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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-27
Chevy Chase
Club States
Benefit Tea

A National Symphony Or
chestra benefit tea will be
held by the music section OF
the Woman'S Club of Chevy
Chase at 2 pm. January %
at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Howard Mitchell, wife
of the orchestra's director, will
be guest of honor.
Frank Abeel, baritone soloist
for Calvary Methodist Church,
and a string quartet composed
of four members from the Ma
tional Symphony will present
the program for the tea. The
quartet is made up of Miss Eda-
may McCulley and Miss Mari
lynn Kregal, violinists; Carl
Rubis, violist; and Taxa Yori
Atsumi, cellist.
Musical numbers will include
myself When Young" "Calm
Is the Night" Water Boy and
1.-THE Blind Plowman" by Abeel
and Give Novelties by the
quartet.
The clubs music section, or
gained in 1919, has always sup
ported cultural music in this
area. During the past 10 years
it has emphasized interest in the
National Symphony by support
ing it financially and by attend
ing it's concerts as a group.
Decorations for the tea are
under the direction of Mrs.
Harry E. Mockbee, hostess.
Huge Stadium
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil -
The Municipal sports stadium
of Rio de Janeiro is a half-mile
in circumference and has a seat
ing capacity of $4,000. The sta
dunn has nearly 100 rest rooms,
four first aid and medical
rooms, a children's nursery and
about 60 concession stands.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-27
Protests SIaSheS

Speaking for the County Council
of P-TA's, president Joseph Els pro-
tested budget slashes, declaring:
'This school system, as good as it
is and we are extremely proud of our
establishment, does not meet any mini
NAL standards set by leading educa-
tors, P-TA's and professional associ-
ations."
He cited the lack Of counselling
staffs in elementary schools and the
'late and inadequate" increases in sal
aries for administrators as examples.
ALLEGATION of STE, 1000 to evaluate
classroom proficiency of candidates
for merit pay increases was protested
by the P-TA president, however, as
"a waste of an important amount of
money" He recommended the money
be used to pay more teachers.
Support for the reorganization
plan came from the four county
branches of the American Association
of University Women, which also sug-
gested further thought be given to
some of the improvements proposed in
the educational system.
Although we support quality
education" said the group, 1--WE recog-
nize that there are limits beyond which
we cannot push the budget"
They urged further definition Of
priorities be established and that only
the most essential needs be met"
Concern over the number of new
administrative and supervisory employ
ees proposed in the budget was ex-
pressed by the Montgomery County
Civic Federation. They pointed out
that the total number of such en-
ployees is "proportionately larger than
the expected increase in enrolment"
Both the AAUW and the League
of Women Voters asked for reconsider
alton of a $4,000 item for adult edu-
cation, arguing this program should
be put on self-supporting basis.
The School Board was continuing
its consideration of the operating
budget through next Wednesday be-
fore sending it along with its approval
to the County County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-27

ington University with a bach
elor's degree in civil engineer
ing, he is registered profess
sional engineer in the District
and Maryland. He is a member
of the American Society of Civil
Engineers, National Society of
Professional Engineers, District
of Columbia Society of Profess
sional Engineers and American
Society for Testing Materials.
Vogel is married to the for
mer Miss Lois Meyers of
Georgetown and they have three
daughters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-27

a share in this community prof.
ect."
The Easter Seal campaign
runs from March IS to April
%. Officials noted that more
volunteers are needed and any
one able to give of their time
can call the center, GA. 4.520O
or GA. 4-S050.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-27

need help.
"Men and women, boys and
girls receive therapy for many
handicapping conditions at the
Easter Seal Treatment Center,
and at fees which they can af-
ford even during their, time of
trouble. Nearly 5000 treatments
were scheduled last year. Vol
untary contributions from our
citizens make this service pos
sible. 1t is a privilege to have
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-27
So Million Slash
Continued from Page y

(COnIlHueQ ITOIn rage ~
years budget. Remaining funds, he
said, are sought for numerous educa-
tional Improvements and Winters
proposed reorganization of the school
system.
Board member Clifford K. Beck
questioned show much can be accom-
plished in one year" and suggested
these possible areas for cutbacks: pro-
posed salary increases for short-term
substitute teachers, some of the raises
for administrative personnel, several
unspecified items of quality improve
ments which "could be deferred with
out serious HARM" and certain nom
salary items which are "out of proper
ton" with enrolment growth.
BY cutting the items he has in
mind, said Beck, "at least $212 mil
lion'' could be deleted.
"Just by doing without 500 of
those 815 new employees proposed, we
could save So Million" he remarked,
adding the IA per cent increase in per-
sonnet requested is double the enroll
ment jump anticipated.
Backs Reduction
Also backing the budget reduction
was Mrs. Lucy Kicker, who said that
"life is full of hard decisions and this
is one of them"
at seems to me this Board made
its decision last October, when it voted
pay raises for our teachers" she said.
"a request for 25 per cent increase
in county funds is as far as l would
like to 60"
Agreeing with other members
views on the cutbackS reluctantly"
former Board President Harold F.
Breimyer said he felt teachers salaries
SHOULD not be virtually the only areas
of improvement" He added, however,
that the Board appears to have little
other choice" this year.
Earlier, the school officials heard
a charge from the Allied Civic Group
that the budget was IAN attempt to
equate quantity with quality, price
with value and bigness with great
ness"
Milton Rodes, the AGES education
committee chairman, said the proposed
reorganization of the school system
alone carries price tag of over 81
million and recommended its deletion
from the budget.
Evening star., 1962-11-24
sECRETARY-AssT RKKPR-

SECKEIARH -ABST. BkhPN.
Suburban branch office in Rock
vile OF national company has
opening for capable woman who
Is looking for interesting, diversi-
fled office work. Salary COM
mensurate with exper.. excellent
emplove benefits. TOP VALUE
ENTERPRISES. For interview call
w. p. Kleine, 427-3e77, during
bus hours N4n-7654 Sun. or ewes.
Evening star., 1962-11-24

SECRETARY, experienced. for edu-
cational association. to star I
about Dec. 10. Must be mature.
poised. capable Of handling ad-
ministrative details. rapid. ac-
eurate shhd. and typing required.
College background desirable. Ex-
cellent prospects for advancement.
gram. cSfl MRS. w WILSON. son 10.
Evening star., 1962-11-24
SECRETARY

To manager Of new hotel. Pro-
fieient shorthand and typing, able
3 and 10 am. at the PIcK-LEE
HOUSE. 18th and L SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1962-11-24
HELP MEN

EsTIMATORs, and/or .Smator
trainees for electrical contractor;
Lge. commercial. industrial ano
institutional projects. Call ALLEN
a WHALEN. INC. PO. 2-5333
for interview. Salary commensu-
rate with ability and experience.
ESTIMATOR TRAINEE, plumbing,
heating. Must be able 10 read
sIqsPTiBts s1Bs2fBs. ststt a4 ass sss9 sageat0n
FURNITURE repairman and refin-
isher. ezper. only. Apply 613 So.
GRADALL OPERATORS (2l. exper..
year-round work. Call Mr.. Nor
gan or Mr.. Cioffi. SP. 3-6634.
GAS STATION SERVICE SALES
MEN (2l, full time. Good sal. VI
incentive bonuses. Start immed.
Apply In person to Mr.. Davis, ST.
BARNABAS SERVICE CTR, INC,
1921 st. Barnabas. Temple Hills.
GAS FITTER-Steady employment
for experienced gas appliance re.
pairman. Must have knowlege Of
gas heating eduipment. Must have
drivers permit. Apply in person.
STANDARD PLUMBING & HEAT
ING. 2SO7 14th st. NV. 81.
INDUS. RELATIONS
Young man with BA. degree. do all
leg work in plant, grow with
firm $500
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
1912 K st. NV. Elk. 3-7270
INSIDE SALES, experienced in
building products with windows.
doors. hardware. Salary commen-
surste with experience. Phone LA.
6-24S4, s to 5.
JANITOR, for small washington
bldg. or large Virginia bldg. Must
have local references and at least
> years experience in apt. build
ing. No children. live in. Good
salary. Call DU. 7-22s2 between
q and g.
Evening star., 1962-11-24
HELP MEN
OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY, 70;

OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY, foT
experienced professional TV news
man, in one of the East's finest
growth markets. Must have col
lege education. professional air
performance. good public relations
sense, proved. administrative abil-
ity. II you qualify fully. send
complete resume, in confidence, to
Box l9-G, Star, Immediately.
PAINTER. exper.. with own trans
portation $50 per day to start.
Call WARD BROS, PAINTING
CONTRACTORS. 562-1764 aft.
Z pm.
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT. Ap-
ply Monday. 3I46 n st. NV.
PART TIME EVENINGS. Must be
is OF over. Field and refresh
ment stand attendants. Apply in
person between 10 pm. Man
ager QUEENS CHAPEL DRIVE
IN THEATER. W. Hyattsville, Nd
PART TINE
8 hours per evening. pleasant work.
no canvaSsing. $50 per week SAL
ary. Car nee. neat appearance.
age over 10. Call 5S7-13s2. SO
pm. Saturday am.
PASTRY BAKER-Apply in person
HoFBERG'S. 1922 Eastern ave.
Evening star., 1962-11-24
HELP MEN

CONSTRUCTION sUPERNTEND-
ENT, experienced. high rise apart
ment house. Send resume Mr..
FREED. S204 Fenton st., Silver
SprinR, Nd.
Evening star., 1962-11-24
HELP MEN
DRIVERS


Applications are now being
accepte d for fuel oil
drivers. Must have mini
mum 2 yrs. experience on
heavy equipment. Know
Washington Metropolitan
Area and have excellent
reference. Uniforms and
cleaning supplied, free in
surance, excellent starting
salary. Ages Is to As. Ap-
ply in person, Monday
through Friday, 9 am. to
8 pm. Do not phone.
Sinclair Refining Co.
401 Farragut st. NE.
Evening star., 1962-11-24
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Bldg.


BKKPRS.-STENO-TYPIsT
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1404 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-72S0
CASHIER - Excellent opportunity
for, experienced person in large
real estate company. Typing re-
quired. b-day week. Company
benefits. Call Mr.. Hutzell. Ma.
S-2345 for appt. SHANNON q
LUCHS CO.. 724 14th st. NV.
CASHIER-CHECKERS NEEDED, see
our ad under Instruction Courses.
CASHIER TRAIN. INST. ME. S-4623
CASHIER. business office. expert
enced preferred. 40-hr. full-time
permanent position. Hours $3.50
am. to 4 pm. Interesting and
varied duties. Apply Personnel.
a.m.-2 pm, Monday-Friday. Prov
idenee Hospital. 1150 Varnum st.
ne.
CASHIER-TYPIST, to work in
Rockville, Md. area. Must be pro-
ficient and neat. Excellent oppor-
tunity for one willing to apply
herself; Telephone PO. 2-o466 for
appointment.
CLERK-TYPIST
With shorthand. Permanent posi-
ton, all company benefits. Office
located at Conn. and X. For ap-
pointment call 2o6-3700, Ext. 346.
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Evening star., 1962-11-24
CASHIER

Local branch OF vell-knoUn
company has an excellent
position for experienced
cashier. $3.50. applicants
must be ct least high school
graduate and while some
formal accounting training
andTo experience is desir-
able previous exposure 70
cashiering or related activi-
ties is essential. This posi-
tion offers stable employ
ment. q starting salary
ranging to 500 for 4O-hour
week depending upon eduea-
tion and experience, pald
vacation. yearly merit SAL
ary reviews and many other
company benefits. Please
submit . detailed resume in
GLIDING age. education. past
experience to Box l04-G,
Star. AL replies will be held
IN the stricteSt confidence.
Evening star., 1962-11-24
STENOTYPIST

Interesting work and oppor-
tunity for advancement
with large real estate and
mortgage loan firm. LIBERAL
employe benefits. We would
like to talk to you II you
are q high school graduate,
under 35, and an accurate
5O-w.p.m. typist. 5-day, 35-
hour week. Call Mr.. Allnutt,
DI. 7-S300.
Evening star., 1962-11-24
WAITRESS
YOUNG LADIES

Local food manufacturing firm IS
seeking young ladies, 1925, for
production openings. Any past pro-
duction experience helpful. Many
company benefits.
Evening star., 1962-11-24
FRITO-LAY, INC.

$3.50, Monday Through Friday
$3.50 Bladensburg Rd.
Nd. UN. 4-3171
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Evening star., 1962-01-22
DETECTION LIKELY
u. S. OFFICIALS SAY

United States intelligence Of
ficials today were cautious in
evaluating the Bulgarian pilots
crash. One informant said it
looks increasingly like a de-
fection. 1t is certainly not a
major U-2 incident"
The plane itself does not ap-
pear to have been a recon-
naiSsance type, according to in
formation now reaching Wash
ington.
There was no verification
here either for Italian reports
that the crashed MIG was one
of several over Italy. Washing
ton sources also said the high
powered cameras reportedly
aboard the plane actually may
be only the average camera
equipment carried by fighter
aircraft.
Officials here in a position
to evaluate information from
all sources said the incident
Evening star., 1962-01-22
Algerian Bid to Summit
In Africa Is Debated

LAGOS, Nigeria, Jan. %
(AP) Foreign ministers from
nearly a score Of African ma
tions debated today whether to
invite the Algerian rebel pro-
visional government to this
weeks African summit confer
ence in Lagos.
The invitation was proposed
after the CaSablanca group of
nations-the United Arab Re-
public, Ghana, Guinea, Mali,
Morocco and Libya-voted to
boycott the conference because
the Algerian rebels, allied with
the Casablanca group, were not
invited.
The heads Of 20 independent
African states were invited to
meet here Thursday to discuss
approaches to African unity.
South Africa was excluded be-
cause Of its racial policy.
Chief Opponents
The foreign ministers of the
non Casablanca nations are
planning the summit program.
Chief opponents Of an invita-
tion to the Algerian rebel re-
gime are Frances former colo
nies. One conference source
said agreement had been
reached to invite the Algerians,
but this could not be confirmed.
OptimiSts see the African
Evening star., 1962-01-22

summit meeting as the most
important political develop
ment since 1856, when the
Sudan became independent
and started a wave Of similar
actions throughout the conti-
nent. But they concede that
its potential Importance will
be greatly reduced If the Casa
blanca group Is not represented.
Subjects for Agenda
Subjects the foreign minis
ters are likely to put on the
agenda for the summit meet
ing include a freedom dead
line" for the remaining colo
nial or white-governed areas
such as South Africa, South
west Africa, Mozambique, An
gola, Algeria, the Rhodesias
and Kenya; the Congo's prob
lens; Frances disagreement
with Tunis over the Bizerte
base and the dispute between
Morocco and Mauritania.
Nigeria's Foreign Minister,
Jaja Wachuku. was unanl-
mously elected conference
chairman. He urged delegates
not to bring up points of dis
pute between individual states,
saying 1--WE should devise other
means of dealing with these
problems"
Evening star., 1962-01-22
Catholic Council
Condemns Reds

The National Council of
Catholic Men has closed its
annual meeting by adopting a
resolution condemning Russian
and Chinese communism for
persecution Of religion.
The statement yesterday
specifically protested Soviet
Communist Oppression of
Lithuania and of the Catholic
faith in Lithuania for the past
% years."
1t denounced Soviet and
Chinese Communist oppression
"of all satellite nations and of
the church everywhere"
More than $50 presidents of
diocesan councils of Catholic
men attended the three-day
meeting in the Key Bridge
Marriott Motel.
Evening star., 1962-01-22
Fire AIurmAddict
Gets 270 Duys

A District man with a fond
ness for false fire alarms today
was sentenced to a possible 800
days in Jail for his sixth false
alarm since 1854.
Municipal Court Judge Mil
dred E. Reeves sentenced John
Roy Hunter, ~, of the 1900
block of Constitution avenue
NE. to 27O days. plus a fine
OF $3.50 or so more days.
Fire Inspector Burton w.
Johnson said Hunter was iden-
titled by a 10-year-old boy as
the man who turned in a false
alarm Saturday from a fire
box at Fifteenth street and
Constitution avenue NE.
Evening star., 1962-01-22

had been highly overblown"
according to present indications
and we don't know for what
reasons"
Publicly the American Gov
ernment had no comment.
State Department Press Off
Ger Lincoln White said it was
"a matter for the Italian gov
ernment to speak to and I
understand the Italian govern
ment is speaking to it,"
He said he had no informa-
ton as to whether American
officials were participating in
the investigation of the Incl
dent.
Evening star., 1962-01-22

whose U-2 plane was downed
over the Soviet Union in May,
1860. That brought an inter
national uproar which Premier
khrushchev used to wreck the
Paris summit conference later.
Powers was sentenced to 10
years imprisonment on spy
charges by a Soviet court, and
one Rome newspaper urged to-
day that the Italian govern
ment be just as severe with 1t.
KiroV.
Evening star., 1962-01-22

The last barriers of unwanted
isolation will come tumbling
down when radio satellites fol
general use start orbiting in the
sky. But a lot of work remains
to be done before practical
worldwide communications be-
come a reality.
That was the gist of a lecture
delivered today by DR.. John r.
Pierce of the Bell Telephone
Laboratories in a forum series
on space science broadcast by
Voice of America. DR.. Pierce is
one Of the worlds top author
tiles on communications satel-
lites.
even the simplest systems
(now proposed for communica-
tions use) take us to the very
edge of the demonstrated abil-
ity of the space art" DR.. Pierce
said. However, he added, with
Improvements in techniques,
communication satellites may
ultimately serve to link regions
Of the world which as yet do
not even have adequate inter-
nal communication
Systems Discussed
In addition, DR.. Pierce said,
communications satellites will
go far toward meeting the
growing demand for increased
facilities.
"An active satellite could
easily handle broadband cir
cults capable of transmitting a
television signal or 600 tele-
phone signals" he explained.
DR.. Pierce discussed various
satellite systems now under de-
velopment in the United States.
One favored by his own Bell
System would place a large
number of repeater satellites in
orbit at an altitude of about
1000 miles. Another would or
bit three or four at % 800 miles
altitude, where they would seem
to be hanging motionless in the
sky.
Emphasizing that much work
needs to be done before such
systems are perfected, DR..
Evening star., 1962-01-22
Thurmond Sees Need
Of Right-Wing Balance

indicated by decisions on Cuba
Berlin and other hot spots"
A Senate Armed Services SUBJ
committee headed by Senator
Stennis, Democrat of Missis-
sippi, begins an inquiry into the
"muzzling" charges tomorrow
Sees Program Failing
Senator Thurmond credited
Mr.. Kennedy with being a
strong believer in maintaining
superior defense forces. But, he
said, the Nations fiscal position
is likely to deteriorate "if the
President gets his legislative
way on the many costly pro-
grams he has requested"
The South Carolina Senator
said Mr.. Kennedy's high per-
sonal popularity can be traced
to "the fact that the President
and his family have captured
the hearts of most Americans,
but his programs have not"
While President Kennedy's
policies are based more on his
own personal decisions than
were President Eisenhower's
policies based on Eisenhower's
personal decisions" Senator
Thurmond said, "the Presidents
advisers are dominated by
shades Of opinion to the left of
center, differing only in degree.
Unfortunately, the President
doesn't get the well-rounded
viewpoints so important in max
ing sound judgments in this
critical period of history -.
He could remedy this if he
would integrate his administra-
ton with some 'right-wing ex-
tremistS' to effect some SEM
blance of equality with his
'left-wing extremists"
Evening star., 1962-01-22
BY the Associated Press

senator Ihurm0nd, Democrat
Of South Carolina, called on
President Kennedy today to
"integrate his administration
with some right-wing extrem-
lists" to balance the ultra
liberals Senator Thurmond said
now WELD power.
Senator Thurmond, who was
condemned by the Western
States Democratic Conference
last week for speaking before a
Republican campaign organiza-
ton in California last Novem-
ber, said Mr.. Kennedy needs
to listen to some conservatives.
Although, he was criticized
for allegedly giving aid to the
G. o. P. campaign in California,
Senator Thurmond's admins
trative assistant, Harry Dent,
said the Democratic Senator's S
speech to the California group
had nothing to do with par
tisan politics but did have a
lot to do with anti-commu-
nism."
Reports to Constituents
Il am not aware of many ad-
ministration advocates of sound,
conservative fiscal policies or
defenders of the rights of State
and local governments" Sena-
tor Thurmond said in a report
today to constituents. Senator
Thurmond, a critic of what he
calls the "muzzling" of military
men seeking to speak out against
communism, said there are
some in the administration
who fight for a hard line in
foreign policy. but they are
sadly outnumbered as has been
Evening star., 1962-01-22
PLANE

Continued From Page Al
be put into contact with Bull
garian diplomatic authorities in
Italy.
Withheld Judgement
1--WE are not yet in a position
to express a final judgment on
the nature of the episode, in
which evidence has already
been gathered of violation of
Italian air space.
From the technical exami-
nation of the flight material
among which are Photographic
apparatus that can take aerial
pictures-aS well as from the
formal questioning to which
the pilot will be subjected as
soon as his physical condition
will permit it, precise conclu-
slons can be drawn, able to es-
tablish whether the already ex-
isting indications of a true and
proper case of aerial espionage
can be further substantiated.
EVERY further development
Of the question, which obvious
ly presents substantial aspects
OF an international character
political as we'll as military
will be brought promptly to the
knowledge of the public"
"A Defense Ministry spokes-
man said processing of both
motion picture and still film
was being done by North At
lantic Treaty Organization Of
ficers at Bari and that develop
ment would be completed by
tomorrow morning.
He said the pilot probably
would be brought to trial in
Italy.
from his wrecked plane, asked
not to be turned over to Bull
garian consular officials, I'M
plying he was making a break
for freedom.
Two Passes Over Base
Counter Intelligence agents
were skeptical of his story and
studied exposed film found in
the Soviet-built plane. Off
eials pointed out that if he was
detecting. he passed up several
chances to land at Italian air
fields before his plane finally
crashed.
The armed fighter made two
low-level passes over the missile
base at Gioia del Colle-a new,
closely guarded NATO irlstalla-
tion-before slamming to the
ground in a field Saturday only
1000 yards from the base.
The Bulgarian consulate in a
statement said the pilot lost
his way on a training flight
in fog. 1t demanded the return
of the flyer and the plane. The
crash was 400 miles from his
base in Central Bulgaria.
Premier Protests
Premier Amintore Fanfani
conferred at length with For
eign Minister Antonio Segni
yesterday and then sent a pro-
test to the Bulgarian minister
in Rome, Constantin Micev,
charging violation Of Italian
air space.
The young pilot, who suffered
only fractured left arm and a
scalp wound, was held under
heavy guard in a hospital at
Acquaviva, a small town 16
miles south Of Bari. Defense
and air force intelligence Off
GERS questioned him but the
only word officially attributed
- him was that he did not want
to be turned over to Bulgarian
officials in Italy.
Italian newspapers compared
1t. Kirov to American spy
pilot Francis Gary Powers