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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
By BONNIE ALTMAN
Star STAFF Writer

Our visit to Portugal was
marred only by the repetition
Of a single, discOncerting ques-
ton: ''YOu Americans-why do
you only come to our country to
get back to the United States?"
Had we been endowed with
foresight, we could have startled
our hosts with the news that
Portugal was on the Threshold
of an American tourist invasionI
Figures released this month
by the Portuguese Information
Office report a IL per cent gain
in Yankee visitors from January
to August of 1963-over the same
period last year. The time is
ripe for a new Europe "find, +"
and it looks as if word on Portu-
gal has spread.
When we left after a mere
five-day visit (guiltily keeping a
transatlantic commitment to fly
home on the appointed date), the
absence Of other American tour
lists had become a puzzlement
to us, too. The little Iberian
country, no larger than Indiana,
has a unique charm that took
US completely by surprise.
Part Of this charm is reflected
by the Portuguese themselves
friendly, Industrious, strikingly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

handsome and among the
worlds dressed citizens.
In Lisbon, even very young
boys appear in suits and ties.
Another reason for the dra-
matte upsurge in tourism is the
incredibly low cost Of living, due
chiefly to a government price
ceiling. lin this respect, it's an
ideal Wind-up destination for the
budget travelerD
Rooms In Lisbon's first-class
hotels can 60 no higher than Sill
a day including all meals. In
the government-built pousadas
(roadside inns) the ceiling is 81.
We Jared even better in the
second-claSS Universe Hotel on
Lisbon's main Rossio Square.
A modern double room with
private bath cost 185 escudOs a
day-about $3.50 each.
According to law, all restau-
rants must serve a half pint Of
local wine free to each person
with lunch and dinner.
Sightseeing prices? II you
don't feel like walking, you
can take a bus for S cents,
pay a penny for a romd-trip
cable-car ride up one Of the
city's hills, or ferry across the
Tagus River for 21k cents.
A ride up Eifel's curious Ele-
vador de Santa Justa costs less
than a cent and you can get a
tasty meal in the restaurant
which sits atop it for under a
dollar the panoramic view
of Lisbon is for free. To COM
plete the price index, fall air
excursion rates which went into
effect last month put the round
trip fare between New York
and Lisbon at $3.50.
Any guide book viii lead you
to Lisbon's chief monuments,
but don't miss its lively contem-
porary features: The colorful
Ribeira market where fishwives
gather each morning, a mile
long thieves market, and Portu-
gals own distinctive version Of
bullfighting - with matadors
astride specially trained horses.
You'll also have the chance to
be the first in your neighbor-
hood to claim a visit to the
changing of the guard at Be
lem PalaceI
But the most haunting mem
DRY that fingers with visitors
is the bittersweet ''fado" music
that Is the Portuguese "song Of
fate" Its purest rendition is
heard in the restaurants Of
Lisbon's ALBANIA section, a 18th
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BAHAMAS
Continued from PAGE H-1O

Continued from Page H-10
Andres island - largest of the
Bahamas-have not even been
completely explored yet.
On the banks Of Fresh Creek
is the principal resort Of An
droS, the luxurious Lighthouse
Club and its adjoining Yacht
Club.
Due north Of New Providence,
on which Nassau sits, are some
of the most romantic Of the
islands, the AbacoS. Many of
the inhabitants of this island
group are descendants of loyal
lists who fled the American col
onies after the Revolutionary
War.
The 11O-mile long pencil-thin
island of Eleuthera, southeast
of the Abacos, was originally
settled in 1649 by a group Of
Englishmen seeking freedom of
religion.
Biggest resort area In Eleu-
thera is at Governors Harbour,
a tiny native village midway
down the west coaSt Of the iS-
land.
Just off the north west coast
Of Eleuthera are a couple of
tiny resort islands Of St.
Georges Cay and Harbour Is
land, one Of the most popular
vacation areas in the Out Is
lands.
To the south and east is the
island which claimed the New
Worlds first visitor. On Oct. IL,
1892, Christopher Columbus
stepped on to the golden sands
of San Salvador. There are
modern apartments available
for those who wish to visit the
island, about 100 miles from
Nassau. y
West and south Of San Saliva
dor Is Great Exuma. The Tropic
of Cancer cuts through George
Town, the major settlement In
the Exuma chain Of islands and
Gays. Principal stopping off
place for most visitors is the
Club Peace and Plenty, which
formerly was a slave market,
grocery store and rum shop.
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PortugoI's Price q Strong Lure

century Moorish settlement and
still a mecca for Portuguese
sailors. Here you'll walk down
narrow cobbleStone or mosaic
streets, among colOrfuIly tiled
homes with wrOught-iron bal
comics.
Shopping specialties in Lisbon
are delicate gold and silver
filigree jewelry, and endless
variations of gifts made of cork
"a leading Portuguese re-
source.
A few hours ride through Por-
tugal's eye-appealng country
side takes you to Estoril, famed
year-r0md resort, or Nazare,
one Of the worlds oldest fishing
villages which seems entirely
untouched by modern times. A
legend tells Of a centuries-old
invasion by a Scot ship
Nazare's fishermen still wear
clothes made Of material re
sembling Scottish plaid.
Cascais is another ancient
town which draws an interna.
tional set-society yachtsmer
have made its sailing races re.
nOwned. The celebrated shrine
of Fatima is just 100 miles from
Lisbon.
In Coimbra, the site Of the old
est university in Portugal, the
students still wear black capes
torn at the bottom. Each tear
represents a kiss from a sweet.
heart.
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Package Vocation
Booklet Issued

TALLAHASSEE, Fla = The
Florida Development Commits
sion IS out with a new free Fan
Catalogue Of P a ckage Vaca-
tons, listing more than 1,SOO
possibilities.
Tbs 124-page booklet Is avail
abe on request from the com
mission In Tallahassee.
II also includes Hstings Of air.
line, bus and rail package vaca-
tons plus important FIorid a
events.
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Enjoy a World
of Wonders
on a IOW-COSt
BOACVaCatiOn!
The ORIENT - The WORLD

Now B0AC brings you three magnificent vacations,
all by Rolls-Royce 707 jetIiner. Read these three
great itineraries, then mail the coupon for details.
And see your Travel Agent soon.
Every tour price includes your Jet Economy Class air
fare hotel accommodations, meals, all gratuities,
ground transportation, sightseeing charges and the
services OF an experienced tour guide on escorted
tours.
The Escorted Grand Orient Tour: IS days for won.
defuIly reasonable $3.50 from San Francisco. You
fly to Tokyo and spend fourteen enchanted days
touring Japan. You then enjoy three days in Tawan
and three more touring Manila, before flying on to
Singapore. After Malaga, you explore Bangkok.
Next, Cambodia and visit to Angkor Wat. Then
on to Hong Kong. You'll spend four days in this
fascinating city before returning home by way of
three sun and fun filled days in Honolulu.
The Independent Jet Bridge Orient Tour: II DAYS
tor $l346 from San Francisco Or you can Join this
tour in Honolulu. You fly to Honolulu and spend
two sunny days there before flying on to Tokyo. You
spend eight days in Japan before flying on to Hong
Kong tor three memorable days. You return along
BOACs Jet Bridge by way Of Tokyo and Honolulu
The Escorted "Speedbird" World Tour: % DAYS for
remarkably low $l875.40 from San Francisco.
You fly to london, then on to Cairo, where YOU
spend three days. Then on to New Delhi for two
days, with a day in Bombay en- route. Next stop
Agra, home OF the Tai MahaI. Then on to Singapore
for two exciting days. Three days in Bangkok follow
your adventures Next you'll spend four DAYS in
Hong Kong. You'll spend two days in Kyoto. japsn
after your flight from Hong Kong by way of Taipei
and TWO days in Tokyo before flying home by way
Of Honolulu.
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Sweet Tooth?

Probably the most h0noredI
tooth IN the world is one In
Handy, Ceylon, reputed to have
belonged to the Lord Buddha.
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TOMORROW

TOMORROW
Scandal representative
Dorothy Beaver will be at
Julius Garfinckel g. Co.
through October 10.
TUESDAY
The Trigere collection will
be shown at 1880 am. at
Julius Garfinckel & Co. in
their Couturier Salon. Mrs.
Estelle Mari. special Trigere
representative, win be the
guest commentator.
Julius Garfinckel Co.
presents Evening Elegance"
a gala fashion showing o.
cocktail and evening fashions
by Americas most dis
tinguiShed designers In the
Blue Room Of the Shoreham
Hotel at 9 pm. The show is
open to the public. Reserva-
tions should be m ade
through Alfred at the Shore
ham.
JeIIeff's will stage the
Walter Reed Officers Wives
Club luncheon and fashion
show Autumn Magic" at the
Officers Club at IL noon.
Sue Boteler will do the COM
mentary.
Woodward & LOthrop will
have a Leslie Pomer show at
2 pm. in the Women's De-
partment on the third floor.
Gartenhaus Furs will have
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washingtoa, D. c.
Ocfobef l3. 1851

a fashion showing at 8 pm.
for the Sisterhood Of the
Jewish Congregation of Bel
air at the Congregational
Synagogue.
Hayman's present The
Fashion Parade" for the
Alexandria Ki-Wives at the
George Mason Hotel. Harriet
Baird Of the Models Guild
viii do the com m entary.
Time / pm.
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WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
Hecht's will do the fashion
show at the Army Navy
Country Club for the United
States Marine Corps Officers
Wives Club.
WOOdmOnt Country Club
members and guests lunch
con show presented by Frida
emphasizing the Georgetown
Look. Jean Louis coiffure.
Ginny de Franceaux Of the
Models Guild will do the
commentary.
Congregational Aitz Chayim
Sisterhood will hold its an
nual fashion show and cock
tail party at 141 Xenia street.
S.W. Greta Stevens fashions.
Margaret Roley models. Vim
cent a. Vincent hairstyles.
Mrs. Rochelle Denton is
chairman for the event.
Time: $3.50 pm. Helen Mar
shall will do the common
tary.
THURSDAY
Sears Teen Club meeting
with emphasis on fashion
wardrobe staged by the
Models Guild at the Alabama
avenue store.
Hecht's will stage the
fashion show for the National
Institutes of Health, Patient
Activity section. Theme:
Fall Fashions"
Jandel Furs will stage the
showing of sportive, fabulous,
and exciting new fur designs
for the Air Force Officers
Wives Club Of Washington at
their luncheon at the Air
Force Base Officers Club.
tn be the first fall meeting
Of the group.
L. Frank fashions star in
the downtown store modelled
by Cappa Chell models from
$3.50 to $3.50 pm.
Grand Opening of the New
Greta Stevens Shop in the
Eastover Shopping Center
with informal modelling by
Margaret Roley models from
6 to 9 pm. Also today, to-
morrow and Saturday there
will be modelling from / to 5
pm.
PhiIipsbOrn's will have
three days Of m o d elm Of
their new fall styles. Today
from 4 to Z pm, tomorrow
from 3 to 6 pm. and Satur-
day from / to 5 pm.
Lawrence Of London fall
and winter collection with
President Norman Lawrence
doing the commentary at q
2:30 pm. h wing in the
Greenbrier Sports Shop OF
julius Garfinckel & Co.
Virginia LOOr Shop Of
Springfield. Va. presents in
formal modelling of theil
fashions at the Lazy Susan
Woodbridge, Va, each Thurs
day with Betty Beicher doing
the modelling. Vern's hair
styles. Time 1890 pm.
FRIDAY
Another in a series of FRI
day night fashion shows
under the direction Of Miss
Gladys Davis Of Cappa Chell
at the Fairfield Inn in the
Marriott Twin Bridges Motol
Hotel at 1880 pm. Fashions
from Casual Corner. Hahn''
shoes. Vincent & Vincent
hairStyles
Helen Harvell will mode,
informally clothes from the
London Casual Shop at 11:3(
in the Springfield Ho'
Shoppe.
Surratt Dress ShOppe Of
Clinton Md, informal IL!
shown fashions at luncheon
in the Royal Coach I'M
Room Of the Prince Georgt
Hotel from noon to 2 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

Seandia representative
Dorothy Beaver will be at
Julius Garfinckel g. Co.
through October 19.
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WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR
NORTHWEST MOTORS
WO. 1854
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TRUST NOTES WANTED

End TRUST NOTES WANTED
Top prices paid, Immediate serv-
ice. Mr.. JEFFREYS. 296-5900.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. RENT

SHOP AND OFFICE
900 50. e., new, history. Leading
z blks. to Beltway access road.
Central ave. and Richie I'd, Pr.
Georges Co.. Md. Zoned. FE. 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18

SO coupe de Vile, every extra, fun
power incl. windows and seat,
metallic blue finish, q real out
standing car, bargain priced At
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M0UNTAIE PROPERTY

70 ACRES with medern home, n
heart Of deer country, NJ. lakes.
Sullivan Co, Penna. slz, 500. Your
terms. CAL RIPLEY co. u. 3
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50 sedan de Vile, every extra,
full power incl. windows and seat,
spotless metallic blue finish, match
ing orig. int, like new, Sl,695.
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We need your foreign car. All
buying details banded by our
buyer on spot. Absolutely top
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Z0NED "C-M-1"
LOTS AND ACREAGE VITO.

WE HAVE BUILDERS AND DE-
VELOPERS for lots, / to 100,
or acreage suitable for develop
ment now or in the near future,
Montgomery-Prince Georges only.
Nothing too large or too small.
Please call today. ROBERT z.
LOHR, INC, REALTOR, Call 9
LIST WITH LOHR
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81 Limo s-paSsenger, FACTORY
&C, full power, orig. Jet black
finish, like new inside ana out,
chauffeur driven, ideal for the
large family. SLIPS.
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TRAILERS

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A MO-
BILE HOME and don't quite have
the down payment? II you are,
drive out 800 yards west Of Fairfax
Circle on Rte. 50 at Fairfax, Va.
and see several 2 and 3 bedrm., re-
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BUY YOUR MOBILE HOME with
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Cash PAID FOR CLEAN USED
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RA. 6-253l.
LARGE SELECTION Of new and
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SUBURBAN MOBILE HOMES, INC.
l647 Richmond Hwy, Route
Alex, Va, Mile N. IT. Belvoir
MUST SELL, 80 PAGER, IS by ., 2
bedrms., excel: cond., carpeted,
forced air heat, 273-22l6.
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ROSenthal

WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia Pike and 5. Glebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. IA, l-s70O
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81 de Vile type coupe, all extras,
orig. inside and out, the most car
money can buy for 1es.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW

SPRINGFIELD : VACANT. Spend
Christmas BY the coy fireplace in
this clean rambler. . bedrooms, z
baths large kitchen and carp0rt,
Only $4,000. Call LYNCH BROS,
NC, Realtors, l5l-e000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18

BUICK. You can get a better used
car at STEWART BUICK, INC,
ia. 2-5e02.
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5 BEDROOMS

500 DIN. Redwood rambler. Big ey.
ergreens distinguish this COW home,
lust decorated and within WALKING
distance in Falls Church TO schools,
penks shopping and bus, 3 bedrms.,
I pInSy c ceplp; MI, ,T washer and dryer,
started. Only Sle,ss0. FinancinF is
flexible. Vacant for iFnrned. occIin
CORNERS REALTY, NC.
Ao1 Arl. Elvd. JE' 5-osso
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50 conv., full power, every extra,
alpine white, solid black leather.
Without a doubt the sharpest 'S9's
il the area. Sl,9q5.
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FARMS
INVEST IN LAND
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ARLINGTON - $500 Ga. H., ca with
subst. frame bldg. and paved park
Ing. lot. Now being used as office
and shop. Just off Lee highway,
near Rosslyn. VIII also consider
leasing. IA. 2-4e03, JE. 4-444l.
SILVER SPRING : Fent0n ST. ca,
5000 ST. $50 ST. In parking zone.
Price incl. complete approved plans
and bldg. permit for 10 story office
bldg. Perfect for CO. or organization
anxious 10 move into own bldg. with
q min. Of delay. Call Mr.. zarpas,
s40-s3oo.
SILVER SPRING : Suitable for any
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ADJACENT TO PUBLIC PARKING,
EX. $500, JU. z-s2l6.
VIENNA : $500 50. It. Zoned CT,
l9e-ft. frontage, 2-story frame remod-
cling potentials, sl.65 per 50. #.
Call Mr.. Heagy, MYERS & HILL,
INC, REALTORS, DU. s-6l33.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
(coNTINUEDl

WOODED Lon, Z rifles
from Inheritance, stream covenant
ed, $500, another $500.
Z lct9, nearly an acre. dead-end
surfaced street, 81 500 "a.
2 lotss eioss 70 Gaifherseurgs ezs7so
ga.
Also wooded lots near olnsys 1900
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

CONGRESSIONAL sOPPNG CEN
TER, Rockville, Nd, warehouse and
storage space Immediately avail,
reas. rent, ample parking. OIL. A-0642.
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80 de Vile type sedan. full power
incl. WINDOWS, 6-way seat, one
owner, 1000 miles, turquoise fin
ish, like brand new. 2,2oS.
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AUTOS and TRUCKS WrD.

HIGHEST CASH price paid for your
Chew. ST0HLMAN CHEW, 33ro and
~ efe n M EE ANN
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Highest Dollar Paid For Your Car!
HANDLEY FORD
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80 sedan de Vile, FACTORY A.C.,
full power, every extra incl. cruise
control and full leather interior,
S5,65S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-18
SENTINEL s ccSEef' HD'
thursday July 10. 1853 RI

the school and neighbors for his
reputation, was indicted by the
county grand jury after another
charge of assaulting a pupil
with intent to rape was dismiss
ed in Silver Spring police court
last April %. At that time, the
court held that the two key pro-
secution witnesses were unable
to demonstrate a complete COM
prehension of their oath to tell
the truth.
In his appeal to the jury, Nc
Auliffe challenged the validity
of the girls testimony and con-
tended that evidence indicated
the complainant had sought the
attention of the elderly man on
a number of occasions prior to
the date of the alleged attack,
cited in the complaint as ION or
about last March 49,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-18
School Custodian Cleared
In Juvenile Attack Case

A Circuit Court jury took less
than an hour Friday to find a
62-year-old school custodian in.
nocent of assaulting an 11-year-
old pupil, shortly after the pre-.
siding judge dismissed two
other charges that could have
subjected the defendant to
capital punishment.
The two-day trial of LATHE M.
Upchurch, chief custodian at
Harmony Hills Elementary
School, actually reached its
climax before the jury took the
case under consideration. On
the motion of defense attorney
James S. McAuliffe Jr., Judge
Walter H. Norman dismissed
charges of rape and assault
with intent to rape on the
ground that prosecuting testi-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-18
Observation-Disclosures Crope
Donkey Ball Game to Aid
High School Stadium Fund
BY Bette HarvilI
WI. 8-9254

son and Godfrey spent their
two week vacation at Tygart
Lake, w. Va.
Last week, the Town Council
members and their wives enter.
tanned our new town manager,
Mr.. Patrick Gaffigan and Mrs.
Gaffigan at a dinner in their
honor at Peter Pan Inn. Hosts
and their wives were: Mayor
and Mrs. Merton Duvall, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Morris, Mr..
and Mrs. James Hane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dinty Frey and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hurley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. carp
and their daughter Jennifer
have recently moved to their
new home in Laytonsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanton Duncan
and family returned last week
from a two week vacation trip
which included visits in Tenn.
and Miss. This week, the Dun
cans are in Bethany Beach
where they are staying with
DR.. and Mrs. Bill Franklin and
family who have a cottage
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Ashen-
bach and family, Mrs. Ruth
Brandenburg and Mrs. Lawson
King returned last week from
a vacation at Beverly Beach.
A Washington Grove land
mark, the auditorium, has been
torn down and new playground
equipment and tennis courts are
going to be installed to provide
more useful facilities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Downey
and family are vacationing in
Missouri while visiting their
parents.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brady on the birth
of their son on July II at Col
umbia Hospital.
On Sunday, July 81, the Ep-
worth Senior MYF will attend
a 7:30 worship service conduct
ed by Carl Hill, assistant pastor
and then the youth will go to
Bay Ridge for day of picnicing
and swimming.
Also attending a beach party
on the same day at Bay Ridge
Beach will be the CYC from st.
Martins.
The Gaithersburg Recreation
Department continues to show
Wednesday night movies for
adults and children of all ages.
The movie for next Wednesday
night will be "The Gladiator"
starring Joe E. Brown.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-18

mony was insufficient to bring
consideration by the jurors.
Told that it had jurisdiction
only in the assault and battery
case, the jury took just so min
utes to reach a verdict for ac-
quittal.
Despite the decision, Judge
Norman delivered a brief but
stern lecture to the defendant,
who had admitted on the wit
ness stand that he had fondled
the girl, but said he did so at
her own suggestion. The judge
declared that Upchurch had
been treated very charitably"
by the jury and was a "for-
tunate man" under the existing
circumstances.
The custodian, highly COM
mended by faculty members of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-18
Insurance Men Urge
Safe Cycling Habits

Fewer lives would be lost If
parents urged their children to
practice safe bicycling habits
before being permitted to oper-
ate their bicycles without super
vision, according to the Mont
gomery County Association of
Independent Insurance Agents.
Last year a total of $50 lives
were lost as a result of bicycle
mishaps in the nation, the asso-
citation noted, a majority occur
ring in the 5 to 14-year age
group.