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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SeOI 80

THIRD RACE - Purse. $1,000: .
Prime: stuart tG'do,A GI9.:.so' no mo SEA
Mike G. tHeckmann) 1870 "a
Prince Dale (Vincifora) S.iO
Dallas, Boloman. Priam Prince,
Greek Money. Dormello Boy, Buddy
Fischer Fischer risky y Son, Victor Lee. pine,
FOURTH RACE - Purse. S1,70o;
Claiming: 4-year-olds and up: fur
Hudson Flash tMion) eco 500 s.so
Glen Graham (BroussardJ 100 Ia
Bobby Rit tDeroin) 3.aO
Jet jay. Jacquelin j.. Becks Man,
Stoker Pike, Senior Moe. Time, 1;l2+s
=, , FIFTH FIFTH RACE RACE ia. Purse, 500;
Miss Broker tBr'rdD 1900 500 SEQ
Round Head tBargemenke) 1880 a.8O
Houston Girl tHettineer) 90
Fat @ Pine. Cygnus: Treasure
S .s1s T Fiess Money Mons Hip Work HS-
Paddock and Grissom entry ..
SIXTH RACE-Purse. S",uou: claim
ms; 4-year.olds and IN. q furlonss
I In s:sssss R Riis1%. $40 s re 3sS
World Traveller Ueteuns) $50
Hish Adventure, JAYS Trust, Cap
tain ouics Richard K.' Amite City.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: al
lowances; 4-year-olds up, ~. miles.
Santiago tHernandez) 40 $50
Tenacious (Meaux) $50
Fighting King, Nivrae. Maneam.
Time, 1:46hs.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; al
lowances: 3-year-olds: II. miles.
King Of Kent'ky tN'o) $40 40 $40
Bass Clef tBroussard) $50 500
Prince Merida tMeaux) 4.i0
Colonel Ovid O., Orleans Doge,
Dudes Reward, Summer Rain. Time,
:45ls.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 add
ed; handicap; 3-year-olds and up q
Mary's Potential tM'D 40 $40 $50
Gleeman CVincifora) II.8O $40
Road House tHernandez) 3.JO
Marty Dee. q Roses Gem, Mt. Olivet'
Tony Graft. Safe Message, More
Showers. Time. 1l17S.
a M II. Van Berg entry.
TENTH RACE - Purse, Si1OO:
claiming: 4-year-olds and up: IL.
The orator tGuytcn, $50 $50 2so
Biz Circle tHeckmann) $40 ala
Pop Andrew (Meaux) $50
Hard-Ses. King Of Chi. Jeff's Fu-
ture. Black question and Noble Court.
Time, 14s4S.
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LiIIis UnhoppyWith Bowie opening,
But Still Supports His Winter Dates

degrees and hung" to use a
racing phrase. In the heated
grandStand and clubhouse fans
were snug, of course, and those
who braved the elements were
well prepared.
Patrol judges Sterling Young
and Larry Abbundi said it
wasn't bad on the track until
the wind blew, which was fire.
quently. Jockeys, naturally,
were encased in Long Johns"
and didn't seem to mind their
brief excursions on the track.
A light snow fell early in the
morning and a few flakes drift
ed down during the afternoon
as some anxious souls scanned
the skies for a clue to another
possible downfall. The sun was
out before noon, vanished, then
re-appeared later in the day
disguised as a pale. orange ball.
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Owner Spurns
$5OO,0OO Offer
For Garry Back

MIAMI. Fla, Jan. 81 (AP).-
Jack Price said today he ha,
rejected. an offer Of $500,00C
for Florida bred Garry Back
one Of the leading Kentucky
Derby prospects.
Price, a Miamian. said, 81
have decided to keep him and
1t isn't because Of the price.
He admitted, however, that he
had been tempted to take the
offer, made by a syndicate.
II said some time ago that
II anybody offered me $500,0oC
for Carry Back, I'd take it,
Price said. But when it came
right down to selling the colt
I decided not to do it.
After all, there is a lot Of
big stakes races coming up and
I want to run him in them.
Carry Back. son of Saggy
raced 81 times as a 2-year-olc
and won five. including thu
Garden State Stakes, Cowder
and Remsen. He finished sec.
ond four times and third -four
times, while earning 1886, 299
The colt is a stretch runner
reminiscent Of another Florida
bred. Needles, who won the
Flamingo, Florida Derby. Ken
lucky Derby and the Belmont
Stakes in 1856.
Garry Back has not raced
since November but is working
out and probably will make his
first start on his 1861 campaign
in the Bahamas at Hialeaf
February /. He Is being pointed
for the 100000, Flamingo Feb
ruary Is.
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placed on the bar without wor-
rying about someone Spilling
booze on your coat. There was
a choice of seats in the Pine
Room lounge.
Even in the grandstand bet
ting ring, where the crowd ad-
journed after each race to
keep warm, it wasn't bad. That
area drew more customers than
the club house, but it wasn't
like a normal Saturday when
standing room is at a premium
Nine d. c. Buses
j. D. Meyers, who was in
charge of nine D. C. Transit
buses that brought $50 fans al
1920 a head Ground trip tc
the track, reported no trouble
at all, although drivers were
extra cautious.
The thermometer reached 2t
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Terp WrestIers
Win Over Navy.

Eugene Keris decisioned Bob
Smith in the 157-pound class Of
the fifth match and gave Mary
lands wrestling team an 1873
victory over Navy last night at
Cole Field House.
Nays Dick Royston. deci-
stoned Richard Giudi. 5-1, In
the 167-pound event. but Mary
land already had clinched the
meet.
The Terrapins won the first
five matches by decision and
took the 177-pound bout the
same way. Navy Heavyweight
John Griffith. pinned Roger
Shoals in 1:26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22
BY LEWIS r. ATCHISON
star staff Writer

Next year." Don Lillis said,
surveying Bowie's snow-swept
landscape, II think the thing
to do is open the meeting and
not tell the weatherman."
The trim, steel-eyed presi-
dent Of Bowie Race Course
wasn't happy about yesterdays
attendance of s.2S1. a far cry
from the 10000 anticipated be-
fore Thursday nights snow
storm. The mutuel handle Of
$7l1,072, also we'll below the
average Saturday handle, didn't
tighten his spirits. But the New
York financier was not discour-
aged about the future.
Next year we hope to open
on New Years day." Lillis said.
when you race in February
you may as well race in Janu-
airy. People forget that both
January and February fall in
the same cycle-winter. Spring
doesn't begin until March 81"
Early Opener Frowned Upon
Bowie opened February f.,
the earliest in Maryland his
tory, last year. And when Lii
lis asked for and received per-
mission to open the 1861 meet
ing yesterday many persons
thought he was asking for
trouble.
IT we had opened a week
ago, or two weeks ago." he
added, I'VE would have had
fine racing weather. I can't out
guess the weatherman. All we
can do is bet on the law OF
averages. and so far they've
been in our favor"
William Zakoor, we'll known
Maryland horseman who has
owned and trained horses for
years, echoed Lillis' sentiments.
Can't Outguess Weather
You might as we'll race the
year around" Zakoor said, be
cause trying to outguess the
weather is like those customers
at the windows trying to out
guess these horses. An off day
now and then because of the
weather doesn't hurt anything.
1t might even help some of
these horses who are trained
so much they could use a day
of rest"
But the off crowd, blamed on
baleful forecasts of more snow,
hazardous driving conditions,
etc., turned Bowie into a 50
players paradise for the day.
Immediate service was available
at any one of several eating
places. Both elbows could be
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Fl. Myer Routed
By Fl. Dix, 1915

Fort Dix, a power among
Service basketball teams,
crushed Fort Myer, 96-76, yes
terday at Fort Myer.
Bill Telasky. q George Wash
ington University product,
scored "a points. and Lonnie
West. ex-Wayne State star,
contributed 20 points to lead
the New Jersey team to its 18th
victory in 10 games.
Rufus Hawkins, who played
at Oakland (Calif.0 City Junior
College, had led Fort Myer with
% points. Myer has a 1919
record.
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Maryland Swimmers
Trounce PITTSBURGH

Maryland University's SWIM
ming team broke five varsity
records, one Atlantic Coast
Conference mark and one pool
record as it swamped Pitts
burgh. 1913, last night in the
Cole Field House pool.
Maryland won nine of the IL
events for its seventh victory
in nine meets.
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Maroon Mutmen Win

ST. ANDREWS. Del. (Spe-
ciaD Episcopal High Schools
wrestling team lost its first
meet OF the season to strong
st. Andrews, 24-l4. here yes
terday. The Maroon won three
matches by decision and one
by a pin.
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Suntu Anitu Results
BY the Associated Press

| FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
Ksamiehai (HsTmatsI Soc SO Zoo
Thunder Bug tMartin) SEQ $50
Cousin Bill (Maese) 4.4C
-, Blue ue. Meta k. Muffin e., Le.
Guileless. Dixie's Darling. Feramorz
Time, l:11.
! SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000;
Prstorisi Waiena'iT i. a sac MIS- asa
Ardent Love IeOnardD $50 800
Activer uonEdenD Ala
Jack Outlaw, Equi Host. Pyrrhus
brakes Bay. Eddie's Alibhai. Ambiel
Eta France, Bill Leen, Fabulist. Time,
l:4l's.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: al
n! csS;i,.syy 's.m5 isse ss'N go
Two And Whiri tRuErerD 1850
Testimony. Rev Truckle, Stan the
Man. Mr.; Blast. Rableroi Park Royal
Time, 1:l1as.
~ FOURTH RAcEMnPurse, $500: al
pr. J, Howard (s'em'D $50 80 2.sO
swaps Kin tPiereeD 400 $50
Rob BOB. King Moish., Bob II
LINZ I.US'S.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
Ing: -year.olds and up; 8 furionSs.
Executor tMoreno) 1880 $50 $50
No Teasing (Shoemaker) 44G
Queens Choice, Flaws Bow, Mohan-
sic, Goshen. Likeness. Assigned Risk,
CduTragh Dor. Distant Shore and
Sonomak. Time. 1:10ls.
SIXTH RACE-,Purse, $4,000 add
New Policy ttvaIenIaj 500 a.4o $40
Free Copy uonEden) 1880 1.6O
Oink tGilliEan) 32O
Sea Orbit, American Comet, Windy
Sands. Divine Comedy, Finnegan,
O1eddah Pat. Time. 1:44as.
SEVENTH RAcE-purse s.5.ooc
added; the San Marcos Handicap: 4.
year-olds and up: / V miles on the turf
Anisado iValenzuela) $40 ~ 20 III. ga
Scotland tShOemaker) 100 4. OO
How Now tBurns 3,2G
Eddie Schmidt. Gawain, Resolved,
shutdown II. Geechee Lou. Twentyone
Guns; Don't Alibi: I Gilmore, flop
DOUBLE Time. l:59as.
scratched-KinR o'Turf. BalsarrocS
Boy.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. 5000,
claiming; 4-year-olds m. j.. miles
Orbits TOP tPieree) 1900 100 500
Fair Dawn tShoemr) 800 3.?G
Pamet tBurnS) n On
SARATOGA Book. Trumpet. Blue G..
Line O'Flre. Field Day, Topplc. FlaShy
foken. Mister BoEEs, Airport II. Time,
.i32S
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As Add Pitcher

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 81 (AP)
Robert Flynn, l8-year old
pitcher from Ell Segunda. Calf.
was added today to the regular
roster Of the Athletics. He had
a At record with visalia, Calf. :,
last season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22

ARCADIA, Calf. Jan. 81
(AP).-New Policy captured
the $28.550 San Pascual Han
dicap and earned a shot at the
rich Santa Anita Maturity next
week and Anisado won the
$29.250 San Marcos handicap
today.
Jockey Ismael Valenzuela
rode both winners in the dou-
BILE header at Santa Anita.
Argentine-bred Anisado, a
27-to-l shot, owned by the
Lewis and Ell Peco ranch,
whipped IL rivals in the mile
and one-quarter over the grass
course with Scotland second
and the 8-year-old How Now
third. The time was 1895.
The 7-year-old Argentine
grass specialist, completely
overlooked by the crowd of AS
900, paid $57.40, $24.20 and
$1,000. Scotland with Willie
Shoemaker aboard. paid $3.50
and $500 and How Now $500.
The San Pasqual held inter-
est because Of the presence of
several prospects in the $780,
000-added Santa Anita Matur-
lty next Saturday.
The victory of Ralph loves
New Policy earned him a berth
in the big race for the 4-year-
old division.
New Policy Impressive
The time for the mile and
one sixteenth was 1:41k.
New Policy was beaten in his
last stakes start December 81
by a top Maturity candidate
Tompion. But today he looked
impressive with his length and
a quarter victory over the pace
setting Free Copy.
The Jacnot Stables Oink was
third. New Policy paid $500
$40 and $500; Free Cory
$l7.60 and $3.50 and Oink 49,. o
The public made Oink the
surprise betting choice over
New Policy. Divine Comedy
from the Llangollen Farms with
Shoemaker. was the third
choice but finished dead last
in the field of nine.
Valenzuela gave New Policy
a sharp ride. They never were
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BOYS BASKETBALL

BOYS CLUB OF GREATER
WASHINGTON
MIDGET CLASS
BPO EIks No. is al MeL.an ~
Darsert &C 30 Adelphi 2?
JUNIOR CLASS
GEORGETOWN OptimiSt so Mclean ~
Fails Church go Adelphi ~
INTERMEDIATE CLASS
Mclean 65 Falls Church 10
Freedmans 81 - Silver Hill IS
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In the Black (Sorsensen) 1910 1890
Mordeels. Doric. semeru. vivi Es-
telle, Shady Irincess, Boxwood. Glenn
ats. Time. 1.54+s.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming; 4-year-oldS and up; Ia
Sesis! History H'O 400 also 80
John Fury tBaeza) 1880 500
Dig Me York. asa
Foots. Dark Legacy. Thuries, Date,
Hand and Foot liked. Time. 2;33as.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID Se3s. 90
THIRD RACE : Purse. $4,000: g.
ysar-old maidens: furlones
s Ma;'s stss s1'sF n.r,.el $50 s sGS ?S
Merry Sovereign Cuimone) 61O
Hero'S In. Bernie Go Go, Del Wells,
Bern's Frivoltiy. Mr.. Bicarb, Cayuga,
White Bait. Happy Rambler. Chocolate
Chip. Time, LIS.
allowance: 3-year-olds: 4 furlongs'
RideabOut Ussery) 1850 40 36O
Odds On tCulmOne) $50 80
Baker County CHartacb . 800
Jet. The Sport, Jack Bender. Cross
County. Judo, Iceland, Time. Ibis.
FIFTH RACE = Purse. $1,000; al
GwisnesMi ,rc syeaER2pids od iurI9 az
Jets Pat blum $50 i1O
Roman Lad tHinojosAD 80
Hildy's Beau, King Croesus, Cloud
about. Kid Sullivan, Snow Dune. jay
perry, Bardwell. sarouk, Swift Sands.
Time, l;l22s.
SIXTH RACE-Pursc, 5000; claim
lns; 4-year.olds ana IN: Ia miles
eaps Gsnsv.ra i.t ssr.n.. 1870 SIC
Ships Hill. Billy Blueiay, Funda-
Pope e. Zorro, Whitey's Boy, Top
Sarge. Time. 1883.
SEVENTH RACE Purse. $4,000
the Royal Palm Handicap: 3-year-olds
Yorky 1seIiero $50 $50 $50
Derrick tRotI) $50 400
Better Bee (BaeEa) $40
Francis s., Greek Star, Silky-Satin.
Warlike, Micarlo. a Repioueteo. Time.
a Abdala and Fernandez entry.
EIGHTH RACE---Purse. $4,000: al
Pied d Or tSeilerO 100 800 go
Never Give In tRotD go 200
Best Brother blum $50
Penny Trumpet. Charles Admiral,
Natalie II. Time. l?3as.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
I" ro igs:r1 Rs, up TI sso 'g sno
Teacher tSellersD 4.2O $40
Ekaba tRaegab 40
Crafty Master, Sid Old Boy Re
vodue. Belle Memento. 1dler. On Leave,
Prtpoly. Rstrola, Highlander III. Time,
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Fair Grounds Results


6y tne Associated Preee
FIRST RACE-Purse. S1,70O; claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and up: 8 furiones
Erie County lBorkeD 1890 $50 $50
Mr.. Joe M. (Spraker) ale 4.4G
STAG Line (Heekmsnn) l.l0
Boast. River Gorda, Damrossen, Mr.
Bellevue. Trying Mr., Precosia, waco
Scamp. Time. lib.
SECOND RACE - Purse. Sl7O0.
claiming; Sugar: colds; O. furlongs
Mighty Fleet (Vin'a) "a. 90 1910 6,SO
Arboi Grandee Meadley) T.IO 500
Little Red Miss (Jessop) 3.60
Major Scale. Daring Duchess. Mill
tary Road. Mere Jewel. Miss Goliad
Mr.. Luke, Rocktint Time, l:l4[
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CHARTS OF BOWIE RACES

1ceRyrishtsd. 1881: By TrisnEs Publications. 1nsl
furlongs Post 1880; off at start good driving
Winner. j. L. Nortons b. T. B. BY Jet Master-Reauire
Trainer 8. Fllman Values-$1,625, $500, $780, SIPS
Time. 1913. Cloudy and fast.
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HiuIeuh Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
Ia: 4..ysar.olds and up; Il miles ~
In the Black tSorsensen) 1910 1890
Meturn (Dever) $40
Mordeels. Doric. Semeru Vivi Es-
telle, Shady Irincess. BoXwood, Glenn
ats Time, :54+s
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SECOND RACE Purse. $4,000:
miles.
Social History (H'a) 400 2I.5O S.sO
John Fury (Baeza) 1880 500
Dig Me York; 3.3O
Foots. Dark Legacy. Thuries, Date,
Hand and Foot. liked Time, 2:333s
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furtones 49, O 49, ~
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S q so M NIT ny PEAcE
Handls-S1iaa Total handle-S71l O72. 'N'O0
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse $1,000: 3-year-oId maiden colts
snS ssS h ~ iscnss Pos; s. Of
By Blue Man-Can You. Trainer. r E Jolley Values
-S1,e50. $780, $500, $50. Time, i :O5ts.
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1 MiGhty Monster (Bloek)
Thunder Buster (Espsa)
Sir Chairman tPeake)--
Top Show (Walker) -
a CaunlAA uaetv Wva - a
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowances: 4-year-olds up; : furlongS
Pied dor tSellerS) 100 100 2..O
Never Give In ROTH 80 $50
Best Brother blum $50
East Indian, Ramadel. Culver Relic,
Penny Trumpet. Charles Admiral,
Natalie H. Time. l:?3as.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sese 90

FOURTH RACE Purse, $1,000;
| allowance: 3-year-oldS: u furlongs
| Rideab0ut Ussery) 1850 40 36O
Odds On tCulmOneb $40 400
Baker County tHartacb 0 800
Count Dalmo, Dads Image, Bronze
Jet. The. Sport, Jack Bender. Cross
County. Judo, Iceland Time. l:l3is.
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Freedoms Peace (sh'p'd)
Mid River lGordon) -
Pambo (DeSpiritob -
Adds Lamp tKorte) =
Coiled Bow (Verronel
Wesley Smiley (BiockD
Marjo's Duke (GonZalez)
Dauntless Darrah lEsp'saD
Light Wanted Lefebvre)
Head Dancer (Reg'buto)
King Tar (VasiD
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NINTH RACE-Purse 81 500: eiaiming; 4-year -ods and
vi miles Post 500 off q once start good:
1sJqnex Trainer Gaudet. vaiues-Sl,625, $500 $50
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-15
BY GERALD MOSES
United Press International

NEW IBERIA, La. tUPI) -
Romance and charm of the past
have collided with progress in
New Iberia - the sweetest,
saltiest and most spicy town in
the United States.
This claim of distinction has
nothing to do with the DISPOSE
ton of the citys residents; it
reflects traditional products of
the surrounding country. New
Iberia is in the heart of
Louisiana's sugarcane belt, it's
not far from salt mines on the
louisiana coast, and fiery TIA.
basco peppers are grown and
picked nearby.
To that list of distinctions
add the fact that New Iberia is
in the heart Of the richest oil
country in Louisiana, and has
cheap water transportation at
its doorstep. This is the com.
bination that is changing New
Iberia's economy - balancing
its agricultural activities with
industry.
Oil and gas wells dot the sur
rounding marshes ard cane
fields and sweep into the near
by Gulf of Mexico. A new
canal and port have been con.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-15

ENTIN Ell S eoSFq9l MD.
Saturday. July is. 1851 S
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-15
Growing City
Oil, Gas and Water
Aid Towns Economy

structed to give acc ess to the
gulf, and another canal will
soon link the city with the Mis-
sissippi River near Baton
Rouge.
This new facility mex
pensive water transportation -
has combined with one element
of the city's past to attract its
newest industry = 4 manufac-
turing plant which will use the
fiber of the sugarcane, called
bagasse, to mold transplanting
pots for gardeners and florists.
The plant begins operations
later this summer. The pots de.
compose after they are set into
gardens to provide new plants
with a rich fertilizer. The same
sugar cane fiber will be used
to manufacture in dustrial
safety hats and other products.
The city has grown as rapidly
as sugarcane in the past 20
years. Its population of 29,062
doesn't reflect the growth ac'
curately. Almost as many per.
sons live in nearby towns or
unincorporated areas. Its prop.
erty values, according to tax
roll assessments, have increased
from $15.8 million in 1910 to
| $51.6 million In 1860.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-15
Highs Relocate
Rockville Store

Highs Dairy Products Corp.
Of Washington has opened its
relocated store at 1922 Hunger
ford DIR. in the Midtown Shop
ping Center in Rockville.
According to officials, the re.
location in larger, modern quar-
tiers enables Highs to improve
service to its customers through
expanded facilities and a wider
range of dairy and food prod
ucts. The store was formerly at
304 East Montgomery ave.
Highs has 127 stores in the
District of Columbia, Maryland
and northern Virginia. The new
store will feature Highs milk,
dairy products, eggs, soft
drinks, ice cream, toppings and
baked goods.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-15

known to drink them all.
Most of the youngsters who
swallow the poisonous stuff are
three years old or younger, but
the four and five year olds are
not immune.
Best of all is to keep all
household preparations out of
children's reach. If the young
ones get to the stuff anyway,
make for the nearest doctor or
hospital emergency room.
You can try to induce vomit-
ing yourself, but this should
never be done If the child has
drunk kerosene or anything cor.
rosive.
Since you can't always tell
what's in whatever the child
drank, it is better to let the doc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-15
Keep Cleaners Away From Children
Warns tuberculosis Association

Time was when household
cleaners came in such ugly
containers and smelled so awful
they were kept carefully out OF
sight.
Now many of them are all
dolled up, pretty to look at,
pleasant to smell. So they're out
on display in the kitchen, a dan
ger to inquisitive young chill
dren, announced the Tubercu-
losis Association.
Though practically every
room in the house has its haz-
ards for youngsters, the kitchen
is beginning to take the lead.
Detergents, bleaches, wakes, in
secticides-children have been
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sion sales program.
The office will have 10 full
time statesmen.
Suburban has an additional
office in Rockville for general
brokerage and new house sales,
insurance and property manage
ment. Last year the firm
handled over Sc million in resi-
Dental sales.
They are members of the
Montgomery County Board Of
Realtors, Maryland Real Estate
Association, National Associa'
ton of Real Estate Boards, Ma
tional Institute of Real Estate
Brokers, Chamber of Commerce,
and are licensed in Maryland,
Virginia and the District of Co
lurnbia.
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Realtors Reopen Office
In Kensington Area

Suburban Properties Manage
ment, Inc, have reopened their
Kensington- Chevy Chase office
at 1O730 Connecticut ave-, Ken
sington, with Frank M. Conda-
tore as sales manager.
Mr.. Condatore has been man.
ager of the firms Wheaton-Sil-
yer Spring office and, most re-
Gently, in charge of the subdivi-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-15
AAUP Plans
OIney Benefit

Catholic University of Amer
lea chapter of the American AS
ISOLATION of University Profes-
sors will sponsor a benefit per-
formance of THE Little Foxes
at Olney Theater, Sunday, July
%, at $3.50 pm.
Reserved seat prices are 1925,
$2.75 and $2.25.
Telephone reservations can
be made July 20-23 by calling
co. 5-8489. Mail requests for
tickets can be sent to Box PA,
Catholic University of America,
Washington II, D. c.
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Theater Group
Presents Farce

The fourth offering of the
summer theatre season at the
University of Maryland will be
"The Imaginary Invalid" Moli'
ere's classic farce of doctors,
lawyers and lovers.
THE Imaginary Invalid
opens in the campus theater
Wednesday and plays through
Friday next week. For tickets,
call the university box office,
WA. 1890, Ext. $50. Curtain
time is $3.50 pm.
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tor or hospital take care of it.
Make note of the brand
name or, better yet, take the
container with you.
No matter how pretty the con,
tainer or how pleasant the con-
tents smell, a household bleach
or cleanser can still be highly
poisonous. Don't leave it around.