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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
Program Listings


9-Studio One Summer Th'fs.
my Mother and How She In
did Me-" A Iioht-heorted comedy
with commentary supplied by
Body WolteFs, q calculating in
fonf with O penchont for proving
to his household who's boss Ed
die Broken. LorY Blyden. Ann
Jackson. Margaret HomiIton.
1915
5-Tomorrow's Champs.
1880
5-Boxins. St. Nick's Arena.
Danny Russo vs.. EdIe Lynch.
Welterweiohts. Eight rounds
7.SsudiO 81. Dronno
mrs. Snyder" Sentiment dis
rupts the plons OF confidence
mon. Cesor Romero.
1900
4.News and Loe0l News.
Horkness Word
7-News. Weather. Sports.
McCott,cy Goines Pickett
9-Naws. Wec.hes. Sports.
Richards OouoIos DonIcIs
HAS
4-Weother. SPORTS.
Strinoer Simpson
5-GuSsie's Corner.
Gussie Moron's interviews.
9-The lose Show. Movie
Ia Hours. The Honestr icl,. "
l947. An cosy. notured ,rend
thrift goes TO Boston to buy
winning horse. Cornel Wilde.
Moureen O'Horo.
lI:20
7-MysteVy TheoteF. Movie
Hour, IS Min. "Hosfcn BIoekie
Gees 10 Hollywood. 1872 Ches.
ter Morris.
HES
4-Som and Friends. Arnold.
1870
4-Tonisht. Jock Poor
" Hours Singers O'>% rhymes
From Wouen Actor tions Cen
&c d orc quests.
5-News. Weather.
Worren Ronsey
Has
5-Woshingfon Movietime.
As Min. Buses Roar" 1912
EIeonor Parker.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
Health Unit
Is Set Up
By County

Eleven persons were appointed
as members of the Montgomery
County Advisory Health Commit
tee Tuesday by the County Coun-
Gil to serve until Sept. 80, 1858.
The appointees are Lawrence
M. Fisher, Garrett Park; Mrs.
Dorothy Vane, Rockville; Miss
Mildred Negus, Kensington; Mrs.
Martin F. Kunkel, Silver Spring;
DR.. Dewitt E. DeLawter, Bethes-
da; Mrs. Dean Dinwoody, Chevy
Chase; DR.. Luther Terry, Rock
vile; DR.. Charles H. Lyon, San
dy Spring; DR.. Robert ]. Nielsen,
Rockville; DR.. Peter Lombard,
Silver Spring; and DR.. Stephen
c. Cromwell, Jr., Rockville.
Other appointments approved
were DR.. Edward Lewis, Jr., Be-
thesda, as public health resident
physician, with the division of
tuberculosis and chronic illness
control, Department of Public
Health, a newly-created position
effective Jan. 2, 1858; Herbert
Brown Dodson, Rockville, as topo-
graphic craftsman trainee with
the division of assessments, De-
partment of Finance, and Allen
Claude James, Germantown, as
animal warden, with the Animal
Shelter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
For Candidates
Byrd Lists Integrity
As First Qualification

DR.. H. C. (Curley) Byrd be-
lieves people are entitled to know
what a candidate stands for and
that the first qualification is his
integrity.
Speaking before the Maryland
Day meeting of the District Dem
ocratic Club Sunday at the Bur-
lington Hotel the former presi-
dent of the University of Mary
land and now candidate for Dem
ocratic nomination for governor
of Maryland outlined his platform
and urged party unity. DR.. Byrd
pointed out that Maryland has
registered Democratic majority
vote of 100000 yet the Democrats
have not won a statewide victory
since 1916.
DR.. Byrd said he favors i'm
provement of schools, colleges,
roads, agriculture, conservation of
water and the promotion of agen-
cies that have esthetic detectives
such as community chest, garden
clubs, symphonies, theater and
other such groups.
He called for improved law en-
forcement with particular empha-
sis on murder on the highways"
The fullest development of the
states manpower was another
plank in his platform as well as
sound economy in business and
Government.
Declaring he was not a captive
candidate of any individual or or
ganization, DR.. Byrd promises that
if elected his office will be open
to all who wish to come and dis
cuss problems of state. No spe-
cial interests will be served by
his administration, he said.
William Hickey, president of
the Young Democrats of Mary
land hammered away at party
harmony. I'm the general cleo
ton, support the Democratic can.
didate whether or not he was the
one you happened to like in the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
Basil B. Greene

Basil Barry Greene, rs, of 5
Fayette Street, Rockville, died at
his home Friday night.
Mr.. Greene, a native of Salem,
Va, was to retire from his cleric
al position at the National Insti.
tutes of Health, December 81.
In anticipation of his retire.
ment, fellow employees had COM
posed a letter of gratitude for
his consistent and sensitive" at.
titude toward his work. Mr..
Green had been with NH since
1858. He received the commend
ing letter one day before he died.
Mr.. Greene was buried last
Sunday in Rockville Cemetery.
He leaves a sister, Mrs. Nicholas
Brewer, three nephews and a
niece, all of Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
Pay Hikes
Approved !.
County

Better pay and more benefits
for some county workers were
approved Tuesday by the County
Council.
The Council approved recon-
mendations of the county person
mel board revising the police pay
schedule and including hourly
paid county employees in the Ion
gevity pay plan and annual merit
wage increments.
About $50 county employees, 20
per cent of the working force
will receive increment boosts in
salary. These were approved by
the Council last April and funds
are now available in the current
budget to provide the increase.
Fifty-eight members of the
County police department will re-
ceive increases in their pay. De-
tective lieutenants and captains
will receive a 1920 annual in
crease in recognition of longer
hours in the work, and police Of
ficers engaged in hazardous"
work, will receive an extra $40
a year under the new schedule.
This will include first class radio
dispatchers, motorcycle police
and probational detectives.
The new schedule also provides
for four parking meter patrol
women at $3,623 a year. The
Council gave a SLOT pay boost
to the police inspector.
Edwin L. Bright, chairman of
the personnel board, explained
the changes to give hourly-paid
employees the same considera.
tons as general and police en-
ployes will, Improve employe-
morale and reduce costly turn.
over" ReWsions in the police
pay schedule, he said, are to elm
mate inequities compared with
salaries received by civilian en-
ployes.
Council members asked about
establishing social security for
all county employees. County
Manager Melvin L. Reese ex.
planned that the Council would
have to ask the Governor if en-
ployes could be under Social
Security after which an election
would be held to determine how
many would want to be included.
The manager advises, however,
that the Council first determine
its policy to include funds for a
Social Security program in the
next budget.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07

Drivers of some of today's elon-
gated cars may break the law ev-
cry time they park.
The majority of cars today are
at least 220 inches, or more than
18 feet long from bumper to
bumper. And with spare tires
mounted on the rear bumper,
they're often 10 or more inches
longer.
And there, literally is the rub.
The county has set standard
distance of % feet between park.
ing meters or the lines painted
on the street delimiting the me.
tered space.
And the County Council last
week decreed: 1t shall be misde-
meanor for any motorist to park
his car closer than three feet to
the rear or front of parked cars.
Therefore, an owner of 800
inch Buick, for example, could not
legally park between two cars
which themselves are within the
prescribed meter space. Will boat.
size cars thus be forced to park
only in metered slots at corners ?
Or, if they find several open
meters and park inside the paint
ed lines at one, will owners of
these land yachts ever be able
to get out?
The new law doesn't apply only
to metered streets. Back streets
and parking lots also will be re.
stricted. On parking lots, the law
says, you may not park at an an.
gle to a line so as to wedge in
the car beside you or in such a
way as to keep other cars from
driving in beside yours.
The fine for parking illegally
under the new setup could cost
$50 or 30 days in jail.
But Superintendent of Police
James S. McAuliffe says his men
won't be shopping around with
tape measures trying to trap PEG.
Die. He said the three-feet regu.
lation was enacted mainly to en-.
force warrants, if they should
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
City Heads
OK Voting
Changes

The Mayor and Council
Tuesday approved amend
ments to the Rockville char
ter on registration, nomina-
tons and elections that will
go into effect December 25.
Major changes in the revised
sections are:
A three-man Board of Super
visors of Elections appointed for
a two-year term previously,
three registrars had been APP
pointed each year,.
Continuous registration at
any time that the city offices are
opened. previously registration
was held on Saturday mornings
and one full week Immediately
preceding electons.) Now regis
trations will be cut off 30 days
before to 10 days after elections.
Polling places open until &
p. m. previously z p. No..
. A run-off election in case of
a tie instead of a new election.
Requirements of nomination
by petition increased to 100 votes
formerly so votes).
General ordinances, after in
PRODUCTION, will be required to lay
over for one week before adop-
ton.
Persons residing in newly
annexed areas will be allowed to
register and run for office if they
have lived in the area the requir-
ed amount of time.
The new sections bring the total
number of sections revised up
to 50 Of the charters 81 sections.
1t is part of the program to mod
ernie Rockville's laws in pro-
gress during the last two years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
POOlesville
PoOlesville
HOnle-Baked
Turkey VIII
Be On Tap
By DelOris Burgess
Diamond 9-4151

There will be a home-baked tur-
key dinner and bazaar given by
the women of st. Peters Epis-
copal Church Saturday at the
Poolesville High School. The
event, which will start at 3 pm,
has been held for the last so
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Knill, jr,
are being congratulated on the
birth of their baby boy October
80. He weighed nine pounds and
twelve ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j. Cox,
of Albion, Nebr., visited their
daughter and family, Mrs. Cor
man Lee Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. WelIstOod White,
the Mesdames Frances Owens,
Mrs. Lowden and w. A. Daniel
are driving to Williamsburg
Lodge, Va, for the weekend.
The st. Peters Play Group
had a Halloween party at the
home of Mrs. Alice Stone. Assert
ed ghosts, COLLINS and pirates
went home tired but happy after
playing games and eating.
The junior class of Poolesville
High School gave a dance Novem-
Der /. The decorations were beau
tiful and the music, by the Night
ingales, was delightful.
We, of POolesville, are happy
to hear that Mrs. James Morgan,
wife of the pastor of the Pooles-
vile Methodist Church, has re.
covered from her recent illness.
Many thanks to all the nice
folks who called and sent cards
to my son, Larry Burgess, during
his recent bout with Asian flu
and pneumonia.
The Rev. ellis is feeling bet
ter but must take it easy after
his recent heart attack.
Mrs. w. A. Daniel, who has
been the reporter for Poolesville
for five years, has decided to give
up her columbn. Her news has
always been varied and interest
ing. We will miss her and our
best and sincerest wishes go with
her.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07

primary" he urged. THE Demo-
Gratis litter the battlefield with
bodies and the Republican street
cleaners come along and get the
booty" he declared.
j. Grahame Walker, member of
the Montgomery County Council
observed that although there may
be "knock-down, drag-out fights
in the primary, differences are
ironed out by the general cleo
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07

Since some students won more
than one scholarship, the actual
nu m Der recognized through
awards of money were 139 of the
county's 1906 Seniors.
This, of course, does not rep
resent all the top students in the
county as a number who were eli
gible did not try for scholarships
because they had no need of fl
nancial help. Also not all the stu
dents who won awards accepted
them, for various reasons.
Some of the notable scholar
ships were four-year appoint
ments to West Point and the
Merchant Marine Academies; one
five-year scholarship at Cornell;
four-year scholarships to Prince
ton, Dartmouth and John Hop.
kins, and four-year Navy ROTC
award.
Bethesda Chevy Chase, with a
graduating class of $40, had II
scholarships won, including % ma.
tional merit awards and certifi-
Gates, for total value over $780,.
600.
The breakdown on the remain.
ing schools is:
Montgomery Blair, 594 seniors.
% scholarships, $4,000; Whea.
ton, 1856 grads, 16 scholarships,
$38, $50; Richard Montgomery,
119 grads, 10 scholarships, $780,
900; Sherwood, Sc grads, 10 schol-
arships, $17,630; Gaithersburg, u
grads, 10 scholarships, SIG, ESQ;
Damascus, 80 grads, Z scholar
ships, $13,800; Carver, II grads,
3 scholarships, $685.; Poolesville,
&c grads, 2 scholarships, $500.
Northwood and Walter Johnson
Highs, new schools which opened
last year, had no senior classes
to enter the race for scholarship
money.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
Bi-County
League Takes
In 3 Schools

Three new county high schools
Richard Montgomery, North
wood and Walter Johnson-have
been taken into the Bi-County
Football League, it was learned
this week.
The three new teams join
Wheaton, Bethesda Chevy Chase
and Montgomery Blair who have
had class A ratings in the league
which embraces Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties.
Inclusion of the three new
teams was disclosed Tuesday
when the Montgomery County
Board of Education released nexI
years football schedule and the
trio was included.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
Long and Short of 1t
Legal Parking Tough
For SO Land Yachts

ever be needed. He pointed out
that the law would be useful to
prosecute cranky neighbors who
deliberately hem in the neighbors
from spite.
The new law also gives police
permission to remove cars parked
Illegally. They could not move
Illegally parked cars before the
law was passed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
Olney Health Center

The County Council Tuesday
approved lease agreement with
the Montgomery General Hos.
pital, Inc. whereby the county
will pay $1,020 annual rental for
four rooms and bath on the hos.
pital grounds for the use of the
Department Of Public Health as a
health center.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
Children's Books
Go on Display

An exhibit of 600 books for
chill dren from kindergarten
through high school age this week
went on display at the Walter
Johnson high school, Rockville.
Books on Exhibit" a coopera-
tive enterprise Of the nations
leading book publishers is aimed
at making available to school Ii.
braries completely representa-
tive collection of Junior Library
books.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
Encore on Mending

Mrs. Catherine M. Rhoades,
home demonstration agent for
the University of Maryland Elk
tension Service, will repeat her
popular Modern Mending Meth
DDS demonstration at IL a. m. No
vember IA, at the Silver Spring
Library on Colesville Road.
There will not be any admission
charge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
S ENTIN 6 | c aSSTGCAs Ms,
thursday. November 7, Is57-A3
Cows Set Record

The Holstein-F riesian Associa-
cation Of America has announced
that two Montgomery county
cows have produced more than
100000 pounds of milk during
their life. They are Maple Haven
Posch Var, and Forsgate Noble
Vida, owned by the Hilbert Farm
Germantown.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07

The most effective way to stop
a car on a slippery surface and
still maintain steering control is
to pump the brakes rapidly.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07

Ste also said it had a total of
1926 accounts in the Christmas
Club and that these individuals
will be mailed $1,210,890 ION or
about" Tuesday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
In Montgomery
Top Students Win
$323,375 in Aid
In Montgomery
By Dorothy Walesi
Staff Reporter

Outstanding students in last Junes graduating
at nine of Montgomerys public high schools $323375
through 1T scholarships offered for high aromd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
Some Of Your -
BUSINESS

If you have an old furnace, a
real old furnace and you want a
new one, free, then read on.
A furnace that's Is or more
years old may win you a brand
new, $500 Thatcher furnace from
the Woodlawn Heating-Air Condi-
tioning store in Gaithersburg.
To enter this contest, drop in
the store on North Frederick ave
nue. and fill out a registration
blank.
There's one important rule -
the furnace must be the Oldest in
your neighborhood and in active
service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07

Suburban Trust Co. has an
nounced that all of its offices will
be closed Monday, Veterans Day
and November %, Thanksgiving
Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
PakiStan
Attache
EntertainS

Mr.. Syud Ahmed, Press at
tache of the Embassy of PAX
iStan. gave a farewell cocktail
party in his Cathedral avenue
home yesterday, one of sew
eral parties being held in
honor of 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Haq Nawaz who are return
ing to Pakistan on August 20.
Later. they were enter
tanned at dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. M. G. Dastgir, CONNER
cial Secretary.
For the past three years,
Colonel Nawaz has been serv-
ing as Attache tdefense). and
will report to Army Head
quarters at Rawalpindi. Two
Of the Nawaz children. boys,
ArShad. 8, and Shahed. 6,
have been attending the Ben
Murch School.
One of the two girls, Ra-
heel, now a little over three.
and her sister Sultana. four,
60 back to Pakistan with
many American tastes and
interests.
The first Air Attache to
join the Pakistan Embassy
also was at the party. He is
Air Commodore Haider Rasa,
veteran of II years service in
the Pakistan Air Force, and
graduate of the Royal Air
Force Staff College, Joint
Service Staff College. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13

Earlier they have the visit Of
Queen Elizabeth October Is
followed by the Sultan Of
Morocco in November.)
What's more President
Ibanez. who is 10, is said to
be a very active man and still
likes to ride horseback every
day. Who knows. part of the
protocol boys duties might
be a brisk canter through
Rock Greek Park every morn
ing!
4 4 4 \
EMBASSY SHOPPING
apparently is getting more
and more difficult all the
time. With Malaya's recent
independence, the total num-
Der of missions in Washing.
ton will be "a. Then next in
line to enbaSsy-shop will
be the West Indies Fedora
ton which will formally come
into existence next January.
II X ~
HERE AND THERE: Arch
bishop Makarios of Cyprus,
who plans to arrive in the
u S. September 10th, may
come to Washington. The
widow of President Castillo
Armas of Guatemala was Of
fered the post of Minister Of
Education, but declined it
for the present. 2. Maria
Perdomo, first secretary Of
the Dominican Embassy, has
been transferred to London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13

Get dhold of yourself I
told. myself.
To my heart ! said, 'BehdUe.'
Who are you to John Foster
Dulles I asked mn heart.
And it replied. His flame
Then in somebody's news-
paper column, / think
Robert Rudrt,
I read that John Foster Uds
due at the airport in
Newark,
To jersey By tart I made a
mad race,
/ pushed through the croUd
till iDe stood face to face.
I grabbed for his sleeve, but
/ got his briefcGSe,
At least it wGs something be-
longing to John Foster
Dhlles."
And then Miss Burnette
concludes with another little
speech to wit: IT'S so nice
of you all to visit me here in
prison. With good behavior
I should be out in about seven
years. But I'm not UNI
American and I'm not a spy.
But how can / convince the
FBI. p"
II 4 IS
CHILE'S PRESIDENT,
Carlos Ibanez del Campo
comes to Washington Deem
Der 11-21 for a state visit
which will keep the State
Department protocol Office
jumping until Christmas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13

Imperial Defense College of
Great Britain.
Ambassador and Begun
Mohammed Ali were not
present as they are on an
official visit to the Dominican
Republic attending the in
auguration of President Hecy
tor Trujillo.
The guests included Mr..
Outubuddin ASH. a journal
ist of the United Press Of
Pakistan. now visiting this
country and two members of
the Steering Committee of
the Pakistan Industrial Cred
it Corporation industrial
Bank. Mr.. Abul Kasem and
Pr Mahfooz, who are now
In Washington. Mr.. A. Khan
is a former member of Par
lament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
AT FORT MEADE
ChildTs Playground
Dream to Come True

A new and improved Post
Nursery furnished with the
most modern playthings is
in store for youngsters at
Fort George G. Meade, Nd,
beginning next month.
Conceived on the theme,
safety With Free Rein for
the Imagination" the In
closed outdoor play area will
be filled with permanent and
sturdy play sculptures" de-
signed to encourage children
to develop mentally and
physically.
Mrs. r. S. Hall. wife of
Chaplain Hall, working with
a consultant on playground
equipment, selected the per-
manent outdoor items with a
view to giving the children
the most imaginative. safe
and sturdy equipment pos
Sible.
Wives Raise Funds
Funds for all the equipment
were raised last year by the
Officers and Non-Commis-
stoned officers Wives Clubs.
Using a large boulder as the
mother" play turtles of cast
concrete will complete a
turtle family" Grooved
hand-holds will make it pos
sible for the children to climb
all over the turtles" with
ease.
They can scale its back,
jumb of the tail. straddle
the neck, slide down the
sides or hide in the shade Of
its hollowed-out shell.
For cowboy tykes there
will be horses" in free-form
cast concrete sculptures,
Providing mainly a comfort
able seat for riders" t.
mount and dismount, trot or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
SPEAKING
COulsOns Leaving;
Song for Dulles

I made a fool Of myself oUer
John Foster Dullesn
I knetD it U1S futile to dream
for ,De neUer could marry,
Still my heart ripped apart
at the seams for our
State Secretary
The merit time I Sdw him he
DdS flying to Spain,
He wGUed to someone as he
boarded the plane,
Was tt me? Cried my heart
and then ! iDent insane.
And ! made a fool of myself
oper John Foster Dulles.