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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21
Or. Mildred O+enasek
To Discuss Democratic
Convention Plans

DR.. Mildred Otenasek, Dem.
ocratic National Committee.
woman for Maryland, will be
the speaker at a luncheon
meeting Of the Wheaton Won.
ans Democratic Club at the
Manor Club at 1890 pm. on
Wednesday. April 81.
DR.. Otenasek will tell of
plans for the July Democratic
National Convention in Los An
geles, where, as a member of
a committee of 10, she recently
completed arrangements with
Democratic Chairman Paul But
Ter and other national Demo.
cratic leaders.
Other special guests at the
luncheon will be Mrs. Mary l..
Wilson, chairman of the United
Democratic Women's Clubs of
Maryland; Mrs. Madalyn Hines,
Western Maryland chairman Of
the State group; Mrs. Ann M.
Ningard and Mrs. Ruby ".
Hahn, vice chairmen of the
Democratic State Central Com
mittee.
Reservations should be made
by April "a with Mrs. Smith,
Whitehall 6-9256, or Mrs. Doro.
thy Bull, Whitehall 2.5277.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21

The fifth annual house tour
for the benefit of st. Francis
Episcopal Church, Potomac,
will be held on Sunday from
noon to s p.m., and Monday;
from 11:30 am. to 4 pm,
Eight outstanding homes will
be open this spring. Included
will be the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Christopher Granger on
River I'd; "Al Marah," the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Garvin Tank
ersley, the well-known Arabian
horse farm; the contemporary
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Campitelli on Bradley blvd, and
Cragwood, the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rollin Atwood where there
will be a plant sale during the
tour.
Open for the first time will
be the Knob" home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Lankler, an old
farm house built in 1903 and
restored for the first time in
1857. Col. and Mrs. Robert C..
Jones will open their home
"Knollwood" on Stoney Creek
I'd. Mr.. and Mrs. David Brink,
ley Che is the nationally known
news commentator will show
their home on Admirals way
with its beautiful view of the
Potomac River. There will be
an art exhibit at Glen Gallery,
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Ralph
Gunkel.
Luncheon will be served at
the church from IL to 4 on Sun
day and from 11:30 to 3 on
Monday.
Tickets are available at the
Washington Cathedraps Herb
Shop, the offices of w. c. and
A. N. Miller Development Co.,
Spring Valley and Potomac; at
all shops in Pomotac and at
the Samuel Bogley offices,
Rockville and Potomac. Tickets
will also be available at the
homes on the days of the tour.
The price of tickets is 81, adj
vance sale $3.50.
Committee members are Mrs.
Lyle Ditzler and Mrs. Donald
Ramsey, co-chairmen of the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21
Farm Pets Join
Easter Egg Roll

Mrs. Gerald Schipper Of
Spring Lake Park contributed
real live entertainment to the
65 children of the Rockville
Nursery School and Kinder
garten last Thursday at their
Easter party.
While the children were roll
ing eggs, dyed the day before,
down the lawns of the Old
Academy Building, they spied
a real live lamb, a kid and a
bantam chicken. Mrs. Schipper
brought the animals from her
farm especially for the Easter
party.
On the day previous the four
year-olds went to the Rockville
Paint and Hardware store to
buy two baby ducks in time for
Easter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21
Woman's Club Lists Nominees, OKs Donations

The Woman's Club of Rock.
vile will elect new officers next
month from the following slate
of nominees, presented at their
April meeting by the nomi.
mating committee:
Mrs. James C. FAIL for presi.
dent; Mrs. Gordon M. Dunning,
for first vice president; Mrs.
William Frank for second vice
president; Mrs. Marvin Mol
lineaux for recording secretary;
Mrs. John Mitigate for CORE.
spending secretary; Mrs. Max
well M. Freeman for treasurer;
Mrs. William Sherman for di'
rector; Mrs. VIII Stackhouse,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21
Coop Nurseries Plan
Open House. April 27-29

Bethesda Chevy Chase Coop.
erative Nursery School, Bethes.
da-Chevy Chase r ecrea tito n
Center, 4700 Norwood dr., Chevy
Chase, Mrs. Meyer, OIL. 6-5417.
Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Weekday Nursery School, 1
Chevy Chase cir, Washington,
D. c., please call for appoint
ment to visit, Miss Hardin, EN-.
3-5485.
Cedar Lane Cooperative Nurs.
cry School, 1901 Cedar la, Be-
thesda, Mrs. Ostar, OIL. 2-9190.
Community Nursery School,
IInc., Pinecrest Recreation
Center, 301 st. Lawrence dr.,
Silver Spring, Mrs. Wild, JU.
1882.
Garrett Park Cooperative
Nursery School, C ON m unity
Center, Garrett Park, Mrs.
Modine, VIII. 2-5357.
Glenbrook Cooperative Nurs-
cry School, North Bethesda
Recreation Center, Oak Place
Ext, Bethesda, Mrs. Bratman,
OIL. 6-4182.
Kensington Nursery School,
Inc, 1902 Decatur St, Kensing-
ton, Mrs. Lessenco, VIII. 6-1728.
Montgomery County Jewish
Community Center Cooperative
Nursery School (MCJC) 8402
Freyman dr., Chevy Chase, Mrs.
Shine, OIL. 2-9218.
Marc Cooperative Nursery
School (for Retarded Children),
9601 Cedar Ia, Bethesda, Mrs.
Klein, EN-, 5-0995.
Rockcreek Gardens Coopera.
tive Nursery School, 1907 Grub
rd., Silver Spring, Mrs. Colin,
JU. 5-2383.
Saint Andrews Cooperative
Nursery School, Goldsborough
and River I'd, Bethesda, Mrs.
Underwood, OIL. 2.0631.
Silver Spring Nursery School,
Inc, Hillandale Recre a ii o n
Center, at Hillandale Firehouse,
New Hampshire ave., Ext, Sill
yer Spring, Mrs. Zimmerman,
JU. 9.924S.
Suburban Cooperative Nurs.
cry School, 5144 Massachusetts
ave., Ext, Westmoreland Hills,
Mrs. Managold, EN-. 3-3744.
Takoma Park Nursery School,
Inc, 1900 New Hampshire ave
Ext, Takoma PIX, Mrs. Broad.
bent, JU. 9-9447.
Temple Israel Cooperative Nurs.
cry School, 400 University blvd,
East, Silver Spring, Mrs. Shul.
man, VIII. 2-2575.
Wheaton Nursery School, Inc,
VIII e aton Recreation Center,
Claridge rd., off Viers Mill rd.,
Wheaton, Mrs. Levy, JU. 7-6340.
Wood Hill Nursery School,
Inc, Cabin John Recreation
Center, adjoins Clara Barton
School, Cabin John, Mrs. Eliot,
OIL. 2-6417.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21
.TV S+arIe+ Visits
Uncle in Rockville

A television personality was
in the midst of Rockville resi-.
dents during the recent Cherry
Blossom festivities when Miss
Lydia Reed, 17-year-old starlet
on "The Real McCoys" show,
came from Studio City. Calf,
to visit her uncle and his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric A. Fountain,
$500 Vandegrift ave. Walter
Brennan and other members of
the TV Mccoy family led the
big Cherry Blossom parade.
During her stay Miss Reed
was entertained by the Foun-
tains at luncheon party at
Water Gate Inn. Eleven-year-old
Eric Fountain, jr., joined the
celebration as well as Mrs. JAG
queline Manners of Studio City
and Peter Dusseau of New
York.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21

An cooperative nursery
schools in Montgomery County
will be putting out the welcome
mat April 27-2S-29, according to
Mrs. Julius w. Allen, 1901 Con-
'necticut ave., Kensington, presi-
dent of the nursery school coun-
Gil.
Interested visitors of all ages
will be welcome to come to the
various schools to observe the
classes and to discuss entrance
requirements. APPLICATION
blanks for next years classes
will be available, and some
schools will have printed man.
uals giving the acknowledgements
details of cooperative nursery
school operation.
The sessions at most of the
schools begin at 9 am. and end
at 11:30 am. For further in
formation, call VIII. 2-4044 or
RE. 7-6804.
Visitors will also be welcome
at a parent education meeting
Wednesday, April 81, at $3.50
pm. at Beth Ell Congregation,
S215 Old Georgetown rd., Be.
thesda. A panel of four will
discuss Bringing Up Parents
The Role of Parents in a Co.
operative Nursery School,"
The speakers will be Mrs.
Allan Dittman of the Depart.
ment Of Health, Education and
Welfare; Mrs. Elliott Valenstein
of Aspen Hill Cooperative Nurs-
cry School; Mrs. James L. Will
son, jr. of Wood Hill Nursery
School, inc; and Mrs. Paul F.
Kruger of Bannockburn Nurs.
cry School, inc.
A list of cooperative nursery
schools participating in the
April 1928 "open house" pro-
gram follows with the names of
participants who can provide
additional information:
Aspen Hill Cooperative Nurs-
cry School, 1901 Georgia ave-,
Wheaton 1880 to 10:30), Mrs.
Friedman, OIL. 4-0019.
Bannockburn Nursery School,
Inc, 1914 Bannockburn dr., Be
thesda, Mrs. Stambler, OIL. A.
O231.
BETHEL Cooperative Nursery
School, S215 Old Georgetown
Fd, Bethesda, please call for
appointment to visit, Mrs.
Kossofsky, OIL. 6-5938.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21

"Tiny Tot" concert in the fall.
Mrs. ], o. Feat was welcomed
into the club as new member.
A June Luncheon Committee
was formed consisting of Mrs.
James c. Vail, Mrs. ]. o.
Morton, Mrs. Kermit B. Mohn
and Mrs. Catherine Dronnen.
burg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21

jr. for parliamentarian; and
Mrs. w. B. Waters for chap
lain.
Named as delegates TO the
Maryland Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs annual State Conven-
ton in Baltimore April "a, 25
and 26 were Mrs. William p.
Sherman, Mrs. Harry A. West
colt and Mrs. Gilbert S. Elliott.
Members voted SIS to the
"Sister City" fund and $40 to
the American Field Service.
They also voted to sponsor a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21
Annual Potomac House Tour
Benefits ST. Francis Church

house tour; Mrs. Martin Lord
and Mrs. Robin Atwood, tickets;
Mrs. Clifford Little and Mrs.
Ralph Gunkel, posters and
brochure. Mrs. John Skillman
is chairman of the country
kitchen, which will make and
sell homemade bread and deli
cacies. Mrs. Ben Elliott Is in
charge of the luncheon to be
served at the church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21
Kensineton P-TA

Kensington Elem entary
P!TA will meet May 2 at 8 pm.
in the girls gym of Kensington
Junior High School when the
pupils will wind up the year
with a special program featur,
ng the school band and the
schools famed Safety Patrol.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21

just fIsfier The wssrss. II should
also go with her personality. in.
dividusl expression and carriage.
Every authority on hair and scalp
lsuds the fine work that faithful
hairbrushine produces.
To produce the wanted effect.
you must have professional beauty
assistance. Make en- appointment
now to put a new colt under your
new Easter bonnet. Joyes's Studio
Of Beauty. 774 {. Montgomery
Avenue. Rockville. Phone Poplar
2-2434.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21

" took aUeT
day Of con-
|stant activity
|H the Golf Is
well done. def
h . n d lin 9
with . comb
and brush can
bring II back
TO Q original
styling. tn .
hsirsfyls must
do mara 4han
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-21

Can you spare 81 for the isis.
ter City" fund to send two
Richard Montgomery High stu
dents to Pinneberg, Germany,
this summer? Send it to: isis
ter City," care of Postmaster,
Rockville. Md.
Evening star., 1960-01-12
AP Writer Heads
Press Galleries
BY the Associated Press

Barney Livingstone of the
Associated Press is the new
chairman of the standing Com
mittee of Correspondents of the
Congressional Press Galleries.
He succeeds James Free of the
Birmingham News, retiring.
Donald r. Larrabee, Griffin
News Bureau, representing New
England daily newspapers, was
elected secretary yesterday.
Taking seats on the commit
tee, the governing body of the
Senate and House press GAL
leries, were Robert E. Thomp-
son of the New York Daily News
and Allan w. Cromley, repre-
senting the Daily Oklahoman
and Oklahoma City Times.
They were elected without op-
position.
Milton r. Berliner, Washing
ton Daily News, was appointed
chairman of the political con-
vention arrangements subcom-
mittee succeeding Mr.. Living
stone.
Evening star., 1960-01-12
HANDMADE IN ITALY
save on Murano glass birds
and ash trays in jewel.Iike colorings

ash trays, regularly $50
1893 and much more
birds II and 16" in 1N00
height, regularly 1925 pair i A
For connoisseur accents and gifts we brino
you these imaginative imports at unusual
savings. From the island Of Murono near
Venice:
Handmade glass birds, z to l6" high,
in orange red or yellow with light green
toiI, or onethyst with aqua toll Reg
ulorIy 1895. Pair l299
Handmade ash trays, approximately 7"
in diometer, in deep rose, aqua, amethyst,
deep blue, yellow, pink or green. Plains,
iridescents, gold or siIver-fIeckeds and
styles with bubbles Rounds, stors. hearts,
ovoIs, cornucopos and squares. each with
snuffer Regularly 3.98 and much
more. '2.9o
WGL-The Gift Shop 7th Floor;
olso Chevy Chose. Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-01-12
double damask imports, White Sale priced
IRISH LINEN TABLECLOTHS

Give your table the elegance of Irish linen
double donosk from Northern Ireland at
savings. Pure white in sizes for family or
banquet Rose, scroll and chrysonthemum
patterns in all sizes except 10" round which
comes in chysonthemum only.
Evening star., 1960-01-12
HUCK TOWEL IMPORTS

At these special prices put plenty Of these
white Irish linen huck towels on your linen
Shelves Domosk design border and hem
stitched hem Very absorbent. Pick from
rose, scroll or chrysonthemum patterns.
Evening star., 1960-01-12
ACRILAN BLANKET WONDERS
W6L-Linens, 5th Floor;
also Chevy Chose and 7 Corners

Sleep uxuriousIy meath these soft, light,
toosty beauties with 7" nyIon binding. Non-
oIIereenic and moth -resstont Pink, mist
blue, mint green, beige or white.
regularly sale
$500" twin size l495 11SS
8OxoO" double size 1875 1888
9Oxlo8" king size $500 2OSS
WGL-BIonkets and Bedding, 5th Floor;
oIso Chevy Chase and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-10-24
. ENERGY CONVERSION ENo1-

ENERGY CONVERSION ENGI-
NEERS for static inverters. con-
verters and frequency. changers
for military, space and CONNER
cial applications. Minimum 4
years experience with design
development background in air.
craft and industrial power sup
plies and generating systems.
Be familiar with as many of the
following as possible-switching
characteristics Of transistors,
silicon controller rectifiers and
four-layer diodes, transformers,
interstage and power - filters.
signal level and power-volt-
age regulators-polyphase circuits
- heat transfer - packaging-
power-generating system speci1-
cations.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
pIeITAL coMPyTER SYSTEMS

DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS
ENGINEERS. Electronics. Math
or Physics degree plus st least
1lve years experience in the de-
sign, development and analysis
of digital circuits or eomputers.
Be familiar with computer Or
ganiZation, logical design. statis-
tical theory Of information and Ior
communication, pulsed data sys-
TENS and switching circuits
knowledge Of magnetic core or
solid state devices desirable.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MEN to sell small appli-
ances for areas largest chain.
We need 2 aggressive, ambitious
young men, 1925, who are will
ing TO work hard and learn. Must
be high school graduates. Salary
and commission, plus other COM
pany benefits. Opportunity for
Advancement. Apply in person
70 Mr.. Unger, GEORGES, 2146
18th pl. ne. WASH, D. c., 8 to
IL am. only.
Evening star., 1960-10-24

DEVELOPMENT TEST ENGI-
NEER, Electronies, for develop
ment work on electrical eompon-
ents Of electron beam equipment.
Should have thorough practical
knowledge Of one or more: -
high-voltage supplies. p electro
magnetics, 81 electronic circuits,
control, 81 data programming
technioues.
Evening star., 1960-10-24

MANAGER TRAINEES for stores
and omces, white, perm. See Mr..
Dodge at BOYD'S, 18th and q
NV. Ma. S-2340.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
ELECTRICAL MECHANICS

Must have years practical
electrical experience In air.
craft, marine, diesel, auto.
motive, or related fields, with
2 years Of this experience in
aircraft.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
HELP MEN
(c0NTlNuED)

jourpeymen, for
work in r. and d. shop engaged
In development Of Photographic
instruments; 2 men with 2 years
exper. since apprenticeship req.;
liberal fringe BENEFITS; co. 10 re-
locate approx. January, '61, mr..
Rockville pike and Randolph rd.
Call between S-4:30, JU. $4,000,
for appt. PHOTOGRAAfMETRY,
1NC.. Silver Spring, Nd.
MAINTENANCE MAN
For ONCE bldg. Bring local ref
erences. Sober, middle aged; fully
experienced in plumbing. elec-
tricity, air-conditloning heating.
carpentry. Experienced in hand
ling cleaning crew for char serv-
zee; one not afraid to work. This
is not q white-collar lob. Only
qualified man apply. Apply In
person after 8 p.m.. daily. ROBIN
BLDG, 1881 Eastern ave-. Silver
spring, Nd.
assist me in local ONCE.
Car necessary, S100 per week,
plus $50 per mo-, car allowance.
Call OIL. 6-1S31.
MAN, experienced fire extinguisher
reeharge service. Telephone WE,
5-6026. and leave your name and
V1hAaA Vasrrahaw
Evening star., 1960-10-24

~ SERVICEMAN-0utside, per-
TnGnent. TOP salsry: must be re-
Evening star., 1960-10-24
HELP MEN
PRESSMAN
AND
ASST PRESSMAN

for web OFFSET. VIII
consider letterpress web rotary
men desiring changing to web
Offset printing. Good pay and
working conditions; modern plant:
suburban Maryland. All replies
confidential. Write Box 73-G, Star.
PRINTER COMPOsITOR, Ludlow
exper.. union, day shift, over scale,
HROYLES TYPE. g07 II ST. NV.
Evening star., 1960-10-24

, DESIGNERS, MACHINE TOOLS,
for design on mechanical. hydro
mechanical or electro-mechan-
ical components ind controls for
new machine tools. Must be
thoroushly familiar with ma
chine tool concepts and applica-
tion particularly with advanced
mechanisation and automation.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
HELP MEN
OFFSET STRIPPERS

Excellent opportunity for
experienced. quality minded
color strippers with estab.
lished, well-known CONNER
cial printing company To-
Gated in Rochester, New
York. Stable employment,
reputation for top-quality
colin work. Modern facilities,
good BENEFITS, 35-hour week.
To arrange for q confidential
personal interview in WASH
lngton, on Monday, October
"a, or Tuesday, October 25,
call Charles Glatz, co the
number - ME. e-2642 on
Sunday, October 23,afrom 5
to z pm, or all day Monday,
October "a, and Tuesday, Ocs
tober 25.
II unavailable for local In
terview. send resume to
Charles Glatz, THE CASE
HOYT CORPORATION, 500
81 Paul St., Rochester, New
York.
Evening star., 1960-10-24

RESEARCH ENGINEER. Physics
or Electronics. with at least
years Rad experience in mech
anization processes involving
manufacture of electronic tubes
or sen1iconductor or nuclear
products. Desire individual with
diverse background, particularly
conduct studies involving auto
mated processes in the field Of
electron beam machine tech
nology.
Evening star., 1960-10-24

RESEARCH PHYSICIST with q
minimum of three years R&D
experience in semiconductors and
tube devices. Ph.D. preferred.
Will conduct fundamental studies
in electron beam technology re-
lated to new processes and ap-
plications in semiconductors OF
tube Instrumentation.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
TREE EXPERTS
Exper. only for steady work.
Gail ne O.1ATI avag

EXper. only Tor steady work,
Call DE. 2-147l ewes.
TRUCK DRIVER, white, NV. rest
dent pref; light panel truck; must
have clean record. RA. 1854.
TRUCK DRIVER and food server.
Over rs with Va. chau1feur's IL
cense. Work located in Falls
Church area. Call JE. 10000,
Ext. 249S between 8 am. and 4
pm. Monday through Friday.
TRUCK DRIVER for local deliv-
cries: must be draft-exempt. BOX
2lO-Gs 5ter.
TRUCK TECHNICIANS = Unusual
opportunity made possible By new,
modern facilities and equipment.
Top pay, paid vacation, hospitali-
Zaation and other company bent
fits. See Mr.. poore, PALMER
FORD, ICN., $500 jamestown rd.,
Hyattsville, Md.
TUNNEL WORKERS. See Mr.. AR
NETT at Job site behind George
town Univ. Hospital, Wash. D. C.
TV sERVICEMAN, exper., outside,
and benchman; perm. Job; long
estab. company; hosp, vacation,
CO. benefits; salary open for right
man. AD. 2-6000.
~ SERVICEMAN-Outside per.
mAnent, top salary: must be re.
liable: OIL. A-2336
Evening star., 1960-10-24
. pnncEsa rNn1NrrR THIN

PROCESS ENGINEER. THIN
FILMS. BIS. in Physics or
Chemistry and 1-5 years expert
ence on Thin Films Deposition.
Must have understanding of
Vacuum techniques and Thin
Film technology. Desirable to
have experience with electronic
components and thin Aim de-
posits on feSistors, conductors
and capacitors. To work on ad-
vanced development of thin film
circuitry for microminiaturiza-
tion.
Evening star., 1960-10-24

sR. TEST ENGINEERS (Elec-
tronic/ /ElectricaD. Minimum Of
i've years experience in practical
application OF Electronic and
Electrical eircuits-high-vo voltage
supplies in fields of Eiectron
Microscopes, TeleviSion, Cathode
Ray Tube-to do development
work in elEctrcnics and electrical
components used in Electron
Beam equipment
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25
Hudson Seeks
Election to
School Board

William ]. Hudson, an
official of the Small Bush
ness Administration, last
week announced his cand-
dacy for one of the three
Board o. Education seats to be
filled in the November election.
Hudson, who lives at 1924
Bybee ST., Silver Spring, is
married and the father of a son
attending Northwood High
School. He will seek the post
to be vacated by Mrs. Rose
Kramer, who has announced
she will not seek reelection.
In announcing his candidacy,
Hudson said he is not sponsor.
ed by any organized group
(which l believe is in keeping
with the nonpartisan nature of
the office :"
"The Montgomery County
school system should reflect
through the Board of Education
the views of an enlightened
citizenry, aware of the impor-
lance of education in a demo-
cratic society,"" said Hudson.
my desire, il chosen by the
voters to represent my commu-
nifty and school district, will be
to work conscientiously to
carry forward those policies in
educational philosophy, school
administration and curriculum
development that will continue
to make the Montgomery Coun-
ty school system second to none
in the United States"
Hudson has a background In
the field of professional educa-
ton, having served as an asso-
ciate professor of business ad.
ministration at the University
Of Texas, where he earlier re-
ceived his bachelors and mas
ter's degrees. He also has taken
postgraduate courses in bust.
ness, government and law at
Stanford University.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25

Gated on New Hampshire ave.
near Piney Branch I'd. in
Prince Georges County. This
project will vary from the
early two-story erica n a
Apartment designs and will be
a four to six-story building
with elevator service.
Lots of Open Space
The concept of open space,
retention of natural terrain,
contemporary design and the
indoor-outdoor living character
istics of Americana Apartments
will be optimized in this new
community. 1t will have less
than two acres of land occupied
by buildings surrounded by al
most Is acres of natural park.
like area.
I'VE regard Americana de-