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Peoples Drug Reports
July Sales Gain of 14.1%

A l4.1 per cent increase in
net sales of Peoples Drug Stores
for July-or $839,054-was re-
ported by Treasurer H. j. Alt
house. The figures: July,
1859, $6,8O5.237 against $780,
1873 for July of last year.
For the six months ended
June 80, the company showed
net income of $572,530 con-
trasted with $505,528 for the
corresponding period in 1858.
For the first six months Of
this year total sales were $46.-
904,85l against $40,188,868 fol
the similar period last years
1877 per cent gain or $6,715, 1893
Mr.. Althouse said last month
the firm operated 1870 stores
against I'll last year at this
time.
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J-<

m, 1853 Stock and Sales Net
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ALB Board of COnsuls
Announced by c. C., Allies

Charles C. Allies, jr., chief
consul, Washington Chapter
American Institute of Banking
announced the names of men,
bers Of the Board of ConsulS
for the coming year. He is
with the American Security &
Trust Co. and will be assisted
by associate consuls Charles
Hopkins of American Security;
John Littlewood of Union Trust
Co., Roger Borregard of the
Bank of Silver Spring, ano
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. 8 (AP) Rainfall
future prices on fast and sharp skid
this week on the Board of Trade.
They were far out in front in a
generally lower market trend although
there probably was more bullish COM
than any other on the board.
The private report by Francis l.
Dupont g. Co. and C. M. Calvin,
statistician for the brokerage tirm
came out Tuesday and forecast 1888
At the time. several dealers described
Some dealers also called it neither
bullish nor bearish.
Trading in the grains was dull most
of the time with significant factors
generally lacking. With the corn croI
almost certain to be another new
record high. there was very little in.
centive for speculative dealing anc
prices drifted lower
Wheat had a buying furry or tWC
on export business and a broad eX-
pansion Of flour buying by the bakinl
industry but the bulges were shorl
lived and prices were weak most Of
the time here.
September / .89l2-ss; corn 7s-l "a lower
to ia higher. September new TYPE
contract 6S1s-6S rye A-2b lower
September l,3l2 20; soybeans 394-4sI
lower. September 2147s-la.
Range of prices for the week:
WHEAT
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Capitol Plant Pushes
S6.5 Million Project
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN
star Stan Writer

A SOS million heating and refrigeration improvement
program is being launched for Capitol HILL
Under the direction Of Architect of the Capitol j. George
Stewart work this twoyear project has just started
the Capitol Power Plant at street and New Jersey
Of the prime results of the program will be the
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set, large dinner bell, SIS: chest .
nut wood buffet, S35: rock maple
buffet, S3b; mattress, $40: large
walnut dining rm. table, $40; h
lge. metal radiator covers. SlI
ca. 2 sets blond twin-beds, Sal
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CONTINUED on Next Page)
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
tcoNTlNUEpl

CARPENTER, painting and genera
repairs, all types OF roofs anC
siding applied. specializing In rec
rm. and porches. Call SOUTHEAST
REMoDELINq Co, Ii. 6-6257,
CARPENTER-Genera jobbing, re.
modelling, store fronts, fixtures
additions, rec. rooms. brick work
concrete work, plastering, paint.
ing. EDDIE HOWELL, ~. 9.106i
CARPENTRY, roofing, cement OF
brick retaining walls, fences oi
ali kinds; reas. Ii. e-S740. -
CARPENTRY-serving D. C. anc
n. va. Porehes, rec. rms, add.
tons, repairing and remodel. %
yrs. EXP. CT. b766t4, DU, o-6i47
CARPENTRY = Sash cords, old
screens rewired, new screen doors
small carpentry work. RIA. 8-66bS,
CARPENTRY = Sash, cords, OLD
screens rewired, new screen doors
small carpentry work. RA. 6-66bS
CARPENTRY AND REMODELINGi
cement porches, painting. Free
estimate, Call all day Sunday
CEMENT. carpentry; porch, garage,
NAANu AhNNnaAAAlos AIkts dllul
JACK SPARKS, Blu. 3-243s.
CONCRETE WORK = Patios anc
dirveways our speciality, Silver
Spring area. WI. 6-S010,
FLAGSTONE. patio. walks, in ce.
ment; completely installed, 75C
per 50. II. HE <e4-24S4.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing anc
waxing. Reasonable rates. Free
estimates, RA. 6-6795.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
Reasonable rates; guaranteed
work. Father and son. 10. 2-6253
HEDGES AND SHRUBBERY
TRIMMED: trees taken down, cal
RA. 6-6129.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS Of the bet.
ter kind, by expert mechanics
rec. rms, additions, etc. MR.
MYERS, DI. 7-2244.
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AQUARIUM q with pump and alter
moiiies. ST. 81: J sDe doidd vas sOn moSas
81; 3 red moons, 81: 5 spec gup.
pies, 81. GEIER's HATCHERY
Clinton, Md.
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AQUARIUM SPECIAL-Monday anc
Tuesday. the 18th and 9th. Il
gal. SIS. 50; with stand, $3.50
Piston pump. $685.; neons. 8 'f fol
81; hatchets. 8 for 81: rasboro
for 81, Hickory 9-5IbO
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6
AT 1890 AM.
INSPECTION INVITED AT SLOAN'S
9TO $50 ON MONDAY, OCT. S
DIAMONDS

Platinum sraighrow bracelet set with ~ diamonds approx
8 carats. Lady's Plat rins 41a-carat dia Lady's
white gold ring. 1h-carat dia Mans gold ring 2-carat
pin with 81 dias. and 299 sapphires
Lady's plat. wedding band, % das. Lady's plat
dinner ring. 1-carat dia. and 20 smaller das Ladys
4sone da. ring approx, Ia carats. Ladys white gold
% das Lady's plat ring, 11a-csrat dia.
Ladys plat ring. dia. with baguees and
dias Ladys plat ring 1la-carat dia- with
smaller dias. Plus other hne ladies' and gents
diamond rings points
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SILVER

covered vegetable dish Paul Revere
International sterling Gorham sterling
Lunt sterling hatwse set Of Community plated
Rogers service for in chest, VIM. Rogers
service sterling. antique
painted: cocktail shakers plus other
interesting silver items.
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JEWELRY

plat genuine emerald ga earats and
baguette das. Jade and coral solid gold necklace Sew.
strands of cultured pearls lax gold charms some
with ubies and sapphes Large genuine opaS
gold with gold chain. fine selection Of
ladies stoneset rings selection OF contemporary
and antique pendants and other nns
jeRelry.
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AQUAhIUMS-lb gal, 10 gal, anc
smaller ,I Ash, heaters. lights
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icoNIlNuEpl

ANTIQUE telephone, YAH type
room; SIS. HE. 4.05l6.
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOPS for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV,
Al, AND oLHNEEY' MD. toh. AVE. EXT, }
ANTIQUE game table,Is walnut
CT. 6-3705.
ANTIQUE ORGAN, approx. e5 yrs
or best offer. 10. 5-3bS6.
ANTIQUES NEW SHOP
WAYSIDE ANTIQUES
Early American furniture at coun.
try prices; budget plan available
CHINA glass. silver, copper, brass
Baltimore, ] mile east Of Burtons.
Vile. Nd, left on Dustin rd., Just
beyond watch tower to Ind house
on left. WA. 4-0527.
ANTIQUE Colonial chest, glass
3-6I4a. 90 NA
ANTIQUES, early pine pewter cup.
BOARD BOARD rare child's Windsor bench;
clock; candle stand: pair DOT.
traits by Prior; cherry corner
cupboard; brass andirons: chest;
table. DU. 5-605S.
ANTIQUE lockwood table, Major
Ia
and bric-a -brac. UN. 4-OgIb.
AQUARIUMs-1b gal, 10 gal, anc
pumps. etc. Reas. OIL. 6-S562.
AQUARIUM with pump and Alter
Sy;H2; Pug SPECIAL 8 sphenops
VI; red moons. 81: 3 spec, Cup.
p pies; 81 GEIERs HATCHERY
AQUARIUM sPECIAL-Monday ant
Tuesday, the 18th and 9th. II
gal. SIS. So; with stand, S12.5O
10 sal. SIS So with stand SIS. 2l
R Saiii SIS SIs;s 90 With stand S25
ST; hatchets. $Sf fSr s 81? SasSo dSl
3 for 81. Hickory 9-5i5O.
ARMY BUNK BEDS, wood. SEC
set, large dinner bell, S25: chest.
nut wood buffet, S35: rock maple
pnHet, S36; mattress, $40: large
Ice. metal radiator covers. SII
ca. . sets blond twin-beds, S4(
SIT. RE. 5-46S4.
BABY BED-Maple with mattress;
NV, DU. 7-S505.
BABY BED, Thayer, teething rail
drop sides, mattress, excel. cond
S15. no. 2-4641.
BABY CRIB AND MATTRESS, babJ
carriage, high chair; all like new,
$50. RA. 6-0224.
BABY ITEMS; Welsch collapsiblC
piuggy play yard; bathinette,;
cond. Sacrifice. CT. 6-5665.
BABYS' PLAY PEN. CRIB AND
Ma1.ATTRE:SS; also wafie iron. desk
BAND SAW, Dare James, 120 q.
wheel complets with base anc
motor: $3.50. Wo. 6-0405. JU
BARBER CHAIRS CO, / year old
S225 each. Also boot black stand
AID. 2-1661.
BASS VOL, $500; small size, excel
condition. Call AP. 1890.
BATHINETTE, IS: stroller, So
rocker, So; potty-chair, $3.50
clothes: like new. WA. 1851.
BED. brass, S25; sofa and chair
$50: maple chest and dresser,
500; maple bunk beds, S45; desk
SIG; lamps, end coffee tables. JU
S-4095.
BED-Double, solid walnut, springs
and mattress. Excellent condition
$50. FL. 4-7671.
BED, mahog. and dble. broken arch
headboard, pineapple post; excel
cond. ia. 1894.
BED-Bedrm. set, Apiece in carton
basset, new, $40. Sofa and chair
foam rubber, 500. Webcore Hi
Fl. SOS. Bar and 2 stools, $50
JU. S-4095.
BEDS, TWIN = Box springs and
mattresses. Good condition, SIZE
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
CONTINUED,

Learn How TO Sell Buyi InyestI
IN q Home Businessl Land
You can earn $4,000 VI. part time.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
AIRLINES

young men and women coast
to coast and overseas. We
train you by advanced new
methods. After low cost
basic training you'll come
to glamorous Miami, Florida.
for final phase Of training.
You must be high school
graduate. 17I2 or over. For
exciting FREE details. nj
in coupon and mail TODAY.
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WATCHES

Egn Hamilton Bulova Benrus Zodak, Longnes.
Watham Swiss makes gents and
ladies watches plus pocket watches few fine diamond watches
platinum watch black enameled back set with da
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FURS
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

. ful-lenEth ranch mink coats pastel mink soes
jap stole ranch mink stole ranch mink clutch stole
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NEW ROOFS

w AsON<1 ~
Roof repairs. low as $40. Guttering
downspouts. painting. papering
plastering. CARPENTRY. La. 6-16l7
PAINTING, int. and ext; non.
drinker twhitel, does own work
reas. Ii 7-7659, Ii. 6-9ll4.
PAINT AND, HOME REPAIRS, in.
terror and exterior. No job toe
PAINTING; and 2 bedrms. apis.
S65 and SIS: reference; free esti-
mate. SP. 3-6444 or SIP. $4,000
PAINTING. interior, exterior: roof
carpentry, gutter work by white
Call any time. CHI. S-4404.
PAINTING, interior and exterior
expert workmanship at moderate
prices Free estimates. ia. S-7964
PAINTING. interior and exterior
chanic. Ii. 4-35SS.
PAINTING, PAPERNG-We can d.
1t for less. Let us proveait. Worl
guaranteed. Free ests. IA. 9-917O
PAPERING this week only, SIT
and up 1859 sunfast washable
paper. RIA. 6-2SS4, HE. 9-1S57.
PAPERING AND PAINTING, small
repairs Free estimates. Ii. 6-lS4S
PAPERING, S12 room up, washable
paper; DO own work: white me.
ehanic. RA. 3-0024, VIII. $3.50
PAPERING AND PAINTING, %
yrs. exper.: do own work: salts
guar lair prices; any time, JU
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Men and womenl Train for
permanent careers with lead
ing commercial airlines in
H stesse Reservations,
Communications, etc. Meet
celebrities. Get FREE passes
to exciting places. Enjoy
quick advancement, adven-
ture and ROMANCE in q
glamorous industry expand
ing for the Jet age. U. s.
airlines employ thousands Of
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UNIVERSAL A1RLNEs PERSONNEL SCHOOL
4e-1245 International Airport, Miami Florida
Please exciting information about AIRLINE careers
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sITUATIoMs-DoMEsrIc

Al FLOOR CLEANING, waxing and
refinishing. Walls and windows
washed. Heavy-duty houseclean-
ms my speciality. Refs. ia. O.
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ANTIQUE telephone, yall type
oak. crank handles IDEAL for rec
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ANTIQUES, early pine pewter cup.
board; rare child's Windsor bench;
pine r. Whiting Grandfather
clock; candle. stand: pair por.
traits by Prior; cherry corner
cupboard; brass andirons; chest;
table. Du h-RnhR
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CABINET LUMBER. dry walnut,
board foot and up. ia. F-7832,
CABLE, " In, Sc IT,; other sizes
Shain falls, $3.50. j, H. GICH-
NER, 2o13 M st. NV, FE. 3-6345.
CALCULATOR, Monroe portable
electric. Good cond. S125. 10
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NOuLI., w. t-UoIIJ
AL LAUNDRESS and cleaner wifi
very good refs. desires Wed. Fri
or BY hr. SIPS. CO. 5-622S.
CHILD CARE, Inv. Grad. prac
nurse, compn.; cook; exper.; refs
Reliable. steady wrkr. CO. 5-45Sl
PAYS asgs x. weHf Co! ir S!9sOs7. Refs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Rt. % RezOning
Upset By Court

A county circuit court ruling
last week all but knocked out
plans for a high density devel-
opment of a 100-acre tract on
the north side of the Norbeck
I'd. between Norbeck and Manor
Club Estates.
The suit, apparently success
full, was brought by Manor
Country Club which contended
that the preceding County Coun-
Gil erred when it rezoned the
land for Earl M. Macintosh,
Jr., to permit lots of only 5000
square feet. Attorneys David
Macdonald and John McInerney
argued for Manor Club that the
action was spot coming" and
should be returned to 20,000-foot
status corresponding to all the
land around it.
Judge James H. Pugh agreed
with their contention that there
had been no change in the
neighborhood or that any mis-
take had been made in the
earlier coming to justify the
9000-foot rezoning action.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Top Posts
Won by ?
AT WSSC

DR.. Alfred Machis and
John M. Jester, both Of
Montgomery County, have
been promoted to top posts
in the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission.
DR.. Machis, who until now
was assistant to the chief en-
gineer, has been appointed
deputy chief engineer. filling
the spot vacated when Robert
J. Mcleod became chief en-
gineer September /. Jester
was named assistant to the
chief engineer.
His duties in the new post
will be mainly planning for
future development. Salary
will be about $4,000.
DR.. Machis, 3s, lives at 2404
Homestead DIR. in Silver Spring,
and is graduate of Johns Hop.
kins University. He has been
with the Sanitary Commission
since 1852.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
$592,l92
Water Line
Link OK'd

The Verona Construction Co.,
New Jersey, has been awarded
a 1892, 1872 contract for building
a portion Of the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion's Potomac.Wheaton water
line.
This Is a 10ls.mile-long water
pipe, AZ inches In diameter, run
ming from the new filtration
plant in Potomac to the Whea.
ton distribution center.
Verona was the lowest of IL
bidders, with a price Of $592,192
for the 14,540-feet portion.
This is the second part of the
line on which a construction
contract has been awarded. The
first part was a 15.000-feet por-
ton, costing about $4,000.
These two parts represent about
go per cent Of the entire line,
which is expected TO cost a total
OF $2.8 million, including costs
OF construction and rights OF
way.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

county, or shelter In local
schools.
The new dispersal to homes"
plan, however, is in line with a
controversial report made last
year by the county's Civil De.
tense Advisory Committee. The
committees report said evacua.
ton of thousands of Montgom.
cry County residents was all but
unthinkable and that an ade.
quate shelter plan represented
the only hope for survival.
The report clashed with State
and Federal CD plans which
leaned first on evacuation. A
gradual change has crept into
Federal Civil Defense philoso-
ply since that time, however,
as is demonstrated in the
Reese Whittier statement in
their latest report:
"This (the dispersal.to-home.
plan) is In cOnf0rmance will
recent State and Federal plan:
which place increased emphasis
on the use of shelter while re
tanning evacuation as = tactic
....'
This latest plan appears to be
applicable more to schools in
the suburban portions of the
county than those in rural
areas. Inasmuch as experts pre-
dict warning time - if any -
please Turn to Page ABB
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Neor CIurksburg
Deluxe Trailer Camp
Planned for County

older trailer parks built in the
county before the zoning regu-
lations affecting them went
into effect.
In the first place, Nicholson
said, Costello will require ten.
ants to sign two-year leases
for spaces. Secondly, he went
on. each trailer space will have
1000 square feet of space, three
times as much as is required
under county ordinance. This
compares favorably to the R-60,
or 5000 square feet category in
which considerable portions of
Silver Spring, Kensington and
Bethesda are zoned.
Altogether, the completed
trailer coach community would
represent an investment of
100000, Nichlson said.
Plans are to house workers
at Potomac Electric Power Co. s
Dickerson generation plant and
perhaps others who work at the
Atomic Energy Commission at
Germantown. and other federal
employees, Nicholson said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

government $5232 during the
same period.
An emergency" meeting of
the Ednor Civic Association will
be held Friday at the Sandy
Spring Public Library at $3.50
pm, to discuss the development.
But unless Influential commu.
nifty or political pressure deyeI-
ops, the post office depaftment
has its mind made up to close
the facility on October 81.
Only 80 families receive their
mail through general delivery
at the post office, officials said.
An average of 50 pieces of mail
leave Ednor each day and about
three money orders per day are
written.
What the postal experts want
to do is extend route delivery
service to Ednor area residents
and create a so-called contract
station at Red Door Country
store and a rural post office at
Cloverly, about two miles south
of Ednor on Rt. 20.
The new plan would cost only
$3676 to administer which would
produce an annual savings Of
$1557 annually.
II the plan is executed, more
mail for Ednor area residents
would be processed through the
Silver Spring post office.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
UPOHceStaHOn
To Be Ready Soon

valuable a sleuth by many to
be assigned to administrative
duties. The same applies to bet.
1t. Jesse B. Day, at Rockville
headquarters.
1t. w. Kenneth Miller, of Be
thesda, functions as alternate
night relief for the station cap
tain and does not figure among
unofficial candidates likely to
get the new post.
1t. Charles o. Seek for years
has been the police depart
ment's liaison officer with the
School Board, in charge of
school safety patrols and other
related activities. His valuable
background in this field is
thought to be too valuable to
lose behind a captains desk.
And 1t. George Bodmer, OF
the Rockville station, was ele-
waited to commission only a little
more than a month ago.
That leaves the "big five"
1t. Leslie B. Thompson, At, with
10 years service, of the Rock
vile station; 1t. Kenneth Wat
kins, SO, with Is years service,
of the Silver Spring station; 1t.
Paul o. Alexander, 48, with 19
years service, also at the Silver
Spring station; 1t. Joseph Haw.
kins, AZ, with 10 years service,
at the Rockville station; 1t. vii
liam M. Whalen. 4S, with Is
years service. just transferred
to Silver Spring from Bethesda
and 1t Robert L. Dutrow, as,
with Is years of experience, OF
the Bethesda station.
These men all can be said to
fall in the "well qualified" cate.
CORY of personnel efficiency set
up by the county. One or more
may hold the coveted rating OF
Outstanding" County officials
please Turn to Page ABB
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

The fanciest trailer park
in Montgomery County will
be constructed near Clarks-
burg if the County Board of
Appeals grants a petition for
a special coming exception.
The board will set a hearing
date in the near future to hear
applicant Edward Costello, real
estate developer who built the
Colonial Manor Hotel on Rock
vile Pike.
c. Edward Nicholson, Cos
tello's attorney, said his client
is contract-owner Of Y acres
of the old Monson farm front
ing on Shiloh Church I'd, a
short distance west of US. 240.
Costello has plans for paved
streets, underground water and
and sewer services and recrea-
ton fields to serve 346 trailer
spaces, according to Nicholson.
The latter prefers to call the
development a trailer coach
community, "the first to be
built under the county's strict
trailer provisions in the coming
code" There are half a dozen
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Hunting and Fishing
Columns on Page C5

We have been asked from time to time why don't
carry hunting and fishing information in the Sentinel Our
has been authors who what they're talking
about are few and far between.
Misinormation is frustrating to sportsman and
sposmen friends tell that plenty of it is dshed out in
We think have up with couple of real
outdoorsmen and writers in Capt Gene Hunt who will handle
area hunting.
Capt Gene Hunt has fshed the bay all his fe He Oper
ates the charter boat Gail ID" out Of Rod Reel Club Ches
apeake Beach, Nd and know his ability You'll like him.
Lefty Kreh has been authority on hunting and fish
ing for many years He is nationally known author and
we're lucky to get him for special Sentinel work in this
specialized field He's native Marylander and wants to
swer your questions. Write him Capt Gene of the
Sentinel Pc. Box 272 Rockville Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Cost s27o.ooo7
County P-TA Units Study
School Air Conditioning

county are now considering this
resolution, and will vote at the
next regular meeting October
u on whether to approve or re-
ject it. The meeting will be held
at Montgomery Blair High.
The resolution, If approved,
will then be offered to the
Board of Education for guild
ance.
Fields pointed out that there
is a trend in the direction Of
more summer sessions, and
gave as his opinion that greater
efficiency would result in teach
ing, learning and administra'
ton, If there were air condi.
tioning in the summertime.
From a study Of his own,
Fields estimated that the total
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.UCF Seeks
$4,000
In County

A quota of $140, 200 has been
set for Montgomery County in
the United Givers Funds fourth
annual campaign.
AS of noon yesterday, after a
full weeks campaigning, total
amount collected in Montgom-
cry County was $8246, according
to Mrs. Percy w. Phillips, coun-
ty chairman.
Next week has been proclaim
ed as UNITED Givers Fund
Week" by Gov. J. Willard Tawes
in Baltimore. Tawes empha-
sized that UGF agencies are not
only concerned with curing, but
also with preventing measures.
He said he is convinced that
UGF represents one of the best
ways of raising money to sup
port public service agencies.
County agencies and the UGF
funds they are scheduled to re.
ceive are: Red Cross, Spills;
Boy Scouts, SCI ,845; Camp Fire
Girls, $12,442; Christ Child Hos.
pital, $36,655; Community Psy.
chiatric Clinic, $19,816; Family
Service, $55,820; Girl Scouts,
$40, $50; Health Fund, $33, 683;
Help for Retarded Children,
ST., 305; Mental Health Society,
$9451; United Cerebral Palsy,
$18,902; Bethesda-Chevy Chase
YMCA, 1885; Silver Spring
YMCA, $S421; YWCA OF Mont.
gomery County, $16.954.