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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-12

he said, "these students are get.
ting very little out of the pres
ent program.
At the last school Board
meeting, Durkin, as head OF
a teachers committee studyin2
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-12
Library Movies

The movies shown on Thurs
day afternoons at 2 p. m. are
proving to he very popular with
the children.
Today. two pictures will ne
shown, THE Pony" and Tiara
the Stonecutter". Admission Is
free.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-12

the spot, it would eventually :
be to the best interest of the
students.
Durkin asked that the re-
moval Of obsolete courses in
industrial arts be replaced with
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-12
Near-Perfect Weather
Draws Over $4,000
TO Community Picnic
By Charles e.. Rendlesham

Over $4,000 happy and excited East Cleveanders
turned out yesterday at Euclid Beach Park in near
perfect weather to enjoy the many free rides and
share in the friendship and good fellowship that pre-
walls al all East Cleveland Community pcnics and was
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-12
James F. bateman Named
Worthy Citizen for 81
Cited for Celebration
Leadership and Other
Community Services

Dynamic Jim Bateman who topped his many years
Of dedicated service to East Cleveland last year by his
successful leadership of the 50th Anniversary Com
mittee got his just award yesterday, when he
selected the communities 1862 Citizen Of the Year.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-12

Results of all the picnic
contest and games, plus
complete list of winners will
appear in next weeks issue
of the East Cleveland Lead
er.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Mystery. l Hour. Reserved for MIR.
Bailey" Efrem Zimbalist, lr. is on
camera alone as Stu Bailey in a desert
ghost town with a psychopathic killer.
(Repeat.)
Evening star., 1962-09-30
q FAIR EXCHANGE.

Comedy. l Hour. When his daughter
lynn Lorins) comes down with tonsiliti5
in London. American Eddie Walker led
die Foy ir.) puts a strain on Anglo
American relations with his quaIms about
British medicine.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

$50 q SING ALONG WITH MITCH.
Music Color ! Hour SoIoists Les
lie Ussams. Louise o'Brien and Gloria
Lambert
@ D. AS MAN.
Crime. John Compton stars. tRepeatl
0 THE FLINTSToNES.
Animated cartoons. Color. Fred Sc
cretIy becomes a ballet pupil in order
to regain form for the big bowling
match
q ROUTE 66.
Adventure. l Hour. Man Out of
Time" Tod and 6m. working as Chi
eago taxi drivers, unearth bit of the
citys sangland past. Luther Adler.
Frank MeHugh. GIenda Farrell and Bruce
Gordon
900 g MOVIE GREATS.
2 Hours. "LIoyds Of London" 1885.
Tyrone Power.
q I'm DIcKENS-HE'S FENSTER.
Comedy Harry and Arch pose as doc
tors to investigate Kate's activities as
a nurse John Astin and Marty IngeIs
$50 q DON'T CALL NE CHARLIE!
Comedy Col. Barker Uohn HUBBARD
plots to disIodse Mckay (Josh Peine)
from his animal dispensary, once the
coIoneFs plush quarters.
q IT SUNSET STRIP.
Mystery. / Hour. Reserved for Mr.
Bailey" Efrem ZimbaIist. Ir. is on
camera alone as Stu Bailey in desert
ghost town with psychopathic killer
tRepeatO
q FAIR EXCHANGE.
Comedy. l Hour. When his daughter
lynn lorine) comes down with tonsiIiti5
in London. American Eddie Walker led
die Foy. ir) puts strain on Anglo
Evening star., 1962-09-30
FRIDAY 0ss7l
Evening. Cont.

90 G INTERNATIONAL SH0WTIME.
! Hour Color "The Great Circus Of
the Women" TAPPED in Ravenna. Italy.
q BOURBON STREET BEAT.
Crime Hour Richard Long. tRepeatl
q THE GALLANT MEN.
Premiere l Hour William Reynolds
and Robert Mcoueeney in new series
dramatizing the soldiers of the Fifth
Army in Italy
q RAWHIDE.
Western. / Hour A farmer is killed
in the course Of a burglary When his
blind daughter joins the trail drive as
a passenger, she is unaware that the
man driving her is her fathers slayer
John Ireland stars. Nina Shipman and
Emile Mayer are featured.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
Debit, Credit
Club Elects
New Officers

New officers of the Debit and
Credit Club, employee organiza-
ton OF Suburban Trust Com
pany, have been elected and will
be installed at a dance February
"a.
The officers are Irwin A. Goe-
bel, president; Alvin E. Hobbs,
vice president; Robert T.
Wilson. treasurer: and Donna E.
Selby, secretary.
The installation dance will be
held in the Crystal Room of
st. Bernards Church in River
dale.
With a membership of more
than 100, the Debit and Credit
Club has a social and welfare
program for members, as well
as charitable and welfare activ-
tiles throughout Montgomery
and Prince Georges counties.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
Coop Officials,
Managers Meet

Thirteen Montgomery Coun.
tians will attend regional
meeting OF Southern States
Cooperative's community adT.
sorry boards, directors Of az
filiated cooperatives, stockhold-
err committee members and local
retail agency managers on Feb
ruary % in Ellicott City.
Slated to attend are: Wilson
Duvall, manager, Armstrong
Service, Olney; Herbert Wat
kins, Robert Tregoning, Tai.
madge Watkins. all Of German
town; Robert Brown and ID. c.
Hottell of Brookeville; Roger
Day of Damascus; William j.
Hines, jr., manager, William ].
Hines and Son, Clifton Link,
Raymond Tate, Douglas O'Keefe
of Silver Spring; Donald Martin
of Spencerville and Charles l..
lLethbridge Of Ashton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13

$40 and the maximum $1,000
Suggestions resulting in bene
fits of an intangible nature and
those which reduce hazards or
otherwise improve safety will
also bring cash awards. a com
bination Of awards could total
Sl100.
DR. c. Taylor Whittier, super
intendent Of schools. said, IL
feel this program will save us
many times the amount of its
cost each year"
Only ideas on the actual oper.
alton of the school system will
be acceptable. The program is
not concerned with the what
and how Of teaching on profes.
sional use Of classroom mate
rails and methods.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
Under Unique Program
Newest College Students
Lin County Police Officers

"This program was established to
provide police officers with the opportun-
ity to acquire professional knowledge of
the management, technical legal, med
ical, psychological and sociological de-
velopments in modern police work
I'm a community like Montgomery
County with constantly growing col
lege-educated adult population it is inn
perative that we provide our police Off
GERS with the professional background
that will enable them to deal with this
type of population on an even plane and
to provide them with the tools for further
professional growth.
I'VE are of the opinion that our
police officers will more than meet this
challenge. -"
The program is open to each perma-
nent-status Montgomery County police
officer who has earned a high school
diploma or high school equivalency GER
tificate.
Costs OF naturalization fees, tuition
fees, textbooks and other supplies will be
paid by the county government. Partici-
pating officers will attend the classes
during off-duty hours.
There is possibility that degrees
OF associate in arts Or associate in science
VIII be offered by the University of Mary
land in the future.
Although but two courses are now
being held for the officers, there also is
the possibility, because of the great
interest shown, that the number Of
courses running at the same time will be
increased.
NO summer classes will be held; next
courses are expected to begin shortly
after Labor Day in September.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
School Opens
February 10
In TwinbrOok

A number of Rockville stu
dents who have been attending
classes in churches this week
will have their own school.
Carl Sandburg Elementary
School is scheduled to open Feb
ruary 16 with 10 classrooms.
The building is situated on
Meadow Hall DIR. in Twinbrook.
On opening day. two sections
of third graders and combina-
ton second and third grade of
Meadow Hall Elementary will
move into the new school from
Twinbrook Baptist Church.
At the same time, four second
grade sections of Rocking Horse
Road Elementary will move
from MILAN Memorial Meth
odist Church.
School officials said Carl
Sandburg will not operate as a
separate school until next Sep
TENDER. Until then, Mrs. Elsie
]. Pohle, Meadow Hall principal,
and William G. Kincaid, Rock
ing Horse Road principal, will
share administrative RESPONSE
bility.
Any new pupils planning to
enter Carl Sandburg next year
should register at either Mead
ow Hall or Rocking Horse
Road.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
Dear Abby
Heads Easter
Seal Drive

Abigail van Buren,, whose
Dear Abby" syndicated column
Of advice is widely read, is the
national chairman Of the 1862
Easter Seal campaign, accord
ing to the Easter Seal Treat
ment Center In Rockville.
AS Mrs. Morton Phillips, she
leads busy private life as wife
of a Los Angeles businessman
and mother Of two teen-agers.
She has been an Easter Seal
volunteer and a board member
Of the California Society for
Crippled Children. Her father.
in-law is a member of the board
Of the National Society for Grip.
pied Children.
She will visit the White House
with the Easter Seal poster
child March Is 10 start the
Easter Seal campaign.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13

Congressman Charles Nee.
Matthias has invited Secretary
of Labor Arthur Goldberg to ac-
company him on a personal in
spection tour of the unemploy-
ment situation in critical areas
of Western Maryland.
Matthias disclosed he has ask.
ed the Labor Secretary to be his
guest on tour of the labor
surplus areas around Cumber-
land and Hagerstown 80 that
he could have first.hand knowl-
edge of our situation"
The Cumberland labor market
has a current unemployment
rate OF 73 per cent, Matthias
said, and the Hagerstown labor
market has one of 9.8 per cent.
Both of these are currently
designated by your department
as areas of substantial and per.
sistent employment" Matthias
told Goldberg in a telegram.
The Secretary Of Labor last
week made a personal inspec-
ton Of shipyards and the Mar
tin Barietta Co. in the Baltimore
industrial area, and had invited
Matthias to join him.
Previous commitments pre-
vented Matthias from making
the tour. He said that while he
favored efforts to bring jobs to
Maryland, he felt steps to inn
prove employment in Western
Maryland should not be
neglected.
In a related development this
week, Matthias noted the De-
Tense Department has requested
Congressional approval of the
purchase of five Fairchild F-27
airplanes.
He said this reversal of the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
Expert Mail Service

Col and Mrs. L. Hilbert
Crawford of Rockville are
convinced that some diligent
employee in the broad reach
es Of the u. S. postal system
is worth his weight in crystal
balls.
The Cranfords received a
letter the other day from
North Pole, Alaska, address
ed 10 them simply at Fails
Road, Maryland"
Scrawled across the en-.
velope when the Cranfords
got 1t were the words, "Poto.
mac, Md."-apparently writ.
ten by the alert postal EN-.
ployee who was able TO
figure out which Falls rd.
the writer meant.
"How 1t ever reached us is
a mystery" says Col. Gran.
ford, unmindful Of the fact
that neither snow, nor rain,
nor gloom of night" alb.
sent.minded address.writers
49," shall stay these couriers
from the swift completion Of
their appointed rounds"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13

land when President Madison
lied to Brookeville via Hunger.
fords Tavern in Rockville dur.
ing the White House fire in the
year OF 1872.
The organized Montgomery
County Postmasters will meet
Valentines day to perfect plans
for a banquet to be held March
"a celebrating Maryland Day
which comes on Sunday. March
%. this year.
Postmaster Boswell, president
OF the group, will give each Of
the "A pOstmasters a "Valen.
tine" containing Instructions for
their part in making this the
largest banquet ever put on by
the Postmasters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
Jerry Williams
To Run Again

County Council member jerry
Williams this week put an end
to speculation about whether he
would seek a third term by an.
nouncing he has filed for re-
election as the representative
of the First Council District.
Williams, who underwent ma.
jor surgery last year, said his
physician have pronounced "in
good shape again" and that he
will campaign actively for re
election to the seat he first won
in 1854.
He is co-owner of the Damas.
Gus Insurance and Real Estate
Agency and director of the
Bank Of Damascus, the Damas'
Gus Utilities Company and the
Damascus Chamber of Com.
merce.
A former vice-president Of the
Montgomery County Farm Bu'
reau, Williams has been an of.
fetal appraiser for the Veterans
Administration.
He is d member Of the Damas
Gus and Laytonsville District
Volunteer Fire Departments and
a memhMr of the Mount Tabor
Methodist Church.
He and Mrs. Williams have q
daughter and one grandson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
Suggestion System Begins
For Employees Of Schools

Original ideas on how 10 run
a school system with less money
or more efficiency will soon be
worth anywhere from $40 to
Sll00 to Montgomery County
public school employees.
The Board Of Education will
launch its first employee sug.
gestion program February IS.
The program was approved
by the board last year and
money was provided in this
years budget to put the pro.
gram into action.
Cash awards will be made on
the following basis. 10 per cent
Of the first years savings where
the suggestion results in say.
ings that can be measured in
time or material. Minimum is
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13

Seventy members of the Montgom-
cry County Police Department have been
enrolled in a professional advancement
program that is frankly described as an
effort to further enhance the favorable
image residents of our community
already have of our police officers"
Indications are that officers of the
force are enthusiastic about the idea.
Latest count shows that 1875 of the
348-man force have applied to participate
in the program, thought to be the first in
the nation to be underwritten by local
governmental jurisdiction for its officers.
Called the Police Science Training
Program, it is an off-campus college level
series of academic courses designed to
provide the officers an opportunity to
earn Police Professional Advancement
Program Certificate from the University
of Maryland
The program includes 80 semester
hours of required accredited courses in
composition and American literature,
speech, composition and rhetoric, Amer
lean government, psychology sociology,
crlminology and approved electives
An information and registration Ses-
sion was held at the new County Service
Building in Silver Spring, February 8.
First courses - three hours of English
and three hours of sociology - began
Monday night and will run through June
6.
Course instruction under Maryland
University professors will be held at
Wheaton-Glenmont Police Station. Con-
tent is to be directly related to police
work
In letter to officers accepted for
the first course, county officials pointed
out:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
Child Study
Workshop
Scheduled

Annual spring workshop of
The Montgomery County Parent
Child-Study Advisory Board will
be held February 27.2S at Whea-
ten Presbyterian Church.
Topic for discussion is "Liv.
ing Successfully from Day to
Day." with DR.. Walter B. Waet-
jen of the Institute for Child
Study, University of Maryland,
as speaker.
Sessions each day will begin
at $3.50 am. and end at 2:15
pm. The church is situated at
Paul DIR. and Church la. in
Wheaton.
Babysitters and coffee will be
provided for both sessions.
The Parent Child.Study Group
was begun in Montgomery
County II years ago and has a
program including individual
group meetings of parents; BIZ
monthly leadership training
meetings; and twice a year
workshops.
Leadership training meetings
are under the direction of Owen
Knight, supervisor Of pupil per-
sonnet for Montgomery County
schools, and workshops bring
in guest speakers from the Uni
versity Institute for Child Study.
The group brings together
parents with common interests
and mon experiences.
Through interchange of expert
ences and ideas, it helps parents
find ways of reaching decisions
relating to their own situations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
Influenza Outbreak
Expected to Worsen

Montgomery County faces
an influenza outbreak of cpl
demic proportions - and for
residents who have not been
immunized there's little more
to do than sit tight.
DR.. w. ]. Peoples, county
health officer, reported high
rate of absenteeism in Bethesda
schools last week and predicted
that the illness will make its
way through the county before
abating.
The disease is not a severe
one, medical authorities say,
but three or four days of con-
valescence are essential to pre-
vent recurrence.
So far, DR.. Peoples said two
cases of Type B virus have been
isolated in the Bethesda area,
were elementary school absen-
teeism has been running high
est.
Two schools reported more
than 40 per cent of their stu.
dents out, while another topped
the so per cent mark.
Many persons in Montgomery
County had immunization shots
earlier in the winter and they
are fairly well protected against
the disease.
For persons who have not
been immuniZed, preventive
measures now would be almost
futile, since the flu vaccine
takes from two to four weeks
to provide immunization.
The disease, which has already
hit hard at other counties in
Maryland - it has reached its
peak in st. Mary's County and
is now rapidly declining there
attacks school age children and
older persons, over IS, hardest.
Several nursing homes have
reported several cases. DR..
Peoples said older people are
particularly susceptible to pneu-
monia after getting influenza.
This particular outbreak is
characterized by sudden onset
of fever, headache and watery
eyes. Older children and adults
complain of aching back and
limbs. There are occasional
gastro-inestinal symptoms. Fe-
yer lasts two to three days, but
may return If the sick person
tries to resume normal activity
rs soon as the fever disappears.
Persons attacked by the di-
sease, DR.. Peoples said, should
go home and to bed immediate
ly, drink plenty of fluids and
get in touch with their family
doctor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
Coyle Urges
More Interest
In Schools

Speaking before a meeting of
the Maryland Suburban Dry
Cleaning and Laundry Associa-
ton this week, William E. Coyle
of Silver Spring urged members
to take a greater interest in the
Montgomery County school sys-
tenn.
1.-THE schools of our county
are your greatest asset" Coyle
said, "for the assurance of the
vital growth of the county and
the most important service you
can provide your customers,
present and future"
In addition Coyle, who recent
ly announce his candidacy for
the Board of Education of Mont
gomery County, emphasized
that the county school opera
ton has grown to gigantic pro-
portions. spending the equiva-
lent of the gross annual sales of
Wheaton Shopping Plaza of $50
million, or approximately ST mil
lion every week of the year"
Coyle also suggested that in
dependent businessmen, whose
children attend the county
schools, continuously re-evaluate
their potential by keeping in
formed of the many planning eff
forts pow in progress to cope
with the exploding expansion of
the county.
The School Board candidate
was introduced by Harold Blei-
cher. William Crane, association
president, presided.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
Sales Tax Take
Up l8 Per Cent

State Comptroller Louis l..
Goldstein announced this week
that sales tax collections for the
month of January, amounted to
$10,225 ,426 consisting of 1884
COG tax on monthly returns and
S270,820 tax, penalty and inter-
est collected as a result OF as
sessments. The actual tax col
lections are 1870 more than
last year. Total collected for
the month, inclding assess
ments, is 20.10@o more than last
year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13

Harking back to the good old
days. of the one room county
schools when the teachers set
up Valentine post offices made
OF wooden boxes Postmaster
Wilton Boswell Of Brookeville
will deliver to each postmaster a
valentine from the old home.
made wooden box once used at
the Brookeville Post Office,
established in 1902.
This may have beer the same
box used by the first Brooke.
vile Postmaster, Caleb Bentley.
when President Madison found
shelter with him in August,
1914
Gaithersburg, formerly Forest
Oak Post Office, was still farm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
Crooks Is Named
.Jaycee of Month

Robert F. Crooks, a produc.
ton assistant with Columbia
Sales and Service. was named
"Jaycee of the Month by the
Kensington Wheaton Junior
Chamber of Commerce at their
recent meeting.
Crooks was selected on the
basis of his Craftsmanship of
the Awards Night party last
month at which County Coun-
Gil member Joe M. Kyle received
the groups distinguished serv-
ice award.
In addition, Crooks headed the
committee which collected over
1900 used Christmas cards
for distribution to Children's
Hospital.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
Matthias Invites Goldberg
To Tour Western MARYLAND

Air Forces views Of the plane is
the result of "a concerted effort
on many fronts"
Matthias also said that a
major factor in this reversal
oil Air Force policy toward the
F-27' was "the great faith in
this alrplane which has been ex.
hibited by the manufacturer and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13

the people who work so hard in
its construction"
Approval of the plane order,
observers noted, could relieve
the unemployment situation in
Hagerstown, where FairchiId
last year was forced to curtail
its plant operation because of
a drop-off In federal contracts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
Rifle Class Set

A beginners rifle class spon
sored by the Montgomery Coun
ty Department of Recreation
will begin February % at 4
pm. at Veirs Mill Recreation
Center.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-13
County Postmasters
Exchange Valentines

Inc postmasters of Montgomery County have an I'M
usual Valentine ceremony in store for them when they
meet tomorrow, February H. at the Gaithersb,ro POST
Oince as the guests OF Postmaster and Mrs Maurice
~NeANi'SV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
By LESLIE LIEBER Til, Weeks Rovirg Eai.o,

Who really called off Grace KeIly's movie
comeback? After two weeks sEeufhing our
reporter learned fIse answer JfrO" MOnGcO's
in the street
CARLO
HE ANNOUNCEMENT some time ago that Her Serene
Hghness Princess Grace of Monaco NOT going back
to Hollywood shattered almost much public serenity
had her few months earlier that she would
temporarily turn her back her palace and in
''Marnie," an Alfred Hitchcock thriller
The for the Princess sudden back-down her
return to Hollywood mysterious than her
original decision go back To ferret out the solution to
the intriguing puzzle this reporter wearing dark glasses
spent two furtve weeks seeking scuebu in that sunny,
365-acre gambling and no-incometax haven the
Principally of Monaco.
But before reveal the the question that has
created such international suspense let's through
quick review of events that led my delicate mission
Sensation No. had Auttered the hearts and headlines
of the world in March, 1862 the that of his
torys richest Cnderellas returning her prepumpn
days movie star. What had happened clamored the