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, 1962-09-04
Young Democrats to
Rdffle Down Payment
on Modern Home Lot

st. Croix Young Democrats Or
ganization today announced that
in an effort to raise funds for the
coming campaign, they will rattle
the down payment on a modern
house plot situated in the new
Golden Rock subdivision.
In announcing the rattle, Young
Democrats President Canute
Brodhurst, Jr. said the Democrats
felt that the choice Of land and a
decent house was a particularly
appropriate prize since it Symbol
lizes the Democrats concern for
better housing for Jul people.
The prize winner will receive a
modern two-bedroom house of
concrete block construction, locat-
ed in the Golden Rock sub-divi-
sion, complete with paved and
lighted streets, potable water, els
tern and sewage connections. The
house will be located within walk
ing distance of schools, shopping
centers and the hospital. The win
ner will simply be required to take
over the monthly payments as if
he were paying rent.
Tickets for the rattle will go on
sale on September IA at the Dem
ocratic Nominating Convention.
The cost of those tickets will be
one dollar.
, 1962-09-04
Airport Committee
Sends Petition to
Civil Aeronuutics Ad.

The Virgin Islands Airport Com
mittee, through its chairman At
torney r. H. Amphlett Leader,
forwarded a petition to the Civil
Aeronautics Board endorsing the
application of Indies Air, Inc.
for a franchise to serve the Virgin
Islands from Puerto Rico, and
urging that the Board grant i'm
mediate hearings to Indies Airs
application under Docket No.
1878, filed a year ago.
Attached to the petition was a
list of signatures of citizens urg-
ing that a hearing be given the
applicant and for the granting of
a franchise at the earliest possible
date.
Mr.. Leader in his covering let
ter concludes: '@The Committee
and the signatories to this petition
feel there is an urgent need for
additional air transportation facili-
ties to the Virgin Islands, particu-
larly to and from the island Of st.
Croix. The potentials of this island
have not been fully developed
with the present and past air
transportation available"
The letter and petition were du-
ly notarized by the Deputy Clerk
Of the United States District Court.
, 1962-09-04
Five Persons Escape
Injury In Collision On
Center Line Rood

A Chevrolet sedan, CP3161, OPP
Grated by Pablo Maldonado col
lided almost head-on with a Chew
rolet station wagon, CP 1859, op-
Grated by Lavriston Joseph, which
was travelling in the opposite di-
rection on the Center Line Road
at Bethlehem, near the crossing.
The right headlamp, bumper
and right fender Of the sedan were
damaged; the front fender and
door and right headlamp of the
station wagon were damaged.
In the car with Maldonado were
Natalie Pensa, Juan Pensa and
Jose Manuel Ayala. Lavriston was
alone. Police gave Maldonado a
ticket for careless driving.
, 1962-09-04
Indies Air Asks C.A.A.
For Irn1nediute
Public Hearing

Indies Air, Inc. announced today
the filing of a petition to the Civ
il Aeronautics Board in Washing
ton, DC. for an immediate public
hearing on its one-year-old appli-
cation to provide competitive air
service in Puerto Rico and the
Virgin Islands.
Supporting petitions to the Civil
Aeronautics Board have also been
filed by the Chambers of Com
merce in both st. Thomas and st.
Croix and a special supporting res
olution was passed and submitted
to the Civil Aeronautics Board by
the Virgin Islands Legislature.
Robert Forrest, president of Ind
air, stated that the Civil Aero
nautics Board has not attended the
matter of local air service in the
@Puerto/ Rico-Virgin Islands area
for oFet fifteen years and it was
highA me examination of the area
.4elds vas made.
- CafbAir has also been urged to
SUPPORT a fast hearing in a letter
to Dicnisio Trigo from Forrest on
the grounds that it is in the pub
lie interest and that also of Carib-
air to have the Civil Aeronautics
Board survey the local service pic
ture and take definite action.
Indair expects ultimately to
compete with Caribair only on
very limited route segments since
Indair's expansion within Puerto
Rico and beyond st. Thomas and
st. Croix to the British Virgins
will be with VTOL or STOL Air
craft.
Forrest stated that st. Thomas
and st. Croix will always be Serv-
ed by modern fixed-wing aircraft
since they have adequate airports
but that the greater part of ex-
panding Puerto Rico and all the
smaller islands needed local air
service which could be provided
because of the terrain only with
VTOL aircraft.
Indair is currently negotiating
with Sikorsky for possible use of
the S-65, passenger version of the
famed Flying Crane.
, 1962-09-04
First Federal & Loon
Association Opens
Brunch In 81. Thomus

The First Federal Savings and
Loan Association of Puerto Rico
held pre-inaugural ceremonies in
connection with the opening of a
branch office in St. Thomas, at
3 pm. yesterday.
The office is located on Veter-
ans Drive, Charlotte Amalie.
, 1962-09-04
Virgin Islunds Police
Will Soon Weur New
Snuppy Uniforms

All members of the Police De-
partment of the Virgin Islands
will soon be attired in natty new
uniforms. Commissioner of Public
Safety Otis Felix has secured
funds from the Legislature for the
uniforms.
Orders were placed with one of
the leading firms in Miami. All
members of the force, from the
Commissioner down to the Patrol
man, will be uniformed; although
the Commissioners will not be
obliged to wear them except on
special occasions, it was learned.
, 1962-09-04
Contributions OF
Musical instruments
Urged For Kings Hill

Mrs. William A. Gregory, in a
letter to the Avis several weeks
ago, stated that the residents at
the Herbert Grigg's Home at
Kings Hill are DESTROYS of organ
izing a band.
An appeal is being made to any
, 1962-09-04

one having any type of musical
instrument to contribute, either
leave it at the Avis office or call
Mrs. Gregory.
, 1962-09-04
Truffic Policemen In
Puerto Rico Finds His
Mother Is Victim

Traffic Patrolman Jose Garcia
Morales hurried to the scene of an
accident on Highway 26 in Caro-
lima, Puerto Rico, on Saturday af-
ternoon, discovered that the VIC
tim was his mother.
Mrs. Acadia Morales Diaz, As,
was killed when the car she was
driving along the narrow road
linking Baldorioty de Castro Av-
enue and the 65th Infantry High
way, crashed into a wall.
Mrs. Morales passed away while
being taken to the hospital. Luis
Cruz Figueroa, who was with her
in the car was slightly injured.
, 1962-09-04
United States And
Cunudu In Muneuver
To Test Defenses

Plans of the United States and
Canada scared into the air yes
terday in a maneuver called "Sky-
shield, to test its air defenses.
The planes controlled an area over
fourteen million square miles of
the North American continent.
During the period of exercises
all civilian aircraft were grounded
for a five and a half hour period.
Only emergency flights were per-
mitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
COMMONWEALTH

SPACIOUS FUNCTIONAL
1884 Livingston rd.. oxon Hill
5 spacious b.r., lse. closets. Ia
P ~. sll. WITT VITA firepl.' den, screened
porch, 2 rec. rms. with firepi.s
/ with bar, Ice. wooded lot (24;-
40S 50. IT,, dbl.-car gar. with
tool rni., patio, with barbecue and
fish pond, $3.50 dn. FLA loan
500 500, Open Saturday and Sun
day, CHI. $500, 562-1s73.
COW. ioc., beaut, home. II rms.
2 tile baths, gar. for 8. one fare
. 51ne; pEArry co mn 4-ss11
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ADELPHI REALTY, REALroR

BELTSVTLLE-GI. no down. Bis
3-bedrm.. full bSmt. with partial
finished rec, I'm. and Workshop
Lee. lot with trees. GREENBEL I
REALTY CO.. Realtors. OR.
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AUTH Road

AUTH ROAD
S16,05O
10 per cent down and assume large
FLA loan with no qualifying on
this lovely 3 bedrms.. sep. din.
rm... screened porch and large
level lot with trees, COW. location
and city utils.
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SPRINGRROOK

On beautifully Handicapped and
wooded 1b-acre sits this. lovely
3-bedrm. brk. rambler wlfull bsmt
OUTSTANDING VALUE
For only $4,000 in this estate area
Dir: Kemp Mill I'd. to Stoning-
ton ar, right to Remington and
open house at 1230S, open 3 to
dark
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ALL-BRICK rambler w/foyer entr.,
like new. on acre, wIfull bsmt.'
baseboard h.:w.h;, storm windows
s ana firep i in li R0i nm. Only Si7,.
800 and TASK Mr.. Hamilton"
CE. 6-S234.
M. LEO STORCH sP. $4,000
ALL-BRICK RAMBLER
SIb,5oO full pricei vA-FHA terms.
rn., level College Park lot, storm
windows. drs. Real plaster walls.
HAGAN REALTY, INC, UN. 1888
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APPROVED-S2O.5OOI
ASSUME

A real sparkler on Ice. lot
w/trees this better than new
brick and frame rambler Is
located in cow, Carrollton.
Close to schools, shopping
and swimming pool. 8 bed
rms, IN baths and finished
rec. rm,, all incl. in this
sumo payments Of S12s.50
for everything. See 1t today.
PALERMO & co.
IA. 1855 WA. 7-79t
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GRAY-KESSINGER.

GRA Y-kESSlNGER
REALTORS JU. $500
TAKOMA PARK, zoos Greenwood
ave.-3 bedrms., den, lge. custom
built kit, patio, wall-to-wall car
pet, garage. Open Sun. or By
apt. BY OWNER. JU. 5-8074.
TAKOMA PARK-Spacious, 5 bed
rms, 2 baths, new kit. and plumb
ing. ReaS. dn. payment. Vacant.
Open 1878. 1901 Garland. 949-
TAKOMA HOME AND INCOME
Just listed Off Carroll ave-
bedrms., 2 baths, sep. din. rm
firepl. in owners quarters. Small
terrace apt. with sep. entr., rent
500 mo. S17,750. Call JU. 5-1661
Greater Maryland Prop, JU. 9-124(
TAKOMA-LANGLEY-Quiet street
near stores, schools and bus
Grac. 3-bedrm. Colonial, firepl.,
den, 2h baths, Wv. carpet, rec.
rm. $4,000. OWNER, HE. 4
4467.
TAKOMA PK.-Lovely large 6-bed-
rm., 2-bath home, has 2 kitchens,
2 bedrms., bath on LIST fir, rec.
nm, bsmt. w/exit. Zoned for apis
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor. 949-1950
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COUNTRY cLUB-A
Stu sturdy Colonial s1ID Wltiargs , iSi 5
was washer, Su bedrns MS enciosed
porch, garage, all this on 100
It. front corner lot and priced
at S1l 800. owner says give me
an offer.
HILLS. you can't beat
this 3-bedrm. Colonial enywhere
for S12.950. and your choice Of
its on . beautiful est. front
lot, family-size din. rm.. modern
kit, rear porch, fun bsmt., better
see 1t this weekend.
ST. JAMES PARISH. q comfortable
Colonial close to every thing, 3
large bedrms., q friendly din. rIn.
that invites you to meals, o rare
kitchen w/table space and with
out that crowded feeling. This is
an ideal home for a large family
FILA terms, Total price only
$4,000 and worth more.
sEABRooK ACRES, q stately Co.
lonial, center-hall entrance, mod
ern firepl. highlights the living
room, CHEEKY din. rm. for family
or entertaining; Q step-saving kit
w/dishwasher, disposal. and nc
crowded feeling, q bright airy
basement with plenty Of room for
recreation. AL on Q. beautiful
corner lot near everything. FILA
approved and only S21,960 trades
considered.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC
AP. 7-7774 AP. 7-2175
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HILLANDALE
NICHOLAS
REALTOR
HE. 4-1000

SPRINGBR0OK-3h acres OF roll
ling land surround this immense
rambler home with 2-car garage,
center-hal plan, full daylight
basement, near all schools. GRAY.
kbESSINGER d CO.. INC. JU. 8.
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CARROTJTON

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rambler
din. area. A-acre cor. lot, rec:
rm., storm windows. FLA 500
down. CT or assume. sP. 3-3641.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
SUNDAY Ia

2911 COLLINS AVE.
wooded level corner lot,
very large brick, 2-bedroom ram
bier. screened porch, full base
p psR fa on ao ba 1eoSe' ave- Sfoy toti
Georgia ave. Just above Wheaton
shopping center), right on Collins
to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

BELAIR-THE COUNTRY CLUB
Der. This home is the most ultra
modern in the entire area. The
most in extras including 4 bed
rooms, separate din rIn., 8 baths,
large ultramodern KIT. and 2-car
garage. Featuring most desirable
lot: 277-0510, or BYRD REALTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

BELTSVILLE-Brick rambler, like
new, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, sep. din.
rm., full daylight bsmt.. large
model kitchen. carport, carpet and
many extras. S30,960. Dial 434-
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
= MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcONTlNuEDl

SILVER sPRING-Lovely spacious
3-bedrnn.. 2-bath brick rambler
on wide. quiet 81. within walking
distance to Wheaton Plaza. Spot
less throughout. Beautiful flowers
and shrubbery: SCI 1850, about
$4,000 required. 10. 4-S4s0. No
agents.
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WOODSIDE PARK
GARDEN SPOT

115 EAST FRANKLIN
Beautiful one-owner home on bus
line, separate Ching room. lovely
screened porch off living room,
center-hall I,lan, 2 large bedrooms
upstairs, hot-water heat: S1q,950.
Franklin ave. to home near
Flower ave.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER sPRNG-Just built for
you, desirable 3-bedrln.. 2-bath
split has family rm., din. rm. and
lge. kit, plus scr. porch, fully air
cond. FLA appraised. $4,000 and
"OK'D 4 TRADE"
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- e nII2EYIy 70 9. NSH & 5NEa

Brick Colonial. SIs.S5o, $3.50 On,
and $s0.25 per mo. FLA. Full
bsmt., sep. din. rm., bedrms.,
Anchor fenced, corner lot, close
to public and Catholic schools: 70
call. Our zeal to serve you Is
matched only by our desire to see
that you get lasting satisfaction
d., yo,,r Communication with ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19
Gorbac|l Wins
Austrian Vote

VIENNA, Austria, Nov. 10
(AP) Chancellor Alfons Cor
bach's Conservative People S
Party picked up strength and
won a plurality in Austrian
parliamentary elections yeSter-
day for the sixth consecutive
time since World War II.
The Conservatives were I'M
able, however, to capture a ma
jority which might allow them
to govern alone, and all signs
pointed to a continuation of
the Conservative Socialist CO.
alition. The Communists were
again shut out of parliament
and suffered losses in the
popular vote.
At stake were 1855 seats in
the chamber of deputies. The
Conservatives captured 81, an
increase of two over the last
parliamentary elections, in
1859.
The Socialists, who had been
only a seat behind the Con-
servatives with rs, dropped to
rs. The right-wing Freedom
or Liberal Party again captured
eight seats.
Complete unofficial returns:
Austrian Peoples Party 1924
579 Q,928,043 in 1850, Social
list Party 1,96O,59O (1,953,93
Freedom Party 314,596 1885,
11O) and Communist Party
135,482 (142,57S). The New
European Federalist Party won
81, 535 votes.
Mr.. Gorbach, the Conserva-
tive Party leader who is ex-
pected to continue as chancel-
lor, called the vote a "confir-
nation of popular faith in our
party" His campaign was tied
largely to Austria's plans to
associate with the European
Common market despite Soviet
Premier Khrushchev's objec-
tons that such a move would
violate the Austrian peace
treaty pledging the country tc
neutrality.
After the results were in
Mr.. Gorbach said it would be
one of the most important
tasks of the new government
"to achieve principal aim
the association of Austria with
the Common Market"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19

There really are gargantuan
straight lines on the surface of
Mars, according to a new book
published by the Lowell Observ-
atory and the Air Force.
There is no reason to believe
these are man-made objects
real canals, for instance-ac-
cording to the author, but there
is something very puzzling
there, he adds.
The book, "A Photographic
History of Mars" was written
by Earl C, Slipher, a Lowell
Observatory astronomer. DR..
Slipher has spent more time
studying Mars than has any
other person.
The Air Force Aeronautical
Chart and Information Center
sponsored the publication be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19
Challenging Book Deals
With Mortion Canals

cause Air Force researchers
wanted to assemble all available
information about q planet
earthly flyers may visit some
day soon.
One of the most interesting
pages of the book carries a
series of pasted-in photographs
of the canals" of Mars. Read
ers are invited to judge for
themselves whether the canals
exist.
The reader can see them
if he looks fast and blinks
a little.
Unfortunately the faint lines
do not reproduce in a news
paper.
while there is room for diff
ferences of opinion as to the
Interpretation of the canals"
DR.. Slipher says, their exist
ence as true markings on the
planet has been clearly estab-
lished." Nearly all skilled OBJ
servers who have used powerful
instruments have seen them, he
says.
Recently some scientists have
tried to pass the canals off as
optical illusions or the boundary
lines between light and dark
areas on Mars. These photo
graphs demolish these conten-
tionS, however, he says.
He does say that there is no
conclusive evidence that Mars
has intelligent life, but it has
some water, a thin atmosphere
and plants. 1t is a desert drier
than the Sahara and produces
great dust storms. Days are
above freezing in the summer,
but it is quite cold at night.
The Republican., 1962-07-05

tied Mir. and Mrs Kemp Cook
near CDrinth, last Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Ellis and
daughter are visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Ellis
near NeNcomerstoWn, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hinebaugh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hine-
baugh were Saturday visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Fulk, near
Underwood
The Youth of the EUB church
attended the Youth Rally on Mon
day evening at the White Oak
church.
Mrs. Lora Markley, of Laurel,
spent a couple of days last week
with Miss Mildred Smith and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Jordan and
Ernie Strawser we're Tuesday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Lewis and family at Corinth They
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Foster at
Sand Flat in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burl McCarty, of
Morgantown, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Schram, of Hammond, Ind, were
Monday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Shaffer.
Ralph Weeks and son, of Pleasant
Valley, spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Edwards and
son, while Mrs. Weeks visited Mr.
and Mrs Marion Dodge and family
in Dundalk. Mrs Dodge was a
surgical patient in a hospital there
The Kings Daughters Sunday
School class of the EUB church
met last Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Harold Hinebaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Markley,
of Jessup's, and Mrs. Lora Markley,
Laurel, we're weekend visitors of
friends and relatives in this area
The EUB Quartet were partici-
pants in the Pleasant District
Methodist convention last Satur-
day at the Methodist church at
Cuzzart, w. Va.
Mrs. Joseph DiSimone and fami-
ly are spending this week visiting
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Holler and
family in Washington, d. c., and
The Republican., 1962-07-05

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adams and
family at Jessup's. Angela will re-
main for a visit with the Adams
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Fike and
daughters are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Quinton Pase and family at their
summer home, Tall Timbers, Md
They also visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Holler and family in Wash
ington, d. c.
The Youth Fellowship of the
EUB church held a picnic last Fri
day evening at Harrington Manor
Mrs. Luther Jordan, Ernie Straw
ser and Ruby Hebb spent Friday
visiting Mr. and Mrs Isaac Huff
man at Evansville, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Adams, of
Cumberland, were weekend guests
of Mrs. Stella Adams and son.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dewitt
and family spent the past week
end and part of this week with
relatives in Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knots
and sons, Akron, o., visited Mr.
and Mrs. George Knots and other
The Republican., 1962-07-05

Hior department instead of Mrs.
a'a Edwards. and Mrs Gloria
Sew vas instructor of music.
assisted by Patty Michael and Neil
Giooni
Mrs Gertrude Scbold and Mr..
auJ Mus Cecil SobOld entertained
tIr u3 AlIs Neil FosS. Arlington,
Va.
r and Mrs Walter Swauger
and family entertained Mr.. and
Ahs sam Gardner, kettering, Eng
land
Nrs Margaret Baum, Casa
GraHdC Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Baum and daughter, Somerset, Pa;
uj Mrs. Alice burst and son. Ma
aadorc, O. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Miller.
Nr and Mrs. Louis Michael and
children Oakland, were visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John Hcrshbergcr
Miss Sue GICrshbcrgcr is spend
ing ,le summer at Ocean City. N.
Mrs. Clcda Baker, Mrs. Vera
Morrill, and Mrs Alberta Warwick
have returned home, having at
tended Rural Women's Short
course at College Park for a week
Mrs. Baker received her eight-year
pin
AIR. and Mrs. p. Raymond Shaffer
and family Baltimore, visited Mr.
aud Mrs. Darrell Stahl and family
Archie Werrick and son, of Nir-
ua. visited MIR and Mrs John
Folk.
r and Mrs Albert Divcly and
sons. Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs
William Mccullough and daugh-
.ers we're guests of Mr. and Mrs
Wavue Dmst aud daughters.
Ar. and Mrs Harry Huff and
children. Rockville, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Hulf
The Rev. and Mrs. David Fetter
and son were Friday evening
quests oil 1lr and Mrs. Harold
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Miller at
tended the wedding Of Nancy
Pauline Williams, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Benjamin Williams,
The Republican., 1962-07-05

relatives last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Graham
and daughters were recent visitors
of relatives in Pisgah, W. Va.
Rev, and Mrs. Dale Bittinger
and family, Knoxville, Tenn, and
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bittinger and
family, of Grant Park, H., are
vacationing this week with their
mother. Mrs. Dewey Bittinger and
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Shaffer and
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Iret Ashby are Wis
iting in Virginia.
Mrs. Willard Dewitt and Mrs.
Allan Dewitt attended the alumni
banquet at Terra Alta last Satur-
day evening.
The Republican., 1962-07-05

National guardsmen from this
area attending camp are Leo Me
Bee, William Bowman, Robert De-
Witt, Julius Bolyard, Don Shaffer
and Larry Alexander. They are at
Camp Pickett Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Hutchinson,
MorgantoWn, spent several days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Iret
Ashby.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Knots, of
The Republican., 1962-07-05

Akron, O., who have been vacation
ing in Canada have returned. Their
children, who stayed with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ELL
wood Adams, returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mersing and
son, of Terra Alta. were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Scott and family
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
By: JOYCE
EASY DOES IT

Hair styles this summer are de-
signed for easy living. Wash n
wear. do-i+-yeursslF, or drip n
dry-fhsf's how the siylists are
describing these ingenious. pretty
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Cerebral Palsy
Program Addition

Mrs. Genevieve Bender, execu-
tive director of the Cerebral
Palsy Association of Mont
gomery County, announced to-
day that an all-day class and
two way transportation service
are being added to the Cerebral
Palsy Center school program
which begins on September A.
The school, located in the Jes-
up Blair Community Building,
Jesup Blair Park, Silver Spring,
offers a comprehensive program
of special education, psychology
cal evaluation as well as physi-
cal, occupational and speech
therapies for handicapped chill
dren between the ages of 3 and
6. Special therapies are given
only upon the direction of the
family physician. The school is
approved by the Maryland State
Department of Education.
Registrations for the fall term
are now being accepted. For APP
plications or further informa-
ton, call Mrs. Bender on
JU. S-4075.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

sr dos save . lot Of fuss and
bother.
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