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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03
AchesOn
Lashes Out
At COP

Lashing out at the possibility
of election of a Republican con-
gresham in the 9Th Congress
sional District, Dean Acheson,
former secretary of State, told
a rally of 400 Democrats here
last Friday that such an event
would be "the stupidest act in
the history of politics"
Speaking at rally sponsored
by the Western Suburban Dem
ocratic Club, Acheson left no
doubt of his attitude toward the
entire Republican ticket when
he told his cheering audience
presidential candidate Nixon is
poisoning the well of democra-
cy." He scored the vice presi-
dent, also, for what the former
Secretary called Nixon's down
right misrepresentation, not on
ly of his opponent, but of him
self, to the American people"
While Mr.. Acheson did not get
down to specifics in his charges,
he did point out that this area
would need psychiatric help
should it switch" from incumb-
ent Foley to the Republican
hopeful, Charles McC. Matthias.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03
Looper Wins
Advancement
In Air Force
Airman LOOper

Glenn r. Looper, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Looper, of 701 w.
Montgomery ave., Rockville,
has been promoted to the Air
Force grade of Airman &c
after completing q jet engine
technician course at Westover,
Mass, Air Force Base.
A graduate of Richard Mont
gomery High School in June of
last year, Looper enlisted in the
Air Force in September and re-
ceived his basic training at
Lakeland Air Force Base in
San Antonio, Tex. He later
trained at Chanute Air Force
Base in Illinois, where he COM
pleted a 10-week jet engine
course and a technical jet
course from which he grad
uated as an honor student.
Airman Looper was assigned
to Westover ALB in March of
this year, and currently is as
signed to the 4050th Organiza-
tional Maintenance Squadron.
He and his wife, the former
Martha Luper, of Rockville, cur
rently are making their home in
Indian Orchard, Mass. They
have an infant daughter, Teri.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03
Area Democrats
Plan Reception
AT Civic Center

A reception for Democratic
voters in the Fourth and Ninth
election districts of Montgom-
cry County will be held Sunday
at Z pm. at the Civic Center
Mansion in Rockville under the
sponsorship of precinct chair
men in the two districts.
Maryland Attorney General
c. Ferdinand Sybert will speak
on behalf of the presidential
candidacy of Sen. John F. Ken
nedy, according to Frank Bliss,
chairman. Rep. John r. Foley,
seeking reelection to Congress
from the Sixth District of Mary
land, will be among county and
State officials present.
Delegate Blair Lee, III, chair
man for the Kennedy campaign
in the county, will serve as mas
tersof ceremonies. Co-chairmen
assisting Bliss in preparations
for the reception include Ruth
Hayes and Douglas Rossignal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03

DR.. Robert L. Stearman, OF
the Epworth Methodist Church,
is dean of the school.
Instructors include the Rev
Robert L. Stricken, Flower Hill
Church of the Brethren, teach.
ing "The Old Testament; the
Rev. B. Frank Foster, Gathers.
burg Baptist Church, teaching
personal Christian Living"
Marie Allnutt, education assist
ant, Rockville M ethodist t,
Teaching Children; and Miss
Juanita Powers, director OF
youth work, Baltimore Annual
Conference, Board of Educa
ton, of the Methodist Church,
"Use of the Bible with Youth"
The Rev. Lawrence Pace, jr.,
minister education, Bethesda
First Baptist Church, under
standing Adults; the Rev. vii
bur Wilson, minister of Emory
Methodist Church, Washington
"The Work of the Local
Church; DR.. Mary Alice Douty
Edwards, associate professor Of
Christian Education, Wesley
Theological Seminary, under
standing Our Pupils; and the
Rev. Charles c. Rother, jr.
minister of education, Chevy
Chase Methodist Church, "Un
derstanding Ourselves"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03

Representatives of some
ly-built churches, still not.
ped with bells, request{o
they be of future pls
utilize the chimes as 6
of stimulating voter int,
cording to Mrs. Stanley Gov
kowski, publicity chaf
the club.
The use Of church 10.
election-day reminde'' 80 .
proposed by a me,,,h J.,
Fairfield, Conn.,, Ii at 49,
program designate e. Mrs
Liberty Bells" accS ~ 49,,
Kulakowski. Thu at . IL
she said, was synado,,,
teal and religion
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03
l96O-6l Season
SUNDAY EVENING
SERIES FOR ADULTS

SUNDAY EVENING
SERIES FOR ADULTS
programs same on both serIes)
A b
DATES DATES
Nov. u Dec. 4
Poetry Group Players from
the Poetry Center in New
York, return engagement of
actors and poetry, a sell-out
last year.
Dec. IL Feb. IL
Randolph Singers - Vocal
CHI a m b er music, medieval
through contemporary.
March 5 March 26
New Chamber GrOup-String
ensemble from the National
Gallery Orchestra conducted
by Richard Bales.
April 9 April %
Famous Dialogues 1.-TWO by
Two" in the theatre with
Anne Chodoff and William
Graham.
Single admissions. S2s. All programs
at S:l5 Sunday evenings in audi
forum Of National All Foundation,
100 Connecticut Avenue. chevy
Chase. Maryland. Coffee and Con-
versatiOn' after each performance.
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TEEN SPOKEN HEPE-
FOR YOUNG ADULTS
Dec. 4
Charlie Byrd and his men in
a special concert in Leland
Jr. high school at $50 pm.
Jan. Z, Arena Stage per-
Torrance of THE Rivals"
Feb. 10, Dance Theatre
March 10, Percussion
Trio concert.
Byrd, Dance and Percussion pro-
grams, 81 for all three (@) Arena
Stage performance 81. Dn eOopera-
tiOn with the Teen Clubs and the
Montgomery County Department Of
Recreation.D
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THE CHILDREN'S
SERIES
Nov. 10
Adventure theatre - "The
Witch's Lullaby" at Leland
Jr. high school at 200
"YOung Audiences" concerts
for the first time in this
area: Jan. Ia, Eisenb berg
string Quartet; Feb. 10,
Hawthorne Opera Players;
and March IS, the Percussion
Trio with instruments for
Children April 8, Chill
dren's Dance Theatre with
stories in dance.
All five events for $50 per person
90. Availability Of single admls-
siOns to he announced later.
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90 For information on membership
rates call or write
Montgomery County
Arts Center, Inc.
a non-profit community project
moving toward a building to house
all County arts groups where chill
dren and adults can engage in and
enjoy the arts.
Box 1903. Chevy Chose IS. Nd.
Telephone Empire 1888
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03
Taxation Unit
Again Raps
Amendments

The Citizens Committee for
Fair Taxation this week renew
ed its assault on two proposed
amendments to the Maryland
constitution affecting assess
ment of property utilized for
agricultural purposes.
The amendments, appearing
as questions 13 and IA on the
referendum ballot in next Tues
days election, would revive a
farm assessment law recently
ruled unconstitutional, which
provides for reducing taxes on
farm land by assessing at it's
agricultural value rather than
its market value, the committee
contended.
TAX assessment records, "
the committee said in a pre-
pared statement, "show land
spectators are holding large
tracts of land assessed for taxes
at as little as one per cent of
sales value" A nonpartisan
group headed by Darius v.
Phillips as chairman, the COM
mittee said suburban home
owners, assessed at go per cent
OF market value, must con-
tinue to make up the taxes lost
to favored interests if this So
called farm aid legislation is
validated by amendments 13
and a."
The statement asserted that
tax records reveal real estate
Gators, spectators and syn
dicates are getting tax reduc-
tons running as high as thou
sands of dollars annually under
the law in effect the past three
years"
The committee was formed re-
Gently for the purpose of de-
veloping programs for equitable
taxes on real estate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03

Montgomery cosos,,a
brand new Ar
training center . ' ~ -
will be dedicaf ~ p'' 81
Sunday to sth, ,,rI ho y :.
two deceasedco
The prograr, iii fn,,,,,a ,l
military install, - ~, !
- 80, my Reserve
Center, will :. go ,..,,, ~
civilian und ha,,.a ~, So ~
followed byrts go +o,',, s
uring refT 900 centor
of the ney
~ on will be named
nc Ing Marion Perry
~ &c of Burnt Mills,
We. rlau sirded the Congress.
"o "s of Honor for he
~ against the Apache
~ : the Sierra Madre
n ,,luie of Mexico in 1886,
49, Col. William Edwin
s un of Damascus, a for
Taity school teacher who
~. josthumous Silver Star
w.or gallantry near st. Lo,
SS,idy, four days after D.
World War II.
Families To Attend
number of relatives and
endants of the two heroes
participate in the ceremon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03
County Chamber
In New Office

The Montgomery County
Chamber of Commerce moved
its office quarters this week
from the Professional Building
in Rockville to the nearby Alb
hey Building.
The move was accomplished
without disruption to service, ac-
cording to chamber president
Jerry Cook, and the office staff
is prepared to handle all inquir-
les and other business matters
without delay.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03
Bacon Heads
ElectrOnics
Department

Edward ]. Bacon, 9808 Watts
Branch dr., Rockville, has been
appointed head of the Elec-
tronics Department of Washing
ton archaeological Associates,
Inc, according to Julian H. Ray,
president of the Rockville firm.
Bacon, a senior member of
the Institute of Radio Engi-
neers, was formerly with the
Emerson r e Sc arch Labora.
tories. He has also been asso-
ciated with the Diamond Ord
nance Fuze Laboratories and
the Radio Corp. of America.
He earned his bachelor of
science and master of science
degrees in electrical engineer.
ing at Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03
Dedicfon Sunday For
Army Training Center

munity by Rockville Mayor
Alexander j. Greene. A former
mayor, Dickran Y. Hovsepian,
will serve as master of ceremon-
les for the entire program.
General Participates
Among participants in the ex-
ercises will be Brig. Gen. Frank
Wilson, commanding general of
the 905th Hospital Center, one
of the military units occupying
the training center. He will de-
liver the closing remarks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03

les to be held in their honor.
The dedicatory address will be
presented by Robert T. Bard,
who also serves as chairman of
a civilian committee for the
dedication. A lieutenant colonel
in the Army Reserve, he is coun.
ty commander of the American
Legion and has been active with
a number of other civic and
community groups in the area.
The training center will be &C.
cepted on behalf of the COM
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03
Religious Training
To Close Next Week

Over 10 Sunday School teachers, administra-
tors and church lay people participating in the Lead
ership Training Progra mwhch will close next Tuesday
at the Flower Hill Church of the Brethren in Redland
The closing assembly November will feature
, 1960-01-05
Two Juveniles Token
BY Police for
Entries in C'sted

Two juveniles were taken to
Police headquarters from the
office of the Lawaetz Real Es-
tate office at No. l Church
Street yesterday.
Police investigation reveals
that they also entered the An
titles Survey Office, Bruce
(Continued or page a.
, 1960-01-05
1t. Duvis COMPLETES
Officer
.IIruining Course

Fort Eustis,, Va. : Army LIST
1t. Samuel r. Davis, son of
Mrs. Sylvia Farrelly, of New
York, completed the ten
week officer basis course
December 18 at the Trans
portation School, Fort Eustis,
Virginia.
Lieutenant Davis received
instruction in the duties and
responsibilities of a transpor-
tation unit commander.
The 26-year-old lieutenant
attended Morris High School,
The Bronx, and was employed
by the New York City Police
Department. His f a t h e r,
Samuel Davis, lives in Fred
eriksted, Virgin Islands,
, 1960-01-05
La Motto Brothers
Get. HedvY Applause
For Concert

The La Motta Brothers
were heavily applauded when
they gave a concert in the
Festival Village, in Christian
sted on Sunday night.
The Brothers played an as
sortment of Cha Cha Chas,
Bolero, Meringue and Calyp-
SOS. A well-knoWn calypso
singer featured along with
the regular soloist of the
Continued on page A.
, 1960-01-05
Cross Fires in
Several Spots Destroy
l35 Acres

A grass fire occurred at
Estate Betty's Hope yester-
day afternoon when approx
mately one hundred and
thirty-fve acres was burned,
1t took the fremen one and
three quarter hours to put
out the fire.
The fires were in several
spots and the fremen were
obliged to use Indian packs
and brooms to bring them
under control.
, 1960-01-05
Police Department
Issues Purking Bon
In Two Towns


There will be two Three
Kings Day parades on Janu-
airy s, 1860 in St. Croix. One
will be in Christiansted and
one in Frederiksted.
The Department of Public
Safety has issued the follow
ing release: In order for US
to have a successful and
orderly completion of our
, 1960-01-05
Rex Harrison, Stunt
Cyclist to Perform
At Hotel Here

Rex Harrison, stunt cyclist
and acrobat from Trinidad,
arrived in town recently. He
is accompanied by Madame
Gloria, cal&d the Fireball
wonder woman. The two will
be featured at the Hotel st.
Croix by the Sea twice
weekly.
Mr.. Harrison was in st. Tho
mas where he featured at the
Virgin Isle Hotel; he went to
St. Maarten before coming to
St. Croix.
He is no stranger, having
performed at the former
Christiansted Theatre, where
he put on a very excellent
show.
, 1960-01-05

1886 Old Fashioned Christ
mas Festival, effective 1900
noon, motor vehicles are pro-
hibited from parking on Com
pany and King Streets Of
Christiansted for the duration
of the parade.
Continued on page ~
, 1960-01-05
VolleYbull Champs
OF ST. Thomus.
St. Croix to Meet

The champion volley ball
teams of Christiansted will
play against the champions of
st. Thomas who are scheduled
to arrive in st. Croix on
Friday.
The first games will be
played that same evening and
on Saturday night.
The Doves, girl champion,
will take on the Clippers from
st. Thomas; the Falcons, st.
Croix champions, will meet
with the Red Wings of Saint
Thomas for the Inter-Island
Championship. !
, 1960-01-05
Inter-Islunds Teens
To Pldy for
Tennis Championship

An inter-island tennis match
will be played between play
ers from St. Thomas and
those here on Sunday after
noon at the court on Parade
Ground at one o'clock.
The players who will parti-
cipate will be knight, the
singles champion and Barbel
and Ebbesen, doubles cham
pion for St. Thomas.
ST. Croix will. be represent
ed by the two Henderson
brothers, Anton Teytaud, Jr.
and R. Kruger. There will
also be a mixed doubles
match.
, 1960-01-05
Mrs. Williums. COP.
Natl. Cmittee
Coming JdnudrY 9TH
Museum to Hold
Annudl Meeting on
MonduY. JunuurY IL

The Annual Meeting of the Mrs. B. z. Williams, Repub-
membership of St. Croix Mu- lican National Committee
scum will be held on Monday woman forthe Virgin Islands
January 18th in St. Johns will arrive in Christiansted
Parish Hall, at 815 pm. At On January 7h and will stay
this meeting the mail-n votes until January 18th. During
will be tabulated by the No this time she will confer
minating Committee, who with local Republican leaders
will announce the chosen on matters concerning the
members of the Board of State Convention and the Re
Trustees-three, in number, publican national convention
who will serve for three which W l be held in
years. After the business of Chicago.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-01
HAMBDEN TWP. S. S. d.
CHARDON VILLAGE


Clarke, Frank w. & Virg
mia Ruth, lot 18, description
house garage; acres, Ia
value, 4810; total tax, 1856
Cleveland Trust Co. CAD
mr. Ben B. Goodman, lots
7 = II, acres, 1892; value, 49,
20; total tax, 275.19.
Cramlet, Norval E. & Fern
lot IA, description, house; ac-
res, 1.73; value, 384O; total
tax, 1870.
Dolak, George E. & Doro-
thy, lot 4, description, house;
acres, 3.83; value, 2g60, total
tax, 1880.
EarlS, Clarence, lot 1923,
description cottage garage,
acres, 200; value, 1850; total
tax, 55.96.
Farinacci, Anthony & Rose
lot %, description, house :
barn; acres, 1873; value, 421O
total tax, 188.48.
Hambden Sportsman's AS
soc. Inc, lots 7-12-2, deScrip-
ton, barn; acres, 261,43, val
ue 5000; total tax, 650.98.
Johnson, Paul L., lot %, ac-
res, 35.77: value, ITO; total
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-01

CHARDON WILL. S. S. ID.
Christian, Eleanore & Ed
mund D., lot "a, description
house barn; acres, 3.OO,
value, 211O; total tax, 97.94.
Kuhsrich, Joseph, lot 6, ac-
res, 2.37; value, 1870, total tax
1882.
Oriti, Nora c., lot II M,
acres, SO; value, 220; total
tax, 1852.
Richardson, Howard; loI
2, description, house; acres
Evening star., 1960-04-12
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down ID brass tacks.' You quote

down ID brass tacks.' You quote
a book, The Old Country Store,
as your authority for the theory
that Storekeepers put brass
tacks a yard apart on their
counters to measure calico and
other yardgoods after the Gus
toner made her selection. Qn-
cidentally, I think you'll find
that they put a brass tack in
the middle for measuring half
yards, too0
Il have a different version
probably just as corny and just
as unconvincing. am 70 years
old and my grandma, who lived
in Civil War days, told me many
years ago that in the old days
upholstering-especially uphol-
stering chairs - began with
brass tacks. They were unseen,
hidden as much as possible, but
very necessary for a good
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Evening star., 1960-04-12
BY Walt Disney
BY Peter Loina

bottoms than there are ON
country store counters!"
I can't argue that point. 1t
seems to me that we have here
two equally valid theories of
the origin of this common
expression. AS the sideshow
barkers used to say-"You pays
your nickel and you takes your
choice"-unless, that is, some
other long memoried reader
has still a third theory of the
origin of brass tacks."
Evening star., 1960-04-12

foundation. Thus when any
thing went wrong, like a chair
or sofa suddenly letting you
down, the first thing to do was
to get to the foundation of the
trouble-and that meant get
ting down to the brass tacks.
well, to come right down to
brass tacKs, I'm not at all sure
who's right-but I'm sure there
are more brass tacks on chair
Evening star., 1960-04-12
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
THE BERRYs
MRS. FITZ'S FLATS
THE TooDLES
SCAMP
UNCLE CHARLIE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

When you get right down to
brass tacks, the incest part of
column-writing is correspond
ence from readers-and the
liveliest letters are those which
disagree with the columnist's
opinions or shed new light on
the items discussed. Here's one
of the most informative of the
latter gorup from Bowman
O'Ferrall of Alexandria, Va.
II have just been reading
your column" he writes, ION
the probable origin and mean
ing Of the expression Let's get
Evening star., 1960-04-12
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contrast dramatically with
that of the castles original
feudal lords. They rode out
on horses, with helmets.
spears, and banners flying to
maraud neighboring rivals.
Mrs. Crosby said. She ex-
planned that as many as 100
horses were stabbed in the
subterranean passages of the
castle in those feudal days.
She runs the castle with
the help of three women, a
castle guardian who knows
every stone and step" of the
structure, a gardener-helper
and his son, who is the resi-
dent electrician"
Eventually, Mrs. Crosby
plans to use one of the halls
as an art gallery 1t has a
lovely light" she comment
ed and, like the other rooms,
a stone floor. She plans, too,
to build a swimming pool.
There are just endless
possibilities" said the quiet
mannered, smiling Mrs.
Crosby, but there is still a
tremendous amount of work
ahead to make the castle
what I dream it can be-"