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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Mogni and KiIby
Head Droq Card

Pete Magni of Chillum, Md.
will pit his souped-up 1855
Chevrolet against five strong
rivals, including Don Kilby';
Cadillac-powered Fiat, on SUM-
days drag racing program al
Old Dominion Speedway in
Manassas.
Ronnie Bohn, Monk Reynolds
and Claude Ramsey of Alex
andria and the Mort brothers
recent winners at AquascC
Speedway, are expected to be
in the fight for top elimination
honors. Time trials begin al
IL am. with elimination o.
classes starting at 2 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
INGO TO MARBLE
WITH DINAH SHORE

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. o
(AP). - Ingemar johann
sson. world heavyweight
boxing champion, is going
to sing with Dinah Shore
on television.
He will appear on her
NBC show october 4.
When I was in Sweden
this summer. everyone told
me how well lingo could
sing." Miss Shore said yes
terday. 80 I brought some
Swedish songs back with
me and he'll sing both
alone and with me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09

Doelling and Dave Conn as
halfbacks. End Barney Ber-
linger is the only spot on a
question-mark line.
Coach John Yovicsin has his
1858 starting backfield intact
at Harvard, but End Hank Keo-
hane is the only returning FIRST
string lineman.
Fullback Paul ChoQuette and
Tackle Tom Burdrewicz head
nine Brown lettermen.
Columbia lost Tackle and
Captain Brian Dennehy. who
dropped out Of school, and will
have to depend on untried
sophs and Halfback Harvey
Brookins.
Jordon olivar has an inte-
rior line but little else at Yale.
Halfbacks Dick Winkler and
Dick Wisner viii carry the
backfield load, but the quarter
back spot offers trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09

CHICAGO, Sept. o (AP).-
The go-go White Sox. heading
Tor the pennant, have q couple
of real valuable players in
Shortstop Luis Aparicio and
Second Baseman Nellie Fox,
but don't forget the guy who
patrols the. outer garden.
He is Centerelder Jim Lands,
one of the hottest hitters in
the majors and certainly a can
didate for most-valuable- player
honors. He has been a main
factor in Chicago's drive to a
flve-game lead.
Admittedly a late starter,
Lands was batting a feeble .l25
In May. Since then he has hit
safely in 81 of 81 games and
lifted his average to .280 he
has been batting at a 1877 clip
over the last II games.
Il don't know why l always
start late" Lands said after
the Sox clipped Kansas City,
30, in 10 innings last night.
IT guess it's Just one of those
things. I never start hitting
until June"
Last year Lands got hot in
June and helped pull the Sox
from last place to second. This
year he again has helped them
into a commanding lead.
Despite criticism, Manager
al Lopez kept the 25-year-old
outf1elder playing regularly
when he was in his slump.
Even when he's not hitting,
he can't hurt you out there. ="
Lopez says. He can run and
Throw ana make those great
plays"
! Lands made quite a few
great plays last night. He
caught nine fly balls and twice
turned sure hits into easy outs.
Lands attributes his ball
hawking to experience.
I'm not any faster or any
better than I was last year. "
he says. But I have learned
to play the hitters, and that
gives me a bigger advantage"
When Casey Stengel. man.
ager of the Yankees, recently
summed up the American
League race he said:
This club has speed. good
defense and a guy in center
who can run, throw and hit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
BY the Associated Press

The owners of Round Table.
Sword Dancer and Hillsdale
were invited today to represent
the United States in the eighth
100000 Washington, D. c.,
Information race at Laurel No
vember IL.
Travis M. Kerr owns Round
Table, the biggest money win
ner Of all time with more than
a million and a half dollars,
Hillsdale, the years best col
lector Of dollars with $432.500,
belongs to c. w. Smith. Sword
Dancer. outstanding among the
3-year-olds, is the property Of
Mrs. Dodge Sloane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
FIGHT RESULTS

SAN JOSE, calif.-wiIiie Richard
son. 1874. San Jose, knocked out
Clyde Watson, 172 6/2, Los Angeles g
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. - Frankie
Valdez, l29h. San Antonio. and
Lauro salas, l27h., Mexico, draw 10.
OAKLAND, Calf. - Jerry Hunni-
cult, l47. Menlo Park. Calf, stopped
Charley lTombstoneJ Smith. 147. Los
Angeles, 2.
LONG BEACH, calif.-Rocky Ca
linga, las, Philippines. and Kid Rayo.
l47, Nicaragua, draw, 2. (Referee s
decision after Calinga suffered severe
cut.
JUAREZ. Mexieo.-Ike Chestnut, 100,
New York. outpointed Claudio Adami,
100, Juarez, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Shenandoah Downs Ready
For Any Kind of Weather

/ three years away from that
goal and that this fall session
is facing rough shedding against
Hagerstown and Marlboro
competition for "a days and
on the last four days against
Laurel.
Then. too. there is the prob
lem Of the immediate area
being fairly well raked over fol
betting money with West Vir-
ginia's high take Of 1424 per
cent from each wagering dollar
Charles Town suffered a
post-Labor Day letdown yester-
day when a handful of fans
(the official gate was an
nounced as 2,513 wagered
$146,837. 1t was the lowest
handle here since January q
when $l52,778 was bet.
Apprentice Frank Northcutt
was limited to one winner with
five mounts yesterday.
The teen-age sensation plans
on taking a three-day vaca-
ton after tomorrow and will
resume riding Monday night
at Shenandoah Downs.
Charles Town probably will
drop its dates against limo.
mum next summer and run only
through Labor Day. With the
exception of Saturday anc
Labor Day, attendance and bet.
ting fell of sharply when the
Baltimore County. track opened
Yesterday, Timonium handled
$298, 900 on eight races against
Charles Towns nine-even
handle Of $146,837.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Dodgers Buy Seven
From Farm Clubs

Los ANGELES. Sept. . Cap.
Dodgers have announced
the purchase Of seven players
from their farm clubs.
They obtained Phil Ortega,
righthanded pitcher; Infielder
AL Norris and Outfielder Tom
my Davis from Spokane.
From. Montreal they OBJ
tanned Shortstop Bobby As
promonte; from Victoria Pitch
ers Ford Young and Harold
Breeder, and from Green Bay
First Baseman Tim Hardness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Louisville Takes
Association Flag
By the Associated Press

Louisville's Colonies, dead
last in 1858. rule today as reg
ular-season champions Of the
American Association.
The Colonies blanked Fort
Worth In a ouble-header, 30
and 80. last night to wrap up
the Eastern Division crown
and win the Association title
by virtue Of the best won-lost
record t97-64) among the 10
Association teams. Omaha won
the Western Division earlier.
Louisville is three games
ahead Of runnerup Minneapolis
going into the final contests of
the regular season tonight.
The post-season piayoffs be-
ginning Friday send Fort
Worth, runnerup in the West
ern Division, to Louisville and
Minneapolis. to Omaha.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Leaguers
See Another
Tight Finish

NEW YORK. Sept. o (AP).-
For the third straight year the
Ivy League title Is supposed
to stay on the line until the
final day Of the season. And
for the third straight year
Palmer Stadium in Princeton,
N. j., is the best bet to be the
title site.
Defending champion Dart
mouth and 1858 runnerup
Princeton are the choices in
this years Ivy race. But there
aren't too many around the
league who will be surprised II
these two might get smitten by
usually slumbering Cornell,
Penn or Harvard.
This trio gave the two con-
tenders q scare last season
until they killed Of each other.
Each has enough returning
lettermen TO maintain It's 1858
momentum.
OF the three remaining men,
bers-Brown, Columbia and
Yale--only Brown seems strong
enough to challenge the con-
tenders. The other two are
at least a year away.
Two Stars at Dartmouth
Dartmouth. which lost the
Ivy title on the last Saturday
Of the 1857 season and then
won it similarly last year, is
pinning its hopes on Quarter
back Bill Grundy and Halfback
Jack Crouthamel.
Coach Bob Blackman's W
formation and variations gives
Crouthamel. who needs 50 yards
to break the schools all-time
rushing mark, every offensive
advantage. Crouthamel gained
722 yards last year for a SO
average.
Grundy passed for 572 yards,
and six touchdowns in 1858.
Dan Sachs, the more-injured-
than-not tailback of Coach
Dick Colman's single-wing Of
Tense. holds Princeton's hopes.
Cornell has five lettermen and
five lettered reserves in its line.
Fullback Phil Taylor is the lone
returning backfleld starter.
Penn has more returning let
termen than any other team.
Coach Steve Sebo last week
switched John Hanlon to full
back from his halfback post.
He still has lettermen Fred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Cincinnati Center Out

CINCINNATI. Sept. o CAP).-
Coach George Blackburn said
last night Center Ben Blasco-
vich, a senior letterman, will
not be able to play for the Uni
versity Of Cincinnati football
squad this season because of q
damaged knee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Phoebus Plays
For World Title

HASTINGS. Neb.. Sept.
tAP). Detroit. the pre-tour-
ney favorite. and little Phoe-
bus, Va. the sentimental IA
vorite. will fight it out for the
American Legion Little World
series baseball championship
tonight.
The tourney ends If Phoebus
900 wins. But If Detroit wins
there will be another game
tomorrow night in the double
elimination tourney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
BY the Associated Prsss

Irish Jay. 1t may be reported
with authority. isn't the dizzy
dame she was last spring.
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons. who
trains the bay filly for the
Wheatley Stable Of Mrs. Henry
Carnegie Phipps, said today
Irish Jay would be ready for
her toughest race next Satur-
day at Belmont Park.
That would be the Matron
Stakes. worth approximately
sos, 900, for 2-year-old fillies.
Irish Jay hasn't been beaten
in her four starts. but she's
strained the unusual patience
Of 85-year-old Sunny Jim who
has handled some odd equines
during his many years around
the tracks.
Thought Her Lame
Mr.. Fitz chuckled as he told
Of Irish Jays FIRST race, ct Bel
mont Park last May 10. Eddie
Arcaro was riding the filly, who
was an odds-on favorite be-
cause OF speedy workouts.
Eddie thought she was lame
going to the post" Sunny Jim
said. 80 he called for the vet
erinarian, who examined her al
the starting gate. He couldn't
find anything wrt ng, so they lei
her start.
"Well, Eddie Lold me after
wards she had gone about three
Fights Of a mile and was stag
gering q bit, and he thought
she had gone lame. So he
thought he'd pull her up. and
in changing the reins from one
hand to the other she suddenly
took on"
The chart shows that Irish
Jay won by Is lengths and set
a track record Of So seconds fol
5 furlongs.
"She was Just awkward, like
a gangling girl who was care
less and stumbled over her own
feet" Sunny Jim continued
But she can really travel once
she gets rolling"
The daughter Of Double Jay.
Irish Witch went on to wir
the Fashion Stakes at Belmont
and the Schuylerville and Spin.
away Stakes at Saratoga.
Wins On A Foul
Actually. Irish Jay finished
second behind Natalma in the
Spinaway, but the luck Of the
Irish held true. Wariike. an
other Fitzsimmons filly. started
as an entry with Irish Jay,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Yale Adds Coach

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 9
(AP) Gary Van Calder. cap
tain Of the 1857 Stanford foot
ball team, has, been appointed
an assistant football coach at
Yale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Trojans Rate
Slight Choice
In Far West

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 0
(AP).-The Far West Five
footballs newest big-college
conference - contains three
contenders and two potential
troublemakers.
Southern California, Cali
fornia. UCLA and Washington
Joined after the demise OF the
Pacific Coast Conference and
Stanford later came into the
Athletic Association OF Western
Universities. legal name Of the
group.
Coach Don Clark, Of course,
would argue negatively. but his
Southern California Trojans
rate q slight edge over Cali
fornia and UCLA, thanks to a
powerhouse line.
California Loses Kapp
Pete Elliott at California,
last of the Pee winners. is two
deep in lettermen ct every line
spot. His only real loss, and it's
q big one, is Joe Kapp at quar-
terback.
UCLA's Billy Barnes has one
Of the finest tailback- fullback
combinations IN II years Of
single-wing football at West
wood. Left Half Bill Kilmer. a
193-pound. riple-threat junior.
makes up the combination with
Ray Smith. a l95-pound senior.
Stanford relies mainly on the
passing Of Quarterback Dick
Norman and the catching Of
Chris Burford. an All-Confer-
ence end last year.
Washington fields practically
an all-junior starting lineup.
Bob Hivner. outranked in Pee
total offense statistics last year
only by Kapp. is back at quar-
terback.
Line Big, Strong
Southern Calls all-lettermen
line smacks Of speed and beef
with twins Mike and Marlin
McKeever, 2l5 each; Tackle
Dan Ficca, 235. and George Van
vliet, l95-pound end, providing
the muscle.
Willie Wood. hampered by q
shoulder injury last year in the
Trojans' 4-5-l season. will be
back at quarterback. The speed
back is Angelo Cola. q 1885,
FOUNDER.
Elliott has depth. If nothing
else, going for him. four letter.
men centers returning along
with four fullbacks to name two
positions.
Wayne Grow. a standout soph-
omore last season. moves from
halfback to quarterback in the
Bears multiple-T offense. Two
newcomers to watch are Bob
Wills, sophomore back who
made his reputation in Ishpe-
ming, Mich. and Gael Barsotti.
220-pound 6-foot-4 end. who
transferred from San Diego
State.
Key UCLA Veterans
The UCLA line is Of mod
crate size, but improved in
speed, depth and strength. Key
veterans up front are Center
Harry Baldwin, Guards Rod
Cochran and Jack Metcalf.
Tackles Tony Longo and Jim
Wallace and Ends Mary Lus-
ter and Trusse Norris.
Jack Curtice. Stanford coach.
has a real rebuilding Job in
his second season. He lost his
entire line from tackle to
tackle. Sophomore Chris Cot
tie, top lineman on last years
frosh team, will help. But one
man isn't going to do 1t.
Washington has additional
heft up and down the line.
along with Don Millich. a half
back who sat out last season.
But the Huskies need more
overall offensive punch.
The Huskies have Q reputa-
ton Of being as hard q hitting
outfit as there is on the coast,
Coach Jim Owens assures this
won't change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
WHITE Sox, 3; As, z
KANSAS CITY

Totals 50 2 o Totals "a 9 8 3
Ran for Kluszewski in 9th: 2 Sin
gled for Torgeson in 9th; Ran for
Lollar In 9th.
KANSAS CITY - 600 900 oO2 o.
CHICAGO ------ 900 Dol DOL Ia
ETerwilliser, Romano, Cerv. Po-
A-Kansas City, 2S-l2 (none out when
winnine run scoredD Chicago, 30-6
DP-Snyder to House. LOB-Kansas
City, 4; Chicago. 8.
2b--McAnany, Lands, Rivera. SB--
Snyder. S-Fox, Romano. SF-Cerv.
Wynn - ------ 10" 3 Z / . /
Winner-Wynn $3.50. Loser-Daley
(16-12l.
PB-Romano. U-Runge, Chylak,
paparella. Soar. T-2:1o. A-2e,23S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Wins On A Foul

Actually. Irish Jay finished
second behind Natalma in the
Spinaway, but the luck Of the
Irish held true. Wariike. an
other Fitzsimmons filly. started
as an entry with Irish Jay.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23

ity loans, however, explains the
limitation of resources, for
many lenders are unwilling to
participate in a market char
acterized by discounts of this
magnitude"
New Houses
The money supply for mort
cages on new houses with 20
year or less terms was found to
be ample or moderate for 81
per cent of the nation, tight in
% per cent, and non-existent for
Al per cent. Prices of these
loans ranged from 80 through
95.5, according to two-thirds of
the reports. For mortgages
with maximum maturities, loan
resources were said to be avail
able in 40 per cent of the com
munities. Prices for loans with
longer maturities were said to
be 80 in 81 per cent of the areas,
and between 92.5 and 95.5 for
80 per cent of the market.
Existing Houses
The availability of loan funds
for mortgages with maturities
of rs years or less was said to
be ample or moderate in about
one-fifth of the places reporting,
and tight in one-third. For mort
cages with a maturity of 80
years, only 13 per cent of the
areas described the loan supply
as moderate or ample.
Prices of loans with 25-year
or less terms were quoted at 81
for 81 per cent of the communi-
ties, at 92.5 through 95.5 for
80 per cent, at SO through 100
for II per cent, and at levels of
91.5 or lower for 80 per cent.
Discounts on mortgages with
3O.year maturities were eight
points for one area in four, rs
through As for one in five, and
four or less for an additional 8
per cent. For 45 per cent of the
communities the discount was
eight and one-half points or
more.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23

Of the day. Registration Is at
9 am.
Following a welcome address
and a presentation of the back
ground for the conference,
given respectively by William
r. Ahrdent, co-chairman of the
conference from Prince Georges
County, and Mrs. Thomas D.
Dublin, co-chairman from Mont
gomery County, delegates will
hear three keynote speeches:
Society and the Handicapped
Child" by DR.. Thomas Gladwin,
social science consultant, Com
munity Services Branch of the
National Institute of Mental
Health;
"The Community's Response.
bility to the Handicapped
Child" by DR.. Edward Davens,
deputy director. of the Mary.
land State Department of
Health;
Services for Handicapped
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23

Is Held

Scores of persons attended
the Upper Montgomery County
Singing Convention April II at
the Faith Chapel in Derwood.
Convention president, Rev.
Ben Hartley, presided while
Mrs. Margaret GrZeszkiewicZ
served as song leader to the ac-
compartment of Ivan Lawson
at the piano.
Groups who attended and
sang hymns included the Shorb
Brothers Gospel Quartet, the
Hyattstown Christian Church,
Derwood Church Members
Choir and the Children's Choir
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23

ment the supply Of loan funds
was held to be ample in 26 per
cent of the survey, and moderate
in IS per cent. In December,
comparable figures were Is per
cent and 80 per cent.
In general, the survey found
that FHA-insured m ortgage
loans with new houses as Sc
curity to discounts of from one
to four points.
Where the maturity is 25
years or less and the down pay
ment was greater than the
schedule, a two and one-half or
three point discount was quoted
for 46 per cent of the areas"
the survey report said. "For the
majority of others 1873 per cent? ,
prices Of 98.5 or lower were
listed"
EAiStlng HOUSES
Noting that the role of the
FHA-insured m ort ga g e in fl
nancing the purchase of existing
houses reached an all-time high
in 1858, and continues to be
strong, the survey said that in
March the supply of mortgage
money for FHA-insured loans
on existing homes with a mini
mum equity was ample in 80 per
cent Of the areas, and moderate
in AZ per cent. For such loans
with a larger down payment,
ample availability was reported
for AZ per cent of these areas,
and moderate for Al per cent.
For both segments of the mar,
ket, the supply had improved
modestly compared to Deem
Der.
Discounts on mortgages on
existing homes with a minimum
down payment were found by
the survey to range from two
and one-half to four points. In
the case of mortgages involving
a down payment larger than the
schedule, report of discounts of
two and one-half to three points
were received from AZ per cent
of the communities.
VA-Guaranteed Loans
"While resources for VA-guar-
anteed loans did not improve
generally b twe n December
and March, broadly viewed they
did not worsen, either" the sur
vey said. For one type of Sc
curity - the mortgage on a new
home with a term of Is years or
less - there was a noteworthy
increase in the number of areas
reporting access to credit. The
price Of even these higher quail
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23
Handicapped
Farley Due
Wednesday

A joint Conference on Handi-
capped and Retarded Children
in Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties, sponsored by
the Regional Committee, Health
and Welfare Council of the Ma
tional Capital Area, will be held
all day next Wednesday at the
Christ Congregational Church,
9525 Colesville I'd, silver
Spring.
Leading experts in the twin.
fields will hear addresses in
the morning and then turn to
workshops for the remainder
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23
SIGN OF QUALITY

ASK THE MAN WHO KNOWS BEST!
For FURNISHING MODEL H0MES-BuiIders Demond TOP
QUALITY. LOW PRICES. and the Best in Service :.
THE SAME SMART FURNISHINGS SHOWN
IN MODEL HOMES AND JACMAR'S ADJ
WSORY DECORATING SERVICE ARE YOURS
WHEN YOU SELECT FURNITURE FOR YOUR
HOMEAT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23

Children in Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties" by
Mrs. Annabelle Kent, admins
traitor, the Children's Con-
valescent Hospital.
At 1880, following a luncheon,
workshop leaders and their
aides will launch the following
sessions:
The Visual Handicapped;
Speech and Hearing Disabili-
ties; Cerebral Palsy and Neuro-
Muscular Conditions; Ortho-
pedic Disabilities; Emotionally
Disturbed; Mentally Retarded;
Cardiac Disabilities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23

oFRo cKVILLE

To Complete Your Beautiful Home Visit J4C1fAR'S-
T,oO Floors - $4,000 So Ft - OF The Ne,oest And
Finest Furniture At The Lowest Prices In The Met
rOpOIitan area.
BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23
Simpson Named
Head of P-TA

Charles r. Simpson, Of 4610
Coachway dr., Rockville, re-
Gently was elected president of
the Rocking Horse Road Ele-
mentary School P-TA.
Other officers elected were
Mrs. Grace Berlin, vice presi-
dent; Warren Brown, treasurer;
Mrs, Louise Haynes, recording
secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth King,
corresponding secretary, and
Manning Kennedy, trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23
Church Variety Show

A variety show featuring an
all-male cast will be offered by
the Holy Name Society of St
Mary's Catholic Church, Rock
vile, on April 1929 starting al
$50 pm. in the church audi
forum. Theme will be Rock
ville's past and present. Funds
will be used for scholarships.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23
Jr. Class Prexy

jeanne Silver, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Silver, 1924
Cameron ST., Silver Spring, will
be vice president of next years
junior class at the University of
Maryland. jeanne was gradu-
ated from Montgomery Blair
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23
st. Catherine Show

The Sanctuary Club of st.
Catherine Laboure Catholic
Church, Wheaton, will stage a
fashion show with clothes from
Jelleff's and Dads and Lads,
starting at $50 pm, today,
in the church auditorium. Tick
cts at SIPS will be available at
the door. 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23

from the Georgia Avenue Chris
tian Church.
Individual singers and per-
formers included Lille Mae
Prebie, Mrs. Boswell and Mrs.
Unglesbee, Miss Virginia
Thompson, Mrs, Marian Cum
diff and George Rawn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23
Realtors Soy
It's Easier NO1U
To Buy a Home

Editors note This is of two reports on spring.
1859 mortgage market study of NAREB The reporting
conditions in the commercial and business segents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-12

5000. ARLINGTON BLVD
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
CTAKE ARNOLD vi OR
va BUS FROM 18th AND Z
SITS. NV. TO PLANT
ENTRANcE.l
1921 Columbia Pike
Near Baileys Cross Roads.