davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Housewares

Third Floor Washington; Lower Level, Arlington
z-Door MetoI Werdrobes. Comparable to 27.98
voIues! Brown crocke finish. Tie rack, clothes
rack, hot shelf. Lock and key. 68x27x22 size.
1899
Below Washington Only
3.eS Set Of 4 Unfinished Hardwood Bed Legs.
Bross ferruIes and two heodboord brackets with
nuts ond bolts s9e
1925 Bathroom Hompers Of VnyT covered pIostc.
Bross finished with voried color trims. Discontn-
ued styles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s.es
4.4s PIostie Covered Wasteboskets, hoIf-noon
shope 249
Evening star., 1960-07-28
SiICe1'oUOre

Street Floor, Washington Only
10000 Sterling Silver Teapot pot------69.5o"
$500 Sterling Silver Woste Bowl 1900"
l4-4.5o SiIverpIoted Community Gold Meet
6o-35e Rogers SverpIuted Demi-Tosse Spoons,
l9e
$3.50 7-Pe. SiIverpIated Teo and Coffee Set.
slightly scratched 1850"
"Prces plus tax
Evening star., 1960-07-28

Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Mems Clothing
Second Floor, Washington Onl,

II pairs Mems 5.s5 to sss sIueks. Soled, DAM
oeed, no alterations. Sizes: l/28, 1870, 4/3l,
1892, 5/33, 2/34, 3/35, l/36, 6/37. l/4o.
100
II Mems Summer Suits. SoiIed No alterations
Sizes regular LBS, VA; longs, ABB, 2/39;
extro longs, 4/40 ---- 500
80 Poirs Mems Summer SIoeks. Sheens and cords
Broken sizes Is to AZ in group ----2e 2ee
Evening star., 1960-07-28
reg. $50 to 9.e5

Fourth Floor Washington; Second Floor, Arlington
100 Beech Walker" Thong SondoIs for chill
dren, women and teens. Assorted coors ond
SIZES ToH ISc
2.4s Leather Thong Sondos, teens and wonnen's
sizes 4 to 40
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Girls Wear
Second Floor, Both Stores

SeCond FOOT bOth StOTes
Girls 30 Bermuda Shorts in pIod or solid color
cotton Elastic bock Sizes to 2-------- SSe
z.s9 Donty Printed Cotton Summer PaiuEios.
Pink or blue. Sizes to 4 --- { t.S8
2.7s Shorts in blue chombroy with white embnoid-
cry trim. Sizes to IA ------------s.99 80
Pre-Teens' 5.99 Printed Cotton Shirts, 8-l4, E.ss
2.99 Cotton Shirts in solid coIors or prints. Roll
up or short sleeves. to IA and to A. 9se
3.99 to 4.99 Stripe Cotton Terry Beech jackets
in posteI colors. ------- $50
100 TO I.99 Strow or Cotton Sun n Fun Hots 79e
2.se to 3.s9 Group Of Play logs for Girls and
Pre-Teens. Broken sizes--- l.9s
Evening star., 1960-07-28

Below Washington Only
z9e and 5.99 Cotton and Royon and Cotton
Sleeveless BIouses. Assorted neckIine styles. Solids
and prints. Sizes 81 to SO ------------1.0 80
3.99 and 4.99 Cotton Jomuiea Shorts. Hi-rise and
wost bond styles. Side and back pockets Solids
and prints Sizes | 0 to l6. --------Z.99 80
l.se Sun Tops and Rib Tieksrs. SIipon sleeveless
styles in white cotton terry with colorfuI print de-
signs and fringe trim. Sizes 10 TO l6 -----1 90
Evening star., 1960-07-28
24.95 Floral Lown Umbrellas

%T'@] EIOEoI IoWn OmDFeIIoS
7-foot umbrellas with oII-ouninum ~ Mw
pole, 5-Positon tilt adjustment Ain. EVOZA
white fringe, yellow exterior, IiIoc o,
floral interior.
2o-lls9 Telescope" Folding Aluminium choise
Lounges 4-odustment back. Green and white or
yellow and white. Eo. -------------S9e
$50 Folding Lo~p choirs Of unfinished knotty
pine. fully assembled. reody to point Eo.---3.4s
3-l5.95 Aluminium and Plastic Web Solo Gid
ers, l-lnch oIumnum tubular frame, Plastic arm
rests, assorted solid color webbing lo.97
1925 Bunting Aluminium Porch Choirs, in
nersprin9 scot and book cushions, assorted floral
print Vnyl covers.
1875 Bunting Aluminium Porch Rockers, in
nersPnne scot and back cushions, fIorol print
5-ZZsS Aluminium and PIastie Web Double
GlideT, Inch oIumnum tubular frome, pIostic
arm rests, assorted solid color webbing e----I6.47
Lower Level Affirmation Onlv
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Below Woshinqton OnIy

below Washington Only
Boys 2.ss Cotton Plaid Sport Goats, sizes
Boys 500 Cotton Cord Suit, size - 800
z fodder Boys 4.99 Three-Pc. Cotton Wosh
Suits, size 29S
80 Boys L9e Cotton Wosh Shorts, sizes to 6,
for 800
8 Boys, Infonts' 30 Cotton PIsse Sun Suits,
10 Boys s.9s Blue Stripe Cotton Robes. sizes 3,
II Girls 2.se Cotton Terry Hooded Joekets, posteI
stripes, sizes a to ese
10 Boys 4sS Bedford Cotton Cord JGckets, sizes
3 to ---2,e8
ChiIdreM'S Shoes
Fourth Floor Washington; Street Floor, Arlington.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Handbags
Street Floor, Both Stores
Women's 300 Hondboes
O17 Dlus tox

Nice assortment Of styles including many one-ot-
o-kind designs White ond noturol.
e.s9 to 1899 Summer Hondboss 500 to 1899
plus toK
500 Summer Hondboes -----3.99 plus toX
3.9s ltoiian Saddle Leother Bags 80 800 plus tox
Evening star., 1960-07-28
K ANN's {
Boys Wear

Second Floor, washington; Street Floor, Arlington
Evening star., 1960-07-28
JeaUeIry
Street Floor, Both Stores
200 to $40 Costume JeweIry
9Qe to 500 pIU. tax
Hosiery

Street Floor, Washington Only
$50 prs. 100 Knee-Hish kyIons, broken sizes,
see
100 poirs "As Is" NyIons, broken sizes, Z for 90
Reg, l.s9 45-pe. Stretch Tights, small only 59e
100 prs. soc Bobby Socks, white -----3 for LOO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

the Atomic Development Mutual
Fund, Inc. Mrs. Caldwell is
active in Camp Echo Lake, the
League of Women Voters and
the county Historical Society.
The delegation chairman said
ne would make a strong effort
to increase Montgomery influ.
ence In convention decisions. He
pointed out that the county is
under-represented in the Gen.
eral Assembly in relation to its
population.
He added that the 9th Con,
gressional District, which in.
cludes Montgomery County, has
a greater proportionate Repub.
lican registration than Balti.
more City.
From Mrs. Caldwell came the
statement that the 9th District
has over % per cent of the
registered Republicans in the
State and has within its borders
one of Maryland's U. S. Sena.
tors one of the three Republi.
can State Senator's and six of
the seven Republican delegates
to the General Assembly.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Charles III. Smoot,
Retired Railroad
Clerk, Dead at SO

Funeral services were held
last Friday from the Humphrey
funeral home in Silver Spring
for Charles H. Smoot, SO, of
SIS Orchard Way, Colesville, a
retired employee of the old
Washington Railway, band d.
rector and m usic teacher.
Burial was in Fort Lincoln
. Cemetery.
Mr.. Smoot, who died at his
home May Is, had been a resi-
dent of the county for about
as years after having moved to
the area from Harrisville, Va,
in 1904. He worked for the
Washington Railway first as a
conductor on its Washington
Rockville line and later as a
depot clerk, retiring in 1885.
A trumpet player, he taught
band music in county elemen-
tary schools after his retire
ment from the railroad and was
instrumental in the organiza-
ton of the Poolesville and old
Potomac bands. He also gave
private music lessons and was
active until a few years ago.
He is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Gale Phillips, of the Coles
Vile address, and three grand
children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

The story of "Iolanthe" is
rather thin, having to do with a
mixed marriage, mixed between
a Fairy in the accepted sense,
and a mortal. / can't believe
that Gilbert and Sullivan, in
writing the story and music,
ignored altogether some of the
more modern implications. In
any case the story deviates not
one whit from standard dra-
matte form. The hero is chased
up a tree in the first act, be.
seiged by stone throwers and
is eventually rescued because
his intended brides other sutton
turns out to be his own UNI
knowing father. Now really,
what father could do that to a
son.
c and S, THAT sounds more
like a vermouth than the
initials of a writing team-well
how about K & H for Kaufman
and Hart-that sounds like a
western railroad) took their
usual swipes at Parliament.
The irony even today might ap-
ply to Parliament or our own
two exclusive clubs on Capitol
Hill.
Special mention should be
made Of Gershon Morningstar.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Easter Seal
Session Set
For June 9

The Montgomery County So
ciety for Crippled Children and
Adults has scheduled its annual
dinner meeting for Thursday,
June 9, at 7 pm. at the Easter
Seal Treatment Center, 1000
Twinbrook pkwy., Rockville.
Among features of the meet
ing will be a conducted tour of
the treatment center building
and election Of new officers and
trustees. A slate of proposed
officers has been submitted by
the society's nominating com
mittee, but nominations also
can be made from the floor.
The nominating committees
proposed slate includes ]. In
gram Medley for president; 10.
seph Geeraert, first vice presi.
dent; Mrs. Ruby Phillips Kidd,
second vice president; Edward
7. Crawford, treasurer; Mrs.
Hugo Eskildson, secretary, and
DR.. Charles Edward Berger,
chaplain.
Proposed as trustees are
David E. Belts, Adolph E. GUIDE,
jr., Fred E. Lutes, Mrs. Ruby
Phillips Kidd, ] Ingram Med
ley, Mrs. Robert E. Moran, Mrs.
John Samperton and George E.
Thomas, for three-year terms,
and Mrs. Virgil T. Gist for a
two-year term.
Reservations for the dinner,
at a cost of 81 a person, will be
accepted until next Monday.
Checks can be made payable to
the Easter Seal Treatment Gen.
ter and mailed to the Twin
brook pky. address.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Play Review
Play Review
Opera Not My Dish
But | Enjoyed This
By George WaleslSl

Opera, light, heavy or
just plain 80 weight is not
my usual dish of tea. Years
of accidental exposure to it,
during the desperate 30's, al
ways with the voice Of doom
obligatto of Milton Cross to
lend authority to the penulti.
mates of Italian names in
operas about Spain written by
Frenchmen, had left me un.
moved. Then In Manila, after a
war, l saw la Traviata" in a
roofless bombed out opera
house and I'll Trovatore" in an
unbombed Chinese theater with
erratic lighting. The lighting
erred fatally finally and the
manager, now fatalistic, sug.
gested that the members of the
audience who had them, shine
their flashlights on the stage
and the production would 60
on. We did and it did.
"Iolanthe." last Thursday at
North Bethesda High School,
needed no such help. Its light
shone wildly and we were en-.
tranced by a delightful, unbe.
lievable story, ably staged, cos.
TUNED and presented by the
Montgomery Light Opera AS
sociation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Youth Dralvs
l2O Days in
Traffic Case

Unless he can came up
with $500, a Gaithersburg
youth faces a To-day stay
in the county Jail as the re-
suit of his conviction on
charges stemming from a wild
high-speed auto chase on May 5.
Ben Neal Bonham, 10, was
committed to jail in lieu of pay
ment of fines imposed by Judge
John B. Diamond III, in Peo-
pies Court last week after he
pleaded guilty to five traffic
charges pressed by county po-
lice as a result of the incident.
Bonham was fined 500, with
the alternative of serving 30
days in each case, on charges of
operating on a suspended per-
NIT, exceeding 10 miles an hour
ard turning off his headlights
to avoid arrest and drew penal
ties of $50 or IS days on counts
of driving without a registra.
ton card and failure to obey a
police officer.
According to Policemen Da.
vid Hope and Lawrence Heller,
Bonham's auto was forced to a
halt in Laytonsville at the eli
max of a chase which started
when he failed to heed Hopes
order to stop at an accident
scene on Route 124.
Hope, who reported that he
and Heller had just completed
an investigation of the accident,
said he and his partner pursued
Bonham at speeds forcing them
to drive as fast as 80 miles an
hour before they finally sue
ceeded in hating their quarry.
On one occasion, when Bon
hams car disappeared from
view over a hill, the officers
said, he turned off his lights
and left them off until he was
apprehended.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

starting at Ills am. Proceeds
from both events will go to the
Camp Echo Like fund.
For the p o { o m a event
music for outdoor dancing will
be provided by the orchestra OF
Leon Brusiloff, of Chevy Chase
and "Bish" Thompson, of Be
thesda, will be in charge OF
serving the roast beef that will
feature the supper menu.
Members of the committee or
arrangements, in addition to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harting, are Mrs
Thomas L. Coleman, wife OF
the president of Camp Echo
Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
A. Danzi, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
E. Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B
Trunnell, Campaign Chairman
and Mrs. Stanley Belts and
Mrs. Mary E. Caldwell. Add.
tional information about the
benefit can be obtained from
any member of the group.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Honor Awards
Given Trio at
Wheaton High

A senior and two juniors
shared honors at Wheaton High
Schools annual awards assem-
bly, on Tuesday during a pro-
gram of recognition for stu
dents who have demonstrated
outstanding ability during the
current school year.
Honor Awards = the schools
top citation given on the basis
of scholarship and participation
in activities and athletics-were
presented to Doug Cullen, a sen.
ior, and juniors Dave Bussard
ana Bill Ingram.
Nine students received Merit
Awards for outstanding parti-
cipation in either activities or
athletics and maintenance of a
c semester average. They in
cluded Edward Bosch, Peggy
Prince, Linda Rees, Mariann
Putcakulish, John Brensike,
Joyce OFT, Sara Schmidt, John
Biting and Leon Strauss.
Athletic letters were awarded
to participants in track, base
ball and golf and to members
of the Girls Athletic Associa.
ton. In addition, general
awards were distributed for out.
standing achievement in science,
mathematics, art, music and
student government.
Entertainment during the
program was provided by the
Girls Glee Club under the direc.
ton of Mrs. Pauline Holcomb.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

was in evidence. Restoration OF
the burned-out area recently
has been completed to provide
needed space for the mush-
rooming industry.
William D. Ross, vice presi.
dent of the firm, said expansion
was made imperative by the
growing acceptance of Airflo y
products by leading manufac.
turers of military electronic
equipment and by military and
other governmental agencies.
The demands, he said, required
additional production and test
facilities.
Airflow products, Ross said,
have found their way to all
parts of the world on such pro-
grams as project Mercury"
and many of the ground sup.
port phases of the Atlas, Titan
and other important missiles
and systems.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

Company officials said a fur
Their increase in volume of bust
ness is anticipated, and future
expansion plans already are I'M
der consideration.
Airflow started on little more
than a shoestring, with the
plant manned at the outset by
only three employees, including
the two top executives. Hansen
and Ross joined with their pres.
ent plant superintendent, Earl
Daymude, in turning out the
first products delivered by the
embryo industry.
In just a year, the personnel
roster has increased seven-fold,
with 20 employees now on the
payroll. And, according to Han
sen, Were just getting start
ed"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

other firms In a move made nee
essary by its rapidly growing
operation, according to an
nouncement by it's president,
Warren C. Hansen. The new
section is already being utilized
for production.
The firm, a newcomer in the
specialized field of military air
conditioning, shared the build
ing with a sheet metal fabricat-
ing concern and Formica cabi-
net producing company when it
started business last year. It's
neighbors were forced out last
February, however, by a fire
which seriously damaged their
portion of the structure but
failed to impair the Airflow OPP
Grafton.
According to Hansen, the COM
pany decided to lease the fire.
damaged section for expanded
operations in anticipation of a
business boom which already
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Campaign Near End
TiUo Benefits Scheduled
For Camp Echo Lake Fund

The Chevy Chase Lake event
will feature a display of swim.
ming suits of earlier decades,
along with modern swim wear
and casual clothes. Tickets pur.
chased in advance will entitle
patrons to spend the day
swimming at the Chevy Chase
pool.
Meanwhile, camp officials an.
nounced that a total of S11,580
has now been contributed to-
ward the $4,000 goal, needed
to assure healthy summer vaca-
tons at Camp Echo Lake for
several hundred county young.
sters. The fund in hand
amounts to $40 per cent Of
the quota.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

who, as Earl Tollaller, mugs
and grimaces and delights.
Thomas Jones puts on a
scholarly, sprightly perform.
ance as the Lord Chancellor,
singing at one point about being
a Highly Susceptible Chancel-
Tor" susceptible to the charms
of his ward, and soon to be,
daughter.in-law.
G and SIS caricatures have
withstood time. They have been
copied times unnumbered but
their own freshness remains.
Later this month the perform
ances will be repeated at Naval
Ordnance Laboratory and
Woodside Elementary School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

With the Camp Echo Lake
fund climbing steadily, two i'm
portant benefits are scheduled
in the next ten days for the
summer vacation program de-
voted to Montgomery County's
underpriviliged boys and girls.
A Dutch treat" supper and
dance will be held Sunday at 8
pm. at 'Homestretch," the Po-
tomac residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick G. Harting, jr.,
while on Saturday, June IL, the
Keye Teen Model Club of Kath-
crime Mizell's Modelling School
will present a fashion show and
swimming party at the Chevy
Chase Lake Swimming Pool
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Ne'O City 'La,o'
ReUiues Boards

Tired Of shaving, men? Well,
II you are, the proclamation
issued last week by the Rock
vile Mayor and City Council
should be good news.
The mayoral edict proclaimed
that AL males Of the age when
shaving is feasible, shall refrain
from shaving from now on un.
til the end of our glorious fcen.
tenniaD celebration week,
August % through Septem.
Der g."
Thus occurred the first OF an
expectedly varied series of high
links designed to spark up
Rockville's Tooth birthday cele.
bration. Dutifully, most Of the
males employed at City Hall put
away their razors and some Of
them are already sporting some
lovely facial foliage.
This hairy growth shall be
of such length and luxuriance
that 1t can be readily seen and
recognized at eight PAGES" the
proclamation warned.
All city males who foolishly
disregard the proclamation, "by
falling to sport such wiry or
silky Hirsuit Appendages /.
will be dealt with as in the days
of our ancestors by a specially
constituted police force known
as 'Ye keystone Cops" the
proclamation intoned.
Brothers of the brush may in.
dulge their fancy by wearing
a full beard, mutton chops.
Van Dykes, goatees, sideburns,
mustaches, etc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

The Sensabaughs were sched-
uled to meet at s o'clock tonight
with members of the Centennial
committee and other represen,
etatives of city organizations who
have indicated willingness to
support the undertaking
Heading up Rockville Centen,
NAL, Inc, is Associate Justice
Stedman Prescott, of the Mary
land Court of Appeals, aided by
vice-president ]. Hodge Smith,
Rockville lawyer and longtime
friend of French Sensabaugh.
While approximately 10 com.
mittee heads already have been
selected, publication Of their
names and assignments has
been put off until the full ros.
ter is complete. One of them,
however, is Sentinel staff pho.
.tographer Hugh M. Gillespie
who will aid in the selection of
Centennial queen"
Beauty contests, beard-grOw.
ing competition, parades and
other events both publicizing
and pleasing residents of the
county seat and elsewhere, re.
portedly are being planned by
the Sensabaughs. They have
staged many similar extrava,
ganzas all across the nation
since the late 1905.
Whereas French Sensabaugh
handles the more strenuous
phases of whipping together
such things as outdoor pageants
with hundreds of participants,
his wife writes original scores,
incidental stage business and
generally takes over where
women play roles in "spectacu-
lars"
The city's centennial climax
will come late in August when
the Sensabaughs transform the
stadium area at Richard Mont
gomery High School into a vast,
natural stage depicting various
high points in the growth of
Rockville into Maryland's fourth
largest incorporated city.
The Sensabaugh's fees will be
paid in part by the sale of Cen.
tennial stock at 81 q share.
While essentially a souvenir
stock, Centennial shares may be
readily redeemed. City fathers
purchased the first issue of
$500 to get the celebration
under way several months ago.
Particularly fitting in Rock.
ville's centennial year were fig.
ures released two weeks ago
that showed the county seats
population had tripIed In the
last decade to nearly 10000
larger than Frederick City.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
League Supports
Foreign Aid Fund

Support of Mutual Security
economic aid programs for the
coming fiscal year has been
urged by the Montgomery
County League Of Women vot-
erS.
Appropriation requests for
foreign aid are now being re.
viewed by the House Subcom.
mittee on Foreign Relations, ac-
cording to Mrs. Thomas C.
Casey, league president.
She. said both Rep. John r.
Foley 3D., Md and his Repub-
lican opponent, Charles M. Ma.
thias, have endorsed continual
ton of the foreign economic aid
program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
C. r. Hurt Dies

C. R. Hurt, 81, co-owner with
his father of Shutdown Farms
hereford cattle farm, Unity, was
buried Tuesday in Batesville,
Miss.
He died May u at Cocoa
Beach. Fla, his home for the
last two years. Everett Hurt
and his son liquidated their herd
of 600 purebred Herefords for
$4,000 a little, more than a
month ago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Pizza and Fashions

The Senior High Methodist
Youth Fellowship of Chevy
Chase Methodist Church will
hold a pizza dinner and coed
fashion show at Z o'clock to-
morrow in the church's Phillips
Hall.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

gonery County
delegation to
the Republican
State Conven-
tion W Tic h
opens June II
in Baltimore.
Steer is
Dre der of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Frat Taps Staren

Michael c. Staren, son of
Mrs. John Staren, 27O7 Ross I'd,
Chevy Chase, has been initiated
into the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity at Allegheny College,
Meadville, Pa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Pat Voelker Graduates

Patricia Ann Voelker, daugh-
ter and Mrs. Russell F. Voelker,
9208 LeVelle dr., Chevy Chase,
graduated Monday from Mary
Washington College, Fredericks-
burg, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
AirfIow Products Flow
AirfIow Products Flow
Infant Rockville Industry
Doubles Potential in Year

One of Rockvlles infant industries has announced
completion of expansion program than doubling
its production potential after just year of operation
The Airflow Company, at 400 s. Stonestreet ave. has
taken all of the building originally shared with two
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Steers Heads
County COP
Delegation

Newton I. Steers. jr., and Mrs.
Mary E. Caldwell have been
elected chairman and vice-chair-
man, respectively, of the Mont
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02
Places, Everybody;
The Shows Beginning

French and Maryheen Sensabaugh husband-wfe
team engaged by Rockville to produce its Centennial cee-
braton this summer took up residence here this week
start planning events hghlghting the observance