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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
RECORD REVIEWS
KreisIer and Coruso
Make q Comeback
BY HERMAN SCHADEN
Star Record Critic

In all headlong rush forward to whereof it not
restfu to look back time and again familiar vsas?
RCA Victor must feel for this the happy effect Of spate
of new releases of great old-timers.
Last January the world lost the beloved Fritz Kreser
everybodys favore vioinst at time another For
tunate had been documenng his through the
years, and offers helping of them in
attractive 2-record box
With RachmininOff
First there is the Greg Sonata No. in C Minor played
with his good friend Sergei Rachmaninoff less 1t and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

out with an equally good
playing of Brahms Academic
Festival Overture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Boston and Munich

Chausson's Symphony in
B flat, more neglected than
the familiar sister SYM
Evening star., 1962-05-19

Big things are happening
to small items of hardware
that were used by our grand
fathers in the home, on the
farm and in light construc-
ton. They're small but i'm
portant pieces Of hardware
such as latching hasps, bar
rel bolts and shelf brackets.
One of these. a new latch
ing safety hasp that can be
operated with one hand, COM
bines both a positive door
latch and a locking device,
with an EYE" for insertion
of a paddock. Sleek in de-
sign, the hasp can easily be
snapped closed by a slight
movement of a sliding latch.
The latching safety hasp
works equally well on verti-
cal or horizontal installation.
Another new product in the
hardware field, a barrel bolt
with modern contour, is de-
signed for extra strength and
ease of use. The bolts, avail
able in black and brass fin
ishes, are packed individually
with full thread screws.
A new combination shelf
and closet pole bracket of zinc
plated steel can be used in
residential, commercial and
educational buildings. This
mounts flush to the wall in
Evening star., 1962-05-19
VA Loan
Activities
Administration

Veterans Administration
home loan activity in April
was we'll above the level Of a
year earlier in all but one OF
the four categories the agency
reports, according to figures
released this week.
Housing starts made under
the VA program were 1902
this April compared with
6,076 in April, 1861. Applica-
tions for home loan guaranty
were up from LISA in April
a year ago to 16,075 this year.
The number of appraisal
requests received by the
agency for existing dwelling
units was also up from $500
to 14,456.
Only category In which a
drop was noted between the
two years was appraisal re-
quests on proposed units.
These were 1881 this April
compared with 1873 in the
year-earlier month.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
Cart Eases Cooks Chores

room. This powers the warm
ing oven and supplies juice
to a double electric outlet
built right into the cart
where small appliances like
the toaster and waffle iron
plug in.
This convenient arrange
ment eliminates having a
quantity Of cords dangling
from the cart to the wall
where, in all probability,
there are not enough outlets,
anyway, to serve all the ap-
pliances needed for use at
the same time.
Handsome as well as use
full will characterize the
cooking cart If it is designed
in a wood like west coast
hemlock or Douglas fir. And
If its top, or counter, is made
of laminated maple to serve
as q chop block, the cooking
carts disability will double.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
Air Conditionino

A record 275.ooo American
families this summer are ex-
pected 10 join the ranks Of
the 100000 who already
have installed central air
conditioning. This IS triple
the number that enjoyed the
facility five years ago.
Evening star., 1962-05-19

Division. Att: Mr.. Edward c.
Benfield, le5 Lake street, New
Britain, Conn; Stain-Sapo-
lin Paints, Inc, 2o5 East
Forty.second street, New
York II, 7,N.Y.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
BorreI Bolts and Brackets
By D. IA. DERWlN
Contributing Writer

new construction or it can be
adjusted for use In existing
closets.
Used with or without hook
strips, the bracket gives the
necessary support to shelves
and closet poles.
PeFmonent Stain
Anew color-fast wood stain
has Just been announced.
Ideal for applying on new
wood or where the old finish
has been removed. this stain
produces a hand rubbed
"waxed effect" without the
extra work Of rubbing or
buffing, the maker says. y
Staining is simplicity it
self. using either o soft brush
or q lint free cloth as the
stain flows on easily and
evenly, penetrating the wood
surface and enhancing the
natural grain.
The "waxed effect" stain
shows no marks or raising Of
the wood grain. After over
night drying. it can be buffed
and left as is or coated. de-
pending upon the use to
which the surface is put.
In addition to furniture,
floors. trim, paneling, SidingS
and cabinets may be treated
with the stain where a par
ticular effect Is desired.
Further information about
the articles mentioned above
may be obtained by writing
the manufacturers. They are !:
Misunderstanding Hardware
Evening star., 1962-05-19

A dining area located away
from the kitchen can be in
convenient from the serving
standpoint.
Especially is this true at
breakfast time when there
are many hungry mouths to
feed In a hurry, and the
menu consists of something
like waffles or French toast,
which require constant at
tention.
To beat the problem, clever
home handymen have come
up with q portable cooking
cart.
Evening star., 1962-05-19

board, and even q shallow,
open shelf just underneath
the top for permanent stor-
age of small appliances used
every day.
The cart is hardly larger
than the standard sized met
al serving cart, but is styled
to look like a section of
kitchen cabinetry. When not
in use, it is wheeled back
into the kitchen. There it
can fit snugly into a special.
ly designed niche in q row of
kitchen cupboards and look
for all the world like a per-
manent part of the kitchen
built-ins.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
CUSTOM HOMES

Owner builder completely custom
homes. Unique erehiisetvreI eehisvs-
menis Featured in Washington Post.
All speeievs rooms including So-foet
ground level recreation room. z
messivs stone end brick fireplace
wells. wood Psnslins Throughout.
rome cir eondiiionins. Priced In
mid Sos. well below replacement
cost. For inspection coll ~. s-T77.
1917 Harvey Reed. Wsedsids Park.
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
One Cord Does II

The cooking cart is equip
ped with a single, long Serv-
ice cord that plugs into any
wall outlet in the dining
Evening star., 1962-05-19
Hos Built-Ins

It is different from the
usual type of serving cart
used by many families in that
the cooking cart has a built
in warming oven, utensil
drawers, a tiny dish cup
Evening star., 1962-05-19

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
Demo Platform
(Continued from Page ID

Continued from Page Il
port the best possible school
system for MOntgOm cry
County," the platform said.
I'VE challenge the Republican
opposition to state whether it
would have done otherwise"
The Democrats also pledged
themselves to supporting the
work of the county's Human
Relations Commission and ex-
pressed regret that the Repub-
lican Party refused to accept
our offer to mutually seek solu-
tons to discrimination in our
community"
The Republican platform is
sued last week, made no refer
ence to either human relations
or the local school system.
The Democrats also issued a
supplementary statement, pre-
pared after the final draft of
the platform was written, in
which they said: Rigorous SUI
pervision of wells and septic
systems is essential. Regulations
have been strengthened during
each of the past three years.
Greater efforts in enforcement
and even more stringent regula-
tons will be supplemented as
necessary.
There is nationwide sub
urban problem of avoiding
septic villages on the one
hand and unbridled sprawl of
public sewer and water lines
on the other. We will continue
to seek a balanced and rea-
SOnable course of action
through planned extensions of
the Sanitary District and the
Rural Water Areas to meet
service needs within the
framework of sound land use
planning"
The Democratic platform
pledged to secure adoption of
a general plan for Montgomery
County which will provide for
areas of high and low density
housing, industrial development
and clearly-defined open spaces.
"The planning process should
be responsive to the policy-mak.
ing function of the County
Council" and the Council must
be responsive to a well-informed
citizenry, the platform empha-
sized.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
New Well Rules
(Continued from Page 1l

Continued from Page u
a ''home owners guide" to well
and septic system operation, for
distribution to both prospective
and current property owners us
ing private water or sewer dis
posal systems.
A provision that wells must
be installed in advance of build
ing operations is a principal fea
ture of the proposed new law
on planning and building wells
Another is that chlorinatorS
and disinfectants must be in
stalled in all new wells and ex
listing wells where danger Of
contamination exists.
This will probably prove
the most controversial feature
of the law" said County At
torney Alfred II. Carter, who
drafted the proposed Ordi-
nance. "A lot of people seem
to like their well water Just
the way it is, without the
taste of chlorine or other
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
Hartman
Will Join
Koepenick

Herman G.. Hartman an
nounced his resignation as presi-
dent and manager of Rockville
Stationery Co.
He said Charles G. Stott &
Co. had purchased his interest
in the business and will con-
tinue to operate the business
under the present policies and
with the same personnel"
Donald Lantz has been APP
pointed acting manager and
Edward tNed) Sandel will con-
tinue as sales representative.
Hartman said he would con-
tinue to live in Rockville and
work full-time with Glenn j.
Koepenick, Inc, in the field of
commercial real estate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
SENTINEL S coSTfql nD.
thursday. September s. 1852 Z
chemicals"

chemicals"
A provision prohibiting buried
well seals is also expected to
draw protest from property
owners, although local health
officials point out they "have a
habit of giving trouble" and
cause particular concern when
mid-winter SHOWS cover them,
making their location difficult.
The county attorney stressed
that adoption and enforcement
of the new controls would not
guarantee that after the wells
in operation it would forever be
free of contamination"
The ordinance would also pro-
vide for the licensing and bond
ing of well drillers In the county
and establish areas of response
bility for performance of the
Wells-a deficiency in present
state and local regulations, Car.
ter said.
Meanwhile, it was learned
special State Health Department
team investigating the county's
pollution picture spent a day
here last Wednesday before re-
turning to Baltimore to draft
report.
Asked whether they learned
enough about the problem here
in day to satisfy Them" DR..
Peoples said he understood
"they might be back"
Members of the State team,
gone from their offices Tuesday
to teach a short course for
water and sewage plant oper-
ators," could not be reached for
confirmation of their future
plans.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
Registration
(Continued from Page

Continued from Page II
all new voters on the rolls.
An estimated $4,000 persons
here can win a chance at the
valuable prizes by registering as
voters between now and Sept.
"a, with rowing boards of reg
istry throughout the county.
The Sweepstakes" - in
which top prize so far is a
visit with Gov. j. Willard
Tawes at the State House in
AnnapOlis-has the indorse-
ment of both political parties
and local community leaders.
Chairmen of both the Demo
cratic and Republican State Cen
trail Committees serve on the
Committee for New Voter Reg
istration overseeing the unusual
sweepstakes event.
Other committee members in
clude: Helen F. Derryberry,
president of the Montgomery
County League of Women Vot'
ers; William r. McCallum, presi.
dent of the Allied Civic Group;
Richard Price, jr., president OF
the Bethesda Chamber of Com,
merce; Ross Roberts, president
of the Rockville Chamber OF
Commerce; Ward w. Fetrow
County Farm Bureau, and Rich
ard M. Cooperman, president OF
RMC Public Relations and Ad
vertising.
If you're new to the county
and haven't registered yet
here's your big chance to exer.
else your civic duty and possibly
win worthwhile award in the
process.
Already announce as
awards have been: A luncheon
with U. S. Senator j. Glenn
Beall and a tour of the Capt.
tOl; luncheon with the COun-
ty Council on a regular meet
ing day, during which the
Council members will be open
to questions from the lucky
new voter; a 500 U. s. Saw
ings Bond from the Sentinel
and another, for $25 from the
Maryland National Bank.
The past weeks new sweep
stakes offerings include:
GA $50 savings bond contrib
uted by the Rabinow Engineer
ing Co. of Rockville.
"a second $50 bond offered
by county land developer Der
nard Siegel, owner of the River
Road County Club outsid G
Poolesville.
additional $25 bonds from
Col. e. Brooke Lee, longtime
county political leader; Sub
urban Trust Co., which recent.
ly opened a new branch In
Rockville, and builder-develOp-
er Glen j. KOepenick.
"a $40 gift certificate from
A. Guide Sons, nurseries anc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06

landscapes.
Additional pledges will be con-
firmed within the weeks ahead.
AS the countrywide major drive
to sign up new voters gains inn
petus, the list of contributors of
prizes and free services is Ger.
tain to grow with it-and the
Sentinel will post the names of
all donors weekly.
The Sentinel invites everyone
to get in on the sweepstakes.
Whether as contributor or new
voter, all are sure to benefit
from this public-spirited effort
to insure everyone eligible his
right to vote.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
TAXATION

The RecordThe tax rate for general county
servces-neary everything but schoos-remans we'll below
1854
Virtually all tax rate increases reflect pledge to
support the best possible school system for Montgomery
County We challenge the Republican opposition state
whether they would have done otherwise
In Annapolis achieved unprecedented success in our
efforts to obtain for the County fair share distrbu-
ton OF cigarette tax and school construction monies
The Pledge With reapportonment of the legislature
Montgomery County expect expanded income
from state tax receipts We also continue to work TO-
Wafd III strengthening the county range of
revenue sources 90 prudent debt and (3)
maintaining close critical professional ANALYSIS of all ex
penditure requests
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
EDUCATION

The Record Montgomery County is widely recognized
having of the finest school systems in the United States.
Taxpayers have been getting full value for every dollar
spent We have supported teaching and attracting
and retaining highyquaified teachers We have virtually
eliminated the split shift inherited from the Repub
icandominated Council eight years ago.
The PledgeWe will support the Board of Education in
its efforts to further improve the quality of education in
County school system We will support augmentation of
State minimum teachers salary scale of S4000$6000
We will support State programs for expansion of higher
education in Maryland the expansion and reorganization of
teachers colleges and further expansion of the Junior College
system.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
FAIR REPRESENTATION

The Record-Largely through outstanding leadership of
Montgomery County citizens and the Countys Democratic
delegation to Annapolis taken the first long step
toward fair representation in the General Assembly
The Pledge-We will work permanent plan of re-
apporonmen of both Senate House with automatic re-
distribution upon each We will establishment of
State commission to undertake revision of the State Con-
stution We will work to abolish county unit vote rule
for primary elections We work for congressional dis
trcs of nearequal population geographic continuity and
economic diversity
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
Aids Woodward

Alphonse fluffy" Leemans, a
former outstanding football
player with George Washington
University and the New York
Giants, has been named cam
paign treasurer for Everett H.
Woodward, a candidate for elect
ion to the county Board of Edu-
cation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
HEALTH

The RecOrd-Our Democratic county administration has
been in the vanguard in providing health pro-
grams We are establishing comprehensive mental
health services program
We anticipate that the study commission Special
Youth Services sponsored by the County Council and Board
of Education will provide print for future action to
economically meet the acute and expanding needs of dis
turbed and handicapped children
The Pledge We will work to implement the recon-
mendatons of the Special Youth Services study commission
We support the State Democratic Party proposal to
struct center for mentally retarded children in the Wash
ington
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
TRANSPORTATION

The Record The Democratic administration has been
aggressive in producing plans and programs for
solutions to inevitable transportation problems County and
State highway construction programs have been accelerated
and have taken the lead in supporting regional agencies
The Pledge I'VE will undertake a massive effort of
coordination between county, state and federal agencies to
guarantee quickest impementaon of solutions met
ropoitan transportation problems.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
HOUSING AND RENEWAL

The Record Montgomery County has been and remains
good place to live AS constutionally pos
sibe Democratic delegation moved to obtain urban
newa authority for the County We have adopted housing
hygiene CODE The Democratic Council is doing survey work
leading to workable program to out needed
development rehabilitation conservation of residential
and business
The Pledge-We will implement any program necessary
guard against deterioration of home and businesses in
County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
PUBLIC SAFETY AND MORALS

The Record Montgomery County has outstanding law
enforcement system.
The Pledge Eve will continue to maintain high level OF
proficiency courtesy and morale in system and to sup
port any needed legislative changes.
We will work for mandatory automobile inspection
system office of the Department of Motor Vehicles
and review and revision of the eligibility requirements to
operate motor vehicle
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
WELFARE

The RecOrdOur Democratic Council and delegation has
always given high priority problems aged
capped the chemically ILL., neglected children and others
able to provide for themselves Montgomery Democrats
pioneered their program relief to unemployed even
before federal aid was available
The Pedge-We will continue efforts in support of
to ehabitate welfare recipients make
supporting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
HUMAN RELATIONS

The RecOrdWe take pride in the establishment of the
Montgomery County Human Relations Commission and we
are proud that County the first Maryland to
adopt public accommodations ordinance
The PledgeWe will to support the work of the
Human Relations Commission work toward the eimna-
on of all discrimination in the County will support the
human rights program forth in State Democratic
Platform
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
PLANNING

The Record We have prepared for community review
proposed ongerm general plan for Montgomery County
The Pedge-We will adoption of general plan
which will provide framework for the orderly growth of the
County, with of ID high density and (2) low density
housing; 3) industrial and related development and ()
clearly defined open spaces for recreation conservation and
future needs The planning should be responsive
wellinformed citzenry.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
LABOR

The Record Marylands economy is moving to recovery
from the 196061 recession.
The Pledge-We favor ID further Strengthening state
economic development activities aid distressed 0
adoption of minimum wage law and prevailing wage
legislation 90 revision of the unemployment compensation
law and "a programs alleviate problems of the migratory
worker
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
Here's 1862 Democratic Platform,

The Sentinel last week ran in full the county
Republicans 1862 campaign platform as public
service and herewith publishes full summary of the
county Democrats 1862 platform. We invite all
county residents to study both platforms.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06

grams and support State programs to further reduce stream
pollution and soil erosion to acquire parks and spaces
and to support and encourage good conservation
efforts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
CONSERVATION, OPEN SPACES

The Record Reflectng with adequate park
and recreational facilities flood control SOIL forest
natural resources conservation is the recently approved fed
ealoca agreement for the development of the Upper
Creek Watershed flood control proeca first in nation
designed to provide both rural and urban benefits.
The Pledge We will continue and expand local pro-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06

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80 Buick 4 dr., Auto. $50. 1880
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50 OIds. 4 dr.. Hid. top,
Auto. 49,. I4s5.oo
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Auto. ............. I4s5.oo
SO EdseI 4 dr.. Hid. top.
Auto. ...e.......... BT5.VV
So Buick 4 dr.. Hid. top,
Auto. 1880
SO Opel Sta. Wagon 80. $500
SO OIds 4 dr.. Auto. 80. $500
ST Ford Tudor 8. Auto. -. $500
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SIS Chew. z dr.. Auto. 80. $500
SIS Mercury 4 dr.. -. 49,. $500
SIS Dodge z dr.. ......... 1880
SIS Pontiac 4 dr.. Auto. %. 1880
SO Mercury 4 dr., Auto. :. 1880
SO Ford WAGON, 8 $50. 1880
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MILLER-FIELDS BUICK
300 N. Woshineton Street
Rockville. MaryIond
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

The Records in the past the County Democratic
mnistraton has anticipated future needs the
of crisis criticism has obtained professional
local government structure by the Public Administration
Service.
The PledgeWe will encourage full community review Of
the Public Service Administration recommendations
velop longrange positive program insure continuation
OF an efficient economical and responsive County
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
METROPOLITAN PROBLEMS

The Record-Our Democratic legislators have been eff
ecVe leaders In developing organizations cap
able OF solving our growing Washington problems
Concrete programs underway.
The Pledge-We will continue take the initiative in
proposing and supporting programs solve metropolitan
area problems and we will contribute talents and
sources to produce the regional efforts necessary
needs In areas of planning clean water transportation health
welfare hospitals housing open spaces and