davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
De Peso

De Peso
Despues de haber disfrutado de
un interesante recorrido por ia
maica, Puerto Rico, Haiti, republi-
ca Dominicana y otros puntos del
Caribe, hace una corta escala en-
ire nosotros antics de eregresar a
Gulfport. Mississippi la gentil Sc
norita Wiki NOvey.
La senorita Novey, hija de don
Richard NOvey y sonora, dona &c.
ella Morrice de NOvey, de Pana-
ma, forma parte de I'm selecto CRU
pc de eStudiantes de Gulf Park
College que realiza una gira cul.
tural como parte del curse cole
gial.
LIE presentamos un carinoso sa.
Judo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

Nos complace enviar nuestras ca
rinosas felicita:iones a la gentil Sc
norita HOrtensia SaIabarria, hija
del DR.. Julio A Salabarrfa y seno-
ra, HOrtensia Sanchez de Salaba,
rrfa, miembros apreciados de nues'
ira colonia Guiana, con motive de
la grata celebration de su cumple.
amos en- ell dia de aver.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

Nos complace felicitar calurosa.
mente a la gentil dana sonora RO-
saba de Venegas, esposa del senior
Frank Venegas, con motive de la
grata celebration de SUI cumplea-
nos en- ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

WVENIVV p UWFWSLIV BA UVNVU 0 M1NNNO
I'd pueAe reeibir diariamsnte en- gu casa de habitAa<A d
DAARIO A AMERICAS. La leera minutes despu6s De ser
impress. Lame al te46fono TU &7521; sxtenss6n 1e, ,
ordene 81 inscription inHediatanAenae Per 813e measual
I'd. AendrA tedos los dMR on hera epoFtuAa, un ~ejenpAar
Dc este p~eri6dies. nev enAs hs edieisaes dOuinieales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
De Buenos Aires

De BuenoS Aires
I'm cordial saludo para ell senior
Edmundo DOnnelly, de Buenos All.
res, Argentina, quien Sc encuen-
ira en- Miami desde hace algunos
diaS en- viaje de recreo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

Vayan nuestras mas caras fell
citaciones para Ell apreciado caba-
Hero don Jules Dubois, Represen-
tante Hispanoamericano del Chica
go Tribune y residente de Coral
Gables, quien celebro en- ell dia de
aver la grata OCCASION de su cumple-
amos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

Nuestras c~alurosaS felicitaciones
para ell inteligente j6ven ArmandO
MenOcal, hijo del senior .Arman.
do MenOCal y sonora, Lolita Gran
da de MenOcal, estimados MEM
bros de nuestra colonia Guiana
con motive de la grata celebration
de su cumpleahos en- ell dia de aver.
Extra hoy en- un nuevo ano de
vida la gentil senorita Ondina Pa.
laciO, a quien nos es grato enviarle
nuestras sinceras felicitaciones y
votos por SUI ventura personal.
Celebra hoy Ell mejor de sus dias
la apreciada dana sonora Tulsa de
Hevia, esposa del senior Antonio
Hevia, y con tai motive nos es gra-
to felicitarla de manera muy espe-
cial y desearle que goce de muchos
amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

do Rodriguez con motive de Ia
grata celebration del a~niversario
de SUI nacimiento en- Ell dia de aver,
y aprovechamos Ia OCCASION para de
searle muchos amos mas de existen
cia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
sodos de AIoodon
! Bodos de PopeI

PIAZZA CORRESPONDENCE RIO. BOX szs. MIAMI. FLORIDA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
Program Listines

70 O baby Struggled aboard the
SIS. Oceon Queen. Gale Storm
stars. IRspsot.l
$50 - =.
4-Turnins Point. Dromo.
Pride Of O Man." Howard Duff.
tRepeot.l
9-tiove Gun, VIII Travel.
PoIodin finds himself logged as o
dupe In O robbery plot. Richard
Boone. June Vincent, Rseeos.l
1000
4-Amoteur Hour. Ted Mock.
5-SherIoek Holmes. Crime.
Unlike Wolloee interviews.
Guest: Henry kissinosr. political
and military analyst.
9-Gunsmoke. Western.
Doc Adams is eolled 10 the home
Of roncher merely 20 treot his
COW. jones Arness. tRepeot.)
1880
4-yoseph Gotten Show. Drmo.
The TrioI of MoU SurTott."
The triol Of the womon honoed
for horborino John Wilkes Booth.
Joseph Gotten stors. (Repeot.l
5-Giont Playhouse. Movie.
Ia Hesrs. "a Remember Mona"
ls4s. A Norwegian fomily
establishes O home in Son From
cisco. Irene Dunno. Barbara Bel
6eddes.
7-Sofeway Theoter. Movie.
IA Hours. "Undercover Mon."
Glenn Ford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

9-The Grey Ghost. Adventure.
Problem Of Command Ted
Andrews stors.
Hoo
4-Nsws. Sprooue.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mud. Douglas. Donieis.
4-Feoture Festival. Movie.
! Hour, 50 Min. Belle 10
Gronde." 1851. A gambling
queen is plooued by her ex-hus-
band. John Corroll stars.
ll:l5
9-The Late Show. Movie.
z Heurs. 5 Min. The Treasure
OF Sierro Modre." l947 An vn-
usuol tole of three American
derslicts besst by lust, greed and
distrust Of eoch other. Humphrey
eoeort, WoIter Huston
Izsao
1.-The Lords Proyss.
1870
4-Inspiretion.
l:IS
9-Ths Late, Late Show. NONE.
Z Hess, 50 Min. "Norsh q
Nome" 1887. Jock helt.
2:20
e-Aadifofion. Weafher.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
Changes Made In
Catholic Services

The EeYe1end Ffaneis Murphy
pastor oi the Catholic Chapel Of
81 Tfl0ma1 More. has announced
that because the football players
and other Students have 50 re
quested Il. Masses viii be held
each Saturday al 7 am. at 9 30
am and at 8 m until further
Kl0tlce
The 9 o'cleyck Mass viii be held
specifically for the football team
and It's fans II viii give the team
and the coaches chance 10 % 10
Mass and receive Holy CDnmun-
ION before home games
Confessions viii be heard On
Saturdays from . 30 70 8 80 m
as well as from ~ 5 pm and
7 10 . pm On Saturdays when
horne games are scheduled the
last evening confession viii con
tlnue until 8 pm
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22

H1gA schod ss0deSss VIII meet u
tnk rect1gy sg SO an every
SssE-Essy- beEzrlrg October 4
Ar classes are grouped Sccnrd-
III 70 psk,s5c schol2 E-sSes They
SssSa szg1G BY exreTlesce1 tram
esSVssy cs.ecAaSts w-rso hzge ssaer
ce~11sle-c - HIS t-xcelsency VIZ
cen 5 NGe~x Bssaag sf tse DsEs-
rese 81 RaSszE1 L scco-.zDce
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
Girl Scouts Need
Troop Leaders

Mrs II X Russell county CIR
Scout chairman. launched the CIR
Scout 1853 80 program Of the yeai
with q parents rally at the Chspe
Hill Junior High School last We'd
nesday evening Aiding her were
Mrs James Woods. Mrs Stuart
Chapin and Mrs J X Ellis.
we need troop leaders. SAID
Mrs. ChapiD who had taken ap
plicaii0ns for new members ii
the Scouting program Many
more girls want 10 JOIN the GiIl
Scout organization than what car
be fitted into the present troops
so ask mothers who will take d
Troop Leader job 10 call me She
said
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
0dum Families
Pay Visit Here

as-eE guests of Ms fiy@ az
g,3I1 wee ner sa1g asd
ce<En-eFs aa-ls@ arr g-a15ctil-
VI anc M~ Hos ar1
T,.s-.as Our soe taey ca1ss-
A1r anc Mary Lys.se and
Il ar NrE E-geae oc1n ar
re-. ~, Bill
T1e Fi9earc T,x~-ss Oo1ua
ezwe from Mss aeo4set wr,ere
" o9gn nac beeo Sescnlag
s-,r3rec eogfse=s Z, ~ Hcc,c j
Ho.e Bloiogy Lsz,ora,oFy anc
sere 81 .teir xsy u Cgrp1s
Cars Texas rear Rmen II
C1,ra directs TX Texas ms .lJie
u ha-14 5csence Wf.en ttey
~, sere esey Se.e cotcernec
aF,oG hurricane scos-ogied 70
g.riks tsse k5sev Teas ceagt Hoa
ese- .te n4rracare kat tocce and
70 .l.s.e damage y M facilities
., .oe institute
TIE Eugene Ccgns had arrived
. caapel Hi after several
,r.oa.as u Mr. odgn ieaye Of
a69serce from u5e University oi
Gt7yrgss for scientific worE
a5foae They nd b4en II the
81 sncs,lslsn countries ard q,
Oy,Es England Mrs Ooyrn and
bef rftper Mrs Bernice HUFF
sne I'll slso Travelled 10 Italy and
p'ger Countries
GF Odurn reDorted that his kS<1k
% f-cology sss ~ times presented
u nlfn a. al introduction Dy
fo,eigG gIeaiIBtE he also %
served The effectiveness u Tod
and drink as universal kgnd At
International scientific meetings.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
Jewish H4rxiess

Worship service the evening Of
the Day Of Atonement will be held
at 7:B pm. this Tuesday al the
HiIleI House and beginning the
next day at 10 am. through the
rest Of the day. There will be q
breakfast nt the conclusion OF the
services Wednesday evening at
sund0wn. Women Of the Jewish
community win prepare and serve
the meal
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
Methodist Women's Meeting

About 2fO Methodist women II
this area will attend the annua
educational seminar for the Dur
ham District Woman's Society ol
Christian Service al the Long
hurst Methodist Church IN Person
County al - ~ - 1"'fer Scot
Is The meeting Will be prcsl4ed
over by Mrs Frank Hanft oi
Chapel Hill, district president
Mrs. T. f.. Peacock Of Chapel Hill
will be one Of the speakers.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
Relisioas Instructions for Catholic
Ckil1ren to Be Resumed Next Sunday

Srhesss c<zzs@-ez who wsI 5sYe
resscsasss ssez- s.k hErzAx1sy tg Nc~
K VI ee DEC svw-z 8 50 e le =
esrT Szs-3sy --sw--g x iAe 90
sSgs h@Azs1 .ae Teczry Gases
SCR xzzls s-ur- g-z5ez a-se .S-vn@E.
era wlN --acee 1r Re41z- se- Pa.
r. ssss Csz-cse zs isszs Sz--as tlrrs
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
FOR SALE

ChNERAs FCR SALE-0NE NJ
koo 81 Pa Ore Lecls NJ
F.z fsc.AsIly brand ne@ Bar
qsIr Csn s-5GSl ~. inspection
IT'S TERRIFIC THE WAY
re selling Bloe IustTe for clean-
ng rugs anc upholstery HUgglas
H1fc1 are
BEAUTIFUL Antique VICTOR
isa loyeseat $S5 ", pair WOOD
chairs s. % flu1r lamp. 81 y
Kltunger cOns0le table or cesk
$zo " Cal 9-sk,s2.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
Phone
846I
HOUSES FOR SALE

ALMOST NEW HOME IN ,ST
class neighborhood. Full basement
fireplace, 3 bedrooms, kitchen
dining area, living room, 2 baths
A real buy at very convenient fin.
ancing. No closing costs involved
Call Fred Dale or r. Nj. Kendall
at 8408.
SPACIOUS. COMFORTABLE
house on Windsor Circle ia Glen
Heights. 3 bedrooms, III ceramic
tile baths, knotty pine kitchen with
cabinets and adjoining dinette
Beautiful wooded lot. Marble
block finish with cedar shingle
siding. $4,000. Reasonable terms
Weswin, Inc. Phone 9-l34l.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
WANTED

WANTED LlsTTN6S or SMALL
-sctS So acres within SIX miles
q Ct.zs,ea Ill T35lapsoz & VIZ
ce-. Irc rs West Rosemary
Dayx-s gg,S--5S- -'sssss5
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
.,,:,, s.::, CLASSIFIED ADS .ss.. .ss,
HOUSES FOR SALE

8 BEDROOM BRICK HOME WITH
fireplace. large attractive kitchen,
csrport. and fenced in back year.
On beautifully landscaped lot. l50
x 200 f.. IN Glen Heights. Sl2 900.
Easy terms. Call 8-6Sll.
TOP LISTINGS SELLING WITH
Foushee-0lsen Realty Co.. Realtors
al l08 y. Columbia Street. Phone
s43I.
FOR SALE BY OWNER--NEW
house on large landscaped lot,
bedrooms, living room with fire
place dining room, kitchen. bath,
screened porch, and storage al
tic. Call S-l327.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE
SENLAC ROAD--ln walking dist
ance Of campus, five bedrooms,
three baths, three living porches,
fell basement. See this lovely
nome and grounds now
GLEN HEIGHTS-FSur bedrooms.
two baths. Lot 200 Il 300 feet. Al
most new and Is clean as q pin.
Fruit on the trees. Range included.
Priced st SIS 800.
720 GIMCHOUL ROAD - Beau.
tiful grounds. SIX rooms. break
fast reem. Glassed In living porch,
large sleeping porch. full base
ment. SIS 900.
32s TENNEY CIRCLE First
floor: living room. dining room.
large library. kitchen. powder
roem. plus psrehes and terrace.
second fleor: five bedrooms. three
tiled baths. Third floor has tws
rooms and bath. Swimming psel
and cabana. Yen can't duplicate
these grounds In many years.
Priced at $47 800.
NEED FIVE BEDROOMS?-We
have them In walking distance
Of the University. Yes. full base
ment, large study with fireplace,
screened porch. double garage.
Let us show you this lovely home
now.
GRANVILLE ROAD-New. Liv'
Ing room. dining room, kitchen;
three bedrooms, two baths, also
play room. t22.S0o.
HIDDEN HILI4S-Brick home with
living room, dining room. kitchen.
Three bedrooms. basement. large
screened porch. Kitchen Ii full OF
modern appliances. $40, 500.
23i FLEMINGTON ROAD - Let
us show you this quality home
with shady lawn. Three bedrooms
plus study. Two full baths. Extra
large kitchen and utility room.
screened porch. Price reduced.
One Lot. Corner Mason Farm
Road and us. l5--s3 900.
BUILDING SITES
q Lake Forest
O Estes Hills
SERVICE INSURANCE
& REALTY GO.
@ @
Phone s-l72 Clyde HOFnaday
20 Years at the Same Location
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22

Three bedroom brick house with good kitchen fireplace
carpor and Handicapped lot Call Foushee Olsen for this
and other good lsngs
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
TOP LOCATION

Excellent large family residence for This we'll
kept four bedroom home Tenney Circle should be
your agenda for checking with the baths base
ment and the fine neighborhood 4
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22

UNUSUAL ! ROOM EFFICIENCY
apartment Four exposures. Oct /
Telephone 7-l23l.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED-AN APARTMENT
All shsre with another girl. Call
Barry Morrison. S-650l
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
APARTMENT FOR RENT

NICELY FURNISHED ) ROOM
apartment. Close to campus. Call
sz5s
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-22
HANDSOME BIG FAMILY HOME AT BARGAIN PRICE

FOUR BEDROOM IN-TOwN HOUSE AT LOW PRICE
low 800 price for this house with Chryser Air Temp
OIL furnace for the winter and big shade for now
DAVE Circle Payments ss2 per month Low down pay
nent House can be rented with option to buy also.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
Rockville Tragedy
NOckVIIIe Tragedy
2-Nonth- Old Baby Girl Dies Suddenly

Medical experts are study
ing the cause Of the death of
a. two month -old Rockville
girl who appeared to have
suffocated in her crib.
She was Zebra Hildebrand,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
TIildebrand. of 1916 Clagett Drive.
Medical Examiner DR.. Frank j..
Broschart said microscopic tests.
taking at least a week, would
have to be performed to discover
the cause of death.
An autopsy Tuesday at
Suburban Hospital failed to
disclose that the child died
of suffOcation, the expected
cause.
Debra was found unconscious
in her crib by her mother, Irene,
a half hour after she was fed.
The Rockville Volunteer Fire De.
partment Rescue Squad respond
ed to her call but efforts to revive
the child failed.
Fire Surgeon DR.. William
Frank pronounced the child dead
at 1910 PM.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
First in World
First in World
Court Here Launches
PsychOdrunlG Plan

First known use of psyche
drama by court Of law was
started last week by the Juve-
nile Court of Montgomery
County.
Psychodrama Is a form Of
therapy in which persons are
encouraged to act out their
problems under the direction
of psychiatrist.
Judge Alfred d. Noyes has be.
gun the use Of psychodrama in
his court 10 determine the dyna-
s-~>--~<S>S~s~~>s .>s.S.es.>s....
(See Photo on Page B-6)
~~~~~~~~~e~~s~~e>
mic interaction Of a family
group" with particular emphasis
on the juvenile before the court
DR.. Michael NJ. Miller, consult
ing psychiatrist 70 the court, EN-,
'phasized that participation IN tn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

Roberta (Bobbie) Messer, II
year.old member of the United
States All Dairy Cattle Judging
Team that carried off first
honors in the international iudg
ing competition at the Royal
Agricultural Show in Bristol,
England, returned to her home
near Laytonsville Monday night.
AS a member of the victorious
United States team, she had just
ended a six weeks trip to Eng.
land, Scotland and Holland. With
three other All Club members
from Maryland, she had received
medals and a cup from the Queen
Mother and had received the
Queens personal congratulations.
But on her first morning home,
Bobbie put Queens and interna-
tional glamour aside. The Mont
gomery County Fair was less
than a month away - those Hol-
stems needed more than bath.
They needed a bit of schooling in
proper ring manners for showing
at the fair. So Bobbie went to
work. The hand that pressed the
hand of the Queen Mother of
Great Britain not only bathed
the Holsteins but halter-broke
them as well.
And how does 1t feel TO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
White House
Car Stopped
For Speeding

A White House limousine carry
ing the wife of President Eisen-
hower's personal physician was
stopped by Montgomery County
policeman Saturday for exceed
ing the 60-mile-an-hour speed
limit on new u. S. 240 near Cal
thersburg.
Pvt. c. w. Crabb charged
Sergt. Edward J. Cliff. Jr. (USA),
driver of the car, with exceeding
CO. Cliff posted S1645 collateral
and proceeded to Gettysburg.
Pvt. Crabb was taking Mrs.
Alice Snyder to join her husband,
Mai. Cen Howard McC. Snyder,
at President Eisenhower's Gettys.
burg farm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

psychodramas is strictly volun.
tary
The dramas will be held as pre-.
trial sessions from which Or.
Miller hopes 10 gain insight into
juveniles problems which he then
will interpret to the court. At
the same time, acting in the
dramas will help orient the par
Elephants in relation TO their spe.
citic problems.
Judge Noyes last week said he
was quite enthused" over the
prospects of psyehodrama as a
tool Of the court. II see great
potentialities in II as an aid to
Continued on Page B-6)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
JOIN the Fun!
Free RiUer Boat Outing
Is offered BY Sentinel

and scores Of other fun-rides at
the amusement park. The new
Happyland Swimming Pool at the
park also is free. and there is a
well.shaded picnic grove and
tables for those who bring their
picnic baskets.
Chartered buses will leave stra.
tegic parts Of the county at $3.50
AM. on the morning of the cruise
and arrive at the Wilson Line
dock in Washington in time for
the 10 Am. sailing. Return sail.
ing will be at $50 and guests
will arrive back in Montgomery
County about 1880 PM Guests
will provide their own lunch but
everything else will be free.
Youngsters and others in
terested in joining the cruise
must have four new one.year
subscriptions TO the Sentinel In
our office by August Is to be
eligible.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

Civil Defense
Won't Help With
Disaster Wells

Civil defense planners, OF
which there have been many
at the Federal, State and To-
cal levels over. the years, ap-
parently aren't too concerned
about one slightly important
item during a disaster-water
In fact Rockville city officials
have almost been forced to con.
clude that as far as civil defense
planning and procedure is con.
cerned it'll be water, water ev.
erywhere but not drop to drink
under certain circumstances.
Surprising falIout or other
enemy action poisoned all the
rivers and streams and reser-
vOirs and no surface water
was safe to drink?
For months now, Rockville has
been trying to interest civil de-
Tense officials in helping them
set up a safe, underground wa
ter supply for use in a CD emer-
gency. But they haven't gotten
to first base.
In fact, they have just about
given up and will go ii alone with
their own plan.
The question arose when Rock
vile realized that it would soon
be abandoning 81 wells from
which the city now gets about
one-half of its water supply. These
wells won't be needed when the
new water line to the Potomac
River is tapped late next month.
What the city has been
trying to do is get CD to pay
One.haIf the cost of maintains
ing the wells as a safe source
of water i'm case all surface
water is contaminated.
City officials felt ii would be
Shameful to abondon one of the
few available sources of uncon-
taminated water in an area serv-
iced almost completely by surface
water.
This is true of many commu-
mites in the country as the trend
is away from deep wells to sur
face reservoirs. Rockville and
Montgomery CD officials hoped
that Rockville could become a
''pilot project" with the federal
government and the local commu-
nifty sharing the cost of main
Continued on Page ABB
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
Join the Fun!

County youngsters and their
families will have the oppor-
tunity of boarding the SIS. Mt.
Vernon August IS for a free, day.
long outing at Marshall Hall
Amusement Park on the Potomac
River.
The whooping and hollering
will be known as Montgomery
County Day" at Marshall Hall.
The cruisers will go cruising as
guests of the Sentinels Circula-
ton Department.
The lucky voyagers will win
the right to the all-day, alex.
pense trip by obtaining four new
subscribers to the county's lead
ing newspaper. (See advertise.
ment on Page CO of this issue
for full detailsD
Those who sail for Marshall
Hall will receive free rides on
the roller coaster, whip, ferris
wheel merry'goround, Dodgern,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

Nowadays, the Fede
both with radar and aer-
ial photography.
I've been the County
Surveyor for the last 16
years, and my father held
that job for so years pre-
viously. 1t wasn't too
many years before my
fathers time that Sur
veyors" measured land
by SO many arrow shots
or horses steps.
But now, a deviation
of an inch or two in the
surveyors calculation can
mean a lot when you
realize land in some dense
business districts sells for
$50 a square foot. Ex-
trapolate that error of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
In Germantown Bank
AEC Workers Deposit
500, 900 Each Payday

employees represent about half
of the banks increased deposits.
At the bank call of June 6,
1857, the Germantown Bank
showed total deposits We're ST.
AL 1893, whereas at the latest
bank call, June %, 1858, total
deposits had jumped to $2,110,323,
or an increase of Az percent.
Hoskinson said that at each
payday at Acc, bank officials
can expect from $4,000 to $40 900
in deposits at the banks Acc
branch. The branch started as
check-cashing facility, but has
grown to Include all banking
services except loans.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

Every payday at the Atomic
Energy Commission headquar-
tiers, Germantown. employees de-
post from $4,000 to $4,000 in
a branch of the Germantown
Bank which is set up inside the
sprawling Acc building.
AS result, deposits of the
Germantown Bank have risen
almost so percent over June of
last year. The Acc moved into
its new building at Germantown
last January.
]. H. Hoskinson, member of
the banks board of directors,
said this week deposits by Acc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
Lincoln
Plea Aned
By County

Funds TO renovate the Lin
coin Junior High School in
Rockville for use as a COM
bination warehouse office
building by the School Board
were turned down Tuesday
by the County Council.
The School Board had asked
for $4,000 to refurbish the IA
classroom building which il con
sidered "sub-standard."
Voting to give the money TO
the Board were Councilwoman
Stella B. Werner and colleagues
J. Grahame Walker and Jerry T.
Williams. Against the motion
offered by Walker were Council
President Wilbur N. Baughman
and Councilmen Charles II. Jami-
son. Robert +. Snure and Grover
X. Walker.
Baughman remarked that he
didn't think the school rooms
were sub.standard and his state.
ment was echoed by Grover
Walker.
"Why, they are better than the
schools rooms / learned in," com.
mented BaughmanS He said he
was against taking the IA. rooms
out of circulation now when some
schools are conducting halliday
sessions because Of overcrowded
conditions.
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several inches along line of several hundred feet and
you'll see how important it is to be accurate
My father used a compass in much of his early sur
veying but we can't rely much on that today
There many wire fences and steel structures in
the county compass would be useless.
Still, though have the most UP TO date
equipment have found that can't improve much on
the work of the surveyors of long ago who helped lay
out the line separating the District from Maryland.
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gested, could offer a prize
for the best elephant grown
in Montgomery County. Or,
better yet, for the best
vicuna = since the vicuna is
the new symbol of the Re-
publican Party"
It's doubtful if the obvious
reference to the Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine hearings will
tend to encourage a nice, friendly.
type campaign between the
Democrats and their COP foes. In
fact, the opposite might be
deduced.