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Evening star., 1960-12-18

Are your g. nm. home
movies considered q sure
fire cure for insomnia?
II you spot some Of your
friends shaking their heads
to clear away the cobwebs
after your next fllm showing.
maybe you'd better dust on
that detective outfit and do
Q little sleuthing. The handi-
work Of some arch Sleep
producing villains may be
craftily disguised in your
Aims. Here are some clues
to help track down three Of
the characters who should
be on every amateur movie
makers "least-Wanted" list:
Snapshot Sid Is our first
villain.
Clues: This insidious cul-
prit plants the idea In the
moviemaker's mind that he
Is using o still camera. The
result is o series of moving
snapshots. The subjects are
usually posed, smiling Stifiiy
at the camera, lacking the
sense Of unfolding life that
only movies can create.
. Crime: Take another look
at that alst party film. Sid
managed to create the effect
Of Q funeral service here by
influencing you to pose the
guests precariously on the
edge Of their chairs and coax
them to "look happy" True,
they're all recorded. but in q
manner that really doesn't
capture the festive spirit of
the evening.
Solution: Use the movie
camera to record the motion.
Take movies Of your subjects
doing something. II you're
filming a party, get shots Of
the dancing, the guests play
ing charades or toasting
marshmallows - after all,
that's what made the party
memorable, wasn't 1t?
Case Number Two
Charlie Chaos is william
Number Two.
Clues: When charlie gets
through with your fllm it
looks as diSjointed as a con-
Evening star., 1960-12-18

pairs. 7:45. CongreslioBsI seere-
tsFies, New House omcs sullding;
Dupont s..d circle a,:p pairs; dss asS. Rai5Ss.
7:45. state, executive dining room.
GSA Building; pairs, 7:15.
THURSDAY
Duplicate Bridge Center, 6 Du-
American Lesion, 400 N. Oak: pairs.
9:45 Am. Goren Duplicate, Apt.
500. 24S0 Sixteenth; pairs, noon
Sreservatio1s. 40. 4-o1lsl; wash
5heraton-Park Hotel; Junior, senior
teams (fifth session, board-a-match
preliminartes), pairs. 7:45.
FRIDAY
Arlington Bridge Studie. Wash
ington blvd. and Court House I'd.
chaSe cch'OgIa g1aniSrs. ''' esos West West ave-.
Bethesda: pairs tnvitationsls 7:45;;
Duplicate. GSd Apt. s2S. S4so sixteenth:
pairs. 8 reservations, AID. 4-0l10.
Irving Street, 413 N. Irving. Arling-
ton: pairs. 7:46. Rockville, Civic
Center, Rockville; pairs, 8. Walker,
800 Forty-second place. Hyattsyille:
pairs. e:15 am: pairs. 8.
SATURDAY
Chess, no game. Duplicate BRIDGE
Center, 8 Dupont circle: pairs. /; no
evening game. walsh, no game.
NORTHERN VIRGINIA
CHAMPIONSHIP
January 6-s, Sheraton-Park Ho.
tel. Women's pairs, mems pairs,
2:15, mixed pairs. S:16 fFrtdayl.
Open pairs, 2 and 3 (Szturdayl.
Teams, nonmaster pairs. special pair
games, and $50 Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
BY A. ]. WEDDERBURN
Contributing Writer

Last Sunday we promised
to show you how you can
have a whole family Christ
mas movie on one roll Of f1lm
Ii you plan for it.
OF course, you may like to
shoot more freely and use
more footage-and far be it
from US to discourage this.
Christmas is such a wonder
full, colorful, personal time
Of the year that you can't
have too many pictures.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

THIS IS THE YEAR to give Revere protector!
A gift to be cherished for years. Makes
showing family movies positive joy No
threading necessary! Even automatically
feeds film onto take-up reel and starts show
by itself. The zoom lens Z-O-O-M-S ordi-
nary-size pictures up to almost twice the
size from the same distance, without re-
focusing. Reverses and shows stills. 400
reel. 75O watt illumination. See your Revere
dealer for free demonstrations low
price of the Revere AZ-777.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

4. Albums and Postcarders to
store your pictures or send them
to your friends.
S. Slim line case made Of top
grain cowhide fitted for the
camera, wink-light, film and ac-
cessoFies. The strap adjusts for
hand or shoulder carrying.
6. PLUS FREE the Polaroid
Electric Eye Shutter, retail
list - 1895. Eliminates ex-
posure settings and focusing for
outdoor pictures. Just clip It on
the camera and take pictures in
bright sun or shade without ever
changing exposure.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

VHHO w VAPVoUEV'
Coupled view-finder. Continuous
run feature let's operator get into
the movies. Super-fast Wollensak
f/1.S zoom lens. Moderately priced.
SrRAoEMARk REvERE CAMERA COMPANY
Evening star., 1960-09-08
D. c. SECURITIES

s',;'fs. ss sds. F:s &c sS5 zoo = al 'ss,i sS 50
wash Gas Lt-25 at 5Os4. SO at 5o9..
Evening star., 1960-09-08
3.5MiIIion Work
On Red Railroads.
$4,000 in u. S.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 8 (APJ.-
There are 3.5 million persons
working on the railroads in
Russia compared with 850,000
in the United States.
So says l.. B. Yarbrough, su-
perintendent of signals and
communications for the Wabash
Railroad who returned recently
from 32-day tour of Russia.
The trip was part of a goodwill
exchange program between
Russia and the United States.
Mr.. Yarbrough. reporting on
the trip said the Russians have
copied American railroad equip
ment and procedures. but are
still far behind in efficiency of
operation.
THE railroads in Russia are
virtually the only form of trans
portation. both passenger and
freight" Mr.. Yarbrough said.
The state-owned railroads
handle about 80 per cent of all
passenger and freight trans
port in the Soviet Union. on
about one-third Of the track
available in this country.
They do a good solid job Of
transport" the Wabash official
added, but they use fam
tastic amount of people to get
the job DONE"
Evening star., 1960-09-08

N Y Telephone 4Lss 90 s7lh
Mia Moh Pr CIV 4sss u 1888
North Pacific IS 2047 6oih
Olin Math CIV 5l5s 80 ia
Ore Wash r r N 3s so o92152
Pacific G. & E IS 81 1oAlA
PanAmAir CIV 45ss ~ 96A
Penn r R BIAS IS 59Ib
Phila Electric SIS SO 1854
Phila Electric gas ~ 92
Philco CIV 4Izs "a 1o1A
Phillips Pet CIV 41zS 81 111lA
Phillips Petrol 2s4s 64 95lz
st L & S F cv4I5s 2022 71A
SeaGram 2l2s IS 90
Sears Roeb Co A9zs 80 1o4
Sears ROeb Ac 4sss ~ 1o2
Sinclair CIV 43ss 86 $685.
Smith Coro CIV 5As 70 lola
South Pacific 5lzs 80 lo2
So Pacific Ry 4Ias So 80
South Pacific 4I2s 81 90
So Pac & Ore 4I2s II o3Lz
Sw Bell Teleph 2S4s IS 1914
Spiegel CIV IS 81 121h
Std Oil Ind 4Iss SO 1o1
u S Steel Is 80 96se
Foreisn 2:2o
Australia 3sss 81 96ill
/ Chile IS 80 4A5s
Credit F Fran 5I2s 79 1o3
Evening star., 1960-09-08
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Sept. 8 CAPJ.-Foreian
exchange rates (Great Britain and
Australia in dollars. other in cents
and decimals of a cent?:
Carada in N. Y.
Todav Prev Day
Evening star., 1960-09-08

x-Ex dividend b-Plus stock div-
END. f-Plus extra or extras a--De-
Jared or paid sc Ear this year.
Evening star., 1960-09-08
Stock Prices Mixed
AS 7 Troding Picks Up

NEW YORK. Sept. 8 (AP).-
The stock market stemmed a
further retreat and displayed
q mixed pattern early this
afternoon as trading became
moderately active.
Gamers and losers we're about
evenly balanced. with price
changes of fractions to a point
or so.
Some specially situated is
sues or heavy casualties in yes
terday's selloff moved up a few
points.
The market still hungered
for some inspiring business
news and 1t was not forthcom-
ing.
Evening star., 1960-09-08

Steels, autos, utilities, to-
baccos, and nonferrous metals
were mostly higher. The tone
was generally lower for drugs,
spotlighted again by q Wash
ington investigation, rails and
mail order-retails.
American Stock Exchange
prices moved generally higher
in moderate trading.
Corporate bonds were lower.
Government bonds we're prac-
tically at a standstill as inves-
tors SHE'D away from commit
ments pending announcement
of the Treasury's plans for ad-
vance refunding of some 21a
per cent bonds issued during
World War II.
Evening star., 1960-09-08
TWA Directors Fail
To Name President

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 (AP.-
Directors of Trans World Air
lines adjourned a meeting with
no announcement about a pend
ing $34e million financing pro-
gram or the selection Of new
president.
The next regular meeting is
scheduled for September 28. No
special meeting has been called.
Evening star., 1960-09-08

D Det Ri Tun & T 4Ias 81 1ooIz
{ Douglas Aircr CIV Is n 81
. Erie r R IS 2020 80
Erie R R CIV 4l2s 2Ol5 5ol4
. Garrett Cp CIV 41ss 70 121Lh
Z General Cigar 5I2s 81 100
4 Gen Mot Accep gas 81 1ooA6
Gen Mot Accep 3l2s 70 Ola
. Gen Mot Accep 234s Ga e5l/6
Gen Tel Co CIV 4las n 1oA
q Grace l. Co CIV 3l2s rs S2lA
Inter T & T CIV Ass 80 217lS
lLehigh Val Is d 2O03 q
Lockheed CIV 394s 80 111lA
Macy CIV IS n 141lz
4 McDermott cv IS 72 94ih
q Merr Chap CIV 4l5s rs II
Mich Cons Gas 3I2s SO 90
NJ X T inc 5l2s 2033 1874
q Mo Kans Texas 4L2s rs 80
% Mo Pacific SIS 2045 STA
a Mo Pacific 434s 2e20 81
Mo Pacific 4s4s 2030 56z6
p Mo Pacific 4lls rs 97lz
Mo Pacific 4hs 90 -
"A Mo Pacific 4lIs Zoos 71iz
u y Engl T l. T 4l2s 81 1ooi41s
a n Y Central IS 20f9 $3.50
Ny Central 4I2s 20l3 61lh
70 N Y Cent H R 3l2s 81 s.
"A N Y NH Is 2JO7 5oils
Evening star., 1960-09-08
COTTON

NEW YORK, Sept 8 CAP) Cotton
futures were higher today. Trade buy
ing and commission house short cover
Ing H,;r found nna ofterinss I. light Largest
but the rise was considered primarily
technical Those trading positions have
dropped in recent sessions, partly re-
hecting any action by Congress t.
bolster farm price supports.
The Agriculture Department esti-
mated the 1860 cotton crop at
1851 900 bales. compared with the
Sasss Sscs ana 9is hs s9s eEseass croD Of o 900
bales. The crop report was in line
with general trade expectations and
had no apparent effect on futures.
chlnged Lage ssItssrnoon Prices were IN
previous close. October 3Il6, De-
cember 3l.29 and March 3l.7T.
Evening star., 1960-09-08
CoIumbium Supply

NEW YORK. = The United
States imports columbium,
needed for making steel. from
IL countries, with Nigeria
supplying 81 per cent of the
total. The United States pro-
duces about S per cent of the
world output.
Evening star., 1960-09-08
CHICAGO GRAIN

,,,turaS ~ rLSt s,,,.,i snn..ai ~ 81
grains.
Wheat moved up major fractions in
spots but other grains and Soybeans
Gus Closes l som. s Of the tq stpenxtb in
wheat was understood to be linked
with reports Of damage to wheat and
rye crops in Europe by recent excessive
rainfall.
At noon, wheat was ss-94 cent a
bushel higher. September 81 S6h; corn
ls-i4 hisher. September S1.139s: oats
UNCHANGED to "a higher. September
tember 81 1924: soybeans ls-h higher,
September S2.16k.
CHICAGO Cash Markets
No wheat or soybean sales Corn
Nc. ! yellow 20. No . yellow 1.2O.
oats No. ! heavy white 81: Barley:
Evening star., 1960-09-08
NEW YORK BOND MARKET
ACTIVE ISSUE
Bond, rate, term

Bond, rate, term
Alcoa gas SO
Alcoa 31ss 64
Amer & F P 5s 2030
Amer & F P $50 S 81
Am Tel & Tel SIS 80
Am Tel & Tel 4sss IS
Am Tel & Tel 4lzs 70
Am Tel & Tel 37ss 90
Am Tel & Tel 3ass 70
Armour SIS "a
Allan Rein CIV 4i2s 81
Avco Mfg Co CIV 5s 70
Bait & Ohio Is 80
Bait & Ohio CIV 57ss 20
BoeinE Aric CIV Alps so
Burroughs cv 4l:s 81
Chi & East Ill IS 2054
Chi Grt West Is SO
c M S p & p SIS 2055
CMSP&P CIV 4l2s 2O44
Cities Service IS II
Columbia Gas 43ls 81
Comb EnRin's 33ss 81
Comw Edison IS a
Consol Edison 514s SO
Consol Edison 51ss SO
ConScl Edison cv 4s 70
Consol Edison Is S8
Cpnsu Pwr cv 4sss rs
Della Pwr & Ii IS 73
Evening star., 1960-09-08
TRADING

NEW YORK. Sept. 3 (AP).-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions bv
principal dealers for September Z:
Purchases OF 30S. .53i shares; sales OF
81 1876 shares including 3,1sl shares
sold short
Evening star., 1960-09-08

Furnished by the Associated Press
Stocks Sales
and zoos Net
Dividends (est.l High Low 2;2o chg.
Evening star., 1960-05-11

lightweight and fresh
accents for summer
Evening star., 1960-05-11
save for fine gifts
WOMEN'S
HANDKERCHIEFS

Group of hondkerchiefs Of fine
cotton from Switzerland with
dainty embroidery. Some with
loce or scoIoped edges. Also a
selection of linen hondkerchefs,
embroidered in Madeira. These
ore marvellous gifts at q sovings.
Choose also from q group Of COT
ton floral print 'hondkerchiefs.
Comparable value, SOC,
now, E for 10y
Group Of conversational print COT
ton hondkerchiefs, comparable
value, soc, now,' 37c
W6L-Hondkerchiefs, st Floor;
also Chevy Chase, Wheoton Plozo,
Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-05-11

comparable value, 7.99 to 1000
Frothy strows and fobrics in
group Of new high rising hats,
profies and bewitchine brims.
Choose from q bouquet Of coIors
and lots Of whites. Not all styles
at each store, but your selection
is wide at each. Come and choose
early.
WGL-MilInery End Floor;
oso Chevy Chose, Wheaton PIozo,
Corners and Alexandra
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14

OF the 1876 County girls with
home economics demonstrations
at various county events, II
went on to championships at the
State Fair, Timonium. A total
of 200 All members took part
in u dairy, livestock, poultry
and vegetable judging demon.
STATIONS during the year.
Course titles offered in the
home demonstration program
Hast year included the follow
ing: Modern Care for Modern
Floors, Organize for Festive
Meals, Smart Foods for Enter.
tanning, Modern Care for Mod.
ern Fabrics, Foundation Gar
ments, Courtesy in the Home,
and Poise and Confidence Work
shops.
handspring of the diverse All
programs were County Agent
Delbert T. Foster, Home Demon.
stration Agent Mrs. Catherine
M. Rhoads, and their assistants,
Roscoe N. Whip and Mrs. Mil.
mo Hambleton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
Cabin John
Bus Plans
Announced

The following schedule has
been announced for bus service
replacing the discontinued
Cabin John trolley:
The Cabin John shuttle bus
line, route 20, will serve the
Maryland portion Of the discon-
tinued trolley line, and will OPP
crate temporarily from the
Corps of Engineers parking lot
just opposite the turn-around in
Maryland to Macarthur blvd.
and Macomb St, NV.
Additional route D-4 bus serv-
ice during rush hours will be
provided for passengers trans
ferring from the bus in Wash.
ington.
During the rush hours, route
D-3 will operate between Mac.
Arthur blvd. and Macomb st.
and 9th st. and Constitution ave.
via Macarthur blvd, Foxhall
and Canal I'd, M ST., Pennsyl-
vania ave-, 23rd ST., and Virginia
and Constitution aves., NV.
The Rosslyn bus line, route
RI, will be extended to Union
Station via Key Bridge, M St,
Pennsylvania ave., 18th ST,
Pennsylvania ave., Constitution
ave., LIST me-, and Union Station
Plaza.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
iii Winds Up Year
With 1902 Members

The All Club program in
Montgomery County would up
1859 with a total of 1902 men,
bers in home economics and
agricultural projects and with
two new establishments: the Ma
tional All Club Foundation in
Chevy Chase, and the Mohoco
camp for girls in Howard
County.
Woven into this overall pic
ture were 2606 farm and home
visits by County extension
agents in 4-H work, 4108 office
calls, 21,159 telephone calls, 1903
local leader training and other
meetings (for 1885 persons) !,
923 meetings held by local lead
ers for 1880 persons and ST.
1856 bulletins were distributed.
The local All scene was
frightened with national recog-
milton going to Nancy Lechlider
for her records of canning prof.
ects, Mary Jane Arnold, for her
general home economics rec.
ords, Bette Umstead, for all
around achievement, Barbara
Sheriff. and Miss Umstead again
for their poultry demonstrating
prowess.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
Aged Farley
To Be Held

A regional conference on
aging prior to the State ard
national conferences will be
held at the Children's Center in
Laurel on January 20.
After series of regional
conferences through the State
by the Coordinating Commits
sion on the Problems of the
Aging, a State conference will
be held in preparation for a
White House Conference in
1861.
Inc commission was created
by the last session of the legis.
lature to study all phases of the
aging problem = housing. en-
ployment, income, welfare,
services, medical care in
Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14

ing passed over for appoint
ment.
His feelings were contained
in letter he wrote to Mrs.
Thomas G. Casey, president of
the Montgomery County Chap
ter, League of Women Voters.
Mrs. Casey had written a letter
to the editor of a daily Wash.
ington newspaper, Implying"
Nash said, "that the County
Council and the Democratic
State Central Committee were
passing up those with civic {. !.
experience for politicians"
THAT observation most as
suredly is incorrect if applied
to me-" Nash commented in his
letter. Nash and Mrs. Philip
Schiff were among six persons
recommended as candidates for
board membership by the State
Central Committee. Two others
with League Enforcement were
not recommended.
Nash claimed that he has
never been a Democratic pre-
cinct chairman or thai he was
ever heavy contributor to the
party's treasury. Rather, he
said, he was a student of poll
tics Instead of a practitioner"
At the same time, he acknowl
edged that he helped State Sena.
tor Edward S. Northrop con-
duct his successful campaign
for reelection in last years pri-
mary. To expect more than a
polite thank you" from SEN
ator Northrup, would be quite
presumptlous on my part"
Nash said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
IReIigicas AfGirs
Pastor Sim
is Now With
st. Marks
By KOkO Wittenburg
Church Editor

Pastor Thomas F. Sim, form
erly with st. Marks Church
Hampstead Carroll Coz, is the
new minister of the Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer, Da
mascus. He comes to the mis-
sion congregation following the
pastoral services of the Rev
Ross Forcey of the Resurrection
Lutheran Church of Wheaton,
who organized the group two
and half years ago.
The young church meets for
worship services on Sundays
at IL am. at the Damascus
Elementary School and conducts
Sunday School classes at Gas
am.
The new minister, who laughs
at the fact that he has been a
"Sinn" all his life, admits to
being kdded about the name,
especially after entering semi
nary and becoming a minister.
He says that his "skin has
gotten pretty thick to Sinn."
Most people, when being in
troduced to him, make some
remark about the unusual com
bination of his name and posi-
ton. "And then there are those
who are hesitant to make a re-
mark because they don't know
how / would take it," he says,
but l can read it all over their
faces"
Pastor Sim and his wife
to the church parsonage
at 1919 Sugarloaf dr., Damascus,
on January /. He graduated
from the Gettysburg College,
Gettysburg, Pa, in 1853 and
from the Gettysburg Seminary
in 1857.
The Rev. Edgar w. Beckett,
district superintendent of the
Washington West District of the
Methodist Church, will be guest
speaker at Epworth Methodist
Church, Gaithersburg, Sunday
at IL am. The Rev Malcolm F.
Wright, minister of Gathers
burg congregation will, officiate.
Special music will be offered by
the junior, youth, and chancel
choirs directed by Mr.. and Mrs.
David Kidd.
Jehovah's Witnesses of Be-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
In Rockville
Centennial.
Contract
Is Signed

A S14,850 contract to
stage Rockville's Tooth year
birthday party this summer
has been signed, J. Hodge
Smith. vice president Of
Rockville Centennial, Inc, said
this week.
Producer of the event will be
French Sensabaugh and his
wife, Maryhelen, of Iialeah,
Fla. The husband-wife team
will arrive in Rockville to start
the ball rolling IL to IA weeks
ahead of Centennial Week, Au-
gust 28-September 3, Smith
said.
Rockville Centennial, Inc, and
not the city Of Rockville, will
be responsible for the Sensa-
baughs' fee, Smith explained
Mr.. and Mrs. Sensabaugh have
staged similar events through
out the country for more than
20 years.
Judge Stedman Prescott, pres
ident of the corporation spon-
soring the panoramic spectacle,
has called a meeting of Centen-
NAL Committee members Janu-
airy 10. Other officers will be
elected at that time.
The Maryland Legislature
passed a bill Incorporating
Rockville in March, 1860. Mayor
Alexander Greene and members
of the City Council are expect
ed to conduct appropriate COM
memorative ceremonies that
month.
Special events, contests, sales,
etc, will highlight the summer
months, but the celebration will
wind up with an outdoor ex-
travaganza with cast of hum
dreds, Sensabaugh has prom
ised. It has been scheduled
September 3.
Tentative location of the event
Is on the grounds of Richard
Montgomery High School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14

thesda are conducting a home
visitation program in the Be.
thesda area which will conclude
with a public discourse Sunday
al 4 pm. c. H. Coonce, circuit
supervisor, is overseeing the
visitations by the IS Bethesda
area congregations.
The one-hour session on Sun
day on Walking Wisely in a
Wicked. World" will be held at
the home of Harold Huff, 4317
Stanford ST., Chevy Chase.
Unitarians will give a Salute
to Nigeria at a benefit ball
tomorrow night at the Unitarian
Church of Montgomery County,
9601 Cedar Ia, Bethesda. Nj.
gerian government representa-
tives will be on hand to partici-
pate in the colorful festivities
which will include entertain.
ment, a sculpture exhibition by
a young Nigerian artist, handi-
crafts display, and exhibits of
other Nigerian products.
Rockville Unitarians attend
ing the gala affair have been
invited to join the caravan leav-
ing from the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Derbyshire. Co
hosting pre-salute party with
them will be Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Watts. Tickets to the
Nigerian ball are Sc a couple.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
Falkland School
Is Broken Into

County police this week
were investigating the case
of the unambitious thief.
Falkland Elementary School
officials said last week that
someone gained access to the
school by breaking through
a window. The intruder then
battered down the heavy door
of the school office. There was
no sign of other property de.
structiOn or vandalism. And
the only things found missing
were 10 cents, III pints of
milk and a dozen Cokes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
New SIS. Dentist

DR.. Paul E. Higgins has open.
ed an office for general den
tistry in the Medical Science
building, 300 Pershing dr., Sill
yer Spring. A graduate of the
University of Maryland's Dental
School in 1857, he just COM
pleted two years as a dental
officer with the u. S. Air Force
In the Panama Canal Zone
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
Yule Toys Given
By Scout Pack

A collection of toys for the
Christ Child Hospital, Rockville,
were presented by members of
Cub Scout Pack ITO, of the
Holy Dedeemer Church, Ken
sington.
The toys represented the prof.
ect of the Pack for December
They also donated candy to fill
Christmas stockings at the hos
pital, which is the present home
OF, II emotionally disturbed chill
dren.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
THE NEW AMERICAN
GARDEN BOOK

by Dorothy Sore
For country garden or city window
box. Complete In information on
outdoor end indoor flowers, land
sesping. shade and fruit trees, herb
and vegetable gardens. s37 pages.
Fully illustrated. Sire sN"xsh".
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14

Printed from new plates on fine
Bible paper, Color Frontispiees and
Presentation Page. Contains Fsm-
lily Register and Holy Scriptures.
Sill Stamped with Amber Edges.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
I'm No Politician
Nash Assures Women

Earl A. Nash, unsuccessful
candidate for one of two re-
Gently filled vacancies on the
County's Personnel Board,
claimed that he had been
"tarred with a political stick"
and was "dismayed at the turn
OF events" leading up to his be-