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Evening star., 1960-07-20
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star stan Writer

STANTON, Del, July 20.-
William M. Macdonald, jr.'s,
Royal Native. winner of six
stakes this year. was handed
129 pounds today for the $1l0,-
900 added Delaware Handicap,
final event of the distaff series,
to be run here on July 80.
1t was the highest weight
ever assigned in the Delaware
since the Distaff Big Three was
started in 1855.
Trainer Pete Gacicia indi-
Gated today that his 4-year-old
f1lly probably would pass uu
Saturdays $25,Oo0 added New
Castle Stakes in favor of the
acknowledgements Delaware
a week later. The winner of the
New Castle picks up a 3-pound
weight penalty over his as
signed weight in the Delaware
Handicap.
Thus, should Royal Native
win the New Castle-and she is
an oddS-on choice-in which
she carries 1913, she would be
forced to shoulder 1872 pounds
in the Delaware, run at the
Kentucky Derby distance.
Rated second on the list of
lot fillies and mares weighted
by Racing Secretary Allan w
DOC" LAWN was the Mooring
Stables Tempted at 1875 pounds.
Voted champion handicap mare
of the year last ason,
Tempted won the New Castle in
1859 but finished third to her
stablemate Endine in the Della
ware,
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Three-Mun Bout
Heads Mat Card

Haystacks Calhoun and Red
and Lou Bastien will take on
Karl Won Hess and Frankie
and Johnny Gabor in the fea-
ture match of a wrestling pro-
gram Monday at George wash
ington High School stadium
in Alexandria.
. Also on the program. spon-
sored by the Kena Temple
Shrine, will be a special match
in which five girls will enter
the ring at one time and fight
1t out to the finish.
Tomorrow nights card at
Capitol Arena will be featured
by a bout betweeR the Austral-
ian Kangaroos and the Bas-
items. Also on the program.
Calhoun meets JACK Vansky
and Tony Altimore in a handi-
cap bout, Mary Jane Null faces
Ida Mae Martinez, Karel Krau-
ser wrestles Marvin Mercer and
Arnold Skoaland tangles with
Skull Murphy.
Evening star., 1960-07-20

named four winners to win
$89. 80 each.
Shenandoah posted another
attendance and betting record
as the crowd of 5,571 put $685.
688 through the machines. Both
were highs for a Tuesday night
without giveawayS.
Last nights Bonanza pool
was also represented a new
Tuesday high. Per capita play
on the pool has scared from
less than one ticket per Gus
toner on opening night to more
than is last night.
The night track expects an
other mid-week mark tonight,
with the Starlight Purse at q
mile and one sixteenth attract
ing a field of 10 reuters.
Floyd E. Griffith's Kings
Flight. a disappointment in the
S henandoa h Marathon two
weeks ago, and David A. Turn
er'S Nagoya head the field.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Eddie Graham
Disqualified

Eddie Graham refused to set
tie for draw with Don Curtis
in their feature match on last
nights wrestling show wit
messed by. 1000 spectators at
the Marlboro Motor Raceway
The principals continued
Slugging after the decision had
been given and Graham added
few kicks and was disqualified.
Karl Won Hess defeated
Buddy Rosen and Skull Murphy
clobbered Jim Siskay in sup
porting matches.
Tag team bouts found
midgetmen Red Taylor and
Dandy Andy Moore taking two
Of three falls from Irish Jackie
and Billy the Kid. Ethel John
son and Pearl Bates won from
Babs Wingo and Marva Scott.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
MAY SKIP NEW CASTLE
Royal Native Given
12o For Delaware

Wheatley Stables High Bid
was given 1913, but this was
merely an academic gesture as
the f1lly was retired after win
ming Pimlico's Gallorette stakes
last fall. She was equally
weighted with c. v. Whitney's
Silver Spoon. Reginald N. Web
ster's Quill is a pound below
at 122.
Next in line are Indian Maid,
lit; Mommy Dear, Soldadesca
Munich. Bug Brush >and Big
Effort at 1l6.
The Delaware is expected to
gross over 100000 which
makes it the worlds richest
race for fillies and mares.
Evening star., 1960-07-20

Becoming Ace
On TennisCouri

CHICAGO, July 20 (AP)-
John Powless. a former basket
ball star, is becoming the Paul
Bunyan Of the National Clay
Courts tennis tournaments
The 6-foot-5. .Powless, one Of
the cogs in Murray States bas-
ketball team until his gradua-
ton in 1857, has stormed
through to today's third round
on a pair of upsets over Aus
tralians.
Powless. 27, who won the
Illinois State prep tennis title
in 1851. while at Flora High
School, ousted John Sharpe in
Mondays first round after a
three-set struggle. Then he
surprised the River Forest Ten
mis- Club experts by blasting out
Davis Cup player and the No. 2
foreign seed, Bob Marx, 6-3,
80. yesterday.
1T was the most important
victory since I've been playing
tennis" said Powless, who now
lives in Tallahassee, Fla. This
is only my second year on the
tournament circuit. l didn't
play much tennis in college be-
cause 1 concentrated on bas-
ketball."
PowleSs is head tennis coach
and assistant basketball coach
at Florida State.
Mark was the second Aussie
Davis Cup player to be elimi-
mated, Marty Mulligan having
lost out in the opening round.
The other two, No. / Rod
Laver and No. 4 Bob Hewitt,
gained the third round but not
before rallying for three-set
victories over Grant Golden of
Evanston, ILL.,. and Chris Craw-
ford of Piedmont, Calf, re-
spectively.
All four United States Davis
Cup players moved up with
straight set triumphs. No. /
seeded Barry MacKay won over
Jim Tattersall of Great Brit
ain, No. 2 Tut Bartzen over
Ronnie Fisher of Houston, No.
3 Earl Buchholz over Marty
RiesSen of HinSdale, ILL.,, and
No. 4 Chuck Mckinley over
Mike Green of Miami Beach.
Don Dell of Bethesda, Md,
went to the third round beat
ing Rudy fernando, Modesto,
Calf, 4-6, 6-3, IS.
Main interest in the women's
bracket came when Justina
Bricka, 17-year-old St. Louis
high school cinderella who de-
feated top-seeded Darlene Hard
in the first round, met her
match in Sue Hodgman of
Kalamazoo. Sue, 20, winner
Sunday of the women's West
ern title in indianapolis. de-
feated Justina, IS, 60.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Allen, VorocoIo
And Forbes Cut

ORANGE, Calf, July 20
(AP) Coach Sid Gilman of
the Los Angeles Chargers has
dropped nine players from his
squad.
Biggest surprise of yester-
days pruning was the release
OF John Allen, ex-Washington
Redskins center. who had four
years of pro experience.
DURHAM, N. c., July 20
(AP).-The New York Titans
OF the American Football
League yesterday dropped II
players to bring the squad to So,
Among those cut were Half
back Zip Varacola, who had
two chances with the Redskins
and Halfback John Forbes OF
Maryland.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Amateurs Paired
For Mid-AtIuntic
Golf Tournament

The three amateur cham
pions of the area. Deane
Beman. the District titlist;
Sergt. Harold Ridgley, the
Maryland Amateur champion
and Maury Bailey, the defend
ing Middle Atlantic Amateur
champion are scheduled to
compete in the Middle Atlantic
Amateur championship starting
tomorrow at Columbia Country
Club.
Ninety players. an extremely
large field, will play for the 80
places in the championship
flight in 18 : hole qualifying
rounds tomorrow. Two rounds
of match play are scheduled
Friday and Saturday, and the
36-hole finals Sunday.
Qualifying round pairings:
u
Essex, Columbia. 9:06, Marshall Fried.
man, Woodmont; Del Beman, Lake.
wood. 9:12. Ruddy Nielsen. Brooke
Manor; Curtis Thatcher University o.
Maryland; S;iS; Tim Grass, Rolling
Tim Cragg,. Rolling Road; Chick Cul.
linane, Bethesda: 9:24. Mike Becker
Indian Spring: Kent Merkle. Columbia
g;lO, Bob Killen, Bethesda; Robert
wllfms RsnvSo5 Re9wODd Ssc. sS sht, John KFie
Spring. 9:42. Perky Cuilinane. Be.
thesds: Ray Swearingen, jr., Colum.
bia. 9:4S, Tom Grimm, Army-Navy
John Safer, Woodmont. 9:45. Shelly
Blitz. Woodmont; R. B. FLANAGAN
1000, Jim Bogley, Prince Georges;
io:is, Dick schsttmsn, indian spTins
Marty CARRIER. Kenwood. 1918. Eddie
Johnston, Country Club of Maryland
Club. .1O:24, Horace Erving, Prince
GEORGES; Harold Harwood. Columbia
1880, Bill McFerren, sr, Manor;
c. E. HaLoran, Prince Georges tO:42
Doug Lindsay, Bethesda; Harold Ridg-
ley, Anderson Airforce Base. 1854
Bruce Kessler, Bethesda; CASTOR Miller
Confessional.
II 700, Sam Wallace, WILLIAMSBURG;
Martin Wiegand. Columbia. ll:l2
%aoG J9nG oven M13CE po IaI, R Meade Ken
Steve Comings, University Of Maryland
l:30. Bill Klages, Clifton Park
Carl LohrenI Brooke Manor. IL SO
Kilbar Khan GoodiZarian Fort Meade;
Pr LOgs Rhnrs g. soas. 6rsf FOqntaiPhsad d
Maryland; Michael Briggs, Columbia
/ "a, DR.. Walter Panowski, Country
Club of Maryland; Mill Cole, Forest
200. Charles Van Horn. Prince
IpnnaFH Hnril
Georges. I2:iS' John Dunn, Kenwood;
Bill Dornbusch, Chevy Chase of Mary
land. I2.lS, Tom Cover. Green Spring;
Pat RHODES, Brooke Manor. 1924
Green Spring 1890, Wilson Howard,
Argyle; Billy Blue, Green Spring
1880, CLARK MacKenzie,, Green
Spring; Lanham Connor, Washington;
son stump green green wsOfIRGme' sSfIns 1I4s PAS
Larry Burd, Bethesda; Foster Mac
KenZie. Confessional. 1854. Ray
swearinsen, Columbia; Jerry Mason,
100, Sid Carroll. washington: .,ikc
Jsnkowski. Prince Georges, 1:1?. Ds-
vid Workman Woodmont; Don Con-
nor. Washinston. LIS John Gonella,
CARE, G4 JcS Goois KeHTiSS, Hrsa; KenwOOd; John
Buddy Brylawski Woodmont, I:36
Norman Keith, Chevy Chase, 1:4.;
'. Flather III, Chevy Chase. AZ
Claude Wild Burning Tree: TraCv
Mehr. Chevy Chase of MARYLAND. 1:4S.
Maury Bailey. Hillendale; Tracy Mehr,
Chevy Chase Of MARYLAND ! "a. Bill
Buppert, Bethesda; John Eisinger, Con-
rrcssional
200. Mike Oliveri. Kenwood: Clyde
Kelley. Prince Georges 2:06.N Deane
Manor. e:ie., Ned Bsber, FeTmitase;
George Huguely III. Columbia.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Cotton Turner Dies,
Ex-Tribe InfieIder

CLEVELAND, July 20 (AP)
Terrence Lamont Turner, 79,
an infielder for Cleveland in
the American League from
1904 to 1918, died Mon a y
night in Mount Sinai Hospital.
Cotton" Turner, an out
standing fielder, had his best
hitting year in 1912 when he
batted 1903. A native of Sandy
Lake, Pa, he played his first
major league ball in two games
with Pittsburgh in the Ma
tional League in 1901. His final
season, 1919, was with the
Philadelphia Athletics. His
lifetime average was .256.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000; fur
Sun OF s'pense tsIey) $50 4.aO ESQ
Mr.. W. L. (PhelpS) 1920 I.4O
SuDer Highway tServis) $50
:, Sir Ridge; Doctor Bern, Pinfeather.
2nd. Time, LBS.
SECOND RACE - Purse. $1,000; 8
Powder Blue (wkleO 16O $50 800
Inquest (Cape) $50 500
Anmark (Rey nolds) 3.i0
Sky Mint, Daddy Buckby, Cassnance,
Flying Bid, Northern Stream, Royal
Flavor. Kings Jacoby. Time, 1855.
DAILY DOUBLE t6-2) PAID S32.OO
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000; 6h
Colony Flyer (PIpsl 44.6O 1900 s.eO
Miss Fritzie tReynoIdsI $50 1.6O
Gallant Hostess (Weakley) $50
Bristol B., Golden Tide. Weather
Gun, Formalizer. Provident Lady. Sher-
wood sprite, Yelsob. Time. 109+s.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; ga
Court By tscha'fer) I1.eO 500 100
Mizar !ArduinD $50 $40
Heat Flame Reynolds) 400
D,Idn Mile B, Maryland Boy, Flaming
.
Grey Wisp, Wise Fleet. Time, :412s
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; fur
LsnnS Gale tArduinD 1920 $40 4.eO
WAYNE Rock Lspinosa) $40 Ss0
Tubee, Yew Spring. Picture window,
Tutsie, Cherub. Hawk man. Time,
l:l5ES.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; 5la
Dolores Delisht ts'ley) 400 $40 $50
Wink Proof tSchaefer 4.SO $40
TOmfOOleTy ESpinOsRl $40
Micanopy, Caribe Boy, One Boy.
Poetic. Time, 1:O7+s.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purss, $1,000: 6
Fendy (SmalD lI.sO 1.SO SEQ
Valtime Palumbo) $40 400
Royal Pincher (ArduinD $40
pdefs sPg' Drfs@ sns Tseat Reit 6Isrsy Bsn' rm. H
l:15.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S1,1OO; Lie
4oD Lass Freneh> 900 $50 100
Game Style (Sollars) $50 800
Black Deuce, Leave It Alone Easier
Quiz, Old Chapel. Time, l:4Sas,
NINTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: II.
miles
P'Eamlst CBrmonte) 1850 500 $50
hope Marie IServiSD 1850 $50
Doctor Leo (SPamanl 80
Petit Battement, Swift Wind, Sour
Note. Cosmic Dust, High Joan. Beaver
dam, Barons Folly. Time, 1:4S3s
Attendance. 5,57l. Handle, S263.6Ss
BIG BONANzA-Four persons picked
5 winners, paid NS2,465 so.
LITTLE BONANZA - ~ persons
picked winners. paid SSg.S
The winning numbers we're: 4, 5,
4, l, 5 and 3.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Liston to Fight
Muchen Sept. 7

PORTLAND, Oregon, July 20
(AP).-Sonny Liston of Phila-
delphia, the No. l heavyweight
challenger, will meet Eddie
MacherA of Portland in a To-
round fight September 7 in
Seattle, Promoter Tommy
Meyer said yesterday.
Liston Monday night knocked
out Fora Foley of Chandler,
Ariz., in the third round Of
their fight in Denver.
The Machen-Liston fight will
be held outdoors in Sick Sta
dium in Seattle. 1t will be tele-
vised nationally, with Portland
and Seattle blacked out.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Shenandoah
Scratches

Wee Tee Gee, Sing Song Girl
Katherine W., Cousin Buddy
Squire Jack, Pulsation. Quest.
rose, Cosmic Bess
Paint Prince, Horadel, Pinch
a-Little. Par Flo.
5-Patty Reigh, Getthere Jack. Es.
sayest, Vagabond.
6-June W. jolly Joker, Rollin
Warm, Eck-Heart
S-Nasoya. Hugo You Go, Blushins
Bride, Satryus.
9-More Music, Henry 8. H., War.
rior's Stand, Swear OF.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

l-Chestertown Girl, Blue scorch,
joyful Memories.
2-Bonny's Choice, TwirlalonK, SQUIRE
Jack
}-Wychins Wind, Gary Dick, Good
Scholar.
Paper Dolly. Forest Fox, Katie X.
Sun Brandy. Heather Duo, Driving.
5-Rollin Warm, War Gang, Crom
Dubh.
8. s., Set EN- Up, Blue
Saber
S-Bernarr Mac, Bernine w, Hop
along John.
SAILORS Return, Head Dancer, Come
On Fred.
Best Bet-sun Brandy.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Countess Adios
Wins 9th in Row

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 20
(AP) Counties Adios won her
eighth straight race by taking
the $ll,l11 w. N. Reynolds
Memorial Stake No. 9 pace for
3-year-old f1llies last night at
Buffalo Raceway in track rec
ord time of 2:0235.
Jan Hanover finished 21a
lengths behind. Dream Girl
was third.
Countess AdioS, winner of
two legs of racing's Triple
Crown, returned $2.20 and
$3.50 in boosting her years
earnings to $128,86O. Del Mil
ler drove her.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Five Shenandoah Fans Get
So ,465 Each From Bonunzu

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
July 20 (SpeciaD. - Shenan-
doah Downs Bonanza finally
got out of five figures last night
when five fans split the big
pool and took home $2,465. go.
They picked five winners in the
last six races to bring the pay
off down from the heights it
reached Saturday $16,928 and
Monday ($10,013.
An additional Al customers
Evening star., 1960-07-20
FAN
Continued From Page d.

continued from rage D-l
three policemen to subdue him
"All right, boys" Owens said
as he finally surrendered
"1've had my fun now. I'm
willing to pay for it. I'll go
quietly"
He was jailed on charges of
resisting arrest, creating a pub
lie disturbance, starting a riot
and entering the playing field
illegally.
Umpire Ed Hurley wound up
with three spike wounds in his
right forearm during the
melee, requiring medical treat
ment.
I've never seen a guy as hot
as he was" Police Sergt. Will
liam Cyrier said of Owens.
He wasn't drunk. He was Just
fighting mad"
Evening star., 1960-07-20
ChornIey Fight OFF

LONDON, July 20 (AP).-
Dave Charnley, British and
European lightweight cham
pion. Cancelled his fight with
Johnny Van Rensburg of South
Africa yesterday. 1t was to
take place next Tuesday. Doc
tors said he was suffering from
the after effects of a severe
cold.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
RACING
RESULTS
Delaware

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; maiden 3-year -olds and up; /
Coral RidEe (RinD $40 $50 $50
Matrimony (Batcheller) 800 2.iO
Solely (ThornburE) $40
Harvey's Baby. Ahie's Baby. El
Turista, Miss Westgate. Bristol CUT
ter, Skirl. Time, l.40ls.
.Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse, S3,5OO claim
ing; S-year- olds and up; Z furlongs.
Naney's Ch'nce tB'ley) $50 i.I0 100
Blind Fury (YOther) 1.SG $50
Drops Of Brandy u'n'rd) 800
Arctic Breeze, Peace for All, Tu
Amiga, Petite Renee, Barbara Fritche,
Danes Request. Scarlet Slipper,
Amber Sport, Clematis. Franks Lass,
Ina Battle. lime, 1858.
SECOND RACE = Purse. $1,000;
claiming; 3-year-o olds; 8 furlongs.
WHISKY tBoland 0.2O 6.lO I.5O
Pelf (StovalD 1920 10. 10
So Small (Gustines) $50
T5llawore, Seventeen Jewel, Bar Hill.
Minerva, bCreole Coauette, bSlighty
Tove, Ruthie Dear. Time, 1928.
b Frankel-Marienhoff entry.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
Evening star., 1960-07-20
GRADED HANDICAPS
AT SHENANDOAH

Post Time, 7:l5 Pm. CEDT)
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000;
sear-old maidens; claiming; 512 tu
Evening star., 1960-07-20
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claim

xAppreniies oIlewenes eloimed.
Evening star., 1960-07-20

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowanceS: 4-year-olds and up; about
Evening star., 1960-07-20

FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: A.
year-oldS and up: claiming. six fur
Evening star., 1960-07-20

SEVENTH RACE-Purse Sl,lOO: A.
year-oldSt and up: claiming: six fur
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arse. $4,000; eIoimus (ss.ooU; 4-year-OIds ond
OTHER ENTRIES
Monmouth
BY the Associated Pres,

SECOND RACE Purse, $500;
inning; 8 and 4-year-old maidens; 6
Evening star., 1960-07-20

Ks, XXI pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
, 1960-02-27
JOSE M. SHAUBAH
CALDERoNE ENTERPRISES

owners Of the Flying Fish. the hydrofoil boat,
announced the appointment of Mr.. Luis Encar-
nacion as their agent at C~hristiansted. Cal
derone Enterprises have established a new ser
vice from Fajardo to st. Croix Of passengers
and cargo, sailing back to Faiardo Wednesdays
at 900 AM. on the NV. ISABEL III.
For your reservations or booking contact
Mr.. LUIS ENCARNACIoN, Hill st. No. 54,
Tel. C-162J.
FEE: Christiansted to Fajardo 500 Faiardo
to Christiansted via st. Thomas $500
, 1960-02-27
N Q TICE

Pursuant to the Constitution and Bylaws Of the Repub-
lcan Organization Of the Virgin Islands, the Republican
Party of the Virgin Islands will hold its quadrennial Insular
Convention on Friday, March 18th, 1860, at 8 Pm, Catholic
School Hall, st. Thomas, v. l., to consider the following:
l. Election Of Officers Chairman, vice-Chairnan, FL
nance Chairman, ecretary-Treasurer National Com
mitteeman, National Committeewomanl
. Election Of Delegate and Alternate to the National
Republican Convention Monday, July Is, 1860,
Chicago.
8. Instructions to Delegates.
Such other business as may properly come before the
meeting. Il.
send proxy.
ISL N. S7AUBAH
Chairman, Republican Organization Of the
Virgin Islands, U.SA. Oh
, 1960-02-27
Brodhnrst's Pyintery offers
FINE QUALITY PRINT

together and playing among themselves for the mere
pleasure Of it. There is no reason why that same type Of
beginning could not be made here,
, 1960-02-27
CALDERoNE ENTERPRISES

diue1os de ia Motorave Flying Fish tiene Ell
gusto de anunciar Ell n-ombramiento del ST..
Luis Encanacion come SUI agente en- Christian
sted Calderone Enterprises ha inaugurado
IN nuevo servicio de Fajardo a Christiansted
y vice versa TODD los microbes con salida de
regreso a la 900 AM. Para su reservation de
pasaje a cargo yea Luis Encarnacion, Hill st.
54 Tel. C-162J
Pasaje Christiansted - Fajardo 500
Faiardo Christiansted via st. Thomas 500
, 1960-02-27
Editorial

IAA0ohioA
SUPPORT THE CONCERT SOCIETY
NOTHING COULD be more worthy, from a cultu-
raj point of view, than the Concert Society. That being
the case the people Of this Island should do everything
possible to make sure that the Society continues its pro-
gram, and even improves it with time. This is simple
enough, the answer being support through membership
and financial contributions.
THERE IS NO reason why this Island should be
shut off from the rest Of the world in things cultural:
After all; we are entitled to hear some Of the worlds
great artists-Singers, instrunlentalists, actors. But to do
this requires the enthusiasm and support Of everyone,
and this support must be given year in and year out.
ST. CROK SHOULD have its own symphony or
chestra, its own military band, its own choral group re-
cruited from the ranks of teachers, high school students
and others interested in good music. The trouble has
been that we have concerned ourselves with the trivial
things 50 long that thoughts Of such programs as. serious
music and the like have had to take a back seat.
BEST Way to meet the problem is to start
preparing for the future. And no better place can be
found than in the schools, no better time than the pre-
sent. A good high school orchestra where students may
be exposed to good instrumental music, and learn the
discipline of playing together, and the beauty Of real
music is without parallel. Nor is this idea new, In count
less JnOuSanuS oI Clues throughout ec WoApu Us Wy
method is used. One example: The City OF Philadelphia
has a suburb known as Germantown, with an excellent
high school. The Germantown High School has q fine
symphony orchestra which receives commendable
praise from critics for its sustained programs OF high
quality.
THERE CAN BE no comparison between our situa-
ton and that Of Germantown, but the idea is the same.
On a smaller scale, with good skills and understanding
and vigor, we here could build up musical organizations
which could provide us with adult performers for the fu-
ture. Many a world renown muical Organization, vocal
and instrumental began with a group Of people getting
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-26
Thirteenth Election District
STONEYBROOK ESTATES

Enterprise Construction Company. In
corporated-Parcel B, Block 8, "Stoney-
brook Estates. Section A. containing
100 634 square feet, assessed at 5000 90.
Taxes. interest and costs. S378.2s.
Enterprise Construction Company. In
corporated--Lot IS. Block IL, "Stoney-
brook Estates. Section A. containing
1872 square feet assessed at 81 400 90.
Taxes. interest and costs. S111.38.
Enterprise Construction Company. In
ccrporated--Lot 26. Block IL, "Stoney-
brook Estates. Section a. containing
6,601 square feet assessed at $1.07000.
Taxes. interest and costs, 1924.
Enterprise Construction Company. In
corporated-Lot y. Block IA. "Stoney-
brook Estates, Section A. containing
1900 square feet assessed at loo 90.
Taxes. interest and costs. SlO1.00
Enterprise Construction Company. In
corporated--Lot 10, Block IA, 'Stoney-
brook Estates. Section A. containing
1880 square feet assessed at 81 200 90.
Taxes. interest and costs. S10i.00
Enterprise Construction Company, in
corporated--Lot IA. Block IA, "Stoney-
brook Estates, Section a. containing
1880 square teet assessed at 81 10000.
Taxes. interest ana costs. $l0l.00.
Enterprise Construction Company. In
corporated-Lot 40, Block 20. "Stoney-
brook Estates, Section A. containing
8.086 square feet assessed AZ 81. $50. 90.
Taxes, interest and costs $685.
Nivel Conduit, Incorporated-Part OF
Parcel c. Block 8, "Stoneybrook Estates,
Section g. containing 341 1896 square feet
and improvements, assessed at S3Os,-
1000. Taxes. interest and costs. $l0,-
433 H.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-26
Thirteenth Election District
SILVER SPRING

Alden. Henry Part OF Lot 8, Block
E. Silver Spring Park" containing 1898
square feet and improvements, assessed
at SIG, $4,000. Taxes, interest and costs.
$571.61
Bains, Robert S & E. .C.-Paft of Lot
II. Block /, Jordan and Smiths Addi-
ton to Silver Spring containing 1881
square feet and improvements, assessed
at 100000. Taxes, interest and costs,
$500
Bergman, Eugene S. & M. C.-Part of
Lot 2, Block N, 'Easley's Subdivision
containing 10000 square feet and i'm
provements, assessed at S1199000.
Taxes, interest and costs, $412. H.
Hamblin, Elwood F. & E. Lot 81.
Block %, Smiths 4th Addition con-
tanning $500 square feet and improve
ments, assessed at SS.09000. Taxes in
terect and costs. $2S8.67.
Steinle. Marie K.-Part of Lot a,
Block c 'iSilver Spring Park contain
ing $3.50 square feet and improvements,
assessed at $6.140.00. Taxes. interest
and costs, $2s7s5.
Tsintolas. Demetrios Part of Lots
2 and 3, Block c. "Easley's Subdivision"
containing 1850 square feet and i'm
provements, assessed a, SIS, $50 90.
Taxes. interest and costs. 1857. 49,
WEIGH. H. Mason & M. E.-Part of
Lots 10 and II, Block K, "Easley' S
Subdivision" containing 4,S28.5 square
feet and improvements assessed at S15.-
0S0.00. Taxes, interest and costs,
$511.12.
WhaIin. Charles ", Jr., & A. E.
Part of Lots 10 and 20. Block T, 'Sil-
yer Spring Park" containing 1866
square feet and improvements, assessed
at S7.35o.0O. Taxes, interest and costs,
SIC, -.