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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14

to the Gaithersburg office.
Woodrow w. Stevenson, a spe.
cial agent for Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Co.. at.
tended a two-week Career
School at the firms home office
in Milwaukee, Wis. Bill Cain
has been named suburban serv.
vice manager for Airport Trans.
port, Inc, a Washington ground
transportation firm with subur.
ban terminals in Silver Spring
and Bethesda. T.. Resignation
of Paul F. Brabazon, vice presi-
dent of AVEMCO Finance Cor.
poration, has been announced
by S. j. Solomon, president and
chairman of AVEMCO's board.
\. Michael Karp has been
appointed director of market re.
search for Vitro Corporation of
America.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
Uniqueness
OF Building
=
Is Cited

OOInplellOIl Vi leCIlIllCdl oeIN-
ices Park, a $1.3 million develop
ment uniquely combining mod
ern office, showroom, labora-
tory, shopwork and product dis
tribution facilities under one
roof in Silver Spring, has been
announced.
Covering about one and one
fourth acres of a five-acre site,
the split level building at Tech
nical Services Park provides
nearly 10000 square feet of
leasable space.
The architectural design, util-
izing color and canti-levered
walkway along the second floor
of the facade, is strikingly SINH
lar to contemporary motel
design.
Located on Linden Lane,
adjacent to the Forest Glen
facility of Walter Reed Army
Medical Center, the light indus
trial site is within minutes of
the Georgia Avenue and Con.
necticut Avenue interchanges of
the Capital BeltWay.
Adapting the building design
to the sloping site enabled
architects Participants & Asso-
ciates to. completely segregate
truck service facilities to the
lower level of the site bordering
the BIO Railroad right of way.
Parking for 257 autos is pro-
vided on the attractively land
scaped site.
Thomas G. Oyster, president
Of a planning and civil engineer.
ing firm in Wheaton, is major.
ity stakeholder of an investment
group which developed Tech.
nical Services Park.
Oyster said the unusual ven,
ture, undertaken and com.
pleted without having a specific
occupant for the building, is
designed to provide prime facil.
tiles for small service type
industries.
"The basic philosophy behind
this project is to take the small
fabricators, distributors and
similarly oriented light indus.
tries out Of the back alleys and
converted stores and warehouse
space.
"At the same time we have
attempted to provide, and !
believe very successfully, for a
mixing of uses, by building
first-class office space along the
front elevation of the building.
The building provides 21,00O
square feet of air conditioned
office space on two levels front
ing on Linden Lane, with mod.
ern fire wall construction divid.
ing the area from the shop and
distribution activities.
Another series of office
suites, each containing 5000
square feet, is provided on the
upper level of the site with
direct access from parking
areas.
Retention of natural wood.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
PEPCO's Additions

Potomac Electric Power Com
pany has reported gross addi.
lions to plant and property dur.
ing the third quarter amounted
to over $25 million and for the
II months ending Sept. 80, SITS
million.
Net income for the third quar-
ter amounted to $6,504,700 com.
pared with $6,101, 900 a year
ago. Net income for the IL
months was $20,147,100 com.
pared with $19,486,50O for the
corresponding period in 1862.
The per share earnings for the
12-month period amounted to
$1.08 as compared with $1.04 a
year ago on the 17,159,094
shares of common stock out.
standing on Sept. 80, 1868.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
Burke Now Associated
With Real Estate Firm

Charles w. Burke, former
owner and operator of Town
and Country Electric, Inc, of
Rockville, is now associated with
the Roger H. Spencer real es-
tate firm.
A former member of the Rock.
crest and Rockville Citizens AS
ISOLATION, the Rockville Lions
Club, Methodist Church, and a
Lone Oak School trustee, Burke
resides at ID George Street in
Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14

lands on the periphery of the
site and heavy investment in
new paintings heightens the
parklike atmosphere of the
development and provides buff
fer screen between the private
homes and the sites.
Leasing agent for Technical
Services Park is c. M. Marstel-
Ter, Jr., Realtor, of 1107 Spring
ST., Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
Doctors Honored

Four members of the Mont
gomery County Medical Society
have been accepted as Fellows
of the American College of Sur.
geons-Jules 1. Cahan, Wilfred
w. Eastman, William Y. Mar
Gus, and Harold S. Tidler, all
of Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
Revenues Reported

Vitro Corporation Of America
has reported revenues of $780,.
S53,476 and a net income of
$230,322 or 10 cents per share
for the last nine months.
Vitro has three divisions in
Silver Spring with head offices
in New York.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
Business Roundup
Zayre Corp. to Open
Two Stores Here Today
By John Saunders
Business Editor

Zayre Corporation sefservice department store
chain with projected $3.50 million volume for 1863 opens
two stores today in Montgomery County at 1921 New
Hampshire Avenue in Silver Spring and 1921 Viers Mill
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
New Fairchild Facility

Fairchild Stratos Corporation
has announced it is establish
ing a new facility at Crestview,
Fla, to perform aircraft over.
haul and modification work.
Start of the new Fairchild
operations at Crestview will
coincide with the completion of
airport Improvements and taxi
way construction. Facility OPP
Grafton will commence by the
end of the year.
The corporation has a Space
Systems Division in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14

A powerful CRAMP could merely
be hindrance of style or work and
deliver no actual pain.
6. Dinner guests do not usually
find any FOOD in the napkins al
though sometimes a roll is placed
in them. They always find a FOLD
in napkins.
Z. Sculptors must sometimes rea.
lie that the BEST they do is not
good enough for everyone. They
would feel the BUST they did was
good enough or they would change
3. Fashion designers say the
SHORT waist Is back again. SHIRT
waist should be one word.
9. Sometimes people cannot eat
New England HARE if the day
makes it contrary to their religious
practice. They can always eat New
England HAKE or fish.
II. Beware the COIN that has
similar sides if you are making a
pet. II CORN has any sides at all,
they are always very similar.
IA. The stove with a LEAK is
soon detected since one would prob
ably smell the gas. A LEX or bien-
NAL could be in cold water on a
stove with a lid on the pot and
never be noticed.
Is. Conspicuous RIPS attract at.
tentlon depending upon where they
occur. CONSPICUOUS RIGS or clothes
may be worn by a character who is
TOO well known to attract any at
tention.
II. A firm NET has no holes but
only spaces intended to be there. A
flrm NUT inside may have tiny
holes in the shell that do not pene-
trate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
Bank Is Sponsor

First National of Maryland
has become the first bank to
become a sponsor of the Mary
land Pavilion exhibit area at
the 1864 Worlds Fair to open
in New York, April %.
Numerous Maryland bust.
nesses are sponsoring the Mary.
land exhibit area in the Fair,
which is expected to have ten
million visitors during the five
months il is open.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
$75O,OOO Earnings

Fairchild Stratos Corpora
tons earnings for the third
quarter of 1863 were $750,000,
or 25 cents a share, compared
to $725,000 for the same period
last year according to w. r.
Beckett, comptroller of the
firm.
Sales for the period were
$14,153,000 compared to S14,611,-
600 for the same period in 1862.
A significant contribution
during the last quarter was the
receipt of a major contract to
design, fabricate and test the
nose section which protects pay
loads atop the Titan III space
vehicle. Fairchild also received
a new contract for the overhaul
and maintenance of C.135B air
craft.
Other major Fairchild pro-
grams include the F.27 turbo.
prop jet aircraft, Meteroid De-
lection Satellites for NASA,
Talos missile airframes, Wealth
er Satellite TV Ground Stations
and the recently reoriented Aux.
iliary Data Annexation Sets to
be used in the RF.4B recon
naissance aircraft.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14

EXPLANATIONS ACROSS
2. Cecil B. De Mile FILLED his
productions with pomp and pagean-
try. He directed, while his photo
graphers FILMED most of the
scenes.
6. When a mans eyes turn to
FLINT or become hard and cruel,
a maiden best beware. When they
turn to FLIRT, she may find him
most attractive.
Z. 1t would be unfortunate to go
out when all the BUSES were full
and one could not get aboard. To
strike out when all the BASES are
full in baseball would be fortunate
for the pitcher.
10. A small CHAT could make
luncheon more pleasant than eating
alone. A small CHIT or tab might
have very high price marked on it.
IL. An ugly country ROAD might
be full of holes and cause a driver
to swerve his car to miss them. Any
TOAD would be in the country and
not in the city.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
Ledling New President

Robert w. Ledling, president
of Samuel E. Bogley of Mary
land, has been named president
of the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chamber of Commerce.
Other officers nominated
were John K. Kildane, first vice
president; c. Edward Nicholson,
second vice president; Joseph
w. Fortuna, third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Josephine D. Favali,
stenographer, and Edward D.
Sacks, treasurer.
Serving on the nominating
committee were Stanley r.
Green, Mrs. Jessie Hilderbrand,
John X. Kilbane, J. Horace
Smithey and Cecil r. Yates.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
Checks Mailed

Christmas Club checks have
been mailed by American Ma.
tional Bank of Maryland to
1,750 club members, an increase
of almost 38 per cent over the
number of the last years mem.
bers. Checks amounted to
$209,639.
Pargas Reports Income
Pargas, Inc. of Waldorf, Md.
with offices in Rockville, have
announced a net income Of
1922, 405, during the ~ months
ending Sept. 30. The figure
represents an increase of 44.3
per cent over last years total.
Sales in the II months just
ended were more than $685..
600, an increase Of 81 per cent
over the prior year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14

IL. Exhibiting his CREST as iden.
tification along with other papers,
an expected visitor could attempt
to enter Buckingham Palace. He
would show no CRUST or nerve if
he were expected.
10. A lucky four leaf CLOVER
would have no competition in the
field. 1t is unlikely that a GLOVER
would have no competition at all
16. OF. is an abbreviation for Old
Testament.
IS. The strength of a single
WANT depends upon its need. A
single WATT would have the same
unit of energy regardless of its
need.
10. With his hand full of KINKS.
a bridge player might rub it and
hesitate to bid while he was so do
ing. Holding four KINGS, he would
be apt to bid something.
EXPLANATIONS DOWN
l. Auctioneers may accept a little
BID with full payment made later
when the bidder leaves. Auctioneers
usually have cashier to accept a
little BIT down or full payment
rather than taking the money them
selves.
2. FIT. is an abbreviation for Fort.
3, The right sort of LOVE should
enable one to see or understand.
better One should see a perfor.
nance better from any LOGE than
from inferior seats elsewhere.
4. Submarine commanders NAV
face a sudden DEPTH if something
goes wrong and they suddenly
plunge. A DEATH would be likely
to take longer.
5. A powerful CLAMP can be very
painful If applied to limb or finger.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
No Winner-Week Of Oc+. 81

Complete Conwod Puzzle that appeared
by General Features Corp
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14

Road IN wheaton.
Two other stores in Falls
Church and Alexandria, Va. will
also open their doors today.
The corporation signed 20
year leases several months ago
to take over four former Tower
Marts in the Washington area.
The Towers locations were
closed after the firm went into
bankruptcy hearings earlier this
year.
Zayre started 7,500-square.
foot experimental store in
Hyannis, Mass. seven years ago,
and now operates go stores in
10 states and Puerto Rico with
a total selling space of more
than AIS million square feet.
Zayre became a publicly
owned corporation in Sept,
1862, selling $4,000 shares of
stock to more than 1400 stock
holders.
Morris and Max Feldberg,
are chairman and vice chair
man of the Board of Directors.
Stanley H. Feldberg is presi.
dent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
C of C to Hold Forum

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chamber of Commerce will hold
their Seventh Annual Con-
sumer-Merchants' Forum Nov.
p at 1890 at the Kenwood
Golf and Country Club in Be.
thesda.
Topic for the forum, which
features a well.known TV and
radio personality as moderator
and a panel of merchants, is
consumer problems.
Reservations are being re.
ceived by the Chamber and in.
terested merchants or organiza.
tons are urged to mail theirs
in. Tickets, which pay for one
merchant and his guest, cost SIS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
Council Formed

A group Of Virginia gentle.
men have formed an Airport
Development Council designed
to bring more business into the
worlds largest and most mod.
ern airport, Dulles Interna-
tional, and the surrounding
Greater Washington area.
The Council will maintain an
office at the airport terminal,
and will work closely with the
Washington Board of Trade
and other organizations in Vir.
ginia and Maryland.
Thomas F. Latta of the First
Chantilly Corporation in Fair.
fax is president.
BUSINESS BRIEFS: Board
of Directors Of the Maryland
National Bank declared the
regular quarterly dividend of
62l5 cents share on the banks
capital stock at their regular
monthly meeting. :. David L.
Brigham, assistant vice presi.
dent of the First National Bank
OF Maryland has been assigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08

NERS. Fred w. Clark has stepped
IVl down as director of the oldest
surviving private day school in Airing
ton County.
This is the first year since she
founded the school in 1927 that she has
not been in active management of its
program, but she remains with it as
cOnSultant
The Teresa Home School Teresa
is Mrs. Clark's first name) was just that
when it started. She operated the
school, the first year for only six pupils,
in her home at 813 North Cleveland
street, Arlington.
In the beginning there was only a
kindergarten. A first grade was added
in 1888 and, later, a second grade. In
the 3OS the student body built up to 40
or IS, the maximum for which the
school is licensed. At its peak there
were six instructors; this year there
are four including the music director.
The building now occupied by the
SCHOOL auJOlnS Ine clark nome and was
built by Mr.. Clark, a lumber dealer,
in 1852.
Mrs. Clark has strong positions on
theories of education. 81 think that you
should start child as early as pos
sible on phonetic reading" she says.
He should learn by sound. We don't
bother with the ABCs as such, although
they do learn their ABCS. But we teach
phOnics, with consonants; we teach by
sound. 1t makes wonderful spoilers.
They can break down a word, and
figure it out"
Dedicated to her students, she also
has been active in furthering private
schools generally. Just after World
War II, when it became obvious that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08

some sort of formal plan for private
schools was long overdue, she went
home one day, following q discussion
of the problem with other educators,
and wrote the constitution and by
laws for the Arlington Pre-School AS
ISOLATION. This was one of the first such
associations in the country and her
documents served as q model in many
areas.
Back then there were many pri-
vate schools, but they didn't have any
aims or detectives" she recalls. I'VE
set up a system of inspection for our
schools; we never had had any before.
And most important, we got recOg-
milton"
Mrs. Clarks students have in
cluded her own three children and one
grandchild so far. Many of her former
pupils have gone into the professions.
One of the students, Hilda Parks, mar
ried and divorced actor Jackie COOgan
and is today an actress on televisiOn.
Mrs. Clark, who has served as pres
ident of the Arlington Pre-School AS
ISOLATION, now called the Northern
Virginia Pre-SchoOl Association, says
the population growth that has made
Arlington more like a city than
county has not helped private schools.
Many in Arlington are closing, she
says, and her own last year had but %
children. The school, however, is con-
tinuing with Mrs. Julius Johnson as
the new director.
For her part, Mrs. Clark plans to
take brief rest and then start writing
eaSy-tO-read books for children. Faith
full to her calling, she says the books
will be 'the kind that are not only fun
to read, but teach the child"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11
Macmillan and Advisers
Confer on Sex Scandal

| Then the cabinet will work out
the governments line on Mon
days crucial debate on Mr.,
Profumo's tangled love life.
lain Macleod, leader in the
British House of Commons and
Joint chairman of the Conser-
vative Party, is cutting his
United States visit short and
returning to Britain tonight.
Mr.. Profumo quit last
Wednesday, confessing he had
had an improper relationship
in 1861 with Christine Keeler,
a 21-year-old party girl.
Although Mr.. Profumo de-
MED any security breach was
involved, Christine at the same
time was the mistress of Capt
Yevgeny (Eugene) Ivanov, ther
the assistant Soviet military at
tache in London. Mr.. Macmil-
Ian assigned Lord Dilmorne, the
lord chancellor, to study the
security aspects Of the affair
Top Scandal in History
Lord Dilhorne's report coulc
lead to a full-scale tribunal Of
inquiry that would inquire into
every corner of the scandal
one of the most sensational in
British political history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11

there were urgent develop
ments.
Among the eight government
leaders closeted with Mr.. Mac
milan was Lord Dilhorne, ST.
year-old head of the judiciary,
who had just completed an in
quiry into security aspects Of
the scandal which broke with
the resignation of War Minister
John Profumo.
Others were the attorney gen.
eral, Sir John Hobson: Deputy
Prime Minister Richard A. But
Ter; Lord Home, foreign secre-
tary; Lord Hailsham, minister
of science; Reginald Maudling,
chancellor of the exchequer;
Edward Heath, deputy foreign
minister; and Martin Red
mayne, the Conservative Party
chief whip in the House of
Commons.
Lord Hailsham is former
chairman Of the Conservative
Party.
Their meetings opened as
soon as Mr.. Macmillan got back
to London.
Cabinet Meets Tomorrow
It presumably prepared the
way for a full scale cabinet
meeting due tomorrow morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11

/ posals that "aim another blow
at property rights in this
country"
This was a reference to an
expected administration pro-
posal to ban discrimination in
all public places and in stores,
restaurants and other enter
prises dealing in interstate
products.
FiIibuster FOreseen
Senator Harry F. Byrd, DEM
ocrat of Virginia. acknowledged
in a 10th birthday appearance
before the National Press Club
that a great racial crisis
exists in both the North and
South. He said he hopes there
will be no violence.
But he said in a later inter-
view Southerners will have no
other recourse than to fill
buster in the Senate against
the measures President Ken
nedy will send to Congress.
If Senators object to the
holding of committee meetings
during the filibuster, Senator
Byrd said this would delay &C
ton on the Presidents tax
reduction bill.
Senator Erwin, Democrat Of
North Carolina, was quoted as
having told the Presidents
brother that if there were dis
orders the administration would
share the blame for them, be-
cause, he said, it had made
promises to Negroes that it
had not kept.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11
Luncheon Honors
Homeless Youths

Twenty = six homeless boys
from the Rodeheaver Boys
Ranch in Palatka, Fla, were
guests of honor yesterday at a
luncheon here with two Flor
ida members of Congress.
Among those attending the
lunch at Hogate's Restaurant
were Reid Hughes, president Of
the Hughes Oil Co. of Daytons
Beach, Fla, sponsor of the
boys trip to Washington; Rep
resentatives Herlong and Mat
thews of Florida and the Rev
Walter Pierce, director of the
Boys Ranch. The lunch was by
courtesy of the Phillips Sc Oil
Co.
The ranch was founded in
1850 by the late Evangelist
Homer Rodeheaver for boy;
who lost their own homes due
to death, divorce, desertion, dis
ability or neglect.