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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28
Business Roundup
Wheaton Mother Named
Checker of the Year

A working mother from
Wheaton has been selected as
Giant Foods Checker of the
Year" over almost 1000 competi-
tors in a contest based on cour-
tesy, accuracy and personal
grooming.
The national title went to
Mrs. Helen Deluca, of 1870
Higgins Drive, who is employed
at the Aspen Hill Road store of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28
Guide Is Delegate

State Sen. Gilbert GUIDE has
been appointed by Gov. J. Mil
lard Tawes as a delegate to the
18th annual legislative work con-
ference of the Southern Region
al Education Board to be held
in Oklahoma City Aug. $40.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28
Dental Chief Named

DR.. N. William Ditzler, Of
Chevy Chase, was elected presi-
dent-elect of the Maryland State
Dental Association at its an
nual convention recently in
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1963-12-22
PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO
THE HOUSE OF HOMES.

HALI Hgg5E u HOMES"
CAMP SPRINGS. New 5-bedrm- !.
bath brick rambler. LAv, nm. with
hrepl.,, de luxe kit., full bsnaf,, ne.
wooded lot Only sls,2oo. Easy
JOHN R. WEBSTER RE. Ann
CARROLLTON : Conv. 10 Space
Agency: Immaculate 3-bedrm. IAN.
Dler with rec. rm. Nice lot with
Snade trees. 500 On. FLA or M
m money dl; GI: Only $3.50.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS wv
over rs Years Dependable Service
Evening star., 1963-12-22

CHEVERLY : Assume CT loan, sI22
mo. pays all. Brick 2-bedrm. Den.
seg. din, rm., liv. rm. with firepi,
tuii Dsmt., washer and dryer, WA
Evening star., 1963-12-22
TYSONS CORNER

VACANT, but all utilities are work
ing 80 you can UNLOAD YOUR
VAN TOMORROW and celebrate
Christmas in your own home! =
BEDROOM, 2l7-bath, great big s
LEVEL brick-and.frame split. Yours
for Just S2e,9So. Featuring daylight
PANELED FAMILY ROOM with
fireplace and half-bath, this spa.
cious home offers lSx20 MASTER
B z d r M, many closets, bsmt.,
CARP0RT. screened porch and
much, much extra equipment Fab
ulOus shaded lot, beautifully land
scaped. LARGE GI LOAN can be
assumed. OR we'll try NOTHING
DOWN on new VA financing. OR
trade US the equity In your present
home for down payment anN settle
ment costs under VERY LENIENT
CONVENTIONAL FINANCINGl
Move in tomorrow. BE SETTLED
BEFORE CHRISTMAS! Call now
Evening star., 1963-12-22
GIVE THE FAMILY

THIS CBARMNINNGGE CBsN Ne x lEoA1MILY dlL[,Y
nlg Completely fenced lot with nice
stnr,, ~ IDDsIy, s;p sep. DIN. rm., } bedrms.
500 with financing and ternS thst
will amaze Won. "'s Nla1
Evening star., 1963-12-22
YOUR CHRISTMAs BONTTs

NyESTED M THis NV BRICK
SPLfTLEVEL viii pay dividends in
cash a. vel a. IN pleasant living. 4
oedrms.s z baths rec. rrn. and bath
rOughed IN On street level, full din.
rm-s lge. modern kit. with wall
0vens oiShWasher and disposal and
lge. picture window and sliding
doors 70 carport- Ideal location.
FHA or conventional
Evening star., 1963-12-22

Pr FRINGE 1I GEO. PROPERTIES, INC.
"|-||" 277.2iIS
Evening star., 1963-12-22

CsARR0LLT0N : Vacant. Spiit-ieyel
featuring , bedrms., Lee. Iiv. rn-.
sep. qin. rm., wall oven kit. gar.
age. full bsmt. VA nothing down or
SI'AOO down FLA. Quick possession.
pr.,rdES;C T.; G. HHLEY q CO.
Evening star., 1963-12-22

FOR A BIG FAMILY. Z bedrms. ;,
family m-s IVA baths. full bsmL.
with paneled rec. Fm-, family -Ei1ed
paneled qin. rm-s modern Et. with
combination refrigerator. Only sts,-
so and your choice ef financing.
Evening star., 1963-12-22
REALTOR

5ERkSHIRE Immed. possession
3-Dedrm. brick 4-level split. Liv. rnn,
with hrepl.S din. nm. kit, 2 baths
ar eonds.' storm doors, carpoFt, /
eh 70 MI: Calvary and Penn-Mar
shopping. Select your financing.
JOE JACOBS REALTY
NJ: s-LssS RE. $50
BERWTN HGTS. : 3-bedrm. Cape
Cd. va baths, large rooms
tnrouRnout. FHA-VA terms avail,
SlfSs90 Our Christmas barRainl
GhEENBELT REALTY co.
healIors CIR. l-S10C
Evening star., 1963-12-22

DIR: Out New Hampshire
ave. 70 Powder Mil I'd.
nght to junction with
Riggs I'd. bear left and
continue on Powder Mil
rd... lust past High Point
High School. TO AlivieV DR..
turn LETT TO open sign at
Ii4O2 Anview. Open 10
TIL dark daily BY appoint
Evening star., 1963-12-22
BEL.AR

TOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
hancher, Colonial or country cinb.
oer an with standard Belair EQUIP
ment plus, many extras. Priced
e0mpetltiVely with choice Of terms.
E!hAt Gl or assume present financ.
ING. We accept trades
Evening star., 1963-12-22
CARR0ILT0N

a SPACIOUS SPLfT.LEVEL IN THE
NE W .GREENBRIER SECTION.
beautiful stone firepl. In BIG iv'
rm;, formal din. rm., J bedrms., !
Dathss rec. rm. with " hath in
Dsmt,,. l0xl0 barbecue, walI-to-waii
carpetings dishwasher and lots M
extras. Realistically priced.
Evening star., 1963-12-22
GLENDALE urIcurc

A ?-YEAR-0LD 3-bedrm, rambler nm
a DIG beautiful lOo-ft. lot amonS eie.
giant homes. You really have Ia see
nus custom-built home to appreciate
II. Reduced to $500 for 4 holiday
sale. Terms flexible.
Evening star., 1963-12-22
HOMEOWNER REALTY

WHEELER RID. AREA = Brighten
your Holidays by inspecting our
custom. bit. brk. ramb. A comforta-
Evening star., 1963-12-22
BERWYN hons.

nr BERWYN HGTs.
BE The FIRST to see this nav 4
Dedrm. brick and shinRie rambler,
taDlespace kit, fun bsFnt. with exit.
level l0t with trees. Only Sl6, 800 with
nm, PARAMOUNT REALTY co.
hEALTORS WE, SS422
Evening star., 1963-12-22

uu YOUR CHRISTMAS BONUS
WILL PUT YOU m THIS BEAIrTI.
FUL RAMBLER, A fun rec '.tyne
nSmt. with exit, close to schools spd
az conveniences. Only tls,ss0 with
Evening star., 1963-12-22
HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
lcoNTINUEcl
ArrENTInN vEm

70 DOWN and approx $50 monthly
rm-, newly painted and fully insulai-
ed, also attractive FHA financing.
Papago Indian news., 1963-04-01

SURPLUS FOODS
DISTRIBUTION AND CERTIFICATION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
Continued

cOnsin avenue, attribute an
agreeable increase in receipts
to the advent of the newcomers.
An official of the Mosler
Co., which deals in safes and
security files, but not adding
machines, refers TO the devel-
opment as the business strip"
Ifone considers function rather
than architecture, the strip can
be seen continuing south to
take in the Page Building just
inside the Georgetown line at
2OOl Wisconsin avenue. Page
follows the early American
style required of buildings in
that community, but otherwise
resembles its neighbors to the
north.
Development in the strip
is continuing. A five-St0ry
structure, to be called the
Georgetown Building, is now
going up at 1888 Wisconsin ave.
nue.. Its owner, the Norbrick
Realty Co., will have 100000
square feet of rental office
space available when il is
ready for occupancy next
spring.
Kal, Ehrlich & Merrick Ad-
vertising, Inc, which moved to
the area shortly after Mosler,
has an addition to its building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

on the architects drawing
board. The structure is to be
cantilevered over part of its
strikingly remodeled chain gro
Gerry store building and will
add five stories, one of which
the Kal firm will use, the other
four to be for rent.
The only breaks remaining
in the row between Sperry and
Mosler are a small shopping
center and a group of about
six attached buildings contain
ing small shops. These build
ings seem unlikely to last long.
AS an official of one of the new
firms says:
This area is just too val
liable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

business from here, but the
location is much easier for its
employees to reach from their
homes than were its former of
fees in the heart of downtown
Washington.
The opposite side of Wis
consin avenue maintains, for
the most part, its character as
a row of neighborhood shops
and service businesses. Only
two adding machine" firms,
Dictaphone Corp. at 22O8 Wis
consin and Monroe Calculating
Machine Co., Inc, at 2212 Wis
consin, have moved into the
western side.
Businessmen in the stores,
like Stanley Freilicher of the
Arena Sports Shop, 1885 Wis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
MOney-SaVing
Window Cleaner

Open Sky Windows Cleaning Tab
Iees. Use them in the squeeze
spray bottle or any spray bottle.
Three tablets cost only about
29e. Each one makes a bottleful
OF window cleaneT-for less than
a dimel Great way to clean win.
dows and save money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

Superior
Floor Wax
New Armstrong Palatisl "
Self Polishing Wax. Devel-
oped expTesslyto give your
floors finer gloss and
longer lasting protection
than ever! Palatial IS spe.
cially made OF ingredients
that are crystal clear. II will
not yellow. II dries tola bril-
liant. diamond shine that
lets the true colors Of your
floor shine through. And
you'll wonder how any wax
can stay so beautiful so
long without recoatingl
Palstial costs more than
other wakes. OF course. But
when you see the priceless
look II gives your floors.
you'll agree its worth Il.
TyATmstFong PalatiaI Self
Polishing Wax soon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-03
General Plan
Hearing Set

The first of a series of pub
lie hearings on the general plan
of the Maryland-National Cap
ital Park and Planning Com
mission will be held tonight at
Montgomery Blair High School,
Dale Drive and Wayne Ave-,
Silver Spring.
Commission Chairman Her
bert w. Wells announced the
public hearing will begin at 8
pm.
Local residents will be able
to hear reports and ask ques-
tons about the long.range
plans of the commission, which
intends to guide the develop
ment of Montg om cry and
Prince Georges Counties over
the next 40 years.
Wells said the hearings will
afford all interested persons
the opportunity to express their
views before the plan is for
mally adopted by the commits
sion later this year.
Other hearings are SEIZED
uled at the Montgomery Coun-
ty Office Building auditorium
in Rockville Jan. II and at Da-
mascus High School in Damas-
Gus Jan. 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-03
By Sen. Guide
Bottle Club
Regulation
Need Cited

State Sen. Gilbert Guide
said this week he feels that
so-called "bottle" clubs dot
ted over the county as the
most recent innovation in the
alcoholic beverage dispens-
ing system, should be regu-
lated or not allowed to oper-
ate"
Sen. Guide made the state
ment after tour of some of
the various types of establish
meuts serving alcoholic bevef-
ages in Montgomery County.
There is no question about
it," he said. There are inequi-
ties in the present laws, inequi-
ties l want to give some serious
study"
The bottle" club idea is rela-
lively new to the county. 1t is
designed to side-step the antique
county laws regulating the sell
ing of hard liquor.
Under the 'FbOttIe" club sys-
tenn, operators keep a patrons
bottle i'm a lOcker-indiVidual
or community = for the pat
rOn's use whenever he comes
in. No sale is made, but the
patron has to pay for his set
ups.
Most of these clubs, estimated
TO number 10 or more by Police
Supt. James McAuliffe, charge
a small annual membership fee
and go into business as a cor
poration.
Such clubs operate in vir-
tual legal vacuum. They are not
provided for in the countys
liquor laws nor are they out
lawed. Police can enter the
clubs, but they have no author
ity to give the premises careful
examination without express
consent of the proprietor.
The bottle" club has be-
come a popular maneuver
around the present laws.
Many now existing formerly
held beer and wine licenses
and operated as a tavern.
These they gave up to operate
privately.
Col. McAuliffe told Sen. Guide
he, too, feels something needs
to be done to enable police to
keep closer check on the clubs.
Il think Legislation is needed
for the bottle clubs" Col. Nc
Auliffe told Sen. Guide, but /
Continued on Page -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-03

One is his known position
as a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. con-
sentative nor liberal-and one
behind whom some stalwarts
in both factions might unite 10
restore badly needed party
harmony. The other Is his
strong vOte.getting prOwess
demonstrated at the polls In
November. He racked up ST..
246 votes more than any
other Democrat on the state
or county ticket except Vir-
ginia NJ. Black, reelected as
Register OF Wills, who beat
him by only sos votes.
Liberals, soundly trounced at
the polls in November, still con.
troll party machinery through a
majority vote on the Democratic
State Central Committee. And
they still constitute an impor.
tant segment Of the Democratic
party in Montgomery County.
viii the new group, which in
effect is revolving against the
liberal leadership, WOO the lib.
erals?
Hardy indicated they would
not.
I'VE have tried 10 work
with them and 1t hasn't work
ed; IL isn't feasible" the new
head Of Montgomery Demo
Gratis declared.
If there Is to be a marriage
between the two groups, 1t will
be up to the liberals to come to
the new group Of disgruntled
Democrats who are now strik,
ing out on their own, Hardy
indicated.
All Democrats are invited "a
join the effort, Hardy said. But
significantly, all applicants will
be screened and. undoubtedly
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-03
ACC Sponsors
Symposium
On Government

A symposium on county gov
eminent reforms will take
place at the Maryland.National
Capital Park and Planning
Commission auditorium next
Wednesday at 7::f5 pm.
Thy hllied Civic Group, spon.
sor of the forum, announced
that the special informative
meeting would be held for the
organizations officers and dele
gates, but that the general pub
lie is also invited.
A panel Of committee chair
men will discuss sections of the
recently released ACC Govern
ment Operations Report and
the Public Administration Serv-
ice report.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-03
Fee Hikes
Announced
By WSSC

Three major fee increases
were announced for 1863 by
the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission as part
of its record SAILS million
budget.
The new rates were effective
Jan. 1, and will enable the
WSSC to come closer to meet
ing its expenses. The budget is
100000 higher than last years.
Trash collection will 90 up
from $3.50 to So a month, an
overall increase of Sc per year.
. New house connections for
water lines will jump from $135
to $3.50.
. Sewer connection charges
will be hiked from $185 to $195.
The new budget provides
$19.4 million for capital con-
struction, including 20 miles
Of new water lines, 10 miles
of sewers, 1000 new water and
sewer connections and SIS
miles of storm drains.
Half of the $22.4 million OPP
Grating expenses will go for re.
payment and interest on $165
million of long-term debts al
ready incurred. The rest is
divided up into salaries $780,
000), and other engineering and
operational expenses, plus $780,
900 to the District of Columbia
for sewage treatment at Blue
Plains.
The trash rate boosts may
have some effect on the deci-
sion Montgomery County will
have to make as to whether it
wants to take over its own re-
fuse collection. The WSSC has
already accumulated a $1.4 mil
lion deficit collecting trash in
the county, including $350,000
lost last year.
The added revenue will
make the operation break
even, but there will be no
funds for the construction of
new disposal facilities, which
presently are overburdened.
The County Council has order
ed a halt to its $50 million in
Generator project pending fur
Their study; 100000 has been
spent so far, and council will
probably discuss the situation
at the regular meeting next
Tuesday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-03

The ruling by Judge Ralph G..
Shure against Henry Miller's
book supports County Manager
Mason Butchers order that the
book be removed from the
shelves Of county Libraries.
The new opinion marked the
third time a local judge had de.
cided the book is obscene.
Judge Shure had previously
decided the book was obscene
in this same civil case. However,
an appeals court returned his
dismissal action and ordered
that expert testimony be includ-
ed in the record Of a new trial.
In another case, this one on
a criminal charge, Judge James
II. Pugh found a Chevy Chase
bookshop owner, Samuel Yud.
kin, guilty Of selling the book.
However, the higher court
overturned Yudkin's six-month
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-03
Inauguration
Of TG,Ues Is
Wednesday

One of the Oldest and most
colorful Inauguration cere-
monies will take place in Anna
polls next Wednesday when
Gov. ]. Willard Tawes is sworn
in for his second term.
Chief Judge Frederick w.
Bruno of the Court of Appeals
will lead a procession of reli-
gious, government and civic dig
nitaries, ending at the Senate
chamber where the oath of Of
flee will be administered.
Gov. Tawes will then deliver
his inaugural speech, followed
by a public reception. He will
then return to his office for the
nomination, confirmation and
swearing in of the Secretary of
State.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-03
CahOOn viii Be NelU
Sentinel COIunlniSt

new editorial page column starts this week in The
Sentinel
1t is written by David l. Cahoon former president Of
the Montgomery County Council leading Rockville at
torney
Mr.. Cahoon, Democrat is out of public office for
the first time in several years and will have opportunity
through his Sentinel column express his views county
politics and every other week. Be to look
for his column
Also, be be look week for the initial
column on our editorial page of weknown Republican
lady who will alternate with Mr. Cahoon regular writer
for the Sentinel Wen tell you who she is next week
This type of feature combined with the many other out
standing and feature offerings of The Sentinel is what
has enabled The Sentinel chalk up record growth and be-
come nc leading county wcekly-by far
II you're already regular reader call circulation
department now-GArden 47700and subscribe right away
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-03

hasn't been one for some years,
not since Col. E. Brooke Lee,
longtime Democratic boss"
stepped down several years ago.
Hardy doesn't know If he will
emerge as the new Democratic
power. Nor does anyone else.
But he is making strong bid
for it. Others are, too. SO far,
Kardy's efforts have met with
success.
Kardy's recipe, which has led
to his selection as head Of a
powerful new Democratic group
seeking to return their party
TO its former position Of domi-
nance" has two main ingredi-
ents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-03
5 Meetings Slated
On School Issues
BigTurnout
Is Expected
At Sessions

Eight meetings during the
next month at which the
citizens will have full OPP
portunity to familiarize
themselves with school bud
get and other school matters
were announced this week by
county educators.
The international sesslons
are expected to attract many
county residents in view of the
outcome of the November bal
loting in which four conserva-
tives pledged to cut school costs
wrested school control from the
liberals.
The eight meetings, all open
to the public and all but one
starting at 8 pm. in the Educa-
tional Services Center, Rock.
vile, are:
Last night Review by the
full School Board of this years
budget with view toward
effecting possible savings.
Tonight An international
session for the entire board on
the science and industrial arts
programs.
Jan. Regular School Board
meeting at which the proposed
school building budget for next
year will be discussed.
Jan. 8 Regular monthly all
day meeting of the board, start
ing at 10 am, at which DR..
Winters so-called priority
list citing SO possible budget
cuts, including kindergartens,
will be discussed.
Jan. 10 An "open house"
meeting for the public at which
citizens may sit down with de.
partment heads at individual
tables and discuss any educa.
tional matter they wish and ask
specific questions.
Jan. II - Another "informa-
tional" meeting for the new
School Board at which school
construction problems and costs
will be discussed with archi-
tects, builders and engineers.
Jan. 30-Formal board hear.
ing on next years school build
ing budget at which citizens and
groups will be heard.
Feb. 6-Formal board hear.
ing on next years school oper.
ating budget with citizens,
P.TA and civic leaders express
ing their views.
After this final hearing, the
new school board will adopt its
recommended budget and SUBJ
init 1t to the County Council for
its consideration and approval
Public hearings will be held
subsequently by the County
Council on the overall proposed
budget for 1963.64, including the
school budget. Final budget
adoption by the Council must
come before July l, beginning
OF the next fiscal year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-03

sentence for much the same
reasons II overturned Judge
Shure's original decision in the
civil case.
A retrial OF the Yudkin case
is expected sometime in Jan,
uary.
In writing this new opinion,
Judge Shure turned some
phrases worthy OF the best I'm
the field of literary criticism.
The opinion went so far as to
officially commend Butcher for
accepting his responsibility en-.
trusted to him by the citizens"
Of the county.
The ruling was handed down
Friday, many weeks after Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron NJ. Levine. Sill.
yer Spring, had asked for a
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-03
Judge John Diamond
Addresses Jurists

Judge John B. Diamond Of the
Peoples Court i'm Rockville out.
lined techniques for improved
administration Of municipal
courts in an address before the
annual convention OF the Ma
tional Association of Municipal
Judges in Miami Beach.
He stressed the need for com.
munity recognition of the vital
part local trial courts play in
shaping the destinies Of citizens
and lettering first offenders
from a lifetime of crime.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-03
SteIlhOrn
To Outline
General Plan

Residents Of the upper coun-
ty area will have a chance to
ask questions about the pro-
posed general plan of the Mary
land-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission tomor-
row night at public meeting.
Arthur Stellhorn, MNCPPC
planning director, will speak on
the plan and answer questions
at the Damascus High School
auditorium Jan. 4 at 8 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-03
Sen. Guide Plans
Weekly Column

State Sen. Gilbert l.. Guide,
leader Of the cOunty's IegisIa-
tive delegation to Annapolis,
will write a weekly column
from the State Capital during
the 9O.day session which will
appear regularly in The SEN
tineI. BE sure to look for 1t
next week.