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Evening star., 1963-09-17

BUTCHER, boning experience. Ap.
ply IN person, l39S lth 81. ne.
CABINET MAKERS, Formica exper.
preferred. but not essary
Steady year-round work. Top pay
Company benefits, FoRMcRAFT
PRODUCTS CO., INC, 2l2l Linden
lane, Silver Spring. Maryland.
CABINET MANNERS and apprentice
cabinet makers with exper. Furn
mfg, Rockville area, HA. 1.14l1
COMMENTARIES : Store fixture,
and restaurant equipment, inside
and outside installation, Union shop
Apply KOGOD DUBB REVERE
INC, $50 Upsnur st.n.w.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
Bsl2 THE EVENING STAR
* Washington. D. c.
Tgesd0y, September ~, 1868
FLORIDA PROPERTY

LEASE NOW-Apt. on Florida'l
SSeTS TSIa CSaSt; ssm6,. aG5g ,,Is BOca ar. R
rms bedrm., kit. and bath, brand
new ultra-mOdern, radiant heat
rev. cycle a-c., also, cedar-lined
clcsess, tel. and nv wired. TerrazzS
floor, etc. Just 800 Fl. from ocean
and new concrete PIER. Lighted
f0E fishing, etc. Near new harness
racing track, Wash. Senators and
N.Y. Yankees trg. qtrs. New Fla.
uniyersity,. big Bible School, polo
fields marina, inlets, golf courses
nsrby. Quality.built, $500, season
or=sjr,. or sell whole. Term S
BRYAN HENDERSHOTT, OWNER,
DC Tel. 462-3O0o (code 2o2J or or
after November at 1850 NE. 3rd ST !,
Deerheld Beach, Fla. Tel. 3qq.2A22
Code 305).
RRA1n GEM, 2 bedrms., bath, alum.
aYnipg windows, marble sills, ce.
mEilt tile roof, wrought iron grill
w9fk entry, outside post light, cen
trat Eater and sewer, carport, only
Sxso down. Ask about our personal
ba, ! THE NEIL co.
le3e Eye st. NV. DI. 7.e133
WE-HAvE several beautiful homes
i0r sale In various parts of Florida.
TAeyi range from ! to 3 bedrooms
and from S6,960 to Sl5,A50. Call or
write for free information. Ask
aheut our personal inspection trip.
THE NEIL co.
lsa2 Eye St. NV. DI. 1885,
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NOTICE OF SALE

The undersigned will sell for cash
one 1859 Pontiac, Serial No.
s59W65s6, on September %, 1853,
At II am. at 1900 Nichols Ave.
Sc, Washington, ID. C. The un-
dersigned reserves the right to bid.
ASSOCIATES DISCOUNT CORP.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
HELP-MEN
DESK MAN

Between 30-45 yrs. Of age. One VIII
has had experience In meeting pub
hc, answering telephone inquire
and very accurate with figures
Must have recent local office ex
perience with reliable firm. Stead,
position for right man. Hours
am. to 6 pm, 6-day week. Salar,
500 per week. Apply between
and pm. FRIEND RENT
CAR, 1871 L st. NV.
CRAFTSMAN, mechanical, patents
exper. and traine e s. Miss Bel
BOYD'S, 700 18th NV.
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(. G. SLOAN q co., INC. Est. 1897
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WEDNESDAY AUCTION
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TuRE AND FURNISHINGS AT
PUBLIC AUCTION, AT SLOAN's
NV, ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM.
Der 18th, AT 10 AM, BY ORDER
OF FARRAN'S TRANSFER AMI
STORAGE COMPANY, TO EN-.
FORCE LIENS FOR STORAGE
CHARGES and from other con.
signors:
Mahogany bookcase desk, ladies'
mahogany writing desk. upholstered
gossip bench, mahogany dining
room suite. Muntz 2i-in. console
televisiOn set, chrome bar stools
sectional three-part sofa, coffee and
lamp tables, beds, springs and mat.
tresses, office chairs, unusually fine
collection of old and antique copper
and brass candlesticks and cooking
utensils. paintings and pictures, as,
sorted china, glassware, bric-a-brac
curto pieces and linens.
On view Tuesday, the 18th Terms:
Cash. sel6,H
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CLASSIFIED
INFORMATION
TRAINEE S80

Well known engineering firm needs
pr1ght patriotic HIS. grad witt
typing to work with secret dncu.
n en- 8. You will be channelinr
them to different depts, and record.
ing them. Learn the whole security
departments operations. Excellent
tutnre; 5Zka hr. week. For appt
Call BETTY GRAY EMPL.. S16
woodward Bldg, ST. 3-7l23.
CLERK young man, high school
gTaouate for miscellaneous clerical
work. Some typing and posting and
inventory control. NATIONAT MO-
IOh REBUILDERS, l72s Fenwick
st. ne.
CLERKS 90, to make credit inyeSti.
gau0ns OF business and individuals,
ENpeIlence not necessary, but help-
tul. Good starting salary, increases
DaSed on proven ability, Paid Vaca-
ti0n and holidays. Permanent posi-
ton: Located In central area OF ID.
e. Box 2e2-G, Star.
CLOTHING SALESMAN to be assist.
ant mgr. in fine men and bOys'
clothing store in Wheaton Plaza f.
Excellent salary. Phone Mr.. Silver.
man for appointment, olo-4020.
EMBASSY FATHER AND SON
COLD COMPOSITION MAN, excel.
lent supervisory position avail. for
experienced man, must have SUPER
VlSOry and administrative back.
ground In cold composition. Box s6-
COMPTROLLER, $4,000. Supervise
Office In. accounting procedures for
manufacturer. 71b Eve 81, NV,
3l2I Wilson blvd, Arl., Va.
WILSON PERSONNEL
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTEND-
ENT, exper. steel, concrete, mason.
~, and layout work. Aggressive,
capable of taking full charge, First
project MIDI October. Others 10 fol
low. Excellent opportunity for right
man. ia. $3.50 for appointment.
COOK, all-round man for hiFh-ciaSs
operation, -5-day, 4o-hr. week, no
Sats. or Suns, SIS wk. el2 18th
st. NV. 296-450o.
COOK-Excellent opport. for ynF
man to gain valuable exper. in
meat and veg, cookery. Mod,
kit. Uniforms furn, 5 DAYS 40
hrs. Apply Personnel, THE FAIR
FAX HOSPITAL, 1901 OalloWs
I'd. Falls Church, 56Q-1Il1.
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ACCOUNTANT
BOOKKREEPER

Expanding northeast firm requires
services OF aggressive and Hmbi-
tious man with accounting back
ground 10 eventually advance TO
position OF comptroller. Credit
experience and/or knowledge
helpful. Mulu-corporate set-up
with occasional travel. 44-hour
week. Many company benefits.
Age no barrier for right man
Salary commensurate with ex-
perience aud ability, Reply IN
own Handwriting 10 Box 374-0,
star. givinE. experience and
salary desired.
ACCOUNTANTS, Bookkpr. -TypiSt,
sales, engineers S75 wk, 10 S15,-
900. visit BoYD's, 18th a q n.w,
Evening star., 1963-09-17
MACHINERY AND EQUIP.

D% RULLDOZER, hydraulic angle
blade. Ready to work. 5000. Call
2sas5Al4, 931-279l aft. s pm.
MoDEL "44o" John Deere craWler
trartOr and frOnt-end loader. Also
Office trailer. 549-76l6.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
DEVELOPMENT
Technician

Gainesville, Va.)
35 Miles West Wash, D. c.
Immediate opportunity
for technical school
graduate in mechanics
or electronics, with high
school diplomat. Previ-
Gus electro mechanical
experience, a good math
background and an abil-
ity to conduct library
studies op recent devel-
opments/ /required. Must
have a minimum of 2
years experience as a
technician working on
development items.
Work will involve analysis
Of results and statistical
correlation Of test results
and physical properties
on rocket performance,
Age 25-35.
For additional informa-
tiop and appointment
call FL. 4-3400, Ext. 45e.
Atlantic
Research
Corporation
SHIRLEY HWY. AT EDsALL RD.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Evening star., 1963-09-17
AUCTION SALES

THos. J. OWEN 4 SON., INC.
AucuOneers, iii f st. NV.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
ASSISTANT
MANAGER

AAA-1 NATL. MFR.
Men with car, able to work even,
mgs, to help manager select and
train new personnel. Supervisor and
manager position avail, TO those
who can qualify. Call s7a-2lls 10 "a
for appt.
AUTO BODY MEN with tools. Good
salary and comm. JOHNNY's, 1906
Benning road, ne. 3Se.7o00.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
SAMUEL sCRIVENER, Jr., Attorney
1873 X Street NV,
Washington 5, ID. c.
FiIed SePtember s, 1853

VI ANa oIRtGAlbCl o. lroJ0
HARRY M. HULL, Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. =
In Re Application Of JANET GAS
TON NEUBERGER, For Change Of
Name. Civil Action No. 2227-63.-
JANET GASTON NEUBERG,
having filed a complaint for a
judgment changing her name 10
JANET ALMA GASTON and having
applied to the Court for an order Of
publication Of the notice required
by law in such cases, il is, BY the
Court, this 9Th day Of September,
1858. ORDERED that ali persons
concerned show cause, II any there
be, on or before the 9Th day OF
October, 1858, why the prayers Of
said complaint should not be grant.
ed: PROVIDED, That a copy Of
this order be published once a
week for three consecutive weeks
before said day in The Evening
Star and the Washington Law Re.
porter. (SeaD LEON ARD p.
WALSH, Judge. (SeaD A True Copy.
Attest: HARRY M. HULL, Clerk,
BY EULALIA M. K0ESTER, Deputy
Clerk.
sel0.l7,24
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

BE s0syNER-ss,00O. Attractive cot.
taseS ] blk. from West River. Ex.
trns large. lot with trees and lands
capmg, Assume existing mortgage.
Lew On. payment. Call 297-A964 aft
erl6 pm.
SALE OR TRADE : Year-round
beach. home, South River for prop.
etty Rockville area, with or with.
outsimprovements. Terms S cash.
Days 762-5544, nights VIII. 1851.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
DONALD A. RICHTTT,
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
seo'I'lO'l2,l4 Trustees
PROPOSALS

FORD 1852 convertible, Serial No.
22EeS123lSe6, will be- sold for the
fore S pm. September 81 1873.
at Hendley Motor Co., Inc, az
Ga. Ave. NV, where the car
may be seen during business hours.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
LEGAL NOTICES
FRANCIS p. NOONAN, Attorney,
1000 Vermont Avenue NV.

FRANCIS p. NOONAN, Attorney,
1000 Vermont Avenue NV.
Washington, d. C.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT for the District Of Colum.
bia, Holding Probate Court. No.
100 .3a7, Administration. This Is 10
Give Notice: That the subscriber
Of the State Of Maryland, has OBJ.
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District of Columbia, Letters Of
Administration on the estate Of
SARAH ROSE Pc RRIE, also
known as SARA ANN BURNS, late
of the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, legally au-
thenticated, to the subscriber, on OF
before the 3rd day Of March, A. d.
1864; otherwise they may by law 70
excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
3rd day Of September, 1858.
MARY MILDRED NORRIS, SeOC
jamestown Road, HyattsViIle,
Maryland. (Seal.) Attest: THEO.
DORE C0GSWELL, Register Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk Of the Protabe Court.
SelO IDA
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$12,OOO-$15,O00

Capable Of organizing and admin
istering the complete personnel op-
Grafton. BACKGROUND needed In the
following: SuPvr. OF people, profes-
sional recruiting, wage and salary,
fringe benefits, etc. 30-ls yrs. Ex-
Gel. fringe benefits. NO FEE. COR
MAN-GRIFFINGs Inc. sl9 Shore
ham Bldg, RE. I-l7Sl.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
AUCTION SALE:
Notice of Pawnbrokers'
Auction Sale

AS crowded by Public Law No. ee2
the undersigned will sell, at public
auction, in detail, at WESCHLER'S
sos z STREET NV, STARTING
TENDER ls, 1858, all unredeemed
pledges up to No. 53,l20 OF TEN.
DLER'S LOAN DEPARTMENT by
order Of LIVINGTON & CO., Sue.
cessors, l423 H St. NV; ali
unredeemed pledges up to No. 25y0OO
Of MORRIS PAWNBROKERS, 1858
H st. NE. and all unredeemed
pledges up TO No. 3s,l40 Of VEIN
STEMS PAWNBROKERS, 3l3 II
s.. NV. Exhibition Tuesday, Sept.
sel4,l5,l6,l7
Evening star., 1963-09-17
JANITOR

For clOse.in Arlington apt. project.
Stoker experience and local ref.
erences required. Salary plus apt.
for services. Call MRS. MOORE,
IA. 6-l2l4.
JR. ACCOUNTANT, Alexandria eng
firm, needs young man for all
phases of payroll. Good working
conditions. 5-day week. To S36e
POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY, sIl
King St, Alex, KI. 9-5o55.
JR. ACCOUNTANT, natl insurance
firm offers good oppty. for young
man age 2l-35, minimum 2 yrs.
college. Acctg. major. TO sl2s. 20.
T0MAC EMPL. AGENCY, 1884 WI
son blvd, Arl.. ia. 5000.
JUNIOR Statesmen
lI-2S who are residents Of Southeast.
ern Md. and Northern Va, to as
sist manager in full-tinae, pleasant
outside work. No experience neces.
sary, but must be neat and ambi.
tious. Apply Suite 4lo, 774 9Th st,
NV.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
AUTO BODY
ESTIMATOR

Excel. salary and working
conds., hosp. and lis. Gail
MT: Ferebee, AP. 1000.
JUSTINE OLDS.
Evening star., 1963-09-17

BARBERs WANTED, chairs on rent
isOs A st. Sc. Ii. 5.Ssss.
experienced, needed dur,
ing lunch hours only. Apply in per,
son. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
OPEN MESS, Wash. Navy Yard
Annex. llth and o sts. Sc.
BARTENDER, experienced. Call fol-
appt. RE. 5-b626.
BODY AND FENDER MAN, musl
be thoroughly exper. Call Mr.
MORGAN or MR.. BICKERS, SIP
3-6634.
BOOKKEEPER, $500. Take care ol
sets Of books for local co, i7ii
IiSs,GS, Eye $. w. w. u" Wilson DlVd'' Ar
WILSON PERSONNEL
sts.Sy isS ASpz 's SsFY n. soGs !: ": ss
BOYS, la-IT, from Northern vlrElnl,
area for part time sales aftel
school. sl,25 hour to start plus bo
nuses. No experience necessary
ou. ou.h,.sGs mS ee "a, nesI cSgTisSH IrsS a1t =,
affyAhtAAlNhtf NsF-SAANs
BOYD EMPLOYMENT CENTEI Q
tEst. 50 yrs.), cor. ldh and G
NV. 50 openings daily, welcome
visit.
BRICKLAYERs AND LABoRERs
top wages, Apply al Prince Fairial
Apts., behind Rose TIiil ShopplnI
Center on Franconia rd., Alex, Va
165-SI71.
BRICKLAYERs AND LABORERS
top wages. Apply At the Lyons VII
lage Shopping Center, kirkwoOd rd
and Lee hwy, Arl., Va. s2S-li76.
BRICKLAYERs AND LABORERs
top wages. First class mechanic
only, Call 954.1elo for JOB locations
BUS OPERATORS, no expeF. neces
sary, $3.50 yrs. Of age, his. grad
We win pay you for training. Md
chauffeur license and y. G, permi
reg Room 205, VIVA TRANSIT co.
44zl southern ave. Sc, LU. 1900
BUsHELNAN, experienced, Perman
laeN NaANlftUsa EAggnllaAs aalaWss A..
Evening star., 1963-09-17

BUsHELMAN, experienced, Perman.
ent position. Excellent salary. app.
ly l9l2 @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
INTERVIEWER


$50 $50
You must like to meet people ant
be willing to learn. You will bC
talking with people all day Ions
and digging out the facts. A his
grad. with typing ability will quail
fy you for this Interesting position
DON'T DELAY, SEE "DEE" DAY
1913 H street NV, DI. 7.6ss5.
JANITOR, married couple to live in.
Must know coal st0kers and have
local references. MIR. DELE, Ii.
7-0e09 or H0. 1856.
JANITOR, married, no childre n
Help maintain 6-story apt; bldg
Reliable and non-drinker. Perma
nent job for the right man. Ref.
erences required. AID, 1897.
PAINTERS with cars, exper. in Isl
class workmanship. Top pay and
steaSX job; .GSSllD Cal After after s g:ma
Evening star., 1963-09-17
HELP-MEN

ENGINEER with experiences No.
oil for apartment project. Salar.
i and apt. Call between 4 and 5 pm
i MR.. CLARK: 773-6300.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19
Grond Jury's Probe

There is general feeling that the current grand Jury
which has been investigating possible conflicts of interests
IN the county will probably not up with much if any,
concrete evidence enabling 1t to crinaly indict any c
zen or office holder for illegal acts.
For that Is all the grand jury do-indict someone
The jury must have good reason to believe that there is
enough evidence against the individual to sustain convc-
ton In court at least enough evidence in hand to jus
ty the holding Of criminal trial so petit jury can de-
eide formally whether a criminal violation has been
committed
And probably this general feeling is well founded It
would be surprising we believe the grand jurors came up
with further criminal indictments despite having quzzed
numerous witnesses But the absence of criminal ndct-
ments does not mean that great deal of good has not
been done by the current probe
Conflicts OF interest Is major problem for the county,
There are conflicting interests in local government as we
have pointed out They not necessarily of the variety
that are illegal however The illegal kind are hard to find
although they exist Bascaly the conflicts of interest
problem is problem of political morality Government
should be used for the benefit Of the people, not few
favored individuals That the problem and that is
what beyond the jurisdiction of the grand jury AS re-
suit of its searching PROBE however the grand jury has
attracted needed public attention to the subject Also those
who are or who would be capable of committing illegal con-
ct of interests acts will be somewhat more wary in the
future Being called before grand jury and facing possible
criminal indictment is not the peasantes way to spend
an hour or two.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19

A columnist in a weekly
news magazine suggested the
name of U.N. Ambassador
Adlai Stevenson as the vice.
presidential candidate on the
1864 Democratic ticket TO be
headed by President johnson.
He noted that Stevenson would
ideally complement the Presi-
dent by appealing to the north
ern liberals, adding an expert
enced foreign affairs specialist
t1 the ticket, and lending pres
tige to the office of vice presi-
dent whose importance I'M
doubtedly has increased in the
eyes Of the voters due to recent
tragic events.
1t may well be that Ambas-
sador Stevenson has no inter-
est in undertaking another
arduous national campaign for
any Of a variety of reasons,
but the suggestion is certainly
one that merits serious con-
sideration.
Samuel b. Sterrett
Chevy Chase
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19
DisIikes Lists

1t has been with great alarm
that 1 have read in the Decem-
Der 5th and 18th issues Of your
paper of the request of the
Montgomery County Council
for membership lists of civic
organizations in our county.
Attention should be brought
to the council of the rights of
all citizens found in the LIST
amendment of the us. Con-
stitution, and extended to the
states by the 18th amendment.
Furthermore, their action
brings to mind the conduct of
certain Southern states in re-
gard to groups operating with
in their boraders for the pro-
lection of certain of the citizen
cry.
l feel that your paper should
take stand against the coun-
Gil action unless the specific
purpose of their inquisition is
announced.
Paul Pascal
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19
From This Angle
Censors Again

Trash in the form of stories and articles
does exist on the newsstands. That trash deals
not only with sex but also violence. Let me
quickly add that the foregoing statement is
just one mans opinion-mine. A considerable
number of individuals consider my trash"
to be good reading material or it wouldn't
be on sale very long
Suggestions have been made that the
County Council appoint committee on decent
literature to help police the newsstands of the
county. What are the qualifications for the
position of censor? 1t doesn't matter what
other term is used to describe those who
select and repress reading material on public
sale, the correct term is censor. Their position
IN the community, their education, or any
other consideration does not change the &C.
curacy of this term.
The censor is respected member of some
private groups and in some nations Some
Americans see nothing wrong with allowing
individuals or organizations to select their
reading material Such censorship Is applied
not only to sex and related subjects but also
to religion. Under our freedom of speech and
religion, this position can never have legiti-
mate official status for as Tom jefferson said
Error OF opinion may be tolerated where
reason Is left free to combat it."
The first consideration in appointing a
censor should be the preservation of our free
DOM Those who accept censorship of religious
writing might, Willingly or unwittingly, trans.
Ter that concept to newsstand media while
searching for obscene material We must be
sure, therefore, that members of the board of
censors do not use this concept, or perhaps
1t would be better if they didn't accept it at an
A censor should have wide knowledge
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19
Chris+mas-Iqb3
by Barney Welsh

pressed by the Carpenter about 1000 years pre-.
viously. He was President when his country
fought war; partly over slavery and partly
over States Rights. The section of the country
against slavery won the last battle, but II
looks as though the section of the country
opposed to equal rights won the war. And this
second man was shot in the back Of the head
while watching play.
AFTER 100 years, the third man came
along. He tried to give impetus to the idea
that all mankind is free He became President
of the country and he used the power of that
office to push forward the ideas Of freedom
which had once split this country into two
warning factions. And he was shot in the back
Of the head while riding in an automobile"
The book of freedom has bloody pages.
and one would think that the book would
come to an end. But that is where Christ.
mas comes in.
@For during this month we rejoice ut the
birth of the Man who gave us this idea Of
freedom. We consider His life and understand
that He stands for another chance. IL man.
kind did not have another chance promised Ia
it we would live on the edge Of an abyss Of
terror. But the life Of Christ proves man.
kind has this other chance. That is why we
rejoice. That is why sooner or later, In ueace
or in war, mankind shall be free II America
does not do it; some other country win. And Il
Is on this issue that America win live or de-"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19

Dudley Clark, at the Wilmfna.
ton Country Club.
Miss Dorothy wetherald ID
arriving later this week to
spend Christmas with her
sister, Mrs. William w. Moore.
Later she will spend some time
with Mrs. H. F. McLaury.
MIR. and Mrs. John WILSON
held an open house last Satur.
day for a number of friends.
A number of members Of the
community went to Howard
County last week for an open
house at the new home of Mr..
and Mrs. Donald S. Beebe, SON
and daughter-in-law of DR.. and
Mrs. Stephen o. Beebe of Sandy
Spring.
The Sherwood High faculty
had its annual Christmas party
last Friday at Damascus.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19
Grandpa Comes
1000 Miles to
Make Award

Troop 4z3 of the ColesyiIle
Methodist Church brought two
people more than a thousand
miles just to make an award
Tuesday night.
And there wasn't anyone
more surprised than the person
who received if.
Peter H. Clausen III, of IO11
Somerset Lane in Silver Spring
was given the Eagle Scout
award by his grandfather, Peter
Clausen, ST., whom he thought
was spending Christmas in Ne
braska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clausen were
brought here secretly so that
they could present their grand
son with the highest scouting
honor.
Karl K. Cover, the scoutmas-
ter of the troop arranged the
surprise visit.
Grandmother Clausen win
present him with a God and
Country Award" on Sunday at
St PauIs Lutheran Church in
Fulton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19
Parry LoyoIfy7

Political payoff" win be the
only way to describe the result
If the four Republican mem
bers of the Montgomery Coun.
ty Council make final the pre-.
liminary approval which they
have granted to the Aubinoe's
application for high rise apart
ment zoning at the intersection
of Route 70S and Old George
town Road.
1t is bad enough that the
concept Of orderly planning
embodied in the Master Plan
has been disregarded by this
majority, particularly by Presi-
dent Floyd, who endorsed it in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19
Public WeuI

II We had any reason to be-
lieve that the Wildwood Manor
apartment rezoning were being
decided with the good of the
neighborhood, community, and
county in mind, there would be
no reason for concern or op.
position.
However, when such a deci-
sion runs contrary to all the
wishes of the community, as ex-
pressed in the North Bethesda
Master Plan and the unanimous
stand of area civic associations,
must we not be suspicious that
the will of the many is going to
be sacrificed to the financial adj
vantage of the very few, who
happen to be intimately in
volved with the political party