davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-01-28

Eur products labeled
Mutation Mink Breeders
WOmenS Fnrred coats one and teC Of a kind!
block coot with Ranch Mink COLOR IA p Originally Se5.
now SI3S.
Bloch coot OF Worumbo ribbed WOOL Mink COLOR size
"a. Originally S145. SIIs.
Block with twokn Ronh Mink coor proporoned
Originally Slo5, Sl2s.
Blue Coot with Norwegian Blue Fox COLOR proportional L.
Originally Sl65 Sl2s
Coots, blue plum ribbed wool trimmed Nor~eoion
Blue Fox proportoned sizes a. g. Originally Sl45
SllS
Mn-coored Coots blue or grey proporoned sizes a. IT,
Is. Originally Sl45, Slls.
Coots blue chorcooI orey Person lomb
eoors ond cuffs proportoned 10 8. Originally Sl35
Sss.
Coos. blue with cerueon oupe ranch mink Y to Is o.
Originally ll8, S8o
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Little Sports Shop
Two-Duy Month End!

sIouss 81 TO s. toranoy 81 Sc 99J Cotton docrons
in the group. 81 36
Slim Pon' 50 70 $e. CoonoIy s499 to slo99D FonneIs
ond corduroy IL to Is
Skirts $3.50. lorionoIy $500 to sll99J Flonners and
tweeds 10 to l6.
Sweaters. $500. toroinoIIy 59e to S799) Woo oons
bonons. Wide assortment Of coIors. ga TO 40.
Street, FoIIs Church. shrIinoon, Silver Spring
Cor coo se. toronoIy sll 80 ond sl299D Beige All with
quilt Inno-woter repeent 10 to IT, Bronch stores ony
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Misses and Juniors $l18 to S135
Furred, FurIess Couts-S05.

Noturol Ranch, CeruIeon" Diodem" and dyed Black
Mink Dyed Blond, dyed black, or dyed blue Beover;
coshmeres, dressy wooIs and some tweeds-dessy and
casual styles in range Of coIors-bIock, blue, beige
toupe, vicuno brown, Bahama, red, bock/whte, and
brown/b black tweeds Sizes to l6, 5 to l3.
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Junior Deb Shop
Two-Duy Month End!

Now SIS tOrionoIy SIS to S2999) CoorfuI wooIs one
wool with tucked cummebund mjdr in coroI blue
piece pose she'll wool, pink blue; piece poe
wool Jersey sheoth wool jersey with rhinestone trim; lace with
scoop neck "a sleeve piece uex embroidered cockto Dress
white chiffon dress with Iurex top. Broken sizes.
Now Sl0 toreinoIy Sl799 to $3.50 Princess line wool
flannel piece brocode heoh full skirted oce;
urex sheoh wool Jersey sheoth with eeved
royon tofteo, full skirt Broken sizes
Long and Short Formos, S45. tOrieinoIy $58).
Smo Sizes, $2S. Oonoy $751; Royon chiffon sons tof-
fetos, silk peou de
Junior Budget Dresses
Now S9 toionoIH S499 to Sl799). Wooens, toffetos
Acetate and nyon sheoth piece wool
Jerseys royon brocod with small shoulder srops royon peou
sheoh; grey wool fonneI with embroidered mdr
Fourth Floor Street Selections oil Bronches
Evening star., 1960-01-28
For Women-sS5 to seS. SO coots $50.

Worumbo and Hockonum wooIens, smooth and
ribbed textures, button siIhouettes in black, blue,
grey. Hand tailoring finish, wool interIined
ProPortioned sizes 8 to 20, taller women's "a
to 4O
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Misses and Juniors 5000 to 5000
Coots, Dressy and CusuuI-$59.

Button-ups and wrops large and small collars pushy
polished ond ribbed wooIs we'll as tweeds; look for
fine Sycamore coots in this group! Black, blue,
red, beige, brown. Misses to g, Juniors 5 to 5.
Evening star., 1960-01-28

Loro Fitted. S3s. toroinoH S5eee) Brown a. black T.
Imported worsted Box. $3s. (orenoIy S699e Brown TO-
IA, 10, grey Is.
Reverse Twist Dre..moker, sss. todonoIk s6999J Grey
l8 and 20, brown IA.
Brown/erey 9. l3.
Bond Street Tweed ss5. todenoy s6999l Fitted ranch
mink collar, brown l6 blue l6.
Three-Pee English Tweed Suit $e5. oonoIy S98 eeJ "a
coot. Blue TO- brown r. ~
Ih'eePees Scottish Tweed se5. torionoy S9899 "a coot
Blue TO- brown TO-, IA, l6. Green 10 and l6.
Imported Sheond Suit coordnoted coot Ss5 oonoI
Sl25D Blue 10, brown TO-
Fcrstmonns Teso DressmokeT $50 (Ooinoy S85) Block
l4h, leIz oxford l4h.
torsmcnns Stone Gutter Dressmoker $50 oronoy s79 eo
Block l4h 1914. ~ "'
Ei"ser Tweed $50 orionoIk s7999) Purple 40, A. "A,
1914; green 36 40.
Third Floor Street. above represented at all bonch
Fur Trimmed Suits
otomon oe'meker. Mink Collier. sss toreinoy $50 ee)
MsyfIo~s' FIcnneI Demi-Ft. sss oionoIy ss0eo) Blue
10. charcoal 10.
Bo'"o wo,.ted. sss. toonoIy 1851 Dodema mink coIor
Grey with CeruIeon. Ia, IT, Is.
Mink Trimmed Forstmonn Loeette S65 (oronoIIv sll9)
orown with Diodem" lo black with white Is.
Double Breasted Worsted S7s orenoy Sl25l White mink
horseshoe collar; block, u.
Shseooi Che Tweed oemFi. Silver Fox Cuffs ses oionoIv
Tweed woIkns Suit with Roeeoon coIIor ses orionoIv
SIOO) Green, l6 S0''
Tweed with Dyed BIeek BroodtoI Poee,.ed Lamb coo, L
'eeHe Lining $sS (oionolH S35J Ruby/bIock Size L.
Fur trims OF r Street only
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Robes, Negiqees-Two-Duy Month End

Now 81 and Ss Orgnoly So99 and $3.50 Long zippeed
robes short corduroy cotton quilts corduroys chos,
busters Broken 10 10 20.
Now 50 and So OrionoIy $3.50 ond S999) Nyon
clusters nyon fleece busters long non quilt robes Pink blue.
white. beige. Broken sizes 10 10 20.
Now Sis. tOrioinoy $3.50 to S25D Louneine poomos
quilted ockets and lightweight obcs short hostess obes
long orne toeto hostess robes long velvet obe long quilt
coochmon long wool tIonne coochmon long wool zip robes
Red, block blue, novy 10 to 20 in the group
Now SIS Oonoy S35 and S39 Long toeo hostess robes
long velvet robes; and peenor SETS Sizes 10 to g.
Fourth Floor F Street
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Misses, Womens', Juniors $l45 to $165
Fur-trimmed Couts-$125.

The fine furs-noturoI Ronch, ceruIeon', DID,
dem" and Luteto" Mink, dyed black Mink, no.
turo grey or dyed black Persian Lamb; choice
Of beautiful styles and fobrics-Forstmonn
Hockonum, Stroock and Worumbo wooIens.
Black, beige, blue. red, toupe, green, grey, and
tweeds Misses to l8, wonnens "a TO 40 and
wonnen's 8 to TO- juniors to B.
Evening star., 1960-01-28

h dg& winter
y
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Women's $ll8 to $135 Furred Coots-
s05

Hand tailored, wormIy wool interned coots
trimmed with dyed black Beaver, natural Beaver,
Ranch or CeruIeon" Mink, natural grey Persian
sizes to TO-
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Millinery Clearing at 81 & $3.50


Block navy white ond Regular s6 95 So 895 hots s4
Regular $3.50 and SIS hots, $3.50. Street only
Shoes, Slippers Reduced!
Seuffs, mules, lined noes, veIvets sotns eothers,
sIheorn9s. Variety Of coors, posteIs and blacks
Broken sizes but good assortment in the group.
Originally s5.95 to s8.5oNS5
At F Street. FoIs Church and Silver Spring
$50 pors of Dress and cosuo Shoes s4 Were ee5 sl295
Mostly pose ond light suedes closed cosuo; black COLT black
suede and brown suede Street only.
sofe Boots, S. Cor9noy s895 to s1295o Kidskn sued.
eother coou tobc, cobono stripes and red ton, black,
Just 90 Pos, Street only Fourth Floor
Tites and SIippers-B OFF!
In Hosiery Dept.
sehopoei Tites, szss. oroinoIH S395). Runproo and
eothom eoIdstripe Ttes, slss (oronoy $685. Full
oned Block ond coIors
novy, green, chorcooI Sizes small. medium, Ioroe
Suede Boots, s295. (oonoH s495J. Green black brown
Suede Boots, ss9s (oonoIy $685. Black, beige. smo
medium oroe' %-or0e' r... e...
and selections at oil branch stores
ChiIdren's Weor-Two-Doy Month End!
Intonts and Todde' Cops. Hats Bou"e 81 and s'.ss'
cotton eorduroy wool tets, ond cotton velvet ho Whte
Infont Boys and Girls Topper Sets s24s (oronory So 99)
Cotton knts and coduros Broken styles and sizes NJ |, X
Infonts ond 1oddIers 2peee cowe ond Overall Sets szs9
Coroinoy $500 Cotton sheen gobodne ond striped eonbi-
nations. M, |, XL and z, 3, 4.
SIeepweor. $l.es to Sass Originally S299 $780, Cot
ton onneee boys and girls ps Prints stripes and novelties
0Is sizes 10 to a. Preteen cotton fIonneee prints in ps
ond night shirts Cotton knitted stripe and solid P with eotord
8 TO l6
Robes, $3.50 to $500 oonoy 81 90 to $780, Boys and
girls 6, g. Girls 10 to IA. Pre-Teen 10 l6. Cotton
quilted busters cotton fonneIette and cotton corduoys
Girls NyOn Quilted Dusters $79s ond $500. Originally $299
ond $499) White pink with embroidery trim Sizes to Ok
s to a.
Girls BIozers $500 Oroinoy 50 90 Loden green 6x
Girls Cotton Dresses, S2se $500. (Oroinoy $500
$8 99l. Mostly solid coors to Ok.
Girls Winter coots, $l4.se $3.50. tOroinoy SIS
S32.99) Boy styles in come heir ond woods. to Ok.
Girls Winter coots SIS 80 ond $less OonoIy $3299
$1,000. Sizes to a.
Girls Dresses s499 TO $500. oonoIy s799 to sl699).
Mostly solid 7 to IA.
IA.
Pre-Teen Winter coots SIs.ss OrienoIy $751; to a.
BIo1ers S7ee ond Slo.ee (ononoIy S499 ond Sl7e9).
lovet green and blue and brushed wool plaid. 10 IA.
FoI1 Church. shrIn9ton Silver Spring :,
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Lingerie Two-Duy Month End!

Cotton choHis ond FIonneete Poiomos s2ss and $500
tOonoIy $500 and $500 Gronny and short gowns pretty
prints stripes, solids ond poko "a TO 46, S, NJ L.
Bob1on Doeron Wotz Gowns 80. Oonoy o9)
Dainty embroidered bodice White pink blue yellow to IT,
BorbiIon Peeoots S499. OHonoIy $780, OF nyon oron
tofeo soft funess with rues White no pink and
black. 10 TO l8
ceIone.e 1offeo snip--sIp, szs5 (or9inoy $780, %
coos 81 a.
hyIon Treot Slips and Peeoos Ssss and Sss5 toroinoy
S595 and $685. All nyon oces embroidered heoths
trimmed White black, red and other foshion coo
81 to 49, S. N, l.
and embroidery. Blue white ond beige. 81 to 40.
Second Floor. Street ond q. bronch stores
Evening star., 1960-01-28
JeweIry-B to Y OFF!

Necklaces Bracelets Eorrns for ST. Orginoy ST. coored
stones and beods, white beods
Neekloees BraeeIets Eerrine 81 S. (Orionov
Coored beods and stones tailored metos nnesones
Street ony
Evening star., 1960-01-28

show imported
Mutation Mink Breeders - ~ -
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Corset Shop-Two-Duy Month End

BRASsIERES. 81 TO S4s5 Oonoly $3.50 So 5ol Cotton
osex nyon loces the group Bondeou sops sopess
few long bros in the group. Broken
Foundations. Se.s5 TO SIS. tOioinoy $3.50 TO S225ol
Coons, nylons sotn ostex. PuIon side
upper styles Bonded ond boneess Many from resuor stock
Broken
GirdIes and Ponty Grde So ss Slls5 toionoy S.
10 S650 Boned end boneess puon and Upper styles Nyon
roon and son ostex Gdes ond ponys front
pones Also oIstretch oormens Broken sizes.
Second Floor Street
Evening star., 1960-01-28

Fourth Floor, F Stree
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Bridal Shop-Two-Doy Month End!

Slightly soled sompIe ond dpIoy gowns.
Chiffon ond Aeneon Loee $50. torioinoy Sllo) chope
tron. Size 0.
orson1e and chontIy Loee. $40 todonoIy slop chope
tron. Size o.
embroidered TERED orsondy. $50. torgnoly s35D chope
tron. Size 10.
All LOee. $50. lorioinoy S35) ChopeI toin Size 10.
orsonzo and chentily Loee. $40. toronoy ST o. Chope
tron. Size g.
Imported Loee end Tule. SOS. toonoIy $3.50 Interor
length 'front.' Size 10.
Also selections Of wedding $40 SIS Oono
$50 TO Sl65l.
Brdesmoid sot~ns IS to SIS. toroinoy SIS to s3999
Seventh Floor Street
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Misses Dresses-Two-Duy Month End!

oressy Dresses $40. ohenoy $l79e to Sse9) One piece
oeto and velvet Dress onepece oceote and sheoth
bocode in poste and hompoene Afternoons and street dresses
in Block noY and high oshion colors to -
Boses, ToiloFed, Afternoon Dresses $l2 Oonoly Sl99e
ond $2299J few cockto dresses Black, no brown,
blue. 10 to l8.
Group SIS oonoy SIS and sz999) Royon and ocetote
eePe chffon brocode piece wooIs block brown
navy 10 to TO-
Group SIS. odonoy SIS s29 $751; Two-pece ocetote
and oyon costume grey beige. IT, g. TO- chiffon
ond oce cocto dresses too sheoth "a sleeve in blue
or brown, l6 l8, TO-
Second Floor Street-seIecions bonches
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31

SANA-BLEACH washing fluid de-
livered, 4oc gal. 4 gal, Sl4O;
pine cleaner. $1.s5: Eagle Stamps.
EV. 1-0843, EV. 1-047O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
USAF Enters
Space Age

With our Air Force entering
Its greatest period as the
lUSAF Aerospace Force, many
young men are needed to fill
the vacancies being made by
retiring personnel. Interesting
positions in the fields of atomic
weapons, guided missiles, and
Ispacecraft research are avail
able to those men who can
qualify.
The Airman Qualification
Test, an examination that de-
termines what position an ap-
plicant is best suited for, will
be given to interested young
men on April End, S:45 a. m.
at 22141 Euclid ave.
Taking the examination in
no way obligates the applicant
for enlistment. The examina-
tion is comparable to the tests
given in civilian industry. This
is an opportunity for young
men to learn where their best
capabilities lie. Further infor-
NATION on testing dates may
be had by calling Nv. 5000
or by writing to SISgt. John
Ginnetti, 22141 Euclid ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31

GENERAL painting, Is years expe-
rience, exterior estimates now,
reasonable, references, insurance;
try me and see. RE. l-3540.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31

The new system does not re-
quire that a veteran have a
service-connected disability be-
fore his dependents become eli
gible for pension following his
death. The deceased veterans
must have had at least 80 days
service on active duty, at least
part of it during wartime and
must have been discharged un-
der honorable conditions. The
new pension system has certain
annual limitations and sets up a
specific definition of a widow
for pension purposes. 1t has
been suggested that World War
IL or Korean conflict widows,
orphans or their representatives
contact the nearest VA office
to see if they are eligible under
the new law.
UNLIMITED EARNINGS FOR
BENEFICIARIES OF
SOCIAL SECURITY
Recently / introduced a bill
(H.R. 11029) to remove the
limitation upon the amount of
outside income which an indi-
vidual may earn while receiv-
ing Social Security benefits.
This bill, if enacted, will go a
long way, | believe, in correct
ing what is perhaps one of the
most serious inequities in the
Social Security Act. Under the
present law persons who are re-
tired under Social Security are
permitted to earn only $1,000
a year by working. However,
they can receive an unlimited
income from interest on stocks,
dividends, rents, ETC., without
losing any Social Security
checks.
In our country today we have
more people over 65 than at
any time in our history; and
many thousands Of the more
than IL million who are eligible
for Social Security benefits cam
not afford to retire on their
benefits alone. They are obliged
to continue at least part-time
work. Under the terms Of my
bill, they will be permitted to
supplement their Social Secur-
ity checks without being penali-
lied for doing it. 1t is my hope
that the Committee on Ways
and Means will favorably con-
slider this legislation and that
early action will follow in the
House and Senate.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
Social Security Concern
Of Congressman Bolton

Editors Note We join Congressman Frances p Bottoms
many friends in cOngraulatng her her recent 18th
birthday. One may be member of any political party and
still appreciate the life of service dedicated to her fellow
Mrs. Bolton, of great wealth, has chosen
mot to live in house by the side of the road and to watch
the of go by" She has been out that road
working with and for the of
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31

FURNACES serviced, day or night;
outside gas lines, furnaces and
cutters installed, reasonable.
RE. l-3347.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
CARPENTRY
WANT TO MOVE?

PAIN IINGI WdIl WdSnIlg, CARPET
cleaning, reasonable. HI. 2-2l87.
B & L CARPET and Furniture
Cleaners. reasonable rates.
PO. l-7786 evenings.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
By FRACIS P. BOLTON
Congressman, 22nd District, Ohio

congressman, END DISTRICT OhlO
This week the House Committee on Post Office and
Civil Service is continuing hearings legislation to
give pay increases to 100000 postal workers and
100000 other federal employees With reference to
this matter last weekend it was pleasure for me
to address Postal Salary Increase Rally sponsored
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
WIDOWS OF WORLD WAR

| will meet Sunday, April 3rd
from 3 to 5 pm. at the Sheraton
Cleveland Hotel.
Four delegates from Cleve-
land Chapter No. z attended the
State Convention March 18th
at Columbus. They were Mrs.
Theodore Steffen, president;
Mrs Genevieve Schwartz, Mrs.
Elsie Hutsman and Mrs. Kath-
crime Gertack.
All widows of World War
are invited to attend the meet
ings.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CHIMNEYS, roofing, carpentry. at
tics, dormers; additions, etc, rec
reation rooms, waterprooflng, JOB
complete. WI. 1881.
HAULING, rubbish removed, attics
and easements cleaned, reason
able UT. 1854.
steaming, painting
paperhanging and stucco; long
experience; white. w. 6-l992.
PAINTER, union, needs work, inside
and out, reasonable. UL. 1-0292.
TAX service, individuals and bust
ness, 1920 Lake Shore blvd,
w. $1,000.
LIGHT hauling. call John.
KE. 1-6468.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31

by Cleveland Branch 40, Ma.
tional Association of Letter
Carriers, and supported whole
heartedly by the officers and
members of other Cleveland
Postal Unions. l told this fine
gathering that l personally feel
that they are entitled to a fair
increase in pay. Many letters
have come to me, some includ-
ing detailed personal budgets,
which show that living costs
cannot be met out of present
wages. These men and women
employees of the Post Office
Department provide a very es-
sential daily service. 1t is also
an increasingly arduous job,
especially in rapidly growing
areas such as our. Our postal
workers deserve a better break,
and / am hopeful that legisla-
ton will be worked out which
will be satisfactory to all
concerned.
PRESIDENT RECOMMENDS
REVISION OF
IMMIGRATION LAW
In a special message to Con-
gress President Eisenhower has
again urged the liberalization
of certain restrictions in our
immigration laws. The two
major proposals advanced by
the President would: (1) double
the present quota of $4,000
immigrants that are permitted
to enter the United States an
nually, and ,(2) make special
provisions for entry on parole
of political refugees and others
fleeing persecution abroad.
VETERANS AND
ORPHANS PENSIONS
The Veterans Administration
advises that widows or orphans
of World War ii or Korean
conflict veterans who are in
eligible for pension payments
under the present law should
investigate the possibility that
they may become eligible on
July l, when the new pension
system passed by Congress In
1859 goes into effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

39c-RaYOn poisley robe fully
lined. black satin trimmed.
Fully cut with full facings. 3
pockets. loose cuffs. Blue, wine.
gold. olive. By Royal Robes. s.
M-L-XL. 1872
Also available in TV Jacket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

30D-3lestes monogram sob robe
solid color rayon with contrast pip
ing. Fully cut with full facings. 8
pockets. loose cuffs. By Royal
Robes. Navy/red. wine grey. an
cient brown gold. S-M-L-XL.
I2.oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

39E - He0vy~eight cotton terry
robe with monogram 3-lettef lab.
comfortable terry slippers to
match. foam-soled by Royal Robes.
Fully cut. full facings. 3 pockets.
Blue. white. maize. grey. S-M-L-
XI. I2.o9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
g. rand Gifts for that Grand Cay

39E-coston bro0deI0sh Van Heusen
Century Vantage shirt. wash n wear
with regular point. One-piece collar
that won't wrinkle ever. Dual cuffs.
wear with cuff links or buttOned White.
tan. blue. grey. l4-l7 neck: 1926
sleeves. 500
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-04

Hilton was lavish. Seven chiefs
presided at an enormous buffet
table, which featured every
thing from fried chicken to
smoked game. Four bars were
strategically placed throughout
the room and an orchestra
played throughout the event.
Gossip at the affair centered on
who is Irwin Corey"-as but
tons and badges for this man
were all over the hotel.
The mystery was solved on
Sunday, when in the massive
parade sponsored by the Young
Republicans, an enormous float
featured the campaign of Irwin
Corey, who was revealed as part
of a promotional gag by Play
boy magazine.
There were no real surprises
at the convention, even though
supporters of Governor Rookie.
Teller and Senator Goldwater
outdid each other in fervor. BY
Monday night everyone was
convinced that Mr.. Nixon was
the odds-on favorite and after
news of the platform agree
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-04
Ouer The Garden Walls
Edited by DAVID E. KIDD
Assistant County Agent

the University of Maryland to
determine if this decline is due
to soil borne fungus or a fun
gus-nematode complex.
So all of this is to say that
most of the lockwood problems
can be solved with a good com.
mercial fertilizer such as 5-10-5.
Apply several handouts of the
fertilizer around each 2 It. or
3 #. plant in holes approximate
ly one foot apart and 8 to II
inches deep. These holes should
be made within the crown area
as well as around the periphery
of the plant. Use care in max
ing holes so as not to injure
the larger roots of the plant.
Do not fertilize late in the grow
ing season, it should be done
within the next few days.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-04

over one Of the incest pro-
grams you ever saw:
Never saw so many people
at one party :. must have
been at least 1000 men and
women dressed in the very
best finery Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Brewer left their
yacht to do honor to a great
man of civic, political and
banking fame Ruth Gill,
whose late husband was one
of the real brains associated
with Mr.. Duckett for so many
years, was there with many
memories Of a wonderful life
with her Jimmy Place
swarmed with rich people :.
always liked rich people none
of them tormented or blessed
by poverty. 49,.
Wish we could weave a
poem like the guy does every
Christmas season You
know how he can spin yarns
with names that rhyme? !.
All we can do is jot down a
couple of familiar names :.
The Robert Linoweses and the
Bernie Seigels Linowes is
one of the most successful and
effective lawyers in Montgom-
cry County and Seigel is 'Mr.
Poolesville". At least he
has so many acres that almost
everyone believes Poolesville
is the name of his home. All,
that is, except the Chiswells,
the Griffiths and the Wootens
The Gudelsky couple hon.
ored Mr.. Duckett Some
one said Mr.. G. might buy
Suburban Trust if Contee and
the Plazas, and the farmlands
don't take too much of his
time The Sam Figs. He
had great news about his new
Silver Spring Motel to be
built on spikes The Jack
Coopersmiths enjoyed them
selves. -.
Nice program little long
but T. Howard has had such