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Evening star., 1960-04-19
President Chides OAR
About Other Nations
By RUTH DEAN
Star Stan Writer

The Daughters of Revolution got gentle
chiding from President Eisenhower last night.
In of greeting read at the opening session Of
their 69h Continental Congress the President told the OAR
this country could ignore the nations of the world"
The OAR which last year passed resolution calling for
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27

said Smith. I'm fact, there is an
increase this year in the aver.
age size Of individual gifts from
1888 a year ago to $685. in
the current campaign"
He said campaign officials
feel a major difficulty" is get
ting the reports on record, rath-
err than a lack of generosity"
However" Smith added. I'VE
intend to keep working until we
reach our goal, so that next
year we won't have to say mo-
to the thousands of men and
women, boys and girls In our
area who will desperately need
the help Of United Givers Fund
agencies.
OF the lat agencies in the
Washington area, 16 are located
in Montgomery County and
have been allocated a total of
$440,S85 in operating expenses,
as compared to the county's
contribution quota of only
S153, 900.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27
P-TA to Air
Local School
Boards Role

''The Role and Importance OF
Elected School Boards" will be
discussed at prediction meet.
ing of the Stephen Knobs Ele.
mentary P-TA Tuesday at Bis
pm. at the Kensington school.
A highlight Of the nonparti-
san session will be a discussion
by Glen Snow, assistant secre.
tary Of lay relations for the Ma,
tional Education Association, OF
the board of education's respon
sibilities and its proper relation
ship to the superintendent Of
schools and the community.
According to P-TA officials
the meeting has been planned
for the purpose Of giving voters
a greater understanding of the
function of the school board as
a basis for appraising the can
didates who are seeking election
to the board on November s.
Shows presentation viii b.
followed by a question and an
swer forum, and the genera
public has been invited to parti
cipate. A summation Of the
school board candidates biog
raphies also will be presented
during the meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27
Managers Report Cites
Rockville Growing Pains

The problems of rapid subur-
ban growth were highlighted in
Rockville's sixth annual report,
submitted last week to the
mayor and Council by City
Manager Walter A. Scheiber.
The 20-page report traced the
community's transformation
from a village of 1000 people
in 1910 to its present position
as the largest Maryland munich
pality in the Washington metro
politan area. The city's 1860
population of 26,042 has boost.
ed 1t from 14th to fourth place
in population among the states
lat municipalities since 1850,
Scheiber noted.
Developing adequate controls
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27
Energy Commission and MOL.
Replaces Older Bomb

Energy Commission and MOL.
Replaces Older Bomb
LULU is an air-dropped nu.
clear depth charge which can
be launched from carrier.based
and lan-based antisubmarine air
craft. The weapon augments
Betty, the Nays first atomic
depth charge, and will ultimate.
ly replace the older weapon.
As soon as an enemy sub
marine is spotted, LULU can
be released from an aircraft
at low attitudes without any
preliminary maneuvering of the
aircraft. This places the weapon
into the water quickly and gives
the submarine practically no
chance of running or submerg-
ing out Of range of the nuclear
explosion.
Has Wide Range
According to Rear Admiral
Paul D. Stroop, USN, Chief of
the Bureau of Naval Weapons,
"the extremely large lethal
range of LULU gives the Navy
a weapon which, If employed
against an enemy aggresor sub.
marine, significantly increases
the probability of destruction of
its target. The likelihood of a
kill is many times greater than
with conventional depth charges
which use high explosives such
as TINT and have a consider.
ably smaller effect"
MOL developed LULU for the
Nays Bureau of Naval Weap-
ons. General Mills. Incorpo.
rated, Mechanical Division in
Minneapolis, participated in the
development, performed produc-
ton engineering, and is current
ly producing the weapon The
nuclear warhead for LULU was
designed and developed by the
Los Alamos Scientific Labora-
tory and Sandia Corporation. AL
buquerque, New Mexico, for the
Atomic Energy Commission.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27
Bee Chamber
Forum Scheduled

Fourth annual Consumers
Merchants Forum" of the Be
thesda-C Chevy Chase Chamber
Of Commerce will be held al
Kenwood Country Club Thurs
day, November 10.
The forum, beginning with
luncheon at 1890 pm, permits
area businessmen and area con
sumers to become acquainted
and discuss their mutual prob
lens.
Mark Evans, Washington
television personality, will act
as master Of ceremonies. A
panel of businessmen will an
swer questions submitted BY
consumers at the forum.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27
Theater Ticket Sales
Benefit School Patrols

Public and parochial schools
in Montgomery County are sell
ing 10000 tickets to feature
films at six theaters for the
benefit of the county's school
safety patrol program.
The theaters-Druid, Villa,
Gather, Roth. Flower and Bar
onet--will furnish their facili-
ties November 8. Tickets are
so cents each. Funds will be
used for entertainment during
the year for the 1900 school
safety patrols.
There has not been an acct
dent at any intersection or an
any bus patrolled by a school
safety patrol in the county for
10 years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27

to cope with its rapid growth,
and building physical facilities
to serve the communitys new
homes and businesses were
cited as the two major prob
lens confronting the city gov
eminent during the past Is
years.
Among the major achieve,
ments of the city during the
1959-60 fiscal year, according to
Scheiber, were completion Of
the city's Master Plan, begin.
ming Of work on a major trunk
sewer which will open the city's
west end to new development,
and a total of four annexations
which increased the city's size
to more than seven square
miles, as compared to a 1910
area Of eight-tenths Of a square
mile.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27
Halloween Fair Set
At Rolling Terrace

Halloween Fair of the Roll
ing Terrace Elementary School
Parent Teacher Association will
be held at the school Saturday
from 10 am. until 6 pm.
The fair, at Bayfield, and
Hood sts., Takoma Park, will
feature parades, games, movies,
sales booths, panning for gold
and a chamber Of horrors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27

Maryland.
The drive originally was slat-
ed to end Monday, but reports
at that time showed only rs per
cent of the areas quota Of ST..
100000 had been subscribed. In
Montgomery County pledges to-
tailed only $6S,312, or a per
cent Of the $153.000 goal.
Ordinarily scheduled for sew.
en- weeks, the drive was short
eiied to four weeks this year
because of the national election
campaign. The reduced solicita'
ton period proved to be mad
equate to meet UGF needs.
While the overall drive in the
county has Jagged, Smith said,
the four major business divi'
sions have achieved creditable
results. AS of Monday, the bus
mess units in Wheaton, Bethes'
da, Silver Spring and Rockville
had reported a total of $12,662,
or 65 per cent of their quota.
I'VE are not discouraged
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27

White Oak Silver Spring, where
LULU was conceived, designed
and developed, the three scien-
fists are: Renato Bianchi, Don.
aid @. Brumbaugh, University
Park, and w. B. Anspacher,
181 Sanford rd., Silver Spring,
Bianchi served as the original
LULU project manager while
Brumbaugh later succeeded him
in this capacity. Anspacher
maintained overall direction
over the program and acted as
coordinator between the Atomic
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27
4OO-Donor Goal
Set in Blood Drive

A goal of 400 pints of blood
has been set for a blood donor
drive to be held November 81
under the sponsorship of the
Damascus Lions Club.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile
will be at the Damascus Fire.
house from 3 until 7:45 pm.
November 81.
II the campaign is success
full. residents of the 18th voting
district will be able to obtain
blood, when required, at no cost
and without having to replace
1t.
The district includes the COM
munities of Browningsville, Ce.
dar Grove, Claggetsville, Da.
mascus, Louisdale, Purdum and
Woodfield.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27
Named BY College Club

Donald Olivier, Carleton jun.
Tor from Bethesda, has recently
been elected vice president Of
the School of Mathemtics Club.
He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Olivier of 9312 Elmhurst
dr., and is a graduate of Walter
Johnson High School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27

Snow, who has been on the
staff of the National Education
Association since 1850, current
ly is directing national liaison
between the teaching profession
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27
Area Man Aids Development
OF Anti-Submarine Weapon

Three Maryland scientists, including Montgomery
County resident have played vital role in the develop
called LULU-an air-to-water nucear depth bomb
Employed at the Naval Ordnance Laboratory at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27
DeadIine in UGF
DriUe is Extended

The United Givers Fund campaign in the Washington
area embracing Montgomery County, has been extended
to November 81 according to announcement this week
by Blair H. Smith, general campaign chairman for
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27

and lay organizations. A for.
mer president of Dixie Junior
College in st. George, Utah, he
also is a past president of the
NEA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-30
chorvses confub

The 1860 Board Meeting Of the
National Convention of Gospel
Choirs and Choruscs. Inc. will
convene April 10Th thru 22nd
1860. at the First Baptist Church
9th Avenue at 9th Street, Hunt
ington, West Virginia.
The National President, Prof
Thomas A. Dorsey Of Chicago.
H., will be in charge Of this an
nusI meeting. and will be expect
ing thousands Of singers from
all over the United States 10 be
in attendance.
One of the main features and
highlight of this 1860 Board
Meeting will be the formulating
of final plans of the National
Convention to move into its new
headquarters located at 1852
South Parkway, Chicago, Illinois.
Plans are TO occupy this new
building by 1861.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-30
Freedom Flights

Preliminary figures presenting
the total population Of ineorpors.
ted places Of 10000 or more popu.
'afion, and for counties, will be
issued as soon as the district
supervisor Is convinced that a
complete count has been made.
Final detailed population figures
will be issued in Washington lat
er this year after the returns
have been fsbvIsted on the Cen.
svs Bureaus eleefronie eompu-
tiers.
The Importance of a complete
count was stressed by the dis.
trict supervisor. He pointed out
that the population figures com.
oiled IN the current census must
stand as official until the next
Federal Census.
Federal funds are allotted 10
States and States funds, in turn,
are allotted to counties and NUM-
cipalities on a per capital basis.
SO short count means a short
allotment. Thus. il is imperative
that we have q complete count.
The help of every resident of the
area is needed to reach this
goal" he said.
Meanwhile, the second stage
OF census is in full swing, accord
ing to the supervisor. This calls
for the filling out and mailing
the special "b lue" household
QUESTIONABLE which was left at
every fourth household during
the first of the census. This
QUESTIONABLE contains the ques-
tions which are asked of Is per-
cent of the population in order to
save the cost Of a complete Can
vass.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-30
anne Group Backs
Defense Policy

NEW YORK - Announcement
that the New Jersey Annual AME
Church Conference has endorsed
the NAACP expanded racial de-
Tense policy was made this week.
This policy calls for withhold
ing patronage from all units OF
chain variety stores, refusing
equal lunch counter service TO
Negroes, at their southern out.
lets.
Stores affected include F. w.
Woolworth, S. S. Kresge, S. II.
Krcss and w. T Grant
Presiding Bishop George w
Baber,- OF Philadelphia, was ms
trumental in raising $500 from
the New Jersey, New York anc
Connecticut AME conferences
He was aided in launching thu
fund raising drive by Rev. JohI
W.P. Collier of Newark. NJ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-30
Stockholders MEETING
10 Get Indignation Plea

the South is changing. Southern
public opinion except for
small group Of diehard white SUI
premacy extremists - is ready
10 go along with the trend of the
times. This has been borne out in
San Antonio and Galveston where
a city-wide policy change has
worked out peacefully for sew
eral weeks. Maintaining the sta
tus quo can only succeed in Gre
ating ill-will amoong the Negroes
who constitute large segment
of Grants customers.
I, therefore, appeal to the top
officers of Grants to consider
without delay opening its south
ern lunch counters to everybody,
regardless of color.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-30
Truman uniformed
On Student "Sit-Ins"

NEW YORK - NAACP Exec
utive Secretary Roy wilkins this
week made sharp rebuttal to
former President Truman's com
munist smear on student sit.in
protest demonstrations.
This attempt TO fasten the
red tag on the movement is I'M
worthy of a man who has round
ly denounced use of the tactic
by Others" Mr.. wilkins said.
in making the charge that the
movement is communist inspired,
he (Mr. Truman) reveals that he
is woefully uniformed about the
origin, nature and purpore of the
sitins."
Mr.. Truman now claims re-
porfers misqvoied him. Report.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-30
NAACP Units
CONTINUED from Page

There arc at least 200 cities
where NAACP members are pic
kcting every Saturday There is
considerable evidence now that
the Withholding of patronage
campaign is lessening trade in
many areas" Mr.. Current stated.
In Columbia, sc. the Rev l.
DcQuincy Newman, NAACP field
secretary reported that the NAA-
CP and local citizens have raised
S27,00 for the defense Of stu
dents
South Carolina has the highest
total Of student arrests: 500, with
l73 convictions. All convictions
are being appealed, Mr.. Newman
stated.
NAACP support by ACTION
is the slogan adopted by the
Pennsylvania State Conference
Miss Gladys Royce. a spokcmar
for the Conference, said thai
NAACP units in her state are
urging ACTION" through pro
visits TO local management O
stores, letters to local stores anC
national offices and mass meet
ings"
On Saturday, April %, the New
Jersey State Conference NAACI
announced an 'N'AACP Day o
Unified Pickcting" of four chains
f. w. Woolworth, SIS. Krcsge, S
II. Krcss and W.T. Grant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-30
Chimney Flashing

Asphalt shingles. when allow
ed to remain on roofs beyond
their useful life, will begin to
show signs or eventual roof
failure by granules washing off.
causing felt TO crack.
Old wood shingles will split
and crack from shrinkage. In
extreme cases, shingles will curl,
allowing sleet and rain to wash
underneath, weake ming the
understructure. Johns-Manville
reports.
Failure in roll roofing results
from both faulty application
and from wear. Sun dries out
this type roofing over the years
to cause blisters and cracks. .
Specific trouble spots on the
roof also will be found around
dormer windows. chimney flash
ings (where horizontal and ver-
teal planes meeD, vents, val
leys. cutters and on hip roofs.
Sound roofing practice re-
quires good metal or felt flash
ings, Johns-ManviIle says
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-30
CHURCH NEWS

| citation. The Missionary Society
of New Light Church sponsored
the speal n. Mrs. Roxie Dykes
general president.
The Senior Usher Board OF st
James Baptist Church held its
third annual Rainbow Tea Sun
day afternoon. Some of the com
mittee members included Mrs
Beatrice Gibbons. Mrs. Lola Chill
dress. Homer Brannon. Walter
Horsely. Mrs. Martha Barksdale,
Mrs. Matte Steward. Mrs. Esther
Bell. The Rev. w. c. Barnett is
minister
Clarence ]. Allen. noted bari
tone. was featured in a musical
at the St Luke Baptist Church,
9243 Delmar Sunday afternoon.
Allen was accompanied by Mya-
mia Young. Clarence Sutton was
general chairman and thesiasUV
general chairman of the program.
The Rev. William Robertson is
chairman
A Prc.Anniyersary banquet for
Mr.. Pleasant Baptist Church was
held FRIDAY in the dining room
of St. John Presbyterian church,
Mrs. Lille McGown was general
chairman.
Members of New Mt Moriah
Baptist Church are planning a
35th anniversary celebration to
be held May l-8. under the direc-
ton of the Rev Henry L. Davis,
minister. Roosevelt Thomas, gen.
eral chairman. announced the an.
nual banquet will be held in the
dining room of the church Sun
day, May 8 at 8 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-30

Metropolitan Baptist Church
presented the Morehouse College
Glee Club Tuesday night at 1910
l4th street at Buena Vista.
A musical featuring the Keys
of Harmony of Indianapolis was
sponsored by the Marching Spiri-
tuals Sunday evening at the Chris
tian Aid Hall. 1901 <. Dawson.
Mrs. Roberta Benefited, chair
man.
Galilce Baptist Church, Lump
kin at Modern. was host to the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Kala-
mazoo congregation; the Rev. J.
b. Brantley is pastor at Galilee.
Saturday, April 30, at 600 pm.
the Youth Council of Anderson
Memorial Church of God in
Christ will feature its Fourth An
nual Bazaar and Queen Contest.
Contestants are Carrie McBur-
rows. Lavinie Lanicr, June Full
ton and Mary Rice present Y. c.
Queen)
YWCC of the Hartford Avenue
Church of God in Christ honored
its pastors wife. Mrs. Martha
Miller Sunday afternoon.
Young Adults of Lomax Tenn
pie AME Church invite all pa
rents to hear Esther LAMAR
speak Wednesday evening. Eliza
beth Spears is reporter The Rev.
George Brooks. pastor at Lomax.
Many ministers and congrega-
tons of the city are particlpat
ing in the 18th anniversary OF
DR. F. p. Jones. pastor OF the
Corinthian Baptist Church. The
initial services started Sunday
and will continue through May |.
Some Of those scheduled TO
appear on the programs arc Revs.
T. S. Boone and S. J Williams
Betty Bailey is chairman. and
Edward c. Sussello, co-chalrman.
Harold Kenneth Lester, IA. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Lester. and
a member of Calvary Baptist
Church. delivered a message al
New Light Baptist Church on
Wednesday evening Lester is
president OF the Junior Laymcn
Of Calvary District Baptist Asso-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-30

roof structure. framing and sills
can be caused by slow and I'M
seen leaks. Eventually these
leaks can cause extensive dam
age to rooms and furnishings.
And unless tight new roof
Is applied while wood under
meath the shingles is still sound.
there is danger that the franz
ing will not hold nails any bet
ter than il the roof were nailed
TO a sponge.
AS a roof gets Older. it be-
comes dry and porous from long
exposure 10 the sun. Constant
temperature changes also may
cause the roof 10 curl or be-
come brittle. And wind during
heavy storms will drive rain up
underneath older shingles.
II spring inspection shows ex-
tensive damage. 1t may be
cheaper to replace the roof
rather than to repair It
To help homecwners spot roof
1amage, Johns anville Corpo-
'ation has pinpointed the fol-
owing danger signals:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-30
Red Cross Aids
Earthquake Victims

AS the League of Red Cross
Societies continues its efforts on
behalf of Agadir, Morocco earth.
quake victims, the American Red
Cross is confronted with major
flood disaster problems in an
eight state area.
Following a heIicopter survey
tour Of flooded areas, American
National Red Gross president
Gen. Alfred M. Crventher re-
ported that more than 10000 per.
sons have been affected.
More than 10000 victims and
others working to control crest
ing rivers have been fed by ARC
TO date. Eighteen ARC shelters
are caring for 1000 victims as
65 professional workers assist an
estimated 10000 chapter volun-
tcers.
AS the danger shifts from
Iowa and Nebraska TO areas along
the Missouri and Mississippi Riv'
ers, Red Gross has opened shell
tiers and feeding operations from
keokvk. Iowa south TO Pike, I'll
nois on both sides Of the Miss
issippi.
Preliminary reports show 49,
homes with major damage, 6,35.
with minor damage. Hundreds o
those affected are expected 4
register for nc rehabilitation aid
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-30

ers assert stesdfsstIy that they
reeheeked the tape Of the ithaca,
N. r., statement, before writing
their stories.
WICB-TV in Ithaca recorded
the Truman comment: Il don't
think they're all students. / think
it was engineered by the Com
munists."
Later in New York City, Mr..
Truman added, Il never try to
correct misquotation because
you only get ii in the paper
again"
There is not the slightest evi.
dence of communist engineer
ing domination or infiltration of
this movment." Mr.. wilkins said,
attributing deep historical roots
of the student demonstrators to
Jesus Christ and Mahatma Chan.
di.
He denied any link with The
theology Of Karl Marx or NieoIsi
Lenin and added, mr.. Trvmsn's
views are in sharp contrast with
those Of Governors Collins Of
Florida and Rockefeller Of New
York.
"They recognize the moral JUS
tice OF the students protest
movement" Mr.. wilkins contin-
ued, Apparently Mr.. Truman
does not, even though he modi.
fled his statement to say that
the stores ought to serve all Gus.
toners"
Mr. wilkins expressed regret
that the former president had
attempted ito smear the gallant
young sit-in demonstrators"