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Evening star., 1960-05-30
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES -,
Castro Offers Plan
To Pocify JobIess

has been detained in Juarez
Hospital. said he will 60 back
home Immediately.
He and his 59-year-old wife,
Ethel Burn Hermansader. were
found with their wrists slashed
in their hotel room here last
April 81. She died the next
day and was buried here.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
RALPH McGILL

From a Washington note
book: Now and then in travel
one meets men who are do
ing jobs which only the ded-
icated will do. Such a man
is DR.. Richard Seddon, who
is superintendent of a unique
school system which covers
the thousands of islands in
the vast South Pacific.
Just south of Japan are the
Marianas. Below them in the
South Pacific, stretching
eastward to the Marshalls,
are hundreds of large islands
and small inhabited atolls.
The Marshalls are the top Of
a huge arch. the Gllberts.
the Ellice and the Fits. In
each group are dozens OF
islands, some only dots with
a handful of residents.
If we look westward from
this arch toward Australia
there are the clusters of the
New Hebrides, the Solomons.
Santa Cruz, New Caledonia,
the Admiralty Islands, the
Bismarck Archipelago and
New Guinea.
If we turn from the same
arch and gaze eastward, the
islands still stretch before
us, the Phoenix and Tokelau
groups, Samoa, the Tongas,
the Cooks, the Tubuai, So
ciety, the Line Islands and
the Tuamotus. Eastward of
these are the Marquesas.
1t is a mighty sweep of
ocean held inadequately in
the geographic embrace of
the Japanese islands, the
Philippines, Australia and
New Zealand. The thousands
Of islands have the names Of
Evening star., 1960-05-30
DAVID LAWRENCE

Politicians are watchin
closely the so-called peace
issue" Oddly enough. it is
more accurately described as
a war ISSUE" and the last
time 1t played a decisive part
in American elections was in
1910 when Franklin d.
Roosevelt won an unprece-
dented third term.
Nobody knew in June, 1910,
when Hitler invaded France.
that the United States would
some day be drawn into the
war. What interested the
voter in November, 1910, was
that the nation was in the
midst of a crisis, and the
electorate felt it was too dam
gerous ito swap horses in
midstream.
Something of the same at
mosphere was created in Oc-
tober, 1856. when the Suez
crisis developed. 1t didn't
matter much what the op-
posing politicians said about
"bungling" policy in the
Middle East or the failure of
Secretary Dulles to placate
Nasser and similar criticisms
of a captious character. What
mattered was that Britain
and France had sent troops
to Egypt and the United
States was trying to ease the
situation by mediation. DEM
ocrats admit now that this
crisis helped President Eisen-
hover win reelection, as lots
Of voters switched to him in
the closing days of the cam
paign.
When the peace issue
or war issue" - is analyzcd
historically, 1t will be found
that what matters most are
the conditions that prevail in
the autumn of an election
year. and not necessarily
those that have gotten head
lines in mid-May.
Basically the American
people want peace. but not
"peace at any price" The
veterans Of past wars may
not want to see another con-
flict. but they are not the
kind of men who believe in
surrender and defeat.
Now. 1t is often argued in
political circles that the
women do want peace at any
Evening star., 1960-05-30
Party in Power Seen Likely to Benefit
From q Crisis, as in 1910 and 1856

price. Recently, when the
summit meeting collapsed
and a sort Of fright seized
the country that war might
be imminent, here and there
comments were heard that
women voters would really
accept Communist rule in
preference to destruction by
nuclear weapons. The So
vietS. of course, have built
their whole strategy on scare
and bluff and would like to
conquer the world without
firing a shot.
This. however. is the oldest
form of blackmail the world
has ever known. Brave men
and women have stood up to
it before and have sacrificed
themselves rather than ac-
cept life in bondage. The
British people had their
choice of slavery under Hit
lerian rule or standing up to
the Nazi assault, and they
gave the whole world an
example of the inherent
character of free people who
cherish their liberty.
But the issue in politics
never is drawn sharply be-
tween one party that alleged
ly favors surrender and the
other that supposedly wants
war. The real issue is wheth-
er, in the midst of crisis.
there shall be q change. and
whether such change, which
involves a turnover Of high
officials and confusion in
governmental administra-
ton, isn't a risky business.
Under such circumstances,
the party in power benefits.
The economic conditions that
prevail play a vital role,
too, in influencing the voter.
Back in 1916. when the
United States was not yet in
World War I, the Democrats
had a slogan peace and pros
perity" and argued that Pres
ident Wilson. who was up for
reelection. had kept us out
Of war" The opposing candi-
date, Charles Evans Hughes,
Republican, contended that
the Democratic administra-
ton had not been sufficient
ly vigorous In upholding
American rights.
Finally it turned out that
Evening star., 1960-05-30
DORIS FLEEsoN
Situation Fluid In California

Leo Harvey, a machinery and
aluminium tycoon, says frank
ly that they are getting
plenty of signatures but that
the timing of their efforts
depends entirely upon john
son.
On hand also is Irving
Hoff. on leave as admins
trative aide to Senator Mag
nuson Of Washington State,
who has arranged a COM
prehensive schedule designed
to accentuate Johnso ms
Western flavor and legislative
power. 1t is expected that
Hoff will be Johnson's mana
ger for the eleven Western
States, where the Senator be-
lieves he has enough support
to take the regional curse
of his Solid South backing.
johnson has been fearful
of sticking his neck out in
the big pivotal States, where
the party is much more
dynamic and more heavily
committed to the liberal phi
losophy. He has been assured
that the California woods are
not full of hostile Indians,
that there are moderates and
even conservatives in the
State party who feel kindly
toward him.
His schedule here amounts
to the biggest advertising yet
for his hope that a dead
locked convention will turn
to him rather than to the
twice defeated Stevenson.
Here, too. his backing more
strongly than elsewhere
shows him to be what he
likes to call the candidate
of the Democratic center.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
PurIey Set in D. c.

BOGOTA, Colombia. May 80
(AP).-The ninth Pan-Ameri-
can Highway Congress in 1863
will be held in Washington,
D. c. The eighth meeting
closed yesterday with 200 dele
gates from all American re-
publics except Cuba and the
Dominican Republic present.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
Embassy Attacked

CARACAS, Venezuela, May
80 (AP).-Stones and a small
bomb were thrown at the
Cuban Embassy here yesterday,
police reported. Only slight
damage was caused. A similar
attack occurred last Friday.
Many Cubans opposed to the
Castro government in Havana
now are in Venezuela.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
Texun to Be Freed

MEXICO CITY, May 80
(AP) Chester Leon Herman
sader of Houston, Tex, has
been cleared of numbering his
incurably i'll wife and will be
freed today. The Texan, who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
w omen Work :

CONTINUED from Back PaJsI
In recent rreA Press issue, staff writer Jean Shsrlsy
to be all excited about the prospect Of five million
Jobs for United States women"
WHILE THE ROLLS OF THE UNEMPL DYED ARE AP.
PROAcHINc THE FIVE MILLION MARK AND HEADS or
FAMILIES DESPERATELY IN NEED OF JOBS WE sA.
Lutte THE WOMEN WHO WORK.
While welfare funds being exhausted and cities
throughout the land esmorins for help to meet The
mounting welfare loads salute the who work.
WHILE AUToMATION IS STEADILY REDUCING
THE WORKING FORCE AND POLITICIANS GETTING
GREATLY PeRTuRBED OVER ITS PROBLEM WE sA-
Lutte THE WOMEN WHO WORK.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
Civil Rights -
Continued from Page y

Whether the plan for eouri-appoined referees to help
negro voters is the last word in effective enforcement
ony De determined in practice. But II II doesn't work. there
certainly will be routes The goal that Is indispufsbs
and inevitable
THIS is WHAT STANDS OUT IN ALL THE LONG
WEEKS OF CONGRESSIONAL BATTLING - THAT
NORTH, EAST AND WEST land EVEN PARTS or THE
SOUTH ARE UNITED IN VARYING BUT POWERFUL DE-
iskMIhAIioN ON CIVIL RIGHTS. THE VOTES IN THE
HOUSE WERE STRONG AFFIRMATION; ON EACH TEST
THE so0THERNERs LOST STRENGTH, AND EVEN TIE
EIGHTEEN SENATORIAL FLIBusTeRERs DIDN'T SEEM
10 HAVE THEIR HEARTS IN IT, AS THOUGH THEY
KNEW THIS WAS LOST CAUSE.
Now IS possible to disagree in good faith on dstss
s"' We sns % Witnessing big contest In shs Senate for
'0"s Gays 70 come but The plain fast st ss will ofshs
overwhelming majority 10 for civil rlehss.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
lifeIess Church :
CONTINUED from Back Page)
"LIFELESS CHURCH"
REV. BILLY GRAHAM COMMENTS.
Continued from Back Psse)

QUESTION: What will happen TO many Of those who
decisions when they go back TO Iifeess church?
This me, and would like to know your answer
iS-EKL.
ANSWER: II would be wonderful II every Rew Chris
could 90 back live dynamic and spiritual church,
this The disciples continued TO worship and
praise God in Jewish temple after they had been
vered II lives have truly been changed make
impact wherever
THE "LlFELEss" CHURCHES AS you CALL THEM,
NEED CHRISTIAN WITNESSES MORE THAN THE 9TH.
ERs. WE MUST BE ASSURED THAT THE SAME HOLY
SPIRIT THAT BROUGHT THESE PEOPLE TO CHRIST
CAN KEEP THEM. EVEN IN ADVERSE ciRcUMsIAN-
cES s~~VVVn
The church and society need the warmth Of Chris
tan testimony. We remain aoof from the world.
the church. The community. But pray that God
will give the strength stand up and be counted for
Him wherever field of service may be-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
Pals Escape =

ConfInued from rage u
coD ADDITIONALLY VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
TRAGIC MYTH OF ADAM-EvE FOLLiES BLISS
FULLY INDIFFERENT TO Basic, SUBLIME TRUTH
RE HEALTH. HEALING, HEAVEN. HERE, NOW -
1.-THE FLESH PRoFlTETH NOTHING. IT is THE SPIRIT
THAT oUlcKENETH. THE WORDS THAT SPEAK
UNTO YOU. THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY ARE
LIFE" - Jesus in John 6:63. THE SON WILL BE
RECEPTIVE OVER THERE TO THE CHRIST CO.
LoSsAL "scIENcE OF SCIENCES" OF THE UNI.
VERSE AND THE FATHER - AND MOTHER, TOO -
MORE RESPECTFUL AND INTRIGUED BY THE
MARVELLOUS BLESSINGS OF MY. GODS HIGHEST
CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRISTLIkE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS! 49,
~ PALS ESCAPE DEATH IN MOUNTAINS"
"SLiDE KILLS Wsu PROPS SON"
The son Of Wayne State University College Of Med.
cine professor killed in avalanche 4400foof La
Plata Mountain LesdvIs, Colo.
The body Of Karl A. Pfiffnsr. rs, Of Ann Arbor
recovered Sunday by party Of 40 sssrehsrs.
PFIFFNER IS ONE or FOUR CHILE REN OF DR.. AND
MRS. JOSEPH A. PFFFNER, 1870 SHERIDAN DRIVE, ANN
ARBoR. DR. PFIFFNER IS PROFESSOR or PHYSIOLOGY
AND PhARMAcotocY At wsu.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02

slIPe IS NOT HOLIDAY, " IS AN eoOeA''o"'-
INSPIRED NO DOUBT. ~ JESUS IMPERATIVE
TINE WAY, or LIFE IS STRAIGHT AND MAX
row AND eGN rHenG aE THAT FIND "" sk'~e
NoLL a. eAiN. SICKNESS src-
RAsriNc RESEARCH
10 vou. DEAR RxAnsRx WHO wlsH 70 ~
ploQa ma suDJEcr exhAuSTtvaLx. CONSULT IL
coNcoROAfsces or MY Pure. uNAOulTeNAIsO
pIcrAroMs 70 Mx GREATEST MARY. NcoMPAkAsIe
RRoPs+sresx DAuoHTrRsREveLAroR msKr
oAKpW Goov
Her COPYRIGHTED WRITINGS EXCLUDE AOu..
rRnArDoNs or HOLY SCRIPTURE BY IMPURE, ADAM
eve rRAMstAroRs - RELATIVELY RchIE0us
Bur NOT EVEN AS RIGHTEOUS As JOHN The BAPTIST
~ MANY CASES
"wHN DO NOT CHRISTIANS FAsT?"
ANSWER Fasting can bs wonderful spiritual expert
ence and think that those who have tasted sno
srsvss svs missed ono Of ts pleased spiritual sxer-
eisss known 10
FASTING BREAKS THE RHYTHM OF EATING, AND
THE ENERGY WHICH IS NORMALLY REQUIRED FOR d.
cEs11oN IS TRANSFERRED TO THE MIND. DOING
WITHOUT MATERIAL FOOD FOR THE PURPOSE OF
DRAWING CLOSER TO GOD IN PRAYER IS A TOKEN TO
GOD or OUR SINCERITY. AND He ALWAYS HoNoRs II
WITH A SPECIAL BLESSING
Not only there spiritual benefit in fasting, but many
doctors agree that is beneficial 70 the body.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02


tcousInvsd from Back Pager
A.. .aAhcnss or AahIMnRy SERVICE. TIME AFTER
rfw1 THEY HAVE noeN PRESERVED WHEN He
aRews CATHOLIC RRoro&TAhTs AND oIrek
re,soeae Rs on THE DEVIL !. WOULD HAVE OWEN
UP me- ghost As soma ieno DID IN TIE NORTH
ArlAS6T1c. w,>aN TttG DRiTisH BATTLE CRUISER.
HOOD. WAS STRUCK BV The 0eN"~"
oNs s.,svivep - A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST -
ACCORDING TO THE EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR. SOME YEARS
AGO. MS PROTECTION DUE TO sp'hs!oAl
UNDERSTANDING. cE Tine sls RsAlMi
THANKS TO MY CHRIST MASTER SUPREME COLOSSAL
SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE - THE UNIVERSAL
MESSIAH. NAIL ENNlUM TO ALL PEOPLES WHICH,
LIKE COLUMBUS, EXPLODING THE FLAT
WORLD M.xrHl- SO ne KNEW he tsveo NOT ~
~MATTER" WITH SOUL RELEASED FROM FLESH
AT DEATH BUT RATHER THAT he LIVED AND
MOVED AND HAD HIs BEING ~ THAT MIND
WHICH WAS ALSO IN CHRIST JESUS, THE ONE.
REAL SOUL. SPIRIT, SUBSTANCE. ~ AND or.
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE - voIpfNc MATTER" AND
ITS FATHER. THE DEVIL BOTH GIGANTIC
FRAUDS AND MYTHS!
PETTlNC IS OF the DEVIL SON.
AND TAKE A BIT OF WARNING FROM THE
CHORUS GIRL. WHO SAID or HELL: MAY THE STAY
THERE BE AS PLEASANT AS THE WAY THeRe"l
.NecKiNc' : BY REV. Billy GRAHAM.
ANSWER: agree with you you little confused!
PRoMIscUoUs PETTINc MAY BE POPULAR WITH
YOUR GROUP BUT IT IS A POOR AND DANGEROUS
PAsTIME FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
Some day you hope marry and cheap kiss that
you away promsevovsy will be svbsraefed from your
happiness Pettng may very innocent and harmless,
but il leaves IFS psychological scars
ERoTic LovE-MAKINc IS NOT FOR THE YOUNG
AND IMMATURE MOST PREMATURE MARRIAGES
WERE SPAWNED IN A PETTiNc PARTY.
Find Yourself some other pIsynates who have their
asprn
heart Prince Charming that will way It
and when you grow upS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
~, 500, 900 FIRE DESTROYS
LOS ANGELES DOCK"
Anti-Catholies =

Anti-CathoIies
(connved from Page u
"ANTi-cATHOLlcs CHALLENGE KENNEDY
IN INDIANAPOLIS"
BY Earl Mazo
INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. IL fundamentals preacher
challenged sen John F. Kennedy today prove that he,
Catholic. would mpsrtiay defend the Constitution"
President and not be behoden TO the Pope
THE SENATOR FIRED BACK: WHY DIDN'T YOU
CHALLENGE NE WHEN JOINED THE UNITED STATES
NAVY IN THE WARP"
That brought cheers and Iusty applause from crowd
Of Indiana state employees and Kennedy we'll wishers who
had witnessed small but persistent anticsthole demon
strston which the Senator attempted TO ignore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
Fire Destroys -
Continued from Page u

PAREkTHooD OF YOUR "FATHERMoTHER
GOD, ALL-HARMoNIoUs." HoNoRED BY YOUR
SAVIOUR, THE c-H-i.LD-L-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS,
WHO COULD INVITE THE NEW BORN. THE PURI-
FLED. - my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL
We DO" VERIFYING THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
PERFECT CREATOR. UNIVERSE, VERY GOOD!
Gen. l:3D - OF sUPERsATuRATED, IhcoRRuPTBtE.
oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE +! -
Externally PRE-EMPTNc THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
OF THE LEAST lNFlNiTEsIMAL OF THE DEVIL
HE'LL, THE HUMAN, THE MATERIAL" BIRTHS.
DEATHS, DEFoRMiTlEs, PESTiLENcEs. WARS,
ADAMS, EWES, MURDERoUs GAINS. JUDAsEs.
KNAvEs AND FOOLS THE EGO AND PsYcHoLo
cY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD III
~, 500, 900 FIRE DESTROYS
LOS ANGELES DOCK"
SAN PEDRO Calf. Mar. 10 tAP).-Fre destroyed
huge section OF dock Los Angeles Harbor last night,
causing damage estimated at The blaze fueed
by fresh lumber waterfront pIings. eheed up 1000
Of waierfront dock and burned vneounted thousands
Of board feet Of lumber a nearby barge.
HARBOR OFFICIALS BELIEVE SPARKS FROM
WELDER's TORCH FELL ON SHAvINCS AND SET OFF
THE BLAZE WHICH TOOK NEARLY SIX HOURS TO CON.
TAIN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02

Christians -
tcensirvsd from Sack Psss,
THE NoN.cHRlsr SCIENTIST CLERGY % NOT
xErpIscERN TRUE FASTING. BELOVED SILLY
spUANpERs HOURS PLAYING GOLF - NOT
VET hAvINc SPIRITUALLY onoWM w 70 APRRe.
HEND THE MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE MATURE
OF NY TWO GREATEST REPRESENTATIVES, SINCE
CHRIST JESUS
THAT WICKED AND ADULTERoUs GENERATION"
COULD NOT BEAR" A COMPLETE AND FiMAL
REVELATION. WHICH SLOWLY UNFoLoED AFTER
THE MARTyRoM or BELOVED ABE. WHICH.
LIKE THE hAARTYRDoM OF JOHN THs BAPTIST, Ac-
CELEBRATED THE MesSIAHsbiiR OF THE ONE
CHRIST
NY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES, DAUGHTER.
REvELAToR COMPLETED HER APPRENTICESHIP
WITH ABE's DEPARTURE.
AND SO. IN FEB. 1856. AGE as. SHE MADE HER
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE" FROM THE
DEVILS MEDICAL PsYcHoL ocY OF THE FLESH,
WHICH 'PROFiTETH NOTHING Jesus), TURNED TO
HER BIBLE - MATTHEW o:2-S - AND. LIKE THE
PARALYTic. WAS HEALED AT ONCE = ROSE FROM
HER SUPPOSED DEATH BED
AND FROM THEN ON, INTO HER 10Th YEAR,
INCREASED THE INTENSITY OF NY DIcTATioNS!
AND GENESIS 1881 WAS VERIFIED COMPLETELY,
ABSOLUTELY - THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF SUPER.
SATURATED, INcoRRUPTIBLE. UNAVAILABLE.
oMNPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE YOUR
TRUE HABITAT, OF MANY MARVELLOUS
MANSIONS!
FASTING SATAN BOUND" AND CHRIsTlY.
THE SATAN BOUND" FASTING IS MANIFESTED
BY THE NoNcHRlsT SCIENTIST CLERGY AND LAlTY
THEY GO THROUGH THE MOTIONS BUT MISS
THE SUBSTANCE OF MY MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE
ooYEAR PLUS RETURN - FoREvERMoRE -
OF CHRIST WITH YOU AWAY - MADE VISIBLE
TO THE SPIRITUALLY NAKED - THOSE STILL
RUNNING AROUND IN SPIRITUAL DIAPERS OR
SPIRITUAL SHORT PANTS!
MOSES. EllJAH's. AND JESUS 40-DAY
FAsTs. WERE NOT OF HUMAN WILL j
SUCH WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN OF ANY VALUE -
BUT THE ASSIGNMENTS GAVE THESE BELOVED
SONS. TOGETHER WITH MY oMNIscIENcE,
oMNlPREsENcE. oMNAcTloN. oMNIPoTENcE = OF
DIVINE LOVE. REQUIRED NO MATERIAL"
FOOD WHOSE ONLY FUNCTION NORMALLY, IS TO
SLOW UP SATAN TO PUT HIM UNDER CONTROL
NY SPIRITUAL SUBSTANCE. THOUGHTS
AND IDEAS ARE THE REAL FOOD OF LIFE,
SANITY, RIGHTEOUSNESS, JUDGMENT, ETC.
DETROIT TRIBUNE PUBLISHERS FASTING
AGE NEARLY SO = NEVER A STROKE OF GOLF. NOR
TENNIS. NO CARD PLAYING NOT EVEN A HAND
OF BRIDGE READ IN PRINT SINCE HITLER BECAME
MENACE, IN 1899 THREE FISHING TRIPS
AND A TOTAL OF A DOZEN HOURS OF BOWLING
GENERATION AGO.
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHER HAS LIVED A LIFE
OF FASTING FROM THE DEvILIsH FoLLIEs THAT
ARE NOT OBVIOUSLY. WICKED. BUT ARE c
cANTlC STEALS OF PRECIOUS TIME AND ENERGY,
DISCERNING WHAT HENRY DRuNtMOND, SCOTCH.
AUTHOR PASTOR, DECLARED:
THE WORLD IS NOT A PLAYGROUND. IT IS A
scHooLRooM;
CONTINUED Next Column Top
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-06

WALL paper removed with steam,
painting, reasonable. Call
RE. 2-8l84, after 8 p. m,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22

less than 500 of these children
with adequate plant and trans
portation facilities provided.
ABLE LEARNERS: Both the
in-service training program and
the Department of Personnel
must provide greater substan-
tive depth in instructors to this
section of our pupil population.
TESTING AND RESEARCH:
The countrywide testing pro-
gram, especially in the elemen-
tary and junior high schools, is
largely dependent upon sim
gle test instrument which does
not measure much of that which
is included in county curricu-
lum guides. An accelerated pro-
gram is needed to explore the
usefulness of more sophisticat-
ed tests, to measure the AGA
demic achievement of students
as compared with those in other
favored communities, and to or
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22
Council Hits
Plan to Drop
Liquor Stamp

The County Council OPP
poses a proposal by distill-
cries to eliminate the re-
quirement for Maryland tax
stamps on each bottle of
liquor sold in the State.
The county heads took their
stand in response to request
from State Controller Louis L.
Goldstein for an expression OF
opinion on the matter.
Under the proposal, the
stamps would be affixed on
each case of liquor instead OF
each bottle. Goldstein contends
this would result in loss of
revenue since there would be
no way of proving that the tax
had been paid on liquor brought
into the county by individuals.
In other business, the council
was told by Finance Director
Alex K. Hancock that prelim-
mary estimates of revenue
needs show that the county
probably will have to issue S10.7
million worth of bonds during
the coming year.
He emphasized this was Eek
tremely rough" pending more
exact figures from the Board
of Education.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22
Continued from page y

Continued from page y
in the adoption of the budget
for the school year 1960-61.
CLASS SIZE: A maximum of
80 pupils per elementary class
room teacher; and Is at the
secondary level, unless other
wise decreed by curricula.
SECRETARIAL SYST
ANCE: One secretary should
be provided every Is teachers to
free teachers for Institutional
duties. This should be over and
above the current administrative
school secretarial staff.
SUPERVISORS: There are
standards that rec o m m e n d
proper Supervisor to Teacher
ratios, but there is a fair
amount of questioning of the
validity of this rule as not being
flexible enough. There is an evil
dent lack of sufficient and prop
erly qualified Institutional lead
ership and guidance in our sys-
tenn, and it is essential that a
re-evaluation of this area be ac-
complished. 1t is also impera-
tive that the supervisory salary
scale be re-examined and adj
iustments made consistent with
our recommendations for the
administrative salary scale.
COUNSELORS AND PSY.
BIOLOGISTS: Montgo m err
County schools are operating al
most at a 300 to l ratio of pu-
pills per counselor, three times
greater than the recommended
300 to l ratio. A full time psy-
chologist to each 1000 students
should be added, with proper
psychiatric stating at the coun-
ty level. 1t is recommended that
this service at the elementary
school level be dealt with by
proper stating at Rockville, and
as a minimum goal at least two
counselors should be added to
the current staff in each second
airy school.
SPECIAL EDUC ALTON .
Service is provided to 1870 of
the educable handicapped chill.
dren in Montgomery County.
One neighboring community is
not only providing plant facili-
ties and instructors to all its
pupil population in this cate
CORY, but is now developing a
program to take care of its
trainable youngsters. Our lag
in this field calls for a sharp
rise in facilities. Our goal for
the next school year cannot be
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22

Church by the Rev. Larry Ma,
son.
A Young Adult Fellowship
supper for young couples and
their children viii be held this
Saturday at 6 pm. at the
Woodfield Parish Hall.
Mrs. Cramwell King and
Mrs. Josie Burdette have been
patients at Montgomery Coun-
ty Hospital this past week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22

ganize an active program of
test development based upon
our own curriculum guides.
UNCHALLEN GED STU.
DENTS: At every level of abil-
ity are those students who are
not sufficiently challenged to
learn at a maximum potential
rate. These students require
teaching, supervision and cur
riculum of high cslibre. Re-
search is needed to help pro-
vide this reservoir to untapped
resources.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22

success, Tiger at the Gates on
December 10; an as yet untitled
musical comedy April 8 and
"Hotel Paradise" by Feydeau on
June 3.
Subscribing memberships may
be obtained by calling Winthrop
Baxter. DU. 1890.
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.Four-PIay Season
Drama Group Sets

The Montgomery Players
have announced a four-play sea-
son headed by the political sa-
tire, Girls in 509," now in re-
hearsal.
Other presentations schedul-
ed are Christopher Fry's adap-
tation of the Jean Girardoux