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most unWillingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M Wilson, their
daughter. Jane, and Mrs. Luther
Walden and her son. Aubrey, were
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. O.
J. Thompson, Saturday nj g h t..
Young Nat Walden, who had spent
the week with his grandparents.
went with them home to enter
Bible School. AS soon as school is
out, if Nat has his way. he'll come
back to the country for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson were
supper guests in the Arthur Davis
home, Sunday night.
EWell Morgan and Miss Sue Caro-
Ign Agee attended the wedding of
Bill Steward, a former schoolmate
OF EWells. in Arlington. Sunday.
Share Third Grandson
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice Seay and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Christian are shar-
ing third grandson Mrs Christian
% opcHullie Tie week III richmond
with her daughter and son-in-law
Lonnie Seay is at his grandparents
home for the week
Pam Seay is visiting her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs Rice Seay.
Mrs. E. c. Coleman has returned
to her home in Buckhannon. w. Va,
after weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs j. Meade Anderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Coleman. Jr.. and son,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26

mothers for the summer. The Cald-
wells had been to see their daugh-
ter. Mrs Wray Bragg, graduate in
nursing at Richmond hospital.
The Rev T. u Simpson was a
dinner guest in the Lewis Morgan
home, Sunday.
Miss Bettye Mills spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L- 2. Mills. Pete Mills attended the
Virginia Music Camp at Massanetta
Springs.
The weeks callers In Mrs. Hattie
Morgan's home were Mr.. and Mrs.
D- Y. Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Rosen. Johnnie Rosen. and Al
bert Anderson and his son. Johnnie
Mrs. John u Parker and Miss
Virginia Parker visited relatives in
Halifax, Friday Vacation is over
for Miss Virginia Parker. She has
returned to LongWood to summer
school
From School to Work
School IL out for the Claude
Andersons She has been teaching
ii Richmond and he has been a stu
dent at the T. G. Williams Law
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26
LABOR BILL RAPED

The Kennedy labor reform bill ap-
pears virtually orphaned making
chances Of survival seem slim. The
Chamber Of Commerce Of the
United States, one Of the last major
interested groups to speak, has
gone on record as being in oppo-
sition to the bill as passed BY the
Senate.
The National Association of
Manufacturers and organized labor
had already taken similar positions.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26

School. Both have taken jobs for
the summer. but between laying
down one job and taking up
another. they found time to come
up the country Thursday night for
supper with the Jack Andersons.
Mrs. j. W. Beasley and Mrs.
Haley called IN the Anderson home
Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Anderson spent Friday with
her mother Mrs. A. c. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Saxon had
as their Sunday dinner guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Ellis, III, and
Mrs. Richard Ellis, ST..
Mrs. Wayerly Parker spent the
week end with Miss Beth Forbes
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Sites and the
Misses Adeline and Mabel Harris,
Of Gladstone, called in the R.. H.
Flood and Julius Coleman homes
Sunday afternoon.
Coleman Home Callers
Mrs Frank Agee and Mrs. Fran
els West were recent callers in the
Coleman home. Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
man had as supper guests Satur-
day night, Cdr. and Mrs. James Nj
fong. Mike Nifong and Mrs. Rodney
Smith.
Schools are out il Fairfax and
Miss Rita Morgan is at home. Miss
Louise Morgan and Miss Billie
Morgan were also with their
mother for the week end.
Mrs. Mary Jamerson's guests for
the week end were Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

Famous Vornado power
full 2 : speed reversible
fan. Perfect as a port
able fan - on the floor
or table; perfect intake
or exhaust window fan
-exhausts 2 to 4 rooms!
Extra quiet, long = life
operation. Fully guaran-
teed. Save more than
you pay at less than halt
price on this outstanding
preseason special.
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biII wis, ave, NV, wo, e-sooo
clmyr 1850 2-dF ssd.ni $3.50
900: Nm. tiiAzikh IL s.n.'
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81. FANS Church.
ANGLIA se 4, g5. y.Ty lp .., mile 4,
John Clifford Motors
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eADn1ke.i Al. 81, s ON. sl.. ,sss.
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RIIICK "a

Roadmsster hardtop coupe: dyna.
orig. upholstery and mats. 2-tons
white and green;. trans. and motor
perfect; win welcome free demo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-02

irtt Htnd ~ NV, ~. l.-uuu
cn4tnotsI 1897 sengsr!lhls. 20
llenl =. enq n 4 clean car y
zee. ss.R " sssO eoaa- ave- chs''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-02

S742-3752 Minnesota Ave. NE
1880 50. it,; build for approved
tenant. J. s. RoNEs, To. 2-6300
STORE SITES on Elkins ST., whea-
ton, Nd, $4,000 each; terms. HA
7-7272
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-02
SKYLAND ESTATES
LINDEN, VIRGINIA

Underwater BEACH, va, for sal
by OWNER--Waterfront lot ane
5000. SO. 5.4s66.
is ACRES containing a l5-acrt
lake. Highly suitable for . prom.
frontage on the lake and about
1s-mi. frontage on the S-nii. wide
Potomac River. Mr.. Point Look.
out and Chesapeake Bay. PRICED
for quick sale; only $4,000. $40.
900 down: bal. arranged, OWNER
J. A. BR1CKLEY, ~. 5-5533.
2-BEDR0OM COTTAGE for Ausus
and 2-bedroom for July ant
August. Both completely fur
nished. Apply Mrs. Bortuei, vIctol
9-4711, BRIAN BRANDORE
healtor.
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BEIL MOTORS

CHEV. $50 -3I0S a-dr, sedan, std,
;sasl65ss S SSSss iif'; Ak G s.sSss miles
CHEVROLET '57 Bel Air hardtop;
VS.. powerglide,. pa. power pack
Like new. Best buy IN town. 81
7ob: 5000 dn. SPOT delivery.
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MONEY WANTED

OWN RANCH. found sss. need help
gsllogv' Full infos BOX go,
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WHY PAY RENT
CARACAS

FREE Rents GARAGES
2nd commercial area; all brick: mr.,
9th and H n e.: need repairs.
KAY REALTY CO., RIA. $4,000
223 UPsHUR ST. NV, can b.
FIDELITY INVESTMENT CO.
I'LL e st. NV. ST. 3-SS00.
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VACATION PLACES

BLUE RIDGE FOOTHILLS - 5s
miles from d. c.: 9-rm.. farm
mansion: swimming, fishing In
stocked pond; vegetable garden,
and grazing for horses avail. $3.50
for s mos; $1,000 for 8 mos
81 800 per VI. WO. 6-5101.
FRENCHMAN's BAY, near Blue
Hills, Hancock City,, Maine-Sea.
sona1 rental. $1,000: beautiful
view; 1-mile shore front: so acres
woodland. 4 bedrms., 2 baths: oil
heat. winterized; well equipped;
furnished. Separate servants quar-
tiers and bath. BOX 2S6-x, Star
THE MANAGEMENT Of Mattaponi
Lake at Groom, Nd. wishes to an
nounee that . limited number OF
memberships will be offered for
the. 1859 fishing season at 500
each. The lake, Maryland's clos
est to Washington, fully-devel.
oped fishing-picni area, Is nc
longer open to the public on {
small-fee basis. For further de-
tails visit this deligntful spot Of
phone MA. 7-2727 or WO. 6-s20l.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

ToRr LAUDrRDAIH. FLORIDA. 2
maai I'll. unrirsnilys w, o.ifiS
fNYreT IN OUR NisBIfK IN.
IuhK-Qovt. lota. 10 and ~ on
$500 per acre. .2O-acre min.
Near ocala. Acres q diamonds for
rosidenia, farming. horse breed
ms or industry AZ $500 Der acre.
s srms pJln owrr s.i Rna -ao ssls,
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TRUST H0TEs FoR SALE

SECOND TRUST, So. $50 mo. pymt.
note, So, very good makers; sell
S1.7s0. ~. S-33e0.
$1,000 End TRUST, upper NV.
heme. sovt employees. "a.
6-211T.
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IoTs, ACREAGE FOR SALE
NAHAAAa
lcoNIlNufpl

LANGLEY. vA.-Dsslrable lots with
city water and paved elreets, some
wooded, some clean. sensible re-
strictions. M-acre 20 4O.0O0-sq. n.
$1,000 and up. McCAY A NccAY,
INC, Realtors. "a. S-607b.
LAYTONsVILLE. ND. - iOO-acre
gently rolling land. suitable for
lmmediate DEVELOPMENT In this
highly desirable area. unsurpassed
~ value; reasonable terms avail
able. NE. PRENTICE, DI. 7-2IJ1,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-02
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

BACKHOE, Lima: Model 81 Cater
pillar Diesel; s sShn s. Deere from s,l
compressor; Grove Economy Trail
CHINE. CO.. 1907 Richmond hwy.
Mon. thru Fri.
CRANE-One Ia-yard lob Buoy
rus.Erie, equipped with one Va.
yard back hoe; one h-yard shove
front: one 60-ft. boom; l6-ft. jib
in excellent running condition;
Diesel engine; $1,000. Financins
available with low down payment
Call WE. 5-5723 weekdays 10 to
3, ewes. s to 3.
DRY CLEANING MACHINE, Pros
perity GA unit, excel. cond., used
only for silk dry cleaning and re-
runs; may be seen on location
and in operation, at Pioneer
Laundry. see Mr.. Robert Mclean.
dry cleaning mgr. Cash basis. as
IS. where Is. $500. Financing
may be arranged through Dick
Ii. $3.50, or write to 214 D
st. sc.
GALLON GRADER IOI. good
cond., $1,000. D-6 Dozer p U,
good for parts; $1,000. HARRY H
HOPKINS, RO. $3.50.
OLIVER FRONT END LOADER with
bucket and blade, $3.50. ST. 2
1912.
TRAILER 2-Wheel heayy-duty; viii
haul 3 tons. Sle5. ST. 2-3312.
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nEu0noTn nEAcn HOUSES =
IafH9 house and NuH6lhou1af will
Ftnt either Of both iof season 81
month, suitable for antaaIr anr
on ~ 1-h1nd'
ocfAs cltl, Mp. ftt9 ~ W
Eqaad ,elsssss: ~ fen ess ,,,
81 ~ ss1 AK, sIs s.n'' o. e-'s'l'
OCEAN CITY. Nd, ftth u, roi
a'si V'noo ,r q; y ~ a s,sk "a, 81 /.
of ocean, anit, multiple uniis d
Individual coltanel. OF. t-o1bl
or Boa ut-N. star,
0ckAN CITY n. ,, New dnplsx ?
ana ianeuFm. npla., nfaut ana
modern furn. Nj. N.O41r.
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no1E oNHEns nay Iai7s 1lsh
thf1nsh fllnAnoinH % their prop.
stls. feF Tree eon.allAtiqn can
MOI taolp IlEANcE coefQna.
u, i Hs,s co'sss'i's read 'ani-
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WAMTED


IMMEDIATE CASH PAIp EoR ALL
i fI5I Il 1SSSiSSS''iRf| EslslllsS's
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BAY BUILT, 24-ft. cabin boat; 2
motor; economical. comfortable
boat. or. 4-sO4Q.
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Situated high atop the Blue Ridge
Mountains of Virginia at Linder
on Rte. No. IS fulfills ones fond.
est dreams Of sprtngtime, outside
of Paris. Virginia's finest resori
development offers oceans OF 70.
hage, dogwood, red bud and tril-
hums, q panorama view OF thu
approx. 1000 ft.1, crisp mountain
air which exhilirates even the
soul, pure spring water, excellent
surfaced roads, electricity, tive
lakes stocked with bass: for bath.
ing on white sand beaches, boat.
ing and fishing. Dedicated game
preserves make paradise for the
hunter. A planned community will
already over so homes and cabins
Choice lots are available In thu
deep woods, pine groves or water
front at Lost Lagoon"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-02
MOuNTAIR PROPERTY

APPALACHIAN LOOKOUT = n.
elusive estate on the Blue Ridge
lion arss; i hour from D. G. over
new express hwy. being con
etfucted. incompatible values Of.
fered IN this unique development
valuable for your estate and On
each tract has 8 ceres or more
minimum 1O0-ft. frontaGo on
dedicated State roads. Hlgh ele.
vstion. eulet. SECLUDED hplidlng
fruit trees and dogwoods. COM
manding maGnincenf views: taste
ful and private. truly q mountain
retreat for your own. Priced At
terms and discount on All CON
tracts prior 70 MAY is, plrec-
tons: Rte. s.. "a miles from
glsn ..Appalsehian Lockout. FOL
low directions, Az miles 10 mode
cabin and once. Telephone Mar
WE. g-g7lR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-02

aEAL ESTATE LoARs

AAAA CASH LOANS and RENAME.
ms. ANY amount. any purpose
81. s.1z3s, evenings ~. s.6iSs
Al MoRToAoksi funds unlimited
DAY debts, make improvements
combine truata, reduce pymta.. 81
10 ytnr1, prompt free npprainnl
cnocKNff, day-evs., III, 4-6Hp4
Monty. and TRusI-We Will bus
md trust notel p. C., nearby Nd.
or Va, Neaaonahla fateh Ma
TIONAL MoNIuhuE A INVEST
MENT CORP 1919 N. y. ave.
NV. ma. H-bN3a,
PLENTY FUNDS AvAlLABLE, LAT
er 2ne mortgAge. IA. S-23o5 o.
"a. l-1tQu
0ECONp TRUSTS ruAchAekD
A. Extremely Low Discounts
M. ". 6TONE, OIL. 2-341l
and TRUST Monty : Immsd,
ayail. 70 rennance property, pay
7-a7si o. Oh f-bSal.
1nd rRUsTs-AbsolptelS TOP spot
Gail daily or night. 10. 1880.
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THIs WEEK,s spEcIAL

Lot No. 70 in block No. 2s with
144.5-ft. frontage on Sunset lane
o Osrs s usd sae sssss oR sSSs
wooded with magnificent view Of
the Shenandoah. $3.50 IS with
$685. down. Buy this choice one
Saturday or Sunday, or write for
illustrated brochure. References
required.
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AVIATION

SUPER CUSTOM TRI-PACER 1858:
very clean; new prop and tires:
full panel with new gyros, 2-way
WIZ radios and II; plane in ex-
SCI sell eond; .n can ,S ULl $3.50. .. de,t
call Ju. S-S054. Ext. 1913.
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AUT0MoTIVE MISC.
TRAILERs

CASH PAID for clean used trailers
DEALER. Rockwell S-l400.
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QUICK DEAL

BROKERS OR OWNERS
I have 900. 900 GU. I'd. Of excava-
ton and will buy land with q
deep hole anywhere in d. G..
nearby Md. or Va. at . bargain
cash price. Phone or come in
to see me. Bring all complete In
formation, j, B. SHAPIRO, 14l3
K st. NV. ME. S-1717.
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WA eor5 e RTRcE sES1ED SE6 on
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ANGLIA. CONSUL .b3 l-dr, sedan
Z. and h., iight blue ilnlsh: very
s cRRis1N lkro San, p; Sr %s
Sc Fails Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-02

siIt wis. Ave, NV, NO. a-spoo
cnEy. rs nonsd 81. vasepi cal
power, y and h., excel cono. Beat
offer. OIL 5000.
chNv. 'b1 sedan: fully eeulppsdi
repo11e11ed: bal Due. 4ot1 -,
czPrfoL DIsdo0nf INC,
QiQ Mass. ave. NV. DI, 1-1n01
cnkVROLEr $50 N1iOA l-dr. ala-
ton wagon pouslfllds, pa. yery
s elan; si.sos' $50 On. SPOT
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

BUTLDER needs land, zoned apart
ments; or will buy subject TO apt.
xoning; from 10000 to -250. 900
So. IT. needed. Call Mon, MILTON
IsEN. Ma. S-6433.
BUILDER desires finished lots or. 2
to 10 acres undeveloped IN nearby
Alexandra. JOSEPH JULIANo, SO.
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cHkvnoLEr - imD1lS convert,
ss:sss' II ss s:sss'Ss &sSgE. $50 u
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-30
Next Weeks Supplement
Has Exciting Features

Right now in Moscow Russia, the Ted Davis family Of
New Jersey probably getting ready for another personal
appearance The Typical American Suburban Family be-
fore of nonpussed Moscoes attending the American
National Exhibition.
The Davis family including three children, aren't
thing to gawk at It's the clothes they will be wearng wash
andwear suits rugged blue jeans play clothes, happygo
lucky sun dresses swish party clothes, etc. A.
Their job for the U. S. and how they achieved 1t be
seen in the August edition Of Suburba Today Joy licked
color supplement presented monthly in The Senti a. the
countys Oldest - and best - newspaper
You'll also article by famous writer Peter De Vries,
author of Comfort Me With Apples Tunnel of Love- and
other well known works De Vres writes why he is going
TO stay in the suburbs unlike his former neghbor Jerome
Weidman who last wrote why he heading back
the Big City.
Or maybe you to build swimming pool? See how
group of neighbors in Houston Tex constructed $2500
pool for 500 in Suburbia Today.
Homemakers will appreciate the brilliant color center
spread that explains how to make tempting
drinks. It's all in Suburbia Today and The Sentinel
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-30

Wduahsts, but one thing we al
have in common is our desire
to stay" she declared.
DR.. Henry Briefs, who is sen.
ior staff economist on the Pres
idents Council of Economic Ad-
visors, on leave of absence from
Georgetown University, de-
scribed himself as, Shocked, !"
at the possibility of such a de.
velopment wiping out the COM
munity.
1--WE came out here to live,
not to speculate in real estate"
he pointed out. 1--WE like to have
a safe, friendly, small-town at
mosphere for our eight children
and still be so close to the city,"
he said, and added ''it might be
nice to have some sort of shop
ping center scaled to the COM
munity. But a mass production
fountainhead for a 50-mile ra.
dius would not help Cabin John
in any way, as the developers
claim"
Capital appreciation is GER
tainly not our first considera.
tion," he said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-30
Polio Fund Driue
Starts August IS

The Montgomery County
Chapter Of the National Foun-
dalton Is broke.
A deficit of $500 and a
$4,000 a month medical and
nursing obligation has spurred
the Chapter to conduct a last
ditch fund drive August 1880.
David Macdonald, chairman
Of the Chapter, said the fund
drive will be In the form Of a
direct mail appeal to 10000
county families and through
March of Dime cannisters In
public places.
Unlike the chapters regular
January drive, Macdonald said,
all Of the money raised In the
forthcoming campaign will go
directly to the local chapter.
Most people think we have
the problem licked because Of
the Salk vaccine" Macdonald
said. but that's only half the
story.
They don't realize we have
a large backlog of patients who
contracted polio before the vac
cine was known, and who must
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-30
Wen Hang On
Dream Plan Viewed Din,ly
By Cabin John Residents

Lebling, who, we are told, Is
away on an extended vacation"
Morris Fradin, treasurer of
the citizens association and a
resident of the community for
IL years, warned that the an
nouncement at this time of "this
cloud No. 9 project" might be
an attempt to spur panic selling
so that residents would "sell
out and get out" enjoined his
neighbors to 'be alert to more
such psychological pressures de.
signed to speed sales"
However, he added that he
did not think many would sell
in any case. Although members
of the Citizens Association had
been invited by the Lebling
group to examine the proposals,
James Church, president of the
Cabin John Gardens Coopera-
tive, which includes almost one
third of the community's popu-
lation, was put off" by Leb-
ling's office when he attempted
to take advantage of the invi-
tation. Because, he reported, 1t
was too premature"
However, although other res
idents who had previously seen
the plan reported that the en-
tire Gardens area was scheduled
for office buildings, Mr.. Church
declared that people in the Gar
dens are not greatly concerned.
They prefer to keep this a resi-.
Dental community, just as it is,
and have no intentions of selling
their homes, even at great finan-
cial profit.
Mr.. Church also pointed out
that in addition to vast recon.
ing, which has not yet been re.
quested, such a project would re.
quire number of changes In
the road construction plan which
now provides for very few &C
cess routes to Cabin John from
the major highways.
Reaction from other home
owners to the announcement
seems to bear out the general
feeling that the project was un
likely to succeed.
"AS long as I live, they'll
never buy my property" de
clared 40-yearresident Andrew
Clifford Wilkins. Personally
we love Cabin John and deeply
resent promoters who claim tc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-30
BY Sandy Rovner

A spectacular scheme to
transform the quiet commu-
nifty of Cabin John on up
per Macarthur blvd. into a
teeming commercial center
servicing 100000 persons
will "fall flat on its face be-
fore it ever gets started, !"
several Cabin John citizens
predicted last week.
The plan which unofficial es,
Inmates say might cost upwards
of 500 million was announced
publicly last weekend although
many Cabin John residents had
been aware of it almost two
months.
Brainchild of developer Rob
ert w. Lebling, who is president
of the Samuel w. Bogley & Co,
real estate brokerage firm, the
mammoth program would call
for a large-scale shopping ia.
cility, office buildings, motel
and luxury apartment houses to
completely replace the $50 pr.
vate residences which now make
up the semi-rural community.
Cabin John within the next
few years will be bordered by
three major highways: the
George Washington Memorial
Parkway; the Washington Cir
cumferential Highway; and the
spur linking the two.
In addition, the Cabin John
bridge spanning the Potomac is
scheduled for completion in 1861.
These projected public improve.
ments spanked the idea for the
private redevelopment plan.
Reports that the community
has been buzzing with excite
ment over the project are some.
what exaggerated" John Jessup,
president of the Cabin John Cit.
liens Association told the Sen.
tinel.
He continued, until the pub.
lie announcement was made, the
plan seemed so nebulous that
it aroused no more than a mild
curiosity for the most part. We
have felt and still do that the
Citizens Association should take
no action. However, we really
do not know why the announce
ment was made now and we
have been unable to contact Mr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-30

be cared for year after year.
while we only had one
case Of polio reported in Mont
gomery County last year" he
went on, I'VE are currently car.
ing for 100 patients" National
Foundation, beset with fund re-
quests from other chapters,
has been able to offer only par
tial financial help.
Donations may be sent to the
Chapter headquarters, at 8485
Fenton st. Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-30
SChick-N-Q' VIII
Be Feature of
Big Shop Week.

Silver Spring merchants and
businessmen will back the
Shop Silver Spring Days" to.
morrow and Saturday, featured
by Silver Spring Junior Cham.
Der of Commences "Chick-N.Q. /"
The latter event is an outdoor.
sit-down or carry-out fried
chicken dinner, prepared in a
skillet 10-feet across. Proceeds
go toward the Jaycee youth wei.
fare fund.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-30
Model CD Shelters
To Be Displayed

Eight model fallout shelters
owned by the Office of Civil
Defense Mobilization will be dis.
played by the County Office OF
Civil Defense at the Montgom-
cry County Fair, August 1929.
The small models, from Bat.
tie Creek, Mich, will be accom-.
panied by a new booklet, "The
Family Fallout Shelter" The
booklet Is free.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-30

P-TA. II was born and raised in
Cabin John and I'm optimistic
about people holding out. This
may be community of indi.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-30

I'm willing to hang on for
ever" calmly remarked Mrs.
Jerry Shaw, mother of two and
an active officer in the local
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-30

All dealers pay the same for their new cars 50 no.
body. but nobody can buy new Chevrolet for les.
than Roekmont. Our suburban location efficient op-
Grafton and volume used car sales enable US to al
low you for your car in trade I. so the net
price you pay is lower!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-02

Washington Store Only
&C W" DESIGNER TV. lyr woTonN on ports ond
olurnzed picture tube Poy ~ monthly --------l 1925
ADMIRAL UPRIGHT FREEZER super-speed freezing Shelves
sofey Poy Sl2 monthly $l73
FAMoUs-MAKE DEHUMDIFERs Come in foctory-seoed
Poy ST monthly -------------- $50
WESTINGHOUSE LAUNpRoMAT WASHER. Just O each
store Poy S2 monthly SLIT
NORGE ELECTRIC DRYER. Completely automatic Poy Sll
monthly