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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
RockyiIIeGroup
Asks Gray Plan
For Maryland
Letter Cumpoign
Urged to Obtain
Legislatures o. K.

A campaign to get q Gray plan
for Maryland was proposed yes
terday by the Maryland Petition
Committee at a meeting In Rock
vile.
Thirty-five persons turned out
for the meeting Of the pro-
segregationist group which Urged
% letter campaign to get the State
Legislature to set up q system
of tuition grants to be paid by
the State for children whose
parents enter them in private
schools to avoid indignation.
The group also was told by
Everett Severe, treasurer Of the
Montgomery County Chapter,
that he had learned from good
authority" that indignation would
|be instituted throughout the
COUNTY next fall.
At present, only suburban
elementary and secondary schools
ARE operating on an integrated
basis.
School Supt. Forbes H. Norris,
asked to comment. disclaimed
any plan at present for full inte-
grafton in the county.
I'VE haven't discussed with
the school board any next step
for quite a while" DR.. Norris
said. There still are some high
schools In the upper county that
are not ready to handle enroll
ments that would be brought on
by indignation"
The committee was forced to
meet In Rockville tavern after
the Rockville Masonic Lodge
board Of directors refused per-
mission for the committee to use
Its lodge rooms as the committee
Originally had planned, a spokes-
man for the committee said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

The Arlington County Board
yesterday voted to zone CONNER
cial a tract on Arlington poule-
ward at North Court House road
The property. with a 587-foot
frontage. is owned by Roy G.
Altman. an Arlington attorney.
In rapid order, the board
passed seven motions which. in
effect, said the land actually has
been zoned commercial since
May. 1852.
Each motion was introduced
by Chairman Wesley w. Cooper
and the board voted 80 on all
seven.
This split was on conservative
liberal lines. Ralph Raul and
David Krupsaw, the new liberal
members, cast the dissenting
votes.
Seven Resolutions
Through the seven resolutions
the board reached back to AN
Arlington County Board meet
ing on May Is. 1852.
At that meeting, Mr.. Altman
had requested that the classi-
lfication on his land be changed
from apartment-dwelling Il
general commercial.
AT the 1852 meeting, a minor.
lily OF board members objected
TO the proposed zoning. They
complained it would violate ar
agreement with the Fedora
Government, which built tn,
boulevard. that commercial de-
velopment would be banned
along the four-lane divided ap'
preach to the Capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
Rockville 10 Get
Sewer Proposal

A proposed agreement on con-
struction of an eight-mile trunk
sewer line that would open the
Cabin John valley area to de-
yelopment and lift restrictions
on home construction in Rock
vile will go to the Rockville city
council Tuesday.
The agreement, disclosed by
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission members Willard A.
Morris and James L. Hewitt, jr.,
has informal approval Of the
Commission.
Rockville and the Commission
would share costs Of construc-
ton Of a 80 to 36-inch line from
the Commissions present facili-
ties to Rockville. Rockville would
pay s677.00G of the costs-the
estimate needed for construc-
ton of an l8-inch line to serve
Rockville alone.
The Sanitary Commission
would put up $299. 900 to permit
construction of the larger line.
Rockville, in 1858 was ordered
to supplement its over-burdened
sewage treatment system and
has been under sharp building
restrictions enforced by the State
Board of Health.
Commission facilities. includ-
ing those connecting with the
District of Columbia system. are
expected to be adequate until
1870. II it becomes necessary
to augment them before that,
Rockville would have to pay its
Iproportionate share plus inter-
est on bonds issued by the COM
mission for years prior to 1870.
The commission. however. Is
offering to repay the premature
interest payments to Rockville
in an effort to remove a major
block in past negotiations.
If Rockville approves the
agreement. construction is due
to start without delay. A COM
mission spokesman said the work
should be completed within a
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
Prendergost
Navy
AcudemyPost

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Jan. 81 Up
DIR. William B. Prendergast
associate professor of govern
Iment at the Naval Academy. an
Inounced today he is resignins
Feb. /. 1t is generally believed
he will seek Republican nomina-
ton to Congress from the 5th
district.
Since an opportunity for q
broader type of public service
than I have been performing
seems to be at hand. I feel that
Il must resign" he said in a let
ter to Rear Admiral Walter F.
Boone. academy superintendent
He has been mentioned fire.
|quently as a possible candidate
for the seat now occupied by
Representative Landlord, Demo-
crat of Maryland, but would not
ainplify on his reasons for re-
signing beyond saying: Amy an
nouncement of my future plans
would be premature at this
time"
The Hatch Act forbids federal
employees to engage in any poll
teal activity
DR.. Prendergast, Il. has been
on the faculty of the Naval
Academy for the past eight
years. From 1853 to 1885 he
served on the presidential Com
mission on Intergovernmental
relations and was its assistant
research director. He currently is
Ia special consultant to Civil De-
Tense Administrator Val Peter
sen. and is drafting amendments
ito the Civil Defense Act for SUBJ
mission to Congress.
Joseph K. Taussig. of An.
Inapoiis retired navy captain, sc
far is the only Republican can
ldidate. The deadline for filing
lis Feb. 81.
On the Democratic side. Mr.
Landlord has filed for renomi.
nation and L. Harold Sothoron
Of Hyattsville. former State SEN
ate majority leader, has said he
will oppose him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
Mohoney Announces
Cecil County Booking

BALTIMORE, Jan. II P.--
George P. Mahoney announced
today he had received the unani-
nous Endorsement of the Cecil
County Democratic State Gen.
trail Committee in his campaign
for the Democratic nomination
for Senator from Maryland.
Besides Cecil, he has been in
dorsed by at least a majority OF
the Central Committees in Anne
Arundel, Garrett, Carroll, How
ard, Worcester and Alleganey
counties
Kenneth E. Lee and Andrew
j. Easter, both Of Baltimore,
also have filed for the nomina-
ton.
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Historical Society
Drive EnroIIs 1876

The Prince Georges County
Historical Society has closed its
charter membership campaign
with 1875 residents enrolled,
DR.. Vernon Chatelain, Mary
land University history profess
sor, advised members at a Fri
day meeting TO collect. classify
and preserve the wealth Of
historic documents scattered in
the county"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
'Broin- Danced Child

Teaching the Brain-Damaged
Child" is the topic Of a talk by
DR.. William Cruikshank, SYRIA
cuse University education direc-
tor for exceptional children. be-
fore 'the International Council
on Exceptional Children at 8
pm. Wednesday at 1900 North
Edison street, Arlington.
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.Nl1E EDTTIQN
TX
Proposal Ready
Would Tuke Over
Entire Teacher Poy
Burden, Pope Says

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. 81 R.I
"A general retail sales tax to
permit the State to take over
the entire burden Of teacher pay
and offer localities some attrac-
tive tax-cutting possibilities win
be proposed in the Virginia Leg
stature next week.
Delegate Sam Pope of South
hampton, the Legislatures fore
most sales tax advocate. said he
had a bill ready for introduction
Monday.
He said his measure would net
the State some $50 to $50 million
a year. repeal the retail mer-I
chants license tax and do away
with the necessity for the ad-
ministration's accelerated income
tax collection plan next year.
Rough Time Possible
The farm legislator conceded
his offering may have a rough
time Of 1t in view Of Gov. STAN
ley's program Of no new taxes.
But he felt it had enough attrac-
tive features to make a good
showing in the House where
many Delegates from rural areas,
while committed to the Cover
nor's program. are privately
friendly to the idea.
Under Mr.. Pope's bill there
would be few exemptions from
the 2 per cent tax other than
feed. seed and fertilizer, farm
machinery and items used in the
Of other goods which
themselves would be subject to
tax.
The idea is to include almost
everything and keep the rate Of
taxation low he said.
Based on 1853 retail sales, the
tax would gross about $57 mil
lion a year. After expenses of
collection and repeal Of the mer-
Ichants' tax which produces about
IS6.5 million a year. this figure
would amount to about $50 mil
lion net.
But Mr.. Pope noted that sales
have expanded considerably in
the past few years and he
thought the net would be close
to $50 million by now.
The revenue would go into a
State teacher salary fund to per-
init the State to meet the entire
cost Of the teacher pay scale,
which will be $4,000 to $500,
beginning in 1857. A legislative
study group recently suggested
the State take over the entire
teacher pay burden at some fu-
ture date.
This would relieNe the general
fund of $50 million it now pro-
vides to pay the localities STATS
per teacher based on the average
daily attendance formula. The
localities provide the balance Of
teacher pay.
This general fund money, said
Mr.. Pope, could be spent on con-
struction needs or for agency
operational purposes.
Tax Windfall Planned
The Governors speed-up tax
collection plan would provide a
one-shot windfall next year Of
an extra $48.5 million for State
building by making two personal
income and public service corpor-
alton tax payments fall due in
one fiscal year. The plan. rec
commended by a study commits
sion headed by Tax Commits
sioner c, H. Morrissett. would ad-
vance the tax payment date from
December l to April Is and the
public service corporation pay
ment date from october to June
This recommendation was seen
as means of avoiding the sales
tax or borrowing to get on with
a $l09 million six-year building
program.
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Crash Kills Air Pilot

BISHOP, Va. Jan. 81 R.--
y. William Felty. SO, a Poca-
Ihontas Fuel Co. pilot was killed
today when his plane struck a
power line and crashed as he ap-
preached the landing strip at
the company's mine in this Taze-
well County town.
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Photo ~ Ackad
WE'D 60 YEARS--Mr. and
Mrs. Royal w. Bell of Great
Mills, Md, celebrated their
Goth wedding anniversary
at a reception last week in
Leonardtown, Md. They
have three children, eight
grandchildren and five
great = grandchildren. Mr.,
Bell is q farmer-veterina-
rian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

APPOINTEE-Miss Ellen M.
O'Donoghue, 1889 Reno road
NV, has been appointed
executive director of the
Fairfax County : Falls
Church Community Chest.
She has been assistant di-
rector of the Montgomery
County Community Chest
and Planning Council
Photo by Don Fugitt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-27
Red Oak-i7airview

nj ,,.,..,,,.. an ,1,,I, ,,ot at
lile u, ~ ul'i'' pi',i,oor 49, rmoedav
the liiid nan, bIsti'iS[l hove I rros
eNeiiiS WIN S Nm, .,.u'''o ga Nil
Gl'I' aiiI ~ Hieii ,,a,,o ~ oh Zoo
Jonalliia " NJ ,o mv ChiIds and
WI, dilu ~ p r "",,i0'' Chiide u,oro
w anu ~ p ,i, ",,N - M ana
SUNDAY l uli,i'et ,,,i IqS'' Nh Fdwin
NlIS' Eum NV i, i niosts aitcndaG The
., niluS o.'' ny iI' r oo' or'rnb in the
I3.uS q, ''o ''' '''''
dlt 3o .o,i,o ,isitors Of tbc
9ul'uaS GN Ujii', ,.,o,., NI,, and NJrs
Joll,I 1i0 C Si',l,''9 NIrs Ni,.a Cosner
~ ne 81 M, ,, 81 or pisn,,rli r.. Nh. and
anu Sp pa.i an tI -" I'. nnd FAMILY nj
MI ",,i di l,I''t NJ. and Mr. vii.
pau naIl''I pjtt - ",,'' WI ''''' '
ii' HIna - ' pa,7Iino Coonor and cbil.
1, ~, ,, ,.;s;t "''i' M and Mrs Rrown
~ Ga o,r ,i'7 cHn,la,, w
OU NJ '' 49, William. IL VISITING
NJ. ~ p NJ, vv;iIian, iLcng ri
~, any thi. ,noo, ''
OS cnnda ,,l'o artorrnor visitors of Mr.
., Ju' NJ Ciirfnrd Roll voro Mr.
' "nJ NJ Carroii nno,, md fam
;I,. NJ w. . a,d Nv potor Iordan and
lIS, it, CIV Win and Mr. and Mrs
C,iifton RoaIl and danobter
To- Tro,i HAHN enert TTnsdav niobt
,,.il, - pittiri,or
Nj NJ. and Mr. Harold Rittinoe,
,.isitod NJ and Nre Dale Evans
of 20 0aLland Tuasdav cvonino
MI, md Mr. DAYTON Connewav
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gibbs
SUNDAY afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests of the
Howard Cosners were Mrs Lee
Richie and Ernest Richie.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Homer
Knots were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Knots, Akron, o. Sunday cVenin-
visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Will
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-27
BII1'INGER

Word was received by relatives
and friends here, last Monday, of
the death of Charles FaidleY, at
his home in Somerset. Pa. He was
former resident of this communi-
ty and is survived by number of
relatives here
The young people of the Luther
League enjoyed an old fashioned
hay ride last Monday evening.
Dewey Bittinger, of Crellin, Wis
tied friends here last Sunday
Mrs. William Cope. of Cumber-
land, and her sister. Rita Bucket.
a student nurse in that city. visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb
ert Bucket. last Sunday.
A very heavy frost visited this
section last week and most of the
ungathered vegetables in local gar
dens were destroyed
Mrs. Naomi Bernard. of Balti-
more; Mr. and Mrs Ben Long and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brennegan.
Greensburg, Pa; and Mr. and Mrs
Roland Long, of HagcrStOWn. were
guests of Mrs Agnes Brcnneman
last weekend
Church Women Meet
The United Lutheran Church
Women Of Bittinger met on Sep
TENDER a. Mrs. Marvin Bethel.
president, conducted the business
meeting Mrs Herbert Bucket
Christian Service chairman; Mrs
Geo. ShaWley membership chair
man, and Mrs OrVal Glotfelty. Of
fcrings chairman. reported on the
meetings of their respective com
mittees and their plan of work
Mrs Orval Glotfclty conducted the
thank-oliering service for the
quarterly ingathering, Mrs. O. C.
| Bucket presented the topic Of study
The Woman With a Needle"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-27
SWANTON

At the initial meeting of the
SWanton P.-T.A. on September IS,
Mrs Betty O'Brien was installed
as president; Lester Bolyard as
vice-president; Mrs. Connie burst
as secretary and Francis Wilt as
treasurer.
Committees were appointed and
plans made for the coming year.
II was decided that parents would
present one program for the chill
dren and that children would pre-
sent a program for the parents.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-27

Harvey Sunday evening.
Sunday evening visitors of the
Lee Ritchies were Ernest Cullers
and Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Richie
and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bittinger
and Carl were Sunday dinner
guests of Isabel Alternately. They
all attended the Sing" at Texas
church in the afternoon
Mrs. Lee Richie, Virginia Har-
vey and Rosetta Harvey visited
with Isabel Abcrnathy and Mrs.
Rose Wilson on Tuesday.
Jon Blamble of Sykesville, Md,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Blamble
Sunday afternoon visitors were
Mrs Vivian Schwartz. Mr.. and
Mrs Byron Moon and daughter,
Barbara.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs Virgil Hanlin were their SON
in-laW and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Bittingcr. In the afternoon
they motorcd to Keyser where
they visited their other daughter,
Kay Hanlin. student at Potomac
State college.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-27
GE'MEsfSEfEEQ NeEUS

mother, Mrs. Iva Stanton. Present
we're Harold Beachy, Freddie Hol-
liday Ronald BroadWater, James
Lowry, Donald Stanton Andy
Faith, Vonda Mckenzie, Rebecca
Renwrick, Nancy Yommer. James
Mckenzie, Kathy Younkin, frankie
Klotz, George Patton, Richard Nc
Curdy, Janet Younkin, Karen Mil
Ter. Paul Yommer, Larry Yommer,
David burst, James Paul, Ronald
Mckenzie, Miss Kay Newman, of
Salisbury Pa; Foster Riggs, IL, of
Oakland Neil and Lee Rodamer,
Springs, Pa; William and Sally a.
Klotz, FroStburg; DR.. Ruth Peachy,
Grantsville; Mrs. Clarence Roda-
mer. Springs; Mrs. Elwood KlotZ
Frostburg; and Mrs. Don Newman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-27

Games were played and refresh
ments we're served
Mrs. Robert Hoover Mrs. Donald
Newman, Mrs. Irva Mickey, Mrs. c.
E. Ashby, Mrs, Harry Edwards, Mrs.
Melvin George, Mrs. Iva Stanton,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-27

all Of Grantsyllc Mrs Clarence
Rodamer and Miss Jean Rodamcr,
Springs, Pa. attended Father
Takes A Bride" at the Mountain
Playhouse in Jennerstown, Pa, last
Friday night.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-27

Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs c.
l. Wright were Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Burkholder and family, Elliott5-
vile. Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Burk-
holder, Clifton Mill. Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Orland Wright and family,
Somerset, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
Savage and family Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. s. Dewitt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-27

The annual food drive by Sails
bury-Elk Lick Hospital Auxiliary
will be held this week Baskets for
the food will be at the G.. W. DEF
enbach store and Cooperative
Service.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-27

Secretary Of defense Wilson said
some draltees might be released
after q months service as means to
build up reserve forces.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-27
RHEUMATISM - ARTHRITIS
NeuritiS-SciatIca

Neuritis-SciatIca
Relief from those torturIng pains
or no charge. An absolute proven
remedy. Only one trip required
Disabled persons may send q
friend. As South Mt Vernon Ave,
500 #. off Route 40, Uniontown, Pa
Office hours: Daily 1916. Sunday
l04. Permanently located.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-27

\ birthday party was given in
honor of Danny Stanton on his 18th
birthday, September 20, by his
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HELP-MEN
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HELP-MEN
Audio- Visual Aids officer

Applications for the above ap-
pointme::.t for an initial contract
Of two or three years are invited
rienced persons. The appointee viii
be required to live in sydney Aus
tralia. but must be prepared to
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AUCTION SALES
DAM a wEsoHLER . so

ADAM - NANAnAnA wv
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN to Nell
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nan OF Washington. y. C, and
The Farmers Trust Company OF
MiddietoWn, Pennsylvania that 81
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nv. we viii sell bv public auction
10 satikfy our lien for storage
charges. covering the period from
Fsb. 1856 through Aug. 1855 ~
the amount o. elNU DO SAG
eharres accrued against one 1880
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rtaf No fs3faSiT 1888 Pennsyi.
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vile, Md. = Poplar 2-2121,
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AUTO. BRAKE
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qualify. 40-hour. 5-day week.