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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28
Housing Projects
Revealed Here

Plans to build approximately
500 homes along the Rockville
pike just south of Montrose I'd.
were revealed this week.
The disclosure was made by
M. E .Kettler, director of the
Old Farm Real Estate Corpora
ton which has purchased the
historic 240-acre Huffman tract
on which the houses will be
located.
Kettler also is vice president
of Kettler Brothers, Inc, which
will build the homes. He added
they will be in the $4,000 to
$4,000 price range.
The construction firm is cur
rently active in the Cohasset
and Kenwood Park develop
ments in Montgomery County,
as well as in Virginia commune
ties.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28
]. Paul Lynch
Expires at Home
In Caithersburg

]. Paul Lynch, 81, a Federal
Reserve Board official, died re-
Gently at his home on North
Summit ave., Gaithersburg.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Lynch married the former Miss
Glenna Reber of Washington
Grove and made his home
there, beginning in 1915. In
1887 he moved to Pittsburgh
and, later, to North Carolina.
After the death of Mrs. Lynch,
he returned here and resided in
Gaithersburg from 1914 until
the time of his death.
Mr.. Lynch was nine months
short of retirement from his
position as traffic manager
with the Federal serve
Board.
He is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Miss Constance B. Lynch
of Gaithersburg and Mrs. Alan
II Brown, of Olney, and two
grandsons, Alan D. Brown, ir.,
and Jeffrey Scott Brown.
Services were held from Cart.
ner's Funeral Home. Inter-
ment was in the Neelsville
Presbyterian Cemetery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28

report on the campaign, at
which time Campaign General
Chairman Frank H. Proudfoot
reported that $4,000 has been
raised in pledges and cash. !.
OF this amount, $105,000 was
solicited in the neighbor to :
neighbor drive under leadership
of John P. Hewitt, jr.
The success Of the neighbor-
to-neighbor drive reflects the
universal support the Silver
Spring Hospital has in Mont
gomery County. We have
known for many years of the
desperate need for additional
hospital facilities but it is graft
flying to know that our friends
and neighbors have been willing
to recognize this need for their
financial support Proudfoot
said.
Proudfoot said 1921, 800 of the
total pledged came from las
gifts of $500 or more.
1--WE are not going to wait
until the end of summer to be-
gin our final effort" Proudfoot
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28
Commissions
Matching Funds
Assure Drainage

The State Roads Commission
has agreed to contribute match
ing funds for badly needed
storm drainage facilities along
Wisconsin ave. in the vicinity
of Leland ST., Bethesda.
In letter to the County
Council this week, the commits
sion said it would put up $50, 700
if the county alone or with the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission would appropriate
the remaining $4,000.
The roads agency also agreed
to build a storm drain along
Bradley blvd, If the county pro-
vided an outfall to 1t from Le-
land st.
The County Council quickly
passed a resolution agreeing to
both conditions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28

list of dos" and "donts" for
prospective vacationers.
A card in the window, says
Capt. Watkins, is equivalent to
an invitation to housebreakers.
BY all means, have your milk
and newspapers discontinued
and your mail held at the post
office, he declared; but do it
by phone or letter-don't adver-
tise it. And above all, make Ger.
tain that all doors and windows
are securely locked.
Here are some other sugges-
tons by the detective chief:
Don't close window shades,
blinds or curtains completely;
just far enough to keep passers-
by from seeing in. This will
avoid giving your home that
blank. closed up appearance
that fairly shouts, "Everybody's
away"
Make arrangements to have
your lawn moved and any cir
culars left on your doorsteps
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28

Jane, IA, and Sally Ann, ID,
were found amid the wreckage
shortly after the single-engined
Cessna crashed in Washington
County en- route to Ashland,
Ohio. Neighbors said the family
had planned to visit relatives of
Mrs. Callison in Ashland.
Callison was the operator of
Collisions garage at POP Park
I'd. in Rockville, and was we'll
known throughout the area as
an excellent mechanic. He and
his family made their home at
SIG Waukesha I'd. in Glen
Echo Heights.
They are survived by two
other daughters, Charlotte Sue,
IL, and Carol Christine, 9.
A motorist reported he heard
the plane circling above him,
its motor suffering, about an
hour and a half after the fam
lily had taken from Davis Air
field in Laytonsville around 9
am. The witness said the air.
craft plunged suddenly out of
the fog and, after bouncing off
the concrete roadway, crashed
into the hillside.
Rescuers said there was no
fire and no evidence of gasoline
leakage, indicating that the
plane might have run out of
gas.
However, Quinton Lawson, a
co-owner of the plane, said the
plane had been refueled on Sat
urday at an airfield in Virginia
just a short distance from
Davis Airfield and estimated
that it had enough gas for
about five hours Of nonstop
flying. Lawson, who lives at
700 Robert rd., Rockville, is a
seed and fertilizer salesman.
Lawson said the plane was
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28

said. with building costs con-
stantly on the rise, time is going
to cost us money in this cam
paign."
Mother M. Constantine, Pro-
vincial of the Eastern Province,
Sisters of the Holy Cross, who
will build and operate the hos
pital, said construction costs are
now estimated at 81 million.
Details of the cleanup phase
will be announced in the next
few days. The Silver Spring
Hospital Association and the
campaign staff will have 100
top flight workers involved in
this final program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28
Work to Begin
On New Bridge

Work will begin soon on the
Cabin John Bridge, for which a
$2,820,385 contract has been
awarded to two Indiana con-
tractors by the Maryland State
Roads Commission.
Commission officials said
they expect construction to be
finished by the fall of 1862. The
two-span bridge will carry the
Capitol Beltway over the Poto-
mac River to a connection with
its counterpart in Virginia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28
collected by a. neighbor.

collected by a. neighbor.
Have one of your neighbors
park his car in your drive
way, and leave a key with him
SO he can check your home pc.
riodically.
Notify the police and neigh
bors when you are leaving,
where you can be reached and
when you expect to return.
Make list of the serial num-
bers of valuable items. This will
make it easier for police to
trace these items in case your
home is burglarized.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28
St. Luke's Opens
Vacation School

Registration for the Vacation
Bible School of st. Luke's
Lutheran Church, Redland, will
be held from 10 am. to noon:
2 to 4 pm. and 6 to 8 pm. Sat
urday.
Perfect attendance certifi-
Gates will be given those who
attend the entire Today course,
which opens Angus, l. The
hours will be from 9 to II am.
daily. Further information can
be obtained by calling WA.
6-1220.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28
Boxer Puppy Helps Strengthen
Relationship With Sister City

Mrs. Ness sent Rusty" along
with Donna Lower and Betty
White, who are. in Pinneberg
as Rockville's exchange students
for the summer, with the knowl.
edge that Glissman, himself,
was a Boxer fancier. According
to Glissman's letter, the third
member of Rockville's ambassa-
dorial team lost little time in
endearing himself to his new
owners.
IF you planned a real sur.
prise for me, well, l might say
that you were completely sue
cessful because l never thought
that l would receive one of
your Boxers this way" Mayor
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28

Another firm link has
been welded in the chain of
friendship between Rock
vile and its SISTER city" of
Pinn e b rg, Germany,
through the poise and person.
atty of a canine ambassador.
Rusty" a Boxer puppy sent
by Mrs. Carl A. Ness, of 10
Grandin St, to Pinneberg May
or Henri Glissman in the Gus
tody of two youthful exchange
visitors from Rockville, has
been accepted with gratitude
by the German official, accord
ing to letter received by Mrs.
Ness this week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28

Norman Fra Re y, Derwood;
Charles M. Schwartzbeck, Cath.
ersburg; Dora Jane Fraley, Der
wood; Conrad Lee Mills, Damas-
Gus.
Cow, three years, under four
Conrad Lee Mills, Damascus;
Robert Stiles and Sons, Rock
vile, and Priscilla Johnson, Der
wood.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28
Girls Track Meet Here

The Montgomery County Rec
reational Departm mt an.
nounced today that the annual
girls track meet will be held
at Rock Creek Recreation Cen
ter on August 3 at 10 am. Girls
II through II should enroll at
their neighborhood recreation
centers to become eligible for
th> event.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28

refueled 'en route home from a
flight to Nassau. in which Cal
lison had participated. He said
the plane functioned perfectly
throughout the trip.
Cause of the crash is being
investigated by the Civil Aero
nautics Administration.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28

september que, was QlSpldyeu
by Conrad Lee Mills, of Damas-
Gus, while the senior yearling
heifer in the two divisions, was
exhibited by William Gregg, of
Derwood.
In a d dition, Montgomery
County exhibitors captured a
lions share of the awards in
both the open and All classes.
In the judging, two local a.
Hers tied for top honors when
Joseph Schwartzbeck, jrs,A and
Jerry Savage, both of Gathers
burg, finished with perfect
scores of 100. Kenneth Stiles,
of Rockville, finished third.
Senior competition in the
judging found Eleanor Runkles,
of Monrovia. and George Bow
man, of West Friendship, tied
with perfect scores of 100.
Montgomery County award
winners in other classes were
as follows:
All Classes
Heifers, Junior Calf-Dora
Jane Fraley, Derwood; Norman
Fraley, Derwood; Priscilla Ann
Johnson, Derwood; Jean Dor.
sey, Boyds.
Heifers, Senior California
Joy Mills, Damascus; Dora Jane
Fraley, Derwood; Danise Simp-
son, GAINESVILLE.
Heifers, one year, under 10
months-Norman Fraley, Der
wood; Rose Ann Glover, Gath
ersburg.
Heifer, 10 months, under two
years, not in milk-William
Gregg, Derwood; Melvin H.
Glover, Gaithersburg; Rose Ann
Glover, Gaithersburg; Charles
M. Schwartzbeck, jr., Gathers
burg.
Cow, two years and under
three, never calved-Connie Joy
Mills, Damascus; w lila m
Gregg, D r w o 0 d; Charles
Schwartzbeck, jr., Gaithersburg;
Norman Fraley, Derwood; Dora
Jane Fraley, Derwood.
Cow, two years under three,
freshened at least once-Conrad
Mills, Damascus; Rose Anne
Glover, Gaithersburg.
Dam and daughter-Conrad
Lee Mills, Damascus; Dora
Jane Fraley, Derwood.
Open Classes
Heifer, Junior Calf-Henry I.
and Ruth C. Sweeney, Silver
Spring; Dora Jane Fraiey, Der
wood; Robert Stiles and Sons,
Rockville.
Heifer, Senior Calf-Connie
Joy Mills, Damascus.
Heifer, one year and under
10 William Gregg, Der
wood; Robert Stiles and Sons,
Rockville; Melvin H. Glover, jr.,
Gaithersburg; Rose Ann Glover,
Gaithersburg.
Heifer, IS months and under
two years, not in milk-William
Gregg, Derwocd; Robert Stiles
and Sons, Rockville; Melvin H.
Glover, jr., Gaithersburg; Rose
Ann Glover, Gaithersburg.
Cow, two years and under
three, never calved-Connie Joy
Mills, D a m a C u S; William
Gregg, Derwood; c. M. Thrift,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28
Ho,o to Fool Burglars
When You Are Away

If you don't want your home burglarized while you
away vacation don't place card in the window to
tell the milkman to stop deliveries
That's the advice offered by Capt Kenneth Watkins
chief of Montgomery Counts detective force he issued
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28
Citizens Plot
Hospital Driue

special advisory group of so of Montgomery Coun-
tvs leading citizens preparing plans for final clean
up drive to raise 81 million for the Holy Cross Silver
Spring Hospital
The group met last Thursday evening for status
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28

Our Of fhe Fog
-Four in Rochelle Family
Perish in Airplane Crash

Rockville garage proprietor, his wife and two of
his four children died Sunday in the crash of their small
plane into fog-shrouded Pennsylvania hillside
Richard Charles Callson, 49, who was flying the
plane his wife, Marcela and their daughters Betsy
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28
County Exhibitors Score
In District Cattle Show

Champion in both the open and All showings
were exhibited by Montgomery County entrants in the
annual District Jersey Breeder Show last weekend
the Howard County Fair Grounds.
The Grand Champion Cow in both classes Sidjoy s
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-28

Clarksburg.
Cows, two years under three.
have freshened at least once
Evening star., 1960-01-24

william T. Farley. Raymond Farrell
Admiral W. NJ. FechtsIer USN Cretired)
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Christiuns-Jews
To Hear Truman
At Feb. 24 Dinner

Former President Truman will
address the National Conference
Of Christians and Jews here
next month.
Mr.. Truman will be principal
speaker at the conferences
11th annual Brotherhood Din
ner, slated for 7:30 pm. Feb
ruary "a, in the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
Attendance at the $25-a-
plate dinner is expected to total
nearly 1000: Invitations will
be mailed Monday and tickets
are available at conference
headquarters. in the Southern
Building.
Richard A. Norris, of Riggs
Bank, is dinner chairman and
Arnold Fine. Of the Hecht Co..
Is program chairman, accord
ing to Conference Director Rus
sell L. Bradley.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

Nyle NJ. jackson. John p. Jarbo.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

seph A. Massie. jr.: Wildwood Maxwell.
Stephen Nav. John A. Mayer, p. H. v.
MecklenburR. Thomas Meloy: Rear
Admiral Charles L. Nelson. USN; Rob-
srt z. Merriam: oeorge + Metealf'
Meyer. Cuban Embassy: Karl Miehelet,
Arthur W. Milan, Clarence W.. Miles,
DR.. James Grier Miller, Lloyd s. Mil
Ter. Paul Miller. Wilbur X. Miller;
Abbot L; Mills; jr.; Worthington G.
Mns5 MFS: d. s..9h, yehn n MpcT .So- james
Mobley. DR.. Daniel Bruce Mofiett; Sem
ator A. s. Mike Monr9ney. Oklshama; /;
Robert MONTGOMERY. George s. Moore,
1. Judson Morehouse. Paul W. Morency.
Carroll MORAN, Gerald d. Morgan,
Eani Joseph Morrill,, jr.; Edgar Morris,
Edgar L., Morris. James b. Morrison,
William J. Mougey: Frederick H. Muel-
ler, secretary OF Commerce: Malcolm
Muir; Walter Muller, Ambassador Of
Rupert L. Murphy: Maj. Gen. Thomas
c. Musgraye, USAF; GeorEe A. Myers,
Robert H. Myers.
Alfred 9. Neal. Robert Neal, John
L. Newhold. Ralph q. Newman, The
Hon. Richard NJ. Nixon, Vice President
Of the United States, James Parker
Nolan, James Parker Nolan, jr., Richard
A. Norris. Edward 8. Northrop, New
bold Noyes, jr.
John Lord O'Brian, Daniel ]. O'Brien,
Or. Edward M. O'Brien, John c. O'Brien,
Robert 8. .odeil. Torfinn Oftedal. Em-
drew nounav Nrrirk A.i,S- 49,.
Gen. Williston B. Palmer, USA, An
drew Parker. John z. Parker, John Z.
John Parks, M william AHfs PaSEsr 4 Patterson IT, DR.
Richard K. Paynter, Richard 2, Pear
lev, DR.. Matthew White Perry, Mai.
Gen. Wilton b. Persons. Arthur J.
PPhislan' Pinls & DR. Philip H. Philhin,, Epgene
John z. Powell. Nal. Cen. Louis W. VI
Prentiss, USA (Ret.l, Captain Louis w.
Prentiss, jr,, USA, Murray Preston, Z.
Barrett Prettyman, Z. Barrett Pretty
man. jr., Gregory 8. Prince, Lawrence
,,,.I z; R. Qgssada, Joseph C. Quinn.
"AhahA Ss Suilhs
r
James A. Ransford. Elmer Rasmu-
son. Philip a. Ray, Under Secretary Of
Commerce. William ?. Raymond, Al
bert J. Redway, Stanley Reed. Richard
Reeve, Robert Reeve, AigePnOn p,
Reeves, John W., Reeves, Donald T.
Regan, william 8. Renehard, Joe p,
Richardson, Admiral J. o. Richardson, !,
USN tReto, Charles A. Rittenhouse,
Capt. r. T. Roberts, USN Ret.), J. L.
Robertson. George H Roderick, Assis-
tant Secretary Of the Army, James C.
General, Dwight Y. Rorer, Robert L,
Rowe, Donald Russell, Adm. James s.
Russell, uSN, Senator Richard B. Rus
sell. Georgia' H. L. Rust, tr., n. L.
Rust, III.
Russell sanjek. Andrew Saul, B
Francis Saul II. Charles Sawyer, Brig
Gen. Martin ?. Scanlon. USAF CRet.) }
Representative Fred schwengel. Iowa
Fred C. Scribner, IT.. Undersecretary
Of the Treasury, PresSon 8. Shane
Dudley c. Sharp, the Secretary OF the
Air Force, Edwin B. Shaw, Hamilton
Shea, John e. Shea, s. p. Sheaham
Gen. Lemuel c. Shepherd, IT,, USMC
tRetD, j. Robert Sherwood. Franc Shor
Gen. David M. Shoup, USMC. Dolph
Simoons. Albert Small Vice Admira
w. r. Smedberg III, USN, Carleton D
Smith, Douglas r. Smith, DR., Howard
Evening star., 1960-01-24

Cornelius C. FELTON,, Roger II. Ferger,
Homer Ferguson. Mark Ferree. Robert
". Finch. Dr. lyman r. Fink. Edward
r. Finkenstaedt, Nat s. Finney. the
Hon, Hon Charles C;. G. FinuGane' Assistant m
% Fish Rsrnard "TTi 7. Fit.Eer.IS, m s0h WiilIam I'M
J: Flathsr, IT,; William j.. Flsther III,
Manly Fleischmann, Robert v. Fleming.
Rahert W. Fleming. James William
Fletcher, .Iohn FlnberR. Holm Cliff
ford ford EolEsr; Lee N, Folger' Peyton
B. FRANKIE. the Secretary Of the Navy;
Col. George g. Fraser. Emery T., FraZ-
iPr, His Exacellencv Cyro de Freitas-
Vale, representative of Brazil to
DIR. Francis P. Gaines, Joe Hume
Gardner, George A. Garrett, the Hon.
Thomas s. Gates, IT., Secretary Of De-
fense; Donald Gingery, Rev. C.. Leslie
Glenn, DR.. T. Keith Glennan, Charles
Gordon. Paul 4. German, DR.. Ernest a.
Gould. Garhnr Gray. Or. Cary T.
Grayson, jr.: Gordon Grayson, William
G. Grayson, John D. Green, Thomas J.
Groom, Gilbert NJ. GrOSvennr, DIR. Mel
Vile 3. .Grosvenor.. Homer H. druen-
ther, John W. GuideF.
Gen. wade II. HaisIip, UsA -(retiredl ,
Joseph B. Hall. Leonard W. Hall. Carl
S. Hallauer: the Hon. Charles A.
Halleck, Minority Leader. House Of
Representatives; Charles W. Halleck,
GeOrEe Z. Hamilton, George Z. Hamil-
ton III, John l.. Hamilton, Irving Cay
wood Hammers, Bryce N. Harlow Nelson
T. Harrison: /. ], Harvey, jr.; Mai.
Gen. NJ Hayaud-Dln. Military Attache,
Embassy of Pakistan; Carl Hayerlin,
Reuben B. Hays, William s. Hedges.
David 8. Henkel, Ray Henle. John c.
Herbert; Representative A. sydney
Herlons. jr.,. Florida; pr: Arthur 3:
NJ. Hill. Frederick S. Hill. Col. Robert
H. Hinckley, Reuben A. Holden. Cecil
?. Holland, Sampson P. Hollandi Ad-
miral James L. Holloway. jr., USN
fretired): George A. Horkan, IL; John
e. Horton: Col. George 3. Howard,
UsAF; N. r. Howard. Edward Hughes,
Mai. James r. Hughes, Francis c.
Hunter, Everett Hutchinson.
Paul T. Irwin.
Nyle NJ Iackson Iohn . Jayhna
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Lodges Deficiencies Noted

From Disneyland and the
can-can dane RS of Hollywood"
said the U. N. Ambassador. Ito
the Garst cornfields of Coon
Evening star., 1960-01-24

c. Smith. John Lewis Smith. r.. W.
cordes Snyder, r., John W. snyder,
Harry P. semerville, Frank A southard,
ir., Gen. Carl spaatz, usAF (Ret.),
Col. j. Hale steinman. Thomas 3.
Stephens, Isaac M. Stewart, Lewis L.
Strauss, Capt. Charles w. Styer, jr.,
USN, John L. Sullivan, Arthur z. Sum-
merfeld. Postmaster General. 1t. Gen
s%;11 sOsePh M ssHt1S swips usA IFet Leon A
Sol Taishoff. Richard NJ Taliaferro.
Sidney Z. Talisferro, J. Millard Tawes.
David d. Taylor, Thomas X. Taylor,
C0reoran Th0m, tr., Charles 8. Thomas.
Francis D; Thomas. tr.. John W. Thomp-
seph P. TumuIty, Jr., Gene Tunney,
Gen. Nathan. =. Twinlng, UsAF, Col.
John Tyss0wski:
Z. r. Vadeboncoeur, DR. J. H. van
Roijen, the Ambassador of the Neither
lands, H. Holmes Vosel:
w
Henry L. Walker. J. Grahame Walk
T sr: Edward n x; T.. Walshh: psh: RiehaTd 7.
MAbn' MAJ. Oen: hOOeTb H. WAiSn'
Franklyn Waltman, W. J. Warner. The
Honorable Earl Warren, Chief Justice
Of the United States, John p. Waiting
ton. jr., Samuel G. Waugh, c Swan
,WseHS Weber; r, Howard Webster, LSuis ygil;,,,A 4.
UsA James r. Welsh. Millard r. West.
ir.. Randolph K. Wheat. Samuel z.
Whitaker, Robert M. White II, Gen.
Thomas D. White, USAF, Roger J.
s. Harold Williams. LLOYD B. Wilson,
Lloyd B. Wilson, jr., Richard Wilson,
Robert W. Wilson, John H. Winehell,
Conrad L. Wirth. A 2. F. Wood: Paul
Jerauld Wright, USN:
KY
Capt. Lloyd v. Young, USN. Repre-
sentative j. Arthur Younger, California,
Francis ]. Zugehoer.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

Frank r. ,JelIeH. Howard I, Jobe,
FELTON, M. Johnston, James NJ. Johnston,
Edmund L. Jones.
Howard ". Kacy. FRANCIS J. Kane,
Frederick r. Kappel. Godfrey W.
ksSfi%snn; ksS6IgS ksu%snp gShH H. aTt5AnR. sa%n.
kaafimann, KSi n sydney M. II KAYE: Repre-
syivania; senator Kenneth b. Keating,
New York; Richmond B. Keech, David
" kfnss d. gofn harry f. Rs TnSR1s
KilEour, g.: James J, xiipstricE. Dan
A. Kimball; @. H. King. jr; Admiral
Alan @. Kirk. UsN (retiredl; Rear
Admiral Charles c. Kirkpatrick, USN;
sr.: Konstantin Kronwsll Arthur KrOck
Senator Thomas H. Kuchel. California;
John E. Kusik. Roger M. Kyes.
Vice Admiral Emory s. Land, USN
(retJ; Capt. Robert L: Landers, usAF;
Robert W 'Lebling. Blair Lee III. Rooert
Lee Lefevre, Geo-ge Leib: Gen. Curtis
:; i LsM1y' USAF; Ms! James mes. H Lemon. mon
eFanHs eharis. LsS bsS' r cqrrEss Ross %i
Francis c. Little, Edmund II. Lloyd
george Cabot Lodge, Assistant .5ecre-
tary Of Labor; Henry Cabot Lodge,
Henry Sears Lodge, John A. Logan,
Daniel P. LOOmis, Elmer Lower: Mai.
Gen. Arno H. Luehn an, USAF: wallace
R. Lynn, DR.. John II. Lyons.
Nc
Andrew M. McBurney. James H.
McCabe, Joseph McCaffrey. Charles z.
McCahill, John A. McCone. Charles p.
MeCormlek: Charles p. Mccormick, IT.;
Matt c. McDade. Joseph A. Mcdonald.
Rt Rev. Msgr william j Mcdonald,
Neil MeElroy, DR.. Edward c. McGarry.
Simon +. McHugh, Ben NJ. MeKelway;
Ben NJ. McKelway. ir.; John NJ Nickel
way. Or. william p. McKelway, DR..
Thomas W. McKDew, william J. Nc
Manus. John L. McMillsn. Waldo r..
McNaught. Eugene J. McNeely. Mar
shall Mcneil; Donald P. Mcpherson, ir
Douglas C. Macdonald. CorneaI J.
Mack, n. Randolph Maddox, Frank l.
Magee; Senator warren @. Magnuson,
Washington Roger L. Main. Sam T
Madison. H. Neil Mallon. J. Willard
Marriott; J. willard Marriott. IT,: Paul
Evening star., 1960-01-24
DC. Motives to Visit
Archives Nap Unit

The Society Of Natives Of the
District Of Columbia will visit
the photographic Mapping Sec
ton of the National Archives
at 8 pm. tomorrow.
Herman r. Friis, carto-
graphic mapping chief will
show the group the Archives
extensive collection Of Wash
ington maps.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
X.Y-Z

Capt. Lloyd v. Young, USN. Repre-
sentative j. Arthur Younger, California
Francis J. Zugehoer.
Evening star., 1960-12-27
Fortune Sees
Sizuble Boom
Within Year

NEW YORK, Dec. 27 (AP) .
The United States economy
is already heading into a broad
advance that will produce a
sizable boom within a years
time. Fortune Magazine re-
ports.
The magazine said its econo-
miSts expect that in the next
l8 months gross national prod
uce will rise 8 per cent from its
recent rate of $505 billion to
$545 billion.
"The advance in the econ
omy," the magazine said,
Should begin to reduce unem-
ployment by this spring. There
after. strange as it may seem
now. there may be a question
Of whether the Nations man
power capacity will grow enough
by 1962-63 to warrant a big
advance in capital formation. I"
The coming 1851 upturn, the
publication said, traces basic
ally back to the success of the
Nations experiment in eco
nomic stability during the past
year. ~
Evening star., 1960-12-27
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Dec. ~ (AP).-For.
eign exchange rates (Great Britain
and Australia in dollars others in
cents and dectmals Of q cent?:
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