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HAGGENMAKER. HARRY II. OF s43

Minnesota ave. Sc, on January IA,
1853 beloved husband OF Martha
c. Haggenmaker, father of Ellen
garet Sauer. Elsie and Harry Hagen
maker, brother Of Elsie Greiggs
Ollie Manion and Floral Hagen
maker. Prayers at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 5l7 t1th st. Sc. on
Monday January 81 AT g:3O am.
Ridge rd. and Ely pl Sc. at 10
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry, 20
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MoHuN. MARY al Mnmher. Of cnnri

NChSNf haRA ~ MtluUtIs Vi NUuEt
Prince Georges. No. l34O,
Catholic Daughters Of
M America, will assemble on
slaE Sunday, January 20, 1863,
N[SW at ) pm, at the family
NV residence, 50l4 37th place,
Hyattsville, Md, 10 recite
the rosary for our deceased men,
Der, MARY MOHUN.
ANNE ROWLAND, @. r.
ANTONIA LAUTZ, Fin. Secy.
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HALE, MARY on wedoesdav Ian

uary l6. 1858, al District General
Hospital. MARY HALE OF rs North
Carolina ave Sc. beloved mother
Of Julia Benjamin. Fannie Brad
ford. Elizabeth Ford. Edward. GeOrFe.
James. william. Daniel and Henry
Halle Also surviving are IS Rrand-
children, 10 great-grandchildren, rs
great-great-grandch and a
host Of other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the John 7
81 ne tample parking facilitiesl
where friends may call after 3 pm.
Sunday. January 20. After 10 am.
Monday, January 81, remains will
lie in state al the Carolina Baptist
Church, ~ Morton st. NV, until
Rev j. W. Sigh officiating Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 90
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MARrNO, MARY. On Thursday,

uary H. 1858, al the WASHINGTON
sanitarium, MARY MARINO Of 1900
Ray rd., West Hyattsville, Md, the
wife OF the late Joseph Marlno,
mother of Mrs, Constance McGee'
Mrs. Jennie Sullivan, Mr.. Anthony
Marino and Mr.. Joseph Sturiale
sister of Mrs. Agnes Rizzo, Mrs.
Carmela Rizzo and Mrs. Santa San
tora. She also Is survived by
eight grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st..
and Mass. ave. ne, until l:15 pm.
Monday, January IL Services will
be held at the Italian Christian
Church, 1928 Branch ave. Sc, at
terry. 90
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GOLDEN, STEVEN LORENZO

GOLDEN, STEVEN LORENZO. On
Thursday, January II. 1868, at Cas-
Of 2S Eye ST. NV, husband OF
Irene Golden. Also surviving are
one daughter, Vivian Z. Hughes;
one son, Elmer Golden; two sisters,
Naomi Hawkins and Esther Ben
four grandchildren, seven great
grandchildren and a host OF other
relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines Co.
Funeral Home. 3015 10th st. ne.
(ample parking facilitiesl, where
friends may call after 3 pm. Sun.
day, January 20, and where funeral
services will be held on Monday
January 81. at pm. the Rev
Carlton w. Veazey officiating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 20
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HOLMAN. gsa,lS. THoMAs lesl,s pElhlI.SoN. ll.S O. O.

Thursday, January IL 1861, az the
Washington Hospital Center,
THOMAS y, HOLMAN Of 1881 G
c Holman Also surviving are one
daughter, Sondta n Holman an
adopted son Franklin - Bass,
one sister Kathleen smith. one
brother james Holman one aunt.
Henrietta James, other relatives and
ths John r. RRihss co Funerai
Home 30tb leth st. ne. tample
parking faciltiesi, where friends
may call aftet . pm, Sunday, Jan.
uary 20 Funeral services on Mon.
day January FL At ~ am at the
sta. NV the Rev Robert Lee
Jeans officiating interment Tin.
coin Memorial Cemetery 20
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BROWNING sckNLoN Of Pred.
crlckl Nd daughter Of the late
and sister OF Michael Wesley scan.
Ion OF Orland, Pa Mis- Pauline
Gardescu OF Boston. Mass, Mrs
Leon Bloch Of Markham Va Mr.
Edward Wells Of Millburn. n J 1. and
Mrs Theodore Siepmann All va
MIS- seanlon rests AZ the DIN L.
Gus Nd whore services Will BE-
held on Saturday, January ~ al 4
2 m interment SUNDAY az 280 m
Three Churches, W Va Friends may
call 81 the funeral home after .
pm, Saturday January 10. 10
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IRWIN, LAURA AvONDAlT

Thursday, January n. 1853. al
M9nisg2ms,goyr, General HOSPITAL
aunt OF Mrs, Marcus &. Daley. Mira
q Erwin Chichester Mrs Grace
Tomlln, Dalton y, and james p.
Erwin, Th,fe are nine great-nieces
and nephewG and eight greAt.great.
nieces and nephewt Miss Erwin
Funeral Home st3f Georgia ave I.
Silver BprinE Nd, where service
Will be held on Monday January
81. AZ / pm parking faelltlcsi
lntefment WuodHide Cemetery
Brlnklow. Nd Friends may visit al
me funeral home after pm. satur-
day. 20
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OLGA 8. This II ID notify
the officers and members
OF Columbia Chapter No
-, o, r s., OF the pass
Ing OF our late sister,
OLGA s HAVELL. Services
will be- held on Monday.
January -, 1868, al 1870
the Arlington Funeral Home,
North Fairfax dr., Arling-
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January is, 1858, at his residence
in ST. Petersburg, Fla, JAMES ],
THOMAS, formerly of Washington,
D. G. beloved husband OF Eliinor
P. Thomas. He also is survived BY
may call at the s. II. Hines co,
Funeral Home, 2a0i 14th ST. NV,
on Sunday, January 20, from .
pm. until 3 pm. (parking facili-
tiesl Services at the above funeral
home on Monday, January 2l, at
/ 30 pm. Interment Rock Greek
Cemetprv on
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January II, 1853, ANNA E. GOOD
Nd. beloved mother of Jerome Z.
Gundersheimer Of Opa-locka, Fla
William l. Gundersheimer OF Cynwyd
Pa; Mrs Shirley Fishman OF New
York City, N. Y, and Mrs. Ruth
Leventhal of Silver Spring, Nd.
She also is survived by one brother
Brooklyn, N y and Mrs. Gertrude
Perskin Of HOLLYWOOD Fla, and ten
grandchildren. Services at the c.
d. Goldberg q Son Funeral Home,
42l7 9th st. NV, on Sunday, Jan.
uary 20. at ~ noon. Interment
King David Memorial Garden. 20
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EVELINE y. srARNEs. W. NJ.
r. GERTRUDE SMITH, secy. 20
nIMELTARR. TANNYE 4. ON ma

hihtif ann thNNlE " bu lnufh-
HiMFLFARB Of baa7 connectieut
ave. NV, beloved wife OF Abraham
y, Hlmclfarb, devoted mother Of
Pr Hillard Himeliafe Of Chambers'
Helen segal and Miss Jessie Himel.
farb, all OF Washington, y. C., and
Jordan s. Himelfafb OF Bethesda
sra,s. Me she aI'o m sury,ysa ,.,ssa e{ .ons one
Reiner. Miss Lee Reinef and Mrs
Dora Collier all Of Washington
D, nine grandchildren and one
b doldbsTs \ son s F1nersi Home
Az 9th NJ. nv on sunday, jan
vary 90 a. 10 am. tnterment
B'nai Israel Cemetery. In mourn.
Family slssests IN lieu Of flower,
contributions be made 10 your IA.
yorite charity baltimore, Nd,
papers please copyJ 20
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nelly. ROBERT 7, on Wednssdag

January 10, 1868. ROBERT T.
KELLY Of .2S0l Spencer rd., Chevy
Chase Nd. beloved husband Of
Eleanor Joyce Kelly, father Of
Eleanor Joyce Kelly brother Of
James Kenneth Kelly OF Bethlehem
Pa, .and Thomas NJ Kelly Of Phila-
delphia, Pa Friends may call Sum
q0' pmi, InnuSt az he 0ssTsen setbesda .cbevg sng
Chase Funeral Home, Of Robert A.
Pumphrey, Bethesda, Md. Services
Monday. January 81, at Christ the
King Catholic Church, East-West
hwy, Silver Spring. Md, where
REQUIEM mass will be offered at 10
am. Interment Bethlehem Pa. 20
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January II, 1858. HILLARD GUTH-
RTE. father OF Elaine. Doris, Gloria,
Jean, Barbara, Betty and Stanley.
Also survived by one sister. IL
grandchildren. other relatives and
friends. Funeral services Monday,
ford Funeral Home 1900 i1th ~
NV. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery Newark. N. j., papers
please copy) 20
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KRAFT, GEORGE J. On Thursday

January II, 1868, GEORGE j..
KRAFT Of Lynnhaven, Va. beloved
husband OF Lucille Kraft. devoted
father Of Bruce Kraft. He also is
survived by two brothers and two
sisters, Mrs. Beatrice Ross Of west
Hyattsyille. Md; Mrs. Anita Green
berg OF Adelphi Md Gilbert Kraft
Of Maryland City, Nd. and Sidney
Kraft Of California. Services at the
G, D. Goldberg q Son Funeral Home
42l7 9th st. NV, on Monday, Jan
uary 81, at 1890 pm. Interment
King David Memorial Garden In
mourning at 6736 25th ave, West
Hyattsville. Md. 20
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January a.. 1898, at oeorgetown
ROBERTS OF 2ea8 NJ st. nv be-.
loved brother Of Mollie q Me.
oilton. Friends may call at the
residence, 2226 NJ st. nv after
] pm. Saturday, January 10 where
January ~, at n.8O am. thense
70 81 Btephen'S Catholic Church
18TH and Pa. ave. NV where mass
vii ee offered a. 10 am, fnterment
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GHLETT, VIOLET STRONG.

Wednesday, January 49, 1853, at
Cedareroft sanitarium. MRS. VIo-
mother OF Donald Maicom GiIIett
Of Split Rock rd., Syosset N. ";
sister OF Mrs. Inez johnson Of
Springfield, Mass; Mrs. p. H.
Dunbar Of San Diego, Calf. Mrs.
Bertha Tanning Of Northampton,
Grandville, Mass. Services al the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
29O1 l4th st. NV, on Sunday,
January 20, at 3 pm. parking
facilitieS). Interment New Gene
terry Southwick, Mass. In lieu OF
flowers donations may be made to
the Music Fund Of All-Souls' Uni
tartan Church, 18th and Harvard
Evening star., 1963-01-19
HELEN Z. sud

day, January is, 1858, al her Il home,
4lO5 Wisconsin ave. NV, HELEN
E. MALONE, beloved daughter OF
the late Harry B. and Sophronia A
Malone. beloved sister OF Miss Marie
Malone. Mrs. Mary Saul and Mrs
Louise Boteler, Friends may call
at the Birch Funeral Home, 3034 M
st. NV, after & pm. Saturday
January 10. Notice Of services
later. 20
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January n, 1868. at Walter Reed
REYNOLDS OF i4iO Rock Greek
Ford I'd NV. beloved wife OF the
late MAJ, Gen. Charles r REYNOLDS.
surgeon general, NJ c. UsA, mother
OF Charles r, Reynolds, b., Of
Scarsdale. N. Y, and Mrs. Conn /.
Milbutn. Mrs Reynolds also IA
survived by six grandchildren and
one great-grandchild Services will
BE- held on Monday, January ~, al
$50 .p.nlu AZ the walter Reed
ton National Cemetery. In lieu Of
flowers the family suggests that
contributions be made % the walter
Reed Memorial Chapel Guild or
the American Cancer Society Az.
rAnsements by Rinaldi Funeral
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GODSEY, CATHERINE. The officers
and members of Cathedral
|.. III. !: J ) a: !: II Il
Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2q01 14th St NV
EDITH NJ. MORRISON. W. NJ.
JANE c. DUVALL Secretary.
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LIAM. On Thursday. January II.
1853, at his residence. 3i33 Con-
G., WALTER MARsHALL WILLIAM
sPLAWN husband OF zola Lay
Munster OF Cleveland, Ohio, and
Mary Splawn Taylor OF Lincoln,
Va Friends may call al the Nall
Funeral Home Purcellville, Va,
where. funeral services will be con-
pm. Interment Lincoln Cemetery.
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RICHARDS, GEORGE c. In memory
OF our stepfather, GEORGE G.
RICHARDS, who passed away six
years ago today, January 10, 1857,
God saw the road was getting rough
And the hills we're hard 70 climb
So He closed your weary eyelids
And whispered Peace be thine /"
JOSEPH. CHARLES, BETTY, BOOTS
ANN nEf nPE1 .
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-. LILLIAN z, TAYLOR
TRIP HOMER y. In loyinr mem
father HOMER p. TRIP. who de-
parted this lie one year ago. jan
lary p, 1889. in Anne Arundel
General Hospital, Annapolis. Nd,
Gone, but not not forgotten.
DEVOTED WIFE MRS MATTE
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AIRY II, ia63, WADE Il ELdiN
Of $3.50 Bradley blvd, Bethesda.
Nd, beloved husband OF Muriel s
EEllsin' father q Jeanne end Thomas
Friends may call AZ the Bethesda.
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF
Robert A, pumphrey, Bethesda, No,
between 2 and 4 and Z and n pm
Saturday and sunday. january M
and 90 Services Monday January
2l At the above funeral home, al
pm, lnterment Parklawn Gene.
terry %
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FRIrTER. NJ, CLYDE, sr. On Friday.

January lS, 1868, NJ. CLYDE
FRITTER. sr., Of Marbury, Md,
husband OF Dollie Fritter, father OF
Mrs. Virginia Niedomanski Of Wash
ington, d. c.; Mrs Henry @. Young
Of Silver Spring, Md, Miss Louise
e, Fritter OF Marbury, Md, and
Marion c, Fritter. IT,, OF Washing
ton, d. c.; brother Of Charles W.
Fritter OF Coltons Point. Md He
also Is survived by four grandchil-
dren and one great-Rrandchild. Fu-
neral from the Arehart Funeral
Home, Inc. La Plata, Md, on Sun
day, January 20, at 80 pm. Inter-
ment ChicamuSen Methodist Gene
terry. 20
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Dratha

RIDGE, on Friday, January rs,
1868, at his residence 1859 2sth
RiDoE KAVHNaGdRRN, dRN husband hSSsSaASii Of
Mary Day Kavanagh, father OF Mrs
Patricia Payne, Mrs Joyce Morfit
and Preston Breckenridge Kavanagh,
jr He also is survived by ten
grandchildren. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave. at
Harrison ST, NV. (parkine on prem
tses), after pm. Sunday, January
20, where services will be held
on Monday January 81, at pm.
Intprment nriVate
Evening star., 1963-01-19

NIUHh, UoWALD. On IHUFsuay'
Hospital, OSWALD FRIDAY Of
l5l0g Donna dr. Silver Spring
Friday, father OF Mrs. Louise r.
Phillips, Mrs. CAROLYN F. Simmons,
Robert B., sr., and Kenneth L.
Friday, brother OF Mrs. Regula B.
Guckelberger Miss Emma Friday
and Jacob Friday. all OF Pennsyl-
yania. He also is survived by IA
H Hines Co. Funeral Home 29Ol
l4th st. NV, on Monday, January
II, at 1890 pm (parkinR facili-
ties) Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme-
terry. 20
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
In Montgomery

Landon School football player, Samuel Biting, IT,
died Tuesday four days after passing during practice
He taken to Suburban Hospital Friday and underwent
surgery for removal of blood clo the BRAIN Landon
Coach Ed Barton said the boy had yet participated in
contact drills this
Patrick Jay Barry, 5, of 4605 Kenper St. Silver Spring.
coasted out of his driveway fourwheel roller sled and
died beneath the wheels of 1t the second such
fatality in the Wheaton less than five months
Chris Machuga, &c. of 10 S. Stonestreet Ave, Rockville
pulled into Ocean City, Md last week at a after working
late to visit his family and nabbed by police for violating
little Gestapo" they arrested searched and jailed her
and his three companions.
Council President John A Floyd said the council will
take second look at controversial deeon of 200
from the school board budget and any action
called for t will be taken AS officials studied preliminary
enrolment figures meanwhile it became painfully clear that
earlier fears of many 35 and 40
to teacher a fairly wide scale were justified.
County planners have adopted master plan for the
TakomaLangley Park 1t drawn for population
of $4,000 and provides for reagnment of Rt 40
Hwy, Philadelphia and Ethan Allen remove bottle
neck at Carroll
There much discussion of Behesdas traffic problem
county highway engineer presented plan, calling for
widening of Wisconsin Ave from Pooks Hill to the Naval
Hospital and N also widening of Leland St and extension
of Huntington Pkwy from Old Georgetown Wisconsin Ave-
well widening and extension of Genbrook Road-a of
which would dump traffic onto Wisconsin Ave-
Bernard Basse 10, of 6506 Western Ave-, Chevy Chase
picked what he thought mushrooms during family
outing Labor Day in Rock Creek Park His father Eugene
53yearod Parbon professional Chef cooked them for the
family the day. The boy father Mrs Martha
Batisse ST. the mother well daughter, FRANCHISE 49,
all admitted to Suburban Hospital the following day.
Bernard died Saturday of of toadsoo poisoning said
attributed the death to food poisoning pending laboratory
analysis.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
Pro
By William E. Yost, Jr.

All recorded of civilization has resulted from
mans application of his ability to This inherent
bliy of the human intellect is of the major distinguish
ing features separating from animal Thousands years
ago this ability to principally used by to
survive in environment of hostile
shng extent down through history until very recent times
survival has been the powerful incentive which caused
to use their power of reason.
With the growth of civilization the human has been
able to devote of its efforts
jecs other than survival This has yielded results all
enjoy but the incentives which caused these exeons have
changed in form and urgency Perhaps the most important
single human Characteristic falling depending your
point of VIEWS hghghed by the above observations That
is man will exert himself and particularly his intellect in
proportion to the incentives to do The powerful the
motivation the greater the exerion will be- Related to ed
cation this may be stated if brains required
will be volunteered"
But let's examine closely this subject of education.
Through the centuries it has been generally recognized that
the basic tools of teracy reading writing and arithmetic
are fundamental requirements for entering activity
utilizing the powers of other than pure survival
These fundamentals the RS if you will the exclusive
and traditional province of the elementary school,
The Amdon is plan of orderly logical systematic in
structon the fundamentals at the elementary level and
Continued Page A12)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
Weekly Ne1us
ReUieu
In MARYLAND

There seemed little doubt about it this week young
Rep Charles McC Matthias 49) going the
what older Sen j. Glenn Bea (69) fight COP nomi
nation to the U.s. Senate year. Meanwhile
Dr. H. c. Curley) Byrd 74 chairman of the Tdewater
president of the University of Maryland for IL years. tossed
his mortarboard into the Democratic ring age is
much physical condition. he said in his add
ing Years do not to prevent like Adenauer from
doing great job for his country and he eight years older
than would be after finishing full term in the Senate"
Some 300 white citizens of Cambridge of them
businessmen voted enthusiastically about drive
to defeat the public accommodations amendment the city
charter that will be voted Oct l. spokesman for the
group acted not because against Negroes but because
of its feeling that leach businessman should be able
his own business in his manner"
In Baltimore home of Fit McEIenry Francis Scott
Key wrote The Star Spanged Banner they'll the
British bombardment Baltimore Harbor Sept 15 This
the 49h anniversary of the and year ere be
big sesqucentennial observance.
Elaborate plans for federal development Assateague
Island cleared the Maryland State Public Works
this week. The key threeman board headed by Gov.
Mard Tawes Interior Secretary Stewart L. Uda is all for
the plan, too
More people speaking up against the quality sta
blzation legislation before Congress Robert E. Morrow
speaking for Greenbelt Md Consumer Services, retail
prcexing Small retailers misguided in supporting
labels and independent retailers would left behind
result of being stuck with national brands which they
could not cut prices under the terms of the bill.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
Con
BY Rose Kramer

If doctor told that he going to disregard the
findings in medicine during the last 40 and revert to
the practice of medicine it done in the 1920s we'd
think he'd gone of his mind And yet to adopt the A
don Plan in the schools of Montgomery County to dse
gard the findings of the last 40 years education and the
behavora sciences and revert to the teaching of the 19O
when whole class of children exposed to the subject
matter and by teaching and reeachng by rote and repe
ton, it assumed the child learned -
Perhaps Amidon Plan is just what the problem
rddled impoverished District of Columbia schools need ben
their hundreds of notfuly qualified, temporary
teachers who daily face thousands of culray socially and
economically children might well feel confident
when they guided chart that specifies the precise
dose Of subject matter to which to expose the children
Amdons value to the District schools cannot judge,
than evauate the Of the plan since
the pupils initial achievement ratings revealed
controlled study made showing the Amdon
School vsavs comparable teacherpup situation which used
the accepted presentday educational methods. 1t is bit
ironica that the leaders of the Amdon Plan who
teachers teach he scientific method ignored the scent
c method in the development of the PLAN 1t Is also note
worthy that this year the Amdon School will accept pupils
outside the immediate who behavior problems So
appears that the snappy shbboeth direct teaching for
manic learning is direct and dynamic for pupils
Continued Page A12)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
Q Seneca Dam
Continued from Page y

has already been made in pol
luton control" he declared.
The inundation of $4,000
acres Of "the choicest residen-
tial and farm land in Montgom-
cry County would bring a sharp
reduction in the county's assess
able base and the consequent
loss of nearly a quarter of a
million dollars annually in tax
revenue" Sen. GUIDE warned.
Conceding that his statements
were harsh" the Montgomery
County Republican legislator
said he believed that what hap
pens to the Potomac River, the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and
the surrounding land, bloodied
by battles against the Indians,
for independence and of fracti-
eide, is of vital concern to every
citizen of the United States"
He also charged the Army En-
gineers' report is markedly
below" actual prices in its esti-
mates of land values.
Guide said discrimination of
salt water is being rapidly de-
veloped and he said the Poto-
macs fresh water estuary
could be utilized. A third method
of protecting the Districts
water supply, he said, could be
enactment of legislation con-
trolling the sedimentation of
streams in the river basin.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
Continued on Page A12)

ton, Bethesda and Silver Spring
can be reached through a new
number, 244-3111. Fire boards in
both Silver Spring and Cath
ersburg will be available
through 762-1000.
The modern new system Is
housed in the county's new
underground emergency operat-
ing center adjoining the County
Office Building in Rockville.
Portions of the center still under
construction will be completed
early next year and will house
additional communications, in,
Guiding police and fire radio sys-
TENS, a public works radio
system and new local govern
ment radio service, which is be.
ing built by county government
officials in cooperation with the
Board of Education.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
County's New Phone Setup
To Be Launched Sept. 20

Montgomery County's four
police stations and two fire and
rescue service switchboards will
be combined under single tele-
phone numbers Sept. 20, when
the governments modern new
phone service will be put into
operation.
At the same time, phones in
all major offices of the county
government will be transferred
to direct dialing as a supple
ment to the switchboard service
provided in the County Office
Building. The project involves
some 500 direct lines to a va
riety of public service facilities.
Numbers of all of the direct
lines connected with the new
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12

ing citizens of Montgomery County to
write articles for and against the plan.
The PRO" side is taken by the past presi-
dent of the Council for Better Education
of Montgomery County who has been
frequent critic of modern educational
practices for number of years. The
icon" side is taken by former veteran
school teacher who is former member
for six years of the Montgomery County
Board of Education.