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MAE BRENT, Prefect.
GERTRUDE SMITH. Band Leade

BIGLER, SANDRA. Suddenly en- Tues
day. September 20, 1860, at ner Iesi-
dence. 1905 Florida ave. NV, SAN
ORA BIGLER. wife OF Edward Big
Ter. Services at the s. H Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 290l l4th ST. NV, on
Thursday, September -. at pm
parking facilities Entombment
Cedar Hill Mausoeum.
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BIGLER. SANDRA. The officers and
~ members of Seat Pleasant
MI Chapter. o. E. S.. are re-
N quested to attend the East
AAka& ern Star services for our
late member. SANDRA
" BIGLER, on Wednesday.
V September II. 1850 at 9
pm, al the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2AOl l4th ST. NV.
MARY BRYANT. Worthy Matron.
GLADYS IANHAM 2 NJ Sncy
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HOFFMAN. JOHN F. OF Washington
D. C.. on September 10, 1850
brother Of George H. Hoffman. Re
mains at Chambers Funeral Home
Si1t,il SiI11t ! tn St s.e.,O until THURSDAY,
ment Arlington National Cemeterv
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BETz, GENEyIEvE GooDRICu r

Tuesday, September 20, 1850. at
her residence aI4 T st. NV, GENE
WE'VE GOODRICH BETZ, wife OF
the late Leroy BetZ, devoted mother
OF Miriam Betz johnson, Alice,
Goodrich. Leroy and Lawrence Betz,
grandmother of Norman A. Johnson.
Other relatives and many friends
also survive. Friends are invited
to call al the Frazier Funeral Home.
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV. on
Thursday. September -. after 4
pm High Requiem mass for the
repoSe Of her soul will be celebrated
at 10 am. Friday, September ~,
at st. Augustine Catholic Church.
lIl5 18th st. NV. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery 30
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Wednesday, Sept. n, 1860
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September 10. 1860. Kenneth
MINGo, .sr;. Of 100 I'd st, NV,
neloVed father of Kenneth Mingo,
He also is survived oy a sister. Mrs,
Aileen Hammnnds, other relatives
and many friends After pm
Thursday. September -, friends are
invited TO call at the Mcguire Fu-
neral Home. 1870 9th ST. NV.
where services will be held on Fri
day. September %. at pm. Inter
mPnt Lincoln Memnrial Tap,ntory 90
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wLNKLER, COMDR. ANTHONY PAUL,

USCG tRet.l. On Sunday, septem-
SoMpR. Ant 2HfHoNY II YSalsiRHIe' PAUG WIN, MS,,
KLER, UsCG (retD Of 270I Russell
I'd. Alexandria Va. beloved husband
Of Mrs. Mary H. Winkler, father OF
Mrs. John R. Williams, 1st 1t.
James @. Winkler, USAF: Radio
man &c David E. Winkler, USN;
Charles. z. Winkler, Seaman Frank
G; Winkler USN; John A, Winkler,
Richard T. Winkler and Robert F.
Winkler. and brother of Frederick
Winkler, Mrs. Susan Eppley, Mrs.
O'Tilda Purcell and Mrs. Olivia Gal
lagher; also survived by ten grand i
children. Friends may call at the
Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 3245 will
son blvd. tparking in rear), Arling-
ton, Va. where there will be a reci-
tation Of the rosary on Wednesday
September 2l, at s pm. solemn
high mass will be celebrated on
Thursday. September 80. at 10
am. at St. Rits's Catholic Church,
Alexandria, Va. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery with full
military honors. 2l
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day, September 80. 1880. DR. Wal
TER D, SULLIVAN. beloved bro:her
Heights Estates and Mrs, Mary
Blanchard OF Worcester, Mass
FRIENDS may call at the Walter W. g..
Deal Funeral Home. 1872 Georgia
ave, W, on Friday, September ~,
at $3.50 am Requiem mass at ST
Jerome's Church, sos 43d ave,
Hyattsvile, Nd. at 10 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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DOROTHY. The Of
y N hcerS and members of Seat
H&N Pleasant Chapter, No. rs.
NRN o. Z. S. are requested to
AAAGAoG\ attend Eastern Star serv-
MI ices for our late sister,
W DOROTHY HANSBROUGH,
on Wednesday, September
81 1860, at s pm. at the GaSch
Funeral Home, 4i39 Baltimore ave,
HyattSville. Md
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GALLIHER, WILLIAM G. On wednes-
day, September II, 1850 WILLIAM
G.. GALLIHER OF 3l41 10Th st.
NV. beloved husband OF Ethel D.
Galliher and father OF William G..
Galliher, ir. He also is survived by
three grandchildren. Services will
be held at Gawler's Chapel. l156 Pa
ave NV, on Friday. September
~, at IL noon lnterment Rock
Greek Cemetery
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McMAINS. VAN NJ. On TUESDAY, Sep
tember 20. 1860. at 5Ol2 54th
place, Hyattsville, Md. VAN M.
lian c. McMains and father Of
Walter C McMains. Mrs. Grace
Hanks, Mrs Virginia Meadows. Mrs.
Ruth Martin, Mrs. Eleanor De
Stetano, Mrs Phoebe Wendell and
Mrs. Mary Louise Frazier He also
is survived by TWENTY-FIVE erand
children. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne. where services will
be held on Saturday. September "a.
al 10 m. interment Fort Lincoln
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JOHNSTON, EDWARD NORMAN Mem

~.
ss$2, bers of Newspaper Wei
H;YrsEM PresSmenS Union, No. 9
E&HS$ are hereby notified of tn
f. T3frS# death Of Brother EDWARI
VEElSySZ1 NORMAN JOHNSTON, ant
NI%% are requested to assemble
tember 8 1887 m at thhTsdsyi the simmePi seD
Bros. Funeral Home. 1861 Gooc
ROBERT j. CALLAHAN. President
D. ?. CAssE THOMPSON, Secy. .:
LAMBERT, GERNIE NJ. On wednes
e1ayi September Il, 1860. GERNIE
Rainier, Md, beloved wife Of 9th th,
late Roy Lee Lambert and mothcI
Of Allen Richard Lambert of Staun
ton, Va: Mrs. Ruby S. Rhodes O.
Mount, Rainier, Md; Mrs. Glendi
Of Washington. D. to c. Friends Ms"Pgr ms,
call at Nalley's Funeral Home. 33Oi
Rhode Island ave, at Eastern ave
re: on wednesday, September u
from pm. until 10 pm. Funera
services and interment Church
vile, Va.
LAzARZ, FRANK T. On September 10
lg6O; at johnson Air Fore Bast
beloved husband Of Mrs. Cathsrin,
Lazarz; father of Debra Lee ant
John NJ. LazarZ; son OF Mr.. anC
Mrs. Stanley LazarZ of UnlontoWn
Pa; brother of Thomas Lszarz o.
Uniontown, Pa, and Edward LazaSi
of Erie, Pa. He also is survived b,
one grandchild. Friends may call Al
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. anC
MASSACHUSETTS ave. me-, until 9:3(
am. Friday, September %. Requiem
mass will be offered at st. Franci
Xavier Catholic Church az 10 am
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
90
LEAKE, DONALD. On Tuesday. Sep
tember 20, 1860. DONALD Leak
Of = Franklin st. ne, beloved sol
| OF Mrs. Edna Leake and brothe
! Of Morgan and Wilbur Leake ant
/ Mrs. Henrietta Hamit. One daueh
ter. two grandchildren and othe
relatives and friends also survive
Remains resting with L. E. Murra,
e. Son. 1897 10th st. NV. wherl
friends may call on Thursday. Sen
tember ~ from 1 to 10 pm
Rosary at 1:30 pm. Mass on Fri
| day. September %. at q am, a
! St Martins Catholic Church. In
.erment Woodlawn Cemetery. %
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MORTON, FLETCHER B. on Frid

September i6. 1850. fLETCFFRF FS' z
MORTON of 1912 Douglas ST. ne,
devoted son OF Fletcher M. Morton
and brother Of Vernon NJ. Horton.
He is also survived by Hther relatives
nd and many friends. After ? pm.
Wednesday, September u friends
are invited TO call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1890 9th ST. NV,
Funeral from the Fifteenth street
Presoyterian Church, 18th and r
SIS. NV. on Thursday, Septem-
Der ~, at ! pm Interment
Iincnln Memnrial Cnmntarm ~ ~
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On Tuesday. September 90. 1860,
al Lynchburg Va, MARTHA E.
McGAUL. beloved sister OF Mrs. Fred
A. Mehler. Private funeral serv-
ices at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home; 1861 Good Hope rd sc.
on Thursday. September -, at .
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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BETZ. GENEVlEVE. All members o.
g !; ! i; /. 81.
* WE'VE BETZ at the Fra,
on Thursday, September -
1860. at T:30 pm.
FATHER LEONARD HURLEY.
Spiritual Director.
PDENT
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VAN RoIJEN, MELZA. Suddenly. on

Tuesday, September 20, 1860,
MELZA. VAN ROIJEN, aged 10, be-
loved daughter of Robert D. and
Hildegarde Graham Van Roiien. de-
voted sister Of Robert D., jr.: Peter,
Hildesarde. Laura. David and Chris
topher. Funeral services at II
noon Friday. September %, DIST,
at st. James Episcopal Church. War
renton. Va %
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September 20, 1860, CHARLES II.
McKIMMIE OF 2SO4 Blaine dr.,
Chevy Chase. Md, beloved son OF
Marion NJ. McKimmie and the late
Oscar A. Mckimmie brother OF
Elmer g. and William L. McKimmie
and Mrs. Doris E. LucEett Friends
may. call at HySong's Funeral Home.
loo N st. NV, where services will
De held on Friday. September 20. at
10 am. Interment Arlington Ma
flnnal Cnnetnrn ..n
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September TO, 1850, FLETCHER 3
MORTON of 1908 Wallach plac
Morton and brother Of Vernon NJ
Morton. He also is survived b,
devoted grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
y E.: Began; q devoted aunt Mrs
Dorothy Began, and other relative
and many friends. After 3 pm
WEDNESDAY, September II. friend
are invited to call at the McGuir,
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV
Funeral from the Fifteenth Stree
PRESBYTERIAN Church. 18th and +
SITS. NV, on Thursday. SeptembeI
?, at | pm. Interment Lincolr
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AGNES '. on wednesday,,
September 81. 1860. at 62I5 4ISt
ave. Hyattsville, Md. AGNES V.
MILLER. beloved wife of Bernard
F. Miller and mother OF Robert B
Miller. sister OF Mrs. Ruth owen
She also is survived by two neph-
ewS. James NJ Young and Blake
owen Friends may cali at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST. and
Mass. ave. ne, where services will
be held on Friday. September 81,
at $50 pm. InteTment Cedar Hill
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DEvINE, HERMAN d. ofacers an,

DE INT HEhWHN ID. OMCtfS ana
<4rHn members of K Company.
81 {! H: ;
mains resting at the Lee
Funeral Home. 18th ST. and Mass.
ave, ne. Remains may be viewed
after II noon Wednesday, Septem-
Der 81. Funeral at | pm. Friday,
September -. Burial Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Baltimore. Md,
papers please COPY
PAUL WATKINS. President.
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MILLER, PAUL R; On Monday. Sep
IN Columbia. N. c.. PAUL r,
MILLER, beloved husband OF Mrs.
Laurence B Miller and father OF
X. Bruce Miller. Remains resting
at the James T, Ryan Funeral Home,
~ Pa. ave. Sc, until 1890 am.
Thursday. September - Services
will be held in the Congress Heiehts
Baptist Church at II am. ReIa-
tlves and friends invited. InteTment
Cedar Hill Cemetery y,
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SMIIH, WINFIELD TKALLES. On
Monday. September ~. 1850. at
the George Washington University
Hospital. WINFIELD TRALLES
SMITH of zoos Eye st. NV, brother
OF Mrs. Alexander o. Whyte Of
Bethlehem. Pa. and Kenneth Smith
OF Washington. d. c.; uncle of Jane
Friends may cali at GawIer's Chapel,
1896 Pa. ave. NV. courtesy park
ing. 18th and @ sts.l. where serV-
ices will be held on Friday, Sep
tember 20, at 1880 am. -
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y 1t HNElNN1 NEIIL bAN TUN, st. On
Tuesday. September 20. 1850, CECIL
BARTON STEPHENS, Sr. father OF
Cecil Barton, ir; Spencer E. Henry
H. Daniel W. and Leroy R. Stephens
Mrs, Dorothy. E. Barnes. Mrs. Doris
l.. Taylor Mrs Nora j. Koza and
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Rayand and the
late Francis T. Stephens Friends
may call at the Chevy Chase Funeral
Home. 5l03 Wisconsin ave. NV,
after 10 am. Thursday. September
~, where services will be held on
Friday. September -, at 10 am
1nterment Parklavn Cemetery. 81
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Magdalene Household oi
Ruth, No. 1919. are mott.
fed OF the death OF In.
mate AGNES FORREST
Services will be conducted
on Thursday, September -
1860, at 4 pm, at the
aptiSt Church, 5OlS Lake
Hotlegp PARK Nd
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MCDONALD. ROBERT II. on Monday,
September 10, 1860. ROBERT H.
Woodlawn. Nd, beloved husband Of
Mary NJ. Mcdonald tnee Dunlesvyl,
father Of Robert Myles and Mary
Msrgsret Mcdonald: brother OF Jo-
seph J. Mcdonald Of Baltimore, Md
Raymond and Paul Mcdonald OF
Pennsylvania and Mrs. Mary Schus-
ter of Wisconsin. Friends may call
al Nalley's Funeral Home, 5000
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave
ne, after 9 pm. Tuesday. September
90. Funeral Thursday, September
~, at 3 am, thence to St Mary's
Catholic Church. Landover Hills.
Md, where mass will be offered at
9:30 am. for the repoSe of his soul.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
mcnt Arlington National Cemetery.
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre. Pa,
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ELIZABETH A. A trib.
ute Of love and devotion to the
memory OF our dear mother and
WITT, who departed this life twenty
four years ago today. September
q, 1886. Anniversary mass al
the Immaculate Conception Church
Dear God, please take this message
To our loved one up above:
Tell her how much We miss her,
And give her all our love.
We know that you are present,
For in everything we DO
We feel your gentle, guiding hand,
Which helps to bring US through
HER LOVING CHILDREN AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
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NISHULAs, GROVER c. on Monday
septem5eT -; 1860. at Sibley Hos
pital, GROVER c. NICHOLAS. be,
loved husband of Rosalie Nicholas
father of William j.. Grover C., jr
John G. and Hugh B. Nicholas ant
Edna Nicholas Borkey. Also Surviv
Ing are other relatives sand friends
Funeral services Thursday. Septem
Der ~, at 3 pm at the Methods
Church of Port Republic. Va. Scrv
ices bv the w H Kyeer Funera
Home, McGahevsville. Va. Intermen
Mount Horeh Presbyterian Church
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PAUL WATKINS. President.
BILL MARVEL, Sr., Secretary. %

september i, 1860, LUCY n. DOS.
WELL OF IS New York ave. NV,
devoted wife OF Clarence boswell
and sister OF Mrs. Marion Stokes.
Mrs. Susie HURT and Mrs. Carrie
Elliott. She also is survived by
other relatives and friends. Re-
mains may be viewed from 4 to
10 pm. Tuesday. September 20,
at the Barnes g. Matthews Funeral
Home. 1919 14th st. NV. Oath st.
at Spring rdD. where services will
be held on Wednesday, September
Fl. at pm. Interment Lynch
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SIONEh, JOHN r. On Tuesday, Sep
tember 20. 1860, at the Masonic
Home. Cockeysville, Nd. JOHN F.
STONER, brother of Mrs. MYRTLE Pate
and Mrs. Mabel Cross OF 1901 East
West hwy. Silver Spring: father Of
John F. Stoner, Miami, Fla. Funeral
September 30, at Mount Olivet Gene
terry, Frederick Nd
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year round" Formerly the
route terminated al Massachu-
sets and Goldsboro.)
Goad pointed out that al
though there are no specific
stopping points on Goldsboro
I'd. buses will stop on signal.
Transfers from the Cabin John
Shuttle, coming from either di-
rection, can be made to the Us
for no additional fare ana with
no additional zones, Goad added.
Nursery Notes; The Woodhill
Nursery School, which operates
at the Cabin john Recreation
Center, still has openings for
three-year-olds and especially
for girls in that age group, we
arc told. Parents interested in
the school, which is a member
of the Montgomery County
Council of Cooperative Nursery
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made by the area-wide trans.
portation committee to D. C.
Transit officials last winter,
the Company is now operating
the Shuttle through Brook
mont, Goad said. he added
that specially designed light
weight buses are on order and
eventually will replace the un-
calmly (and something -less-than
smooth riding) cx-school buses
now operating on the MacAr-
thur blvd. line.
The Us buses, operating from
Glen Echo to 18Th and Penn.
sylvania via Macarthur, Colds
boro rd., Massachusetts ave.,
Goth, X and 18th sts., operate
on a weekday Commute and a
weekend Commute Roadway. At
the moment the newly routed
buses primarily ferry amuse-
ment park patrons, but, Goad
declared, 1--WE hope to generate
enough business to warrant
keeping the entire route open
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-23

attend the radio and radar
maintenance course al Keesler
AFB, Miss. Burke is a gradu-
ate of G aithers purg High
School. Fayette S. Warner,
hospital corpsman second class,
of 10410 Fawcett ST. Kensing-
ton, is currently assigned to
the Lens Laboratory at the
Cheatham Annex, Naval Sup
ply Center, Norfolk
Marine Lance Corporal Nor
man E. Claggett of Rt 1,
Boyds, recently departed San
Diego, aboard the USNS, CAT
fey. with an overseas group
bound for duty in Hawaii
From the U. S. Military Acade-
my at West Point, N. Y. we
learn that Army Pfc. Wilbur
Homrock, SOB Baltimore rd.,
Rockville, recently arrive d
there to instruct cadets this
summer in motor Transports
ton Army Corporal Rob-
ert l.. Martin, 12048 Milton ST.,
Silver Spring, recently gradu-
ated from the 4th Armored Di-
vision Non-Commissioned Off
Ger Academy in New UIm Ger
many. i. Army ps,ratrCopers,
Pfc, Charles c. Lee 8O4 Wade
ave-, Rockville, ard Francis E.
Olson of Germantown, recently
graduated from the 82d Air
borne Division Jump School at
Fort Bragg. Both received
their parachutist wings after
completing four weeks of in
tensive ground ana aerial train
ing which included five para
chute jumps. Pvt. David
Jordon of Rt. 8, Gaithersburg,
completed Army basic at Fort
Hood, Texas, and after spend
ing 10 days at home, left on
June II, for advanced training
at Fort Ord, California He is
S c h eduled for paratrooper
training later this summer.
John w. Frazier, 1016
Maple ave., Rockville, has en-
rolled in radio schooling at
Fort Gordon, Georgia, after
spending IL days at home.
While recently in basic train
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Cabin Jchn-Brookmonf
Bus Service
in
Cabin John
By Sandy Rovnel.
Oliver $685.

Area bus news is moder ately
cheerful these DAYS, with down
headed Cabin John shuttles
making ecisc connections
with the D-4 at Macarthur
blvd. and Manning ST., and with
the extension of the Us bus
route to Glen Echo.
/. B. Goad, D. C. Transit's
Director of Transportation,
told us last week that the new
(aiready in effect) schedule for
the Shuttle route has been es-
pecially designed to insure that
each Shuttle bus will connect
with a particular D-4 bus. He
pointed out that operators will
know exactly which bus they
are scheduled to meet. Uptown
schedules are, of necessity, less
precise, he explained. owing to
the more frequent service on
the D-4 line.)
In direct response to requests
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-23

Names Of the entire group
will be announced in the
next "Servicemen We Know"
column.
Maryland u. graduate,
James Greg" Walters, 1912
Walbridge ST., Rockville, joined
the Army Security Agency for
a three year tour last Tuesday
and is now commencing basic
at Fort Dix Reenlisting,
was William H. Brown III, of
Cedar Grove. Bill first Joined
the Army Regulars three years
ago at the Rockville Recruit
ing Station. This time, he will
enter the Airborne Service to
become a paratrooper /.
Here's my discharge - where
do I sign?" were the words
voiced by Ronald Townsend,
10225 Capitol View dr., Ken
sington, early this month. Last
Tuesday, Ron repacked his
duffel bag and was on his way
to Fort Dix, N. j., to await
assignment In the admins
trative field. A specialist 9TH
class, Ronny completed his
first three year hitch in May.
He signed up again, this time
for six, which in all proba-
bility, means another career
soldier for Uncle Sans mod
ern Army It takes a good
eye. steady nerves and self
confidence to become a top
marksman" and meeting
these qualifications Is Army
Pfc. Gordon r. Mills, Travilah
I'd, Rockville. as he was re-
Gently selected to participate
in the Fifth Army rifle and
pistol matches at Fort Riley,
Kansas. Gordon is regularly
assigned as an automatic rifle
man with the End u. S. Army
Missile Commands SD In
fantry at Fort Carson, Colo.
-. Airman Charles w. Burke
III, of ID George ST., Gathers
burg, has completed his initial
course of Air Force basic
training at Lakeland AFB, Tex
ss. He has been selected to
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ing at Fort Jackson, his par
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Frazier, motored there tc wit
ness graduation exercises .
Pic. Harry Pearson, 1902 Okin-
ava ave-, Rockville, returned
to Fort Benning recently after
enjoying IL days at home He
is currently stationed there
with the 66th Ar1nored Com
pany. II. Cadet Don c. Chap
man, son of Colonel (USA,
Ret.) and Mrs. George H.
Chapman, jr., TT. 2, Dickerson,
was graduated June 3 from the
U. S. Military Academy at
West Point. Cadet Chapman
was commissioned 9 second
lieutenant in Infantry and re-
ceived a bachelor Of science de-
gree. His father is e 1888
graduate of the academy.
Other cadets to graduate
from the Military Academy at
West Point, were George P.
McQuillen, 7207 Exeter ro., Be-
thcsda; Jonathan w. Searles,
1915 East-West hwy, Chevy
Chase; George H. McManus,
1907 Oliver ST., Chevy Chase;
and Robert H. Mills, 5521 eros
venor Ia, Bethesda. Gene
Ferguson, 804 Ra6ing ave-,
Rockville, stationed with the
18th Engineer Company at
Fort George G. Meade, Md,
has been appointed a fu1i-time
life guard at one of the post
swimming pools. After Labor
Day, Gene will resume his reg
ular job as a demolition spe-
cialist. Both Gene and Sidney
Potter, $40 Grandin ave-, Rock
vile, former classmates at
Richard Montgomery High
School, class of 1857, have been
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stationed together during their
tour with the Army Regulars.
They Joined the u. S. Army
together a few months after
graduating from high school,
enlisting for the same unit in
Europe. After serving over
seas with the 18TH Engineer
Company, they both returned
for stateside duty at Fort
Meade.
Army Pfc. Mike ISreal, 220
N. Washington ST., Rockville, a
1857 graduate of Richard
Montgomery High School re-
Gently completed the 25-week
radio repair course at The
Southeastern Signal School,
Fort Gordon, Ga. Mike en-
listed at Rockville under the
Army's Graduate Specialist
plan.
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Army MISgt. Ed Browns
Servicemen We Know

If you're driving through
Rockville on the morning of
June %. you may notice
group of recent high school
graduates in front of the Army
Recruiting Station, across the
street from the Old Court
House. The occasion will mark
their enlistment in the u. S.
Army and departure the same
morning for basic training.
Among the Is or more grad
yates will be Barry Beau
champ, GOT Edmonston dr.,
Rockville, who will enter the
Army's finance school at Fort
Benjamin Harrison, Indiana,
on September %. Barry was
one of the first seniors from
local county schools to apply
for specialized schooling under
the Graduate Specialist" pro-
gram.
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Gas Receipts Up

Comptroller Louis L. Cold
stein reported receipts from
motor vehicle fuel taxes to-
tailed $4,674,090 last month,
compared to a figure of $4,496,-
437 reported for May of 1859.
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Mess prices 49, sfseesF~s
se,H close u business Set
v~dsy. Jv~s IS. fstc. -
sept pcodues p.iess which
s~s subject 10 dolly mss-
hss changes. We rsservs shs
49, - ka4 a.saA;i;ss-
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Schools, should contact Mrs.
Fencia Elmer at Oliver 4-3166.