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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
OROWillBuild
On Rt. 24O Site.
200 Employees
To Be Moved,
Others Later
BY a Staff Reporter

Johns Hopkins University
will build a large new Army
research center on a 40-acre
site across from the Motel
Washingtonian n e ar Rock
vile.
The center will house the uni
versity's Operations Research
Office, now quartered In three
separate Bethesda-C Chevy Chase
locations.
The site, purc hased from
Washingtonian Motel owner
Sam Fig, occupies the northeast
corner of the intersection Of
Shady Grove I'd. and new us.
24O.
In a June 20 memorandum to
ORC staff members, Director
Ellis A. Johnson said the first
half of their new building
should be completed by about
January of 1861. A second
phase of construction will not
be finished for about five years,
he said.
At the outset, about half OF
ORO's approximately 400 EN-.
ployes will work at the new
building. The facility will main.
tain its present offices for am
other several years" johnson
said.
The u University originally
sought to locate its new offices
on Cedar la. in Bethesda, but
an application for rezoning Of
the proposed site was turned
down in face of strong resi-.
dents objections.
Later, ORC was considering
a 50-acre site in the Cabin John
area.
AT that time. officials said.
the new center would cost
total Of about SIS million for
both phases of construction. The
ultimate facility would cover
about 10000 square feet.
Johnson pointed out that the
Shady Grove site would allow
considerable future expansion.
Fig earlier obtained industrial
coming for the site, together
with another approximately so
acres he is offering for indus
trial development.
ORC is engaged in weapons
research on Department Of the
Army contracts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
BY Joan Stern
Sentinel Reporter

In a 24-hour period the
Rockville tax rate, acting
like an elevator in rush
hours, went from a proposed
Is cents to SO cents and
was then fixed at 70 cents
for the coming year.
The city council last week,
following a weeks marathon of
budget sessions, had to set the
clock back an hour to adopt a
81 million budget for 1959-60,
carrying the same tax rate as
the 1889 tax, by the legal
deadline of midnight June 30.
Complaining passage Of the
budget was Councilman Joseph
c. Rodgers last-minute resolu-
ton to hike water rates five
cents enabling tax cut In keep.
Ing with three previous cuts
SJnce the Citizens for Good Gov
ernIpent took control Of the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
Citizenship Is Denied
To TakOn1a Park Man

A Takoma Park man who
C a lie d the Montgomery
County Circuit Court and
the Maryland Court of APP
peals Kangaroo Courts"
was denied American citizen
ship in Rockville this week.
He was David Aitchison. list
ed at 7409 Carroll ave-, who says
he is a medical doctor. doctor
of laws and OF Divinity. He is
81 years old and a native of
Australia.
Aitchison appeared Monday
before Circuit Court Judge Kath.
ryn ]. Lawlor to argue a motion
by the Federal Government that
his moral character was not of
sufficient fiber to admit him to
citizenship.
Meanwhile, "a adults and two
children were granted citizen
ship by Judge Lawlor and Judge
Ralph G. Shure in ceremonies
sponsored by the Daughters of
the American Revolution. Judge
Lawlor heard Aitchison's case
later in another courtroom.
Aitchison is no stranger to the
tolls of American law. A court
record showed that he was con-
victed by the Montgomery Coun-
ty Circuit Court in December,
1858, on two counts of unlawful
practice of medicine, without a
state license. He paid a 5000 fine
for each conviction. Appeal of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09

married, officials noted.
State law requires schools to
permit married students to con-
tinue their studies, provided
they behave properly, do not
create administrative problems.
and arouse no complaints from
other students or parents.
Pregnant girls, clearly, would
create special problems and SO
are required to withdraw at all
county schools--at some. as
soon as II is known they are
pregnant, and at others, only
when their condition becomes
apparent to others.
In virtually all cases, a big
majority OF the married high
schOolers are girls who marry
Continued on Page Az.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09

those convictions resulted in
their affirmation by the Mary
land Court of Appeals later that
year.
1t was the same story in the
District in January of that year
when Aitchison was convicted
Of violating the healing arts
laws. Appeal to the Municipal
Court of Appeals for the Dis.
trict of CoIuIihia also resulted
in affirmation of his conviction.
Aitchison claims he is a grad.
uate of an accredited American
school of homeopathic medicine,
but would not identify the school
when asked.
State and county legal and
medical officials, however, testi-
fled that Aitchison is not regis
tered with the State as med
ical doctor.
Pivotal point Of last Mondays
hearing came when Alfred Pc.
tersam, a naturalization exam.
liner for the immigration and
Naturalization Service, and the
Justice Department, read ex-
cerpts of a pamphlet he said was
authored by Aitcbison.
Called "The Children of To.
morrow, a Magnanimous Sub.
ject," the pamphlet said that the
American Constitutional credo
that all men are created equal,
-. is a grave error" and lashed
CONTINUED on Page Ala
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
Camp Echo Lake
Holds Open House

Camp Echo Lake will hold
open house for the public this
Sunday from 2 to 5 pm. at the
facility located near Myersville
In Frederick County.
Fishing will be available and
refreshments will be served.
Leaders of the camp will be on
hand.
To get there, take Rt. 40 west
out of Frederick, then turn left
on RI. 153 just past Little
Catoctin Creek, thence to Myers
vile, and then follow signs to
the camp.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09

NAAANo oNAAOOA JC0As
Officials at the county's eight
largest high schools, however,
say the total number Of married
Notwithstanding those who
stayed in school---was not nee.
essarily higher than the year
before.
To a man, the officials said
marriages among the under.1s
set have caused mo particular
problem" in the administration
Of their schools.
But they conceded the incl
dence Of marriage in high
school, in line with a national
trend. has shown a definite up.
ward Surge over the past sew.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
Drunk
Testing
Starts

Montgomery police are
ready to start chemical tests
of suspected drunken drivers.
Beginning in the next few
days, samples of the suspects
urine will be sent to Hunter S
Laboratory in Washington to
determine the exact percentage
of alcohol contained.
Results of the lab test then
will be used as evidence in pros.
ecution of drunk driving charges
according to Police Supt. James
S. McAuliffe.
If the sample shows more
than 20 percent OF alcohol, the
fact will be considered as prima
facie evidence the driver is un-
der the influence of alcohol,
McAuiffe said.
The superintendent said han.
ding of drunk cases will be
"just as always" except that
the chemical tests will provide
additional court evidence.
County Manager M. L. Reese
on Tuesday received approval
from the County Council for the
transfer of $4,000 to launch the
testing program and pay the
laboratory fees of $40 a test.
Over the past two years. Reese
said, drunk charges have aver
aged about 30 4 month.
County police decided on the
urine test, rather than blood or
breath tests, as tire most mex.
pensive method. I'm blood and
breath SAMPLES, Is percent or
more alcohol is considered
prima facie evidence of drunk.
enness.)
The chemical test under a law
passed by the last General AS.
sembly, can be refused by the
suspect. McAuliffe said each
suspect would be advised that
the test ais available"
Urine samples from two driv.
ers were tested last weekend TO
acuusint police and officials
with the procedures. One of the
SUSPECTS tested at co. well be.
low the Observation-Disclosures"
level, while the other was well
above It at 80.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
AU-Star Games
To Be Played
At Ag Center

The Montgomery County
Boys Baseball Association will
stage its annual All-Star games
this Sunday at the Gathers
burg Agriculture Center.
Starting at / pm. the Silver
Spring Midget league will face
the winner of a game between
the Wheaton and Bethesda.
Kensington league.
At PAS pm, an Eastern Jun.
Tor league team will take on the
Western Juniors and at 4:30
pm, the Senior Division All.
Stars will clash.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
By NAAcP
Teacher
Study Asked

Inc montgomery National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People has
asked the county school
board to look into possible
discrimination" in the re-
assignment of Negro teach
ers from newly-integrated
schools.
A letter to the board, signed
by County NAACP President AL.
phonzo Lee, draws particular at.
tention to what it terms "the
Longview school episode" in
volving the transfer of the en-.
tire Negro faculty at Longview
to other schools.
Lee chided Superintendent of
Schools C. Taylor Whittier for
repeatedly pressing the Long
view teachers to accept new
posts at down-county schools be.
cause of possible "hostile com.
munity sentiment" in the upper.
county.
ut is depIorabIe," Lee wrote,
"that the Superintendent should
be guided by the view that com.
munity sentiment prevents the
assignment of Negro teachers
or other employees to integrated
classes in certain parts of the
county,"
He said the NAACP feels
there would be mo substantial
difficulties" from the assigning
of Negro personnel to any
school, SO long as the admins.
tration stands firmly behind"
the personnel.
Specifically, the NAACP
asked the board to do the follow.
ing:
Restudy the whole req ssign.
ment question, particularly in
regard to integrated schools up
county.
Direct the superintendent to
assign Negro teachers to int.
grated schools without being
Influenced by the assumed ex.
istence of a hostile community
sentiment.
. Institute a general policy of
assigning teachers from former
all-Negro schools on the general
rule that "they go where the
children CO." This would mean,
for example, that some former
Longview teachers would have
been assigned to Gaithersburg
Elementary.
. Insure that there will be at
least a few Negro teachers at
Longview next year.
. Order that re-assignment of
Negro teachers be done with the
help of the Professional Com.
mittee on Desegregation, a
group of teachers and principals
appointed by Whittier last year.
. Take steps to guarantee
that desegregation will not re.
suit in demoting OF Negro per.
sonnet, as has happened in the
past.
. Study the possibility that
Negro teacher applicants are
not receiving fair and equal
consideration with other appli.
cants."
Concerning the last point, Lee
said there appears to be real
danger that the school admins.
tration may be discriminating
against qualified Negro appli.
cants" in view of ne supposed
community sentiment" against
Negro personnel in some areas
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
Firemen's Carnival

The 18th annual carnival Of
the Upper Montgomery County
Volunteer Fire Department will
be held July 1918 at Beallsville.
A chicken and ham supper will
be served July Is starting at A
pm. and parade will follow
starting at z pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09

The annual Montgomery
County All Campfire viii be
held tomorrow at the Ag Cen
ter, Gaithersburg. Each club
has elected a "chief' who will
be painted up and lead his club
to the Council Circle where they
will take their positions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
County Fair Dates

The 18th annual Montgon1
County Fair will be held fl
August 1929 at the Gathers.
burg Agricultural Center. Clar-
ence D. p arson of Windy
Knobs Farm, Rockville, will
serve as chairman again this
year while ]. o. Harvey of Oh.
ney is president of the Fair.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
Incounty
Record Number of Students
Leave School for Marriage

The number of students leaving school to be married
reached record high in the county during the ist-con.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
Weather Outlook

Temperatures are expected to
remain from one to two degrees
below the normal high and low
of Sc and 60 the next four days,
with some rain Friday or Satur-
day up to one half inch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28

match score was made up OF
B. Jay Becker. Howard Schen-
ken and Mrs. Bea Gale. all
OF New York and Mrs. Betty
Goldberg and Julien Adler.
both Of Baltimore.
The final round OF the con-
test was slated today.
Meanwhile, two Eastern
players took a commanding
lead after two qualifying
rounds in the life masters pair
championships.
Robert Jordan of Philadel-
phia and Norman Kay OF
Merchantville, N. j., scored
8541a points in the two ses-
sions to lead a field Of 204
life-master pairs.
They paced the runners-up
c. w. Bishop and James
Bishop, Detroit brothers, by
6312 points. A Chicago pair,
Albert Weisse and Arthur
Glatt, was third with IT'S.
Ivar Stakgold of Washing
ton and Leonard Harmon OF
New York placed fourth with
1854 points. Charles j. Solo,
man Of Philadelphia and Harry
j. Fishbein Of New York were
fifth with 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
Tit|isfs Hold
Bridge Lead

CHICAGO, July 20 (AP).-
Four defending title holders
held their slim lead today in
the third session OF the national
mixed masters competition at
the American Contract Bridge
Leagues annual summer tour
nament.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rosen
OF Chicago and Mrs. Leonard
Goldstein and Leland Ferer Of
Miami Beach, Fla. scored SO
matches in the third round Of
the four-round contest.
They were followed by only
half a match by two other
squads in the tournament. One
of the groups included Ayers
Bonbeck of Kansas City, Kans.;
Mrs. G. r. Nail and Mrs. Paul
Mcdaniel of Houston, Tex, and
Gerald Michaud Of Wichita,
Kans.
The other team with a 351a-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28

statesmen would keep tn e
money they earned on COM
missions circulating in the
Harlem area, because they
would spend 1t there. while
white statesmen would spend it
elsewhere.
A total of Z retailers in the
area already have agreed to
send their wholesalers a form
letter supplied by the NAACP's
New York branch. It says they
will refuse to continue doing
business with any wholesaler
who will not send as heir rep
resentative a Negro salesman. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28

allegations.
The league said the problem
was extremely delicate, because
of the long and close associ-
alton the groups have had in
fighting discrimination against
both Negroes and Jews.
Begun by New York Branch
The campaign was begun by
the New York branch of the
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored Peo-
Pile. The national organization
was not consulted in advance,
and so far has taken no stand
on the issue.
l.. Joseph Overton, president
of the New York branch of
the NAACP, organized the
drive earlier this month. He
denied he sought to Dust es-
tablished white statesmen.
An NAACP official estimated
that Harlem residents spend
about $50 million a year on
wine and liquor New York
liquor stores are not allowed
to sell beer and that more
than So million of this goes
to statesmen in commissions.
Mr.. Overton said there are
about 200 wholesale liquor
statesmen selling to Harlem re-
tail stores, and of these only
u are Negroes.
Other Fields Eyed
Mr.. Overton said the aim of
the drive is to gain a larger
share of Harlem's business for
Negro liquor statesmen. Sim
liar campaigns may be started
later in other fields where, he
said. Negro statesmen were not
getting a fair share, ssuch as
meat, dairy products, frozen
foods and bakery goods.
Mr.. Overton said the Negro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
Boy Found Dead
At Glacier Base

IDAHO, SPRINGS, Colo,
July 20 (AP.-A boys cap at
the base Of a rocky ledge led
searchers to the body Of Larry
Corkran, IL, yesterda. after
noon.
The youngster apparently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28

slipped unnoticed from a mar
row mountain trail while on an
outing with q teen-age group
Sunday.
Searchers found his body 200
feet from the trail. 1t lay at
the base of st. Mary's Glacier
northwest of here, at 1000
foot elevation Idaho Springs is
so miles west of Denver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
Robber Robs Robber

HUDSON, N. Y, July %
(AP) Honor among thieves?
Joseph Jennings, 40, of Boston,
told the judge yesterday he and
another man got $3.50 in a
restaurant holdup. The other
man gave him SIS and prom
lSed more later. Jennings
hasn't seen him since. Sem
fencing was deferred after
Jennings pleaded guilty to a
robbery charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
Jewish Group Protests
Negro Business Drive

NEW YORK July % (AP)-An NAACP drive to get Negro
LIQUOR statesmen larger Of the Harlem market has
touched allegations that this may constitute discrimination
against whites. i,
The Anti Defamaon League Of Bnai Birth, national
Jewish organization said yesterday 1t investigation such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
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The Nome nugget., 1959-10-09
Eisenhower Sends Longshoremen
 Back to Work

NEW YORK, R-Atlantic and Gulf coast ports sprang to life again today after an eight day strike by 85,00O dock workers.
 The longshoremen bowed to federal pressure, applied from the the top by President Eisenhower, and went back to work pending further efforts to work out new contracts with employers.
 A federal court order issued here Thursday night brought an end to the eight-day walkout that stranded over 200 freighters in harbors along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Judge Irving Kauf- man, acting under the Taft-Hart- ley act at government request, is sued temporary restrainer.
 The International Longshore- mems Assn. complied with the order immediately, sending back to-Work telegramS to all it's locals.
 A major task was to get an estimated 30 million dollars in perishable goods out of ships holds and on the way to buyers
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-09
Jet Service AOund-the-WOrId In 38 Hours

NEW YORK, R-P Pan Ameri- can World Airways announced yesterday it will inaugurate round-the-world jet service Sat urday. Flying time will be cut to 38 hours, with stops. The traveller can circle the globe in a little over two days.
 Pan American president Juan Trippe said the new Boeing 321 jet will be used in the service.
 Initially, there will be one east ward flight each week from New York and one westward from Los Angeles, with stops at London, Frankfurt, Istanbul, Beirut, Ka- rachi,- Calcutta, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Honolulu. This will make 250 seats available. Later, it is planned to step up the service to 1000 seats week.
 Pan Americans first commer- cial round -the-world flights 12 years ago required 93 hours of flight time and nearly seven days.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-09
Dodgers Become Highest g Paid
 World Champions

CHICAGO, R - The Los An geles Dodgers are the world champions of baseball today.
 They beat the Chicago White Sox 9-3 yesterday in the sixth game of the World Series-and they did it in Chicago's Comiskey Park
 The Dodgers victory, behind right handler Larry Sherry, smashed the hopes of the White Sox, which had scared when the Chicago team scored a 10 come back triumph Tuesday in the Los Angeles Coliseum, returning the series to their home ground.
 1t was only the second world championship in 10 tries for the Dodgers, their first since shift ing to Los Angeles from Brooklyn two years ago.
 Both championship teams have been managed by Walt Aston, who has led the Dodgers to three pennants in his six years.
 This could be the richest of all series when the record 1892, 1885 .04 player pool is split up. A full winners share should be worth at least $10,OOO man to the Dodgers, possibly $11,000. The Sox should get from $7,000 to $7,5OO each, which would be a record for a losing share.
 The Dodger victory making them the first ever to rocket from seventh place one year to the world championship the next, is the National Leagues fourth in six years over the American. The American League still leads in the overall. standings, however, 35-21