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Evening star., 1961-04-16
FIN Stations

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MOHday-Sunday.
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WWDC-FM-101.1 Me.-24-houF operation.
WGMS-FM-103.S Mc.-s an. to midnight;
Saturday J an. to I Pm; Sunday SAN.
to midnight.
WeTs FM-s1.s Me.I5 to 10 pm. Sunday
through Thursday.
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day through Saturday.
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We1B-FM 1901 Mes 10 1I:1s p.m. Sun
Day; to Ills pm. Mon. Thurs; 9 Il
s:1S pm: Friday Q to 2:I5 pm. Saturday
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ART NEWS OF THE D. c. AREA
Sarah Baker Paintings
At Watkins Gallery
BY FLORENCE S. BERGMAN
Art Critic of The Star

Sarah Bakers retrospective exhibition at Watkins Gal
lery American University of paintings from 1924 to
1860 pure pleasure The visitor return these beauti
full time and time again. and find something reward
ing. than 60 works include portraits still life and
flowers landscape with figures circus themes musical groups
In fact she do about everything except poor
job.
painting appears effortess an effect which Tin any
medium) requires firm foundation of training
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Mellon Series

The Tenth Annual Series Of
the A. w. Mellon Lectures in
the Fine Arts will begin this
afternoon at the National
Gallery of Art at 4 o'clock.
DR.. Andre Grabar, professor
of Byzantine and Early Chris
tian Archaeology, College de
France. Paris, will lecture six
consecutive Sundays (through
May 2D on Christian Icon
ography and the Christian
Religion in Antiquity"
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several groups. Artists may
obtain entry forms and de-
tails from Mrs. c. r. Spurgin,
Capitol Hill Community
Council, 606 G street Sc,
Washington 3; Lincoln
6-1558. No entrance fee.
An art fair will be held in
Virginia Square, Arlington,
Va. Saturday. May 6, $50 to
4. Open to all painters, no
entrance fee. Sponsored by
the Merchants Association.
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1918, WMAL-Recent releases.
Works by Albeniz, Dvorak,
Falla, Janacek, Brahms and
Schubert.
1l:O5, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1875 Mc.)-Orchestral
Masterworks. Dehus' The
Walk to Paradise Garden.
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to build the painters favorite
mountain with almost no.
thing at all in the way of
paint.
Or Gauguin. The runaway
stockbroker is seen in both
his chief aspects: a spacious
Brittany landscape with Art
Nouveau touches around the
foreground peasants, and one
of the important pieces Of
south sea island magic,
Words of the Devil" That
person is represented by a
venomous serpent arching
out of the foliage behind a
standing nude Polynesian
girl while another woman,
clothed, squats on the ground
in a rather frightening
trance. You can talk about
the flatness of it all and the
disposition of pattern on the
picture plane, but the mes
sage is strong and clear: A
lot more than feasting and
fun went on in the tropical
paradise.
Then there's Van Gogh.
The Dostoyevskian Dutch
man is in the show with a
large picture of white roses
against a green flux. There's
a bit of hysteria both in the
particular green employed
and in the way it's applied.
Those so minded can take
morbid pleasure in the date:
The picture was painted a
few weeks before the artist
killed himself, aged 81, in
1890.
The Hartman Collection
When Mr.. Hartman ac-
quired the Van Gogh, in 1880,
there weren't half a dozen of
his paintings on public view
in this country. The main
line nature Of the Hartman
French holdings does not
mean merely an astute eye
for art futures. The fact is
that until the l930s there
was very little American
appreciation Of the French
achievement Of the 18th and
goth centuries. In that dec
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Other AM Stations

WIhx-is0O Ke.-74-huur operation.
W7HS-73o ke.-DsyIight only.
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WWDC-i2so Ke.-24-hOur operation.
WEEL-13iO Ke.-24-hOur operation except
Monday midnight to 6 an. Tuesday.
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Saturday; Sunday 8 an. to midnight.
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Sunday midnight to S an. Monday.
WDoN-i54O Ke.-DayIlght only.
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WeMs-S7O Ke.-s a.mtO midnight; Saturday
lam. to pm; Sunday 8 am. to midnight.
WPRW-14so Ke,- daylight only.
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harmonic. Seasons con-
cluding broadcast. Leonard
Bernstein, conductor; Vio-
linist Zinc Francescatti.
Works by Brahms and Stra-
whisky, and the New York
premiere of the Bacchanale
by ToShiro Mayuzumi.
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Two at Arts Club

Lyn Egbert'S solo exhibi-
ton in the Arts Clubs recep-
ton rooms, 2017 I street NV,
Is larger than the one she had
in February at the Studio
Gallery in Alexandria, and
has items not shown there.
Eleven of her admirable hand
printed fabrics demonstrate
her versatility in design as
well as her technical skill.
Her spring like "Twigs,"
green, leafy branches on
lighter two-toned green silk,
her restrained "ChevronS" in
two greens on glazed cotton,
and Big Leaf" in four colorS
on coarse linen, are outstand-
ing. She is also showing color
block prints "Bowl of Fruit"
and Three Apples" are par
ticularly good) and free
brush drawings. Her book on
the latter medium is now in
its second edition; a copy is
in the exhibition.
Nearly 40 watercolors by
Carver Miller in the Arts
Clubs gallery provide a sur
vey of his varied handling of
the medium, and his range Of
subjects. Pleasing natural
iStic paintings including
sea and shore subjects from
New England and Virginia;
industrial themes; and Rock
Creek under snow. Pattern
is emphasized in Near Los
"Alamos," oaks and Moss"
and Melting Snow" ALL
over tapestries of color and
pen lines are Spring on
Connecticut avenue"
Wooded Glen" and Fall I'M
presSions," areas of autumn
colorS just revealing the i'm
age; and a number of very
sketchy papers which do not
measure up to the others
(e. g. "Navajos Watching a
Dance"). Biographical data
and professional achievement
are given in a printed cata-
logue available at the gallery.
(Open daily IL to 81
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Studio Show

Mary Bonkemeyer's, third
solo exhibition at the Studio
Gallery, 814 Prince street,
Alexandria, remains through
April 81. This abstract paint
er has participated in group
shows in Washington, Rich
mond and Williamsburg, Va.
She is currently represented
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Form and Feeling

in the Virginia Artists Ex-
hibition at the Museum Of
Fine Arts, Richmond.
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Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
you look and quietly be-
come just about the most i'm
portant thing in the world.
The light has all of Chardin's
impossible blend of tender
ness and strength. The han
die of the knife projects out
from the rest toward the
viewer; the CLINT of light on
its silver bands can break
your heart as surely as any
Tipped maiden under
meath the moon.
The Chardin sets the tone
for most of the Hartman
collection and, for that mat
ter, for the main line of
French painting from his day
to ours. The qualities are
elegance, balance, grace, dig
nifty, joy. Passion, when it
appears, is controlled, but the
control is not imposed from
without. 1t is generated by
passion itself.
The collection picks up the
main line of modern French
painting with a pair of Cour-
bet landscapes, an overcast
day on the beach and a cool
and lovely pastoral. Dancers
by Degas are present in
pencil and pastel and most
charmingly in the only Sculp-
ture in the show, a small
bronze with cloth, Little
14-Year-Old Dancer" The
awkward grace of that pro-
fession at that age was
never more perfectly modelled
and the piece will doubtless
be the popular favorite in the
show.
Too bad in a way. because
there are many more i'm
portant things happening as
the main line moves through
the 18th century and into
our own.
Form and Feeling
Cezanne. for instance. The
old form builder of long ago
is represented by five pic
lures, including a waterside
landscape that does astoniSh-
ing things with reflected
structure, and a great Mont
Sainte-Victoire that seems
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Panoramic View

from this lovely custom hill In
McLean's most popular area;
three bedrooms. two full baths,
separate dining room, modern
place. places: rec; room; wooded lot.
Myers & Hill, Inc.
IA. 4-427O m. 6.8i3a
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FARMS
icoNIIhuEpi

MTDDLEBURG AREA in hunt coun.
try; q charming stone house or
10 acres. 3 bedfms., III baths
double garage, splendid view
Price, S45.000. c. @. TURNER
Broker, The Plains, Va. Telephone
253-5106. q
VIRGINIA BEEF FARM, 3I5 acre.
Good producer; substantial bidgs
Nice country. $4,000.
DAIRY, parlor-type equipment
$$33'000. Terms. 216 ACRES, home
WOODED so ACRES, paved road
5000; $1,000 down. Bal. S6C
ABOUT Two AcREs.-Brick hous,
needs fixing inside. Edge Of nIcC
town. $13,500. WAUGH real
ESTATE AGENCY, Culpeper, va
Phone VA. 5-8602 office; VA, S.
s1S2 residence.
155 ACRES, 100 open; timber value
APPROX. $4,000. IN mi, on Thorn.
ton River; 5-rm. house w/Water
~. 600. .Agt. for RAY T, CAN.
NON, Realtor. JE. 4-3o7A
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{. c. (Bill) EURF
Job ISLAND. Md

BEACH PROPERTY, Hillsmere Is.
tates. BY OWNER. leaving area
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AVIATOR
TRAILERs

BUDDY TRAILER 1860; 55x1O,
fully furn., 3 bedrms.; low down
payment. Call CIR. 3-6S29.
LIBERTY SPENCE CRAFT, 5Ox10
IT,, S-ft. ceiling, front kit, 2
6edrms., brand new. on lot in
College Park; was $6.4as, now
call Mr.. BUSHEE, UN. 4-5iOO.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(coNrlNUED)

Tv SHOP FOR SALE, good income
for / or 2 men: must sell, rea-
sonabie. Must see to appreciate
TE. 6-112S.
Wholesale TOY BUsNESS-Due
sell Immediately; established s
yrs: profits over $4,000 a yr.
This Is q one-man business: must
sell this week; substantial cash
necessary. JOSEPH Z. SISSLER,
Washington Hospital Center. 11O
irving st. n.ws TU. 2-660O,
Ext. 3-E-32
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Have (9 waterfront properties
from $1,000 to S16.sOO. Call me
or come as you are.
Your Resident Broker
T0o nnxyIo HnkL YoIzI Az
Evening star., 1961-03-31
lWATERFRoNr PRoP. SALE
A PLACE

For fun and. family living. 3-bed.
rm. masonry home with al water
prtVils. on Whitemarsh Greek. LiV
rin., din. rm.. kit and bath: BIB.
NV. heat. Well-shaded l5Oxl5O
lot and priced at 50 800
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RROYHILL

Realtors 1900 Lee HWY, AT
IA. 4-1300 Ewes, SUM-, IA. 2-7S2t
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BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

FIRST COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
located on busy o. s. Route / in
Beitsviile: presently used as long
established tavern; has lge, Twins
quarters above. Older BLDG, in
excel. cond., priced to sell. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO., UN
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
=
MCLEAN I

MCLEAN - 3-bedrm., 2-bath RAM
bier; full bsn1t., rec. 'rm., space
for 4th hedrm. $24.40e. OWNER,
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
AIR COND. and PARKING
Low Rent, 50 So. Ft. Up
1106 VERMONT AVE


Large and small office. suites. St.
Il, with display window: newly
dec: jan. serv. s. r. & G., INC.
1104 Vermont CO. 5-5S38
ARLIMGTON TOWERS, sHoPPING
CENTER-6,000 50. it., will par
tition to suit tenant. So 80 per
50. IT. includes all utils., air cond.
and full janitor services. Avail
able immed;; 8 minutes from
14th and F WILLIAM @. BRAKE
FIELD, ia. $4,000.
ARTISTS or PHOTOGRAPHERS studios
500 ? st. NV. Large bright rms,
from SIS per mo Ma. 8-S025.
ARL.-Large and small air-condi-
toned offices in mod. elev. bldg,
complete custodiaI care. suitable
for professional establishment;
ample space for electronies, engi-
neering or similar organization:
81 So. It. up. BRoYHILL BUILD
JAs4-l3OO.
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sUMR. COTTAGE; Lake Memphre-
SSnessgcg gsSS SyStMSS mo "a So eeqERs IlE as,s lassl
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STORE FOR SAFE

Large store. all brick, with 6.rm.
apt. above, IN ne. Must sell 81
once: Small down payment. Call
~. 7-6095; after Q p.Ens o. B.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SAIL
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

ALEX, VA.zDuke & Pickett st.s.-
l00'ft. to 10 acres, zoned. WAPLE
1925 14th st. NV, d. c.
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

ALEX, 623-625 Upland pl-oeo
wash. Pk.,. 60xl30xl65 IT.: viii
qiYice: utilS. Make offer. BOX
12S-V Star.
ALEX.-Wooded corner, l62x2I5
May be subdiyided into 2 lots: al
uttls; vic. Shirley highway anS
Seminary rd. KE. 6-SO72.
ARL., N.-choice level lot. 17,46:
It. in sect. fine homes; SS,95(
incl. all imp. sJAs 2-7S64.
ASHTON AREA-over IN acres
fronting 1928 It. on Ednor I'd.
good for /. 2 or 8 small estates
$4,000 with $500 dn., or Sl4,.
500 cash. OWNER, PO. 2-2IO5
BEAUTIFUL 1 and 2 ACRE HOME.
SITES near Congressional Coun.
try Club; 150 to 336 IT. front.
age; priced $685. and up incl
st. paving. LA. 9-0410.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION
We have 1873 FHA approved build.
Ing lots in the Manassas, Va. area
Sewer and water avail. Excelleni
terms. For furher information cal
Mr.. Frederick, MA. S-1S05, ewes
RA. 6-I24S.
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INVESTMENT PROP. SALE

ANYONE CAN BUY two I-bedrm.
sc, rental area, SMALL DOWN
PAYMENT, FHA, CT or eoIlyen-
tional. T. D. BURGESS, REAL
T0P. RE 6-k20O I'll q,
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LOTS. ACREAGE WAITED

LOTS OR ACREAGE wanted for
houses or apt. Single or group.
HERB BEDFORD, AP. 1886.
WE NEED more lots, acresTe or
farms in ID c, or nearby Md,
KAY REALTY CO RA. R-22OO
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VACATIOR PLACES

STOCKED GOA. LAKE. nr. va
mts.; 80 mi. D. c. Ideal all-yeAI
outdoor fun, $50 yr. JE. 4-7267.
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MIDDLEBURG, VA.

2 STORY stone house In estate area,
unimproved, built 1850. approx.
acres, barn. stream; 100000.
MIDDLEBuRG REAL ESTATE
MIDDLEBuRG, VA.
4. DIAL 703--->MU, 7-632l
CLOSED SUNDAYS N.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
SLEEPY HOLLOW
102-Ft. Rambler

Iva l. Cs ASCA441O1S4
II you want charm, individuality
and seclusion this stunning white
brick beauty will make your
dreams come true: full center
hall, sunken living rm. with over.
size fireplace and lovely view OF
the rear yard, large dining rm.
large electric kitchen with break
fast nook, buffers pantry, den
with fireplace, B bedrms., 2h
baths, all on one level:, gorgeous
Nt-acre level lot with towering
trees and patio: oversize garage
this one can't be duplicated fol
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
216O N, Glebe Rd. ia. 5-0701
SLEEPY HOLLOW-Prettiest stree
in this choice area is the setting
for this beautiful stone front, cen.
ter-hall brick rambler, 3 bed
rooms. 2l5 baths. delightful
kitchen, separate dining room
27x2S rec. rm., wall-to-wall ear
pet like newl. immaculate
throughout. Daylight walk-o
basement with picture window
level yard. MANY trees. Naval Of
ficer transferred. Priced to sci
N the mid-20s.
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MONEY TO LOAN
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

COLONIAL ESTATE-3H acres,
12-room house, bath, electricity,
Sunroom, guesthouse, cement
house, barns and other buildings;
beautiful mountain view, streams,
hard-surface road: near Front
Royal, Va. VIII sacrifice. Apply
to owner, NJ, r. WALLER. Front
Royal, Va. Phone NE. 5-51S5.
FRONT ROYAL, va: skyland Es-
tates, 4 lots on top of mountain;
water, cleo. avail. 45l-1342.
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WATERFRONT

3-bedrm. masonry home on Ramsey
Bay. Liv. rm., kit. and bath. Lge
IND floor dormitory. Shaded lot
Moderately priced at $4,000. Ex.
celleut financfnQ avaiiahIn
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BUILDERS

Finished lots Aspen Hill area-R-9O
wooded, Level. sewer, water, streets
in, ready to 90 now, good SUBJ
ordination group Of 3 to 46. Days,
VIII 6-77OO.
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CLINTON AREA-3OxsO IT. btk.
bldg. "a q. industrial.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
INC. REALTORS
1914 Branch Ave. s.. z. 10. S-7700
Southern Maryland's First Realtor
Evening star., 1961-03-31

OWNER ANXIOUS FOR FAST
SALE - Brick-and-frame 3-bed-
rm. Colonial, Falls Church; full
basement. fireplace in living rm.,
family-size dining rm., beautiful
equipped kitchen with eating
space. All this priced at only
S17,950. Real low, low down
payment. Assume large LIST trust.
Monthly payments SIl6 including
taxes and insurance. ARFAX
REALTY, INC, JE. 4-4n00
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-27
Top Officials
Will Attend
Showcase

County, state and federal
officials will be on hand for
the opening of the first an
nual Montgomery County
Science Industry Showcase
at 1890 pm, today.
The Headquarters Command
Band from Boiling Air Force
Base will play several numbers
preceding the ceremonies.
Eugene w. Wasielewski, asso-
ciate director of the Goddard
Space Flight Center at Green
belt, will officiate at the open.
ing. Wasielewski, a Bethesda
resident, is the principal operat-
ing executive at the Center
which is an integral part of the
National Aeronautical and
Space Administration.
NASA is a principal exhibitor
at the showcase and will be
showing its Mercury Space cap
Sule.
Brief remarks will be made
at the opening by County Coun-
Gil President William F. Hickey
and Silver Spring Board of
Trade President John r. Graft,
general co-chairmen of the
showcase.
Wasielewski is a native of
Wisconsin and a graduate of the
University Of Michigan. He was
associated with a number of
private industrial firms and
from 1947 to 1856 was with
NASA's Lewis Research Center
in Cleveland where he directed
the design and construction of
major engine testing equipment
laboratories and supersonic
wind tunnels. He came to God
dard from the Curtiss-W Wright
Corp. where he directed develop
ment of aircraft engines and
facilities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-27
Satellite to Be Tracked
At County Science Show

Visitors to the Montgomery
County Science-Industry Show
case at the Silver Spring Ar
mory this week will be able to
witness an actual tracking of
Americas Transit IVA satel.
lite, 800 miles out into space.
The signals of the satellite
will be broadcast throughout
the exhibit hall from a tracking
station van outside the armory,
while tracking activity inside
the van will be shown on closed
circuit TV.
Establishment of the track.
ing operation for the benefit
of the thousands expected to
visit the showcase is believed
to be the first for the general
public in this area.
The Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity Applied Physics Labora-
tory of Silver Spring is bring
ing the demonstration to the
public as part of its particlpa-
ton in the science.industry
show.
1t will also have on hand for
public viewing a life-size model
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-27
Shady Grove Entrants Take
Al Grand Champion Honors

l, Leland Pope, Gaithersburg:
2, Mike Stiles, Shady Grove; 8.
Charles M. Schwartzbeck, ir..
Gaithersburg; A, Priscilla Ann
Johnson, Derwood; 5, Rose Ann
Glover, Gaithersburg.
Cow, 3 years, under A
1, Colleen Pearson, Shady
Grove; 2, Connie Joy Mills.
Damascus; 3, Roger Vail,
Boyds; A, Charles M. Schwartz.
becq, jr., Gaithersburg; 5, Nor
man Fraley, Derwood; 6, Dora
Jane Fraley, Derwood.
Cow, A years, under 5
All and FLA
/, Connie Joy Mills, Damas.
Gus; 2, Rose Ann Glover,
Gaithersburg.
OPEN CLASS
l, Robert Stiles & Sons, Shady
Grove; 2, Connie Joy Mills,
Damasuc; 3, Rose Ann Glover,
Gaithersburg.
Cow, 5 years or over
/, Blair Stiles, Shady Grove;
2, Norman Fraley, Derwood.
Best 8 females, any age, bred
and owned by exhibitor
/, Frank Stiles & Sons, Mt.
Airy; 2, Connie Joy Mills.
Damascus; 3, Blair Stiles, Shady
Grove; A, Norman Fraley, Der
wood.
Dam & Daughter (4.H
/, Blair Stiles, Shady Grove;
2, Dora Jane Fraley, Derwood;
3, Norman Fraley, Derwood; 4,
Rose Ann Glover, Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-27

of the Transit IVA, which,
with satellites Injun and GREB
aboard, made up the first triple
header satellite launching in
history from Cape Canaveral on
June %.
The Transit contains the first
nuclear-powered generator ever
utilized in an earth satellite.
Grapefruit-sized, it powers two
of the four transmitters send
ing signals to tracking stations
over the world.
Area residents took part In
the development of the Transit
satellite, which was produced
for the Bureau of Naval
Weapons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-27

Two Shady Grove exhibitors
took the awards in the Mont
gomery County All Jersey Field
Day held Saturday night at the
Agricultural Center in Gathers
burg.
They were Colleen Pearson,
who exhibited the Grand Cham
pion All and FLA Female three
year-old, Basil Cedarine Caro-
line, and Robert Stiles & Sons
of Walnut Farm, who showed
both the Grand Champion Bull
Calf, Walnut Noble Lad, and
the Grand Champion Female of
the show, a four-year-old COW,
Commando Aim Joan.
Ring Mans Lady of DON
brok, a senior yearling judged
Junior Champion of the All and
FLA and Open Glasses, was
exhibited by Albert Scheel, Jr.,
Mount Airy.
The All Fitting and Showing
Contest, with a total of 30 All
club members competing, found
Raymond Howes of Ellicott
City winning in the Jr. Division
while Connie Mills, Damascus,
took the Sr. Division and Over
all Championship Award.
The 81 head of Jerseys were
judged by Howard Stiles, a
former All Club member who
was on Maryland's team repre-
senting the United States in the
international Contest in Eng
land in 1858. Stiles is breeding
Jrsey cattle in Frederick Coun-
ty.
The results of the show are
as follows:
OPEN CLASS
Bull, A months, under 1 year
/, Robert Stiles & Sons, Shady
Grove; 2, Frank c. Stiles, Mt.
Airy; 3, Donald L. Simpson,
Gainesville.
Heifers, Junior Calf
1, Connie Joy Mills, Damas-
Gus; 2, Mike Stiles, Shady
Grove; 3, Raymond Howes, Eli
colt City; 4, Martin Stiles, Mt.
Airy; 5, Bonnie 10 Stiles, Mt.
Airy; 6, Blair Stiles, Shady
Grove.
Heifers, Sr. Calf
!, Raymond Howes, Ellicott
City; 2, Albert Scheel, Jr., Mt.
Airy; 3, Barbara Whip, Shady
Grove; a, Kenneth Stiles, Shady
Grove; 5, Mike Stiles, Shady
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Grove; 6, Kenneth Stiles, Shady
Grove.
All AND FLA
Junior Calf
/, Martin Stiles, Mt. Airy; Q,
Priscilla Ann Johnson, Der
wood.
intermediate Calf
/, Barbara Whip, Shady
Grove; 2, Kenneth Stiles, Shady
Grove; 3, Connie Joy Mills,
Damascus; 4, Mike Stiles, Shady
Grove; 5, Raymond Howes, Eli
colt City; 6, Paul Stiles, Shady
Grove.
Sr. Calf
/, Raymond Howes, Ellicott
City; 2, Albert Scheel, Jr., Mt.
Airy; 8, Kenneth Stiles, Shady
Grove; A, Mike Stiles, Shady
Grove; 5, Blair Stiles, Shady
Grove; 6, Martin Stiles, Shady
Grove.
All, FLA and OPEN CLASS
Heifer, / year, under Is months
1, Bonnie Stiles, Mt. Airy; 2,
Norman Fraley, Derwood; 3,
Blair Stiles, Shady Grove; 4,
Richard Stiles, Mt. Airy; 5, Paul
Stiles, Shady Grove; 6, Ray
mond w. Howes, Ellicott City.
Heifer, Is months, under 2
years, not i'm milk
l, Albert Scheel, jr., Mt. Airy;
2, Melvin Glover, jr., Gathers
burg; 3, Blair Stiles, Shady
Grove; 4, Martin Stiles, Mt.
Airy; 5, Johnetta Stiles, Mt.
Airy; 6 in All and FLA, Bonnie
Stiles, Mt. Airy; 6 in Open
Class, Henry I. & Ruth C.
Sweeney, Silver Spring.
Cow, 2 years and under 8
1, Albert Scheel, jr., Mt. Airy;
2, Blair Stiles, Shady Grove; 8,
Connie Joy Mills, Damascus; A,
Melvin Glover, ir., Gathers
burg; 5, Rose Ann Glover,
Gaithersburg; 6, Margare t
Thompson, Highland.
Cow, 2 years, under 8,
Have freshened at least once
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Military Police
Reserves Leave

Eighty Montgomery County
members of the 800th Military
Police Company of Rockville
left Saturday for Indiantown
Gap, Pa, on two weeks of in
tensive summer reserve train.
ing.
Capt. Lawrence Walton of Sill
yer Spring, company command
er, headed the detachment,
which is participating in the
regular summer training pro-
gram of the military police re-
Servists.