davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-07-09
SIDNEY LUST THEATERS
Free Porkins-Air Conditioned
BELTSVTLLE DRIVEN
ALLEN

Rossano Brazzi, Mitzi Gayr
SOUTH PACIFIC" in CinemaS
and Color, 1:15, 400. $50, s
Regular Prices.
Evening star., 1960-07-09
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"THE GALLANT HOURS'-James Cagney in top form
Admiral HaIsey waging World War II in the Pacific
"THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH"-Under the big top
in spectacular style with Cecil B. DeMlle.
PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES'-DOris Day in comic
marital caper based Jean Kerr's best-seler.
"SAPPHIRE"-YvOnne Mitchell and Nigel Patrick in
periOr British whOdunit tidy and suspensefu.
SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER"-Dark Williams drama with
Katharine Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor
Montana farmer-stockman., 1960-06-01
Quota Vote For
l96lCrop Wheat
To Be July 21

ON JULY 81, WHEAT growers will
vote for the eighth consecutive year in
marketing quota referendum-this
time to approve or reject quotas on the
1861 crop of wheat.
Proclamation of quotas and an
nOuncement of the referendum date
have been made by Secretary of Agri-
culture Ezra Taft Benson under cur
rent law. At the same time, the Secre-
tary announced national acreage al
lotment of SIS million acres, the mini
mum under law and the same as the
national allotments since 1855.
Montana'S share of the national al
lotment will be 4,O13, ,478 acres, Gas
pard w. Deschamps of Missoula, act
ing chairman of the State Agricultural
Sterilization and Conservation commit
tee, says. Montana's current allotment
is 4,009, 1893 acres.
The state allotment will be appor-
toned among counties on the basis of
wheat acreage during the period 1850
through 1859 with consideration for
trends in production and abnormal
weather County ASC committees, in
turn, will determine allotments for in
dividual farms having wheat acreage
in 1858, 1859 or 1860. County commit
tees will consider past wheat acreages,
crop rotation practices and associated
factors in determining farm allotments.
AllOtments Before July II
Notices of 1861 acreage allotments
will be furnished to producers before
the July 21 referendum, according to
Deschamps.
If tvo-thirds of the producers voting
Montana farmer-stockman., 1960-06-01

approve quotas, price support at a
level to be announced before the ref
erendum will be available to pro-
ducers who comply with their allot-
ments and marketing penalties will ap-
ply on farms where the acreage allot-
ment is exceeded and there is more
than Is acres of wheat However, grow
ers who apply for and are approved
under the feed wheat provision of law
may grow up to 80 acres of wheat with
out penalty provided it is all used for
food, feed or seed on the farm where
produced.
If quotas are disapproved in the ref
erendum, there will be no restrictions
on the marketing of wheat and price
support at SO per cent of the July 1,
1861, parity price of wheat will be
available to those producers who stay
within their acreage allotments.
Zero Acres
In proclaiming allotments, Secretary
Benson pointed out that the estimated
carryover of 1,435, ,OOO, 900 bushels of
wheat on July 1, 1861, would more than
fill estimated needs for the 1961-62 mar
keting year, including a carryover al
lowance of 80 per cent The total needs
plus carryover estimate is 1,347, ,0O0, 900
bushels. If the 1861 allotment had been
determined solely on the basis of the
laws supply formula, the 1861 allot-
ment would be zero acres.
Marketing quotas must be pro-
claimed when the available supply is
more than 20 per cent above the nor
NAL supply. Normal supply, including a
20 per cent carryover allowance, is
/ 1920, ,000,O 600 bushels; total supply, in
Guiding 1860 production, is estimated
at 1888, 900, 900 bushels, 1928 per cent
above the normal supply.
Wheat farmers have never rejected
quotas The margin of APP
proval for quotas on the current crop
was 8O8 per cent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05

creased in popularity among
students who do not plan to go
On to college, Principal Hall
said. Gaithersburg high school
has larger proportion of stu
dents who do not plan to go on
to college than, say Bethesda
Chevy Chase high school, But
last year, about so percent CHS
pupils indicated intention of get
ting some form of higher educa-
ton after graduation.
Like almost every school in
the county today, elementary or
secondary, Gaithersburg high
school sOrely needs more room
to keep up with a burgeOnirg
school enrolment. In Halls
words, the new Gaithersburg
Junior High School, due to open
next school year, is coming In
the nick of time"
Through the years, CHS has
served as a mid-county junior
high school and still teaches the
7th, 9Th and 9th grades in addi-
ton to 10th through 18th
grades. But the new junior high
school will take 18th and 9Th
grades next. year, leaving Hall
to cope only with the 9th grade
for one more year when it, too,
will be trimmed from the high
school.
Hall and his faculty of SO
teachers and counselors have
been forced to use ingenuity to
solve their space problems.
Their answer: partitions.
"We've partitiOned off just
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Curriculum
Study Is
Approved

The Board of Education re-
Gently formalized its plan for an
extensive curriculum study in
county schools by adopting two
resolutions to set the program
in motion. The measures:
. Officially authorized the
survey by a committee lay
citizens and professional educa-
tors at a cost not to exceed
$4,000.
. Designated DR.. Edgar L.
Morphet, professor of education
at the University of California,
as chief consultant for the study
for a period commencing next
month and extending through
August, 1861.
The action was the OutgrOwth
OF a conference last week at
which board members reached
agreement on the detectives and
scope of the survey, to be con-
Quoted by a group designated
as the Montgomery County
Curriculum Study Committee.
The committee will be com.
posed of persons mot regularly
employed" by the school board,
according to the authorizing
resolution. 1t will be indepen.
IDENTIFY responsible for the poll
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05

about every available space In
the school, including an assem-
bly, area where even the stage
Is used as one of three class
areas" Hall said.
One of the first partitioned
areas that will be reopened for
regular use next year will be
the schools library, now serv-
ing as classrooms part of the
day. Re-opened areas and five
new classrooms included in the
recently passed 1960-61 county
budget will keep the school
abreast of enrolment for at
least two years, Hall believes.
While 400 junior high school
students will leave CHS next
year for the new school, CHS
will still have an enrolment of
about 900 students including
125 from Carver High School,
the county's only Negro high
school. Carver shuts down next
school year in the county's con-
tinuing program leading to to-
tai degeneration.
The changing scene at Gath
ersburg high school first came
under the direction of 37-year-
old Hall last September. Hall
replaced Robert A. Gibson, now
principal of Richard Montgom-
cry High School.
Hall brought II years of
teaching experience in county
schools to Gaithersburg. He
was vice principal of Montgom-
cry Hills Junior High School
from 1853 until he went to Cal
thersburg. In a manner of
speaking, Hall has been one
step behind his predecessor
since 1947 when he replaced
Gibson as an English teacher at
Richard Montgomery. Gibson
moved on that year as principal
at Gaithersburg.
One of seven children, Hall
halls from Princess Anne, Som
erset County, on Maryland's
Eastern Shore. His parents Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Hall still reside
in Princess Anne. His father,
SO, is a retired structural work
err.
Principal Halls wife, Mary,
formerly taught school in Ale
gany and Carroll counties and
is now employed as librarian at
Broome Junior High School,
Rockville. The Halls have three
daughters: Lynn, II, Marcia, 10,
and Becky, 8.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05

Ehersburg area continues to
grow, his 1300-student school is
going to need courses in shop
electronics, graphic arts and
perhaps auto mechanics in or
der to keep up with a constant
Y growing national emphasis
On technology.
Whereas Is or 20 years ago
large percentage of boys at
Gaithersburg looked no further
than the farm for their future,
only 80 boys and girls enrolled
today study agriculture at the
nigh school. Some adults attend
farm management courses in
the evening as part of the adult
education program sponsored
by the board of education.
Meanwhile, courses in bust
ness education have greatly in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05

cies, design, conduct and the
completion of the study by
August 1, 1861, and for the
preparation of a final report.
Scope Of the study, the board
said, is to determine the
strengths and weaknesses of
the Institutional program +. to
assess the program to date as
related to established goals of
education and to the needs and
capabilities of Montgomery stu
dents and to take into con.
sideration what steps are de-
sirable to relate better the in
structional program to the edu-
cational needs and aspirations
of the community"
Board members said they
hope to name the committee
personnel at their May 10 meet.
ing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Information
Office Open
Extra Hour

New office hours for the in
formation and records section
of the Riverdale and Silver
Spring offices of the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission were an
nounced this week.
The information offices in
the two buildings will be
opened daily at 8 am, an hour
before the other offices in the
building are opened and will
close at 5 pm. The change will
be in effect through September
30 at which time the informa-
ton office hours will revert to
the normal schedule of 9 am.
to 5 pm.
Maps, technical publications
and general information relat-
ing to zoning and plat records
are available in the information
offices.
The Information and Records
Section is located in room los
In the lower level of the Silver
Spring building, S7S7 Georgia
ave., and on the first floor Of
the Riverdale office at 4811 Riv-
erdale I'd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Recreation :
Dept Moves

The Montgomery County De-
partment of Recreation has
moved its offiie from Silver
Spring to the county courthouse
at Rockville.
The quarters are located in
Room 212 and can be called at
Poplar 2-2121, Extension 235.
All inquiries concerning sum-
mer Fairgrounds, athletic pro-
grams and other activities
should be directed to the new
office, according to department
officials.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
DR.. Olsen Heads
Rock Creek Group

DIR. H. Lowell Olsen, of Der
wood, recently was elected presi.
dent of the Upper Rock Creek
Civic Association. Also elected
We're Harold ". Lauth, jr., vice
president; Mrs. Joan Banfield,
secretary. Rufus Caldwell was
reelected treasurer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
1900 Enrolment
Cdithersburg High Gro,us
In Size and in Quality
(Secomd of a Series)

Once stronghold for students seeking career in
farming Gaithersburg High School today is emerging
scnool with as wellrounded college preparatory
riculum as some larger, down-county schools
And Principal William P Hall believes that as the Cal
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
POLLING PLACES

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Primary Election Notice

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9th Judida Montgomery Q convenio
) will h 0 2 od
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05

Board Of Supervisors Of Elections
for Montgomery County, M0rylond
DELANEY r. BROWN, President
OSBORNE z. WILLIAMS
FORREST B. SNYDER
Evening star., 1960-06-27

+. ericksburg (Phone Essex 3-7472).
Full selection at all stores. Silver
Spring and Arlinston stores open
Evening star., 1960-06-27
sIruArIoNs-woMEH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, d

BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTANT, de-
gree: 20 years experience full chg >,
financial statements, analyses,
taxes. Randolph 3-7636. 2sS
BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY, ex-
per, white, young lady, full
charge 1-girl once. Starting sal.
$50 wk. Furn. own transporta-
tion WA. 5-e532.
BOSS, need a gal who can take
over your full Office detail. write
own correspondence, has z yrs.
HAAS, HE. eco7a5.
POSITION WANTED = Attractive
woman, age "a, college grad, de-
sires interesting position; expert
enced as adm. asst. and pvt. secy.,
typing and dictaphone; avail. for
interviews as of June 2S. Address
replies TO Box 491-E, Star.
PRAC. NURSES, trained, white or
colored. Infant care. chronic; live
in, out. ARCADE AGCY., Elk.
3-7335; night, RE. 5-4209.
STENO-TYPIsT wants work at
home, can take dietation over
phone; deliver II near, WO. g.
1898.
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE de-
sires night duty or part time ewes.
HU. 3-5S5s.
Evening star., 1960-06-27

RADIo-50 watt. 6 meter station,
Gonset G-50, absolutely perfect.
$3.50 or best offer. Aft. 8 p.m.s
Evening star., 1960-06-27

RESIDENT MANAGER
For large Va. apt. project. Must
have had previous eXper. in apt.
MANAGEMENT. Box 33-H, Star.
Evening star., 1960-06-27
BUSINESS SERVICES

FOAM RUBBER, cut any size OF
shape, while YOU wait; weekdays
and Sat. I'll 6. ST. 1884.
HOME PEST CONTROL SERVICE,
guaranteed. Average home, SIS
No sign on truck. Lowest rates,
clean serv. SP ,>3-6444. SP. 3-S902.
Evening star., 1960-06-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES
feANYlAlIEnl

CoLoRED--PREPARE for a Govt
Job. Summer classes begin July
1. Typing, shorthand, real estatl
and all business subjects. SATUR.
DAY TYPING CLASSES for teen.
ayers. and adults. BLACKWELL
AID. 4-l712.
Evening star., 1960-06-27
Qualify Now

Qualify Now
for the many high
paying jobs in heavy
construction, building
roads, bridges. dams,
pipe lines, homes, Of
flee buildings, etc.
Local and foreign en-
ployment. No need to
quit your present job
until you are trained.
Evening star., 1960-06-27
SECRETARY

Small consenial law once: $1,000
area. Write Box I'VE, Star.
Evening star., 1960-06-27
FOR SALE

ACCORDION with carrying case;
Stradivari, 100 bass. Perfect con-
dition. S150. SP. 3-1557.
ADDING MACHINES. Clearance,
S35 up: hand and elec. models
Guaranteed. CENTRAL, 2007 14th
NV.
AIR CONDITIONER, 5-ton Tvphoon,
good cond, and appearance: S450.
Phone .wkdays., CY. 1883; week
ends. LU. 1-7725.
AIR CONDITIONER, Chrysler, Air
Temp easement, / h.p., l15-volt.
AID. 4-0Ss5 after Z pm.
ANTIQUES-Marble- top chests ano
coffee table, cherry table, grand-
fathers clock, old silver. china
custom brkfast. nook, scr. pan.
house 9x9, etc. OIL. 2-7345.
BED, dble., spring, mattress: cedar
chest; Zenith radio; kit. table
window fan. Reas. EN-. 3-7015.
BOOKS, so Heritage Press edi-
tionss pristine condition. Call DE.
BOOKKEEPING machine; cash
register, MGR installment poster
13 total, in excel. copd., under
MGR warranty. Ideal for han
ding lay-away and accounts re.
| ceivable payments. Reasonable
price, JU. 5000, CASUAL COR
[ NFR
Evening star., 1960-06-27

PIANO, 5 ft., l in; apt. size baby
grand; $3.50. For appt., call AD.
4-2l7l, after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1960-06-27
lMIscELLAMEous FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

PIANOs-Last week Of JoRDAN's
return and floor sample pianos.
Dozens Of pianos are on sale in
a wide selection Of styles. types.
sizes and finishes. Choice Of many
ine makes. AS little as S26
down. balance over 80 months.
Values at all JORDAN stores:
Corner 18th. and O SITS. NV:
5I69 Lee hiEhway; ArlinEton:
lO4 William st., Fredericksburg.
Full selection at all stores. Ar
linston and Silver Spring stores
open evenings
PIANO, 5 IT.. in; apt. size baby
grand; $3.50. For appt., call AD.
4-2l71, after 5 pm.
PIANOS FOR RENT : New and
used spinets. consoles, Erands and
uprights at moderate rates from
81 monthly up with option 70
buy Hauling extra. JORDAN'S.
FOUR STORES: Corner 18th and
6 sts. NV. (Phone ST. $4,000;
$3.50 Lee high0way;; 4 Arlington
ave, Silver Spring (Phone JU. 5
1106, l04 William str Fred.
ericksburg tPhone Essex 3-7472).
oNlNNNAOh 0N al ENOANGs IAANNA
Spring and Arlinston stores open
evenings.
POOL TABLE-A new Standard
RA. 3-2511.
RADIO-50 watt. 6 meter station,
Gonset Csc, absolutely perfect,
$3.50 or best offer, Aft. 8 p.nn.s
CR, 3-2943.
DAnIn HAM EnTiTp pa10ar
hHHtC' SIS. no cAM fso, sS55; 3 eli t beam.
$3.50 $50. Fl. T., $500. 800 rA'Nl'' o'Al'
RADIO SALE OF SALES
New and used tubes, components.
transmitters. receivers. crystals,
dynamotors. You name It, We have
II. Final clearance. everything
must 90 Starts June. % through
1SIy iNBr,s1hfrs 8 Il am stRv8cRs e En- Gsily iN
2706 South oakland So. Arl.. Va.
RADIO S1 Ham = Natl; Ncss: cost cost
Ssestof SlSE 0sT and zones Key fGSe w. Ofasiss nsn
sgl. 6l46, 3 boxes tubes. trans
formers, parts, S125 all or none.
WI. 6-0553. -
RANGE, Westinghouse elce.; 4
burner. auto. oven. Immac, cond.
/ years old. 500. cR. 3-2423.
RANGES-ALL SIZES
Gas, Elec., s29 Up. AID. 2-2100
PEERLESS SALES co.
2237 Ga. Ave.
REFRIGERATOBS, freezer-top. /
/. year guar. $40 UP. FREDERICKS,
1905 14th st. NV, ia $4,000.
REFRIGERAT0RS, used; guar,
credit. 1862 14th st. NV. TU. 2.
6141. Open ewes. Immed. delivery:
REFRIGERATORS
Areas largest floor display; fully
guaranteed: all sizes; from S29 so
PEERLESS SALES co.
2237 Georgia Ave. AID. 2-2l00
REFRIGERATOR AND FREEZER,
SUPERMART. Slightly used with
full freezers; lowest prices.
5-YEAR WARRANTY
UNIVERSAL CO.
1900 Georgia Ave. NV.
/ n
Evening star., 1960-06-27
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
tccNTINUEDl
TRASH REMOVED

TRASH hEMOVED
Yards, Bsmts. Cleaned. Free Estim.
WALKER TRASH CO. FE. 3-2s02
UPHOLSTERING done By indi-
vidual party: save on labor. All
work guaranteed. Days. WA. y
9740: ewes, SP, 2-6759.
Al general home maintenance
work Of all kinds. Call before
am. or after 8 pm. ia. 2-S334
Al ROOF repairs. cutters. spouts,
painting: IS and up. LU. 1908
Evening star., 1960-06-27
fcoNTINuEpl

FURNITURE. UNCLAIMED. and
Early Amer, love seat, $50: Holly
wood bed. S22; French Prov. bed,
S22: marble-top dresser, S25;
hideaway bed, S35: beds, So:
French Prov. chest Of drws.. $40;
sofa and chair. S35; bedrm. set,
SO; din, rm. set. S45; sofabed.
$50, Early Amer. wing chair. $40;
ehaise Tongue, S30.y We do up
hholst,esrins' h,olI,esrIins' slipcovers, draperies'
counts invited. HoFFMANN up
HoLsTERERs, PAPA 18th st. NV.
Open ewes. It'll g., Sat, til s,
Sunday IL til 5. co. 5-51i6. "
FURNITURE from model homes.
Fine quality. Bedrm. sets. walnut,
chest Of drawers. dresser, mirror,
: night tables, bed, reg. price
$500, selling price Sll9. Sofabed
match. chairs, reg. price Sl49,
selling price sos. . end tables,
coffee tables, reg. price $50. SELL
ing price S45.. Dinette set with 4
chairs, reg price 500, selling price
s49. Many other interesting bar
gains. HOFFMANN FURNITURE
$500. Charge accounts invited.
FURN.-French, Chinese, Period and
antiques. Oriental and plush
4-s2sii. russ fiHe p''' nome AD'
FyRN;; Beds, $50 and SIS: 5 piece
rack, s12i Misc. TIE. $3.50.
FuRN-Blond end tables and cof-
Tee table. Sl5; 2 table lamps, A
lamps and 2 ,9xl2 rugs, $50;
naTFfQ1a had s.A -
nette, scales, $50, ia. 7-1254.
FURN. = Handsome nah. din.
taoIe, 500; wash. mach, SIS:
stuoent desk and CHI, S17. EN-.
FURN.-sofa and matching chr :,
never used, canary yellow linen,
ped; like new, $50; dinette set,
desk, coffee tables. odd chairs, etc
NO. 7-0595.
FURN,, living, dining, breakfast
wool rugs, all good cond. 2l9
whittier st: NV, RA. 3-s745.
FURN.-Liv. rm., din. rm,, bedrm.
sets, ali from MAJOR; also 3 bed
chairs. Moving, must sell. 56oi
ISL 81. ne, 9-1 and SO.
FURN.-Dble. Hollywood bed, sofa
bed, small mahos. desk, . wing
chairs, painted dressing table
Wlmlrror' chest OF drawers
vlmirror, sx1O Bigelow taupe rug,
Eleetrolux vac, 81" window fan,
excel. cond. Also antique glass,
emma and walnut drop-leaf table.
TE. 6-1365.
FURN.-New: discontinuins every
thing for a new line Of goods;
chance of lifetime; prices double
elsewhere 1888 MINI. ave. ne.
FURN. AND RUGS viii trade
Tor Polaroid camera or sell cheap.
Make offer. DU 7-1523.
FURN.-S140 buys wool rug day.
enport-bed, 3 occasional chairs
dinette table and chairs. knee.
mole desk and lamps; used bu,
servieeable. Phone ewes, RE. Z.
31S9.
FURN. (neW and used1 STORF
| RBNTED-VACATING JULY 30th
All furniture drasticallv reduced
/ MATSOS e. SONS, 5216 Wilson
blvd. Arl., ia: 5-0015. ia. 2-57O2
FURN.-solid mshog s-pc. din
rm. suite, 3-pc. bedrm. suite. II.
! II. Admiral refgr. Good cond
JA. S-2602.
GAS RANGE, 36", clean; ciocI
timer, oven window; applianct
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Doughty Delights
By VIOLET FAULKNER :
Star Food Editor
Bv VIOLET FAULKNER
Star Food Editor

WOUR o'clock eevenses two customs we might do
English cousins quiet hour squeezed
spend friends and for that matter
by yourself
the keynote arrangements should be simple Thin
with sweet butter always good with OF
something bit special
quick breads that 60 equally well with ea coffee
o milk any time of the day
The eck bread biscuit mix
ingredient Sweet cooking chocolate grated crisp nuts
orange delicious flavor and texture This bread i'm
slice made at least hours ahead
day. wrap foil and tuck
peng small hands, be brought out for neghbory
teatime treat
you into the buermk coffee cake you'll discover
spicy through the middle of each slice close to
pound Serve morning kaee hatsch