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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-12

Airman Third Class Kenneth
c. Jones, ward of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd w. Cregger, Dickerson,
has completed his Air Force
basic military training at Lack
land ALB, San Antonio, Texas.
Kenny was home on leave re-
Gently and Is now attending the
IS week technical training
course for Radio Intercept Anal
ysis at Goodfellow AFB, Texas.
Upon completing Of special tech
nical training at the Air Force
Technical Training Center, Air
man Jones win be assigned to
an operational unit Of the USAF
Aerospace Force.
Late last month, Philip c.
c. Steyer, 205 Croydon ave-,
Rockville, enlisted in the Air
Force through the Air Force
Recruiting Office at 16 z. Mont
gomery ave-, Rockville. Phil
worked for Safeway Stores be.
fore joining the Air Force Vol
unteer Team. His career choice
was In mechanics.
Clyde w. Ankeney, jr., Of 6S05
Westmoreland ave-, Takoma
Park an Air Force veteran of
four years service, reenlisted
under the Air Forces New Prior
Service Program. Clyde is as
signed to the Aircraft Control
and Warning Repairman Course
Of As weeks duration at Keesler
ALB, Miss. Have you checked
with your Air Force Recruiter
TO see II you are eligible for this
type training?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-12
.C&P Official Heads
State Cancer Drive

Howard NJ. Smith, Of Balti'
more, general commercial man
ager for the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Co. Of
Maryland, has accepted the
state Craftsmanship for the 1862
Cancer Crusade.
Active in the society's pro.
gram for the past II years,
Smith first served as the 1949
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-12
Men in the
Air Force

Airman Third Class Thomas
c. Bland, III, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas c. Bland, jr., Of
10819 Boswell Ia, Rockville, is
home on leave after complet.
ing jet engine maintenance
school. Toms next assignment
Is to Castle AFB, California,
where he viii be working on
the B-52 "Stratofortress." He
has been in training since his
enlistment In the Air Force In
May 1861.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-12

Sonny worked at the Coop In
the Rockville Center and. also,
drove a cab for John Hickman
in his spare time. Sonny chose
the electronics aptitude.
While I am shaving on this
column In walks Jerry Donald
son. son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Donaldson of Potomac, who just
arrived from San Antinio. Air
man Third Class Donaldson will
be home for about 10 days be-
fore journeying to Greenville,
S. c., where he will be stationed
at Donaldson (no relatively Air
Fore Base.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-12
Antique
Car Show
Saturday

The Wheaton Plaza Mer.
chants Association win sponsor
a display of antique cars at
Wheaton Plaza Saturday from
IL am. to 4 pm.
The National Capital Region
Of the Antique Automobile Club
Of America In conjunction with
the Chesapeake Region Of the
AACA and the Potomac Chap.
ter Of the Model A Ford Club
of America win provide about
80 cars for the event and tro.
phies viii be awarded In over q
dozen competitive categories in.
GLIDING prizes for costumes OF
the era.
A panel of five judges made
up Of Wheaton Plaza merchants
will award the trophies and
each participant will receive q
plaque In q ceremony at the
conclusion Of the showing at 4
pm.
The Merchants Association
win also offer free lunches to
participants at the Wheaton
Plaza Hot Shoppes Restaurant.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-12

SCOUT ROUNDUP - Cub
Scouts in the county enjoyed
an all-day roundup at the
Gaithersburg Agricul tural
Center last weekend, in the
course of which they demon
strated their athletic, handi-
craft and camping skills
Above, Silver Spring Pack
474 members Jimmy Beane
and Wayne Nobel keep those
pancakes poppin' on and off
the griddle to feed their
hungry fellow scouts. At left,
Barry Walker of Damascus
Pack TIT tries to make it to
the top in an exhibition of
rope climbing which drew in
terested spectators.
staff Photos
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-12

year, when he was appointed
state vice chairman for the ed
newfoundland raising effort.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-12

Walter C. Sonny Helm, jr.,
son of Montgomery County Pc.
lice Sergeant and Mrs. Walter
c. Helm, 615 Montgomery ave-,
Rockville, enlisted on October 5.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Glenn Miller Time
Rates Fall Berth
LETTER OF THE WEEK
NO FAN OF BILLY'S

Some comments and questions:
Why are the better shows replaced
by drivel? Mr. Wizard, the variety
shows, Soupy Sales, Mickey Mouse
Club, Bishop Sheen, Robert Mont
gomery and the circus shows were
all worthy. We refuse to watch
glorified Billy the Kid replace Man
and the Challenge.
My Three Sons is very good, but
too late for kids.
Who is responsible for TV ratings
and why isn't the general public con-
tacted?
Bozo had a wonderful film on
Children and Strangers. Why can't
this be repeated often?
We enjoy repeats-a chance to see
second choice shows missed during
the winter And most summer re-
placements are better than the
originals.
Mrs. o.
YouH get a big argument on that
last note Especially since some OF
the repeats are repeats of repeats.
I lDiSh Three Sons 1Dere on earlier,
too; maybe they'll get around to it
nert season, Mr.. Wizard, by the
1Uay, is still on WRC-4, Sundays,
1890 am.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

tionS. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names 1Oill be used If desired.
I hope that Glenn Miller Time is
not just another summer replace
ment." l feel that it is a very enter
tanning and enjoyable program to
watch, better in fact than most
regular shows. 1t would be a show
of poor judgment in my estima-
ton on the part of CHS to do
away with it in favor of a run-of-
the-mill program of lesser quality.
JACK.
CHS fall schedules 1Dere commit
ted before the Glenn Miller program
1Uent on the air. EUen if summer
Sho1U hits, therefore, it goes off.
Enough letters to CHS, ho1OeUer,
and the network may consider it
for the first opening should other
programs talter.
* x
have been a fan of Daryl Hick-
man, of The Americans, since the
show started would like to know
his address. ROBERT M.
Write to him in care of the pro-
gram, NBC-TV, Burbank, CGlit
All week 1 waited for Friday so
1 could watch The Twilight Zone
and Way Out Recently I noted
that something had replaced Way
Out. My friends and really
enjoyed this show. E. Why?
A. M B.
Write to CHS, 485 Madison aUe-
nue., Ne1U York City, and get the
signatures OF your friends, as 1DeH.
liked it, too; particularly Roald
DahPS tar-out hosting.
X X 4
Please do us girls very big favor
and put Bob Barker of TVS Truth
40 The Sunday Stor TV Mosozine, v
Evening star., 1961-08-20

or Consequences on your TV Maya
zine cover. How about arrang-
ing it so all reruns on TV be shown
on one channel. Have a new chan
mel and call it Rerun Channel?
WeU be concentrating on ne1U
Sho1DS this taI-but De'H keep your
request in mind. Your rerun channel
idea, alas, is impractical.
,shinoton. D. c.. AUGUST 20 1861
Evening star., 1961-08-20
T MAILBAG

This is your chance to sound off
and TV Critic Bernie Harrison
1UiH do his best to GnS1Oer queS-
tionS. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names aOill be used If desired.
hope that Glenn Miller Time il
Evening star., 1961-05-16

the morning session by offering
statements from three former
Nazi officers who dealt with
the Jews in Hungary, a phase
to be taken up later this week
In one, Eichmann was &C.
cused of sabotaging his owr
Gestapo chief, Heinrich Hmm.
Ter, by ignoring an order tc
stop deportation of Jews to tht
Auschwitz death chambers. Ir
disregard, the affidavit said
Eichmann shipped off another
1,50O.
Assistant Prosecutor Gavrie'
Bach said the affidavit wa.
taken at Nuremberg from for.
mer Col. Kurt Becher, now g
millionaire grain dealer In
Bremen, North Germany.
Mr.. Bach Immediately an.
nounced Becher would not re-
ceive a promise of safe conduct
to come to Israel to testify ir
person.
Replying to a question by
presiding Judge Moshe Ian
dau, Mr.. Bach said Becher was
accused of crimes against the
Jewish people under Israeli law
Mr.. Bach said he would not
object however to a defense re-
Evening star., 1961-05-16
Knights TempIur
Of D. Elect
Roland Richards

Roland Richards, a retired
ESQ Oil Co. employe, was re-
Gently elected Grand Com
mander Of the District 70 Co.
lumbia Grand Commandery
of knights Templar.
Mr.. Richards, Of 6O8 Wood
land terrace, Alexandria, sue
ceeds Joseph D. Yerkes.
Other officers elected were
Harry L. Beach, deputy grand
commander; J. Rowe Melfelt
grand generalissimo; Garland
u. Nowlan, grand captain
general; Samuel T. Farmer
grand prelate; Rodger r
Kaufman. grand recorder
Horace w. Parsley, grand
treasurer.
Also elected were Andres E
Moynelo. grand senior war
den; William E. Barkman
grand junior warden; Eston
E. Burge, grand sword bearer
J. E. Beuhler. sr., grand stand
ard bearer; H. Leroy Wright
grand warder, and George c.
Moreland. grand captain OF
the guard.
Evening star., 1961-05-16

quest to have Becher examined
before a court in Germany.
The prosecutor said Becher
a director of the SS Economic
Bureau in Budapest, was the
delegate of IS Boss Heinrich
Himmler in the negotiations
with representatives Of the
Hungarian Jewry in the sum-
mer of 1914.
Himmler's idea, Mr.. Bach
said, was to promise the Jews
that their lives would be saved
in return for goods and money.
I'VE shall prove that Eich-
mann was against this proposal
and was glad. that 1t failed, "
Mr.. Bach said.
Mr.. Bach said another affi-
davit, taken at Nuremberg from
DR.. Horst Theodor Grell, jew
ish affairs adviser at the Nazi
diplomatic mission in Hungary,
would show that Eichmann
tried to camouflage his activi-
ties.
Mr.. Bach said Grell, who now
lives in Frankfurt, West Ger
many, also would not get any
immunity pledge, because in
his position in Hungary he was
actively involved in the depor-
tation" of Jews.
The third Nuremberg affida-
Wit presented by Mr.. Bach was
from SIS General Hans Juettner
who the prosecutor said was
not tried at Nuremberg.
The Juettner affidavit dealt
with the death march" Of 50.-
900 Jews from Hungary to the
Austrian border which was ar
ranged by Eichmann, the pros
ecutor said.
Mr.. Bach said Juettner also
would not be permitted to come
to Israel.
Evening star., 1961-05-16
Quorum Stops
Matthias Talk

Representative Matthias. Re-
publican Of Maryland, got as
far as promising a Hellenic
Civic Committee meeting thaG
there would be House action or
the District crime situation this
week. The phone rang after
a few words.
This is one of the hazards OF
addressing luncheons. They've
called for a quorum in the
House" Mr.. Matthias reported
back to his luncheon audience
yesterday at the Burlington
Hotel. He explained 1t was his
duty to get back to the Hill.
The community service group
representing three Greek-Amer-
lean fraternal organizations
gave him a standing hand when
he left.
Evening star., 1961-05-16

to Eichmann'S GeStapo Office
from 1899 to 1943.
He never said yes to any
thing" the cleric said.
Always he said either NO or
kept the question in the all" "
Apologies to Eichmann
Dean Grueber was himself
sent to Dachau concentration
camp by Eichmann in 1943 and
underwent physical tortures.
Nevertheless, the clergyman
apologiZed to the defendant for
calling him names, saying, Il
hope the accused doesn't mind,
I do not come here out of re-
venge or hatred"
The witness said that in con-
trast to Eichmann, he found
even among the Gestapo other
men with sympathy and under
standing for the Jews.
Most remarkable, he said,
was the understanding and
help" of the father of Ernst
vom Rath, the Foreign Min
istry official killed in Paris by
a young Jew, Herschel Grynsz-
pan. in 1888. The incident was
used by the Nazis as the excuse
Tor nationwide attacks on syn
agogueS and Jews on the night
OF November 8, 1898.
But of Eichmann, Dean Grue-
ber said:
Il had the impression of a
man who sat there like block
of ice or marble, not feeling
anything at all. His name be-
came a sad symbol OBJ
livious to the call of justice
and his own conscience"
Quiz on Eichmann Role
The prosecution, charging
Eichmann played a key role
in the Nazi determination Of
the Jews, questioned Dean
Grueber whether Eichmann
seemed to be following orders
from above or whether he in
stigated ORDERS
He always would use the
first person." Dean Grueber
testified. He would say I
can't or I shall or I will
I do not recall that he ever
said he had to contact higher
authority"
The witness said he and
other gentileS-as we'll as the
Jews of Berlin-wondered how
Eichmann could have developed
his attitude and speculated
that he was reared in a tenn
plar settlement in Haifa, Pal
estine. He said he asked Eich-
mann once If this were true
and he did not confirm nor
deny 1t.
Evening star., 1961-05-16
Eichmonn Described
As q Block of Ice

JERUSALEM May 16 (AP)- courtly old German clergy
man felt the Naz whip confronted Adolf Eichmann in
court today and called him block Of ice beneath which
pulsed "demoniacal hate"
Heinrich Grueber 69yearold Berlin Lutheran min
er testified he tried help the Jews with frequent visits
Evening star., 1961-05-16
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Evening star., 1961-05-16
Listens without Emotion

Eichmann watched and lis
tened without any outward
emotion to the man he had
seen many times in Berlin and
personally prosecuted. Once he
yawned slightly and once he
blew his nose.
The Israeli prosecution opened
Evening star., 1961-01-31

|. Barbara Cameron, VIII,
sings detergent commercial
on TV. sang with the Cincin.
natl Symphony recently.
Paddy Chayefsky, just elected
a director Of the New Dramatic
Committee, has proposed thai
they organize a club where
writers can meet to discuss art
and poetry. ~
80 \ 4 y
Eugene M. Zuckert, the new
Secretary Of the Air Force, i,
co-founder Of Project HOPE
the American mercy ship now
waging the peace in Southeast
Asia. DR.. William B. Walsh,
who had the idea for the good
ship HOPE. wrote zuckert
about the miscalculation on
two Of the 1898 items placed
aboard the ship. Eggs and light
bulbs are being used faster
than anticipated. Dear Gene, /"
wrote DR.. Walsh, somebody
goofed." :. Dear Bill" Zuck-
ert replied, but what about
those 1895 times when the
same somebody guessed ex-
actly right?"
Evening star., 1961-01-31
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

the Rebecca Harkness Founda.
ton. my Fair Lady" cele.
brates its fifth anniversary
March IS. But the big cele-
bration will take place June
13, when the show win break
the longest run musical record
established by oklahoma
** - ...,
On the day his White House
job ended, Robert Gray wrote
to his predecessor. Maxwell
Rabb: Dear First Secretary
of the Cabinet: Between us
we're an episode. (Signed) The
Last Secretary Of the Cabinet"
Last week, Gray received
his first piece of mail for
warded from his old address,
the White House. It bore the
new Post Office mark, RE
member Aliens Must Register" !"
Mrs. Charles w. Tillett, vice
chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee, will be
named to the UN's Human
Rights Commission post. Mrs.
Tillett is from North Carolina.
Evening star., 1961-01-31
Helps enlarged pores
Often q mans
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first "old age marx
Open enlarged pores may cause
your complexion to look rough,
and unciean. Regular use Of
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ing to smooth out recesseS.
Here's a tip for men: Use
Esoterica daily. Leaves skin sup
pie, clean and clear. Its delicate
fragrance soon disappears, yet,
the beneficial result is long-last-
ing because Esoterica works
under the skin.
Evening star., 1961-01-31
Fades age spots ON hands

'Weathered brown spots on your
hands and face tell the world
YOU'VE getting old. perhaps BE-
fore you really are. Fade them
out with new Esote1ca. the new
medicated cream that breaks up
masses Of pigment under the
skin to help make it look white.
smooth, young again. Younger
folks may use Esoterica to re-
tard age signs Indefinitely.
Evening star., 1961-01-31

that I've been playing opposite
a coat hanger!'
- &H
Lee Remik is all set for her
1851 productions. First she will
have a baby. In July, she re-
ports to Columbia for Opera
ton Terror" I'm October" Lee
tells me, II go to goth for days
Of Wine and Roses with Jack
Lennon. I hope to finish In
time for my Christmas shop
ping"
Tab Hunter has the last
laugh on those prophets who
predicted the end of his TV
series. Not only has the show
been renewed into the summer
but Tab is busy with produc.
ton plans for the new season.
+
Pat Wymore is sort of ownec
by the possessions Of the lat
ErrOl Flynn. Pat, Errol's widow
is currently in the West Indie,
to look over their 3,800-acrt
plantation. She'll 60 ther,
again early in the summer fo
four weeks. they fly to Europ'
for a sail on Errol's famou
yacht, the Zaca.
Big theater year ahead TO
Rod Steiger and wife Clair,
Bloom. Claire co-stars will
Laurence Harvey on the Lon
don stage In the Jean Pau
Sartre play, Lose or Win.
Rod returns to Broadway IL
"Of Love and War" based OF
stories by Ernest Hemingway.
Evening star., 1961-01-31

A good looks" cream for
family skin problems! Called
Esoterica. Inviible-fast act
ing. because it carries medi-
cation under the skin where
these problems start. So ef-
fective. Esoterica is now fea-
tured by leading stores every
where. Results guaranteed il
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Evening star., 1961-01-31
HOLLYWOOD
Snow Panic Amuses Rock
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA),,-
Rock Hudson, sitting at the
same table he has occupied in
the Universal cafe for the last
10 years, smiled when I asked
Whats all this about you hav-
ing a romance with MaRilyn
MAXWELL" I've known her for
IL years." said Rock. as though
that eliminated all possibility Of
falling In love with the pretty.
blond actress singer. The hand
some Rock recently returned
from New York to star. with
Doris Day in Lover Come
Back" II was In New York dur
Evening star., 1961-01-31

\ $50 tor the May {. ?, A.. sxeess. .rhsr-
end Auditing. Economics evaiiable Tor
end prediction Of questions shortly before
J permit iRdividval attsnfien 10 your Prob.
c. 2. 4. tMd.) clessss held in Emerson
. brochure NOW, Ma. e-o6e7 Or NE. e.292o.
Evening star., 1961-01-31
Sister Steps Out

NEW YORK-Princess Mar.
garet's favorite London musi-
cal is West Side Story" She's
seen it several times. The last
time she saw the show she
reserved five seats. Just be-
fore curtain time the manager
Of Her Majesty's Theater watt
ed in the sidewalk to greet
Princess Margaret-who step.
ped from her car and told him:
"Oh, I hope you don't mind;
I've brought my sister,"
The new Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue. Professor
Mort Caplin, had good training
for the job: he was captain
of the boxing team at the
University Of Virginia. ..
Jerome Robbins is organizing
a new Ballet USA group for
Evening star., 1961-01-31

ing the blizzard" he told me,
adding. Those New Yorkersl
They have a little snow and
they fall apart-no taxis, the
libraries close, business offices
close. But the actors manage to
get to the theaters even If the
audiences don't. In Chicago,
where I was raised. we really
had snow, and it didn't dis
organize the city"
Robert Cummings Is the only
person In America, I was told
by his TV director. Eddie Rub
In, who has a pilots license for
q folding" plane. Bob keeps
1t in his garage, then wheels ii
out and opens up the wings.
We're using the plane in his
new TV series, to start in
April" At the moment Cum
mings is in Japan co-starrine
with Shirley MacLaine and
Yves MOntand in my Geisha. -
! corralled Dale Robertson as
he was about to 60 on stage fol
SWells Fargo" and he has un-
til June to decide whether tc
sign a new deal for this popular
TV series. After five years of it
l commented There's still life
In the old horse" Yeah" re.
Piled Dale, but you can ride ar
old horse to DEATH"
| So = 4
Spencer Tracy will be thu
only star in Stanley Kramer.
judgement Nuremburg" whc
will 60 to Germany for filmine
Of the star-studded picture, ir
which you will see Judy Gar.
land as a girl Of lin 4
photograph on Spencer's desl
Judy will be paid $4,000 fol
eight days work. Montgomer,
Gift Is doing his cameo fol
nothing. Others in the cast arr
Burt Lancaster, Marlene Diet.
rich. Macmillan Schell anc
Richard Widmark.
Right now. Tracy Is finishing
his Devil at Four O'Clock,
and after co-star Frank Sina.
ira was rushed through hi,
scenes in order to get to Wash
ington for the inauguration
Gala, Spencer had to do hi
scenes to an imaginary Frankie
After q day Of this he remarked
This is the first time in m,
80 years In motion picture
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-09-16
DIR. Mosley
Speaks At
Campbell

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 13-
DIR. Charles c. Mosley, Dean
of the Graduate School at
Jackson State College, gave
the closing address to the Fac
ulty Workshop at the j. P.
Campbell College. DR.. Mosley
was dynamic in his approach,
as he emphatically stated to
the group assembled that
steaching is something sac
red"
B Further, DR.. Mosley stated
that it is the teacher who
inolds lives that can fit in So
ciety, and make a wholesome
contribution. The speaker al
so stated that the goal of the
teaching profession, now as al
ways, is toward professional
ethics.
The faculty was given in
formation that will prove val
liable during the school year.
A question and answer period
followed the address.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-09-16
DeIto Negro
Drops Appeal

GREENVILLE - Johnny
Frazier, Negro youth leader,
has dropped an appeal to
county court on a city court
breach of the peace convic-
ton and paid 500 fine last
week.
At the same time, the 90-day
sentence leveled on Frazier by
City Judge Earl Solomon was
suspended on the recommen-
dation of Chief of Police w.
c. Burnley.
Chief Burnley said Monday
Frazier paid the fine late last
week. His appeal would have
come up to the county court
for the term beginning this
week if he had carried it
through.
Frazier, a member of the
NAACP Youth Council here,
was convicted in city court on
Aug. % after picketing a down.
town variety store for alleged
discrimination in hiring prac-
tees.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-09-16
Jackson Outs Martin L. King

groes in the world today.
The action, legal though it
may be spotlights, also, the
raw secular type power-poli-
tics which for the past three
or four years have kept the
powerful Negro religious or
ganization in the press of the
nation.
1t was to have been expect
ed, however, DR.. King Jr., as
sociate pastor of the church
ministered by his father in At
lanta, was known to be sup
porter of DR.. Gardner c. Tay-
lor who ran against DR.. Jack
son for the MIC presidency.
King is the young pastor
who in Montgomery, Ala, a.
bout four years ago, spanked
and led the successful boy
colt of public buses for better
treatment of Negro patrons,
and jobs.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-09-16
State Mutual Man
Heads UGF Effort

V. r. Collier, general man
ager of State Mutual Savings
and Loan Assn, has been ap-
pointed chairman of the Uni
ted Givers Fund Territorial
Division for the fall campaign.
Serving with him will be Co.
chairman Amos w. Wright,
director of Jackson colored
schools.
Collier announced today
names of some of the mem
bers of the Territorial Divi-
sion Steering Committee. They
are: E. w. Banks ST., Peoples
Funeral Home Inc; l. S. San
ders, retired principal, Jack