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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
DR.. Norris Says
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board had approved the bill for
the payments.
In addition to these specific
points, the superintendent affirm
ed differences in general areas
such as his alleged failure to cor
relate activities of department
heads in his organization" Ask
ed by the press if his was a zone
man rule" DR.. Norris denied it
but admitted that if staff confer
ences he used his veto power lib
orally.
One of the main differences, ac-
cording to the superintendent is
the judgment of the school
boards role and the interpreta-
ton of "the lines of authority"
with the feeling in DR.. Norris
part that the board has "meddled
in administrative affairs" 1--WE
have come to loggerheads because
the board insists on sticking its
finger in every pie"
He described the board as being
conscientious and sincere but as
Stunning too much responsibility"
He said he has always protested
this interference with his admin
istrative duties and has told the
board that ut slows us down."
Some of the meddling, he said
was forced on the board by pres
sure from citizens but he felt that
they should take a strong stand
and refer such complaints to the
administration in Rockville.
AS to his future plans, DR.. Nor
ris said that he had no legal re-
dress from the boards decision
so had "a few fish lines OUT for
a new position. He did not feel
he would be available after July
81 in the event that no successor
had been found.
The many citizens groups which
have come to his defense since
the news was leaked on March
81 of his coming release were
acting, he said, ION their own
judgment" but, he added, Il have
high regard for many of these
people personally"
He had no comment to make
on any possible successor. He
had not handed in his resignation
but had asked for leave due him
in which to look for another job.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
The Board Says !.
CONTINUED from Page u

Mr. Smith also said that his
vote had been "the only possible
position l could have taken" and
although the effect on DR.. Nor.
ris weighed heavily on him, he
still felt that he had greater re-
sponSibility to the school system.
Another member Wylie Barrow
brought up the criticism of the
school administration in the Nc.
Kinsey study of last year. The
charge in this report was that
the school administration lacks
Clearly defined authorities and
responsibilities"
Mr.. Smith added to this that
there have been a number of
times when the board felt a need
for information which was not
forthcoming" 1--WE have at.
tempted to iron out the Difficult.
ties between the board and it's ad.
ministrator many times but failed
in most cases"
Mr.. McGraw pointedly asked
What do you think caused us
to request the McKinsey survey?"
AS early as October, 1855, board
members said, they were holding
serious discussion with DR.. Norris
on their differences and the ap
parent shortcomings in his admin
istration. In February of this
year, they reported, they had in
formed State School Supt
Thomas Pullen of their plan to
dismiss Norris.
Board members denied any in
tention of trying to take over the
superintendent administrative
responsibilities.
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Of Town, Lincoln Park, Maryvale
and Croydon Park.
to 8 p.m.-Silver Rock, Twin
brook, Rockland, Rockcrest and
Hungerford Town.
The Jaycees are asking house
wives to have the trash piled up
near the street in front of the
house. If possible, each house
hold should have someone at
home to tell Jaycees exactly what
the residents want hauled away.
If there are large articles around
the place to be hauled away, on
the-spot instructions will get it
out of its hiding place and into
the trucks.
On this coming Saturday, April
13. Jaycees will give free shoe
shines from / to A pm. in front
of Peoples Drug Store on N
Washington st. Rockville's May
or Hovscpian and councilmen will
be in line for the first shines.
The following day, the Jaycees
will give the "facelifting" a la
Georgetown treatment to the
house at "a w. Montgomery Ave
Materials will be provided by the
owner. Equipment and profes
sional supervision will be donated
by Larry Lucchino, owner OF
Rockville Home Improvement Co.
The Jaycees hope their demon
stration will spur other property
owners into identifying their
homes.
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The Car

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dealer furnishes more than a sin
gle car for student driver train
ing.
The late Frank E. Williams,
ST., began furnishing cars to
Richard Montgomery and Carver
High Schools in 1947. His son is
carrying on the arrangement,
with a third free auto added for
Poolesville High.
Every September we furnish
three new sedans with dual con-
trolls" said Mr.. Williams. 1.-THE
following June, when the school
year ends, we get them back, un-
less a schools having a summer
course in driver training"
1t would seem that handing
over three spanking new cars
every year is not the quickest way
to get rich. So why do you do
it, Mr.. Williams?
He seemed puzzled at the ques-
ton being asked. "Why do you
make any civic contribution" he
asked. why contribute to a
church or the Community Chest
or anything else? It's just some
thing you do for the community.
It's marvellous program"
other Montgomery County
dealers participate in the school
driver training. Mr.. Williams
triple contribution is out of the
ordinary, however.
Driver instruction in the schools
is becoming more popular. Par
entS favor it because, among other
virtues, it is a money saver for
them. A boy or girl driver who
has graduated from such a course
gets auto insurance Is per cent
cheaper than one who hasn't gone
through the course.
Rockmont Mo tors annually
takes three new stock models,
fits them with dual controls, puts
driver training signs on doors and
trunks, outfits the vehicles with
heater, mirrors, and so on, and
hands them over to the schools.
The schools furnish the gaso-
line and oil. The Chevvies used
by Richard Montgomery and Car
yer High Schools are parked
nightly in the firms garage.
Poolesvile Highs car stays at
Poolesville until the time comes
to shut down shop. for another
year.
We've never had one of the
school cars involved in a serious
accident" Mr.. Williams said, in
tribute to the programs safety
supervision. Its rare even to
get a dented fender. There has
never been any mechanical trou.
BILE with them outside of ordinary
wear"
He added Poolesville High to
the lending list in the 1925
school year.
At the end of the loan period
the cars have the extra controls
removed, the signs removed, and
the autos are put up for sale
Purchasers are told about their
former use.
The Board of Education re
ported Richard Montgomery High
has 88 boys and girls enrolled in
the motoriSt course Poolesville
has dozen, and Carver, Is.
Over the years since Rockmont
Motors began lending its cars to
the kids, the total number of stu
dents is well up in the hundreds
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Rockville Jaycees'
Pickup Schedule

Rockville Cleanup Week starts
Saturday and runs through the
following Saturday. On the final
day, the sponsors, Rockville Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce mem.
bers, will collect trash and junk
at curbs in front of Rockville
homes. Here is the schedule:
10 am. to noon - West End,
West End Park, Roxboro, Center
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

The management of Suburban
Trust Company has announced
that all offices will be closed on
Friday, April 10 in observance of
Good Friday, legal holiday in
the State of Maryland.
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! FALLS FIRST FASHION

Leslie Fay designs for
you who are SIS" or under
-. beautiful lines interfaced
with Armo for better shape
retention
Vogue proises new crepe outlines"
Everywhere in fashion, crepe is the
tobric Of q new fluid, softly tailored
look. Leslie Fay dropes and shapes
it especially to fIotter you Of the
very feminine, fieurine look.
Left: suit-ook, slim crepe skirt and
soft jacket given the surprise Of
iuttino foile PepIun. Black ocetote
and royon; l2-20. $500
Center: mock boero fronts dress
that Sims its nidriff with chevron
tucks. Black or toost with white
scorf and rhinestone pinwheeI trim.
Royon and ocetote; 1918. $500
Right softly droped from tailored
neckIine bow, blue or black ocetote
and royon; 1918. 22.95
WGL-Misses' Dresses, Bird Floor
d. also Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
and Alexandria
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THIS WEEK AT
MuNeD
Tuesday, enjoy q special Hot
Weather Fashion Luncheon Menu
in the Teo Room while you watch
informal modelling, any time be-
tween 300 noon and ZOO pm.
This weeks special menu, 100:
Assorted Fresh Fruits
in Nodded Cottooe Cheese Ring
with Grenodine Dressing
RIueberry Muffin
Chocolate Chip Cup Cake
Coffee, Teo or Milk
Any day, this week, you're invited
to coll for your ticket for Gloss
time, U. S. ~, our College Fashion
Show to be held at the Stotler on
August 18th at 7::3o pm. Tickets
ore complimentary. They're avail
able in Public Relations, 9th Floor,
Main Building, or the Business
Office. End Floor, at our 7 Corners
or Chevy Chase store. Coll by early,
to make sure Of yours.
Saturday storts our Teen Knitting
Glasses. Be sure to enroll early for
the six consecutive Saturday ses-
sions. Class will meet from 1000
to II 30 am. August 10th through
September 18th at our Wosh-
ineton, Chevy Chase and 7 Corners
stores. Besides helpful instruction,
each member of the Gloss receives
O gift from US. Enroll at the Art
Needlework section in any Of the
three stores. Spoee is limited, so
don't delay.
Every week, you're smart to buy
United Stotes Sovines Bonds, now
at new better-thon-ever interest
rote Buy through PoyroII or your
own personal sowing plan.
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TNHE HEADS of states and other distinguished
j. visitors who come to Washington as official
guests or special missions live in Blair House,
plain yellow stucco-over-b brick residence at 1851
Pennsylvania avenue NV, diagonally across from
the White House 1t is now the official guest house
of the United States Government
Since October 49, 1912, when Uncle Sam took
title the property has housed steady procession
of the worlds great Queen Elizabeth then PFin
cess and the Duke of Edinburgh, the King and
Queen of Greece, Presidents Aleman of Mexico,
Auriol of France Bayar of Turkey, Syngman Rhee
of Korea, Magloire of Haiti and Sukarno of Indo-
nesia and Prime Ministers Eden of Great Britain,
Pibulsonggram of Thailand, NJ of Burma and
Nehru of India only few of the leaders who
have stayed in the spacious antique filled rooms
of the old house. In single month, Blair House
welcomed four chiefs of states.
Intended only for housing visiting dignitaries,
Blair has twice been the home of PreSident-frSt
when Harry Truman and his family lived there
briefly until Mrs Franklin Roosevelt left the White
House. following the death of her husband, and
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The Nations Guest House
By FRANCES WILLARD KERR

later when the Trumans lived there while the
Executive Mansion being rebuilt
On balmy day in November, 1850, as President
Truman rested in the upstairs front bedroom, an
assassin attempted to enter the house to shoot him.
Leslie Cofelt White House guard, died defending
his Chief, and bronze plaque on the fence COM
memorateS his heroiSm.
Another plaque recalls an event in April, 1861.
when Francis Preston Blair representing President
Lincoln, offered Robert E. Lee the command Of the
Union Army-an honor Lee declined.
The Government bought Blair House completely
furnished with family portraits, Oriental rugs and
objets dart. 1t got pantry with 252 feet of
shelves filled with fine crystal and china including
a set of blue and white Lowestoft, vault full
of silver (some of it made by Paul Revere), and a
library assembled by family of writer's and lawyers
who condants and advisers to four Presidents.
1t has been said the Blairs probably stand
second to the Adams family in their political inf1u-
ence on the course of American history" Certainly
they were bold and positive characters, their home
was social well political center, and the
CONTINUED
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK, by day or
week; experienced. references. 10.
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ADyERTlsING-PUBLIC RELATIONS

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SITS. WoMEN (cowt.)

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY desire,
challenging lob with future: CORE
spondence. sales campaigns. edit.
ing. Scientific, industrial and pub
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SITuATloNS-MEh

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FROZEN CUSTARD EQUIP.

Complete equipment for frozen GUS
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freeze achines. storage. cabinet.
deep freeze unit milkshake mixer.
etc. Priced for immediate sale. Call
Mr. JOHNSTON OR 3-215l
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GIRL, colored, desires lob as maid
in beauty salon, or ONCE cleaning
at night. AID 4-0l3o
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MlScEl. SALE tcows.l
ANTIQUES

DECOHATOH'b ITEMS
Paper .yeiRht; 81; Milifiore caldl
slhiRs' sls 81 S: :1ows '''i FRUIT s''s Sa.
81 ca; bisque iEurines. 81: cut.
glass vase, ST., overlap toothpicl
holder; ST.; colored goblets. So
coloied cruets and decanters. $3.50
green compote, 81: Amberina vase
%;So: Austrian vases, $3.50; bon.
S 81 Glass and h sSna to OF br Dsss
through. cobbler's bench. sis:
china cabinet, Sis; mahoR. buffet
S15; sideboard tpie safe). $40;
marble top washstand. $50; marble
lots OF other things that l cam
mink n Of n r,sht san now s,,r open daily d
BELL H1 RIB i 18th ana sua.; q SIS. 70 Sc.
mr. Pa ave. Ii. 4-a68S.
PS. See our ad under furnishings
AQUARIuMS and large selection O
tropical tish; large and small
tanks. pumps, lights and filters
all or part. UN. 4-366O.
ABACUsEs. Aladdin lamps. cast-iroT
wear, coal hods. wood pals anc
tubs, gas logs. FIRE signs. lard cans
sausage suffers. bath tub seats
cant hooks. peavies.. carbide lamps
NcA bulhEto oAlu pullcySs wash Dull
ers. jerks, Washingtons Oldesi
Hardware and Stove store. sinct
1855. 733 9TH st. NV. IA. s-0S4s
ARTISTS AIR BRUSH, tank anc
gauge: also camera, Lucida. oil
18th st. NV. MA. S-92S6.
AUDUBON BIRD FEEDER, weather.
pr. hrdbd.. 81 30, ppd. ATLAS SUP.
PLY. p. o. Box Is. Annandale. Va
AUTOPEN SIGNATURE MACHINE,
model M5O-5054. Reas. CO. g.
8040. MR.. McCAMBRIDGE.
BABY CARRIAGE. like new. sl2. IN
BABY CARRIAGE, S15; de luxe
coach type with mattress: vers
GOOD condition. $50 Nicholson st
ne. ia. 9-7337.
BABY CRIB, including mattress anS
springs; clean and nicely finished
good cond.: reas. RE. 5-7361.
BABY CRIB and chest. $50; high.
chair, So: typewriter, IS. Call JE
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BIDET. white porcelain, new, Will
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BUSINESS SERVICES

AMERICAN RIGGING SERVICE
Flagpoles. stacks. radio towers in
stalled, repaired. painted: all rig
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ONE STOP for your carpet needs
shifted. cleaning on Location. etc,
Low prices. Free estimate. Guar
anteed work. RIA. 6-6474.
YOUR IMPORTANT newspaper clip
pings perm. preserved in plastic for
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GIRL. light colored. wants fountain
grill. waitress. sandwich block,
cook. g.h.w.; dav's work. Me
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SPECIAL PURCHASE
New 1855 l-hp. and li4-h.p.. No
/ consumer-rated air eonditioners.
new. in factory-sealed cartons: 3.
out iast years floor samples. Nc
reasonable offer refused
STANDARD TIRE g.
BATTERY CO.
10th and n sts. NE. II. S-eos2
Open Ewes, Till o
ALUMINIUM SHEET = New with
stains, 3-ft.xl0-ft .x.025: 30c ID
HARRY J. ABRAMS. ia L ct. n .
ANTIQUE BUFFET. golden oak: i'm
ported from Holland. $50. 10. J.
34a5.
ANTioUES--statues. bronze birds
$50: French soldier and sailor
$25 pr: French artist. SIS. Idea
for lamps. Also. miniature pistol
models mounted In shadow boxes
and frames. $40 and SIG. RA,
ANTIQUEs-Due 70 illness, must sell
on all antiques. Many cherished
items to choose from. Daily 10 Ia
5. 1s22 Wis. ave.
ANTIQUES - Pine kneehole desk
beaut. finish. $3.50. Cherry poster
bed. SIS. Misc. EN-. 3-6ll1.
ANTIQUE REPRODUCTIONS-Early
American hutch and trestle table.
Weleh and corner cupboards. dry
sink. KE. 6-742S.
ANTIQUES or QUALITY, at pop
ular prices. No charge for repairs.
N. VILLAGERS CO.. 24lS-2O 18TH
st. NV.
ANTIQUES : See THE PIRATES
DEN" special today Reflnished
pine Jelly cabinet. $52: marble bur
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$50: p.g. punch bowls. $3.50; tall
crystal lamp, sac. l0-pc. din. rm.
set, $50; Run cabinet, Sls: CUT
glass. 50. so: eoblets. $3.50; records.
items. Come out. have cup OF
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ANTIQUES = Red velvet loveseat.
SI25; lge. gold leaf mirror, 500
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ANTIQUE-wall telephone, $50 or
best offer. Misc. chest OF drawers.
So and So. JE. 2-B3Ob.
ANTIoUEs-Marble top chest. s1s;
ioxlb blue bIoadloom. $50: antique
gold band china. serv. =. Misc. lot
old jeweiry. Very old stems, 70.
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Large constantly moving stock out
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Cherry, walnut. tester beds; chest
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Come see for yourself MA. sd b3
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DO not sell your valuable antique
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

permsnent lob as seamstrcss or
tl1atsTeifi. DIT. 2-ili0.
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WOMAN wanted for care@of small
girl and apartment. Columbia pike
b1a-day week: Arlington resident
preferred: must have local refer
ences. Phone ia. S-6535. Sunday
culy between q and g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

MATURE, responsible white hse.
keeper. for family Of 3. Live in
week ends on. $35. HA. 2-9425.
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. reliable
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SITS, MEN 8 WoMEN

COUPLE LIVE IN: ghw.: man work
elsewhere: will do odd Jobs around
house for room and board. LUCILLE
MOSS. LU. 1-7131.
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EXCELLENT SALARY to girl iookinp
for good live-in Job: gh,w AND
care of 2 children. OIL. 6-7S66,
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ANTIoUES-statues. bronze birds
$50: French soldier and sailor
$25 pr: French artist. SIS Idea
for lamps. Also. miniature pistol
models mounted In shadow boxes
and frames. $40 and S16. RA
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AGENTS

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WOMAN, white, live in: Inv; one
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CAPABLE COOK and g.h.w.; live in,
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DEPENDABLE WOMAN, to start Feb.
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mother. 5-day wk: $50. fare: N.
AFl refs req IA o2021 100