davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-10-09

PLYMOUTH 80 sport e-pass. waE. i;
are company cars and are loaded
with desirable extras. One has
dual factory air cond. The list
prices are S3,901 for the one
without air cond. and 81, ,762 for
the one with air condioning. We
want to sell these WAGONS this
week end and II they are what you
have been looking for, here is
your chance 70 make q real deal.
.II Q.1A3A
Evening star., 1960-10-09
DICK DAVIS OLDS

MD. IA. T-7344
OLDS '59 "9e' de luxe Holiday
sport sedan: hydra, r.. and h.,
power brakes and steering, elec.
windows and seat, Wv. tires, one
owner, extremely low mileaae; |;
must be seen to be appreciated; ;
1886.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

MG-' 1853 TD-3; $4,000 orig. mi.
super charger. tonneau, new tires
yellow with green leather upholS.
81 1895 firm. CIR. 3-373S.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

PLYMOUTH '55 Savoy VS. club Sc
dan; auto. trans. r. and h, $4,000
actual NIL; ] owner; not a mark
tnside\ or out; exceptional car:
$3.50. L. P. STEUART, Silver
Spring. Inc. 1141 East-West hwy,
Evening star., 1960-10-09

w AAA4o4A1o AuOO, 4AAOs
10th and X SITS. NV. FE. 7-6353
PONTIAC SO Star Chief 4-dr.
hardtop: full power: one owner:
$500. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
conn. ave.
'57 4-door hardtop; hy-
dramatic, radio. heater; blue nm
Evening star., 1960-10-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WHLYs 81 STA. WAGON with
"a motor lust overhauled, new
paint Job; $500. Call RE. 6-63S5
WIILYS JEEP '53 4-wheel drive,
Kelly hardtop wilcox door and
gun rack; excellent cond.; $3.50.
JU. b-59lO.
WlLLYs "a: rebuilt motor and an
Evening star., 1960-10-09
MERCURY 81 black sedan; sll5
MERCURY 1919 4-dr.: good cond. :,
4 new tires; S150 cash. OWNER,
IA. 1-s559.

MGA SO roadster; equip, wire
wheels. tonneau cover, luggage
rack, VS.. washers; beaut. red I'm.
with black top; low mi. Never
raced. no dents: peri. cond.
throughout: pass any inspection:
must see and drive to appreciate; +;
pvt. owner. in need Of cash, must
sell; SLAB for quick sale; excel.
buy. Ii. 6-4363.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
DICK DAVIS OLDS

WIS. and Ellicott NV. kE, 7-l30S
oLDSM0BILE SO: selection Of 4,
variety of attractive colors and
equipment. These cars have q
clean past and long future. It's
worth your while, for every mile,
priced for quick sale. You name
the terms
Evening star., 1960-10-09
BELL MOTORS

RENAULT 80 Dauphine 4-door:
5000 miles; special, $995, SIPS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Barney Spins a Yarn
Try to Figure It Out!
County Law

During this season of our discomfort,
namely: election year, l have been assailed
by the fairy stories spun by the candidates.
Therefore, am going to spin furry starry"
myself to use in my campaign. I don't know
what my campaign is: or whether 1 am
running for something or from something,
and suspect that lots of candidates have
that trouble but don't know it. Anyhow my
"furry starry" is about "Ladie Rat Rotten
Hut" or Little Red Riding Hood" 1t reads
real nice and pretty when read aloud in a
whiskey tenor or brandy base.
Wants pawn term, dare worsted ladle
gull how lift wetter murder inner ladle
cordage honor itch offer lodge dock florist.
Disc ladle gull orphan worry ladle rat cluck
wetter putty ladle rat hut, end fur disc raisin
pimple cauldron ladle rat rotten hut. Wan
moaning rat rotten hut's murder colder inset:
Tadle rat rotten hut, heresy ladle baskin win
some burden barter and shirker cookies Tick
disc ladle baskin tudor cordage off-year groin
murder hoe lifts honor udder site other
florist. Shaker-lake, dun stopper laundry
wrote, end yonder no sorghum stenches dun
stopper torque wet strainers."
"HOecaIxe, murder" respondent ladle rat
rotten hut, end ticker tickle basking an slut
tered oft Honor wrote tudor cordage off.
ear groin murder, ladIe rat rotten hut mitten
anomalous wool.
wall, wall, wall, set disc wicket wool,
'evanescent ladle rat rotten hut: Wares putty
ladle gull goring wizard ladle basking?'
Aroma goring tumor groin murders"
reprisal ladle gull, "Grammer's seeking bet
Armor ticking air burden barter and shirker
cookies
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
County Comment
School Vandalism Law
Poses a Basic Issue
County Comment

Juvenile Court Judge Alfred D. Moves
served notice on county parents this week
that they had better start looking to their
moral responsibilities as parents. Applying
a new law approved last year by the State
legislature, the judge ordered the parents of
eight county children to reimburse the Board
of Education for some $1140 worth of damage
done by their children at two public schools.
The detectives of the new law--enforce-
ment of parental responsibility and public
compensation for the growing costs of school
vandalism-are wholly laudable. Certainly
there is at least a measure of truth in the
thought that behind every delinquent child
turks a delinquent or irresponsible parent.
Granting the desirability of these aims,
we nevertheless would put in question the
ultimate wisdom of the new law. Specifical-
ly, we wonder whether we might not be estab-
fishing a potentially dangerous precedent
when we hold any person accountable, with
out any showing of blame on his part, for the
wrongs of another.
At the common law, defendant could be
convicted of a crime only on proof, first, that
he committed the wrongful act in question,
and, second, that he did so while entertaining
what has been loosely described as criminal
intent sometimes called a guilty mind").
These requirements were developed not to
harass and Illustrate enforcement authorities,
but to protect the basic rights Of the individ-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
An Opinion

It won't be easy to erase a few scars
caused by some of the dirtiest campaigning
we've seen in Montgomery County. And
this applies to both Democratic and Repub-
lican campaigns for the Circuit Court judge
ship.
The tragic part of this whole campaign
Is that all six candidates are fine decent
people. How one or two of them allowed
enthusiastic supporters to become almost ami.
mal-like in some Of the tactics used is one
Of the mysteries Of the primaries.
In years past we have tried to call the
political shots as we actually saw them with
out regard to personal feelings or party
leanings.
ALI during this campaign it was felt
that somehow the voters of this county would
see through some of the wool that was used
1t is very difficult to fool people when it
comes to judgeship race
People know that Governor Tawes is
politician of the first order They know he
would not have appointed Ralph Shure had
he not had the strong backing of the Mont
gomery County and the State Bar Associa
tons = both outstanding organizations.
Governor Tawes didn't make Ralph
Shure Judge to pay a political debt. He
had many other more deserving political
friends If that is what he based his Judge.
ship appointment on. He didn't. He's too
wise for that
The people of Montgomery County are
much brighter than most politicians seem
to believe. So many candidates are blinded
by the small circle of friends who surround
them in everyday life. 1t takes more than
this group to elect one to office.
Judge Shure and his followers were able
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Growing Dynomic County

ILE the world trembes before the threat of nuclear
W explosions that could destroy civilization Mongom-
cry County boast this week of local explosion that
betokens progress and prosperity This of course is the
population explosion, dramatically emphasized on Tuesday
by the release of official 1860 figures The figures
while not very surprising confirm facts that are Dor
tenous and exciting in their various Implications For
example,
- Montgomery County now has population of 1885,
1873 residents than double the 1850 number.
The county seat of Rockville is now more than 35
times as large it in 1850 Present population is
2511S, compared to 1894 in 1850 and mere 2O47 in
.1940
Montgomery County has more residents than the
entire combined total of the other four counties in Mary
lands Sixth Congressional District
(: Rockville is larger than the city of Frederick
t2166S), startling reversal from 1885, when Frederick
was more than 2a times large its southerly neigh
Dor.
The implications of all these figures of course carry
potential for both good and bad More people can mean
more prosperity, varied range of community actiy-
ties and interests, and richer and broader existence for
all our citizens More people also more prob
lems-of education of crime of delinquency of traffic ct
.cetera and ct cetera.
Every opportunity bears with it concurrent chal-
enge The coming decade promises to be full of both for
AL OF U.s. as individuals and citizens of growing dy-
manic county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19

"Oh, hoe heifer blessing woke" setter
wicket wool, butter taught tomb shelf, "Oil
tickle shirt court Tudor cordage off-ear groin
murder = oil ketchup wetter letter, end den,
oh bore"
Soda wicket wool tucket shirt court, end
Whitney retched cordage off-ear groin MUIR
der, picket inner windrow and sore debtor
pore oil worming worse line inner bet Inner
flesh disc abdominal wool Tipped honor bet
ting adder rope. Zany pool dawn a groin
murders nut cup and gnat gun, any curdle
dope inner bet.
Inner ladle vile, lade rat rotten hut a
raft altar cordage an ranker dough ball.
Comb ink, sweat hard" setter wicket wool,
disgracing is verse. Ladle rat rotten hut
entity bet run end studbuyer groin murders
bet
"Oh, grammer," crater ladle gull ''Wart
bag icer gut. A nervous sausage bag Ice"
Butter lucky chew wifi dollling," whiskered
disc ratchet wool whittier wicket small.
oh, grammar, water bag prognoss err.
got. A nervous suture anomalous prognosis.
"Butter-de-smal you WIFI" inseter wool.
ants mouse worse waddlng
oh, grammar, water bag mousey got.
nervous suture bag mouse"
Daze worry on forger nut gulls lest
warts. Oil off-ears sodden, trolling offer
carvers an sprinkling otter bet, disc curl an
bloat Thursday wool ceased pore ladle rat
rotten hut an garbled erupt.
Mural: Yonder no sorghum stenches shut
ladie gulls stopper torque wet strainers
Editors Note: The Sentinel win nav
$1,000 for the most accurate translation of
this furry starry" Submit prior to June IL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Student Exchange
Can Do Wonders
Reporters View

With only little more than one month
of school remaining before summer vaca-
ton, a public fund drive for $1,000 to finance
summer trips of two students to Rockvilles
SISTER City" in Germany has yet to reach
the 500 mark.
1t is understandable that still another
worthy cause, following the annual rash Of
fund drives recently ended, may not be the
most attractive subject.
But one look at todays headlines de-
scribing our wOrsening relations abroad
should underline the need for just the kind
Of "people-to-peopIe" exchange planned by
RockvilIes Sister City Committee.
Even the people of our Sister City, Pinne-
berg, in Western Germany, are hoping to
send at least one high school student to
Rockville as their contribution toward bet.
ter cultural relations and the average
contributing Pinneberg family earns far less
than their American counterparts
While the brief visit of only two stu
dents to a friendly foreign state certainly
cannot be expected to help much toward
cooling down the now lusewarm cold war;"
similar visits by hundreds of students across
the nation might make a dent in tomorrow's
iron curtain.
Face-toface meetings between Americans
and foreigners are worth more than all the
educational films and craftsmanship our
State Department and embassies can grind
out II we can get our kids and kids from
other lands to shake hands there con-
ceivably will be fewer hands poised over fu-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19

ture push button systems Of nuclear re-
taliation.
1t costs money, sure. But people-to-
people programs cost one whale Of a lot less
than bullets and jet planes. Here's Rock
vile, the "All America City" with the op-
portunity to show it is willing to help, and
up to our name.
What will $500 buy? A good Tv set,
an old used car or maybe swish weekend
for nom and dad at a summer resort. But
what would $500 more toward the trip fund
buy for two high school students?
We believe it would buy incaIcuIable
prestige, for one thing. No other city, 50
far as we know, has advanced "Sister City,
swap Of school children. What a chance to
set a nationwide example for other cities in
the fastgrOwing peOple-tO-people program!
Not only could our teen-age enissaries
to Germany learn lot, but imagine what
the German exchange students could take
back home with them
They'd take back some good impressions
we hope of our way of life that might
spread throughout their community. Our
city hali and Pinneberg's city hall could keep
up volley of correspondence for the next
10 years and Pinnebergers - and Rock.
Whites wouldn't benefit as much as they
would by one exchange of students.
Rockville prides itself on being one Of
the most hterate and well-todo cities in
Maryland Well, then, can't this city of
more than $4,000 residents kick in just an
other $500 and prove we're really an "All
America City,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
More Humor Needed

Humor, these days, is woe
fully absent. Let us encourage
1t wherever it appears. 1t is
especially pungent when uncon-
scious and unrealized. I would
venture the opinion that Arthur
Sims, who wrote your article
headlined Venerable Sandy
Spring is bowling to Suburbia"
has that delicious type.
Leading residents of that
athens of Montgomery Coun-
ty" are, he indicates, now lost
in wistful, plaintive melancholy.
The area is sadly changing due
to the intrusion of a few brash
newcomers. Sandy Spring can
hardly be said to be seeing the
explosion of say a Wheaton,
but any addition at all beyond
those whose family has been
there for 100 years is one too
many. "Now it's quite common
to see strangers" one leading
citizen laments. Horror of hor-
rors, these outsiders might
change things a bit! Even the
reading of The Annals of Sandy
Spring at annual business meet
ings is in jeopardy! 1t is hor-
rible prospect. Woe is me. Let
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Bob Bernstein

ual and, ideally, to insure against unjust con-
victions.
In the case Of parents made to pay for
their offsprings' offenses, it is clear that
neither of the basic elements of a crime is
present These parents did not even commit
the wrongful acts in question; much less
could they be said to possess any criminal
intent or guilty mind"
In evaluating any law, the benefit to be
gained by the public as a whole must be bal
anced against the concurrent evil of limiting
personal freedom. In regard to the parental
responsibility law, the public benefit is clear.
The potential dangers are perhaps not so OBJ
yious, but they are nonetheless real They lie,
not so much in the law ITSELF as in the prin-
ciple which underlies it.
In theory, for example, what is the diff
ference, except perhaps in degree, between
the present law and one which would inflict
the death penalty on parents whose children
commit murder or rape? One that would
hold teachers responsible for the after-school
misdoings of their pupils? One that would
convict a wife for ENLIGHTENMENT committed
by her husband?
These examples are, of course, rather
silly and frivolous. But they are so primarily
because they are based on the doctrine of
liability without direct fault-a doctrine that
should be seriously challenged wherever it
appears.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19

HUMAN nature being what it is there probably were
some unpublished but healthy repercussions from
Juvenile Court Judge Alfred D. Noyes recent action in
sessng damage costs against the parents of eight young
sters involved in three cases of school vandalism.
In view Of the stable amounts levied against Of
the parents in way of squirting them into action Too
THE matter wasn't closed with the court hearing and that
least Of the harassed dads adjourned activities
the woodshed. We hope
Assessing the full cost of these wanon forays against
the parents is way of spuring them into action Too
often these days juvenile delinquency is the direct result
Of parental failure to take firm hand with their progeny
and it is unfortunate fact that such drastic actions as
Judge Moves needed occasionally remind them of
their responsibility.
1t is only right that the school authorities be re-
bursed for the damage inflicted in these senseless raids
and feel it is fortunate that in these the cuprts
appehended that the costs could be properly as
sessed We have great deal of sympathy for the parents
at being subjected to such heavy and unnecessary expense
and trust that their reaction sufficiently aggres-
sve that their own families will never again be involved
in similar Incidents.
Not only do believe that the woodshed treatment
was completely in order but feel the parents should be
reimbursed for their expense and is suggestion that
the vandas be compelled to spend much of their vaca-
tons at work Is necessary to make full restitution
The law permitting court authorities to assess DAM
ages against the parents in vandalism is healthy
law and happy to invoked here in Mongom-
cry County. 1t should strong deterrent to other
potential vandas and the word of its effectiveness
spreads we believe that there will be lot less of this
sense than there was before the law was enacted
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
An Opinion
Shure Came Through
In Judgeship Race
Wick Byron

to convey to the voters through various
means that he is a fine decent individual
with many years of legal experience and
strong feeling of what is wrong and what
is right
This judgeship campaign and a couple
in the past leads one to believe that our sys.
tenn of acquiring our Circuit Court Judges
may not be the best one. And 1t seems to
us the County and State Bar Associations
would do well to give this matter thorough
study and come up with recommendations
for few changes.
1t is never healthy to allow campaign,
especially one for the Judicial, to develop
into a smear-filled political brawl of the
worst order. This type of campaign does
no one any good It just leaves bad feelings
that take time to heal.
There was no reason for the Republicans
to create among themselves factionai fight.
Results of the primary vote show that
the strength was about even between those
backing Clark and those for Quinlan It
took the Republicans who had minds Of their
own to see through the picture and come up
with a compromise candidate Judge
Shure. This may help heal the slight wound
caused by little fight that didn't make
sense from the beginning.
AS a matter of fact, many Republican
leaders wanted to endorse Judge Shure from
the beginning. This could have assured a
bond that is almost bound to develop any.
way over another race about to start. More
about this later.
Primaries are over. Now let's get onto
other business We hope you are among
those who voted.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19

us keep our proud record of
having almost the only bank to
be at the bottom of the list of
State bank growth, while others
have scared. 1t is sufficient to
be the Oldest, not to progress.
BY all means keep the shuttle
of directors in local institutions
among the same names-new
men might want to talk new
business. Let us keep our woe
BECOME shopping center-even
a hardware store should be
slapped down. Let us put win
dow boxes on classping proper
ties; the spirit of the COM
munity would be changed by
pulling them down.
I share in this spirit whole
heartedly, and offer a generous
contribution towards the erec-
ton of a statue to the neigh
borhood's parton saint. King
Canute had the right idea-the
tide must be held back, and
backward is the only way to
look.
Herbert ]. Holland
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
The Congressional Race

THE people of the Sixth District assured of the op
portunity to choose between two young men who
quite capable of making their views on public issues
known.
Democrats have renominated John R. Foley for
other term in the House of Representatives
Republicans chose Charles Mac Matthias to be their
standard bearer in the Congressional race
These two men represent opposite views in most
political areas Both vigorous and capable
pagners Both have expert advisors and supporters
Therefore is expected that the coming campaign for
the Sixth Congressional seat in Congress will be Of
the most lively in the history of this district And when
1T all ends should have clear picture of the candidate
we want to represent in Congress.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Letters to the Editor

titled Remember When? which
might be interesting to some of
the older folks, those like my.
self around 80 years. 1t is in
tended to show how we have
preserved our way of life
through the life of this country.
]. L. billiard
Here is the article.
Remember When?
Remember when home was
where most women were: There
were no Tv, radio, auto, cleo
tricity or heart disease, and the
only guided missiles were the
sky-rockets on the Fourth of
July. We had friends over there
before we had foreign aid. We
had never heard Of income tax
and Social Security was a home
with no mortgage on it The SUI
preme Court, composed of
learned men with legal back
ground, interpreted the law and
were highly respected by all.
We had never heard of juvenile
delinquency and the Board Of
Education was a shingle. The
only Federal employees we had
ever seen worked in the Post
Office. The Constitution of the
United States was a revered
and irrevocable document, and
everybody who didn't keep a
dog, kept a cat and more people
kept the Sabbath.
oh, Boy, You are no spring
chicken.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
SOltrldings

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION is about to mail out
expensive teacher recruitment brochure No one
knows how many thousand.
THE WORD is that the famous campaign letter was
dropped in camp by enthusiasts of another camp.
It's doubtful If the hurt will ever heal
THAT BIG FAT FEE received by q couple of law
yers couldn't have at a nicer time.
THE COUNTY COUNCIL has received an application
that could do the trick for the big job Of County Manager
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Judge Shure

JUDGE Ralph C. Shure this week must have deep APP
probation for the confidence both Democratic and
Republican voters expressed in him at Tuesdays Primary
elections We know he has.
To win both Party Primaries for the Circuit Court
Judgeship in such important race, especially since
there many candidates. is indeed personal vic
tory of the greatest magnitude for Judge Shure.
1t seems to us the Judgeshp campaign took
twist of bitterness that should not be required in
Of this type And it isn't always for human being
to forgive and forget of the unnecessary dirty tao
tics that used But it is guess that Judge Shure
WILL thereby adding proof that the majority of the voters
both Democratic and Republican did the wise thing by
retaining him on the Circuit Court Bench.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Montgomery County
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19

A friend of mine sends me
a short article on the way of
life of years ago and today, en-
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