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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
More Anti Beotniks
Called in Hearing

coffee shop which called for a
disorderly conduct arrest when
they were on the scene.
However, 1t. John j. Kinney
said that he had had to warn
the beatniks to cut down on
the bongo drums.
Under questioning by Mr.
Rosenberg, the officer conceded
that the buses which run along
Massachusetts avenue during
the night probably generate
more noise than the coffee shop.
1t. Louis H. Giersch testified
that there is no more than "a
normal amount of disorder,
for a crowded restaurant. The
noise level plunges during the
poetry reading sessions, he said.
One witness, the janitor of
the nearby Tudor Hall Apart
ments, testified that he has had
a greater problem on sidewalk
trash cleanups since the coffee
shop opened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

single out students for such a
requirement and those who
argued no loyal person should
object.
Instead it voted 1912 to re-
turn the bill to its Labor and
Public Welfare Committee.
Kennedy Sponsor
Senator Kennedy, Democrat,
of Massachusetts,, a sponsor Of
the repeal bill, said he consid-
ers it dead at least for this
year.
He said he would try to work
out some agreement to revive
it in the 1860 session, but that
he was far from optimistic Of
finding any change in the
Senate's. mood then.
The Senate committee had
reported earlier that at least
seven colleges have refused to
take part in the program be-
cause of the oath requirement.
1t did not name the colleges.
1t said an undetermined number
of students had refused to APP
ply for scholarships for the
same reason.
In an effort to overcome OPP
position to the bill yesterday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
Second Sentence
Started by Kosper

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, July "a
(AP) John Kasper is back in
Federal Correctional Institution
here to serve his second SEN
tence growing out of the 1856
racial violence at Clinton
CTenn0 High School.
The segregationist arrived
yesterday to begin a six-month
sentence imposed for his in
reference with indignation at
the school. He completed an
eight month sentence last
August for a contempt of court
conviction in the same case.
Warden Eugene r. Goodwin
said Kasper will be given the
same orientation program given
other new prisoners. He worked
in the institutions laundry
while here before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

Senator Kennedy had sought
a compromise agreement to
continue the oath Of allegiance
requirement and appeal the
non-communist AFFIDAVIT pro-
vision which has been the chief
target of critics.
Longs Action
His group seemed for a while
to be within reach of this par
tial victory until Senator Long
Democrat of Louisiana. success
fully offered a motion to send
the whole thing back to COM
mittee.
The Senate shortly before
this had voted 46-45 to add to
the oath of allegiance require
ment a provision that anyone
falsely swearing allegiance
would be subject to imprison-
ment for up to five years for
perjury.
Adoption of this amendment,
sponsored by Senator Javits,
Republican of New York, was
viewed widely as a first step
toward a compromise that
would knock out the affidavit
requirement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

Last weeks national totals
were the highest for the 28th
week of the year since 1856
when 277 paralytic cases were
listed among 500 polio cases
reported
In the same week last year
there were So paralytic cases
among 1913 polio cases listed.
In 1857 there were 252 cases,
SO of them paralytic, in the
comparative week.
So far this year there have
been 956 paralytic cases COM
pared to 437 at this time last
year and $500 in 1855, the year
Salk polio vaccine was intro
duced.
Aid was being rushed by the
National Foundation to areas
of the Nation that have been
hit hard this polio season. AL
most half of last weeks para
lytic cases occurred in Mis-
souri,, Texas, Alabama and
Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

The Coffee n Confusion
Shop hearing was to resume
this afternoon for the fourth
day with more witnesses slated
to testify in opposition to the
beatnik haven.
The coffee shop enthusiasts
are yet to be heard.
The District Board of Appeals
and Review is hearing an APP
peal from William Walker,
operator of the coffee shop at
GAS K street NV. to notice
from city licensing officials
that they plan to revoke his
restaurant permit.
AS in the earlier sessions,
yesterdays proceedings were
marked by frequent legal
clashes between the boards
hearing officer, Charles w.
Hart, and attorney Harvey
Rosenberg, representing the
beatnik interests.
Mr.. Rosenberg again de-
manded, and Mr.. Hart again
denied, an immediate specifi-
cation of the charges against
the coffee shop operation.
Mr.. Rosenberg argued that
he cannot defend his clients
interests when he is in the
dark as to the charges. Mr..
Hart, who said that complaints
on the coffee shop operations
add up generally to an accusa-
ton of a public nuisance, stood
fast on his position that these
specifications will be given
later.
After the session ended, Mr..
Hart said that he was not in q
position to grant Mr.. Rosen-
berg's request. The reason, he
explained, was that he had re-
Trained from interviewing the
Districts witnesses in advance
of the hearing on the belief
that this would be an improper
action.
Two second precinct lieuten-
ants testified that there had
never been any actions at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
166PoIioCases
Weekly High

The number of paralytic
polio cases increased through
out the ANTON by SO per cent
last week to a weekly high for
this year of l66. This was
more than three times the
number listed for the same
week last year.
The Public Health Service
reported 257 cases of polio for
the week ending July 10. This
compares with 178 caSes-1l0
of them paralytic-reported for
the previous week.
Virginia reported 8 polio
cases, 5 of them paralytic,
Maryland and the District re-
ported none.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
Red Oath Removal Bid
Sidetrocked in Senate
BY the Associated Press

Students still must allegiance and sign non-Com-
munst adavts qualify for Federal scholarship grants and
loans.
The Senate sdetracked yesterday bill to repeal that
requirement National Defense Education Act reached
no decision between those who contended it unfair to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-06

WATCH REPATRMAN; Maryland
shopping center. Good PROPOSE
ton. WA. 7-1550 or TO. 9-656S.
YOUNG, EXPER. CLEANER, mes
senger, handy with tools, cleo. re-
pairs: refs. NEEDLECRAFT, 726
18th st. NV. Afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-06
HELP WOMEN
ASSISTANT
DECORATOR

<1N<NfAtkA y Nf4t
Nice shop looking for alert girl with
sales ability. Some BACKGROUND
g Fl AT lax 70 -. 70 4 20 3 ~ INC
ASSISTANT MANAGER. mature
woman, white, with experience
N typing and general once rou-
tine. Must have references SAL
ary, Plus apt. phone and utilities.
some knowledge of seeretarial
sss en RSps b sspiT li Gqt 81 staI n'e''-
AUTO TITLE CLERK
Experience preferred; apply to Mr.
1880 Hampton lane, Bethesda'
Nd, OIL, $4,000.
BEAUTICIAN, TOP pay. comm; paid
vacation, 70 operator with Conn.
Dupont Plaza Hotel, NO oA 7DssS1 /:
ewes. EN-. 3-0053.
BEAgTIcIAN. exper., all-round,
Conn. ave, Wo. 6-0465.
BEAUTlCIAN, busy Bethesda salon ;
top salary plus commission: 3
days; WILLIAM /. Bella HAIR
Oh 1Ll6IO, OIL, S-OOb7.
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman: op-
portunity for qualifed person for
established clientele, salary plus
comm La; 99ssIss4; ewes. and
BEAUTICIANS
Men and women; exclusive ellen
teie experienced only Apply
gABRlEL, 5420 Western ave.
BEAUTICIAN
Exper.; prefer following; days;
1877 oif is sns Sc comm na, M G ssssi' I've
BEAUTICIAN
Saar arse .1 open '9o iSS g. mrs.
BEAUTY OPERATOR (man or
woman)---0oQd opport. for top
stylist at JULES r ST. SALON;
other jules salons located ~ Alex,
Shirlington, Langley and Prince
Georges Plaza Call Miss Billy.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced.
aM,MnA LEE5 BEAUTY SALON
BOOKKEEPER, auto experience;
bla-day week: salary open, all
company benefits. Phone Mr..
BRODELL, LII. $4,000, for APP
pointment.
BOOKKEEPER--Avail. ifnmed., per-
manent position, 5-day wk., age
2l-35. Call MRS. IRWIN, NE. g.
0916.
BOOKKERPER-tYpist for wholesale
building supply. Central ave-, Cap
itol Hts. area State exper. and
salary exDectsd. Box 25-M, Star.
BOOKKEEPER -RECEPTIONIST
Exper. real estate or insurance pre-
terred. Above-average appearance.
Age 25-40 Salary commensurate
with ability. Only mature quail
ifled person need apply. Call ST.
3-0550 for appt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-06
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK, Alex; good
chance for advancement: 8 days;
to $500. POTOMAC EMPL.. oil
King ST., XII. 9-5055.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-06

Housewife Secretary
White. $50 to 4. 5-days per week
Secretary to president. Salary
open. Not over 35 yrs. old. Air,
conditioned modern once. cal
FIREMENS INSURANCE co.
ST 2.1A1A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-28
Just Is Only
If Perfect $oo
Fomous Makers
ox72-Ft. Rugs

fom tweed on-peect back
for Hurry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-28

So offordobIe you cont miss this value luxury
broodoom at this price Discontinued, yes but look
at the wonderful yordoee in all your fovorte decorot-
ing coIors Order yours make this luxury" gift
to Yourself for Christmas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20

TWILL co. $500. izth s.. and
,, Pork Rood NV.
Nominated Academy Award Best
E RdfrSsrtingi THE INN OF The
S man e a6PP sa5 o.J Ingr!a Berg:
CHAsERs," Rowery Bows. 4.3K.
S:20 Tomorrow at 100 Pm. only:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Girls Town Girls and Boys

Around the World in 80 Days
score Of the late Victor Young.
It win make the long-playine
album q hit all over again. o.
has 1t ever stopped sellingY
Elizabeth Taylor gets the music
royalties.
=
Young Jon Provost Of the
"Lassie" series has done well
as an actor. so his mother
Mrs. Cecile Provost. Is opening
a school in Hollywood to teach
other children all phases Of the
acting business.
Piper Laurie has been re.
searching the different actresse.
who have played Cleopatra ovel
the years. Lily Langtry and
Sarah Bernhard did 1t before
the turn Of the century. and
since then such diverse talents
as Theaa Bara. Helen Hayes
Claudette Colbert, Tallulah
Bankhead and vivien Leigh
have played the Temptress Of
the Nile. You'll see Piper as
Cleopatra on the General Elec-
tric Theater TV show Sunday,
April IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20
LYONS DEN

Continued From Page Gle
are like those I've seen in Bang
kok, dark and dank, where for
10 cents q shot they can buy
a happy dream. A gutter
stream. q few inches wide,
supplies the facilities for wash
ing, laundering and garbage
disposal.
Richard Mallg, the tourist
agent who was decorated by the
British government for his war
time services as q guerilla
fighter and intelligence officer,
came to visit us at our hotel
THE last time I met you," he
greeted my wife, you were be-
hind barbed wires" Shed
been here during the October
Sc riots. when all Westerners
on the streets became targets,
Sylvia photographed the riot
scenes. until Jim Robinson Of
NBC. brought her to the barbed
wire haven.
But I can't stay here" Syl-
via protested. while continuing
to photograph the riot scenes.
II have . fight reservation for
home today" It was then that
Malig had arrived. broke
through the barbed wire and,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20

young Ricky Nelson rs q juve.
nile gun-slinger with the dead
illness Of o wyatt carp. This is
O very funny idea indeed and
the callowness Of Ricl1y In the
company Of Wayne. Dean Mar
tin. Walter Brennan and Ward
Bond Is something to see.
Despite its cast sheen. "Rio
Bravo" is the small rather than
the large economy size Hawks
western. Within its tight
STACEY settings It deals with
Sheriff Wayne's effort to tame
the delinquent. sneering son Of
the family than owns the areas
rich spread. With q deputy
force composed Of Martin as q
hopeless drunk and Brennan, ar
elderly cripple. this proves quite
q task against the rich family'i
army Of hired killers.
II you think 1t takes wayne'i
full time. however. you could
not be more wrong. To enrich
the comedy vein Of "Ric
Bravo" there Is q love story In
volving the sheriff and q pretty
girl. Angie Dickinson. the latter
q fine. unlikely combination OF
toughness and wistfulness.
This is not o type Of girl one
meets every day. even In a
Howard Hawks western.
The approach Of the per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20

Rio Bravo" ct the Metro
politan. starring John Wayne
is likely to surprise those ex.
pecting another big production.
line western by Producer How
ard Hawks.
This one Is q satire on II,
type. offering the usual screen
full Of violence but with It,
tongue in its cheek. Skulls are
crushed by gun butts. and lives
are snuffed out with Hawks
usual enthusiasm but 1t Is oil
done in q spirit Of fun. Not
clean. dirty but fun neverthe-
less. ! 81
The irony Of the script un-
raveling in garish color goes
SO far actually as to present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20

Abe DRIVEN. H n,0' ca !sd' s'. -;
esiikeeFT TRACY HEaE n HTSm!ns oLD ss nRE
AND THE SEA" Technicolor at
$3.50, $3.50. GEORGE MONTGOM-
cry IN "BADMAN's COUNTRY"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20

with an armed escort. got her
to her plane on time. And now
he took her on q less hazardous
journey-to the Gloucester
Road area. to see the real World
of Suxy Wong, and to meet
Suzy.
Again she had her camera,
and photographed everything
except the Sikhs who, with
loaded rides. work as guards ut
the entrance to the jewelry
shops. For some inexplicable
reason they ned at the sight Of
Q camera. It has nothing to do
with religion, for the Sikhs In
India posed willingly. The way
to plan Q jewelry shop stick-up
in Hong Kong. therefore. Is
first to bring a camera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20
Killing Fun
In Western
At the Met

RIO BRAVO" . Warner Brothers
Howard sersss S s'i s. Juisss
rurthman and Leigh Bracelet. myslc
snsi Is%asin and Il I: sSsSlsHs:.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20

HOLLYWOOD (NAllA). -
Producer Al Zugsmith phoned
b tell me his star casting for
he role Of the mother superior
n Girls Town" at MGM =
Jeanne Grain. /. Others cast
Tor the picture to be directed
" Charles Haas include yours
truly. Mamie Van D0ren and
her ex-hushand. Ray Anthony,
Mel Torme. Gigi Perreau.
Charles Chaplin. IT,, Harold
lloyd, jr.. Carla Alberghettl
tsister Of Anna Maria), Dick
contin0. Jim Mitchum--son Of
kobcrt-Paul Anka, and scads
u Others. There should be
enough tidbits on the set daily
70 MI this column between
lakes. =,
Otto Preminger tossed the
incest party for lawyer Joseph
Welch. who plays the Judge in
his Anatomy Of o Murder. %
!. Everyone very gay, with
Edward G. Robinson doing q
great cha cha with Oracle Allen
and Cary Grant whirling with
Chinese actress An Kar Wa
Ihe in the tightest white gown.
Preminger has tested Miss Wa
Tor q future movie, "The Other
Side Of the Coin" Gary
Merrill came stag, explaining
that wife Bette Davis, with q
nervous stomach. had to stay
home.
The Robert Mitchums were
there. also the Louis Jourdans.
10. Arthur O'Connell, repeatedly
near marriage. danced with q
different girl every dance.
Rosalind Russell, in black hat
and off-shoulder black dress,
received good wishes for her
Oscar chances-and II anyone
can upset Susan Hayward's
sure" Oscar. it's Auntie Name.
The cutest remark at Pre-
minger's party came from the
guest Of honor. lawyer WEIGH.
He was asked, Does the pres
sure Of the law business give
you ulcers. the way the movies
do actors and producers?"
Shrugged Joe: I've always
found that the second ulcer
cures the first" And from the
very pleasant and charming
Mrs. Joe: These Hollywood
people are no different from any
Others"
Van Helms Tempest, /"
which he filmed for Dino Di
Laurentiis In Yueoslavia, Is un.
popular with the Los Angeles
School Board, which win not
allow school publications to
accept ads. Too much violence.
England's A. z. Matthews
celebrated his Goth birthday
BY giving up. whisky. A. Z. Is
starring In Scotland in his new
play. How Say You" The last
time I saw him was at the
Mike Todd bash In London for
the opening Of Around the
World in 90 Days"
$50
Regarding the latter, I'm
delighted with the words writ
ten BY songwriter Harold
Adamson for the wonderful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20

formers in Trio Bravo" Is one
Of happiness In their work. II
1t should turn out that they
really are trying to play the
script straight. this would make
the picture even more amusing.
Dimitri Tiomkin provided
the film with q workmanlike
musical score.
I'd q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films OF More hon Routine Merit
AUNTIE MAME"-Roz Russes comedy frolic transpanted
from stage TO with healthy laughs intact
"GIGP-Lesie Caron. Maurice Chevaler. Jourdan In
lifting sparkling musical by the my Lady" team
"HOUSEBOATCary Grant, with assist by Sophia Loren
explores some comedy aspects Of family life So
THE INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPINESS"-Ingrid Bergman
Is most beguilng missionary in the Orient.
"ME AND THE COLONEL"-Danny Kaye Is touching as well
~ comic a. . mild refugee fleeing the Nazls.
THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA"-The Ernest Hemingway
novel as dramatic acting solo by Spencer Tracy
THE SHEEPMAN'-Genn Ford Mickey Shaughnessy and
Shirley MacLaine In Western with q sense humOr.
"SOME CAME RUNNING"-The James Jones novel ON film
with Shirley MacLaine's Oscar-contendng performance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20

BYRD wo'h. lee shoppinO csntsi
OPP. p. Mysr. IA. 7-l733
LII CASE OF DIR. LAURENT. :"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
New Bank
Is Planned
InWheaton

A group of Montgomery Coun-
ty citizens have applied for a
charter for a new national bank
for the Wheaton area. 1t will
have a capitalization of $750,000.
A spokesman said there would
be no difficulty Gin moving the
stock"
The name of the bank or the
location has not been determin-
ed since the charter has not
been granted as yet. Neither
have the officers or board of
directors been named, but the
following business and profess
sional leaders have been work
ing on organizational plans;
Russell Miller, Bethesda, has
been the organizing attorney;
Jack Amatucci, Toms Chevro-
let; Clinton Sisson, owner of
Sisson ESQ; Nicholas Rinaldi,
owner of the Wheaton Bowling
Alley; Jack Kay, Kay Construc-
ton Co.; Theodore Lerner, Real
Estate and operator of Wheaton
Plaza; A. ]. Sommerville, jr.,
Plumbing Supply; Floyd Jen.
nings, jr., Plastering Contrac-
tor; DR.. Clarence. Jarboe, Den
fist; Robert P. De'Orsey, Insur-
ance; Robert Appleby, Manufac.
turers Representative; Oscar
Mcdowell, Real Estate; John Kali
avritinos, Builder, and Saul l.
Stern, Attorney and partner of
Stern Office Furniture Co.
There are at present in the
Wheaton area branches of The
Suburban Trust Company and
the Bank of Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
I0lUeS 10 Get
Degree From
Washington

Governor j. Willard Tawes of
Maryland will be one of three
persons to receive honorary de.
grees in ceremonies marking
the graduation of nearly 100 stu
dents from Washington College,
Chestertown, Nd, this Sunday
The Governor will receive a
electorate of laws degree, while
DR.. George Boas, emeritus pro.
lessor, Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, will receive a doctorate in
humane letters and Judge vii.
liam Raymond Horney, of Cen.
treville will be given a decorate
of laws.
Fifty-three of the graduates
are from Maryland, % from the
Baltimore area, and the re.
mainder from the Eastern
Shore.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
Drunk Drivers Testing
10 Start IN One Month

Chemical testing of suspect
ed drunk drivers will not be
started for about one month in
Maryland. And when it is,
Montgomery County drivers
may be subjected to either one
of two different types of tests.
The law, legalizing chemical
tests to determine the percent
age of alcohol in the blood of
suspect, became effective last
Monday. 1t gives enforcement
agencies their choice of using
blood, breath or urine tests.
State Police officers said they
intend to use the so,called
balloon" test of a drivers
breath.
Montgomery County Police
will use a urine test.
However, spokesman for both
agencies said it probably will
be a month before the neces-
sary equipment and procedures
are available.
William H. Weber, executive
officer of the State Police, said
delivery of balloon kits to be
carried in the car of each
trooper is not expected before
about July l.
James S. McAuliffe, Mont
gomery Police superintendent,
said testing will begin as soon
as chemist from the County
Health Department can be
made available to conduct the
urine analyses. This probably
will be later this month, he
said.
The urine test has been used
successfully in the District of
Columbia for the past few
years. Various types of breath
tests are used in Delaware and
other nearby states.
Whatever the test, the inter-
probation will be the same
under the Maryland statute:
under .05 percent alcohol, a
driver will be assumed sober;
over Is, he will be assumed to
be under the influence of drink.
Between .05 and Is, the re-
suits will be considered incon-
elusive.
McAuliffe said the decision on
whether or not to file charges
will be based on the arresting
officers judgment as to the
degree Of a suspects drunken
ness, as in the past.
The chemical test results,
which in many cases will not be
known until the following day,
will then be used as additional
evidence in the prosecution OF
the case, McAuliffe said.
He said the decision to use
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
4 Scholarships
Offered at Md.

Four new scholarships will !,
become available to freshmen
entering the University of Mary.
land College of Agriculture in
September.
They win cover folT years and
account for all college expenses
the first year and so percent Of
the costs the second year. To
qualify, applicants must have &C.
quired a 'B' average in major
subjects in the last two years
OF high school and be a resident E
Of the state.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

the urine test was made at a
conference between himself, the
county manager, states attor-
ney and other interested off
Gals.
1t was chosen as the most
practical for a variety of
res sons, one being that it al.
lows the defendant to have a
separate analysis conducted by
an independent chemist.
County police officers will be
schooled in the use of the test
by representatives of the
Health Department and States
Attorneys office, McAuliffe
said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
st. Jude's Event
Al Club Pony
Event Planned

A All Club Pony and Horse
Show will be staged at the Mary.
land State Fair Grounds, limo.
mum, June 20, starting at $3.50
am.
All members of All pony and
horse clubs may enter their
mounts in breeding, develop.
ment, fitting and showing and
performance classes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
Brownfield Is Cited

H. F. Brownfield, chairman
of the Montgomery County Rec
reation Board, received cita-
ton recently from the National
Recreation Association for out
standing service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
FLOWer ShOW Event

The Luxmanor Garden Club
Flower Show will be opened to
the public in the auditorium of
the Woodward & Lothrop
Chevy Chase Store at 2:30 pm.
tomorrow.