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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

LONDON, Oct. 3 (AP). -
Prime Minister Macmillan, in
the last week Of a hot general
election race with Britain's
Laborites, said today that ev-
erything seems to be arranged
for an East-West summit meet
ing except setting the time and
place.
But the date will not be an
nounced before the election
next Thursday, he indicated.
Everything seems to be clear
except just to make arrange
ments," he told newsmen at
a conference at Conservative
Party headquarters.
president Eisenhower has
gone of for q weeks rest SO
that might delay it. But every
body is agreed 1t is a matter OF
fixing date and place-and the
people who will represent Brit
ain"
Calls LabOrites Split
II do not see how a party
which is split, as the Laborites
are, on every major issue, can
possibly form a government
with a large enough majority
to play an effective role at the
summit" he said.
Mr.. Macmillan's reference To
the summit later were de-
scribed as an election "gim-
mick" by Morgan Phillips
general secretary Of the Labor
Party.
He told reporters:
ut (the Conservative Party
thought this would be a good
gimmick. But something has
gone wrong to make it impos-
sible for him (Macmillan) to
make the announcement before
the polling day."
Close Race Indicated
Mr.. Macmillan, urbane 65-
year-old Etonian, predicted his
party would win the election
but the latest public opinion
polls showed the outcome in
the holly fought contest with
labor for control of Parliament
was likely to be a toss-up.
II have become more and
more confident Of the result,
Mr. Macmillan told a news
conference.
With only five days left, the
polls showed 39.5 per cent Of
the voters behind the Conserva-
tives and 38 per cent for Hugh
Gaitskell's Labor Party.
A little more than two weeks
ago - when Mr.. Macmillan
called the election on the crest
Of a popularity wave and in the
flush Of President Eisenhower's
visit here - his Conservatives
appeared a sure thing to win
an unprecedented third term
and run Britain for another
five years.
Final Campaign Swings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04
Final Campaign Swings

At that time the polls, usually
accurate in forecasting cleo
tons in Britain, gave the Con-
servatives a rs per cent mar
gin as against the present is.
It may be the 10 per cent
of undecided voters who will
determine which party controls
the 630-member House of Com
mons and forms the next gov
eminent.
Mr.. Macmillan and Mr.. Gait
skell both embarked in final
campaign swings this week end
through the hinterlands.
They were slugging it out on
the main issues-the Conserva-
tives' claim to the right of
representing Britain at an
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-16
AROUND NO. LITTLE RICK

Mrs Ethel Smith of our town has Chi
ago where she spent the holidays with her sister
Allison and her daughter Mrs LESSEE Noble She won
derfu stay Her family very happy to have her back
Inc Usher Union will be held Sunday D. m. First
Baptist church. 9th and Pine street NJ Banks PASTOR
Mrs. n. E. Doyle president
Rev and Mrs William S Jones of ia Cedar are the
proud parents of baby daughter She has
been given the name, Carlus LaTrece
The Singing Union held Sunday at Shiloh Baptist
chlcl Kev M l. Branty pastor The report for 1858
S408226 There ten church chos in the union Rev r
Hicks chaplain E. Jackson president Hughes secre-
tary
Mems day will be observed Sunday Shiloh Baptist
church Prof E. Benton principal of Hillside school, will
be the principal speaker
Inc Jones High school band win sponsor their annual
concert Sunday, p. m. j w. Cannon director
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-16
, IT y
AR agu

The lavshly entertained at the beautiful
home Mrs Ioward) Fausnia Bemra Friday night
Robbie JONES' president presided
business of the year Committee reports given
plans the year Recipient
and second prizes Mrs Aene Oliver and Mrs Sara Rice
respectively. Mrs. Emestine G. GiQan is hostess
The Southide Ladies club met the home of Mrs Faus
tenia Nichols The meeting called to order by the pres
dent and a business session ensued Following the
hostess served delicious salad plate and other refresh
ments. Three played with the following
Mrs l. Williams, first, Mrs. Newsome second and Mrs
Hayes third Mrs Williams will be the hostess.
gretta Hayes president, Mrs Fannie Curry, reporte
The Ladies auxiliary No. 281 will the residence
Of Mr. and Mrs Jasper Davis January 20 p nstalla-
lion of members will be held at this time Mrs Lorraine
Jordan president Mrs Vivian BlaEely acting
The jackson Aumnae and Beta Chi Chapter of the Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority of Jackson Tennessee honored l.
Bates Woman of the Year 10th Anniversary
celebration held January II Lane College gymnasium
which time Mrs guest speaker To capacity
audience she discussed the subject Challenge
Day Woman Presentation of the award the Woman the
Year made by Soror Mildred Hay
Basileus, introduced the speaker
The National Council of Negro Women is sponsoring
Hall of Fame spotghtng the youth of 1858 JAM Is the
Community Center The Blind School, Dunbar Junior high Pu
as Training and Cook high schools have been invited
TO participate.
Marion Henderson, 1900 West street. has returned
from Fort Riley Kansas where sister and broth
ern-aw Sgt and Mrs. Lawrence Kenner
JamesDavd Walker H. son of Mr. and Mrs William "Son-
NY Walker celebrated his birthday December 3d. at
the home OF his grandparents Rev and Mrs James David
Walker of Pine Bluff Jimmys guest included many of his
small pals and his energetic sister Cher To the
nent OF all present Jimmy refused blow candles
on his cake he task gladly undertaken by Chery)
TO the amusement of ALL Jimmy continually saying "du
meaning which he had the direction of sis
Gee thanks ss) Jimmy received many wonderful gifts May
you have many many more, Jimmy
The Community Cheer club held its monthly meeting
the home of Mrs Florence Thompson street Bust
ness as usual was transacted number given
tive dollars for Christmas cheer The distributed
by Mrs Leona Lewis and Mrs Mildred Russ who made COM
pete during the session. The program commit
Tee to testimonial Florence THOMPSON
president, Mrs Veo Thomas, reporter
Tho III
at the House of Beauty number guest present Pic
lures taken Turkey the trimmings were served
Alter dinner the club members exchanged gifts Everyone
had wonderful time Scott president Mrs Veo
Thomas reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-16
Legal Notice:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, SIS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Ida Wright, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 111368
John L. Wright, Defendant
The Defendant John l.. Wright is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint o the plaintiff
Ida Wright.
Dated December 9th 1858
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Willi0m w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
By Ealy Red d. G.
12:26;1:9-16-23 At
In Pulaski County Probate Court
In The Matter of The Estate of
Charlie FramptOn, Deceased
No. 34455
Notice of Appointment Of Admin
istrator
Last known address of decedent:
702 Park. Little Rock, Arkansas
Date of death: November 6, 1858
The undersigned was appointed
Administrator Of the estate of the
above-named decedent on the 5th
day of December, 1858.
AL persons having claims a.
gainst the estate must exhibit
them. duly verified, to the I'M
dersigned within six months from
the date Of the first publication Of
this notice or they shall be for
ever barred and precluded from
any benefit in the estate.
This notice first published the
9th day of January. 1853.
Arthur Frampton
administrator
1112 Park Street
Little Rock, Arkansas
II. B. Anderson, Attorney for Es-
tate
1.9-16-21 3t
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-16
AROUND Pine BLUFF

Mrs Maxine Wnbush and son Eugene have returned to
their home in East Chicago Indiana spending the holt
days guests of Mr. and Mrs Madison Speers of $40 ~
Spruce parents Of Mrs Wnbush She is the former Maxine
Speers and instructor the music department of East
Chicago public school system
Mrs Viessa Harris, of us N. Plum is very sick at this
writing Her children from California and Carolina are al
her bedside
Mr. and Mrs Maurice 7 Jones and daughter 3IcChee
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-16

spent Sunday city, the guests Mr. Mrs c. A,
Jones and family.
Cornelius Rice has returned to his home in Kansas City
visit with Mr.. Mrs. L. A. Rice and wife,
Burnett Mrs A. Hannah, brother and sisters
spectively.
Mrs K H. Garden of Nowalk Conn., the house guest Of
Mrs. H. T. Perry.
Little Kenneth Wilbur has returned to his home in St.
spending while here with his grandmother
Mrs Minnie Burnett grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Will
1913 W. other members of the family and
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-16

county; Clarence P. Freeman, chaplain, Mis-
sissippi county; Mrs. Lois Perkins, historian
Desha county; and M. E. Mccoy, treasurer,
Jefferson county. Not shown is Mrs Ruby Har-
rs, secretary, Lee County. Lester Hopkins
has been recognized as agents association M
the National County Agents association. NJ
E. Mccoy is secretary of the national organi-
cation.
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-16

ARKANSAS EXTENSION AGENTs-The a.
bove group of extension agents were elected
for the 1959-60 term at a recent agents coun-
Gil held at Philander Smith college. Seated
left to right Lester Hopkins, president Phil
lips county; Tyrone Green vice-president, Lon
oke county Standing in same order: F. E.
Smith, parlamentarian, Nevada county; Mrs.
Gertrude T. Henderson, reporter Columbia
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-16
To A Baptist Church In Little Rock
by A. v. Hall

N v
My Father! have you this speetacle
Thy holy church. builded love and prayer,
Sink to foul receptacle
Of hate and bgotry?
It's bell tolls in the quiet Sabbath air.
Come one-come all and seek Gods saving grace
But wait mot you No, No! Not you Only the fair
May enter here. Be gone.
His law is clear, unless do estrange it.
He scourged the money changers at the temple gate
"This is my Fathers house, He cried, 'and we have
changed it
Into den of thieves.
Perhaps He'll come again betwixt two suns;
And on your threshold, in His glory say:
GAS We have done this unto these, these darker Ones
So have we done to Me-.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16
zasto nastaje "vibrato" J"

Dvojica psihologa univerzi-
teta u Oxvordu, ]. A. Deutsch
i ]. X. Clarkson analizirali su
"vibrato" kod pjevaca. To je po-
drhtavanje glasova, koje nasta-
je kad pjevac duze vrijeme zadr-
zava jednu notu odredjene visi-
ne. Ucenjaci su dosli do zakljuc-
ka da sc vibrato ne izvodi samo
zbog efektnog i estetskog djelo-
vanja, nego da je to nuzna po-
treba. Ljudski glas, naime, ne
mole posve totno i precizno "dr-
zati" odredjenu muzicku notu.
Zbog toga pjevac mora "oscili-
rati" svojim glasom, pomicati ga
navise nanize, ma tai nacin
vrsi kolekciju zeljene note
Deutsch j Clarkson vrsili su niz
pokusa s '~ibratom", snimajuci
razne glasove ma magnetofonsku
vrpcu dosl do zakljucka, da u
jednoj mott ina oko 120 vibraci-
ia, ! da sc nota korigira u desc
tinki sekunde.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16
Duquesne University Tanburitzans
Nasfupa ma koncerfu U Etni II. sept.

Ema Pa. = Nasa glasovita Duquesne University Tam
buritzans nasupt &c svojm prvm sezonskm koncert
MIN programom Ena High School nedjelju 27 septem
bra g. 2:3O posliie polne, pod pokrovtestvom od
sjeka broj H. B. Ia ajednice.
Poslije koncerta biti &c domaca vecera zbor pu-
bliku ljepom Domu odsjeka broj 80 Grant Avenue
Etna, vrlo umjerenu cenu Nakon ve6ere par KRAFT
kin pozdrava bit &c plesa zabave nasu mozvucnu
tamburcu do kasno noe
Divine pozva mas cijelokupni narod, da posjeti
koncertu High School, kao ma veceri nasem Domu
Oval mas glasovt zbor, Duquesne University Tambu-
zans upravo je povratio svojh vezba il kampe il
Wisconsin, koj &c svojim novim programom pjesma
ma, gazb pesovima po prv puta nastupti Etna High
School nedelju 27 septembra pax je vedno da svi on
koi uzivaju bogatim umjenim glazbenim programima
dodju i'll vidjet cut
Svi dobro dosl! - Odbor odsjeka broj HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16
lzyjestaj sa konvencije H. B. I. biti &c
Svaku veCer preko radio stanice WP|T

Pittsburgh, Pa. Bvsi Drektor Americko- -Hrvatskog
Radio Sata Anthony j. Bradic uredio e gornjom radio
sancom tako da &c cano nase Zaednice T State area
imati prku slusat dnevne zvestae komentare Kon-
vencije.
Cd pvog dana, 21 septembra kako &c Deseta Konven-
CHA HB.z pocet svojim zasedanma gradu Detroit,
Mich, moci cete cut susat izvestaje komentare svak
dan cd GAS do sati vecer preko radio stanice WPIT
u Pittsburghu, a sto je vas radio broj $780,
Komentare Konvencije H.BZ. davat &c preko owe
radio stanice gavn ank Hrvatske Bratske dnce brat
Joseph Bella On &c govoriti IL Detroita.
Ako zelte cuti dnevne dogadjaje Konvence navin-
te vas radio cd 645 do sat svaku veter Cd do &C.
septembra. Anthony ]. Brajdc, Direktor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16
Bernard N. Luketich &c izvjestivati sa
konvencije HB.z. preko radio St. WESA

Cokeburg Pa. - Ujedinjen Odsjeci Hrvatske Bratske
Zaednice il Fayette Greene Washington Westmoreland
kotara akodjer prredjuu seru radio brodkesta De-
rota pocam cd 21 septembra pa svaku vecer dan
Desete Konvencije Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce.
Brodkestiranje &c prenositi preko Radio Stanics
WESA, Charleroi Pa. iznedju $40 sat vecer. Ti-
&c davat kratki izvesta dnevnim dogodajma sa
konvence po Bernard Luketch ko te govoriti hrvat
skom jeziku.
Pozvlju sv clanovi HBZ IL ova cetiri kotara, da
navnu svoa rada slusau dnevno izvjesaje konven-
cije Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Dakle, zapamtte izvestaj &c trajati 10 minuta
to cd do 61O vecer, svak dan vrjeme konvence
Ia Ujednjene Odsjeke H.B.Z kotara,
Mike Cndri6, predsjednik;
Bernard M. Luletich, tainiA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16

Miss Patricia Ann Monteson, gore slici, nasa
kraljica Croatan Center "a godinu 1859. Miss Mon
teson je hepa mada curica, talentrana glazb Ona
je canica gasovtog omladinskog zbora "Sloga" Far
re, Pa Clanica je gnijezda Pomadka broj $780, koje
ie gnijezdo pod okrem gasovitog maseg odsjeka 126
Farrell, Pa. e kcerka 6este zajednicarske obi
telT. Ne1a sreca cvate nasoj hjepoj Kraljici Gro
attain Centra!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16
BANKET | PROGRAM U P0CAST.
DELEGATE DESETE K0NvENCIjE

ObjavIi da &c sc banket pocas delegate Desete
Konvencije Hrvatske Braske Zajednice odrzah
Hrvatskom Domu 1921 East McNichols Road sati
vecer ulaznica is je ri dolara po osob vezi
ovm banketom Centrani Prosvetn Odbor je prpremo
sijedec program:
l. Pozdrav upravi. delegatma gostima .....,..~....
brat julius Maetc
predsj. Centralnog Prosvjetnog Odbora
g. Star Spangled Banner } w,.
Lijepa Nasa Domovina ) ,oA''' "is'''
Ma piano pratt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NADIA Sertich
g. Molitva . w - Rev. Viltor Stefanac
A. Predstayljane pojednih odbora H. B. Zajednice ...
brat julius Maetc,
Nadzornog Odbora HBZ
(Stoloravnatelj - brat Thomas ChuIig)
Program odmah poslije banlxeta
Madi tamburaski zbor gnezda br. 318 H. Zajednice
Direktor - brat Andrew Benda
2. HrvatsM Pjevack Zbor "Slavuy
koo grupa z gnezda broj 318 Hrv. Bratse Zaednice
Grupu ce predstavih sestra ROsele Sertich
predsjednica Majcinog Kuba
4. Detroit Tamburitzan Ensemble
Poslije programa nastaviti &c Sc opcom zabavon
Adam Sudetic, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16
Proslava b5-te godisnjice Hrv. Bratske
zajednice Il. septembra u Canton, O.

PROGRAM PROSLAVE:
L. Narodne Himne svira tamb. zbOr "SlOboda
4. rozuraNH gOVOr Theresa Marich
g. Narodna koa plesu djeca gnijezda broi 1856
A. Cestitka Canton Mayor, Mr. Charles Babcock
D. SVra clarinet .... /. - 80 =,
,............... Glanca P0mlatxa Tesse Blazekoych
D. Cestltka Judge John Roseth
!. Pjevaju .. SheryL Suzan David
Mary Kay Eric Shackle
8. Violin Solo ...m 49, 49, - Mrs Marie Rievl
D. Tap dancing clanovi Pomlatka
Tamara Planck Suzan Bieyl
10. Cesttka Ohio State Senator EWdard Wilmer
H. Piano Solo Patricia Zugcich
H. Pjeva Mrs. Sarah Vinoyich
13 Predstakva 5Ogodisnjih clanova H. B. ajednce
H. Plesu djeca gnezda bro 1856 Hrv Bratske Zajednce
ID GlaVn gOVOrnik brat Edward B. Serv0v,
pravni savjetnk Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
Proslava program &c odrzati American Croatian
Home, 2543 Winfield Way N. E., Canton, Ohio pocima
sata posije podne Nakon programa banket pies "a
kojeg svra Tamburca Orchestra "Soboda" il East Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Brace sestre zajedncari osobitom molbom apeira-
mo ma vas da odazovete znacajnu 65-gods-
nicu nase Hrvatske Bratske Zaednce kako h e sto We
Gem ljepsem broju prosavl odai pocast dostonu owe
nase narodne ustanove Vas daga brace sestre IL svh
bznjih mjesta ocekujemo da cete vi 27 septembra
naci medju zajedno prosavti oval znacai|
nj dan
Sve vas zeljno ocekuemo klicemo: Dobro mann dosli
Ia PriredjivacN Odbor odsjeka 514, Theresa March
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02

after moving here from Alex
andria. Two of his children,
Thomas, 8, and Timothy, 6, at.
tend st. Mary's School in Rock
vile. The third child is
Karen, a.
Other survivors include his
mother, Mrs. Joseph Walters,
and a sister, Mrs. George Kelso,
both of Lakeland, Fla, and two
other sisters. Mrs. Henry Rel.
ebert of Hagerstown and Mrs.
Eva Divelbliss of Bedford, Pa.
For Mrs. Reichert, the death
of her brother was the second
tragedy within a few days to
strike close relative.
The body of her nephew,
James Carnes, was found in
Chesapeake Bay two days be-
fore the death of Mr.. Stcikley
He had been missing for sew.
eral days. The funerals of the
two men were held on succeed
ing days, last Friday and Satur.
day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02

Carver High graduate Frank
Moten, 236 N. Washington St,
Rockville, was another to select
his field of training (automotive
repair) under the Arny's Grad.
uate Specialist program. Robert
d. Norris, 700 Kerwin I'd. and
Robert Hagberg, 1908 Cherry
Tree Ia, Silver Spring, Mont
gomery Blair graduates, signed
up for duty with the Army Sc.
curity Agency.
Donald Kirby, Germantown,
and Henry Ward, Olney, will be.
come Army Regulars, Kirby for
Airborne duty, and Ward had
previously served with Army
Artillery and reenlisted for Air
Defense Command near Detroit.
Army enlistments for June
also included Ernest Daily, Gist
ave-, Silver Spring, and Robert
Brinegar, Redland, both enter.
ing the Air Defense Command
NIKE field. James w. Rob.
bins, Germantown, is now in his
third week of training at Fort
Jackson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02
Army MISst. Ed Browns
Servicemen We Know

An Army convoy" left Rock.
vile last Monday morning with
20 young men, bound for Balti.
more where they took the oath
Of allegiance to become future
soldier-specialists in the u. S..
Army. Majority Of the group
had graduated earlier this month
from county high schools.
Among them were two county
football stars, named last sea.
son for the All-Metropolitan
squad Morgan Griffin of
Gaiththersburg High and Rus.
sell (Muggs) Mullican of Rich.
ard Montgomery. Both Joined
Rufus Walters and John Clark
OF Gaithersburg for duty with
the Army Airborne Service.
From this years senior
class at RMEIS were Eugene
Cox, 203B Dawson ave-, Rock.
vile, Army Security Agency;
Charles Lee, 8O4 Wade ave-,
Rockville. Central office tele-
phone maintenance; Roger
Shellman, Ala Denham rd., and
Zane Burgess, 300 Taylor St,
Rockville, signed up for the Ar.
my Engineers in Europe.
From Gaithersburg Hig h
were Marion T. Beall, III, Wash.
ington Grove, telephone central
. office maintenance; Norman
Grogan, Rt. /, Derwood, radio
communications; from Pooles.
vile High were Hubert Mat
thews, jr., of Dickerson, diesel
maintenance, and Tom Baugher,
Poolesville, finance procedures
schooling. From B.CC were Bob
! Laskey 10 Pennington dr.,
Chevy Chase, and Lee Maley,
8606 Jones Mill I'd, Bethesda,
both selecting Europe duty. An
other B-CC graduate to go army
last Monday was David Gee,
43O4 Kentbury dr., Bethesda, en-
gineer equipment maintenance
schooling.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02

neers at Heilbonn, Germany.
Airman third class Robert E.
Fur, former Damascus High
graduate, recently completed his
basic training at Lakeland Air
Force Base, Texas, and engine
mechanic schooling at Sheppard
Technical Training Center with
top honors. FUR is currently
stationed with the 48 Air Rescue
Squadron, Eglin AT Base, Flor.
ida.
Pfc. Howard Starkloff, 5915
Crawford dr., Rockville, spent
Is days at home recently before
taking off for Frankfurt, Ger
many, where he is TO be assigned
with an Army Security Agency
unit. A 1858 graduate of Rich.
ard Montgomery, Howard re.
ceived communications training
while with the Security Agency
at Fort Devens, Mass.
Marine Acting Corp. Roger S
Bride, 301 Baltimore rd., Rock.
vile, has been reported to be
in training at the Naval Prep
School, cambridge, Md, as an
officer candidate. Roger entered
the Marines in 1857 after gradu-
ating from RMHS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02

Three former graduates who
Joined the Army in June 1856,
returned home last week after
serving three years. Specialist
5th (same as Staff Sergeant)
Bob Renfrew Of 1906 Lewis ave.,
Rockville, was school trained
Airborne helicopter crew chief;
Stp. 5th Class Bob Hetter, $50
Greenlawn dr., Bethesda, a hell.
copter mechanic had served in
Europe for some 10 months;
and Sp. 4th Class Harry Katen
of Veirs Mill Village, was
member of the famed nth Spe.
cial Forces Group, a hard-core
airborne group stationed at Fort
Bragg. Welcome home, fellows
Received letter from Johnny
Mohler Of Rockville, former
1856 senior class president at
RMFiS and a member of the
Regular Army since early 1857.
John is stationed with the Engi.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02
New Dentist Opens
Office in Plaza

DR.. Michael B. Meyers, a den.
fist, recently opened an office
in the Congressional Plaza Gen.
ter on the Rockville Pike. He
formerly had his office in the
Farragut M e die al Building,
Washington.
DR.. Meyers was graduated
from the University of Florida
and received a masters degree
from the University of Wiscon.
sin. He won doctorate in den.
tai surgery from Georgetown
University. He lives with his
wife and their two children in
Rock Creek Hills, Kensington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02

most homes today have
as many as Is electrical
appliances Id. It's easy
for you to get a HOUSE.
POWER Rating on your
home. As advertised in
LOOK
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-02
Father Of Three
Flaming Jeep Crash
Kills Rockville Man
Fother of Three

Funeral services were held
in Rockville Saturday for
Thomas B. Stickley, 33, who
was killed instantly early
Thursday morning when a
jeep in which he was riding
crashed and caught fire in
Takoma Park.
The victim, an auditor for
Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
lived with his wife and three
small children at 1905 Crawford
DIR. in Twinbrook.
Stickley was riding with Will
liam D. Critzer, %, of 1902 Man.
chester I'd, Silver Spring, when
their jeep, apparently travelling
at high rate of speed, plunged
off Sligo Creek pkwy., struck
a tree, rolled over and caught
fire.
Critzer was found by police
wandering in a state of shock
about mile from the scene,
near Flower ave. and Piney
Branch I'd. He was treated for
shock and burns on his feet and
later released from Washington
Sanitarium.
Stickley had lived in Twin
brook for about three years