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Evening star., 1960-07-10

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Evening star., 1960-07-10

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600 ADDED 3-year-olds and up 1s miles lturf. Post,
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Evening star., 1960-07-10

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Evening star., 1960-10-13
FOR LUXURY EATING AT A THRIFTY PRICE

- FOR LUXURY EATING AT A THRIFTY PRICE -
Take thick slice of round steak an end of rvmp or
sirlon roast and brol! How to do it? Cash deeply and
generously with fork, sprinkle with meot enderze and
work in. Let stand overnight in refrigerator if in
rush, about an hour-seoson and broiI about TO 20
minutes on each side under medium heat For servng
carve across the grain of the meat at 80 degree onee
Just desh!
Evening star., 1960-10-13
S|RLO|N STEAL
ROUND STEAK
PORTERHOUSE {
T-BONE STEAK
CLUB STEAK
CUBE STEAK
Meet LEWIS MARTIN

Meet LEWIS MARTIN
The smiling gentleman in the picture
on the right is Lewis Martin, top per-
sonolity at radio station WTOP. This
week Lew turns his community spot
light program on Coop. Turn your
radio dial to 1900 and let Lew tell
you how to get more for your shop
ping Dollar.
Evening star., 1960-10-13

COOP brings you the finest Western, Coned beef Then TO
give you greater voue Notice how Red Label and roos
have enough trim seal juices; how wostefu tail
have been removed No WONDER COOP RED gives you
everything want sizzling steak ovory flavor
deness and top voue
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Sherwood Fair

The student government of
Sherwood High School will
sponsor a spring fair on the
schools athletic field Saturday
from noon to 6 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Boyds Family
FLeeS Home Fire
In Nick of Time

Mrs. Nettie Ganley and her
son, Bernard, of Boyds, fled
their home by first floor stair
way only minutes before a fire
cut off their escape route Mon
day and went on to cause an
estimated $4,000 damage.
Shortly after the Ganleys got
out of the house, the blaze
came bursting out first floor
windows. Mrs. Ganley and i.er
son were asleep upstairs when
the fire started, apparent
from a kerosene space heater,
firemen said.
Firefighters from the Hyatts-
town and Upper Montgomery
volunteer departments answer
ed the first alarm. Gaithersburg
responded to a second alarm in
the pre-dawn blaze.
When the fire was extinguish-
ed, the first floor was Quilted
and floor planking over the
basement had burned through.
Heat and smoke caused extern
sive damage to the second floor
as well, firemen said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Rockville Midtown Merchants
Elect Irwin Schwartz President

The Rockville Midtown
Merchants Association, rep
resenting nearly 80 of the
most progressive retail and
service establishments of the
city, in a meeting at the Plaza
Restaurant May 13 elected off
GERS and directors for the en-
suing year.
Irwin Schwartz, Children's
Center, was elected president of
the group, while William Moore,
Abode Hardware, is first vice
president; Tony Cavallaro, man.
ager of w. T. Grant, second
vice president; Charles Burke,
Town & Country Electric,
treasurer, and Walter Warwick,
G. c. Murphy manager, is tie
new secretary.
The following Board of Di-
rectors was unanimously
elected:
Ned Sandel, Rockville Sta
tionery; Bill Fain, Shoe-per-
Mart; Morris Stern. Modern
Furniture; Ed Lie b erm n,
Greta Stevens; John Hickman,
Hickman's ESQ; Sidney En-
gent, Rockville Paint and Hard
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
County Chamber
Hosts ]. r. Miles
At May 81 Event

THE Imperative Partnership
OF Business and Education" will
be the subject of an address by
John r. Miles, manager of the
education department of the u.
S. Chamber of Commerce, who
will be the guest speaker at the
May 81 dinner meeting of the
Montgomery County Chamber
of Commerce.
The event will be preceded
by a social hour starting at
$50 pm. at the Motel Wash
ingtonian. Among invited guests
will be DR.. and Mrs. G. Taylor
Whittier. Jerry and Bethany
Cooks Damascus band will pro.
vide entertainment.
Meanwhile, Lew Brooks re.
minded c Of Gers of increased
emphasis on the current mem.
bership drive that will wind up
the night of the dinner. Winner
of the drive will be given
trip for two to Bermuda.
To be eligible, the winner
must accumulate $50 points,
each point representing one dol
lar toward new membership
dues. No points will be given
for any application with less
than one-half a years dues,
Brooks said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Exercises June 5
County Graduates
Win HOnOrs at MIC

Three honor graduates from
Montgomery County will be
among 101 students who will
receive Associate in Arts de.
grees from Montgomery Junior
College at its annual com.
mencement program to be held
June 5 on the schools main
campus at Takoma Park.
To be graduated with honors
are Julia Consuegra, of Silver
Spring, in the field of educa-
ton; Robert Lee Darwin, Sill.
yer Spring, engineering, and
Tamas Hirsch, Takoma Park,
liberal arts and science.
The graduating class will in.
clude "a women and n men
who have completed the two.
year course in a variety of cur
riculums. The breakdown by
numbers follows: Liberal arts
and science, Is; electrical tech.
nology, IS; business admins.
tration, IL; education, Z; gen.
eral education with science Sc.
quence, Z; secretarial, 6; medi.
cal secretarial and general ed.
ucation, 5 each; general bust
ness management, a; fine arts,
3; selling and merchandising,
2; engineering aide, 2, and &C.
counting, pre-medical and pre-
dental, one each.
Sixty-five of the graduates
are residents of the county.
Listed by their residential
areas, they include the follow.
ing:
Silver Spring-Patricia Bean,
7 h IN a lombard, Leo F.
Buscher, jr., Ellen Cady, Ray
mond A. Crucet, Ralph Gun.
ningham, Philip DeCamera, jr.,
Don DiMaggio, Stanton Dun
aver, James F. lesley, Gail
Marie Fallon, Michael C. Gia.
calone, Milton Goldberg, Bar.
bara Hartman, Christopher C.
Hickey, Allen Hudson, Andrew
Barr, Ethel r. Jordan, John
Lamphier, jr., Roslyn Levy,
Robert S. Luskin, Robert H.
MacDougal, David r. Marshall,
Mickey o. Marshall, Raymond
K. Matson, David S. Meroney,
Arthur Nimetz, Jerome B.
Perkins, Jacqueline Lee Porter,
Hallett H. Potter, jr., John H.
Reichert, jr., James H. Salter,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19

James F. Saunders, Don P.
Smith, Edwin r. Speake III,
and Irving E. Stephens.
Chevy Chase-Gene S. Aid.
GUS, James M. Cullers, Richard
c. Foellmer and Jon Virden.
Bethesda-Marinel Avis, Pa
tricia M. Breen, Lester E.
Brown, Howard E. Garrett,
Charles H. Homer, jr., John ].
Houston III, David F. Reyn.
olds, jeanne M. Wade and Der.
nice Elaine Wooley.
Takoma Park - Fred E.
Beahm, Harry James Becker,
jr., Harold S. Glazier, Dixie
Lee Perkins and Richard H.
Stewart, jr.
Observation-Disclosures r. Beall,
Mary Patricia Mccarthy, Mil.
dred Elinor Rose and Ruth N.
Sturgess.
KensingtOn Sheila Fay Cox,
Linda Mae Gentilini and Law
renee E. Stubs.
Wheaton = Leslie A. Isaacs
and William George Roberts.
Gaithersburg - Nancy Louise
Thompson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Most Costly
Package
w as A-BOInb

A Bethesdan was one of a
tWo-man team that carried
what in all probability was the
most treasured package" ever
carried during World War II.
He is Robert r. Furnaan, of
1911 Radner rd., erstwhile
major and now a builder. Fur
man is an important character
in a new book, mo High
Ground CHarper & Bros,
N. ", by journalists Fletcher
Knebel and Charles w. Bailey
II.
The book deals with the race
to end the war, the decision to
drop the first atom bomb, and
the actual flight over Hiro-
Shima.
Fletcher and a fellow officer
were given the assignment of
taking the chunk of U.235, used
in the first atom bomb, from
Los AlamOs to Tinian Island.
The uranium was valued at
$500 million.
The orders to the two men
were explicit: at no cost were
they to try to save a life before
saving the uranium. If the
carrying ship were hit by
enemy fire, the U-235 was to
have the first life boat.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Spring Festival Set
For Clarksburg

Numerous amusements for
the children and wide variety 4
Of special attractions for adults !
have been scheduled for the
10th annual Clarksburg Spring
Festival, starting at noon Sat (.
urday at the Clarksburg Ele. 4
mentary School. !.
Festival chairman Mrs. LIE. a
land Van Allen announced that !
the ever-popular fried chicken I
dinner will commence at 3 pm.
and continue as long as the y
food holds out. ia
Hot-dogs, hamburgers and :
non-carbonated soft drinks will y
be sold in separate booths. A :
special attraction this year will 4
be charcoal portraits offered at
a nominal fee by Earl Hough. )
The event will be sponsored Il
by the local P.TA which will y
use proceeds to buy student ]
equipment not furnished by the
School Board. <
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
John p. Hewitt
Heads Conference
On Recreation

John P. Hewitt, director of
parks for the Park and Plan.
ming Commission, has been
named chairman for the Cover
nor's Conference on Recreation
and Parks, to be held at Oak.
land tomorrow and Saturday.
Among speakers will be dele
gate Blair Lee, III, who will i'd
dress the conference on Satur.
day at 9:45 am. on "Open
Spaces = Their Importance to
Maryland" Governor J. Willard
Tawes will speak at the lunch
con session on Friday.
Theme of the meeting will be
THE Sixties Surge to Outdoor
Recreation" In addition to
talks by leading recreational
authorities, the program will
include demonstrations and
panel discussions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Center to Sponsor Suburbia Forum

A discussion of Culture in
Suburbia" will be conducted by
five panelists Sunday at 8:15
pm. at the National All Club
Foundation in Chevy Chase un.
der sponsorship of the Mont.
gomery County Arts Center.
The moderator will be Carl
Feiss, nationally known urban
planner. Other members of
the panel will include Mrs.
Nina P. Collier. founder of
ARTS and Audiences" and
Young Audiences" and a con-
sultant in arts programming;
F. Cowles Strickland, resident
director of Arena Stage; James
Waring. theatrical designer and
assistant professor of drama at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Registration Set
For NeaU Entries
In County Schools

The school boards two-month
schedule of pre-school registra-
ton conferences for kindergar.
teners ends next week with
three conference days SEIZED
uled for children who will be
five years of age by December
81, 1860.
West Rockville Elementary
School will register new pupils
May "a, Macdonald Knobs,
May 26 and Larchmont on May
q.
So far in the program, 40
elementary schools have re.
ported a registration Of 1896.
This compares to 1885 total
registration of 6282.
The percentage of children
reported having received their
fourth anti-polio shot has in
creased this year from 81 to
70 percent, a spokesman for
the board of education said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Lebling, Inc, Moves
To WestwOOd Location

Relocation Of Lebling, Inc,
specializing in leatherware,
luggage and gifts, has been an
nounced by its president, Peter
D. Lebling.
The store, formerly operated
on Connecticut ave-, has been
moved to 5444 westward ave. in
the Westwood Shopping Center.
In the new location, according
to Lebling, the establishment
will be better equipped and
stocked to serve an expanding
clientele.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19

COMMISSION.
The controversial route would
be an alternative to the pro-
posed Wisconsin ave. corridor,
which the Public Roads Admin
istration has insisted must be
the connecting link between
los and the District of Column
bia. 1t would traverse a por-
ton of Montgomery County
from the present junction of
Route 240 and Wisconsin. ave.
to a point where the North
Capitol st. freeway enters the
county.
Studies by the commission
would determine what specific
route should best be followed in
connecting 70-S with the North
Capitol st. freeway.
While the Park and Planning
Commission never has taken an
official position on the Wiscoil-
sin ave. proposal, it in effect re-
Jected the plan when it failed
to outline the route on its mas
ter highway plan.
Immediately after the COM
mission announced its intention
of studying the proposed new
route, State Roads Commission
Chairman John B. Funk called
a press conference and reit-
Grated the commissions opp ST.
ton to the Wisconsin ave. plan.
A route west of Rock Creek
Park would serve an area of
relatively low density while the
proposed new link would pro-
eide a service to the densely
populated Silver Spring and
Wheaton sectors, Funk said.
You've got to build your roads
where you'll have the most Gus
toners" he commented.
Funk said the State Roads
Commission will ask the Public
Roads Administration to re-
verse its ruling that the Wis.
consin ave. route must be fol
lowed if the project is to re-
ceive federal financing amount.
Ing to 80 per cent of the cost.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19

ware; Mel Ceppos, Larry Allan.
Also, F. H. Wilson, Farmers
Bank; Balford Lytton, Roll-On
Tire; Mike Rider, Riders Deli
catessen; Myrtle Briggs, Mil
lers; Marty Coyle, Woolworth's'
Ned Stovitz, Nedley's Jewelry;
George Knill, Scots Gas; Joe
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Staff Photo.

Messenger, Investors Loan, and
Dick, Hobart, Sentinel.
Plans were discussed for sew
eral citywide sales promotions
in which the group will partici-
pate, as well as tentative plans
for a gala Rockville Centennial
Week in August.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19

Catholic University, and Jack
P. Stephens, curator of educa.
ton and director of the junior
department of the Baltimore
Museum of Art.
The forum is'open to the pub
lie, and the audience will be in.
vited to participate. The pro-
gram is the last in a series Of
six Performance, participation,
conversation and coffee" events
of the inaugural year of the
arts center.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Planning Agency to Study
Controversial Road Link

The Park and Planning Commission has instructed
us stat to look into proposals for construction of
ent OF Interstate Route 7OS dapproved by federal road
autnorues but strongly endorsed by the State Roads
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Evening star., 1960-02-05
HOME ON HALF ACRE

Lanham, Q nice 3-bedrm. home
yard. Only $4,000, S4O0 dn.
500 per mo. under FILA.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1960-02-05
YEONAS REALTY
IA. 8-2100
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

4 BEDROOMS 3o-day
occup.: l2xl3 kitchen,
formal dining room, tiled
basement, garage. Walk
to bus, shopping, schools.
Just minutes to d. c.
and Pentagon. S17,500.
Call ia. 10000 to see 1t
today.
LIVE LIKE LINCOLN
Log cabin with knotty-
pine paneling through
out; 2 bedrooms, 20-ft.
living room with fire.
place, kitchen with eat
ing space; Ia acres
with your own private
lake. More land avail
able at $1,000 per acre.
Sl3,700. Dial 703 =
GYPSY 10000 to see 1t
today.
ALEXANDRIA - Com
pletely custom built, brk. =
and-stone rambler on
Janhey's lane. Center
hall. 22x16 living room,
de luxe kitchen, formal
size dining room, 3 bed
rooms. mahogany-pan-
eled den, ia baths. pam
eled recreation room,
bsmt. $4,000. Call XII
$500 TO see 1t today.
8 BEDROOMS A new
brick rambler: 1a-acre
lot with tall shade trees
and stream in rear: 22-
#. paneled recreation
room, 2 fireplaees. car
port S2S,950. Call CIR.
3-4560 TO see 1t today.
Evening star., 1960-02-05

SYCAMORE ACREs| b,rs-, der
or or tr. AsHToN RLfY.. wa. 1851
TAKOMA PARK = Large frame
home in good location. Liv, rm.,
large din. rm., kit. 3 bedrms on
1st II, complete 2-bedrm apt on
End f., Rec. rm, in bsmt. Hot
PECK. HE. 4-1700.
TAKOMA PIX. = Well-built lge
older home in good cond. B lse
bedrms., big liv. and din. rms.
big old-fashioned kit. and pantry
Full bsmt. Owner must sen. Priced
in mid-teens. F. W. BERENS
SALES, INC. JU. 7-7700 til 9.
TWIN BROOK = 8 bedrms.. IL
baths. large carport. partial bsmt.
Colonial decorated interior, all in
excel. cond.: beautifully land
scaped yard; perfect location: walk
to schools, stores and transporta-
ton FILA appraised. To inspect,
call HA. FIST: ewes, VIII. g.
W n E T ON = Assume S12.7OO
LOAN! 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
dining "L"; level lot, sidewalks,
patio; walk to bus and schools;
JU. $3.50 H1LDEBRANp CO.
WHEATON, bedrms., den. rec.
rm.; close to everything; S12,950.
KEN DRUSKIN a. CO., LO. 1896.
Evening star., 1960-02-05
DON'T LET THESE
BUYS GO BYE-BYE

MCKINNEY HILLS AREA-2-story
Colonial, corner lot; S1S.950,
Large dining rm., fireplace in liv
= rm. Carpeting and drapes, many
: extras; Near schools and trans.
CHOICE WHEATON RESIDENTIAL
AREA - Scoop - Wheaton Plaza
q, opening this week! We. find Q
lovely brick rambler within walk
ing distance. yet on q quiet street,
Immaculate condition: big screened
S1S,500, FLA, low down payment
CHEVY CHASE. MARYLAND-'En-
Joy the golden years" in a spick'
and-span, 2-bedrm. brick rambler
Perfect for older couple whose
children are settled in their OWE
home. Beautifully Handicapped large
lot. near Chevy Chase circle, Only
S21,500: in neighborhood Of more
conn. AVE. PARK-only q few
wedding anniversaries so far?
Here is an adorable brick rambler
for a young couple with little
children. Elementary through jr
high school within walking dis
tance; bus across street. Spick.
and-span throughout. You'll fall
in love all over again. Only
$17: 500 for quick sale.
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING - A
group Of new brick ramblers al.
most completed. Over a third sold
8 bedrms., 2 baths. Only S1S,500.
WooDsIDE PARK-HARvEY RoAE
The perfect combination! Pic.
turesque environment plus practi-
cal convenience with an address;
that counts. Custom-built brick
all on one flr. Step-down livins
I'm. with stone fireplace. Picture
view Of wooded lot overlookine
park makes residing here a daily
treat. Huge rec. rm. with fireplace
gear garage, maids rYn. with "
bath; 2 porches and excellent
hsssstiing system. Low priced al
1:s: KEEP YOUR EYES ON THIS
COLUMN.
q EVELYN @. KAPLAN q CO.
Evening star., 1960-02-05

LINCOLNIA- Immediate
possession with So, $50
down FHA: 2 large bed
rooms, 23-ft. den, 14xl3
dining room. 30-ft.. rec
reation. room, full base
ment. Over ~ acre.
S2O,950. Call XII. S-232O
to see 1t today.
"a ACRE - 3-bedroom,
2a-bath brick rambler;
26-ft. living room dining
area, paneled recreation
room, walk-out basement.
24x24 screened porch, q
car garage; l block to
bus, shopping. S27,250.
Call so. 5-6790 to see it
today.
NO FINANCING PROB
LEMS-Vacant. ready to
occupy! 3-bedroom, IA
bath split-level on u
acre in Falls Church;
224-ft. living room, 16-ft.
dininH room, carport.
S19,150. Call CIR. 3-4560
to see 1t today.
ELBOW ROOM - New
brick rambler on large
corner lot: 22-ft. living
rm., fioor-to-ceiling fire.
place, formal dining rm..
l4-ft. kitchen, 3 bedrmS.
(1S-ft. master bedrm.D,
2 baths: 30x15, pine
paneled recreation room
with bar. walk-out base
ment to porch with
barbecue pit, garage.
S21,95O. Cali FL. 4-S600
to Sc 1t today.
Evening star., 1960-02-05

HILLANDALE PARK-Brick split.
level on h-acre corner lot. Fea-
lures large master bedrm. with
pvt. bath plus Q other large bed
rms: and Hollywood bath on same
level. Sep. din. rm., gorgeous
family rm;, has wood-burning 1lre-
pl. Full bsmt., rear porch. too
Compare at S24,95O. Call til
8 pm, WA. 7-39OO. ROBERT s.
DAVIS g. CO., INC.
Evening star., 1960-02-05

NEW HOMES and 4 bedroom
ramblers and bi-levels: l to 8
baths; brick and frame: mod. kit,
off-street parking: priced S14.950
to S1S,500, FHA or conv. terms
UN 4-S5S3.
peter j. hagan & son
Mr.. CHEyERLY-1st time offered
3-bedrm. brk. rambler, f1repl
din. area. family-sized kit, 2-caI
gar, 20x22 scr. porch, lge. rec
rm., fenced yard, beautiful view
S1S,500. DIR: Route 80 to 72nc
ave, TT. to Shepherd St. rt. tc
Barton rd., left / blk. to 7001
Open 1-6 sat. and Sun. SP
Evening star., 1960-02-05
4 BEDROOMS

Lovely detached home, finished rec
rm. with kit. patio: fenced; many
extras. Sell FLA. or assume loan
Evening star., 1960-02-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-Vk.

ARLINGTON. s.-2-bedroom brick
FHA' Price. $4,000. NJ. r. REYN-
OLDS q CO., INC. JE. 4-466O.
Evening star., 1960-02-05
COLLEGE PARK

COLLEGE PARK
Neat and clean 2-bedrm. bungalow
equip. kit. wItable space; level
lot. Only asking S12,950: easy
terms and pymts. like rent.
LANDovER AREA
Just S15,750 for this modern g.
bedrm.. 11a-bath rambler; full
rec type bsmt.. many extras: FHA
terms: trades considered
TAKOMA PARK
exclusive brk. Cape Cod
extremely lge. rms, wall-to-wal
carpeting in liv. rm., din. rnn., der
and up steps: master bedroom
22x25: rec. rm. 24x27 with beaut
frepl. and built-ip bar: patio anC
garage. Home air cond Mus
see this home to appreciate it
Priced in low sos.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES