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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14

Planning funds have been rec
commended for Shady Grove rd.,
Southlawn la. and Westmore la.
TO serve industrial locations.
Projects which would pro-
vide for new or improved ac-
cess to public schools include
Best dr., Claiming dr., Dabney
dr., Dickens ave. and Lima DIR.
Butchers program also calls
for reconstruction of Aspen Fill
I'd. from Parklawn DIR. to Geor-
gia ave-, at a cost of $243, 900,
and the reconstruction of a
number of roads in the Lyttons-
vile area, $165,00O.
Three other road projects
would provide for the compile
ton of projects already initial
ed on arterial roads, at a total
cost of $6O1, 900. They involve
continued work on Kendale rd.,
Reedie dr., and River I'd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14

which to make their selections.
In his budget for the depart
ment of liquor control, Butcher
called for the opening of two
additional dispensaries during
the new fiscal year to bring the
county's total to fourteen, and
recommended shortened hours
at all of the liquor outlets.
Present hours, Butcher noted,
are $3.50 am. to 10 pm, and
proposed that they be changed
to permit sales from noon to
10 pm. except on Saturdays,
when the morning hours would
be retained.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14

the Central business district of
Rockville. Holmberg will dis
cuss structural problems in the
older buildings along the street
and his departments view of
them.
Both men will demonstrate
how the two organizations work
together in their attempts to
safeguard the business commu-
nifty.
The program was arranged
by the Chambers executive di-
rector because of its timeliness
as a result of a fire which Sc
verely damaged the rear of a
tavern in mid-Rockville. The
luncheon starts at noon in the
Rockville Plaza Motor Hotel
Restaurant.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
Suburban Hospital Doctors
Volunteer Needed Services

Doctors on the Staff of Sub
urban Hospital, Bethesda, volun-
teer their services for duty in
the busy emergency room of the
hospital.
Since there is shortage Of
physicians for regular duty in
the emergency room, staff doc
tors have offered to work a
morning, afternoon or evening
about once every two months.
There is no compensation for
this service.
In the photo at the left, Mrs.
Vivian Weatherby, Supervisor
Of the emergency room, is re-
ceiving call that young man
Is being brought in by the
Rockville Volunteer escue
Squad. 1t was reported that he
had a possible fracture in his
leg.
In the Mervis photo below DR..
John E. Everett, 940O Connect
cut ave-, Kensington, who was
on volunteer duty Wednesday
afternoon, is looking at the
situation as a nurse tries to ease
the patients pain.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
Rene, " .OgYanl Boosted
By RedeUeIOpment Expert

"Urban renewal is a hard pro-
gram to execute but the bene-
fits of it are great"
This was the heart of the
message presented by Knox
Banner, redevelopment expert,
to members of the Chamber of
Commerce and the Rockville
Urban Renewal Advisory Coun-
Gil in a two-hour talk and ques-
ton and answer period last
week
Banner has been in public
housing and redevelopment
work professionally since 1916.
He directed urban renewal in
Little Rock, Ark, through its
most successful stages and is
currently Executive Director of
the National Capital Downtown
committee to plan the rejuvena-
ton of business areas in Wash
ington.
He told his audience of Rock
vile businessmen, property
owners and residents that "Ur-
ban renewal is good business
and good for business and mo
one need be hur. materially by
urban renewal and the commu-
nifty can be helped generally"
He said the people of Little
Rock and many other commu-
mites had found this to be so
when the program was under
way in their city.
Banner, on his feet and talk
ing for most of the two hours,
fielded question after question
on the complexities of urban
renewal programs. His candid
and Informative responses al
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14

"A recent analysis of dispen-
sary sales by hours of the day
indicates that the hours of oper-
alton can be shortened substan-
tally without serious inconven-
fence to patrons or significant
loss of sales.
Curtailment of the hours of
operation would permit a saw
ings in personnel which would
enable the county to open the
two proposed new dispensaries
with the creation of only one
additional position, the county
manager said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14

From his Little Rock expert
ence Banner told his audience
that Of I'll parcels of land pur-
chased for urban renewal pur-
poses, only six required final
condemnation action. He repeat
edly urged that Chamber and
Council members learn as much
as they could absorb about ur-
ban renewal programs and that
city officials appoint men of
good sense and maturity to op-
crate such a program if it
chooses to proceed with rede-
velopment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
Suburbia Sea Party

Suburba magazine section of this newspaper is giving
you and your friends opportunity for fabulous fort
night of Matson Liner fun fine dining and service round
the clock plus five to days in Hawaii.
The tour includes: Matson luxury liner private bath
accommodations roundtrp; shipboard champagne party
honorng your group all limousine service to and from the
Ship special lei greeting in Hawaii deluxe accommodations
to Waikiki Beach Hotel and the choice of Pearl Harbor
Oahu Island tours This would be ideal trip for
bers of local club And the price is just $59850 from
California.
For details Of this vacation dream write to The
Sentinel 215 East Montgomery Street Rockville Maryland
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
No Budget
Funds For
Swim Pools

Public swimming pools
built with county budget
funds are out as far as
County Manager Mason A.
Butcher is concerned.
Despite a request from the
director of the county's Depart
ment of Recreation and other
local groups that the county
provide public pool facilities,
Butcher declined to include the
proposal in his new budget on
the ground that such a project
would properly be the function
Of the County Revenue Author
ity.
Questioning neither the need
nor the ability of such a facility
to be self-supporting, the appro-
priation is not recommended, :"
Butcher said in a summary of
his budget proposals submitted
to the County Council last
week. A specific sum of $250,0O0
had been asked by the recrea-
ton director.
Legislation Cited
In discussing the request
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
Shorter Hours, More Outlets
Some Customers Face
Buying-Habit Change

Montgomery County residents who have been pur
chasing their distilled spirits before will have to
change their buying habits under budget proposal sub
mitted by County Manager Mason A. Butcher
But they'll have a wider choice of locations from
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
Access Roads Get
Budget Emphasis

Improved to industrial sites and public schools
in Montgomery County has been given emphasis in the
capital construction phase of the tentative 1852 budget
submitted to the County Council by County Manager
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
Plan Long Considered

Although Thursdays budget
release marked the first public
announcement of plans to place
the Jail under the department
of public safety, Butcher said
IL had been considered for
many months" before a De-
cember Jail break which
Continued on Page -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14

The County, he added, also
anticipates increased revenues
from a number of other contri-
buttons and sources other than
funds raised through local tax
alton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
Legislation Cited

Legislation Cited
In discussing the request
Continued on Page q
Evening star., 1961-08-30
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8 AN. TO $50 Pm.
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9:30 AN. TO 6 PM.
1870 PM. TO $50 PM.
Evening star., 1961-08-30

THURS, AUG. 81
FRI, SEPT. !
SAT-, SEPT. z
TUES, SEPT. 5
Evening star., 1961-02-15
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1900, WRC az, WMAL (0.
WTOP (9)-President Ken
nedy. A live broadcast OF
the Presidents press con-
ference.
1880, WRC a. - agon
Train. The Odyssey of
Flint Mccullough" Flint
discovers the pathetic sur
vivors of an Indian raid and
takes responsibility of lead
ing them out of danger.
$500, WTTG 81 Five Star
Feature. ABE Lincoln in
Illinois" Lincoln as the
peace loving backwoods-
man. Raymond Massey,
Ruth Gordon, Gene Lock-
hart.
1000, WMAL (0-Naked City.
THE Day 1t Rained Mink. "
A million-dollar fur robbery
involves a salesman and the
firms attractive model.
11:0O, WTTG ~ - President
Kennedy. A taped broadcast
Of the Presidents press con-
ference held earlier this
evening.
1880, WTTG ~ - Starlight
Theater. II Rem e m b e r
Mama" The story of a
mother who runs a Nor
wegian family as they at
tempt to establish a home
in San Francisco. Irene
Evening star., 1961-02-15
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

$3.50. WMAL-FM nO7.3 Nc
Musical Reflections. Works
by MendelSsohn. Tchaikov-
sky, Strauss and Falla.
1908, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1885 McD-Symphony
Hall. Delius' Brigg Fair.
500, WMAL-FM (107.3 Nc. }
Heritage Concert. Bach'S
Suite No. l in C for two
Oboes.
500, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1885 Mc.)-The Opera
House. Puccini's "Tosca, "
complete.
l0:15, WMAL-FM 1O7.3 Nc
The Opera Stage. Mozart's S
"Cosi Fan Tutte," complete.
1901, WWDC - Music Til
Dawn. Saint-Saens' Piano
Concerto No. 2.
Evening star., 1961-02-15

Hong KOng-"The Hunted" slick combination Of intrigue
and with two handsome people-Rod Taylor and
Airline Sax Plot involves girl who Is always disappearing
and special photograph 7:30 pm, WMAL-7.
Perry COmOPleaSant hour with amusing bit from
fused Nancy Walker (co-Star Of Broadways do Re Mp
trying to get her solo From This Moment On" the
road Also fve-language duet by Perry and Caterna
Vaente to salute Comos foreign admirers songs by the
Lmelghters and the Gennaro Dancers action ColorD
9pma WRC-4.
Circle TheaterThe Spy Next Door, This oncecanceled
and much publcized drama about Russian spy activities
in the United States turns to be SOBER responsible
account of an all too familiar story Unlike most TV shows
on "CommeS, there leerng villains tonight and
the Russian spy network is credited with being the
Sourceful operation it is The plot based actual
incident, the Russian attempt to steal highly
sensitive eectronic equipment from plant in Buffalo
10 pm, WTOP-9.
Bob Hope Sports Award-Gags between the thank
Bob and movie stars like Ginger Rogers Lucille Ball. Julie
London, Dean Martin and Tuesday Weld, among Others
give awards to the top professional amateur athletes
Of 1860 10 pm, WRC4
Evening star., 1961-02-15

Dunno. Barbara Bel Geddes
(1948).
l1:15, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show. Pacific Rendezvous"
Intelligence officers try to
catch an Axis spy. Lee Bow
man, Arthur Shields, Jean
Rogers Q942).
1888, WMAL (D-Wednesday
Movie. "Out OF the Fog"
Evening star., 1961-02-15
TV KEY PREV|EWS

TonightS top ShowS preUteWed BY TV Keys staff,
Who attend rehedrSdlS match screenings and dndyze
scripts in New York. Hoy,Dood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered guide to UiewerS.
Evening star., 1961-12-22

Mr.. Sukarno urged mothers
to be prepared to allow theil
sons and daughters to join
military training centers soon
Special prayers were read in
Jakarta mosques in support OF
Mr.. Sukarno's demands that the
Dutch leave the territory.
Mr.. Sukarno repeated that
Indonesia is ready to enter into
negotiations with the Dutch
but only on the basis of a trans
fer Of power over West New
Guinea from The Hague to
Jakarta.
The Indonesian leader
stepped up his drive for West
New Guinea after India's blitz
occupation of Portuguese Goa
and two other Portuguese en-
claveS.
The Dutch government main
tains West New Guinea should
be allowed to determine its own
future. 1t says the Papuans are
not Indonesians. With Dutch
approval. the Papuans recently
named the area West Papua
and unfurled a new flag over
the jungle land. About 100000
Papuans and $4,000 Dutch and
Indo- Europeans live, in the
western half Of New Guinea.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
PinbuII License
Denial Upheld

A service station operators s
request for renewal of a license
to operate a pinball machine
has been denied by the Dis
trict's Board of Appeals and
Review.
In its denial yesterday, the
board noted that Curvis E
Mclean, of 608 Lamont street
NV, had been fined $50
earlier this year on a charge
of possession of numbers slips.
At the board hearing, foul
policemen who had patrolled
the area Of the service station
at 902 N street NV, in past
years, testified that they had
not observed any illegal ac-
tivity there. The four were
subpoenaed by attorney Frank
Reeves, representing Mclean.
But the board backed a IL
cense denial recommendation
by Police Chief Robert v
Murray and city licensing Of
ficials.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Snow, S|eet
SweepOver
The Rockies
BY the Associated Press

Snow. sleet and rain blown
with cutting force by winds up
to 81 miles an hour swept down
the Northern Rockies today,
closing highways in three
States.
A cold front erased balmy
temperatures and produced a
weird variety Of weather that
included lightning storms and
rain.
Northern Montana was hard
est hit, BUT winds triggered a
series of snowslides that closed
two major highways in Western
Wyoming. tat
In Colorado, winds up to 81
miles an hour smashed signs
and windows and overturned
two light airplanes-both with
occupants-on runways at Den
yer. No one was hurt seriously.
Rain freezing as it struck
the ground produced treacher-
Gus driving conditions in Mon
tana. where wind and blowing
snow cut visibility to zero near
Havre. Lightning knocked out
telephone service at Helena,
Mont. Highest wind velocity In
the region was 81 m,p.h. near
Livingston, Mont.
In ming. snowplows
chewed away at giant drifts
and a number of snowslides
Between Q and 212 feet Of snow
has fallen in the Jackson area
since early in the week, and a
36-inch layer Of snow was on
the ground at Grand Teton
Park headquarters.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Greeks to Hear
Ronney Appeal

ATHENS, Greece, Dec. %
(AP). The Greek Supreme
Court will meet January 20 to
consider an application for a
new trial by Roger Ranney, an
American sentenced to die on
charges of numbering two Greek
seamen.
The courts decision is not ex-
pected before mid February, a
spokesman said.
Ranney. 26, Of Chanute,
Kans., asked the high court to
examine the proceedings of the
Piraeus criminal court that
tried him to determine whether
Greek law and proper court pro-
cedure had been followed.
The Piraeus court, which SEN
fenced Ranney to die before a
1lrlng squad. found him guilty
of the murder of Greek sailors
George Mandaleros and Dini-
trioS Efstahioy.
Ranney rented a launch in
November, 1860, hired the two
sailors and set out on a cruise
of the Aegean Islands. The
Greek sailors have been missing
ever since.
During the trial Ranney in
Sited he was not guilty and that
he left the seamen alive and
well on one of the islands when
he found he had been tricked
into smuggling narcotics.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
PeopIe-to-PeopIe
Official Named

Miss Janet House OF 240(
Pennsylvania avenue NV. ha.
been appointed executive sec.
retary Of the People -to-People
Committee for the Handi-
capped.
Formerly director Of the
Washington office of Public
Relations Aids. Inc, Miss House
began work at her new post
this week.
The national committee, part
of the Presidents People-to-
People Program, was set up In
1856 to stimulate an interna-
tional exchange Of information
to help rehabilitate crippled
children and adults, to foster
understanding Of United States
activities in behalf Of the
handicapped and to use and
strengthen existing interna-
tional programs in the field.
Evening star., 1961-12-22

Market in view Of the wage diff
ferential, which averages $2.2e
in the United States as against
so to so cents in the common
Market?
What about Japan? Europe
has heavy barrier against jap
anese trade. Are they going
to leave us to carry the greater
part Of that burden?
What about agriculture ?
Are we going to continue to
subsidize the export of agri-
cultural products?"
Asked If he would try to have
the Republicans in the Senate
adopt a party policy on the
trade issue, he said he would
welcome a discussion of the
issue in the Policy Committee
but believes party lines will not
be as important as the affect
on geographical areas.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Veterans $500
ToAid Retarded

The French War Veterans of
the District of Columbia will
present a check for $500 to
Retarded Children, Inc, of the
District of Columbia at 4 pm.
Sunday.
CASTOR Servant. president of
the veterans organization, will
present the check to Walter
McEwen, president Of Retarded
Children, in a ceremony in the
basement of the French consul
late, 2129 Wyoming avenue
NV. The money was raised at
the Bastille Day Ball at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel July H..
A consulate spokesman said a
check was also sent to Mrs.
Charles de Gaulle for retarded
children in France. ,
Evening star., 1961-12-22
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Staff Writer

The chances of a classified
and postal pay raise next year
have been improved tremen-
dously with the announcement
by Chairman Johnston of the
Senate Post Office and Civil
Service Committee that his
group will hold hearings early
next. year on legislation to in
crease postal rates.
: This virtually assures enact
nnent. In turn. this assures pay
raises for Federal classified and
postal workers next year.
: Until now, the only obstacle
to pay raises next year has been
the uncertain fate of postal rate
increase legislation.
For, despite arguments of
Government employe groups
that postal rate increases should
have no bearing on salary legis-
lation, adjustment Of postal
fates always has been linked
with not only postal employe
but classified employe pay
raises.
=: The chief obstacle to postal
rate increases has been Senator
Johnston.
: However, the South Carolina
Democrat mas promised hear
ings in the early weeks" OF
next years session on the ad-
Tninistration's postal rate bill
and he predicted favorable &C
tion.
d. The House Post Office anc
Civil Service Committee al.
ready has approved a posta
fate increase bill and House
approval is expected shortly
after Congress returns in Jan
uary. Senator Johnston's &C
Evening star., 1961-12-22
SUKARNO BANS
NATIVE SELF-RULE

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Dec.
% (AP).-President Sukarno
who has ordered Indonesian
armed forces to be ready to
invade West New Guinea, today
again rejected self-determina-
ton as a solution for the Dutch
ruled region.
His air force, meanwhile,
stepped up its activities along
the borders of the disputed ter
ritory on the worlds second
biggest island.
In a speech to a mothers
meeting in Jakarta, Mr.. Su-
karno declared:
II call on the whole world
not to bother trying to get us
talking about self-determina-
tion for West Irian (West New
Guinea. We definitely reject
that sort of self determination.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Savannah Reuctor
Passes First Test
By the Associated Press

The reactor which is to pro-
vide the heat for steam to drive
the Savannah, the worlds first
nuclear-powered cargo-passen-
ger ship. has undergone a sue
cesSful first test.
This was reported yesterday
in a joint announcement by the
Atomic Energy Commission ano
the Maritime Administration.
The test generated only q
small fraction of the heat thai
ultimately will be available
from the 69-thermal-megawatt
reactor.
Further tests will be held at
Camden, N. j., where the Sa-
vannah is now berthed, to in
crease reactor power gradually
up to 10 per cent of capacity
The ship then will be taken
under auxiliary power to York
town, Va. where the reactol
will undergo still further tests
and begin making steam tc
drive the Savannah's turbines
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Light Voting
Expected for
Rayburn' 'sSeat

SHERMAN, Tex, Dec. q
(AP).-Partisan observers pre-.
dict a light and possibly incon.
elusive vote in tomorrow's spe.
cial election to name a success.
sor to the late Sam Rayburn's
seat in Congress.
Forecasts today from camps
Of the six candidates put the
total at $4,000 to 10000 votes.
Four candidates style them.
selves Rayburn-type Democrats
The other two, a Democrat anc
a Republican, are conserva-
tives. A runoff will be necessary
unless one candidate receives q
majority.
When Senator Rayburn died
November 16, he had repre-
sented the 4th congressional
district, bracing sever
Northeast Texas counties, fol
48 successive years.
Only 216.371 people live in
the 4th district, one of the Ma
tion's smallest. 1t has never
elected a Republican Congress-
man.
Candidates identifying them
selves as Democrats in the mod
crate tradition of Speaker Ray
burn are State Senator Ray
Roberts, 48. of Mckinney, once
a member Of the Rayburn Sec
retarial staff. and three Sher-
man lawyers-R. c. Slagle, jr.,
81. who managed Senator Ray
burns county campaigns for
years; David Brown, Al, who
ran against Senator Rayburn
13 years ago. and Roy G. Baker,
At.
Those calling themselves con-
servatives are Conner Harring-
ton, 36, Plano farmer and a Re-
publican, and Jack Finney, As
Greenville real estate man
Both are newcomers to politics
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Governor at HoIIondio
Says Defense Is Ready

HOLLANDIA. Dutch New
Guinea, Dec. % (AP) Gov
Piet ]. Plateel said today that
a military attack on Dutch New
Guinea would be a "precarious
adventure" for Indonesia.
His radio address to the
Dutch and Papuan population
of the disputed western half of
this jungle island was the first
official New Guinea govern
ment statement since President
Sukarno of Indonesia gave q
mobilization order to the In
donesian armed forces last
Tuesday.
Mr.. Sukarno, however. did
not set an invasion date and
left the door open for negotia-
tions with the Dutch.
Gov. Plateel said he had full
est confidence in the Dutch
armed forces.
The Governor added he had
good hope that talks between
IndoneSia and Holland would
be possible. adding: Intensive
diplomatic consultations" were
going on.
He did not explain. but he
apparently referred to efforts
by the United States Govern
ment and the United Nations
The Governor announced that
the food supply was sufficient
for a number of months but
that measures had been taken
for eventual rationing. Ration
cards already have been printed
Plans for evacuation Of citi-
zens out of a possible front
area also are ready. The Gov
ernor added that there was not
the slightest reason to start
evacuation.
The Red Cross in co-opera-
ton with the public health
service has planned installation
Of emergency hospitals.