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Evening star., 1941-10-08
100000 Bond
Issue by County
Is Authorized
Prince Georges Boord
Acts to Get Funds
For Improvements
B, a Staff Correspondent of The Star.

b Staff Correspondent Of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Oct. 8.
Authorization of a 100000 bond
issue to finance improvements in
the metropolitan district was voted
yesterday by the Prince Georges
County Commissioners meeting here.
The issue is the first under the
Metropolitan District General I'M
provements Act passed last May by
the State Legislature and follows the
recommendation of the Commits
sioners' Advisory Board. The State
law authorizes total expenditure
of 100000 and provides for definite
ALLEGATION percentages OF all money
spent. The commissioners attorney,
Waldo Burnside. was instructed to
complete legal details of the bond
issue. Bids will be accepted october
% here
A brief verbal exchange between
Commissioners John Beall and Harry
Bowen followed reading of a letter
from the Prince Georges County
Federation of Women's Clubs which
made suggestions for action on the
proposed county hospital Dr. Bowen
declared that he believed the hos
pital Is desired by a majority of
county residents and that its con-
struction is inevitable.
Beall Calls for Referendum.
Commissioner Beal replied that
he was convinced a majority of
the county taxpayers opposed the
proposed hospital and said refer
endum should be held to determine
the sentiment Of the county on the
matter. He added that he thought
the county already pays enough for
welfare institutions, and that the
hospital would cost between $50, 1000
and 100000 per year to operate
in addition to the initial cost of
100000.
The federation's letter, signed by
Mrs. william Parvin Starr, presi-
dent of the group. suggested that
an advisory board be formed to
study plans for the hospital. A
board composed of two lawyers, two
educators, two businessmen, two
physicians, two farmers, two bank
efs, two architects, two members
! of the Welfare Board and the
Health Department and other in
terested persons was recommended.
Police Car Added.
Two new cars will be added to
the county police feet, the COM
missioners decided One will be
a replacement, the other an addi-
ton to the present number.
Permission was granted Arthur
Hartung to open a diner near the
County Service Building in Hyatts-
vile provided he posts 500 bond
which will be forfeited if he does
not move his building on 30 days
| notice by the commissioners. The
diner was mistakenly built to en-
croach feet on land owned by the
county.
The commissioners gave tempo
rary approval to a petition present.
ed by residents of Clearwood ask
ing that their area be designated
special improvement district. r
H. Wagner, builder in the section
and resident, and R. Edward Mil
Ter, president of the Clearwood
Citizens Association, represented
the residents before the board
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Prince Georges Clinic
To Examine 1OOCrippIes

More than 100 patients will be
examined tomorrow at the Prince
Georges County Clinic for Cripples
by Dr. H. Alvin Jones and his staff
from Johns Hopkins Hospital Ar
rangements for the examinations are
being made by the Prince Georges
County League for Physically
Handicapped, of which Mrs. Ralph j.
Shelter is president.
The work, conducted under the
direction of local and State health
departments, will begin at 9 am.
Recent infantile paralysis cases
needing physiotherapy and other
follow-up care will be accepted at
the clinic on recommendation of the
patients private physician. Trans
portation and clinical assistance is
being given by volunteer nurse and
clerical members of the league.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Montgomery Livestock
Wins at Baltimore
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md. Oct. 8.-Mont-
gomery County exhibitors who won
prizes at the Baltimore Live Stock
Show included John Small, Sd, of
Laytonsville, who exhibited the
champion carload of 20 fat borrows.
Mr.. Small also showed a second
prize individual borrow and a third
prize pen of three
Mrs. Augustus Hines, Laytonsville,
was awarded second and third prizes
on two Shorthorns. Outstanding
in the All section was the shorthorn
steer of George Lechlider, Rockville,
which was placed first in the Mary
land All class and the open All
class for hghtweights. Other All
winners were William Hines, ir.,
Brinklow; Raymond Davis, Darnes-
town; Alice Lechlider, Rockville, and
Peggy Hines, Laytonsville.
In the livestock Judging contest
for All Club members, Calvin King,
Woodfield, and Merle and Warren
Howes, Laytonsville, captured prizes.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Silver Spring Women
Plun Fall Proqrum

Plans for fall activities were made
at meeting of the Woman's Demo-
cratic Club of Silver Spring, Md,
last night at the home of Mrs. r. M.
Poole, president.
Mrs. Ralph A. Wells was named a
delegate to the annual convention
of the United Democratic Women's
Clubs Of Maryland in Baltimore next
month. Mrs. F. Paul Clark was ap-
pointed alternate.
Mrs. John L. Crawford was ap-
pointed treasurer in place of Mrs. p.
B. Morehouse, who resigned because
she recently has been elected presi-
dent of the Montgomery County
League of Women Voters.
Plans were made to participate in
formation of the Democratic pre-
cinct clubs and in the registration Of
new voters.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Teacher Appointments
In Fuirfux Announced
special Di.natch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va, Oct. 8-Several
teacher transfers and new appoint
nents were announced by the County
School Board today.
Miss lone Marshall was transfer
red from Vienna elementary to Fair
fax High, and Miss Hazel H.
Thompson of Franconia School was
transferred to the post of helping
teacher between Franconia and
Groveton.
Mrs. Virginia r. Hazelgrove was
appointed to teach at Franconia,
Mrs. Vivian Cameron, to Dunn Lor-
ing and Mrs. Mary P. Seago to
Franklin-Sh
The board also entered into con-
tract with Miss Lucye j. Hillsman
as third teacher at Fort Belvoir TO
be paid from county funds.
Evening star., 1941-10-08

was inducted into military service,
as vocational agriculture teacher at
Fairfax
Other officers of the chapter are
Roland Heath, Vienna, president;
Paul Thompson, Fairfax, vice pres
ident; Gilbert Thompson, Fairfax,
treasurer; Cecil Thompson, East
Falls Church, reporter. and Raleigh
Morris, Vienna, watchdog.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Rust 10 Head
Defense Unit in
Fairfax County
Regional Council
Arronges System
For Blood Donors
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX. Va, Oct. 8.-Steps to
organize civilian protection corps
in Fairfax County were taken yes
terday with the appointment OF
former State Senator John w. Rust
as county captain of the corps. Sem
ator Rust was named by Gardner
L. Boothe of Alexandria, chairman
of the Northern Virginia Regional
Defense Council
Senator Rust explained that the
corps purpose is to organize the
county into a defense unit to be
used in the event of emergency.
Aides Announced.
Lieutenants were announced by
Senator Rust as follows:
Providence district-Capt. Carl r.
Mcintosh. chief of the county police
force, and Franklin S. Gicker, as
sistant
Town of Fairfax-Charles Pickett.
Dranesville district-Stanley B.
Hanes
Town of Herndon-Harry G.
Breckenridge.
Centreville district-John w. Fer
guson.
Town of Clifton-Elmer T. Ayre.
Lee district-Clarenc B. Jett Of
Lorton and Carton L. YAK of Fair
fax Station assistant.
Falls Church district-Capt. John
r. Bethune.
Town of Falls Church-Maj. L. P.
Daniel
Mount Vernon district-C. c. Wall,
superintendent of Mount Vernon,
and E. L. Popkins, assistant.
Meanwhile the Regional Defense
Council, in connection with the
national defense program, has ar
ranged, through the cooperation of
number of doctors in Fairfax
County, to take blood specimens
for tipping.
Specimen-Taking Free.
Specimens will be taken by the
physicians without charge and
forwarded to the Arlington County
meteorological Laboratory.
1t is planned to build up a list
OF volunteers who will be ready to
serve as blood donors in the event
OF need.
DR.. @. r. Carpenter, county med
ical director, has announced doctors
may obtain containers for blood
specimens at the health Office in the
courthouse.
The schedule for examinations
was announced as follows:
DR.. E. c. Shull, Herndon, tests by
appointment; DR.. William Meyer,
Herndon, from 7::30 to $3.50 am. each
Monday; DR.. T. B. McCord, Fairfax,
from 10 to noon Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Dr. Charles Finni-
gan, Falls Church, from IL to noon
Monday and Tuesday; DR.. w. D
Chase, Mclean, from 8 to 10 am
Monday and Tuesday, and DR.. Sig
mund Newman, Vienna, from 10 to
noon Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Persons willing to cooperate are
asked to get in touch with one of
the physicians.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Nelson Roll Call Head Picked

WAYNESBORO. Va. Oct 8
(SpeciaD Appointment of Mrs. w.
c.. Motz, Roseland, as Roll Call
chairman for the Nelson County
Chapter of the American Red
Cross was announced yesterday
Mrs. Rule H Loving was named
publicity chairman, and Mrs. S. C.
Purvis, flag production chairman.
Roll Call opens November II.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Rezoning Case
Decision Seen
Next Week
Briefs in Bethesda
Suit Being Drown
With End of Hearing
By & Staff Correspondent Of Tn. star.

By g Staff Correspondent Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, Oct. 8.-Op-,
posing counsel in an injunction suiti
in Circuit Court to prohibit con-
struction of an apartment projects
have until Saturday to prepare
briefs in the suit following the close
of hearings yesterday before Judge
Charles w. Woodward. A decision
in the case is expected next week. 4
The action, filed in August by
DR.. Robert E. Lee Wiltberger and
Virginia N. H. Wiltberger of 102
Chevy Chase drive, Chevy Chase,
names as defendants George p.
Sacks, Metropolitan Properties Co.,
Inc; the Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission and
John S. Eaton, county building in
spector.
The suit cenuers around the re-
zoning by the commissioners from
residential A to C of about II acres
of land adjacent to the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad tracks near the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Recreation
Center.
Necessity" View Resented.
Testimony by Irwin T. Kaplan,
acting chief engineer for the COM
mission, tending to show that con-,
struction of apartment houses in
the Bethesda area is necessity
from the viewpoint of good planning.
highlighted yesterdays hearing =
Under questioning by J. Bond
Smith, attorney for the commission,
Mr.. Kaplan pointed out that the
proper percentage of the Bethesda
area in which apartment house
zoning should prevail is l to 1 u per
cent or 1872 acres out of the total
Of 10000 acres in the area.
At present, he continued, there
are about four and a quarter acres
now either being used or zoned for
apartments. If the II acres of land
in question were added to this, the
total would be about 2114 acres, he
said.
In addition, Mr.. Kaplan said be-
tween 5 and 10 per cent of the esti-
mated $1,000 Bethesda residents
should be housed in apartments. In
| other words, he explained, there are
about 625 persons living in apart
ments whereas this figure, from the
standpoint of good civic planning,
should be at least 1,5OO. The apart
ment project planned by Mr. Sacks,
it was said, would provide living
space for approximately $50 persons,
making a total of i,085 apartment
dwellers.
Cites Young Couples.
Asked by Mr.. Smith whether theirs
is a necessity for apartment houses
in the Bethesda area, Mr.. Kaplan
replied:
Il can't conceive of any commun-
lty with a population of more than
10000 not providing for dwellings
other than one-family units. There
must be living space for young cou-
Piles who can't afford to buy single
family houses"
| Mr.. Sacks told Judge Woodward
he had instructed his architect to
prepare plan for garden type
apartment project on the land that
would beautify the neighborhood. II
He said the area had deprecated
tremendously" from a purely resi-
dental viewpoint within the last few
years due to the development of
commercial establishments nearby
and the proximity of the area to
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Recre-
alton Center.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Hirst Is Appointed
Tukomu Fire Marshal

Herold w. Hirst. an official of the
Takoma Park Volunteer Fire De-
partment for many years, has been
appointed fire marshal by the Town
Council of Takoma Park, Md, Mayor
Oliver w. Youngblood announced
today.
The council also has adopted an
ordinance providing for the con-
struction of cement roadway on
Holly avenue from the end of the
present paving to Philadelphia
ayPnllp
Evening star., 1941-10-08

America, yeSter-
day was elected
to represent the
chapter at the
14th national
c o n v ention of
the F. F. A. at
K a n as City
during the week
of October 20.
Cecil N. Smith,
a faculty mem
ber, was elected
advisor of the
C h a p t er. Mr..
Smith succeeds
Ralph E. Buck
ley who recently
Evening star., 1941-10-08

Totals to date - So SO
In October, Beware Of:
/. The hours between mid
night and 2 am. Three persons
were killed within this two-hour
period in October last year.
2. Crossing a street at some
point other than a crosswalk.
Two pedestrians met death in
October, 1910, while doing this.
One OF the two ran out from
between parked cars.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
New MARYLAND Tax Official

BALTIMORE, Oct. 8 (R.-Attor-
ney General William c. Walsh
named Hall Hammond of Baltimore
deputy attorney general yesterday
to succeed William L. Henderson,
now chairman Of the State Tax
Commission.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Viroiniu Doctors Elect

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, Oct. 8
R.-The Virginia Medical Society
yesterday installed DR.. Kosher w.
Miller of Richmond as president and
named Dr.. j. M. Emmett Of Clifton
Forge, president-elect.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Fuirfox F. F. A. Elects
Convention DeIequte
Special Dispatc to The. Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va, Oct. Russell
Ross of Vienna, a senior at Fairfax
High School and secretary of the
Fairfax Chapter, Future Farmers of
Evening star., 1941-07-20
They come from a
castle kitchen and
they're just right
for American tables
~ 8a<zce Hes,ses

!" HE "Trapp Family Singers,
who in the last three years have
u made successful concert tours in
their own bus all over the United
States and into parts of Canada, are
Austrian refugees from music-loving
Salzburg, their native city, and the
beautiful Tyrol, seat of their ances-
trail castle. There are twelve Won
Traps - father, mother. three sons
and seven daughters. They are all
barons and baronesses in their own
Evening star., 1941-07-20
ID
Helps You Overcome
FALSE Teeth
looseness and Worry

No longer should any wearer of
loose dental plate feel i'll at ease be-
cause of the embarrassment il causes.
FASTEETH, pleasant aiksii ne mon
acld) denture powder, sprinkled on
plates holds them firmer and more COM
tortably in place. 80 gooey, pasty taste
or feeling. Special alkaline content al
lays gum soreness and Inflammation
due to chatting of a loose plate or to
excessive acid mouth. Thousands use
FASTEETH and gain greater ease.
confidence and dependability. Get orig
inal alkaline FASTEETH at any
drug store. Accept no substitute.
Whes Gsns sArish, Piaiss lssssa See Yer Dextisi
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Want others to like you?

Whether we're sixteen or sixty, we
don't want to lose out on life's
pleasures because of halitosis Dad
brearh) not when, for most of
US, there is such pleasant, refresh
ing way TO keep breath sweeter,
purer-tbe Li5terine Anfixpfie way!
For, while some cases of bad
breath are caused by systemic con-
ditions, usually, say some author
titles, it is due 70 the fermentation of
tiny food particles on mouth, teeth
and gums. Wearers of dentures and
Evening star., 1941-07-20

tian way OF life, not possible under the
NazlS.
''Provldentially for us" she fin
lshes. I'VE had a contract for concerts
in the United States We knew we
had to leave quickly. SO we came over
here We had not then thought of
being citizens OF any country but
Austria. Now, however, we are at
tached to this country and are taking
out our papers. We arc happy. too,
that our youngest child was born
after we got here. and so is a native
citizen of the United States. We have
had many happy experiences - none
happier than at West Point, where
our concert was a great success and
where friendships sprang up between
our daughters and the young cadets.
What an exchange of letters there's
been since then!' the Baroness says
laughingly. But now let me give
you the recipes we are so fond of and
which our daughters all know how to
cook so really excellently."
linxerforfe
25 cup ground blanched almonds,
firmly packed
N cups sifted -four
u cup plus tablespoons butter
Is cup sugar
3 hard cooked egg yolks
raw egg yolk
u lemon, juice and grated rind
u teaspoon cinnamon
u teaspoon cloves
teaspoon allspice
2 cups strawberry jam
Put all ingredients except jam in a
large bowl and mix quickly together
(use an electric mixer if possible). Line
bottom and sides of an 8-inch layer
cake pan with u of the dough. Fill
with jam. Roll out remaining dough:
cut in narrow strips and arrange in
lattice fashion over the jam. Handle
gently as it breaks easily) Bake in a
moderate oven (325o F) about AS
minutes or until golden brown. Serve
with whipped cream if desired.
NonilIs kipfssI
~ cups sifted -four
II cup butter
Is cup ground blanched almonds
(frmly packed)
AZ tablespoons sugar
teaspoon vanilla
Mix all ingredients together (use
an electric mixer if possible). Roll out
dough n inch thick on lightly Toured
board. Cut in crescent shapes, squares
or rounds with cookie cutter. Place
on ungreased cookie sheet Bake in
moderate oven (325o F. about 35
minutes or until delicately Drowned.
While still hot, dust with Confec-
toners sugar. Handle gently as they
break easily while warm Approximate
yield: 26 cookies.
Wiener SehniszsI
~ pounds veal steak, H-inch
thick
~ teaspoons salt
Few grains pepper
n cup -four
l egg, slightly beaten
2 teaspoons milk
"a cup fine dry bread crumbs
3 tablespoons fat or oil
Cut veal into 6 individual portions,
and flatten with meat FOUNDER. Rub
with salt and pepper. Roll in -four.
Dip in egg mixed with milk. Roll in
crumbs. Saute quickly in fat or oil
until light brown. Cook over low heat
until tender, about 80 minutes. Gar
nish with lemon slices and parsley if
desired. Approximate yield: 6portions
Evening star., 1941-07-20

plates are particularly susceptible
because food is apt to cling to them
and ferment. Listerine Anfisebtie baib
such fermentation and orerrome5 tbe
odoJ it causes. That's why, when you
rinse your mouth morning and night
with full strength Listerine, your
breath is fresher, sweeter, less likely
70 offend.
If you want Others TO like you, if
you want TO put your best foot for
ward, use Listerine-it pays!
LAMBERT PHARMACAL Co.
St. Loui5, Mo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

up and down Main street wearing open.toed
n sandals, stockings, a smock and topping the
effect with turban
The Bronx apartment house which features
sketch OF Mr. Shickelgruber each door
opening Of its incinerator
The wrinkled and time dreaded faces OF the
worn-out sandwich men and women, who aver
age about Sc week. Something the Big City
forgets to include in its travel folders.
DAGES from Horatio Alger-the austere. old
Il fashioned buildings on Nassau street starting
scenes of many financial great.
The fanny atmosphere at the Village Barn.
square dances. etc. And rakes. pitchforkS
saddles and milk cans dangling from the wooden
ceiling
The Harlemite who wears a woman's stock
ing trouser belt
Commercial candor in 49th street restaurant
Fat our steaks and reduce"'
The sweet grey-haired couple on 42nd street
with signs their backs:
We've all been sinners. BE saved"
The fresh northerly winds toying with the
hens of skirts 5th and 55th-very fresh
indeed.
V'IIE chak-talk on the walk at 74th street and
Il Columbus the other night.
"Archie. You better quit fOOng with my girl.
Rehearsing chornes in the 4Os looking like
you-know-how without their makeup or false
faces.
The Seth street block between 9th and 7th
crowded with garages whose grimy workers
treated all day with the golden voices of concert
stars rehearsing in Carnegie Hall studios
Hansons al-night drugstore at 51st and 7th
1.-The Poor Mans Stork Club where democratic
hackies, CRITTERS, orchestra crews and hatcheck
girls don't mind slipping sodas with coumnists-
Prexys, snack bar Seth street, which
sells Hamburger. with College Education"
VNiE Height OF Time Wasting The ferris wheel
made entirety of toothpfcKs, III The window
OF the hobby shop on 57th
The Fulton street sporting goods store which
displays rifle In the wndow-ponted al
photo of Adolf Shickegruber.
The drunks who can't believe their eyes
passing the Pink Elephants IN the Bonwit-Teller
windows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

maids in many hotels could be snapped up con-
sderably. Sloppy appearing maids give a hotel
a sloppy look.
The Nazis expect every German woman
capable of bearing children TO have at least five
offspring Right now the Nazis using the
test-tube baby system TO a great extent.
As 10 record for number of husbands. this
seems to be held at present by Mrs. Lizzie
Deevers of Sapupla, okla. who has had 10 mates
so far.
LNORENCE RICE. Actress. Daughter Of
Il sportscribe Grantland Rice Florence is in
the current film "The Blonde From Singapore"
In this same picture is Adele Rowland. Do you
remember -Adeie IN The musical show hit, The
Only Giri"?
Walter st. Denis Erstwhile sports editor
now staff of fight promoter Mike Jacobs.
Walter has been looking at sports events around
New York for 80 years and has not missed big
fight or World Series in all that time.
He is one OF the few men in New York who
still shaves with straight and likes
haShed Drowned potatoes with his ham and eggs
Robert r. Woodruff. Thirty-Six years ago he
now he IS president Of that road. Practically all
the presidents OF our great railroad systems are
men who came up the hard way.
ENRANK FAY now drinks II cups of coffee daily
at breakfast This beats the previous record
Of 10 cups of coffee for breakfast held for many
years by Damon Runyon.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe DiMaggio's baby weighs
pounds. IL ounces and was born at Hi a. m.
If seven ana IL are lucky numbers as many claim
IT looks as though the DiMaggio infant is off to
a good start.
The child is Scorpio born under the same
star Theodore Roosevelt Robert Louis Steven
son. Ignace Paderewsk Nine. Eva Cure Will
Rogers. Marie Dressler Jackie Coogan, Hedy La
MARI, Vivien Leigh. Samuel insult the Rev Fr.
Charles Coughn and Hetty Green
n We have cat that wags her tail as dog
W. does. Do you believe this?
A. Certainly know of a woman in Arizona
who had cat that was raised with lot of dogs
and wagged its tail in imitation of them. And
tails like dogs.
e. Is there poem titled Il Have Son ?"
A. Christopher Morley is the author of such
a poem which he wrote when his first
born.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

The realistic jungle effect of the remodeled
Bronx Zoo. Almost as real the scenes in a
TarZan movie.
The low-flying planes going 10 and from
LaGuardia Airport-with their red and green
lamps Pickering in and out of the clouds
The ragged street fiddler hopeesSly playing.
II Don't Want To Set the World Fire"
1HIE wiscguy having a street photographer take
his picture as he poses alongside the
larged likeness Of stripper in front of grlesk
theater.
! The quick-sketch artist in the Central Park
west sector. His speciality is drawing pooches
Fat sc a sitting.
The whacky Oriental character who parades