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. AVS Hsapdsa 3iS6 BIs1sas.
lsss. Bsihssds bSrs Rd.. NE.
OIL. $500 Ia. 1855
on Wis. Ave. Between Eastern
blks. south Of 4 S. Dakota AYES
ESsi-Wsst Hwy. Northeast
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some areas which we might de.
emphasize"
He declined to discuss these
areas until a full review of the
proposed budget"
Coyle said he has mo sugges-
tons to make at this time"
which might reduce the $55.5
million operating budget. He
said he is keeping his mind open
in an effort ito find out every
thing / can about every phase
of the operation"
Saunders said he has not talk
ed with DR.. Whittier since the
list was revealed Friday. "He
apparently has been too busy
preparing answers to state.
ments proporting to be the posi-
ton of the four new board
members" he said. 81 haven't
called him and he hasn't call
ed me-"
Bell said he has set up dis
cussion meeting with DR.. Whit
tier today to 60 over the Jan. 2
Board meeting agenda. He said
he will discuss the controversy
with the Superintendent and II
hope we can re-establish a line
of communications"
I Bell said he is certain that
Board members "all have
ideas" about where economies
can be found, but he said
these shave not been con.
sOlidated." Like COyle, he
said he wants the Board to go
over the proposed budget In
detail before making any
recommendations.
The Board President said he
wants to probe deeply into indi-
cations that school officials told
teachers and supervisors to sug-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-27
County School
aide On Leave
Pending Trial

DR.. William B. Evans, Jr.,
District IL supervisor for the
Montgomery County school sys.
tenn, has been granted sick
leave and placed in a physi-
clans care as a result of a
morals charge filed against him
by District police.
Trial of the indecent exposure
charge against DIR. Evans was
to be heard in a District court
last week, but was postponed
until Jan. 25 to allow the &C.
cused to seek examination and
treatment. He is free on $500
bond.
DR.. Rufus C. Browning, as
sistant director of personnel for
the schools, said Immediate
steps" were taken to relieve DR..
Evans from his active connec-
ton with the system "as soon
as We heard of his trouble"
DR.. Evans, 48, has been with
the Montgomery County School
system since 1914 and was with
other schools in the state before
coming here. He lives at 1901
Wyoming Ave, NV.
He is supervisor for the nine
elementary and one junior high
school which feed children into
Wheaton High School, accord
ing to Stanley ]. Mcfarland,
administrative assistant to Supt.
c. Taylor Whittier.
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gest possible cuts which would
irritate the public.
1--WE have verified reports
that teachers were asked to sug-
gest budget cuts that would
irritate the public" he said. 81
did not say DR.. Whittier said
this. 1t might have been prin-
cipals or other administration
officials"
He said he "wOuld like
nothing better than to know
just how far.reaching this
thing Is" at has no place In
any school system and 1 find
1t shocking"
The list of 33 items and pro-
grams include some of those
that make the county's school
system one of the top in the
nation.
In a letter of transmittal
from DR.. Whittier, the Board
was told that "this presenta-
ton containing the requested
list of items should not be con-
strued as a recommendation
from the Superintendent for
their removal from the budget
as originally submitted"
The most controversial of
these items was the elimination
of the kindergarten program.
The SentinePs revelation that
the program was on the list
brought a flood of letters, tele.
grams and telephone calls down
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headed by Senator Schweinhaut,
won over two other states. 1t
was a clear victory for the
Liberals. Northwood High won
the county Class AA track
championship, and just missed
a clean sweep by two points of
winning the state championship
to Frederick a week later, 1913.
A four-mile run highlighted
the open house observance by
the Rockville Recreation Center
and the city's Civic Center.
Communities throughout the
area observed Memorial Day
with parades and services. The
Rockville city budget proposed
a five-cent increase in local
taxes, which followed a 37-cent
county tax rate hike, and 10
cents more for city fire protec-
ton. Meanwhile, P-TA groups
were forming a committee to
study new tax sources.
June
James S. Skinner, local patent
attorney, was elected president
of the Silver Spring Jaycees. A
federal agency warned house
wives on their overuse of deter
gents, which was listed as a
probable cause of water impuri-
ties in this area. The county's
ten high schools held graduation
exercises for 1887 students.
Justice William o. Douglas
described the proposed high
dam at Seneca as a "stinkin'
mud hole" Primary campaign
costs reported by county candi-
dates tOtaled almost One.third
of a million. Alex Hancock, the
cOunty's director of finance,
received a gold medal for out
standing service to his profess
sion from the Municipal Finance
Officers Association of the us.
and Canada.
Mike Teiltelbaum, Blair High
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given no public recognition to
the study, authorized and COM
pleted under the old Democratic
Council.
In a development this week,
Sen. GUIDE revealed the COP
dominated delegation will in
trOduce legislation creating a
nonpartisan primary system
for electing county school
board members.
At present, they file as non
partisan candidates and run in
the general election only. Selec-
ton in a primary of opposing
candidates, rather than having
several hopefuls run for the
same job in the general election
would be a more orderly, logi-
cal way of conducting such
elections, the Republicans con-
tend.
On the statewide legislative
front, Montgomery County legis.
lators will be called upon to
help decide such major ques-
tons as possible enactment of a
public accommodations law, de-
Gliding whether the legislature
should be reapportioned to give
urban areas more representa-
ton, and whether capital punish
ment should be abolished.
Other major statewide Is.
sues include the perennial
controversy over whether
there should be compulsory
automobile inspection, and
where the states new eighth
Congressional district should
DC cTcdUtus
Also, there will be numerous
tussles over political appoint
ments and many fiscal matters
into which the Montgomery
legislators will be plunged.
In addition, it is expected a
bill will be introduced calling
for repeal of an old constitu-
tional provision requiring that
Maryland juries to be judges Of
the law as well as of the fact
in criminal cases.
Critics of the old requirement
contend that juries, through
their ignorance of the appli.
cable law in a case, are capable
Of error.
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a million dollar water and
sewer project to serve residents
of Cherry Valley, near Olney.
The non-partisan Voters Guide
to the Primary Election" was
distributed to the electorate by
the League of Women Voters.
The 18th annual Easter Sunrise
Service took place on the east
view of Sugar Loaf Mountain.
Morkap Publishing Co. took
over ownership of the Sentinel.
DR.. Leonard KapilOff became
publisher and Roger B. Farqu-
har was named editor and
general manager. The Rock
vile Volunteer Fire Department
asked city council to grant a
ten-cent fire tax hike, the first
increase requested in Al years.
The Rockville Methodist was
host to the S3rd annual cOnven.
ton Of the Maryland Federation
of Mems Bible Classes.
The State Attorney General
ruled that teachers may take
an active part in politics pro-
vided that these activities do not
interfere with their instruction
The county bar association
polled it's members to learn
their preferences of the candi-
dates for judgeship. Stedman
Prescott, Jr. placed first in the
polling.
May
Frank Ecker was elected
Mayor of Rockville, along with
the other councilmen on the
egg slate Achilles Tuchtan,
Ross Roberts, Ralph E. Williams
and Edward J. Mack. Pre-school
conferences were held at schools
around the county for the next
crop of kindergarten pupils and
their parents. The second annual
science fair by county junior
high schools was held in Rock
vile.
William +. Carroll was elected
to serve his third term as NTH
of the Potomac Hunt. States
Attorney Hardy called the grand
jury into special session to seek
criminal indictments against
four local savings and loan as.
sOciatiOns. Plans for a new post
office In Rockville were an.
nOunced.
DR.. Sterling B. Hendricks of
Silver Spring, received the 1862
Hoblitzelle national award for
contributions to agricultural
sciences. Montgomery Junior
College baseball team won the
Middle Atlantic championship,
but had to decline a bid to the
national championship tourney
because of conflict with exam
dates. Students from Richard
Montgomery High School took
over the offices of Rockville in
celebration of Youth City
Days"
Mayor Merton Duvall was
reelected to fourth term in
Gaithersburg. Council candi-
dates winning office were Mil
ton M. Walker, Harold c. Nor
ris, John w. Griffith, Quentin
V. Frey and William N. Hurley,
Jr. Governor Tawes' primary
ticket won statewide but lost
heavily in Montgomery County.
The County Democrats ticket,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-27
Internal Revenue
Office RelOcates

The Silver Spring office of
the Internal Revenue Service
will move to new quarters to.
morrow, to the lower level of
the south mall in the Wheaton
Plaza Shopping Center.
Irving Machiz, district direct
or, announced that the office
hours will be $3.50 to 5 pm, and
that local taxpayers can get as.
sistance on filing their tax
forms at this location.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-27
Potomac
College Grew
Hits Town for
The Holidays
BY Cissy Finley

They're home! Practically in
full force, and just about the
first to entertain them were
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Fentress.
OF course, we're talking about
the college crew that hit town
in full force in the middle of
last Fridays snow storm.
They congregated at the Fox
Hunt Lane home of the Fen
tress' soon after landing, to
compare notes, and fill each
other in on what has happened
in the past few months.
In the group to greet him
were Kristie Miller, Pembroke;
Lee Little, Mac hurry; Robin
Ladd, Wellesley; Fan Ash, Hol-
Inns; Craig Ditzler, Dartmouth,
who is spending the holidays
with the John Skillmans; Bur-
ton Ford, Princeton; Pat Loe-
ser, John Hopkins School of
Nursing; Dave Webster, Indi-
ana Tech; Pat Peoples, Emory;
Bill Smythe, Yale; Judy Upton,
Wellesley; Dorothy Angel, Cor
nell and Ricky Sass, Dennison.
Terry Fentress, home from
Sweetbriar, aided her parents
with the hostessing duties. On
Dec. 80, the family has another
reason to entertain. This time
1t is for their son, John, home
for the first time in over a
year, from st. Johns College,
Cambridge, where he is
Rhodes Scholar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruffin Maddox,
and sons, Allan, Byron and Ruff
fin, flew in on Dec "a, from va
cationing at the Grand Baham-
as Island Club. Deep sea fish
ing and golfing, were their ma
jor interests.
There has been plenty of en-
tertainment to keep everyone
hopping. Just take a look at
this list. Starting early in the
month We're Ella and Otto
Haug. They chose Dec. 8 to in
vite friends for cocktails. The
Ed Koepenicks chose Dec. 9;
Thee and Steve Mccormick
gave their now famous "Pen-
gum Party" on the 18th; and
Mrs. Filbert Crawford hostessed
her annual Christmas luncheon
on Dec. 10, at Congressional
Club.
q Pat Foley chose Dec 20 to en-
terrain for a special reason. She
was honoring her Mrs b'day,
and did so with a dinner TODD.
Last Sunday was a corker!
The Eugene Millers started
things rolling with an "open
house" from IL noon. From here
many drove over to the S. Glen
Road home of Placid and Bill
Srnythe for a cocktail affair,
and on the same evening Pat
and Bob Martin held open
House" at their home on Spring
Knoll Lane.
And just think. There's still
another week to go!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-27
Whittier Lists Possible Cuts In Budget

Deletion of all the items would result
in reduction in the budget total amount-
ing to S5,017, 167, slightly more than
sought by the Board DR.. Whittier says
he opposes this reduction.
Adoption by the Board would cut out
GIT jobs and result in the loss of $844, 889
in state and federal subsidization.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-27

Below is list in reverse order of
Importance of 33 items and programs
which School Supt. DR.. c. Taylor Whit
tier submitted to the School Board last
Friday in compliance with Board order
calling for S. million in possible cuts in
the proposed operating budget for 1863
Ga.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21
STORY OF BASKETBALL FIX

The Point Shaver drama about a college basketball player accused of taking a bribe from a gambler to shave points the score of the game so that his team wins by a pre-arranged num- Der of points-will be presented on ''The Defenders" Saturday at on KTVF, Channel Eleven.
 Chet Forte, former all-American basketball player from Columbia University, New York City, who is now associated with CBS Television Sports, will be seen in action in the basketball sequences of the drama. Forte also assisted director Buzz Kulik as technical adviser in film ing the sequences.
 When The Defenders arrive on the campus of their alma mater for the Rockford homecoming game against Middleberry, they find themselves in the midst of a gam bling inquiry being held by the State Senate Packets Committee.
 Stacy Phillips Paul Prokop), Rockford's star player, is the young
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21
Actress Makes Comeback With
 Mysterious Wiz

Patricia Barry stars as Sheifa De- wore, in "A Wig for Miss Devore," drama about faded actress who makes spectacular comeback when a mysterious wig transforms her into ravishing beauty on Thriller Saturday at 9:39 on KFAR-TV, Channel 2
 Stars include John Baragrey John Fielder Herbert Rudley and Linda Watkins. Boris Karloff is host of the series.
 Aging Sheila Devore (Miss Bar ry1, who has lived with the illusion of making a comeback. is given the chance when her secretary, Her. bert Bleake (Fiedler). uses his knowledge of financial irregularities to force her former producer. Max Quinke RudleY, to star Sheila in a motion picture.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21
.-PROCRAM HICHLICHTS-.

KTVF program highlights for Saturday are:
 PERRY MASON-7-Five beauti- ful women, including an amnesia victim who is Perry Mason's client, turn up as suspects in The Case of the Glamorous Ghost"
 DEFENDERS-8-A college bas- ketball player is accused of taking a bribe from a gambler to shave points"
 HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL-9- Paladin is the prey of Russian prince, who, bored with hunting
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21
KFAR " CHANNEL z
 NBC-ABC

3:30-PRO BOWLING TOURNEY
 (ABC) 5:00-KING LEONARDO (NBC) 5:30-Three Stooges 5:45-Calvary Baptist Church 6:00-Big Mac 6:30-Hamilton Acres Baptis |
 Church 6:40-Wally's Weekend Report 6:50-Colvin's Sports Corner 7:00-MAVERICK tABC) 8:00-NEW BREED tNBC) 9:00-ALFRED HITCHC COCK K
 (NBC) 9:30-THRILLER (NBC) 10:30-Weather Map 10:40-DIN All SHORE SHOW
 (NBC) n:40-Northward Bldg. Theater
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21

animals, decides to match his skill with human hunter.
 WESTINGHOUSE PRESENTS 9:30 - "FoOtnote to Fame" the third in the Westinghouse Pre- sents" series. The story about inn peachment proceedings involving a State Supreme Court justice. Lee J. Cobb stars as the aging justice who defends himself against charges of manipulating fund during impeachment pro- ceedings before a State Legis- lature.
 KFAR-TV program highlights for Saturday are:
 MAVERICK-7-Bart's gambling winnings include a casino, black mail payments and plenty of trou- ble.
 NEW BREED-8-Part 2 of "Po- licemen Die Alone"
 HITCHCOCK-9-Sidney Black mer stars as phony faith healer.
 THRILLER-9:30-Patricia Barry portrays a faded actress whose beauty is restored by mysterious wig.
 DINAH SHORE SHOW-1O:4O- Dinah welcomes Yves Montana, Steve Allen, Peter Lind Hayes, Audrey Meadows and Mary Healy.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21

ster charged with the point shaving and the Prestons are asked to clear up the scandal
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21
Full Range Radio k.FR B 300 On Your Dial
 Saturday

6:0o-Farth North Weekend F 00-Full Coverage Report 12: 12:15-Starlighters Time F: 30-Far North Weekend 6:00-News, Full Coverage Report 6:15-Saturday Sports Special 6:30-Far North Jamboree 12: 00-Midnite Matinee
 "A Hour Date;ine News Service
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21
kTVF CHANNEL IT
 CBS

3:30-Test Pattern & Tone 3:45-Light Time 4:00-MIGHTY MOUSE (CBS) 4:30-MAGIC LAND OF ALAKA-
 FAM (CBS) 5:00-Ranch Party 5:30-SKY KING (CBS 600-Texas Rangers 6:30-News and Sports 6:55-Weather Forecast 700-PERRY MASON (CRS) 800-THE DEFENDERS (CBS) 9:00-HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL
 (CBS) 9:30-FOOTNOTE TO FAME (CBS) l030-Weather Report 10:35-Bowling Stars 11:05-Theater II
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WE TAKE TRADES
wW~~TNA M

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! INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
DUPLEX

COR. DOWNTOWN, approx. $500
50. #. occupied by restaurant w
3 apis. above. LIST comm. Contact
OWNER. son K ST n
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Attention,
Professional Men

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HERNDON, val acre, improved
mod. older G-rm. house. develop,
ment area, excel. neishborhood
| 1n:|-421-3142
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DUE TO ILLNESS
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grass farm, all modern S-room
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5-2Sl6.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

LAKE BANCROFT AREA-3 bed
rms. rec. I'm. in fin. walkout
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ROOM full basement. tree-Studded
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CONSIDERED.
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h.-w.-b.b. heat. de luxe kit. full
walkout bsmt., Il acre on Guide
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
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move into this BIG. front-to-baek
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kitchen den, finished recreation
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
FAIRFAX ACRE

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Immediate possession Of this mod
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ultra modern kitchen. 3 bedrmS..
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gaTage Lovely 34-acre corner
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8 OR I-BEDRM. HOUSE in Lang
ley-McLean area. S20,000-S25 900
price range with no din. pymt. Mo.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

SEVEN CORNERS AREA-First Of
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complete with beautiful rec. rm.
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REALTY, INC. HUI. 1900
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HOLLEY REALTY

sIS3 Lee hwy. Arl IKE. S-535C
ARL., N.-OPEN l. to :. Week
DAYS after +, 3-bedrm.. li2-bath.
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laree kitchen. full bSmt. Conv. 10
schools. shopping and transp.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AN OUTSTANDING
OPPORTUNITY

Major oil company is interviewing
applicants in order to secure ar
above average dealer for an out
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let with direct access to 3 mair
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The man we are seeking SHOULD
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FAIRFAX CITY-AVAIL now, by
OWNER. Below FLA appraisal
Walking distance to excel. city
schools 3 bedrms., Ia baths. car
port. rec. rm.. finished bsmt
Firepls City utils. 213-R1l6.