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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Reds Mideast Drive
Declared Intensified
Unity Asked
BY Boehdod
Pact Group

ANkARA, Turkey, Jan. 50
R-The Baghdad Pact powers
said today Communist impe-
riahsm" Is increasing its Efforts
TO dominate the priced oil-pro-
ducing Middle East.
In q communicate winding up
q meeting Of ministers, the
allies and q United States team
led BY Secretary Of State Dulles
asserted Russia Is directing
these attempts by exploiting
the fear Of war, economic dis
tress and regional tension.
The communique said Com.
munist "infiltration and sub.
version continue to be q menace
and call for constant vigilance
and increased solidarity"
In the past half year, the
allies said. Communist i'm
perialism had increased its ef-
forts. These efforts, in the form
or pressure threats and false
accusations. were particularly
directed by the Soviet Union
against Turkey"
Combined Military STAR
The communique listed these
declarations by the council.
consisting Of British, Turkish,
Iraqi. Iranian and Pakistani
ministers:
Creation Of a combined Mill
tary planning staff to serve a.
a nucleus for an eventual uni
fed command.
A recommendation to hold
combined military staff train.
ing exercises soon.
Appointment of Turkish 1t.
Gen. Ekrem Akalin as director
of the combined planning stan
for 1858. with American Air
Force Mai. Gen. Daniel s.
Campbell as his deputy.
Further expansions Of scien-
tiflc cooperation and a joined
program Of economic develop
ment Of the region.
In reference to trouble spots
within the Middle East area.
the eommunique said each un-
settled international conflict Is
"a potential threat to interna-
tional peace because 1t offers
a rich field for Red imperialists
to exploit
The corhmunique said the
council devoted considerable
time to discussing the situation
in the Mediterranean region,
the Middle East and South
Asia. and emphasized that o
situation which imperils Sc
eurity of the pact area should
be resolved in accordance with
the principles Of justice and the
United Nations Charter.
Refers 10 Israeli Feud
This appears to refer to the
Indian-Pakistani dispute over
KaShmir. the Arab-Israeli feud
over Palestine, the British
Turkish-Greek quarrel over
Cyprus and Frances campaign
against Algerian nationalists.
The issues were not specifically
listed because the allies could
not reach a unanimous agree
ment on the shape Of possible
settlements.
The 2.300-word communique
said in one passage:
while the free world has
taken bold and important steps
in the liberation and granting
of independence to many ma
tons in recent years. and while
it is striving to settle problems
Of the area in a spirit Of justice
and equality. the council noted
with regret that in pursuit Of
its aims the international Com
munist movement attempts to
exploit nationalism. fear Of
war. economic distress. the
plight of Arab refugees. colo
nialism and Afro-Asian senti-
ment through propaganda and
Communist controlled and in
fiuenced organizations"
Few concrete actions were
Continued on Page AS, Col. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
President Asks
5 Years More
For TradeAct
Seeks to Extend
Toriff Cut Power to
Meet Red Threot
by GARNETT ID. HORNER
star stan Writer

President Eisenhower told
Congress today that authority
TO reduce tariffs must be ex-
tended for at least five years
to help meet the Soviet chal-
lenge in the international eco
nOmic arena.
The President declared that
legislation to extend the re-
ciprocal trade agreements pro-
gram. with broadened authority
TO negotiate tariff cuts. for q
minimum Of five years sis es-
sential TO our national eco
nomic interest. TO our security,
and to our foreign relations. q
He sent TO the Capitol an
unusually strong message ar
guing the must" character OF
the proposed extension. while
leaving TO Secretary Of Com
merce Weeks the task Of SUBJ
hitting the administration 4
detailed proposals.
Secretary Weeks sent Com
gress the administration draft
Of a proposed bill extending
the Reciprocal Trade Agree
ments Act and = l.700-word
covering letter at noon today,
Reciprocal Reductions
In broad outline. the Pred-
dents proposals call for au-
thority to negotiate reductions
from existing United States
tariff rates ct S per cent q year
over q five-year period. The
reductions would be on q recip-
rocal basis.
Mr.. Eisenhower devoted the
bulk Of his special message to
an argument that such an ex-
tension Of the Reciprocal Trade
Agreements Act rs essential 70
enable US TO meet the latest
form Of economic challenge "a
the free world presented BY
communism.
The tariff -cutting authority
win expire under existing iegis-
lation next June 30. Consider
able opposition has been devel-
oping In Congress to the pro-
posed extension.
. The President warned that
the Soviet Union Is engaged
In an intensive effort, through
q combined program Of trade
and aid. TO divide the countries
OF the free world, to detach
them one by one and swing
them into the orbit OF Com
munist influence.
Noting Russia's growing
economic capacity. he said the
Soviet capacity to export is
matched by its willingness 10
import.
Import Offers Cited
Russia is increasingly offer
ing to import the SURPRISES of
nom Communist states in an
effort to "tie such state to the
Soviet orbit" the President
said.
This challenge In the econ
omic field" he warned. cannot
be ignored without the gravest
risk to our way Of life. This fact
alone makes 1t imperative that
previous positions be re-exa-
mined. and that particular in
terests be re-appraised In the
light Of overriding national
needs.
The question is whether the
system OF free competitive en-
terprise for which we stand will
meet successfully IN the inter-
national economic arena the
challenge hurled by the Soviet
leaders.
1--WE will fail in this endeavor
~ the free countries do not
continue their reduction Of the
barriers which they themselves
.. rn n np - a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
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WEATHER FORECAST

Mostly sunny today. Partly cloudy tonisht.
low 81. Cloudy tomorrow with little change
IN temperature. lFull report. Page A-29
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
BY Ann Davidson

The Eta is sponsoring a
"Favorite Teacher" contest
this week. Balloting is in
homerooms. The winner will
be entered in a Washington
Area contest.
Peggy Burdette and Betty VIII
son, of the French II class taught
by Mr.. Richard Evans, have been
selected on scholastic merit TO
represent DIS in a French con-
test on May 4 at Georgetown
University in which area schools
will participate. The winner of
this contest will enter a National
contest in Chicago later in the
summer. Good luck, girls
Our FLA boys again proved
their basketball prowess as they
downed the Gaithersburg FLA
team by a score Of 30-15 last
Wednesday at Gaithersburg. Ar
thur Bowie and Sterling King led
the scoring with 9 and 8 points,
respectively. The boys now have
apo record.
Nave you heard our live Five
Plus\ One2" II not you'll have
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Name Winner Next Week
FavOrite Teacher Contest
Under Way at Damascus

a chance to hear them and dance
to their jazz at the cats
MEOW in the DIS auditorium
on March % from S:30-1l:30. The
band will help Lewis Burdette and
his Monocacy Playboys supply
the music for the dance. Admis.
sion is only Is cents and SIPS
drag.
The first edition of the "Hor.
nets Buzz, official DIS student
publication, was enthusiastically
received by students and faculty
members las Thursday. Signs of
relief came from the newspaper
staff when they realized that the
Buzz" had actually reached the
final stage. Thanks to the Stu.
dent Council for their fiancing
of this first issue.
A tired, shOrtwinded faculty
five only managed to rack up II
points TO the J.V.'s S2 In an anus.
ing comic contest on Monday.
The game was fair and square In
most respects, but I've always
been told there are five players
on basketball team, not nine.
The Senior High Girls basket.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Walter Johnson High
Curtain To Raise On
FuntubuIOus Fantasia

week final exams this week
With them out of the way we
can now start worrying about
report cards that make an ap-
pearance Black Tuesday, March
rs.
Senior news: Senior week will
be April % to May 2. During
this time seniors will be able to
exercise senior privileges (just
what they are is not known at
this time), and take over the
Observation-Disclosures run of the
school. This should be fun! The
Senior class trip to New York
will be the weekend of April 10.
The group will go up by train
on Friday morning and return
the same way Sunday. AS of this
moment the class is supposed to
stay at the New Yorker Hotel.
Chaperones will be Miss Pa
tricia King (who by this time
will be Mrs. Donald Swanson),
Mr.. William Shredder, Mr.. Nor
gan Fowle of the social studies
department, and Miss Jane Short
of the physical education depart
ment.
The play chosen for the Senior
class production May 2 and 3 will
be the Solid Gold Cadillac"
Money from the play will go for
the class picnic and Senior Night
which were not figured into the
senior fees.
Senior Prom night is June 6.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
School.

ned and will not be considered
unless absolutely necessary.
Eight students are competing
for a $576 scholarship award to
be granted by Strayer College in
Washington: Judy Bernatz, Shir
ley Boxall, Jerlean Catron, Nancy
Ciarrochi, Donna Jarvis, Linda
Lagerson, Margaret Lee, and
Darlene Storm will take the ex.
animation on March Is at 10 AM.
The award covers total tuition
cost of a One-year, day secre-
tarial course (private, medical,
or legaD or the first year of the
twO-year day Executive Secre-
tarial or Business Administration
course with an Accounting major
leading to a Bachelor of Com
mercial Science degree. The
winner has the option of begin
ming his course i'm the summer or
fall term of 1858.
Do you want to help with the
Follies of SO? A complete list of
the committees and their faculty
sponsors is posted in the publica-
tons room. Anyone interested in
joining one of these committees
should see the faculty member in
charge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

OF fantabulouS. So don't miss
fantabulous Fantasia this week.
end.
There were two all-school as
semblies this week. The first
presented Monday, was a one.
man show starring Mr.. Quaker,
who is associated with the Amer.
lean Heritage Program.
The second was an honor as
sembly given by the school,
March II. 1t acknowledged the
installation of the ten Quill and
Scroll charter members of the
Walter Johnson Capter, National
Merit Winner semi-finalists, Gen.
eral Motor semi-finalists, the
Bausch and Lomb Science Award
winner, and athletic awards for
football, basketball, and wrest,
ling.
The next social event will be
a hOe-dOwn d dance slated for
March 70. The band will be WIS
own lmpallas, made up of Ken
Arnold, Dave Thomas, Tom Keys,
Butch Cassidy, and Tiger Shu-
man. These guys really play a
cool number and to make the
evening even cooler, the dress is
sport casual.
l guess a report on the weeks
news wouldn't be complete with
out some mention of the six
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

nan A)lONli'
Students working in the bank
must possess, capacity for keep
ing bank business confidential.
Banking students must receive
approval from the principal, vice
principal, and two teachers.
Each class at Richard Mont
gomery was last week given a
detailed explanation of the areas
to be covered by the evaluation
committee in an assembly headed
by J. ]. Tarallo, school principal.
Representatives from the facul-
ty committees working on the
evaluation criteria addressed the
classes, explaining their part in
the accreditation. Students were
permitted to ask questions of Mr..
Tarallo at the end of the as
sembly.
The eight representatives were
Pauline Abeyounis English de-
partment; Mark Nc gaIco, Driver
Education; Stanley Mcfarland,
Social studies; Dwight Coblentz,
mathmatics; Norman Schneider,
English department; Helen Keller.
librarian; Levin Comfy, vice-prin.
cipal; and Robert Smith. vice
principal.
The Future Engineers Club in
stituted plan to keep the halls
free of waste paper and the cam
pus litter-free. Posters have been
placed in the halls reminding stu
dents to place trash in the prop
er containers
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

ball team finished a perfect sea-
son with a win over Gaithersburg
on Wednesday by a score of 81
to 26. Scoring was led by Bar
bara Mcdaniel with "a points.
On March 4, Mrs. Thomas
fourth and fifth period Home Arts
classes learned about meat-cut.
ting from Mr.. Fraley, head butch
er of the Acme Store in Da.
mascus. This trip was part of the
Home Arts class.
The Science Club, although one
of our newest clubs, is one of the
busiest. They are helping Mr.. Earl
Shaw move science equipment in
to our new addition. Mr.. Shaw
hopes to train these selected stu
dents as future lab assistants.
The girls physical education
classes have started using the new
shower ooms. The Board of
Education inspected the other
part of the new addition last
Friday to see if everything is
ready for occupancy. Students
and teachers are anxiously wait
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Gaithersburg High
7OO-Student
Junior High
Plans Barred
Hazel Whitaker

Just released are the plans
Tor a new junior high school
at Gaithersburg. Although
these plans are still incom-
olete, they propose the pur-
chase of "a acres of land be-
hind the present elementary
school on Summit Avenue.
AS soon as this land is ac-
1uired construction will begin.
Architects have been commits
stoned and the deadline for
entry is September, 1859.
Since the initial capacity will
be 700 students, it will only in.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

seems an appropriate theme for
Sherwood Seniors in the month
of March. Every opportunity to
increase their financial assets Is
being sought by Seniors who are
bent on boarding $29.S5, the 90.
ing price for the coming Senior
trip to New York.
Equally time-consuming is the
preparation for this years Senior
Play, "Arsenic and Old Lace.
which will be presented On March
21.22.
Other projects in which seniors
are involved include planning the
Senior Faculty Dinner, choosing
graduation invitations, and the
Invasion of the Library Of Con
gress In search of research
paper information.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Richard Montgomery
School Bank
Notes 3Oth
Birthday
BY Jim Lee

Rio h ard Montgomery's
bank celebrated its 30th ami
versary this month. A branch
Of the Farmers Bank here in
Rockville, the bank has served
students and customers asso-
ciated with Richard Mont
gomery since February z,
1923, the date of its incep-
ton. p
Any high school student or fac
ulty member may buy stock in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

OF the telephone. The recent sale
OF the Key Club Student Directo-
ry with names, addresses and
telephone numbers of all Sher-
woods students is responsible
for the busy lines.
Equally fruitful for our Key
Club was the recent Capital Dis
trict Key Club elections which
won a Sherwood student, Fred
Peterson, the position Of Lieuten-
ant Governor for Division /. Last
year this position was filled by
Mike Witherspoon, also from
Sherwood.
BUSY hands make busy minds"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Somebody WiHGet
A $25 Bond Free
Hey. VIVA hoppan?

Hey! VIVA hoppan?
Recently we offered SIS savings bond for the
best name for this page. We got some names but
we want lot more before choose
AS we said earlier we want something bright
-punchy and short No rambling names or anything
that's already being used like Teen Scene ETC. Mean
while Wen call it simply High School Page
Let us hear from you sharp kids Remember
the inventor of the choose not only will have
the satisfaction of naming the Sentinels school page
but he or she a club even, can win $25
Savings Bond
Address your entries to Name Contest The Sem
tinel 215 East Montgomery Avenue, Rockville You
must be high school student in Montgomery County
to win.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Teen-Age Classified
Ad Section to Start

Beginning with next weeks
issue, The Sentinel will run
teen-age classified ads. There
will be deadline of Friday at
$3.50 PM. for these ads whose
content must be acceptable to
The Sentinel. Each ad must
be limited to 20 words and will
cost 25 cents, payable, in ad.
vance. Send or bring them to
the Montgomery County SEN
tinel, Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

The Junior and Senior Classes
faced each other in the annual
Junior-Senior Basketball game
and after the game they spon.
sored a record hop in the school
cafeteria.
Last weeks SIP (Secret PaD
Dance was huge success. II
seems all that hectic letter-writ.
ing paid off. Many happy faces
were seen as secret pals danced
around the cafeteria. Thanks to
the seniors for novel dance and
a wonderful time.
The MIA. New Homemakers
of America) entertained the stu
dent body at a record hop last
Wednesday afternoon. The hop
was held after scheduled as.
sembly was cancelled because the
guest speaker was unable to APP.
pear.
The Junior Class will sponsor
a Pre-St. Patrick Dance on Fri.
day, March IA in the school cafe.
terra. If you haven't anything
green, be certain to get something
before that date. It's a must.
Most Carver students were
happy that the PTA meeting was
held Wednesday, a few days be.
fore the advisory ends and report
cards go home. What a break!
The trouble those things can
cause for students at PTA meet.
ings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

the curtain goes
up at $3.50. Tick
cts, which will
be sold at the
d DOR, are so
cents for stu
dents and 81 for
adults. I hear
(from the mem
bers of the cast
of course) that
the s h o w is
nothing S hor t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

clude the sew
enth and eighth
grades. A d d.
t i o n s to t h e
b u il din G are
planned a TT er
this capacity is
reached to ac-
commodate 1900
students VIII i C h
w o uld include
ninth grade. APP
preparations for
-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
BY Sandy fuller

See your best friends enter
tain tomorrow and Saturday,
when WI presents its student
variety show, Fantasia. Joan
Barnhill and Dan Conway
will do the introductions when
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Here 8 What 7 Think!

The question of giving the vote to 18-year-ods is
coming more and more into the fore these days. Recently
Co.. Theodore r. McKeldn, of Maryland stated that he
believed appropriate Legislation could be enacted f those
1oho looud be benefited by it a0ould demonstrate more
interest IN acquiring the right to uote" In other aoords
the Governor puts it sqtareyup to teenGJers themselves.
Iaquirng interchangeable Hugh Gillespie of the
Sentinel staff this meek qteried iue Gaitersburg High
School students on this subject with the fooaong results
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

the bank. At the
beginning of the
year, stockhold-
ers elect a board
of directors. The
directors in turn
elect O fife er S
with the cashier
and as S / S t an t
cashiers b e i n g
appointed by the
adviser of the
bank, Miss Lii
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

the school cafe
terra last Mon
day. Its purpose
W a s to saw e
money for the
cafeteria by elm
mating t h ose
items which new
er sold too we'll.
Everyone is still
happy, though.
Last Saturday
night \ was fun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
At Sherwood High
Students
Heart DriUe
Nets 5000
BY Jim Holland

As a result of a door-to-
door canvas by so Sherwood
students, over $500 was col
lected for the Heart Fund.
This may set a record for
collections by area youth
groups.
Sherwood civics students re-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
At Carver High
At Carver High
Career Week
Plans Made
By Students
BY Carol smith

Everyone's getting ready
for Career Week at Carver.
I'll have more about it next
week. One thing is now GER
tain: Wednesday, March 10,
will be Open House Day. The
public is invited.
A new plan of hot and cold
plate lunches went into effect in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

BY Max S. sheers

Some OF todays top artists pennng their songs
good example is Buddy Holly Holly recently wrote Maybe
BABY which he sings with the Crickets also have new
album out called Buddy Holly" 1t includes peggy Sue"
Valley OF Tears Everyday you Square Ready Teddy"
Words of Love- and six others including his latest hit single
I'm Gonna Love You Too"
. Connie Francis rendition of that olde who's Sorry
now has already passed the half million other
sde another old favorte "You Were Only Foong makes
good buy
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

Gently were al
lowed to sit In
on Senate rack.
ct hearings on
their trips to
the Capitol and
Library of Con.
gress.
Sherwood par
ents have been
increas | n G | y
haunted by the
constant hum
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

ing to move in the new addition.
Such wonderful facilities should
not stay idle any longer!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

this CONSTRUCTION amount to ST.
414,000.
Many have anticipated split
days at CHS next year for the
junior high. They are not plan
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

Join the fun and participate in voting age
contest For the best three letters whether
should be given the VOTE pay S. So and So re
specvey Send them to- Voting Editor, Sentinel
Rockville Md Only Montgomery County high
eligible for the prizes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

5 pon't-Eiyis Presley.
8 IT'S Too Soon Too Know-Pat Boone.
2 Don't Let Go-Roy Hamilton.
: san Along Silvery Moon--Billy Vaughn.
9. Magic Moments Perry Como.
10 Book Of Love-M onotones.
Indicates Hit Side
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

PICK HIT OF THE WEEK
Cor do Rock. Jim Balcom (Dotl
AREA BEST SELLERS
= sweet Little Slxteen-Chuck Berry.
! Get a job Silhouettes.
J. Twenty Six MileS-Fnur prens
/. Tequila-The Champs.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Agile Burglar
Loots Store

A burglar with the combined
talents of a monkey and cat
was sought today in the week.
end theft of several thousand
dollars worth of rings and
watches from Woodward 8,
Lothrop's downtown depart
ment store.
Police believe the Stealthy
fellow hid in the store at clos
ing thine Saturday evening,
and eluded the night watch
man while jimmying show
cases.
He apparently made an un-
orthodox exit through a win
dow over the F street marquee
Police said the total loot may
reach nearly $4,000. Already
accounted for were 104 gold
rings valued at $40 each and
IS wrist watches valued at $35
each.
First inkling came at 4.3C
pm. yesterday when Linvel L
Carter, 48, the night watchman
found blanket behind cos
metics counter on the first
floor.
Mr.. Carter learned the thief
had picked up a chisel and
putty knife in the north build
ing and after trying to open
some camera showcases there
apparently changed his mind
He went by tunnel to the mair
building and cracked the ring
and watch cases.