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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-16
PLEASE KNOW AND BE

PLEASE KNOW AND BE
sorry - John Mcdonald, after
about % years of service to this
community, has been given the
royal heave-ho from City Hall.
He's on leave now but that ends
the first week of June. He needs
another year on the payroll to
collect his retirement. The city
brass relieved" Mr.. Mcdonald
with the understanding he would
be taken on by the Sanitary Com
mission to work on the Cabin
John sewer. But Mr.. Mcdonald,
whose health is not too robust,
could not pass the Commissions
physical - but no one who knew
him expected he would. When
Mr.. Mcdonald was kicked down
stairs a couple of years ago from
the City Managers job and made
consulting engineer, there was an
understanding he would be kept
on couple of years longer until
he could collect his retirement. 1t
now appears he cannot collect un-
til he is 60 years old which
will be next year unless, of
course, he can collect part of the
money for disability retirement.
In order to collect his full retire
ment he must be on a municipal,
county or state payroll at the
time he reaches retirement age.
Otherwise, he collects only what
he has put into the retirement
fund. City Manager MARYLAND
says Mr.. Mcdonald need only be
on a city, county or state payroll
for week or so before he reach
es retirement age in order to col
lect what is due him. He said
also he feels sure the town will
be able to find. maybe a $50 a
week job for Mr.. Mcdonald just
before he reaches retirement age
This reporter trusts this will be
so. After all, you don't kick 2S
years of service in the britches
without even a thank.you. But
progress is progress and progress
never has too gentle a hand with
either tradition or individuals.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-16
DClCllldlllo.
Equity No. 20o50
Order of Publication

Defendan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Antibiotics
Called Aid to
Child Growth

Antlblotics used 10 supple
'ment the diets Of undernour-
ished children N the tropics
may be The most practical way
Of correcting simple growth
failure. Il was reported today
at the annual AntihioticE SYM
postum here.
A team fro mthe New York
Medical College told the groups
at the Hamilton Hotel that un-
der-nutrition has been recog-
mixed for many years Is d main
factor Ia growth failure among
tropical children.
They were Or. Elmer H,
Loughlin. Or. Aurele A. Joseph
and Or. Louverture Alcindor.
experimenting the native
diets with foodstifis rich II
high-Quality proteins. including
milk. would not be economi-
caliy practical because Of the
expense or unavailability. the
researchers said.
Sixty-four children at q
rural school In Haiti were
picked as suffering from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Mrs. Marshall. "a.
Active for Deaf

Mrs. Winfield =. Marshall,
"a. active in social work for
the deaf. died Monday in Dis
trict General Hospital after
an illness Of three weeks.
MRS. Marshall. who lived at
10 Ninth street NE. had been
. resident here since her mar.
riage in the early 1905. She
was the former Mary Lou Nc
Intyre. Q native Of Pittsfield.
Mass.
Deaf since she had scarlet
fever at the age Of 8, Mrs. Mar
shall was an active member Of
the GaIlaudet College Alumni
and the Women's Guild u st.
Barnahus Mission for the deaf
Of st. Marks Episcopal
Church. Third and A streets
Sc.
She also belonged to the
Auxiliary Of the Washington
Division No. Is Of the Natinal
Association for the Deaf.
She leayes no survivors.
Funeral services viii be at
10 an. tomorrow in the ri.
naldi Funeral Home. SIS H
street NE. Burial win be IN
Congressional Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Rev. Joseph ForreIIDies;
Former GU Treasurer

The Rev. Joseph A. Farrell.
8. j.. 81. treasurer Of George
town University from 1877 until
his retirement In 1913, died
died yesterday at st. Andrew
on-Hudson. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Father Farrell was born in
Albany. N. Y. the son OF an
old family these. owners Of the
Albany Times Union news
paper. He entered the Society
Of Jesus in 1909 ct Frederick.
Md. and later studied philcso-
ply ct Woodstock College.
Woodstock. Nd.
He came to Georgetown In
1907 and served i've years as
q teacher. He returned 10
Woodstock in 1912 and was or
dained by Cardinal Gibbons In
1915. He then returned to
teach ct Georgetown for q year.
After completing his studies
ct st. Andrew-on-H Hudson, Fa-
ther Farrell taught at FordhaEn
University. then served Is rec
tor Of Brooklyn College from
1870 70 1926.
During this time he accom-
panied the Rev. Edmund
walsh. ST.. former head Of
the Georgetown School Of For
eigii Service, 10 Russia during
the great famine Of 1929 as
financial ofilcer Of the Papai
Relief Mission and the Ameri-
can Relief Agency. He also
did relief work In Constants
nople and Athens under the
command Of Col. William N.
Haskell. Father Farrell's BROTH
er-in-law.
After q year as professor Of
history at st. Andrew-on-Hud-
son IN 1926. he became treas
urer Of Georgetown. Since his
retirement. Father Farrell had
been living at st. Andrews.
He Il survived by three sis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

growth failure and were dInd-
ed into several groups.
Terrainycln and other anti
antibiotlcs such a. lyslne were
given the children daily for
six months.
The physIcians reported no
toxic effects and said that the
addition Of these growth pro-
noting supplements seemed 70
Be thu most economically prac-
teal way Of making the native
tropici tropical children grow.
The effects Of the antibiotlcs
persisted for . number Of
months. even after the supple
ments were discontinued.
The antibiotlcg symposium.
sponsored BY the Food and
Drug Administration began this
morning and Is scheduled to
run Friday at the willard
Hotel. Nearly 1000 delegates
from drug companies and med.
zeal groups are attending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
George w. Baker. IA.
Native Of District

George w. Baker. a.. . native
Washingtonian. died in Los
Angeles Saturday after .
stroke.
Mr.. Baker. who was born In
Georgetown. lived in Washing
ton until 1919. when he retired
after IS years service as q
salesman at Woodward q
Lothrop Department Store.
He was q graduate Of West
ern High School.
A brother, Earl A. Baker. Of
Chancellor. Va. survives him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

gross sales price OF the said
assets BY g Million"
Among the defendants was
Louis =. wolfson. q member Of
the board Of Merritt-c Chapman
and the four corporations. Mr.,
Stone claimed that the cor
porations were dominated and
controlled BY Mr.. Wolfson
through his power to elect not
less than the majority Of the
directors Of each Of the cor
poration.
Mr.. Stone alleged that the
sale and its terms were '.un-
fair, inequitahle and fraudu-
lent" and that II was "fraudu-
lently authorized" BY the ihdi-
vidual defendants.
As q result Of the sale, the
assets Of Merritt Chapman.
Marion and Osgood. were
suuandered. grossly mismaE-
aged and wasted. causing great
financial loss 10 Merritt Chap
man, Marion and Osgood In
that the value Of the COM
lpanies was greatly impaired
and reduced and the income
substantially curtailed.n
The suit asks that the sale
be declared illegal and the in
dividual defendants be directed
10 account TO Merritt Chapman
and to Marion and Osgood FOR
all losses growing out Of the
improvement. unfair and tn
equitable sale"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

The suit, aled last Septem-
Der II, claimed that the board
IL directors Of Marion and Os-
good authorized the sale Of ali
these two companies assets
and trademarks 70 Universal
on the following terms: S6,522.-
oe2 In cash. e3.s78.00O BY in
uorsement without recourse"
Of 5 per cent Of trust notes Of
the District Of Columbia Tran
eit system. to become due as
late Is 1871: $S25 900. with ~
per cent interest payable semi-
annually starting with March.
1857. until October 81. 1857.
when the balance Of SS.260. 900
10 TO become due.
Mr.. Stone futher claimed
that the sale could not have
been accomplished without the
consent and approval Of the
board Of directors Of Merritt
Chapman. since Merritt-chap-
man owned and controlled
more than 81 per cent Of the
shares Of stock Of Marion and
osgcod."
The suit said that although
the total price for the net asset
Of Marion and Osgood appears
to be tl0.oO0. so2. the actual
out-of-pocket payment made
hy UNIVERSAL for the assets
was only 3sla per cent Of the
said price"
Mr.. Stone said that at the
time Of the sale the net worth
Of Marion and Osgood. with
out regard TO good viii. trade
marks and q backlog Of SIS
million In others, exceeded the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Rotary Club Speaker

John Warren Giles Of the
legal star Of the Controllers
General will address the An-
napolis CMd.) Rotary Club at
1880 pm. tomorrow Ia the
city's Carvel Hall Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Freud Charged in SoIes
To Universal Morion

n NEW YORK. Oct U9sseynouF Stone. stockh0ider q
Merritt Chapman Scott Corp charged n suit le IN
de Court that i6 members Of tho boards Of directors Of
this corporation the Marion Power Shovel Co and the Oeood
CO. auduen authorised the sale OF the assets Of Marion
and Oagnod q Universal. Marion Corr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

tiers, Mrs. william N. Haskell
Of New York, and Mrs. Henry
Haskell and Miss Teresa Far
rel. both Of Albany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

TV Beef handy have freezer when
slices Of
beef rich beef gravygolden
and fresh Try this delicious dinner soon
thewHhy ond oddre TO DRnO
= Vemono
S~unso will promptly moIy the full poid for
S~unso DrundD Dinner
offer exphesA Auy 81, refund
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

Ia typical speak Of the speak
easy era. that she FIRST began
10 sing perched on q piano.
There are all sorts Of legends
as to how this came about, the
commonly accepted one being
that she jumped up on the
piano to dodge drunken GUS
toners who insisted upon
pinching her fanny. Malmou-
liam. however, claims that 1t
was Ring Lardner who lifted
her up there one night and she
Just never did get down. Once.
directing her In the film sap
plause." Mamoullan asked her
why she had Just married q
college boy.
II want 10 help him through
college" Helen said simply.
&4s&
A middle-aged couple were
dining at the Cafe Madison
the other night and the male
part thereof was scanning a
newspaper.
II see where the Fo: j Foun-
dalton has given away $50 mil
lion," he remarked idly.
My goodness. = said the wife
don't those quiz shows know
when to stop"
- =
Robert Leckie has just pub
lished a book called Helmet
For My Pillow" and on publi-
cation date got a telegram in
the New Jersey town where he
lives from John Brosnan. an
old friend. Brosnan wired
Hope the Pillow Is a sleeper"
The wire passed through the
hands Of q Western Union en-
ploye who's a racetrack addict
and he Immediately decided
that he had intercepted a hot
tip. He feverishly looked
through pll the entries and
found a horse named Greek
Hope.
This. he figured. was it. He
touted all his fellow employees
called the local newspaper and
touted the staff. too. The CITY
editor. also a friend Of Leckie's
pointed out that the telegram
concerned a novel. not a nag.
It was too late to hedge the
$50 worth OF telegraph en-
ploye money. 1t would be nice
to say that Greek Hope won
but he ran 18th in q l2-horse
field.
-
Gene Klavan, Of Klavan and
Finch, is the new dad Of twin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

with 4ena llbrne. Jamaica, +"
IL sold out through next May.
0an Rowan Of Rowan and
Martin explains why the team
definitely will not split up for
some time to come. II just
bought a new Jaguaf on time
and the payments won't be
completed until 1859" The
Dan Duryea's are celebrating
their 9th wedding anniver-
sary. And the frankie
LANES are of TO Europe for
another holiday = and for
Franks three-Week date at the
Olympic Music Hall in Paris.
Metro paid 10000 for two
words from the best-seiling
book by Constance T0mkinson
just those In the title, lies
Girls This Is the highest
price per word ever paid any
one from Shaw TO ShakesDesre
The entire book, based on the
authors experiences as q chorus
girl. was rewritten for Gene
Kelly, Mitzi Gaynor, Kay Ken
dali and Tiana Zig. The prics
per word was high, but well
spent. This is the most de-
lightful movie musical I can
remember. I'd like to be pres
ent at the royal film command
performance in November and
watch the face Of Queen Eliz-
abeth in the scene when Mitzi,
Kay and Taina turn their
backs. with just those saucy
blue bows TO mark tsae torso
from the legs.
The British press did its best
TO make Jane Mansfield sound
like an idiot. / wasn't there
but I'd bet that Jayne did not
ask. rs Sir Winston Church
hill still prime minister"
Jayne, with a bad cold, has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
ADVERTISEMENT.
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With Little Worry

Eat. talk. laugh or sneeze without
fear Of insecure false teeth dropping,
slipping or wobbling. FASTEETH
holds plates arIner and more coIns
fortably This pleasant powder has no
gummy. go0ey. pastv taste or feeling.
Dnesn { cause nausea It's alkaline
tnon acid. Cheeks plate odOr"
identllre breath. Get FASTEETH q
drug counters everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

boys and the other night he
and his wife hired a baby
sitter who said she had long
years Of experience. The Klav-
ans told her there were olives
and cold snacks In the icebox
and went to their party. An
hour later the phone rang and
the hostess announced:
"Your baby-sitter says sne's
found the olives and wants 10
know where you keep the gin
and vermouth."
49,
Mike Wayne had a Milwau-
kee customer at his Old Home
stead for dinner and suggested
that he try and see MY Fair
Lady" The guy was In the fol-
lowing night and Wayne asked
II he'd seen the hit. Nav
said the visitor. II Just stayed
on Channel 4 all night"
After 80 years as q lower
East Side landmark the Old
Romanian restaurant opens
at Broadway and SD tomor-
row. Sign in a New Britain
restaurant, I'm Case of Atomic
Attack STAY calm-Pay YouI
Bill-Then Run Like He'll.
Turk Murphy Of Bourbon
Street went to see the film jet
Pilot" and reports a lobby sign
mo Smoking - Fasten Seat
Belts" Katherine Henryk's
father. Matthew, took her Ia
addition for the TV show "Our
Nations Bread" Katherine
didn't get q role but her pop
did.
Real Estate note: The Rose
land Dance City building
which cost Lou Brecker $4,000
900. is wanted by an insurance
company for 100000.
Werner Baer at Bob Olin's has
a dog named Geritol. He's a
tired bloodhound. Nina
Dabore is the newest French
song import. starring at the
House Of Vienna. Move
over Rock. Tab and Rip. A
new film will star a lao named
Ferlin Husky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

left London TO entertain Ameri-
can CTS In Germany.
Sophia Loren and husband
by-Medican proxy Carlo POntl
have decided to bypass Italy
where his divorce and their
marriage will not be recognized.
Switzerland win be their per-
manent home, and they viii
form the Ponti Picture Co. in
Zurich or Geneva, who had
a tough time as q child, de-
scribes her discoverer as "the
only man in the world I can
trust"
Just to be different, ex-strip-
per Gypsy Rose Lee was the
only one TO keep fully clothed
in her movie with Anita Ekber,
Screaming Mimi" Anita does
viz eAAR OCooCs NyPoJ OWlle
the night club where the she'd
ding takes place.
The reason Glynis Johns OF
the Blond hair. freckles and
husky voice. left fiance Allen
Reisner in Hollywood to make
a movie in London with Lana
Turner. was to earn some
pounds to pay of the last OF
her British income tax arrears
When this is over" Glynis
confireded before leaving, Il
plan to give UP my movie ca
reer. My marriage to Allen
very definitely is more impor-
tant. All l got from being q
star were headaches and in
come-tax problems" The pert
actress probably will settle for
a TV series, with Reisner di-
recting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
...-, BY ROBERT SYLVESTER
Morgan film Stirs Memories

Reuben Mahaoulian came to
town with his Aim silk Stock
ines" just a little before The
Helen Morgan Story" arrived
and naturally enough. Reuben
dug back into HIS memory book
a little since he started Helen
Morgan's film career at the old
Throckmorton studio back
in the first days Of the talkies.
Il never knew q woman with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

so much heart" he was saying
the other day. II hope they dc
her justice in the film" She
had been q choir singer IN hel
Illinois hometown and when
she first came here lived at the
Community Church Club in w
48th street. But even as q
young star her drinking fore.
Swallowed her early death.
It was when she was singing
at Billy Roses Backstage Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
HOLLYWOOD

Continued From Page BIO
the East and wired him Offer
ing the lead in his Broadway
musical. Captains Paradise. :"
Ricardo MOntalban writes
that his new Broadway musical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Diplomats Wife
ToGive Recital

The Women's City Club
will sponsor a piano concert
by Mrs. Thea Beaudry, wife of
the First Secretary of the
Canadian E m assy. at 5
O'Clock today in the club
house, 1888 I street NV.
Honor guests will include
the Canadian Ambassador and
Mrs. Beaudry, and Mrs. M.
Mccall lines, president of the
District Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs.
A graduate of the Royal
Academy of Music in London,
England. Mrs. Beaudry has
given recitals here, in Canada
and in Santiago, Chile. She
has also done extensive broad
casting work in London and
in Montreal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

butter makes q tasty sauce for
any broiled fish or lobster.
The following recipe is easy to
prepare:
Lemon Herb Butter
"a cup butter
l tablespoon grated lemon peel
l tablespoon lemon juice
/ teaspoon basil
l teaspoon parsley chopped
fine
Melt butter, add lemon rind,
basil and parsley. This is also
good to haste fish or lobster
with while broiling.
Tomato Aspic
/ envelope unflavored gelatin
"a cup cold tomato juice
1H2 cup hot tomato juice
l tablespoon lemon juice
tablespoon Worcestershire
salt
celery salt
tablespoon basil dried-or
sprigs of fresh basil
/ cup cottage cheese
2 tablespoons minced celery
2 tablespoons minced onion
2 tablespoons minced pepper.
Soften gelatin in "a cup cold
tomato juice. Add hot tomato
juice to gelatin and stir until
dissolved. Add lemon juice.
Worcestershire sauce, celery
salt and basil. Combine cot
tage cheese. celery, onion and
green pepper. Pour "a cup of
tomato juice into a large
creased mold. Put into re-
frigerator to chill. When Rela-
tin begins to thicken. spread
cottage cheese evenly over
gelatin and pour remaining
tomato juice over cottage
cheese. Chill until firm.
Basil French Dressing
8 tablespoons olive oil
3 tablespoons red wine vinegar
6 tablespoons tomato ketchup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
IDEAS WITH HERBS
You Might Want to Begin Your
Herb Garden With Sweet BQsil

spring. which you can do while
sitting in a coy living room. ;,
BY studying one new herb a
week you can decide which you
like best and wish to plant in
your garden.
Herb plants are useful as
well as ornamental. Fresh
herbs are wonderful for sea-
soning. Home dried herbs are
easy to prepare and are nice to
have on hand. They also make
unusual and personalized gifts.
For a beginning let's start
with Sweet Basil, one Of the
six herbs the French call lies
fines herbs"
Annual Plant
Basil is an annual plant that
belongs to the Aromatic Mint
: family. Basil leaves have @
pleasant spicy odor and taste.
The dwarf types are best for
small gardens. The common
Sweet Basil green leaf and
Sanctum Basil purple leaf
make very decorative garden
plants If kept cut back. The
seed should be planted in early
spring. termination requires
about one week. The growth is
rapid and no special care is
required. A sunny location and
good drainage are necessary.
Don't forget that most herbs
are natives of the arid Medi-
terranean countries and that
they thrive in sparse, sandy
soil. Fertilizing your herbs
stimulates their growth at the
expense of flavor.
When the Basil plants begin
to flower they should be cut
back to about 8 inches
above the ground. The fresh
leaves may be used for your
herb vinegars and in various
tomato dishes. CA tested
recipe for preparing Basil
vinegar was given in an earlier
column Basil leaves can be
dried and stored in closed
containers to give to friends
or for your own use during
winter months. In using Basil,
remember the dried leaves are
stronger than the green sprigs
and should be used accord
ingly.
Although Basil is classified
as an annual, I have found
that by planting a few seeds
in a pot late in August it may
be brought into the house and
placed in a sunny window
where 1t will thrive and pro-
vide fresh Basil all winter
long.
Now for a few recipes that
will give you some ideas as 10
how Basil can be used to give
new zest to ordinary dishes.
This useful accent herb has a
clove-like aroma and flavor
and can be used alone or in
combination with Chervil.
Thyme or Marjoram. 1t is
widely used in preparing TIA
liam and Spanish dishes and in
Italy it is called the symbol Of
love.
1t imparts a delightful flavor
to fish and soups. Lemon herb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
RoinY Day

A rain suit makes you want
to have it rain. West German
designers are doing smart
suits in weather-proofed cot
ton cord which are wearable
for rain or shine. A smart pin
stripe. with knit collar, has a
hip-length box jacket, slit at
the sides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

2 dozen capers
! tablespoon Worcestershire
sauce
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 cloves garlic halved
2 sprigs fresh basil or
l teaspoon dried basil
6 whole cloves
salt and pepper
Mix all ingredients. Mix
well, allow TO stand over night.
Remove garlic and cloves.
Next Week: Thyme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
BY SYLVIA WILLIAMS

In a month or SO the seed
catalogues will begin to arrive.
This should be the signal to
start planning gardens for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
WESTCOASTER SUIT
lis

Previewing spring, comes this
newest of our Fashion 5th
Shops famous Westcooster
suits. Its royon fabric has
the look of expensive linen.
Creose-resistont and washable,
it's ready TO go, go, go. Styled
to fit beautifully, whether you
wear q misses or half size.
Navy, powder blue or beige
with q dash of refreshing white.
Sizes l2-2O and l2H-22H
-. to suit you.
WGl-Foshion 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor :. olso Chevy Chase,
7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

styled in California -.
tailored to fit -.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

Old fashioned 90 picture
tubes were bulky. had o
bulge in beck due to bell
Of tube.
no. picture tube makes -
possible new Admiral Thin
os-o-Dime" eobiaets. Set fits
flush to wall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-01
Communications CounseIers, Inc.
Announces Change of Addresses
Floyd Springer Named
To Post in Wisconsin

Floyd Springer. jr., until re-
Gently a White House public in
formation officer, has been
named special assistant to the
president of S. c. johnson & Son,
Inc, Racine, Wis. wax manu-
facturer.
West Named Managing Director
Munitions Carriers Conference
Gene T. West, University Of