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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16
Photo Contest
Entered By Four

Four Montgomery County
photographers are among the
early exhibitors In the Family
and Child Services of Washing.
ton photojournalism exhibition
which opens in June.
They are Martin Miller of Be
thesda, Sabine D. Fitch and Alex
Jacobs, both of Silver Spring,
and John Dexter of Bethesda.
The exhibition, entitled THE
Faces of Washington" is aimed
at a Photographic appraisal of
modern m ctr opolitan life.
Prizes include savings bonds
and engraved silver trophies.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16
Fairchild
To Locate
In County

Plans for development of
a $40 million satellite center
at Germantown, eventually
employing as many as 5000
people, were laid before the
County Council Tuesday by
the top official of the
project.
Edward Uhl, president of
Fairchild Stratos Corp, de.
scribed details of plans pro-
posed by the firm for a 106-
acre tract opposite the Atomic
Energy Commission off Route
70-S in supporting a request for
sewage which would be needed
to operate the center.
Uhl said Fairchild intends to
use the Montgomery County
tract to consolidate operations
of the company which now has
outlets in Hagerstown, Long
Island, N. Y, Manhattan Beach,
Cal, and st. Augustine, Fla. He
emphasized, however, that the
HagerstoWn branch not only
will remain in operation, but
will be expanded.
Eventual expansion of the
county operation, Uhi predicted,
will result In an annual payroll
of about $S5 million. He said II
will be used primarily for ex.
perimental and technical devel.
Opment of varied prototypes
rather than manufacturing.
During the discussion, Uhl
brought out that Fairchild al
ready has under construction a
laboratory and experimental
center off Route 70+S, a short
distance north of Rockville,
where some 200 persons will be
employed with its completion
next summer. He said he ex-
poets the facility will be retain
ed by the company after the
G er mantown project is
launched.
Initial plans cali for construc-
ton of a headquarters building
to be occupied within two years
by more than 200 administers
tive and technical professionals,
the Council was told. Eventual
development will create a cam
pus type" of operation including
a number Of buildings over a
period Of about 10 years." Uhl
said.
Montgomery County was
selected for the operation, Uhl
asserted, because Of the areas
reputation for resources and
international prestige" along
with It's cultural and education
al facilities.
While the firm specialized In
the production Of military air.
craft for many years, the presi.
dent said, its program has been
spread more recently to the de-
velopment of missile and space
projects. He noted that Fair
child Is currently working on a
satellite that will be the largest
ever sent into orbit when it Is
completed In about a year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16

form of special interest politics
themselves; using your own
money to mislead you. Sum-
mary dismissal of the official
involved in this activity should
be seriously considered.
SO. 1t is high time the local
member P-TA's called a halt to
the autocratic activities of the
entrenched minorities who con-
troll the MCCPTA as it is a
gross distortion of fact to
claim representation of the 1872
member associations. Delegates
should be instructed now to en-
act rules that will put an effec-
tive public muzzle on any state
ments or activities by MCCPTA
involving issues which have not
been fully discussed and voted
on by the local P-TA's, and the
detailed results of such voting
should be publcized along with
any such statements or actions.
Citing widespread opposition
to the law in his announcement,
P-TA Council President Willard
Cass pointed out: "In the only
current and authoritative study
of school board election pro-
cedures this method was found
to be the worst possible pro-
cedure for selecting a board of
education"
He referred to the study of
methods of electing school
boards throughout the nation
made earlier this year by the
American Association of Uni
versity Women in which the
addition of a primary at the
time of the party primary cleo
tons was judged the least
desirable of all possible meth
DDS of electing school boards.
Selection of school board
candidates at the time of the
party primaries" said Cass,
will tend to move the educa-
ton of our children squarely
into the political arena. We are
unalterably opposed to any
measure moving in the direc-
ton of changing the non-parti-
san nature Of school board cleo
TONS"
I'm addition" he continued,
independently registered voters
must have a voice in the selec-
ton of the board of education.
Because of the novel provisions
of this law, it will operate to
the disadvantage of the regis.
tered independent who has
never before been permitted to
vote in a party primary cleo
ton. Also, only a small proper.
ton of all registered voters par
ticpate in any primary election.
Thus, this law which purports
to guarantee election of candi.
dates by a majority and has this
single goal as the only excuse
for an otherwise cumbersome
innovation will actually result
in selection of school board can
didates by minority of Mont
gomery County residents"
Finally" Cass concluded,
primary elections are tradition
ally confusing affairs. The 1862
primary saw more than 125
names on the Montgomery
County ballot. School issues are
too important to be submerged
in the weller of more than lbs
partisan campaigns"
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Perusse Elected

DR.. Roland /. Perusse, Bethes-
da, has been elected chairman
of the Maryland Citizens Com
mittee for Fair Congressional
Redistricting. Also elected to
two-year terms as executive sec
rotary and treasurer were John
H. Douglas and Mrs. Jesse Or
lansky, both of Chevy Chase.
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2 More Schools
To Be Enlarged

Plans for additions to two
elementary schools in fast
growing areas of Montgomery
County have been approved by
the County Board of Educa-
ton.
The projects included an
eight-room addition to Congress
sional Elementary School in
Rockville and a five-room ex-
pansion of Potomac Elemen-
tary. Because of the continu-
ing growth Of the areas they
serve, plans for both are being
pushed as rapidly as possible,
school officials said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16
To Attend Institute

Ronald E. Redmond, q Ger
man instructor at Northwood
High School, has been chosen
as a participant in the German
Summer Institute to be held at
Albright College, Reading, Pa.
from June II to Aug. 3.
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CHE, which strongly sup
ports the four newly-elected
conservatives who dominate the
School Board, hit sharply at a
plan announced Sunday by the
Montgomery County Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations to
collect 10000 petition signatures
by June l to force the referen-
dunn.
Under the bill, pledged by
county Republicans in their
platform last fall, School Board
candidates would have to seek
nomination in a primary
staged at the same time as the
regular party primaries = and
then two candidates would be
squared off against each other
in the general election.
Republican legislators said
they were insisting on their
move-despite strong opposition
from major community groups
to insure that a SUCCESSFUL
School Board candidate would
in the future be elected by a
majority of the voters. Ere
quently in the past candidates
who have run only in the gen
eral election have been elected
by a plurality of votes but not
q majority of those cast.
In a Dear Neighbor" letter
this week to county P-TA heads,
President William E. Yost Jr.
of CHE declared:
"You have been asked by
MCCPTA to secure petition sig
natures to cause House Bill $50,
requiring School Board candl-
dates to announce and appear
as Primary Candidates, and re-
Gently signed into law by Gov
ernor Tawes, to be put to a
referendum in 1864.
I'VE urge you not to allow
yourself or your organization to
be used in this manner or for
2nis purpose for the following
reasons:
81. Those who sponsor these
petitions are either ignorant or
have wilfully misStated the
facts. In either case you should
not embarrass your local mem
bership nor degrade your office
by joining in this purely politi-
cal attempt to defer the will of
the voters expressed last No.
vember and ratified by the
State Legislature and the Gov
ernor.
q. Those who sponsor these
petitions have Illegally used
funds paid In to a treasury to
enter a political controversy in
a partisan manner. Make no
mistake on this point; this is
clearly a move by those per-
sons representing the philoso-
phies defeated at the polls last
November to preserve the free
for-all high-man-wins type of
election for one more election.
They are charging Politics to
those interested In a fair cleo
ton where the winner must
have a clear majority, all the
while practicing the lowest
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MASS. AVE Spacious brk. Cape
Cod, hv. rm., sep. din. rm., kit.
with bkfst. rn. and powder rm. on
1st flr z bedrms. and 2 baths on
garage. Ewes. Call EN-. 2-2s7s.
Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
Realtor OIL 2-70O6
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tcONTINUEDl

ARL-, CLOSE N 6oo-unit garden
snc new de luxe development elev.
bldg effics.s J. z and ; bedrms d,
some with balconies and patios. air
cOnd-, swim pool some garages.
Close 70 bus Navy Annex Penta-
Eon, churches, schools. DORCHES-
TER APIS 900 Columbia pike,
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OHEV 7 OHADE
vacant-B lessed Sacrament and
L lafayette School area. A good
brick home for the large or grow
ing family. bedrooms, ava baths,
LIST floor den, modern k tch e n.
Priced in upper sos. Call WO.
$500 til 3. EDW. H. JONES &
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MASS. AVE. HILLS

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FOREST-ST. AN.
DREW'S PARISH - Picture b 90 k
setting for this beaut. A-bedrm., )
bath rambler. Extra lge. liv. rm.,
din. nm, picture windows Rec.
nm, office, and garage in bsmt.
Extreme privacy on this ] and
one-siXth acre lot Half-wOoded
overlooking Sligo Park. S37,9So.
LLEWELLYN co.
IL. $500 IL. S.I22A
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lcoNTIRUEDl

ALABAMA AVE. AREA s-E.-EV-
ERYONE is WELCOME at the
new sir-cond. LINCOLN HOUSE
APARTMENTS, at $4,000 Congress
s.. sc. Private balconies and pa
noss modern kitchens with dispos-
ais, walk-in closets, off-street
parking bus stop at door, walk to
schools churches and shopping cen
ter.
DIRECTIONS: Off Ala b a m a ave.
Sc (oetWeen 18th and 18th sts.D, 3
blocks from 81. Elizabeths Hospital.
NOhWITZ REALTY CO., JU. SAozl
Eve RA. 33s33 VIZ. Ends, 10. 1850
Atlantic st. Sc, 108
Mod. I-bedrm., apis, from SIS per
mo. Mod. equip. kits COW. to
everything, inquire Ice Atlantic 81
Sc. Apt. 2o4, or call Res. Mgr,
ssl-lAo[
BOILING AREA-7 bedrms., rede-
eorated $3.50 plus utils. Phone
EN-. 1874.
BOILING FIELD, Naval Research
area Sc. Walking dist 70 EastOver
shop. ctr, churches, schls., express
busline, IS minis. via Woodrow Viii
son Bridge to Alex. l-bedrm., S7q 50
2-bedrm,, So 50. Incl. all utils.
SOUTHERN HILLS APIS, 800 Liv.
inRStOn ter. Sc. 10. 9-67q7
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CONTINUED

ATTRACTIVE 3BEDRM. LUXURY
APT, Fully air eoud. with balcony,
overlooking lovely secluded wooded
area. Va baths. Located IN deara-
BE garde n-type development IN
nearby country club section Of
Bethesda. Adults only. Rent $50
incl al utils. Phone stz-6o5l.
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HUGH T. PECK. REALTOR.

FIRST TIME OFFERED
New Rte. ~, close-in (White Oak),
charming white brick rambler on
l-ACRE. bedrms., 2D7 baths, rec.
rm., scr. porch, centrally air con-
ditioned.
GRAHAM CORP. JU. 5000
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FIRST OFFERING

4AbO L ~ l. GANA4NS
Of a splendid Colonial brick resi-
dence, located in the heart of
Chevy Chase. Close to schools and
transportation. This home has unu-
sual features, and abounds in ex-
tras. Featuring large living rm.
with paneled fireplace wall, family
dining rm., attractive den and
brand new de luxe kitchen of to-
day-all on LIST fir. Upstairs are ;
fine bedrms. and z tiled baths.
Stairway to finished, large heated
studio. Perfect for children. Splen-
did recreation rm. in full bsmt.,
with parquet floors. Large level
lot, with fenced and paved play
court. And, additional garden at
tached to it, in the rear. Priced in
the low Dos, and will sell quickly.
Call KE. 1880 It'll 2 pm.
Sbo-,nop e. T11obc
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HOUSES uNFURN. TO RENT

ARL.-Vac., 2 bedrms., rec. rm.,
scr. porch, oil heat, Sll0 per mo.
S7a-1doS
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aAa.n676

KENSINGTON-On Of todays best
level with sep. din. nm, ;
bedrms., baths, rec. rm., off
street park ing, side walks and
close to SCI ools, Sls,95o. OIL.
SASS
pTTpTOAr Uyx-T u-Uru nErron
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BETHESDA-SUMMER A-bedrm.,
2H7.bath Williamsburg Colonial fea-
turing lge. liv. rm. with firepl.,
formal din. rm., modern kit. with
eating space, den Cor bedrmO and
full bath on LIST. Partially finished
rec. rm., Va bath and bi. garage
in lower level. Realistically priced
N losu Ine
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FIT. SUMNER HILLS
home in a superb loca-
ton. First floor den and powder
room, 4 bedrooms, z baths on sec
ond. Full b m e n I, recreation
room, powder room, and hobby
room. Large patio, beautifully
lsndscsped yard. Evenings, Mr..
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LET'S TRADE

YOUR SMALLER HOME
For this attractive. 3-bedrm.
Brick rambler. Sep. din rm.,
kitchen, table space Den, full
bsmt.. nice lot CT, no money
down. FILA. minimum down.
MANOVILL REALTY CORP, 949-
S440, REALTOR.
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REALTORS SINCE 1905

DAMASCUS ExpandabIe Cape Cod,
2-bedrm. home, family kit, liv.
rm. and bath on LIST fir. Full
bsmt. with outside entr., laundry
and rec. rm. facils. Lifetime alum.
siding, jalousied front Torch, com
pliments I'M US tally handsome
landscaping, country living on ov.
ersiZed lot. FLA down paymt. only
500 plus settlement costs. KAY
BOWLING REAL ESTATE CO.,
INC WI g-sAS0
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BOILING
VIEW
APARTMENTS

MAX bULLING FIELD
Large modern apt. completely redec.
GRATED. bedrm. from $50. Liv.
nm. lzxl9 IT,, full dinette, large
kitchen. A few furnished apis. avail.
able. Rental office corner Ind and
Orange SITS. Sc. 10. 2-4270. PORET.
SKY 4 SONS, MANAGEMENT.
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Realtors Since 1905

FOXHALL ROAD AREA!-Magnifi-
cent new town house. Gorgeous
woodland setting. Quiet dead-end
street. bedrms., "a baths, draw
ing room l5X2e. Large library. Ev-
cry convenience! TRADE YOUR
OLD HOME! Call MR.. PATRUM,
DE. 2-l4lo.
Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
Realtors DI. I-l4ll
CT, N.E.-Only one left. z bedrms.
No S down, FLA. Call Agent, Mr..
Williams, AID. 4-l430 or RIA. 6-5227.
HOME OWNERS STOP and call
now If thinking of selling more
money here and faster service.
Also urgent need for several apt.
houses. Agent, Mr.. Williams, AID.
--l430 or RIA. SSH.
GLOVER PARK Newly dec, mod
ern kit. with dishwasher and dis
pOsal. Air conditioners, bedrms.,
baths, rec. rm., garage, new
washer and dryer, Wv. Competing
Ready to move right in. 22l2 3sth
pl. NV. SAT 500. Call 33s-2so4 to
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The Supreme Court, unani.
mousIy upsetting its own de-
cision Of 20 years ago. ruled
today that State courts must
provide free counsel for penni-
less defendants in non-capital
criminal prosecutions.
The landm ark decision,
which sets a new Nation wide
standard for conduct of State
trials, was one in a package
Of opinions handed down today
buttressing the rights Of pau
pers in State trial and appellate
court.
The court also:
/. Struck down, 6-3. a Cali
fornia practice under which an
appellate court may check q
trial record itself TO see If an
INDECENT defendant requires APP
pointed counsel to carry an
appeal to the same court. Dis
senting in the case were Jus
tees Harlan. Stewart and
Clark.
2. Held. So. that the juris-
diction of Federal courts to re-
view State convictions on
habeas corpus is not affected
by procedural defaults incurred
by the defendant during State
court proceedings. Again dis
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scrambled, don't blame the
Council spokesman: his motives
are beyond repoach.
The presentation ceremony
Is scheduled for II am. to-
morrow outside the House
wing Of the Capitol. A manure
spreader win chug up Capitol
Hill towing two farm wagons
- one containing All Club
youngsters, the other bearing
Poultry Princess Carol Anne
Kleinwachter OF Preston, Md,
and the double-yolk eggs. After
appropriate flourishes, the 4-H
kids will deliver cartons OF
eggs TO every Senator and Con-
gresham.
Council executives hope the
stunt, II they can pullet off.
win be a big break for National
Egg Month.
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PRESS AGENT CAN CROW
The Hill Will Become
A Nest of Egg Heads

A heroic. II slightly cracked
feat Of press agentry came "a
light here today:
The Northeast Poultry Pro-
ducers Council. clucking with
pride, has assembled some zoe
dozen double-yolk eggs foi
presentation 10 members Of
Congress tomorrow In support
OF the Councils slogan
"Double-Yolk Energy for Con-
gress."
The Council, which believes
1t Is better to light o candle
than TO curse the darkness OF
obscurity. inspected something
like 270 million eggs from 70
million hens In the IA north
eastern States to find the zoe
dozen rare double-yolk eggs. II
these figures seem Q little
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SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 10
(AP) IA bomb exploded in the
overseas section Of the Post
Office at San Francisco Inter-
national Airport today. injuring
two clerks.
Postmaster John Fixa said
the explosive package appar-
entity arrived from overseas. II
exploded at $3.50 am. A small
fire touched off by the blast
was extinguished by other
employees.
About so persons work in the
facility at the airport.
Injured were David BELOW
80, Redwood City, and Robert
Kingman. AZ. San Francisco.
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dom Of our old republics" Mr.
Kennedy said. mot the accu.
mutation OF gold for a few. but
in search Of a better way Of
life for all our people"
Mr.. Kennedy noted that Mr..
Orlich had called for effort,
sacrifice and hardship neces-
sary to preserve the right OF
each man, each woman and
each child to live in dignity"
Allied for Victory
1--WE are here, Mr.. President,
to join with you in that effort. |"
Mr.. Kennedy said. I'VE come
as allies, and through our al
lance we win forge the ulti-
mate victory in our grand
Alianza para ell Progreso (Al-
lance for Progress) !"
Mr.. Kennedy said the Carib-
bean area sis the scene now of
new states achieving independ-
ence and 1t Is the home Of an
old associate which has tenn
porarily lost its freedom to for
eign rule"
This was a reference to
Fidel Castro's Cuba. The as
sembled Presidents of Costa
See CONFERENCE, Page AS
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vaccine. The standards add to
those published last August.
The publication of standards
in the Federal Register win be
the final step before the actual
licensing of qualified pharma-
ceutical firms to manufacture
the two kinds of vaccine. These
firms are expected to be licensed
in a few days.
Offer Good Protection
Both vaccines offer excellent
protection against two-week
measles, q common childhood
disease that kills more than 500
Americans a year. Neither vac
cine, however, protects against
German (three-day) measles.
Although complications are
rare for children, Germ q n
measles is extremely serious for
women in the early weeks OF
pregnancy. Frequently the
fetus is aborted. Babies car
ried to full term may be born
with faulty eyes, heart or brain
but q German measles vaccine
is also under development.
The two-week measles vac
cines both result from the iso.
laton of the measles virus II
1854 by DR.. John F. Enders. I
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CANADA coLoRINc BOOK
Diefenbaker in Reverse

OTTAWA, Mar. ID APP
Canadian Liberals are ribbing
Prime Minister John Diefer-
baker and other campaign
rivals with q cartoon coloring
book for the voters.
Mr.. Diefenbaker shows UP in
four drawings. The Conserva-
tive leader, whose refusal to
stockpile United States nuclear
warheads for Canadian mis-
stiles was a factor In the over
throw of his government. Is
caricatured with sagging jowls
and Enthusiastically curly
hair.
One drawing shows him rid
ing backward on a hobby horse,
a sword uplifted in his right
hand.
This is the leader" the cap
ton says.
He is trying to go two ways
at once.
sometimes he tries to go
three.
Most Of the time he doesn't
move at all.
Color him In reverse"
The armed forces situation
is touched on In a picture Of
a helmeted airman with a
needle-nosed plane in the back
ground. The lines run:
This is q Canadian fighter
pilot.
"He flies for NATO.
"All the other NATo pilots
have planes that fight good.
1.-THE Canadian pilot doesn't
Color him highly embar-
lrassed."
"The i2-page book, bound in
q red and white cover. shows
four men representing the new
Democratic Party. One marches
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with a placard reading ban
Everythingl" The others are q
disputing worker and q pro-
lessor and a farmer who Is
holding them together.
"They are against just about
everything" readers are told.
Sometimes they are even
against themselves.
Color them black and blue. /"
The Social Credit Party Is
shown as Q two-faced automa-
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Harvard Medical School scien-
fist and Nobel Prize winner.
His group Of researchers grew
the virus in cultures Of human
tissue In 1858 and. In the same
year, developed the first expert
mental measles vaccine.
This vaccine consisted Of live,
but weakened, viruses.
About half the children who
took It came down with a modi-
fled measles rash. A higher
percentage got fever.
Fairfax CO. Operated
Two groups of scientists
soon discovered that gamma
globulin administered with the
virus would reduce these ef-
fects. Gamma globulin, q part
Of the body's natural defense
mechanism, is q blood SUBJ
stance.
DR.. Fred McCrumb, jr., Of
the University Of Maryland
School Of Medicine in Balti-
more Is one Of the scientists
responsible for gamma globu-
line, vaccine technique,
Individual pediatricians II
Maryland used the techniqu'
See MEASLES, Page Al