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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-26
SeiberIich-
Shofer

Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bozievich Of Bethesda an
nounce the marriage Of their
d ughter, Mrs. Franco
Bozievich Shafer, to Mr..
Gene Seiberlich. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Joseph
Seiberlich Of Bethesda. The
wedding took place July IA
in st. Francis Episcopal
Church. Potomac, Md. The
couple will live in Vienna, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-26

Mrs. Charles F. Fish Of
Chevy Chase announces the
marriage Of her daughter
Genevieve Marie to Mr.. John
Lawrence Harrington, jr., son
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26

ton" lack Of democracy and
"ingrown' character have been
made against the egg by FIV.
candidates in recent weeks, In
their efforts 10 interest voters
in changing their leadership.
The independent group points
TO a decline in voter turnout in
recent years as evidence that
citizens have lost interest in
elections where there is lack of
choice Of candidates. Through
their opposition to the cog can.
didates, they hoped to promote
both voter interest and retention
Of the nonpartisan aspects of
the city election.
They decry what they term
special 'liaisons" Between city
government officials and local
organizations and call for more
independence of thinking in City
Council decision.
Cog candidates. on the other
hand, are standing on their
record Of the past eight years
achievements which have won
Rockville two "All America
Continued on Page BID
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26

non.profit, no loss organization,
II cannot commit itself on con-
tracts for leading artists with
out knowing there are suffic.
lent funds to cover the cost.
Consequently. the choice OF
artists must wait until the end
Of the campaign. Membership
lists will be closed at the end
Of the weeks drive.
Already being announced for
next year, however. is presenta-
ton Of the Netherlands Cham.
Der Orchestra with Szymon
Goldberg as conductor and vio-
lin soloist.
Persons desiring membership
next year may visit the asso-
cations campaign headquarters
in County Federal next week or
call any one of the following:
Mrs. John Haltiwanger, Pc. @
25O8; Mrs. Robert Tuckerman.
30l -2532298 on Mrs. Arthur
Somervell, 20. 2.9O3l
Adult memberships are $3.50;
student memberships are 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
Planners
Conflict
Is Probed

County Council Tuesday APP
proved investigation of a charge
of irregularities in county plan
ming procedures, particularly
those involving the 384-acre Cor
by tract in North Bethesda.
County Attorney Alfred H.
Carter was instructed to look
into charges by Neal Potter,
6801 Brookeville Road, Chevy
Chase. Potter told the Council
Tuesday he was making the
charge as an individual.
He is member of the Mont
gomery County Citizens Plan
ming Association which has con-
tended three county planners
J. Newton Brewer, jr., w. Law
son King and Donald E. Cling
ery-hold possible conflict of
interest" positions on the plan
ming board.
Brewers wife and brother-in-
law, Karl w. Corby, are owners
of the Corby tract, a portion of
which has been approved for
high-rise apartments.
Carter was told to look into
the charge with all possible
speed and to suggest what the
Council should do If he finds
any support for the Potter ac-
cusations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26

The IL were named by an op-
posing candidate as signers of
a petition submitted last year
to the County Council calling
for return of the controversial
novel, "Tropic of Cancer" to
county bookshelves.
The issue was raised last
week in a speech before the
Rockville Civitan Club by Alger
Y. Barbee, present member of
the House of Delegates who is
running for the county seat in
the state senate.
Barbee, in effect, accused the
IL of a lack of sympathy for
Maryland's obscenity laws.
"ThOse of us who will be
permitted to return to Annap-
pOlis," he said, will probably
face some measure to repeal
or relax this states obscenity
laws.
That is why I am reading
the names of those who. signed
the petition to permit sale of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26

'"The Planning Association
considers planning to be the inn
portant issue confronting Mont
gomery County," the group de-
clared in its invitation to candi-
dates. planning affects our
schools, our traffic, the appear
ance of our communities, and
our taxes.
Without a coordinated plan
that includes a highway system,
a sewer system and a design
for residential, commercial, in
dustrial and public use, our
problems of providing public
service will increase in inten-
sity."
An association spokesman
said the meeting was called to
stimulate "the widest possible
CONTINUED on Page Aid
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
Concert Group launches
annual Member Campaign

Rockville's Community
Concert Association will
launch its annual drive for
members, starting Monday.
Volunteers will man a desk
and telephone C762-3225) in the
new County Federal Building,
Rockville, from April 30 through
May 5, according TO Mrs Arthur
SomervelI and Mrs. Robert
Tuckerman. co-chairmen OF the
campaign.
Community Concert Associa-
ton Is a non.profit organization
designed to bring outstanding
musical attractions to Montgom.
cry County. II is governed dem
ocratically by local residents
and admission is by member.
ship only.
All who wish TO enjoy good
music are invited to join.
Three concerts are giIaran.
teed during the season. N the
number Of memberships In.
crease the size Of the budget,
there may be more.
Because the Association is a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
County Council
Budget Deadline
Change Proposed

Recurring efforts to gain the
County Council more time in
which to consider both school
and county budget requests
gained fresh impetus this week
with Council agreement for
early discussion of a new budg.
ct timetable.
I'VE moved our budget dead.
line back from June to April
to accommodate the School
Board in recruiting teachers"
said Council member Joe M.
Kyle In suggesting a revised
timetable. Nov / question
whether that was so advisable"
He said he felt the Council
needs more time" both to study
budget requests and watch the
progress Of operations under
current budgets.
Councils present deadIine
Of April Is for budget appro-
val hampers full consideration
Of budget requests normally
submitted by the School
Board and the County Man.
ager In March, he indicated.
Kyle also suggested, and
other Council members agreed,
that If the budget deadline is
changed, a change in the pres.
ent one-month legislative SEES
sion should also be considered.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
Second Site
FOrHOusing
Project Set
Guide Says Local
COP Does Not
Back Candidates

Local Republican candidates
in next months primary are
running without either official
support or financial aid from
the Montgomery County COP
State Central Committee, coun-
ty chairman Gilbert Guide an.
nounced this week.
Reports that the executive
committee of the Statewide
State Central Committee has
endorsed candidates here "have
no reference to the position" of
the local COP group, he de
clared.
His group, he said neither
endorses nor supports any
single candidate or slate of
candidates for local, state or
federal office in the primary
election.
Furthermore, no Republican
party funds are expended on
behalf of Republican primary
candidates"
Guide stressed that this has
been the traditional role" of
the countys COP central COM
mittee, making it possible for
the Republican organization to
throw its full support behind
the party's winners in the pri-
mary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26

County Citizens Planning Asso
citation.
Candidates for both the State
and the County Council have
been invited to attend and pres
ent their views on five major
questions put to them in a mail
ed QUESTIONABLE by the citizens
group.
Planning issues to be dis
cussed at the 8 pm. public
meeting at the Park and
Planning Commission audi.
tOrium i'm Silver Spring in
clude need for adoption Of a
basic plan for future county
development, methods of pre-
serving open spaces, deter.
minatiOn Of fiscal policies In
land use, and questions of
conflict of interest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
Tawes Visit
Scheduled
On Friday

Gov. ]. Willard Tawes and
his running mates will tour
Montgomery County on Friday.
The campaign bus carrying
the governor, Louis L. Gold
stein, candidate for renomina-
ton for Comptroller, Attorney
General Thomas B. F'inan, also
candidate for denomination,
Rep. Daniel B. Brewster, candi-
date for u. S. Senate, and Perry
o. Wilkinson, candidate for
Congressman-at-large, will reach
the Montgomery County line at
9 am.
From there, a 1OO-car motor.
cade will travel by University
blvd. and Veirs Mill I'd. TO the
courthouse in Rockville. The
governor and his ticket will
stop in Rockville to visit the
courthouse and the Demo.
cratic State Central Commit
tee headquarters. From
Rockville the candidates will
go to Kensington, where they
will join 200 people at coffee
as the guests of Joseph NJ.
Matthias and Louise A. Ter.
Zian.
Following the coffee, lunch
con for the press and 100 guests
will be at the Westwood Inn,
where the governor is expected
to make a major talk.
Early in the afternoon the
Governor will award a certifi-
cate to N. M. Cohen, president
of Giant Food, Inc, for his in.
terest in the economic develop
ment of Maryland. Cohen will
also be made an honorary citi.
zen of the state. The ceremony
will take place at the Super
Giant in Silver Spring.
Brewster, Goldstein, Finan
and Wilkinson will proceed to
a reception for 200 people at the
Elks Club in Silver Spring. Gov.
Tawes will join them in mid.
afternoon, after the ceremonies
at Giant Food. In the evening
the governor and his running
mates will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Coopersmith, in
Chevy Chase, for a reception
which will be attended by ap-
proximately 400 people.
The final stop for the tour
will be a reception in the eve
ming by the Citizens for Tawes
Committee, which will also be
held at the Elks Club in Silver
Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
City Heads
Give Nod to
SOuthIawn

Selection of a site for the
second of Rockville's three
low-rent urban renewal hous-
ing projects was made this
week by the City Council.
It's choice-an eight-acre
tract in the South
lawn area-was agreed upon
after more than a month Of
staff consideration of two
prospective sites for the as
unit project.
The City Councils selection
is subject to Federal Housing
Authority appraisal and appro-
val, since the project is to be
financed entirely from federal
funds. Rockville is to provide
utilities and access up to the
site boundaries.
Leslie b. Cole, chairman Of
the Rockville Housing Au-
thOrlty, said he was eager 10
see early federal approval Of
the site, "since so much time
has been lost already"
His reference was to several
years Of difference Of official
opinion Of how many people
within Rockville's limits need
public housing either now or
under the redevelopment plans.
These differences were re-
solved last September when the
Mayor and Council agreed with
the housing authority on a goal
of 70 new low-cost housing
units in the near future-at a
location outside present public
housing at Lincoln Park.
Lincoln Park residents had
strongly protested additional
government supported home
projects in their area, express
ing fear 1t would turn the com.
munity into a ghetto" attract
ing loW-income families from
outside.
With IS publicly-supported
low-rent units built in 1855, the
Rockville Housing Authority
later said 1t had more than 270
new applications from needy
area families, and requested
permission to build at least 125
more units.
Spurred by a citizens pro.
test that the public housing
should be granted only TO ac-
tual residents of Rockville,
the mayor and council sur.
veyed substandard housing In
the city and found only ~
whose occupants qualified, in
their view, for RIA homes.
To accommodate area resi-.
dents to be displaced under the
urban renewal plan, city off
Gals added another % units to
their finding for a total Of As
recommended units.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26

Tropic of Cancer l believe
the people ought to know whom
they are voting for, and how
the candidates would react to
proposed changes in our OBJ
scenity laws"
Listed on the petition were
five candidates on the County
Democrats" slate and six on the
Mahoney-Lee Democrats for
Progress" slate. Barbee himself
is a member of the United
Democrats for Tawes ticket.
County Democrats included
Mrs. Margaret Schweinhaut,
State Senate candidate for re.
election; Theodore Miller and
Lawrence Wiser, House of Dele
gates candidates; Irving Levine,
State Central Committee candi.
date; and Mrs. May 10 Bow
man, candidate for delegate to
the Democratic State Conven-
ton.
Democrats for Progress
were Eugene Peters and Rich
ard Abel, House of Delegates
candidates; Mrs. Rose Kra-
mer, County Council candi.
dates; and Edward Shapiro,
candidate for delegate to the
State Convention.
Mrs. Bowman was the sole
candidate to express the belief
that there should be no censor
ship at all.
The others emphatically
stressed that their signing the
petition - originally circulated
by the Kensington Wheaton
Democratic Club and sent by
the club to the County Council
- had nothing to do with the
book itself, but was in protest
against the way the case was
handled by county officials.
Criminal indictment was
brought last fall against a drug
store clerk for selling the book,
but that case was dropped. In
another criminal action against
a Bethesda bookseller. Judge
Ralph G. Shure in Montgomery
Continued on Page BAL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
Rockvillians Go to Polls on Monday

An unprecedented turnout of
Rockville's 5151 eligible voters
is likely in next Mondays city
election-largely as a result of
some of the most concerted pre-
election campaigning seen In
recent years.
Though the turnout in the
last biennial, nonpartisan cleo
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
City Jaycees Sponsor
Miss America' Fete

to select "Miss Rockville. The
contest is open to all single
girls aged 1928. Judging will be
on beauty, talent, poise and per.
sonality.
Finals in the city contest will
be held May 80 at the Civic Cen.
ter Auditorium.
Persons interested should call
the Jaycees at 349-5215 or
Garden 4-8419.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
Teacher Resigns

Robert J. Oughton, 81, an
English and French teacher at
North Bethesda Junior High
School, has resigned after being
found guilty of disorderly con-
duct in District Municipal Court,
county school officials reported
Tuesday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26

Miss America" hopefuls may
compete in a contest to be spon-
sored in Rockville by the city's
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Winner of the city contest will
enter the Maryland competition
from which a finalist will be
chosen to represent the state at
Atlantic City.
Additions will begin Friday
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
Candidates Face Quizzing
On Their Land Use Views

A record turnout of local pri-
mary candidates and citizens is
anticipated at Monday nights
meeting to discuss county plan
ming issues, which has been
called by the Montgomery
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
Horse Show To Be Sunday

Spring horse show of the
Horse Fair will be held at the
Fair Show Ring in Olney from
8 am. to 4 pm. April 20.
Events will include jumpers,
pony lead line, driving classes,
work hunters and other fea.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26

lures. Admission is 80 cents for
adults, with children under IL
free.
A portion Of the shows pro.
ceeds will go to the Montgom.
cry County Association for Re.
tarded Children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26

ment since 1854, and the "out"
group which would like to be
lin"
The recentIy.formed Fed.
GRAFTON of Independent Voters
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
Central Planning
Agency Is Urged
In School Report
Unit Under
Butcher Is
Advocated

LACK Ol d SlIlSle OlllCldl
agency to coordinate PLAN
ming in the county was scor-
ed this week as a serious
threat to the safety and
transportation of S sch DOL
children.
A strong call for a "secretar-
lat" operating from the office
of County Manager Mason A.
Butcher to keep county agencies
posted on each others plans
came from the School Boards
Advisory Committee on Access,
Safety and Transportation.
In a report on school trans
portation needs, the committee
pointed out that there are five
agencies involved in the coun-
TVS development - the Mary
land National Capital Park and
Planning Commission, the Coun-
ty Council, the Washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission, the
Board of Education and the
State Roads Commission.
Need for close cooperation
ON school construction be-
tween these agencies was rec
Ognized SIX years ago with the
formation of a site selection
committee made up of staff
members of all agencies but
the State Roads Commission,
the report recalls.
Inability Of this committee to
enforce its decisions or resolve
sincere but critical disagree
ments," the report adds, led to
the establishment last year of a
second group, the Administra-
tors Coordinating Committee
composed of top officials of the
four agencies.
at Is too soon to make an ac-
curate evaluation of the effec-
tiveness of the Coordinating
Committee" the transportation
group says, "but because re-
sponsibility for proper coordina-
ton is still scattered 1--WE are)
convinced that further action is
needed" They add:
Notwithstanding public pro-
nouncements to the contrary,
there does not exist today any
one, official body responsible
for coordinated planning in pro-
viding water, sewers, highways,
schools, coming and private con-
struction."
Declaring that this lack has
a serious effect on the safety
and transportation of school
children" the advisory group
adds:
SCHOOLS have been compIet-
ed without connecting roads
or needed sidewalks. The
Board of Education has not
always had an opportunity TO
study and make recommends
tons on many highway, wat
err, sewer and coming plans.
Completion of schools has
been delayed because sewer
and water lines were not
available at the right time
Such results are obviously ex.
pensive and create safety
hazards"
The proposed "secretariat"
would provide a clearing house
for all county and appropriate
state planning information, the
report points out, by making
duplicates of plans and sending
copies to all agencies concerned.
Conflicts in the suggestions of
agencies would be open to set
Element at specially-called inter-
agency meetings, and, this fail
ing, to resolution by the County
Council.
The transportation committee
stressed that the new coordinat-
ing group would perform only
"a centralized information and
coordination service not now
available" and would not usurp
or duplicate functions of exist.
ing agencies.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26

Is presenting the "ins"-the
Citizens for Good Government
with their stiffest challenge
in five elections.
Charges Of closed organiza
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
Fight Ouer 'Tropic'
Now Campaign Issue
By Ed Long

Eleven Montgomery County Democratic candidates
for the May Is primary this week denied charges that they
favor repeal relaxation of Maryands obscenity laws
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
City Platforms
Listed in Full

If you live in Rockville
you will want to read the
complete platforms of the two
opposing factions in Mon
days Rockville city elections.
They're carried in full on
page 3 Of tOday's issue Of the
Sentinel as a public service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26

ton in 1860 totaled only 400
voters, substantially more than
that are expected to go to the
polls next week, following ex.
tensive doorbell ringing and
publicizing of issues by both
the "in" group which has run
the "AH-America City" govern,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
Sports NeaCs

Interested in sports events
In Montgomery County? The
Sentinel each week win bring
You the most complete cover
age on county sports activi.
ties. Be sure TO look for itl
Evening star., 1962-11-28

tAe power to subpoena papers as well
as people. and to send recalcitrant wit
nS$SeS 10 Jail.
Like Britain. the United States since
tSSe has legally classified communism
IS an International conspiracy and, un-
SsE the SubverSlve Activities Control
Act. requires members to register with
tAe Attorney General. There has not
Been a conviction under that act in all
ina, time. one attempt having been
baked by a Supreme Court interpreta-
ton, since then, Congress has frightened
the law. and next month IL persons,
including the two top Communists in
the United States, face. trial for failure
20 register This is one way to alert
the public that Britain has no monopoly
on spies.
Evening star., 1962-11-28
Senator Boothe

1t is typical of the man that
Armistead L. Boothe regards his long
service in the Virginia Assembly as
privilege for which he owes the voters
IAN incalculable debt of gratitude"
Actually, the loss which will accrue from
his decision not to seek another term
in the State Senate next year will be
borne by the citizens Of Alexandria and
by those of Virginia as a whole. It is
unfortunate that more men of his stat
ure are not attracted to State politics.
Inevitably, Senator Boothe will be
remembered first as one who, even
before the Supreme Courts school seq
regation decision of 1854, argued the
futility of massive resistance, and who
later was influential in fostering the
more moderate and sensible freedom
of choice" deSegregation plan which
eventually prevailed in the State. In
bucking the State Democratic political
organization, Senator Boothe was well
aware that he was placing stones in the
path of his own political career. Yet this
was Illustrative of the independence and
intellectual honesty which typified his
actions in matters of principle. Now,
upon his political retirement" at the
relatively youthful age of 54, Mr.. Boothe
says he hopes to continue to lend "a
useful hand" in public affairs, especially
in relation to the growth and business
development of Northern Virginia. This
is encouraging, for surely there will be
many uses for his considerable talents
in other capacities.