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condemnation of the handling
of the riots in South Africa.
There was a time when it
would have been considered
the height of diplomatic i'm
propriety for the American
Government, or any other, to
issue comments on internal
happenings in a country with
which it was maintaining
friendly relations. This rule
has been followed for the
most part by the, United
States, particularly in recent
years by Withholding formal
comment on Frances problem
IN Algeria and also on most
of the disorders that occur
inside Latin American states.
But the question now has
arisen as to whether this
type Of aloofneSs has out
lived its usefulness. The ia
nous Article XII inserted in
the United Nations Charter
by the late Senator Arthur
Vandenberg of Michig a n
broke with precedent, as it
provided that the General
Assembly may discuss any
question relating to the
maintenance of international
peace and security"
Today the United States
Government takes its stand
against violence and in favor
of the use of moral force in
the settlement of all disputes,
international or internal.
This is a worthy ideal and
gives the American Govern
ment a chance to speak out
plainly about brutality in
dealing with the Legitimate
grievances" of the people of
Tibet or Hungary or in
deploring the cruelty of the
Castro dictatorship when
political foes are executed
without a fair trial.
The Soviet Union. for
example, has consistently
argued that the satellite gov
ernments in Eastern Europe
have themselves invite d
Soviet troops to be stationed
within their borders, yet the
whole world knows this is
a fiction. Under such cir
cumstances, the oppressed
peoples like to hear words
Of encouragement such as
have come from the Amer
ican Government, though. to
be sure, this has been ridi-
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HOUSES FURNISHED
BETHESDA, River Rd. and WiIsol

Lane area-lst time offered. 3
bedrm, @-bath bfick rambler: ga
rage. hot-wster neat, all 6lec. kit.
Deep. wooded lot and a riding
mower TO take care OF 1t. Lovely
furnishings include TV. washer
and dryer, S215. May /. BY apptr
Mon call AID. 2-5424 TlGHE
WOOnC
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APARTMENTS WAITED

FAIRFAX, va: - bedrm. furnished
apartment, Reply PO. Box 1886
Fairfax. Va
KENS.. S. 5. or WHEATON pref.
unfurn.; conv. trsnsp., shop: |
bedrm., around $50, incl. utils.
adult; April LIS, 10. 4-7435.
LADY DESIRES APT. IN quiet bids. :,
good neieh., close to transp and
stores: St0-S15. Rh. 3-9166.
YNG. ERGi. CPLE. wants ] -bedrm
sp., pvt house. nr. Pent.: sos.
$50. p, GRISSO; ofc.. OK 7-7S69
UNFINISHED. ! OR . BED
Rooms beth; large rooms. ample
closet space, in modern building
preferably Dupont or NV. vicinity
must accept trained dog at least
3 months yearly: retired couple
best of references. Write giving
full details. Box 74l, $500 G
s.. nv.
A RESP. BATCH. desires April j
furn. l-bedrm apt. in apt bldg
3-6 mos to Sl0U: Arl. area. TIE
6-34S9, or write Box 5@-U, Star
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BROADMOOR
360l Conn. Ave. NV
OTHER LISTINGS

Exclusively listed with
this offlce are many other
highly desirable apt. homes
il well-loc. 1ldgs. l to )
bedrmS. l to 3 baths. $1,000
to $4,000. Terms may be
ARRANGED on nearly all of
them for acceptable and re-
liah'e buyers.
Fer info. md or appt. TO
inspect call MAJOR GARVEY
tWO. G-6h2Jt. MI. OWENS
FIETD1NGG IL EG IrH * sEoasaaSM "a N
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WESTCHESTER

Spacious. -bedrm. air-conditioned
apt. with fabulous new kit. and
bathroom Call Mr. Pardoe, OIL.
4-479" FRANK s PHILLIPS,
INC DI 1-lA1l
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6505 3rd ST. NV.
7-RM, 2ha-BATH BRICK, MODERN
HOME; liv. rrn., din rm.. equipped
kit, powder rm,, 3 bedrms., bath,
full bSmt. with rec rm., kit. and
bath: det garage. Call Mr..
(Dobbsl Dobrowolski for terms.
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ALEX. Nr. Masonic Temple, 3 bed
rm. house, Ia bath full bSmt
Sl20 or will rent furn. TE
b-U431, OF .t-Sfiin
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III NA1Ar

J. FLYNN CO
lCo-Op. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg. MA. S-956E
3 RMS. KIT. and bath: overlookins
Rock Creek Park; excellent value
al only $500; reasonable terms
Call Col. Guevara with BILLING.
SLEY REALTY co, AID. 2-S32O
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LoREp = DETACHED BRICK

81 eTAcKESBos ST. 81 NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 5 PM.
This is must If you are looking
for something in real buy and
in new home condition. Liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, side and rear porch,
3 large bedrooms, . baths, built
in garage plus many extras.
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. $4,000
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COLORED : DETACHED BRICR
! 1899 sSs TUGKERMAN 1E Is4sIS St nv. NV.

s RMS, TsTHi IL BATHS, REC. RM.
-, SlS,950-S2,000 DOWN
1855 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
MODERN DETACHED BRICK
D RMS. 2 BATHS, REC. RIM.
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2-3069
CoLORED-LOW DOWN PAYMT.
Westminster St. NW.-9-rm. row
brick home. o.h.w.h., suitable for
conversion to apt. or tourist. Mr.
8. E. Jones. BEATRICE NJ. REEL
REAL ESTATE CO.. co. 5-5037,
ewes. LU. 2-45g5.
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HOUSES uNFURNIsHED

GLENDALE. SIN. 2 bdrm.. liv. rm.
yd., Ss5 mo. CE. 6-6271.
HIGHBRIDGE, 8 bedrm. cape cod
schools, 500 mo. cE. 6-s179.
HILLANDALE-Modern brick ram.
bier: excel. location: 3 bedrms
+ lgi pEcR SSR. REaEr6R flS2 Ssr HE H. 49go6 HGS65
HUNTINGTON, 2-bedrm., semi
detached. Recreation rm., patio
Kensington-2 bedrms.. newi,
snSsS; ;';I; s!5' sSTinsY 3 Oedrm, S9!onIsI IA IA
w6odmoor%Nr. 5odi oo@.; 4 Corners: si?9 3 bed' sH
For rms aetsiis. ahf sSaffe ca Mr. TSompsO6 @S
JU. 9-255a. Ewes, OIL. o-6502
c. NJ. MARsTELLER. Realtor.
LANGLEY PARK. MD. = Semide.
itsched brick. living rm., din; area
kit, 3 bedrms. and bath; fenced
shopping and schools; Sis pei
month, SAP New Hampshire ave
Available immed. SHANNON q
LUCHS CO.. MA S-2345.
HERNDON- -CHANTILLY-CIA AREA
RENT OR sALE--.4 bedrms.. 81
baths, rec. rm., oil heat; immed
occup.: Seneca rd. at Rte. :, nr
Dranesville. Va DI 7-5522
ewes or week ends. ~. 7-s496,
KENT. of MscA. blvd.-Normar
French, h-acre woods, air cond
upstairs 4 bedrms. and sleeping
porch. EN- 3-5799 or FE. 3-2630
LAKE BARCROFT-charming un,
usual home on lake shore: 10 min
from Pentagon, swimming. ict
skating, fishing: 4 bedrms. Avail
April 10; S275: 2-year lease. CL
6-2925. OWNER.
LAKE BANCROFT AREA-Moderr
3-bedrm., l's;,bath brick rambler
IN desirable location; living rm
with fireplace, large dining rm.
all-electric GE kitchen, full base.
ment with rec. rTn. and fireplace
Nice level lot. Swimming poo
privileges available Vacant. Sl5i
PETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
Realtors, ia. $4,000.
LANGLEY PARKS 3-bedroom bricI
semiuetached near bus and shop.
ping: very clean; nice yard: Sl2O
4. J; KESsINGER & CO., Ju
I-to5S
MANASSAS-Nice Cape Cod. $50
mo, or sell; no dn. payment, S7g
nc, GJ. non-G1. DU. $4,000.
MASS. AND WIS. AREA bed.
rms. = baths, bsmt. gar; $3.50
mo. Ho zorro, OIL. Sissy.
MASS. AVE. EXT. = Detached
brick house with bedrm. and bath
is, INK, hc6rm o.. hath CT
I'd; rec rm., screened porch, 2-cai
Car?gc level, fenced lot 500 mo
A. c. HOUGHTON a. SON, l4iS
H 81 NV. DI. 7-9O57 or OIL
"-9414.
MCLEAN bedrm. brk. rambltr
rec. rm., "a baths, firepl. Vacant
SIS. KEY--JA. $4,000.
NcLEAN. VA, 5S12 Hit ave
Walking distance to new St
Johns Parochisl School. Beautiful
mod. 3-bedrm., 2-bath, air-cond
rambler: built-in garage: h-acre
Handicapped lot: fenced yd.. auto
washer: Sl5N mo- KE. $500.
MCLEAN, VA, AREA; SI5O-3-bed-
rm. brk ramb. 27-ft liv. din
area, , fireplS., full bsmt.. car
port. L. COOK. JE. 2-3272.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
(coNIINuED)
FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, 2 TIL 5 TO-DAY
WESTMORELAND
300 California st. NV

WESTMORELAND
2122 California st. NV.
A peri. gem" OF a 1-bed-
rnl. ap. .-home IN the epitome
Of beau. decor. Wall-to-waH
carpet. Completely modern
kit. with sep. oven. Ask for
MR.. FIELDING in apt. 634
or call HO. 2-4134.
ONTARIO
1858 Ontario Road NV.
Delightful 2-bedrm. apt
home with sep. din. rm. AND
charming l-bedrm. apt
home. Ask for MR.. OWENS
at ONTARIO switchboard or
call co. 5-US00.
BROADMOOR
36Ol Conn. Ave. NV.
An unusual 2-bedrm.. -
bait Ipt. -home in beau.
cond. throughout. l-bedrm.
and its bath have sep. entr.
into apt -house corridor and
may be rented for more than
the monthly maintenance on
tGc entire ap ALSO 5th
A. front apt. home with l.
bedrm. and Jr. din. rm. Ask
for MAJOR GARVEY at
BROADMOOR desk or call
WO. 6-66o3.
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CHEVERLY AREA
WALTER A. BROWN

Attractive. convenient location :
rms - baths, powder rm.. family
rn1 SoI5
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--3-bedroom rambler, ia baths,
living nm i, dining area. equipped
kitchen with breakfast bar: full
bsmt. Half-acre lot Avail I'M
mediately, Sl25 mo Call LYNCH
BROS, INC, Springfield, Va. FL.
J-7nOU (Closed Surdayl
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

A BEAUTIFUL garden is part Of
this unusual Town House. 3 bed
rms, nursery den, low 30s. by
appt. TIE 6-2233
2793 28th ST.
TRICE GRAVATTE NE. s-leoe
Evening star., 1960-03-13
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
D. c. VAN LINES

AIkENS MOVING free estimates;
reasonable prices. LU. 1-599l
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ADJOINING
SPRING VALLEY


REDUCED
i42i SPRINGDALE ST. NV.
OPEN TO-DAY, : I'LL DARK
Truly outstanding; lovely 3-bedrm
home with finished attic used
as 4th bedroom; 3 baths. rec. rm.
den' patio, gar: fine cond.: owner
will sacrifice at low, low price.
10 reach. .Cut Mass. ave. pas
Ward circle to 45th. right to
Sprlngdale, right to house.
H. T. RANDOLPH
FE. 1-2l37 Resltor RE. 6-4BSS'
ALASKA AND GA. WALTER REEL
OPEN TO Pm.
1852 9th ST. NV.
Nice isemidet. brk.; > bedrms., Isl
floor powder rm,, full bsmt with
playroom. Gas h-w.h. Lots Of
extras. Priced right.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
81 :-a3l L,-", o.. G-5I77
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK = Attr
brk, home; lse. liv. rm. w/firepl.
din. rm., beautiful GE kit. with
break.as. bar, 3 bcdrms.. !! baths,
gsr.; co1v. stores, tranSI. OWNER
WO. 6-S2OS. No agents.
AAiERl.AN U PARh-m excellent
condition New listing with !.
bedrmS., bath on lst. . bedrms
bath above Separate rental uni
in garden level bSmt. Larse double
corner lot. Many extras. Cock.
elusive. D,AMECOURT REAL
ESTATE, DE. 2-32O6
APTs., = houses. 7 units and 4 bath
each, good return on your In.
yeStment 10 inspect call KEACH
q PURCELL, EX. 3-24l2.
ASTOUNDING SHEP. PARK! You
will find II difieult to believe!-
Handsome Colonial residence on
large corner lot wide center hall.
large study and breakfast room
on 1st floor; 1 big bedrooms. .
baths on End Hall stairway to
semitiniShed 3Td floor. All prick.
with heavy. slate roof: 2-car ga
rage; gas hot-wster heat. Lower
EOS Mr. Bartlett. HA, 2-34:l,
PRANK S. PHILLIPS. INC. DI. 4
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2-BEDRM.
HOMES
S77-S82

Not Including Utils
Beaut Hillcrest Heights, Md Nj.
shopping, all conven. schools. 20
minis dvntn
ROBY L. WHITFIELD RLTY co.
1923 25th Ave, Hillcrest Heights
RE. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W
n4@ggm

NEBRAsKA-UTAH TOWN HoUsS.
20l5 MCKINLEY ST. NV. OPEN
quality: 8 BIG bedrooms, . baths
on End floor: 1st-FLOOR POWDER
RIM, fabulous kit. 11x17. sepa-
rate dining room, screen porch.
full basement, huge storage attic,
private parking. truly remark
able value at S29.95O. Conn. ave
to Nebraska, right to Mckinley
right to home. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, INC, EN-. 2-4414 or DI
7-l4l1.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
FAIRFAX TOWN

FAIRFAX TOWN
Modern: 3 bedrmS.. Ia baths
bus. S11h CIR. 3-O941: no. aVts
FALLS CHURCH, bedroom bricl
Cape. Cod: equipped kitchen anc
full basement: Si2O per month
ALEX -3-bedroom semi full base.
ment. equipped kitchen, rec. rm.
Sl4h per month.
A.NNANDALE-3 bedrooms. bis
kitchen. full basement and rec
ALEx.-Brick 3 bedrooms. equip
rage: redecorated. $3.50 per mo
FATRFAx-4 bedrooms. ~ baths
equipped Kitchen, rec. room. S16t
per month
ARLINGTON. Country Club Hills
2 bedroom. 30 baths, Florida
room. garage. many extras; $3.50
Der month.
TOWN Il COUNTRY REALTY
KE. $4,000 TIE. GLAZE
FALLS CHURCH AREA -bedrm
rambler; fireplace. screened
porch; lge. lot: vacant: S105
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL, Agent
JE. 3-0173.
FALLS CHuRCH-Small. charming
shaded: on 2-acre tract; studio
living rm. with cooler. bedrm
April /. jE, 1851.
FORESTVILLE, 5000 Earl dr-3
bedrm. brick rambler, no bsmt
S1OO RE R-7O71 or PIE H-gl7O
Evening star., 1960-03-13
COOP APTS. FOR SALE

AIR-COND.. Coop built for enter
tanning. gracious liy.. comb. home,
professional once. Liv. rm.. 20x25 3
with firepI. skylight for artist.
Sale. lease. trade. DU. 7-l523.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
RE. $4,000

Directions: Out Penna. ave free
way s.e.. left on Silver Hill I'd
right on Marlboro pike. left on
county I'd to District Hts. pkwy
and Ifsht to ONCE at 1912.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

MA. 1862 OIL. 2-5l34
C0LESvILLE AREA - conv. MOL
Johns HOPKINS. NSA, Fl. Meade
2 bedrm,. bath brick split.
level. $3.50. EV. 4-6254
COLLEGE PARK, MD bedrms
sep. din I'm, bsmt.; close t,
everything; auto gas heat; s7i
month. WE. 5-257s
COLUMBIA PIKE IN VA.-SI25
lovely mod. 3-bedrm rambler with
II II. liv.. rm. and mod equipped
Kitchen: fun bsmt. with recrea
tion area. Good lot with larE'
trees and beautiful view. Nr. ou
and school; conv. to Pentagon
Melpar Immed. occupancy il de,
sired. laird REALTY, JE. 3-2l3l
CREsTW0OD. Washing toms in.
town suburban community-Mag
nifcent Georgian Colonial home
at sol Shepherd ST. NV. Beau.
tifully appointed living rm. with
mirrored fireplace: guest-size din.
ing room. up-to-date kitchen. 4
huge bedrooms. . beaut. colorcd
baths, canopied patio, attractive
fenced yard: S225. incl. all utils
Front section of house. facing
18th ST, occupied by DDS Con-
suit Mr. KorSchen. SHANNON &
LUCES CO. Ma. S-2345.
Z. RIvERDALE--3 bedrms.. bsmt
washer, drier, fenced yard. semi.
detached, adjacent to parkway
g11I mn TIE RSpco
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u. INT ON UNPAID RA1
PRESTIGE PLUS

A fine address. close in. . bedrms d,
sunporch, large dining rm. Just
S2l 900. Call me, let's talk about
i: H. z. NICHOLS, OIL. 4-2O73'
Monday at Ma. s-2s33.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
DISTRICT HTS. APIS.

1880 TomlinSon Ave.
JUST OFF MACARTHUR BLVD.
2 BEDROOMS S102.50
Lovely 2-bedrm. apt, in modern
bldg. in Cabin John section. Mod
ern all-elec. kit Res. mgr, OIL
4-5413. H. G. SMITHY CO., ST.
2-22OO
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ALTAMONT APIS.
EFFICIENCY
90OS ONTARIO RD N w

Cor. Adams Mill rd. mod. elev.
bldg. Adults, no pets. air-cond.
w-to-w. carpet Maintenance
S23.T6: 1st trust ~. AID. 4-8465
0r HI 3-d0RS
Evening star., 1960-03-13
coLORED-DREAM HOUSE

oPPEN SUNDAY. 81 6AYci / TiI5 To5 :
Modern semi-det. brick only z yrs.
old and in immaculate condition.
Powder rm on lst A.: mod. kit.
widisposal and dishwasher. 8 large
bedrooms and tiled bath. Priced
to sell with reas. terms. Mr..
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2-3o66
Evening star., 1960-03-13

Walk-in closets and kitchen with
eating space Latest advances in
soundproofing incorporated.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
June ~

1880
Alt Could Be You. Color.
7-Love Thot Bob. Comedy.
S-SeoTeh for Tomorrow. Ser'I.
12:45
9-Guidins Light. Serial.
1:Oo
4-Motinee Four. Movie.
! Hour. "Mr. Meto Tokes O
Chance" 1888. Peter Lore.
Rochelle Hudson.
5-The Big Movie.
IA Hours. "Shodow Man."
1853. Cesar Romero, koy Ken
7-About Foces.
9-Theoter Of Stars. Drama.
"MoIoyo Incident" Richard
Eoon, Ann Sheridan.
7-our Miss Brooks. Comedy.
9-As the World Turns. Serial.
ZOO
4-Queen for q Day. Giveowoy.
7-0oy in Court. TrioI.
9-FoF Better or Worse.
2:25
5-News. Matt Warren.
2:3O
4-Loretto Young Theoter.
5-Woy Of Life. Oromo.
"Miehtier Than the Sword"
1.-The Cole Storm Show.
COMEDY.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
Program Lstings WEDNESDAY

9-House Porty. Variety.
300
4-Youns Dr.. MoIone. Dromo.
5-Mr. District Attorney.
7-Beot the Clock. Game.
9-The Millionaire. Drama.
$3.50
4-From These Roots. Drama.
5-Doteline Europe. Drama.
7-Who Do You Trust? Quiz.
9-The Verdict Is Yours. Trial.
Evening star., 1960-06-19

4:0O
4-comedy Playhouse.
Repeots Of "The Thin Man."
5-Piek Temple. Kids.
I Hour. Featuring songs and Pop
eye cartoons.
7-AmeFicon Bondstond.
Ia Hours. Dick Clark, m. c.
9-The Brighter Day. Serial.
AIS
9-The Secret Storm. Serial.
Wednesday, listinss Cont. on Next Page
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Ex-Principal
Fund Drive
Is Launched

A neighborhood movement to
establish a memorial fund for
the family of Raymond Brown,
popular Rosemary Hills Ele.
mentary School principal killed
in a Pennsylvania traffic acci.
dent last month, has mush.
roomed into a community prof.
ect.
Sponsors of the campaign
said they have been assured of
the support of teachers and
Board of Education employees,
the Silver Spring Board OF
Trade and employees of the Dis.
trict of Columbia Recreation
Department, with whom Mr..
Brown worked before coming
to Montgomery County. In adj
dition, assistance has been
Offered by several religious and
civic organizations with which
Mr.. Brown was associated be-
fore his death.
Objective of the campaign is
to provide for the immediate
needs of the families and the
future education of Mr..
Browns two daughters. A $10,-
900 goal has been set.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Trespassing Dogs Shared
In Traps Loaned BY City
In Rockville

Dog lovers and flower fam
clers are at odds over the
merits of a new device put
into play by Rockville au-
thorities in their efforts to
force compliance with a city
law designed to prevent dogs
from running at large.
Center of the controversy,
which on occasion has strained
neighborhood friendships, is a
wire Give. trap recently pur-
chased by the city for the pur-
pose of apprehending unwary
pooches that stray into forbid
den territory in violation of the
dog control law.
Put out on loan at the re-
quest of residents plagued with
carousing CANNES, the trap not
only has been successful in
catching the culprits, but has
served as deterrent to dog
owners who were allowing their
pets to run at random until
they observed the effectiveness
of its operation, according to
William M. Perkins, admins
trative assistant to the city
manager.
An open invitation to a free
meal by virtue of the fact that
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Randall Wins
Mayoralty of
Glen Echo

Marion G. Randall, a retired
metropolitan police officer, was
elected as the new mayor of
Glen Echo in close balloting in
the towns nonpartisan annual
election Monday night.
Randall polled 81 votes to SO
compiled by Mrs. Irene Cannon,
housewife and civic leader,
who relinquished her post on
the town council to seek the
majoralty. He will succeed
Mayor Wilbur S. Herstein, a
veteran of II years in the
office who declined to seek re-
election due to the pressure of
personal business.
The voters also elected two
members of the town council,
returning incumbent David w.
Fessenden to office and choos-
ing Frank Corder to occupy
the seat vacated by Mrs.
Cannon. They were chosen
from field of six candidates
which also included Mrs. Jean
Fenimore, Irving L. Ulrich,
David L. Bella and Howard w.
Harrison.
2 sCorder, a personnel manage
ment assistant with the Army
Map Service, led the election
ticket with rs votes.
The new officials will as
sumo office Immediately.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
C.. Tennery
Dead After
Auto Crash

Claude Victor Tennery, SO,
of Rt. 3, Gaithersburg, was
found dead behind the wheel of
his car Tuesday afternoon after
he ran off Northbound Rock
vile Pike and rammed the rear
of a truck parked on the Shout
der for repairs.
Police theorized that Ten
merry, a linotype operator with a
history of heart trouble, may
have been stricken before the
accident.
Two mechanics working on
the truck were slightly injured
in the crash. They we're Will
liam c. Wilmington 40, Of
Dickerson, and Arthur Johnson,
"a, of 26 Moore dr., Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Hard of Hearing
Students Offered
Shorthand Course

A new shorthand writing sys-
tenn, recently introduced in
adult night classes at North
wood High School, will be made
available this summer to high
school students with hearing
difficulties.
School authorities announced
this week the course would be
provided at the regular sum.
mer school session at Belt Jun.
ior High School for pupils with
hearing defects and set a June
l deadline for registration. A
tuition fee of $50 has been set
for the classes.
Further information about
the course, designated as "sten-
oscript ABC shorthand" can be
obtained by calling Miss Helen
Collins, hearing consultant, at
the board of education office,
Poplar 2.5000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Final P-TA
MOpie viii
Be ShOlUn

The fourth and last in a
series of special children's
movies will be presented at the
Villa Theatre in Rockville Sat
urday at 10 am. under spon-
sorship of the Park Street Par
ent-Teachers Association.
The feature will be Seventh
Voyage of Sinbad," another
children's classic selected by the
P-TA because of its sharp con.
trast to the horror movies" be-
ing offered with increasing fire.
quency as children's attractions
in area theatres.
According to Mrs. Virginia
Alice, treasurer of the P-TA
unit, the series has been
planned to provide more whole
some entertainment for Rock
ville-area children and at the
same time to raise funds for
needed equipment for the Park
Street school. Proceeds from
the three earlier showings have
made a sizeable contribution to
the equipment fund, Mrs. Alice
said.
Officials of the P-TA, she
added, have been so encouraged
by the success of the films they
plan to resume the series next
fall.
Previous showings have in
Guided tom Sawyer" "Cour-
age of Black Beauty" and
"Gulliver's Travels"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Plan Puts Teeth
Into Parking Law

Parking violators who
never bother paying tickets
because of a loophole in a
Montgomery County law'will
be thwarted if an amend
ment passes the county coun-
Gil.
Scores of motorists over the
years have ignored the 81 tick
cts, knowing police find it near
ly impossible to issue arrest
warrants against them.
Violators have always been
safe in that, they weren't driv.
ing the car" or so they said.
Police are familiar with the
story: II loaned my car to
someone else and l don't know
what he did with it or whom
he let drive it."
Amendment of the local park.
ing laws, however, would make
the registered owner legally re.
spOnsible for parking fines as
high as $50 for each ticket.
Under existing local law, it
is conceivable that a car own
er might lend his auto to a
fried and then go on vacation
out of the county, while his
friend and then go on vacation
long list of parking tickets. The
violator and the owner of the
car would very likely go free,
should the county risk going
to court to collect on the tick
cts.
New regulations, however,
would hold the owner RESPONSE
BILE for whatever parking viola.
tons were incurred by a Dor.
rover.
Meanwhile, a "rider" to the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Ceremony PIonned
Silrer Spring Hospital
Breaks Ground Sunday

Ground will be broken
Sunday at A pm. for the Sc
million Holy Cross Hospital
at the 10-acre site on Forest
Glen I'd. overlooking Sligo
Park, Silver Spring.
A personal message from
President Eisenhower who is
unable to attend the ground
breaking will be delivered by
DR.. Shane Mccarthy, execu-
tive director of the Presidents
Council on Youth Fitness.
First shovels will be turned
simultaneously by Robert T.
Snure, president of the Silver
Spring Hospital Association;
Frank H. Proudfoot, general
hospital campaign chairman;
Mother M. Constantine, provin.
clal superior, ana Mother kath-
ryn Marie, Superior General,
of the Sisters of the Holy
Cross, who will build and op-
crate the hospital; Andrew j.
Kessinger, of the hospital as
ISOLATION; the Most Rev. Pat
rick A. O'Boyle, Catholic Arch
bishop of Washington; the Re !.
Herbert Lamb, rector of Grace
Episcopal Church, and Rabbi
Mortimer ]. Rubin.
Delivering the main address
at the groundbreaking will be
Jack Masur, assistant surgeon
general, United States Public
Health Service and director Of
the Clinical Center, National
Institutes of Health.
Also participating in the ere