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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31
Smith SAYS
He Hopes
TOBOw Out

With the count on school
board candidates still standing
at II, Board President Lath-
rop E. Smith this week an
nounced that he does not plan
to run for reelection.
Smith qualified his statement
by saying that he doesn't want
TO close the door completely" on
his candidacy because of his con
Germ over the election.
The board president said he
feels "ft is essential that the
policies backed by the majority
Of the board including Mrs. Helen
Scharf, Mrs Rose Kramer and
Willard McGraw be continued"
These three incumbents have al
ready announced their entry into
the race.
Smith, who was elected in 1854
and has served as president since
January, 1851 also expressed his
hope that "the administration of
Superintendent c. Taylor Whit.
tier who has given ample evil
dence Of his abilities should con.
tlnue to receive support" Pres.
ent board members came under
fire last year when they dropped
the former superintendent, DIR.
Forbes II. Norris.
A new possibility in the race
TO fill the seven board positions
next November is Clarke l.. Eau.
yer, l0o Normandy Drive, Silver
Spring, of Allied Civic Group
fame.
Fauver said that because of in.
terest in his running expressed
by a number of county residents
he has been considering it but
will not make any decision for
another two weeks. Neither did
he know whether he would enter
the race against Mrs. Kramer in
the fifth council district or as an
atlarge candidate.
Winner of the Stott award
for outstanding civic activi-
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31
Man Dies
After Car
Hits Pole

A 25-year-old Derwood man
was killed instantly early
Monday morning when his
six-year-old sedan skidded 146
feet along Muncaster Mill
R a d and wrapped itself
around a utility pole.
Pronounced dead on the scene
was Henry Ford Davidson, who
lived with his brother, Billy c.
Davidson, at the old Postoffice
building at Derwood Another
brother, Fred, lives on Westmore
Road, Rockville.
DIR. Frank j. BrOschart,
medical examiner, said
Davidson died from broken
neck, broken right jaw,
broken right Shout der,
broken right hip and other
injuries.
County police found Davidson
in his car which was bent in a
V.shape from the tremendous
force of the impact. A police re-
port said Davidson, travelling
northeast on Muncaster Mill
Road shortly after midnight, ap.
parently lost control of his car
while moving at high rate of
speed.
They said the car skidded GO
feet on the road and 7S feet on
the shoulder before its right side
smashed into the pole. The base
of the heavy pole was moved a
foot through the ground from
the crash, police said.
Davidsons parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Davidson, of Saltville,
Va, sent an undertaken to Cart
ner's Funeral Home, Gathers.
burg. this Monday to bring their
sons body home for burial.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31

community of 5000 persons. Rock
ville's population is estimated at
about 10000.
Scheiber explained mt a
press conference Tuesday
that he started out In the
field OF law. He received an
LIB. degree from Columbia
Law School after having won
his bachelors degree from
SwarthmOre College, near
Philadelphia.
Initially, he practiced in New
York City and Putnam Valley,
N. Y. At the latter place he was
active in civic affairs and served
as secretary Of the Town Plan
ming Board.
AS his interest in local affairs
and local government grew, he
began to realize that the field of
a professional city manager
would be an interesting - and
challenging one. SO he switch
ed. This involved going back to
school at the University of Penn
sylvania where he won masters
degree in political science.
Before winning the Grove City
appointment, he served as assist
ant manager of Downington, Pa.
In addition to holding down the
Grove City and Downington jobs,
ne has been active in organiza-
tions devoted 10 the city manager
profession. He has held the office
OF secretary-treasurer of the
Pennsylvania City Managers AS.
ISOLATION, and is secretary of the
Mercer County pa Planning
Commission. He is the author OF
several articles which have APP
peared nationally in the Amer
lean City magazine. and has
served as consultant in local gov.
ernment and instructor in courses
on local government administra.
Continued on Page -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31
? Banks
Vote to
Merge

Stockholders of the first
National Bank of Gathers
burg and the Bank of Ger
mantown this week approved
the merger of the two institu-
tons into one bank, the Mary
land State Bank of Montgom-
cry County.
Meeting separately, Monday
and Tuesday, over 80 percent of
the stockholders of both banks
voted yes" unanimously.
Approved the same time were
the appointments Of Harold W..
Ward as chairman of the board
of directors, now a joint board of
the two banks, and Leonard H.
Hoyle as president of the new
bank. Both previously held these
positions with the Gaithersburg
institution.
Also approved was the APP
pOintnent of Augustus II.
Selby as vice president and
chairman of the finance COM
nlittee. Selby headed the
Bank of Germantown.
The combined assests of the
two banks now total SIS million,
according to the new president.
The main office of the Maryland
State Bank will be in the Cal
thersburg bank, building. t h e
two branches of the Germantown
bank will continue in their pre-
sent location.
The new bank operation is ex-
pected to be launched around the
first of October, according TO Sell
by. All of the present employees
will be retained in their current
positions.
The merger unites two of the
county's oldest and well estab-
lished institutions. The Gathers
burg bank was founded in 1891
and Germantowns in 1922,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31
County Uses Traps
On WildD0g Packs

Every year, scores of
chickens, sheep and lambs,
and even cattle are killed by
marauding bands of wild dogs
in Montgomery County.
just this week the County
Council authorized payment
of sos to owners of SO
chickens and two lambs
slaughtered by the rowing
packs.
County officials try their best
to trap the dogs but this method
at best is a cumbersome, waiting
game that all too often fails.
Men from the countys animal
shelter take large steel box traps
to the site of complaints and bait
the traps with meat. If an I'M
wary dog goes into the trap, he
springs a trigger that allows the
trap door to slide shut behind
him.
The county owns six such
traps. Each weighs about 100
pounds and is made of iron graf
ing. One costs about 500 to
build.
These traps generally are
placed near woods paths or
places where stock is known to
gather. Captured dogs are re-
moved from the traps and, if they
are not licensed they are taken
to the animal shelter and held for
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five days before being destroyed
by humane methods.
If a licensed dog is caught, he
is turned over to his owner who
then must make his peace with
the owner of killed stock.
When chicken or lamb or any
other farm animal Is killed, the
owner gets three appraisals of
the worth of the animal and
makes an affidavit of his loss
before trial magistrate. The
magistrate then passes the affi-
davit on to the clerk of the Coun-
ty Council who in turn presents
it to the Council.
Money for payments to owners
comes from fees charged for dog
tags.
Contrary to belief, wild dogs
generally eat what they kill, ac-
cording to Milton Hurdle, director
of the animal shelter. One trouble
with their capture, Hurdle said,
is that owners sometimes fail to
notify the shelter If the trap fails
to catch a dog.
Col. James S. McAuliffe, super.
intendent of police, said that the
dog packs even venture down
into Silver Spring occasionally.
Sometimes pets, perfectly
docile by day. turn into savage,
bloodthirsty beasts at night when
the packs form.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31
Weather Outlook

Temperatures are expected to
reach So with thundershowers
in the late afternoon, but the
mercury will drop during the next
four days. More showers tomor-
row and possibly few over the
weekend, averaging one-half
inch.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31

OAA~tAhho1 hAAe4 StAS~teNAA 1919
/ didn't Dire a m /
would win the Miss Sill
yer Spring" contest. 1
was so convinced l would
lose, l wasn't even ner-
vous. 1t was the same
way at the Miss Mary
land" contest in Balti-
more.
/ just couldn't be-
lieve I'd won, that / was
actually M i S S Maryland.
The first time it really
sank in was when at a
b e n e fit appearance, l
realized that a lot of
people came to see Miss
Maryland, not Mary Ro-
berta Page, a Bethesda
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31
Big New Sewer
Line in Doubt
PPC Approves
But Council
Rejects Plan

The County Council Tues
day unanimously passed a
resolution against proposed
extension of a sewer line up
the Northwest Branch Valley
to serve a college that would
be built at Browns Corner by
Seventh-day Adventists.
The Council took the action
after hearing William Burrage,
director of planning for the
Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission, call
the plan, THE type of operation
totally contrary to the planning
process"
The S591 900 extension would
run north from the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commissions
sewer terminus just north of the
Glenmont-Colesville Road and
connect with a 263-acre tract now
under option to the Adventists.
Earlier, however, the Planning
Commission had voted in favor of
the project although Chairman
Herbert w. Wells had protested
vigorously that the M-NCPPC
was not given enough time to
carefully consider" the project.
A final decision may be
made Thursday by the Wash
ington Suburban Sanitary
Commission.
The Adventists want to erect
new buildings there for the Wash
ington Missionary College and
Potomac University, both now
located in Takoma Park.
They have offered to pay about
one-third, or $207, 900 of the cost
of the sewer.
Burrage told the Council that
construction of the sewer very
likely would bring on high den
sity development of the whole
Northwest Branch Valley which
the Planning Commission has
hoped to keep as an open, lightly
settled area. Almost all of the
valley is zoned for one-half or
two-acre development. Only about
IA percent of the entire 10000
acre valley is now developed, ac-
cording to planners.
Willard Morris, commits.
sioner from the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion who attended the cOun-
Gil hearing, backed up Bur-
rage with the statement,
I'm not so sure at this
moment that / don't go along
with Burrage ON this"
This development was not in
cluded in our five-year program
that was passed last Tuesday
and we think it is 10 years pre-.
mature" asserted Morris. He
went on to say that he couldn't
see how the Northwest Branch
sewer could be built before 1861.
Morris told the Council that it
would be cheaper to build sewers
TO alternate sites located on Good
Hope Road in Colesville and at
Paint Branch. He also said that
II would be cheaper TO build a
sewer TO the Browns Corner site
through Paint Branch Valley. but
if that route were used, the Ad-
ventists would have TO construct
a pumping station and a six-inch
force main on their property to
move sewage up some grades.
Tie Adyentists repeatedly
have told the Sanitary Com.
Continued on Page y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31

Now every time think about Atlantic City and the
Miss America Contest really get butterflies. Think of
competing against all those beautiful grls Brother!
Don't ask me if I'll VIM Ill stand on the Fifth
Amendment on that question.
It's funny thing that I'm an entrant in the
Miss America contest can remember when was tall
kid with long legs and watched the M S S A m ca
pageant elevision used to think: "Goy, wouldn't
CONTINUED Page ca
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31
New Manager
Hired by City
F.. Pennsylvania
Will Be Paid
$1,000 in Post

ockville's new city
Walter A. Scheiber,
s a pleasant-faced, 36-year-
Did father of four who is a
combination lawyer and pro-
'essional city administrator.
Selected from among 70
applicants for the $11,0OO.a-
year post, the new manager
will report to his new job
September 2.
He is presently borough
of Grove City Pa,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31
Ike dominates Ashton Postmaster

Richard II. Farquhar, Of Ash.
ton, has been nominated by Presi-
dent Eisenhower to be postmaster
of Ashton.
A lifelong resident of the com
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munity, Farquhar, 40 has held
the job in an acting capacity for
about one year. The appointment
must be confirmed by the U. S.
Senate
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31
Premio Nobe! de Medicina Para
Cientificos de Estados Unidos

ESTOCOLMO. Oct. 3O.-(U.-
P.I.)-El Institute Carolingio
de Investigation Medica otor-
&C hoy ell Premio Nobel de Me
dicina 1858. a tres cientificos
norteamericanos por sus traba-
jos de genetica
jos de genetica
La mitad de la recompensa
de Al $50 dolares corresponds
"a a George Wells Beadle, pro-
fesor del laboratorio Kerckhoff
de California y Edward Lawrie
Tatum professor del Institute
Rockefeller de Nueva York.
La otra mitad correspondents
a Joshua L~ederberg, professor
de la UNIVERSAL de Wisconsin.
Beadle y Tatum, empleando
ell mobo del pan, confirmaron
que los genes controlan las en-
zimas y que las enzimas contro-
lar la quimica de la vida.
Su descubrimiento dio a la
eiencia IA primera pista de CO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31

RICO

venido hacienda por muchos
AMOS, declare un funcionario
de la compania.
La Waterman emilio la decla-
racion despues que llegaron aqui
varios informes de que una in
formation publicada por un pc
riodico de San Juan podria ha-
Der estado sujeta a una mala
Interpretation.
La firma inici6 hoy su petit
cion ante la Junta Martina Fe-
deral sobre sus rutas hacia ell
LELAND Oriente y Europa.
I'm portavoz de la compania
declare que en- una audiencia
que Sc celebrara mas tarde, "la
Waterman sera requerida de
acuerdo con la Ley a obtener
la aprobaci6n para que ella y
la Pan Atlantic puedan CONT.
nuar con todas sus rutas dones.
ticas, incluyendo a Puerto Rico"
"Esto Sc requiere debido q
QUE una firma naviera no pue.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31
Primer hinistro de Italia
E|oqia a Ia America Latina

ROMA, Oct. 30.-(UPI)-El
Primer Ministro, Amintore Fan
FAM, hablando ante la Camara
de d%iputados, sobre SUI politica
exterior expreso la esperanto
de que todas las naciones del
bloque occidental encontraran
a Las naciones Latinoamerica-
mas, unidas en- SUI amor por la
libertad en- ell esfuerzo comun
para garantizar la prosperidad
y paz a la humanidad."
Recordando la vista que ell
pasado septiembre hizo e! Pre-
sidente Giovanni Gronchi al
Brasil, Fanfani dijo que ell Presi-
dente no habia lido al Brasil, So
10 para mostrar SUI amistad a
aquella republica.
Dijo que eel Presidente no
visito al Brasil solo para selec-
cionarla en- otras naciones en-
nuestra amistad, nj para causar
celos entire otros PASSES, que son
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31
Discurso del
Sdnfo Padre

como heraldos de la divina pa
labra y sin ahorrarse ningun
trabajo, diseminan la verdad
del Evangelio en- tierras lejanas;
a los religiosos y monjas, en-
penados con cello y anSiedad
en- ell trabajo por la Iglesia; nj
tampoco a los que militan en- las
filas pacificas de la Accion Ca
tolica, bajo la direction de los
Obispos, y a todos los demas
que, en- una forma u otra, cola
boran al apostolado de la jerar-
quia. A todos ellos los bende-
cimos con efusivo amor.
"Finalmente, deseamos orar a
Dios misericordioso, por todos
los hijos que tenemos en- Cristo,
especialmente aquellos que SUI
fren miseria o padecen dolores
de cualquier clase, para que Sc
digne propigarles a todos y ca
da uno de ellos, la necesaria
ayuda y ell consuelo divine.
"Sin embargo, entire estos hi
jos nuestros, son particularmen-
tie queridos a nuestra alma pa
ternal los que viven en- la region
de Venecia, donde cumplimos
nuestra mission pastoral, y los
de la di6cesis de Bergamo, don
de vimos la luz de esta vida NOR
tai.
"Aunque ,ahora nos hallamos
lejos, estamos y estaremos
siempre presentes en- la carload
dad de Jesucristo, y confiamos
en- que sus oraciones, siempre
unidas a las ~nuestras, Sc eleva-
ran a Dios para que nos conceda
la gracia divina.
mo obstante, nuestros pensa-
mientos Sc vuelven en- p%articu-
lar a los .Obispos, sacerdotes,
religiosos y a todos los fieles
cristianos ques viven en- nacio-
mes donde la libertad debida a
la religion cristiana es, o no
concedida en- absolute, o no
plenamente, donde los sacrosan-
tos derechos de la iglesia son
pisoteados con temeraria auda
ella y donde sus legitimos pas
torres son expulsados, puestos
en- custodia o de tai modo i'm
pedidos que no pueden cumplir
como debieran sus deberes.
Que todos, ellos sepan que
compartimos Ssus penas, angus
tias y miserias, y que pedimos a
Dios, dispensadol del bien, con
suplicas y oraciones que por fin
un dia ponga termino a tan inhu
mana persecution que repugna
enteramente, no solo a la paz y
prosperidad genuinas de esos
pueblos, sino tambien a la civil
liazacion de nuestro tempo y a
los derechos humanos largo
tempo reconocidos.
"Que Dios alumbre con SUI d.
VIVA luz las mentes de los 60
bernantes de esas naciones, que
perdone a los perseguidores,
que prologue a todos muy prom
to en- ell goce de la legitima
tContinNa a y Pa. o
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31

PoIificu
AIcorn Previene q los Republicans

ca no dio detalles de su CONVEX
saci6n.
Alcorn, hablando en- un mitin
republican, de Greenwich, Con-
necticut, dijo que eel reto ma
yor que tiene ante ST ell partido
es lograr que Sc vote"
"Fueron los republicanoS que
Sc quedaron en- casa los que nos
hicieron perder Ell control del
congreso en- las elecciones de
1854" dijo. Isl sufrimos nuevas
perdidas este ano, de nuevo sera
ell republican, que Sc quede en-
casa ell responsible"
Declare que 'las victorias de
los democratas en- las eleccio-
mes nacionales, estatales y mu-
nicipales de este ano, haran me-
nos dificil la election de un de-
mocra para Presidente en- 49,
co.. Agreg6 "que de la misma
manera cada republican, cleo
to en- 1858 contribute a la fuer-
"a del partido para 1850"
Los estrategas democratss de
la campaha Sc mantiene firneS
e ontinua On ID PAgina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31

CIUDAD DEL vATICANO,
oct. 80 CUPID La siguiente es
una traduccion, no Official, del
texto del discurso pronunciado
hoy en- latin por ell Papa Juan
XIII:
"En esta bora de tr%epidacion,
euando la pesadisima cargo del
Supreme, Pontificado, tras la
muerte de nuestro predecessor
Pic XII, de venerada memoria y
auien tanta gratitud merecio de
Ia iglesia, nos es impuesta por
Ia misteriosa voluntad divina,
abrumando y cast d~estrozando.
nuestra alma, elevamos primero
nuestras suplicas a Dios para
que nos de fuerza en- nuestras
debilidades y flaquezas, ilumine
nuestra mente y endurezca nues-
ira voluntad.
"Seguldamente, eXtendemos
nuestro abrazo mas amante a
nuestros muy amados hijos del
Sacro Colegio, cuyas elevadas
cualidades y virtudes espiritua-
les conocemos bien, y en- es-
pecial a aquellos cuya ausencia
lamentamos y cuyos padecimien-
tos y angustias nos conmueven
tan hondamente.
"Tambien queremos expresar
nuestra benevolencia y amor a
todos nuestros venerables her.
manos en- ell episcopado, que Sc
afanan en- TODD Ell mundo por
cultivar la vina del senior.
mi podemos pasar en- silen-
clio a los sacerdotes que propa-
gan los misterios de Dios, espe-
cialmente a los misioners que,
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31

nuestros aliados y no son lats
nos, como, por ejemplo, Alema-
MIA"
Fanfani agrego que estas pa
labras de despedida al salir de
Rio de Janeiro fueron dirigidas
a toda la America Latina. Agre-
60 que Italia habia notado, con
placer, que durante la reciente
reunion en- Washington de vein.
tie Ministries de Relaciones Ex-
teriores de paises latinoameri-
canos, ell deseo de aumentar la
collaboration reciprocal fue ma
nifestado por todos.
FL premier dijo: "A esta reu.
MON tambien asistio ell Secreta-
rio de Estado Norteamericano,
Foster Dulles y los Estados Uni
dos tambien Sc sumaron al pro-
puesto proyecto, de etablecer
una unidad que identifique las
relaciones economics interna-
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31
Coronation de Juan XIII
Serd eI a de Noy;embre
REClBE Ell TERCER JURAMENT0 DE
OBEDIENCIA De LOS CARDINALS
Fl Nvevo Ponfffiee Sc Distingve por sv
Gran HumiIdod Y Amor a los Pobres

CIUDAD DEL vATICANO,
Oct 30.-(UPD-E Papa Juan
XIII senalo la fecha de SUI CO.
'ronacion, que sera ell martes
cuatro de noviembre.
Al mismo tempo ell Sumo
Pontifice, sentado en- SUI trono,
ante ell fresco del Juicio Final
de Miguel Angel, recibio ell ter
Ger juramento de obediencia
de los Cardenales, que hace dos
dias 10 eligieron para Ell cargo
mas alto de la cristiandad.
lUno por uno, los Principles
de la Iglesia Sc arrodiIlaron pa
IA besarle IA mao y ell borde
de SUI blanca tunica en- la misma
Capilla SiXtina, a la que entro
Ell sabado como uno de sus igua-
les, ell Cardinal Angelo Giusep-
pc Roncalli.
En- circulos de la Iglesia Sc
dice que estaban presentes 40
cardenales. La prensa y ell pu-
blico en- general fueron eSclui-
dos de la ceremonial privada,
que duro IS minutes.
La ceremonial fue la Ultima
de las "Adoraciones" con que
la ley canon;ga simboliza la leal-
tad de los cardenales, a SUI nue.
vo jefe spiritual.
Ell coro de la Capilla Sixtina
entono luego "Tu Eres Pedro.
de Palestina.
Asistieron a la ceremonial 48
cardenales, de los so que figu-
raron en- Ell conclave, ademas
del Monsenor Alberto de Jorio,
a qlien ell Sumo Pontifice de-
cidio elevar al range de Carde-
nal en- ell primer acto de SUI rel
no.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31
Por ROBERT

WASHINGTON, octubre 80.
(UPI)-El P~residente de la
Asamblea NacioneS Republica-
ma, Meade Alcorn, en- un llama
miento electoral advirtio ano-
che a su partido, que las derro-
tas republicans de este ano
pueden preparar ell canine para
una victoria presidential de los
democratas en- 1860.
Los directories de la campa-
ma de los democratas, entire tan
to, parecen confiados de que ga
naron, por 10 menos, ocho asien-
tos en- ell Senado federal en- la
election del martes pr6ximo y
dicen que tienen una posibili-
dad, mas que pareja, de ganar
ocho mas.
Ell Presidente Eisenhower ira
to sobre la campana por telefo-
no durante unos 20 minutes con
ell vicepresidente Richard M.
Nixon antes de la salida de
Nixon anoche, para reanudar ell
recerrido p9r los estsdos occi-
dentales y Alaska. La Casa Blan-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31

parecian detenidas en- ell ITEM
pc, estan despertando en- todos
los confines de la guerra"
Luego manifesto que zen este
impulse universal, ningun pue-
bio de America puede quedar re-
zagado. Para producer esa trans
formation may que dominar las
fuerzas de la naturaleza y po-
nerlas inteligentemente al SER
vicio del hombre y de su eleva-
cion moral y espirutual".
Tambien Sc refiri6 a la situa-
cion mediterranea de Paraguay
y tras recordar que los dos pal.
Sc del continente Sc encuentran
en- tai situaci6n declare que la
Argentina ratifica "Ia firme de-
cision de allanar todas las ira
bias que Sc opongan a la per-
CPasa a la PAgina 81