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FARMS ~~ I
FARMS

dairy and crop farm: 20.
stn. barn, extra barn, nee. bldgs
30 acres clear: stream. lovely ole
brick home. 4 bedrms., VI baths
heat, flreplaces; fronts paved I'd .
nr. Westminster: S2S,0O0.
so level -acre farm estate on paved
rd.: IL q. woods. stream, pond
barn. Only S22,500.
Is cleared acres, Howard Co., or
paved rd.: excellent horse farm
stables; new 3-bedrm. brick ranch
house. gar; $4,000.
3 acres. all clear, on paved I'd: 9.
rm. frame house, bath. cleo, gar.
$4,000. financing.
2 acres on hilltop, wonderful pano.
rama: ultramodern ranch house
bedrms;, baths, equipped
kitenen; 23ear ear gar" glassed-ir
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY, 23l
JOHN J. PRICE, RLTR., MT. AIRY
Maryland County Estate
The authenticity of this southern
Colonial manor house will appeal
TO lovers of the classic architec-
tural simplicity Of the Revolution.
airy period. Embracing 17S acres
~ 40 NShNChlCillly ClOS6 10 WhSn-
inston and other great eastern
cities, while providing the secIu.
sion sought when establishing a
country estate as q home. Land.
scaped gardens. century-old trees
running treams and woodland
provide an appropriate setting foI
the stately mansion with its spa.
clous rooms and handsome IRE.
places. There are three baths, ful
basement and oil heat. Two tenant
houses and other outbuildings arI
additional features. Further De.
tails on request.
Philip Webster Real Estate
Aberdeen. Md, Tel. Aberdeen 5OC
MOUNT WEATHER AREA, mr.
Bluemont' Va: 13 acres; a choic,
spot ior many reasons: beauty
4-rm. house. lge. 2-story barn
SlO.950. IA. S-IOO6.
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Have You Heard the
Calvert Story?"
]. B. WATERS & ASSOC,
PRINCE FREDERICK. MD.
phnnn
CHARLES H. JAMISON

CHARLES H. JAMISON
130 A.. Dickerson Sugar Loaf. a.
rm. modern house; 9 barns, silos
splendid meadow: traversed by o.
II. stream; ideal for recreation,
or pasture. $3.50 per A.
25O A. River rd. sod farm, o-mi
frontage River rd. and C&O canal
Lease $4,000 annually, $3.50 per A
$40 A., Clarksburg Germantown
area; s-rm. main house; man
nu-coW dairy barn: 2 other barns
sllos,, misc. bldss; rs A. woods,
pal. nay and crop; 2-mi. frontage,
roads; 25 mi. D. C. S4OO per
acre. "a cash. Interest only 3 yrs.
92O A; nr. Acc, Germantown;
highly productive farm; 5 modern
houses; modern barn: operated by
exper. farmer. Entire tract could
be severed to proposed conduit
trunk sewer; S525 per A. Terms.
267 A.; 2l2-story, Groom, 2-bath
house; O.H.-W H: $4,000 kitchen;
6-rm. tenant house, bath; 30x5O
pole barn, 50yl30 pole barn,
4Ox6o barn; Jamesway milk par
!or: 3 silos: lake: 2-mi. road
front; near interchange US. 70,
Hyattstown, 30 mi. D. C. 100000
1O3 A; S-room house. liv. rm., din
rm., mod. kit. . firepls., 4 bed
rms; Ia baths; . barns, silo; 30
mi. D. C., near Hyattstown, US
40, S31 800. Terms.
TIIADT TT TANFTn0AY
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Frederick County. Liberty Town
70 acres with pond; g-rm frame
uWelllng. barn, several oilthuiide {
ingS; 2.oOO-ft. road frontaee on
pparu surface rd. Nice Settinr
FFlced at S22 500; terms.
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SANDOZ, INC.

oANDOL, INC.
PINEY MOUNTAIN ESTATES
lew cnolce weekend cottage q
CABIN sites Tor sale; near Thur
RMont, IN beautiful Blue RidgI
M0untalnS;. 1000 feet elev., ex
and hunting. S3OO-S700 per scrs
Deep Creek Lake-type Country
cabins built to order. M. A. HAN
sen, 8136 Cornwall I'd, Balti
more 22. Md. for brochure.
POOLESVILLE-Restored Colonial
acres or more: good barns
$4,000, 10es cash. OIL. 6-7305
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
EARLY BRICK MANOR HOUSE -
LISTED IN Foreman'S Early Mary
tand Manors; in excellent cond
Iof restoration: 10 rms, wide hall
SSeaItcsSe Sos TO 3rd f.: outstanding
location with far views; Is acre,
land, large barn, private entrance
only 81 mi. from D c, in south.
ern Maryland; S25, 900.
OF ACRES-Clean, productive farm
IN. rich Lower Marlboro belt, 3t
mi. rom D. c.: spotless farm
nome, lge. barn, tenant house
fronting paved State road; vaiua.
Die timber, stream. 5-acre tobacco
silot clean, attractive farm
HUNTINGToN-16O acres: front.
Ing main highway; IS mi. from D
C.: nice 3-bedrm. home with mod
oll-heat, basement: 2 barns, trac.
tor; 6.7-a. tobacco allot.; priced
below market at 5000 per acre.
PARlS-On road to Chesapeake
Beach, adjoining shopping center
mod. 2-bedrm. home with adjoin.
ing shop or small store bldg, suit.
able for barber shop or similar
uses; ] acre land fronting high.
way; S1O,750 for both.
81 ACRES-4-bedroom and BATH
homei tenant house, 3 barns: 8.
acre tobacco allot.; main highway
corner location; only % mi. from
the District: this farm woulc
velopment, with over a mill
frontage on two highways.
Z SMALL BLDG. SITES of from ]
to 10 acres in rich, clean farm
area near Dunkirk, only 81 mi
from D. c.; priced from 5000 up
liberal terms.
NEAR HUGHESVILBE-1 acres
about 90 a. clear, 8 q. tob. allot
3-bedrni. home, . barns, stream ii
every field, valuable timber. S33,
600, one third cash, bal. at So
% ACRES-Farmhouse and
barns: river view: fine, gently roll
ing land; 35 mi. from the District
COLORED-2h acres on mair
highway, $1,000. Also 8 acres
Just of highway, $1,000, terms
400 ACRES-Old Colonial home
tenant house, 3 barns: 200 acre
clear, 2 acres tobacco: full nev
equip. for cattle farming. $4,000
100 ACRES-ComfortRble 5-bedrm
farmhouse; tenant house. , barns
stable; 11-acre tobacco allot.; 2;
mi from the District; S27,5O0.
rs ACRES-New mod. home, barn
stable: 6-acre tobacco allot.: fint
for tobacco, investment or small
stock operation; only % mi. from
the District.
]. B. WATERS & ASSOC.
Dunkirk, Md Phone Alpine 7-273t
Near prince Frhderick VIA and 4SS
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M; Rockviue-6-rm. house; 2-eaY
ss6:: On on 5os 3 acres. Full price. SI0,-
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UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
81 ACRES

Dairy farm; 6O-cow Wash
tngton-type barn. Main
house. s rms, 3 tenant
houses, 4 barns, all other
necessary buildings. Plenty
OF water. Taxes, Sq45.
Located in ClarksburR-
Comus area, vicinity inter-
change road 240. 80 miles
D. c. Price. S175,000, u
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M: ROCKVILLE -25 acres; old
tenant mouse; stream with pond
ana "oooS. Sl,l0O per acre.
nj. Rockville-6-rm. house. e-.a,
$50; $1,000 dn. e "AV'-
PoolesVille - Owner saws ssu =,
SoSt' rev brick rambler; 3 NED
rms. tul bsmt, carport. on
sTe, ere nice shady lot. More land
sVsil Appraised at SiT.g5O. re-
psyment Dawn 70 SI6'950 with low dcwn
Fpaederick County. Liberty Town
20 acres with pond; g-rm franc
evening, barn, several outbuiIde :
tisS; 2.oOO-ft. road frontage on
nard surface rd. Nice Setting
Fficed at $4,000; terms.
Many other farms, acresv. and
EsSTlA EST TR TTRRone KEN McGREW REAL
RHIn5hEc' 5E' ~ 2-9633 or 30l-WA
0.i92O. ewes, 301-WA. 6-2S29
NICE SMALL NURSERY FARM
SSaa acres; 20x50 greenhouse: ali
teayeo' modern home: complete
trse ss'or Sno equipment: 65 apple
506 ree orchard; good, location; SIS
GENTLEMEN's ESTATE. besuti,u,
Q acres and modern 12-rm, home
G2 baths; 1st-f. apt: foTmsi
garden and shrubs; tiled kit: ga =
eaase an perfect condition. PRICED
,,S?9,3O0. 40 financing
WALDORF. MD.-RambIer: had.
Ims'i ige. lily. and din. rm., mod.
r1 oirch Kit, full bsmt.; garage
a oeauty; priced $IS,950.
LaFhAIA - In town, new Iargs
combination brick and sbingis
rambler; 3 lge. bedrmS., liy. rm :
gSSh cony, TO everything, Priced
oSd5.0 QUO $1,000 down,
%EO-ACRE, FINE OLD ESTATE
eommutlng distance of D. C:
e9mmanding view of valley: IRA.
ctouS OLD mansion perfectly re.
Stored several tenant houses and
stn az nna n9losS. A going farm; price
WATERFRONT. about . milos =.
sand beach; mr.. 900 acres. heoU vi
tiful home; several tenant boHsaS eaaS
and farm bldgS. Being faTneS
profltably. Priced SIS5. .0oo
IHE SOUTHERN MARYLAND 90
LaPLATA. MD. WEST 4.s6SS
NORTHERN VA. FARM, approx 960
acres IN q scenic setting. l houT
uLiFS 10 D.; c. on Rte. 55. Large
o!o nome, horse stables. paddock,
ssck mouse mostly fenced, stream,
Call for appointment to see 'jTS III
1000, ov. 1886. HuBBARn
REALTY CO Lee hwy, Al ston
nght. Merrifield. Va.
NTTrCr
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DULLEH AIhBUhI-Acreag ap-
prox. so acres, 15 mi. from air
port on black-top road; well
drained, partly wooded. lh-acre
pond: owner asks 5000 per acre,
7-54S0. To inspect, stop at iunc-
ton Rte so and 22I, south.
r. A. STYER.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACC0kEEK, MD. - The Moyaone
Reserve offers privacy and sta
bility: protection against caprici-
wooded area Of 6-acre tracts on
the hills above the Potomac: swim.
pool, comm. center: miles Of hik-
ing trails and bride paths. Call
BU. 3-2121 for info. and direc-
tions.
FOR INVESTMENT-Let
the population growth OF Fairfax
County make you capital gains.
For the best buys, see MASON IL
OMER L. HIRST, Brokers, AMMAN
dale, Va. CL. $4,000 weekdays.
ALDIE, yA.-Approximstely 25s
acres. rolling, high ground, new
flagstone quarry. 100000. Ask
for Mrs Laughlin, Ell. 6-4I61.
Ewes. Ell. 6-4l1S. MRS. VIM H.
LAUGHLIN. REALTOR, Mclean.
ALEX, SUBURBAN-14h lots, all
utilities; excel. for 100000 to
S25,0 price homes; excel terms
IA lots, $1,000 each; sewer and
water, on record: ready to 20
MYRON GREEN.
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POTOMAC, MD.

POTOMAC-3 acres level wooded
land; $4,000. Mr.. GaSque, AK. 2
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BARRISTER BUILDING

Thomas ]. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
73s 18th e.. NV. DI. 1880
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]. B. WATERS q ASSOC.
Dunkirk, Md Phone Alpine 7-2130
Near Prince Frederick 3l4 and 4sS
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PhiIip webster Real Estate
Move to Howard Co.
PAUL B. BEARD. pAoItor

Il Acres, 6 room house, bath. gas
neat barn, and stream. Located
near new Rt. 30, 10 mi. from
Silver Spring. 4Oli
L Acre, Brick front rambler uv
I'm. with hrepl., 8 bedrms.' iee
kltchen, lge. tiled bath, Full bSr1,t .
storm windows. This is good
buy $1,000. S0Ou
z Acres 5 room house, bath, elec-
tricity' $4,000. ~ '''
l u Acres, beautiful 2 room snli,
level brick. this has eyerytbino b'
lou must see this to appreciafe
II. Between Hopkins LaboratSrS
and Grace Chemical Laboratory
100 Acres, 8 room house, barn and
9ther buildings, $500 per acre
Hlgnt In the midst Of the devei.
oplns section of Howard Co Ws
nave beautiful building lois apS
acreage. Call Atlas 6-2i64. nJ nv
howard b-2Il4, VI
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D. C.-Zoned for apt, 59th 81. ne
5000 50. #, so IT. front. r. G
DUNNE CO, Ho. 2-O70O; ewes,
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FREDERICK COUNTY
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS

WANTED TO RENT, farm with good
bldss. and home. Must have mod
ern conV. and close in TO Washing
ton. CIR. S-S533.
WEST OF WARRENTON, is miles.
150-acre farm fronting paved
road; S15,500. CATTLEMAN'S S
$4,000. 100 ACRES, S6, 900,
FOUR acres, nice home. Surprise
for S11,600 WAUGH REAL ES-
TATE AGENCY, Culpeper Va.
Phones VA. 5-s502 ONCE, VA.
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One-Man State HwaY Farm

Price slashedl Improved with Cd
set bldes.: dwelling has Z rms,
and bath, elec., phone, running
water and . porches, walls plas-
tered; nice lawn. cool shade; barn
1Sx5O, > poultry houses, etc. AZ
acres, about 81 tillsble; approx.
Is apple trees, grapes AGED own
er, unable to handle, sacrifices at
Sl6,50O, part down. E c, Brum-
back, STROUT REALTY, Middle
town, Va. Bargain lists mailed
free
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7 I NOIN UNLBN
AIFYANnpTA-RE

AbbA bAANDRlA-bELLE HAVEN
Beautiful, wooded. corner, 12,5n0
50. IT., surrounded BY lovely homes
In prestige Country Club COM
muntty Sa,500. OWNER. 50. g.
b342 or so. 5-2S11.
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15 acres-wooded.- numerous bldg.
sites, stream thru property. long
road frontage. Excel. for sub-di-
vlding. Nr. Greenwich, $500 per
! acre.
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~, N1I ,OWU. Terms.
CHARLES H. JAMISON

Poolesville, Md
WI. S-a223 or 3O1 DI. 9-3262
CHARMING COUNTRY HOME on
4 acres rich land between mac
adam roads and lge. stream, near
Warrenton. 7-room house in excel.
cond., In setting. of lovely trees.
No bath-cost of same complete
Sl,450. Fishing. swimming, hunt
ing. 81 l,500, only $1,000 down,
payments $50 monthly. Another
small house adjoining, only
$1,000. Other farms, homes.
ALBERT FLETCHER, Phone 1856
Warrenton, Va.
COUNTRY HOME - Z rms, ~
baths. oil hot air; pond: 23ia a
Fredericksburg. Va. OIL, 2-1S43
FARM FOR RENT on Rappahan
mock River; good 7-rm. house
bath, electricity. WO. 6-7O29.
FARM FOR RENT-Montg. city
100 acres with outbuildings and
4-bedroom home, nice location
and grand view. RoMER & CO.
WI S-0nQD
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BYRNE REALTY
Dial 7O3. BR. s-sssO
CHARLES H. JAMISON

35 A.-Near Rockville, Cabin John
watershed; part ROO coming; s3-
300 per acre, terms.
81 A - Bovd ClarksburR: part
woods, stream: 800 #. frontage
$3.50 per acre, terms.
25 A. - Boyd, Jacksonville; half
timber; 700 IT. frontage: $3.50 per
acre, terms.
1877 A.-Bealesville, Monte. Co.;
534-ft. elevation: stream, woods,
4S9-ft. front. Rte. %; R-R zone
preliminary subdivision planned /;
l6 lots 81 900 per acre; terms.
90 A.-Clarksburg Germantown.
900 It. frontage; new road: part
woods; excel elevation: Subdiyi-
sion potential; $3.50 per acre,
terms
CHARLES H. JAMIsoN
Poolesville, Nd
WI. S-a223 30l-DI. 9-3262
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Choice cor
ner lots, $500 and 5000 Conn.
ave; 81 so. It. State 2-3252.
COMMERCIAL-3 acres. Rt. so,
Landover Hills; long road 'front.'
age. 81 per n. HAGAH, I'M
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CLARKE REALTY

1914 Acre dairy farm on US. %, 10
miles from Warrenton, Good An
anclnE. $4,000. Call Mrs. Clarke
at 1855 or Mr.. Fling at 1923.
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S4SAA@ ANAAAA L
Va. Phone 1855
ADJACENT TO THE PARK, re-
tirement investment-lO6 acres: !:
6-room ranch type with running
water and basement; timber
value: magnificent view: barns,
outoldgs., numerous spring S,
stream, young apple and peach
orchard. S15.000; or so acres
without timberland, $4,000.
In the mountains but smooth and
level; good productive farm. 5l.l
acres; 2 bedrooms, living room,
dining room kitchen. running
water, superb view. running water
every every feld, GOOD barn. outbldgs.
Enjoy the country while your in
YeStment grows. Air Force eoun-
try club area. 70 undivided inter
est in l25 acres with liVable
mouse. now tenanted. several
springs. nice stream. S6,563;
lust $50 per acre.
Shown by appointment.
W. A. MILLER. Washington, Va,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
55 acres on black-top road, D. C.
side Of Warrenton, bedrm. mod
house, masonry barn, machine
shed, 2 large chicken houses. Top
cuitivation. Stream, pond site.
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JOSEPH FILIPPO
CHANTuI,Y ARFA

nv I lid 7 AIIIh
l55 acres, all wooded, long 'front.'
age on Rte. so. 3 mi. east of
Chantilly. airport, 81 900 per acre
with 29eo cash. Sign on property
i acres, nice bldg site. wonder
~, SuJ View' Ss' e6h6ss has 2-rm; cinderblock
piogI $500 "a cash. located at
2 acres, all wooded, Just of Of Rte
30, 3 mi. east OF Chantilly Air
port, priced at $4,000: act fast
If YOU want this one.
7-room Farmhouse on 3 acres of
grass. barn and other outbldrs.,
mas some orchard Ideal soil for
truck farming or pasture. Sl6,e5O.
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OUTSTANDING BUYS

approx. 1874 acres near Rison on
hlgnEay 224. Beautifully culti-
Yateo-tobacco and wheat. Old =
room mouse worth restoring. Nice
Sag Spine and good well: $4,000
Excellent tobacco, cattle and hov
Isrm' good stream, gravel pit: ap-
prox. % acres, approx. 40 acres
cuItlvated; S-room house in good
conoltlon, bath; excellent well
5000 committing to Indian Head
MRS. LOULIE P. DODSON
welcome, Md. West 4-SO2O
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Poolesville = Owner says cell a,
cost. New brick rambler. q neSt
rms. rms. ful bsmt.. carport: on !
acre nice shady lot. More iard
svsil; s; Appraised at SiT.95o: ~ re-.
nsTnsI nSTgu 70 S15'950 with low dcwn
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CRESTwOOD - Two beautifully
Handicapped lots adj. Rock Greek
Pk.; ideal for rambler. split level
or Colonial. W. Z. GRAMLICH,
AD. 2-310n or EN- o-1nhR
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
In Wheaton PIazd
Wards and WOOdies
Will Open Tomorrow
W&L Facility
Due to Employ
Over 500 Persons

Woodward and Lothrop's
new Wheaton Plaza store is
the firms second largest To-
cation, topped only by the
newly enlarged Woodies at
Wisconsin and Western aves.,
Bethesda.
At full strength, the stores
workforce will number about
500, under the managership of
Lawson ]. CantreIl CantrelI will
be aided by Thomas P. Selby.
The lower and main shopping
levels may be entered from the
Plaza's parking lot and shoppers
mall, respectively. All three
floors are served by escalators.
The lower level will be dedi.
Gated to the younger set, candies.
clocks, notions, etc. Like the
other floors, the lower level Is
air-cOnditioned.
The second, or main shopping
level, is reserved for complete
fashion clothing centers for men
and women and also contains a
large hall for public meetings.
This has been named the
Montgomery Room" and can
seat 300 persons. County citi.
zens' associations and similar
organizations may use the room
by making reservations.
The top shopping level has
been set aside for household
items and beauty salon oper.
ated by Charles of the Ritz.
Started more than a year ago,
Woodward and Lothrop's new
store has $4,000 square feet Of
floor space and 10000 square
feet Of selling area.
Woodies' planning staff is re.
sponsible for the stores interior
decoration, while the building
was designed into the Plaza as
a whole by architect Arthur l..
Anderson. Lathrop Douglass
was associate architect.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
700 Scouts
Visit Acc

The Atomic Energy Commits.
sion played host Saturday to
7C0 Montgomery County Cub
Scouts and 50 leaders who
visited the Headquarters Audi
forum at Germantown.
After greeting by George
L. Glasheen, chief of the Com.
missions educational services
branch, the Cubs viewed "A Is
for Atom" color.cartoon film
which explains the principles OF
atomic energy.
Using helpers from the audi.
ence, Robert L. Darneal of the
Radiation Instruments Branch,
demonstrated what radioactivity
is, how it can be stopped, and
how it can be detected by Geiger
counters and various other cleo.
tronic instruments. Before leav-
ing, each Cub Scout was given
a copy of Inside the Atom" a
booklet which tells about the
atom in simple terms.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
$4,000
Democratic
Fund Drire
Tops Quota

A total Of $4,000 was raised
in the Montgomery County
Dollars for Democrats drive
$1,000 more than the quota,
Mrs. Phillip Thorson, campaign
chairman, said this week
Mrs. Thorson reported 1000
workers were engaged in the
campaign and that the sum
collected represented total Of
1000 individual donors.
The money raised enabled
county Democrats to place
Second nationally In the cam
paign, being beaten only by
p0pulous Los Angeles County In
California.
Tickets to the S100-a-plate
Democratic presidential kickoff
at the Sheraton Park Hotel we're
awarded to Mrs. Rita Davidson,
Mrs. Walter Hauk and Willard
Morris for their efforts in the
campaign.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
John Oxley
Will Seek
Judgeship

John E. Oxley, Rockville
lawyer, lifelong Democrat
and a former president of
the Montgomery County Bar
Association, was to file today
for nomination as Judge for
the Sixth Maryland Judicial
Circuit.
Oxley, go, is the first candi-
date to say he will run in op.
position to Judge Ralph G.
Shure, who was appointed last
year by Governor j. Willard
Tawes.
A native of Montgomery
County, Oxley has practiced
law In Rockville the last IS
years. While he is not closely
affiliated with any political fac.
ton, he was among the six
lawyers recommended by the
County Bar Association for the
post won by the late Judge
John r. Reeves.
Oxley served one term as a
member of the Board of County
Commissioners and on the Rock.
vile City Council for two terms.
He was legal counsel and d.
rector OF the First National
Bank of Gaithersburg for %
years.
He is married, the father of
two children, and lives at 128
South Van Buren, ST., Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
RMHS GIee Club

The glee club of Richard
Montgomery High School will
stage a program for the Junior
Women's Club of Rockville
Wednesday at the Rockville
Civic Center at 8 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
TV Glasses
To Continue
In Schools

Despite the decision to
halt TV classes in District
schools, county officials are
definitely planning to go
ahead with the program
here.
No changes are planned in
the Montgomery system, which
extends to all of the county's
"a elementary schools.
Mrs. Louise Walker, super
visor of audio-visual education,
said the Time for Science" pro-
grams are designed for fifth
and sixth graders.
This does not mean, she en-
phasized, that all of the stu
dents in those grades partici.
pate. 1t depends, she explained,
on how the school is organized
to take advantage of the pro-
gram.
The telecasts have be e n
used in the schools since the
opening of the 1889 school
year.
District School Supt. Carl F.
Hansen, in announcing that the
Tv program would stop after
this year, explained that the
philosophy of the science pro-
grams ais at variance with our
approved course of study at the
elementary school level"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
Lee Seeks
New Farm
Tax Bill

A substitute for the Mary
land Farm Assessment Law,
held unconstitutional earlier
this year by the Court of
Appeals, was to be one of
the first orders of business
Tuesday for Delegate Blair Lee
III, of Montgomery County.
Acknowledged father" of the
old bill, law since 1856, Lee said
he planned to caucus with rep
resentatives of the State At.
torney Generals office as the
General Assembly organized for
its 30-day legislative session.
Maryland Attorney General
c. Ferdinand Sybert has said
he will ask the Court of Appeals
to hear re-arguments on the far
reaching decision that threw
out tax cuts for farm acreage
under active cultivation.
The problem of whipping a
new bill into shape during the
Assembly's short session ''is
tremendously complicated" Lee
said. The Court of Appeals deci.
sion based its ruling partly on
the Constitution of Maryland
and the U. S. Constitution, Lee
said.
He added that if sufficient
weight for its decision was
based on Federal Constitution
atty, the Court of Appeals rul-
ing could be taken to the U. S.
Supreme Court.
But he said reversal of the
appellate decision would be
easier if it relied mainly on the
State Constitution.
If time limitations and the
rush of business prevent him
from putting a completely re.
vamped farm bill in the hopper,
Lee said he would definitely
consider introducing bill based
on the framework of the one
found unconstitutional.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
4 Students
Ousted at


Four youths suspended from
Sherwood High School because
they jostled girls and made
suggestive remarks have been
transferred to separate schools.
Supt. of Schools c. Taylor
Whittier refused to identify the
schools because it would COM
plicate their orderly transi-
ton"
DR.. Whittier emphasized such
a procedure is routine and has
been followed in the school
system for years in cases
where officials believe "a
change in environment would
be helpful"
1--WE have every indication
from talking with the students
and with their parents that
they are going to make every
effort to do a satisfactory job"
he added.