. Morris, Sanitary
Commissioner, indicated his dis
approval Tuesday of Rockville
selling water outside city limits
because such service eventually
could block sale of Sanitary wat
er in up-county areas.
The County Council, however,
informed Morris that Rockville's
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Germantown
Community
Urged to
Give to UCF
BY Deborah ii. LenZ
Gaithersburg 692M


OF concern to all of us just now
is the United Givers' Fund which,
in many ways, is our personal
emissary to the needy. Through
our sacrificial giving, ripples of
healing and helpfulness spread
out to a wide area of need. When
Germantown's volunteer helpers
come ringing your doorbell, do
not dismiss them as you would
an unwelcome salesman, but well
come them and give gladly and
as generously as you can.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Stockton
celebrated their 4lst wedding an
niversary on September 22nd.
Guests at a dinner i'm honor of
the occasion were Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Kirby.
Mrs. Roy Selby entertained the
members of the WSCS of the
Trinity Methodist Church at her
home in Poolesville last Wednes-
day evening, with % present. AS
a guest at the meeting was Miss
Rebecca Leaman, sister of the
hostess.
Sincere sympathy is extended
to Mr.. Andrew II, Gibbs, in the
loss of his mother, Mrs. Corinne
Window Gibbs, in Washington, on
September 81. Mrs. Gibbs is sur
vived by two children, Mr.. Gibbs
and his twin sister, Mrs. Madeline
C. Hagermann, of Washington, as
well as 3 grandchildren and 3
great grandchildren.
George Rawn was at home over
the weekend visiting his parents.
On Saturday, September 27,
there was held at the Darnes.
town Presbyterian Church an un.
usual event. A retreat for the
women of both the Darnestown
and the Bradley Hills Presbyter-
ian Churches took place, with the
central theme being Prayer"
Pictures were shown by the Rev
Daniel c. Mason, pastor of the
Darnestown Church, and Mrs. Ma
son, of a trip they took in Au
gust. These included stops at the
following Presbyterian National
Mission stations: Embudo ant
Taos, N. M; Allison.James School
Sante Fe, N. NJ; Menaul School
Albuquerque, N. M; Gansdc
School, Canado, Ariz. The follow
ing speakers added information
and challenge TO the gathering:
DR.. George nj. Docherty, pastor
Of the New York Avenue Presby'
terian Church, Washington, on
The Practice of Prayer; Rev. VIII
liam II. Kepler, pastor of the
Northminster Pres byteria a n
Church. Washington, on How God
Speaks to Man; Mrs. Lloyd G.
Brown, wife Of the pastor of the
Bradley Hills Church, on Why
Family Prayer? Scripture was
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

Open sign.
GAITHERSBURG: 2o7 Hutton ST..
Deer Park; Brick rambler. built TO
sell for $4,000. This house is in
excellent location. walking dis
tance TO stores. bank, churches
and schools. The price has been
dropped TO Sl9.5oo. Don't miss
looking this one over if interested
in a place in Gaithersburs. Open
to S.
ROCKVILLE tCommercisD. West
more: 5-room and bath frame.
An excel. opportunity for lunch
room. Lot 5oxl4o. One place
worth every cent asked. $4,000.
NEAR Acc: acres; improved
with a broom house; 3 bedrms..
and bath. h.w.h.; small barn;
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
College Players Act
Out Drama for P-TA

An unusual drama program
highlighting social and beha-
vioral problems of teen-agers
will play an encore perform
ance in Rockville next week.
University of Maryland's Ora
ma Wing will present the playlet
"And You Never Know" as the
feature of next Wednesdays an
nual fall workshop of the Mont
gomery Council of P-TAs at
Richard Montgomery Hi g h
School.
The Drama Wing last year
received high praise from
county residents who saw
their production here of an
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

stone fireplace. nice bedrooms.
full basement, y acre land.
$4,000.
BRICK RAMBLER. 44l2 Ives ST..
Wheofon Woods: Liv. rm.. spa
eious kitchen, fully equipped; 3
nice bedrms.. each with closet;
full bath. linen closet. clothes
closet in Iiv. rm.; full bsmt. with
! nice bedrm.; fenced yard. Close
TO schools. Methodist. Baptist.
Lutheran and Catholic churches.
Price SI5.500. Open ! TO S. A
nice home in an excellent loea-
+ion. Directions: Turn off Veirs
Mill Road on ParkIand Drive. go
TO end Of double parkway. turn
left on. Justice Street | block, turn
right block TO Ives. left TO
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16

Mayor and Council already had
agreed to abandon its Quietly
service to customers who, in the
future, come within the Sanitary
Commission District.
Morris said the commission
would reserve final consideration
until meeting or understanding
could be made between the Com
mission, Rockville and the Mont
gomery County Planning Board.