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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
BY PHIL YEAGER and
JOHN STARK
Special writers for The star

One Of the big behind-the-
scenes professional bat
ties Of our era is going on in
the field OF medicine. Basically,
II is a scrap between the doctors
and the hospitals over the
hiring Of the former by the
latter.
The doctors say 1t Is illegal
for the hospitals TO hire men,
bers Of their profession on a
salary basis and then bill
patients directly for the doctors
services. They point 10 laws
existing In almost all States
which prohibit the practice Of
medicine by corporations,
which is what most hospitals
are.
Hospitals contend that their
increasing tendency to hire
medical people such as anes-
thesia specialists Psychologists
and radiologists--doctor whose
work generally has to be done
In the hospital anyway--does
not amount to the practice OF
medicine" within the meaning
Of the law.
The outcome OF the fight can
only be determined in. the
courts and/o the State legisla-
lures, and in the past few years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

Disney now has time to have q
little fun. He likes TO swim.
ride and play badminton and
his greatest Joy comes from his
family which includes his wife
Lillian and two daughters,
Diane and Sharon.
The Stars contest Is open
to any young person 10 years
or younger and you may use
any comic cartoon strip or
panel printed In this news
paper. including Scamp or any
Of the True Life adventures.
Watch the Star every day
Tor details. The contest ends
in mid-February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Short Tax Form Offers
Large Savings in Time

as travelling costs, or sick
pay" Nor can you use 1t II
you claim the special head Of
household" status.
short or Long 1910?
II you can't use lO40A, or
don't want TO. you'll next have
to decide how many pages Of
the l040 you should Ill out.
Form lO40 is printed on pages
about the size of q large letter.
head. There are four pages. but
the average taxpayer needs
worry only about pages / and 2.
II your adjusted gross income
Is not more than $4,999 90. you
may be able to get by with
Page ! only. Your adjusted
gross income is what's left
after you've deducted your
business expenses and sick pay
exclusions. Thus. you can have
q total income Of $1,000 or
more. and still use just Page l
II those deductions bring the
adjusted gross below the $1,000
mark.
You can get by using Just
Page I II you are single with
no dependents to claim as
exemptions. or II you are mar
ried and claim exemptions only
for your wife and children.
And TO use the first page only
you must accept the standard
10 per cent deduction. Just as
on the l040A.
II your adjusted gross in
come Is 5000 or more, you
have no choice. You must use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

doesn't worry about me and
that she has no objection to
moderate drinking and running
around. but ! know that In her
heart she IL really very shocked
by these friends Of mine.
I don't have TO worry about
what "other people" think be-
cause ! know I'm doing nothing
wrong and neither are these
friends Of mine. They are loads
of fun and I have wonderful
times with them.
As q matter Of fact, these
girls are 20 concerned about
my welfare that they do not
let me drink Is much a. they
do. They call me Baby" and
really take care Of me - II ]
were one.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
There IL no reason why Mrs.
+. 8. should not excuse her
disapproval Of Sues friends on
the grounds that 1t "doesn't
look right TO other people. o
She should not be afraid to b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Law IN THE NEWS
Doctors, Hospitals
CIoshing in Courts

the legal issues have been
Telling rapidly.
Now. according TO a survey
Of legal rulings Just completed
by Medical Economies. "a hint
of trend is becoming evident"
The survey shows that attor-
ney-general opinions or court
rulings on the issue have now
been handed down in Is States.
Mine OF the l3 States" says
this physicians business Jour-
nal. California. Colorado. Flor
ida. Idaho. Illinois. Iowa. Ohio.
Texas and West Virginia. have
ruled that no hospital may
may legally hire a doctor and
bill as 1t pleases for his services
-Four OF the 10 States. Con-
necticut. Minnesota. New York
and North Carolina. have ruled
that such corporate practice Is
legal in the case Of non-profit
institutions"
Three other States. Missouri.
Nebraska and Virginia. have
ruled on the question in a way
which seems to leave It UP to
the individual hospitals and
doctors 10 work out the problem
among themselves.
SO. according TO the survey,
"the hospitals appear TO be
losing ground"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
SECURITY FOR you
Professor
Rewarded
By Planning
ny RAY HENRY
- 80 ...-..

49," 1853 Wssets
Prof. George E. Carrothers
was ready when he had 10 re-
tire eight years ago. He'd
started planning for It at l6.
Now rs. he recommends his
system TO everybody.
A determined. single-minded
man. Mr.. Carrothers Is now
living on the fruits Of his plans.
His health Is excellent" His
finances are solid" His activ-
tiles are many. interesting and
varied" And. most Of all. he's
still doing some education work.
His secret Of success?
Attentive 10 Health
II Just made up my mind
what ! wanted to do and
worked toward doing 1t. Take
health: Most people are at
least rs per cent responsible
for the quality Of their health
through their food. sleep. exer-
else and drink. There's
nothing mystical About it. I
figured out what was best for
me. Then I had regular
health examinations TO make
sure what I was doing was
right"
Such determination also paid
on for Mr.. Carrothers in
financial security. He regularly
put a part Of his salary into
good small investments" in
lcluding Government bonds,
wiped out the mortgage on his
home and lived as money wise"
as he could.
He continues to work with
the organizations he joined
early: The Rotary Club. the
Masonic Lodge. the Young
Mems Christian Association,
garden clubs. his church.
Writes Letters Often
And he corresponds regu-
larly-a longtime habit
with more than 100 friends
the youngest. IL: the Oldest. 90.
He continues his connection
with education work In two
ways.
He writes q few articles for
education journals each year
and he's q consultant to the
organizations which accredit
colleges-both q part Of his
previous full-tlme work. He
also gives q few speeches and
attends various meetings which
involve his work.
Among his other activities,
he spices exercise 70 keep his
body In shape. He works IN
his yard and gardens and IN
his woodworking shop making
things he can give to neighbour
hood children. Golf. hiking.
and birdwatching give him out
door activities.
His advice for other retired
people:
Never undertake too much
and choose activities which win
be stimulating and bring the
most inward satisfaction. But.
FIRST Of all. never think Of your
self rs retired"
Usom W Nsusseaturssl
Thursday: csssrsssmsa dsmsnds
action 10 benefit elderly people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

called O prude when she right
fully opposes her daughters
running around with Q hard
drinking. free-talking crowd.
Sue shows she Is very childish
when she glosts over the fact
that she IL doing something
that shocks Mother. She is
undoubtedly deeply shocked
herself and this lends excite
ment to her association with q
group that 10 beyond the range
Of her interest and experience.
She also undoubtedly finds
childish satisfaction IN being
petted and "babied" by these
girls.
It's quite unusual for q group
Of older girls to be willing TO
take In o girl Of Sues age and it
seems very likely that these
girls have some special use for
Sue.
In any case, 1t Is not q good
relationship for Sue. who ought
TO be going out with girls Of her
own age and men Of an APP
propriate age. II would be a
good idea II she changed jobs
and got on to Q fresh start
socially.
tcopyrieht 1855. General Features
Corp
Tomorrow: pegsats concerned obout
influence gid exercises over their
soa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

haps break up your marriage.
Most likely your husband is as
disappointed as you. But you
are not helping him by becom-
ing slovenly and allowing your
home TO run down.
You say you can't AFFORD
adoption at this time. II you
are as anxious for a child in
your home as you appear to be.
l should think you'd save every
possible nickel that came your
way 10 make your dream land
intense desirel a reality.
released by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.J
Tomorrow: A possible hypochondrioc
Ieeeives edvice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
GIRLS
Of the
REINS

Teen-age youths who date
steady" tend TO fan right
out Of their mothers arms
into the arms Of q young
lady fully prepared to be-
come their manager, re-
searchers report. Such .
relationship can have far.
reaching consequences in
later years the Family
Council" observes.
Tomorrow, the Council Of
fers O frank discussion Of
this complex human prob
lem with competent advice
and guidance both for teen
ayers and parents.
Be sure TO read Family
Council" tomorrow. q public
service feature appearing
Monday through Friday In
The Evening Star.
Call Sterling $4,000 for
home delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

Dear DR.. SteinerOhn: Please
help me. I am II years old.
But ! can't 20 swimming Or
take dancing or be . major
cite. even though ! am an
honor student. I want 70 run
when Il IL time for GYM
nastics at schOol--and I think
I am going 70 have 10 quit
school when ! think Of what
people say and how they
stare.
Or. Steincrohn. I have .
heavy. dark growth Of hair
on my legs from the thigs
d0wn--also on my arms tbut
I don't mind that. I have
seen many people with hair
on their legs below the knees
but I have never seen any
one with q problem like this
and Il makes me feel like Q
freak. ! have tried 10 find out
II anyone Ii like me. Are
there other eases. DR.. Stein
crohn? And what do they
do? What can ! do? ] am
normal-but what boy would
ever like me? ] would be
afraid TO marry. Oh! Please
help me. My friend has told
me TO write 20 you--that you
would help me n you could.
I shall be grateful all my life.
Sincerely. Miss J. p.
Have you asked your family
doctor about It? Do your pa
rents know how much Of q
problem this Is to you? Or. are
you. instead. keeping 1t all u
yourself so they have not ar
inkling Of the troublesome state
Of your mind?
! can't tell you how to over
come your difiiculty directly
But. like q trafiic ofhcer. / car
help you by guiding you dowr
the best road. First Of all. b
sure that your folks know how
the overgrowth OF hair hal
been affecting you emotionally
I am sure they will make
arrangements for you to SCI
your family doctor. He viii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
By G. K. NORTHUMBERLAND


Associated Press Nevsfeaturss writer
When you have all the facts
and figures collected on your
1857 income and deductions,
the next step is to decide which
form to use In filing your tax
return.
There are two basic forms
available-the l040 and the
l040A. The l040 can be used as
O short form. using only page /,
or as a long form, using pages
and 2. and possibly 3 and 4.
You should pick the form that
fits the size and type Of your
income and expenses.
Form l040A is the simplest
Of all. and the Internal Reve-
nue. Service would like to see
1t used more than 1t is. II Is q
printed card. about the size Of
an ordinary check. and can be
processed by machine. It's de-
signed TO save both taxpayer
and tax collector considerable
time and trouble.
The IRIS says about 80 mil
Hon taxpayers could use this
form If they only would. Last
year IL million did. and IRIS
hopes at least 20 million viii
this year.
Few Details Required
1040A doesn't call for any
great detail. You could prob
ably finish your income tax
chores in five minutes or less by
using it. All you have to do Is
fill out a few blanks. sign It,
and send 1t to the revenue serv-
ice. They'll figure UP your tax
and send you a bill or a refund.
depending on your individual
situation.
II you want. you can compute
your own taxes from the in
structions you'll get. and enter
it on the form. This will be 10
your advantage II you have a
refund coming. because you'll
probably get your check from
the Government a bit sooner.
However. II you do your own
computing and find you owe
Uncle Sam more taxes. you
must send along a check for
the amount-you can't wait for
o bill.
The gimmick on this easy,
almost painless. way Of filing
your return is that not every
one Is eligible to use Il. and
you may not want to use 1t
even II you can.
For instance. your total in
come must not be more than
$4.909.99. II it's a joint return
the combined income OF hus-
band and wife must not exceed
$4,999.99. This income must
consist mainly Of salaries OF
wages from which income taxes
have been withheld. Not more
than 500 can be In other
wages. dividends or interest.
You can't use the l040A II
you had other types Of income
such as annuities. rent receipts
royalties. pension payments
business profits, professional
earnings, security transactions
farming income. or earnings a;
q participant in partnerships
estates and trusts.
You can't use this form Il
you want TO itemize your de.
auctions or deduce your bust
ness-connected expenses (sucf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
Bitterness Develops

0SNGtOPo
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I
have . problem that h quite
= burden and very depress-
Ing. ! am unable 10 have
children. That has been one
Of my LIES ambitions. Both
my husband and myself are
IN good health and have had
medical advice. ] find myself
developing . don't care at
titude." ] am becoming lax
In appearances. In household
tidiness. ETC., just because
Of this problem. ] can't enjoy
special occasions the way I
should.
Also ! am growing bitter
and beginning 70 feel resent
ment when ! am around
pregnant women and babies.
seems like my case is hope
less and l will never be able
70 have any children. How
ever, ! have never been told
that point blank. ] am not
financially able 10 adopt one
NJ this time. DO you have
any suggestions? Mrs. X.
During my practice I hav,
met scores Of women who wer'
unable to have babies. Mos
were at FIRST disappointed ant
disheartened. But as time wen
on they became resigned. ] an
sure that most Of them mad
the best Of 1t and shaped theiI
lives accordingly. They facet
the truth in the situation
rather than run away as yo'
are evidently doing. Mrs. X.
You will soon discover tina
the world does not feel sorr,
for people who feel sorry fol
themselves. Therefore. ! suggest
that you snap out Of it quickly
Otherwise the doldrums vii
soon get you down-and per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

the longer form OF i040. which
means pages l and 2. and pos
sibly 3 and {.
This calls for q bit more
work. but there are q number
Of special benefits you can
claim. For instance. II you
have other dependents besides
your wife and children-say
your mother or mother -in-law.
a niece or nephew, etc.--and
you are qualified to claim them
as exemptions. you can list
them on Page 2 and thus re-
duce your tax.
Rates Explained
Also on page 2 you can item
re your deductions for interest
paid. charity. medical ex-
penses. ETC.. and this may re-
suit in a substantial saving to
you.
Pages 3 and 4 are for use IN
reporting income from divi-
dends. interest. rents and
royalties. and from partner
ships. estates, trusts or other
sources.
Remember. the first $50 Of
dividend income - 500 II the
stock is jointly owned with your
wife--is tax free.
II you use the short form Of
1910. or page l only. q table on
the back of the instruction
book will tell you your tax
liability according to your
marital status. the number Of
your exemptions and the size
Of your adjusted gross income
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
THE DETAILS

Mrs. r. S.--Should q girl of
10 run around with q crowd Of
girls ranging In age from about
~ 70 ~?
My daughter. Sue. works in
an ONCE where the girls are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Woman Unable to Have Children
BY Or PETER J. sTElNcRoHN

make the proper suggestions
--or call in o dermatologist TO
help. A l4-year-old like your
self shouldn't try TO solve this
matter without help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

all in that age group. She has
been going around with them
-on dates. to parties. on q
vacation trip. I feel they are
much too sophisticated for
Sue. For one thing. they drink
too much. For another. I'm
afraid they're a bit too free In
their conversation with and
about men.
I'm not worried about Sues
doing anything wrong. ] know
she has had the right upbring-
ing and that ! have nothing
TO fear on that score. but 1t
just doesn't look right to other
people.
Sue Smother is such q
prude. She always insists she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

he fsmiIy Council consists Of Judge.
. psyehiatFist. TIRES eleEsymen. q
newspaper editor. Q womea's editor
and two writers. Each article is q
summary Of On aciual eose history
The council reports on psoblsmi
that hove been dealt with BY r.
sponsibls agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
COUNCIL
Daughter
Arouses Fear
Of Mother
THE PROBLEM

MRS. r. s.--sue runs around
with an older crowd.
SUE Smother Is really
shocked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

Thursday: csssrsssmsa dsmsnd
sesioa 10 benefit elderly people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

Tomorrow: psrsass concerned obout
influence gid exercises over their
soa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Donation Luneheon-SN|e Show
is Planned by Thrift Shop

Finding Fashion at the Thrift
Shop" will be the theme of the
Donation Luncheon and fashion
show to be held Thursday, Jan.
uary 80 at 1890 at the Columbia
Country Club for friends of the
Montgomery County Thrift Shop.
'Eleni," fashion editor of the
Washington Evening Star will
double as the featured speaker of
the occasion talking on Fashion
Is My World and also acting as
commentator of the fashion show.
Staged and modelled by Thrift
Shop members the show will pre-
sent smart costumes selected
from Thrift Shop donations and
coordinated with jewelry, cour-
tesy of Antique Jewelry Anthem
tics of Bethesda. Mrs. Albert S.
Roistacher is chairman of the
luncheon.
Parked outside the club to re-
ceive donations guests are asked
to bring to the luncheon will be
large station wagon lent for the
purpose by Merson and Thomp-
son of Bethesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Lucille Martin,
Robert Hall
Are Betrothed

Mr.. and Mrs. Lealon E. Mar
tin of 4721 Cumberland Avenue,
Chevy Chase, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Lucille SisseH Martin, to Mr.. Rob
ert A. Hall, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald B. Hall, Croton-on-Hud-
son, N. Y.
Miss Martin graduated from
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School and attended the Univer.
sity of Maryland where she was
member of Alpha Omicron ri,
social sorority. She is presently
employed with the Photographic
section of the National Institutes
Of Health, Bethesda.
Mr.. Hall was graduated from
the University of Maryland Col
lege of Business and Public Adj
ministration in 1857 and was a
member of Phi Sigma Kappa,
social fraternity. He is now EN-.
ployed in the central office, en-
cheering department of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company in Washington.
A March wedding is planned.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
People M -)Gno~
Curry and Kabab-Pakistan Style
By Kathleen Leary
Society Editor

Wheaton High School members
of the Future Homemakers Club
of America learned first hand
how to prepare two national
dishes of Pakistan last week.
Their teachers were Mrs. Zahirud-
din Ahmed, wife of the Financial
Adviser, and Mrs. M. C. Qastigir,
wife of the Commercial Secretary
of the Pakistan Embassy.
Invited In line with the clubs
effort to promote international
goodwill, the women conducted
their demonstration wearing
colorful native dresses. They pre-
pared both Chicken Curry and
Kabab on the spot, explaining
and answering questions as they
went about their work.
The curry dish consisted of one
three-pound chicken (cut up), "
pint of Yogurt, i lb. onion, 1
stick butter and ~ teaspoonsful
ground ginger, chill powder,
ground coriander, pepper and
salt to taste.
The Kabab "a distant relative
of hamburger was prepared
with III lbs. lean ground beef,
" bottle tomato ketchup, l egg,
2 slices bread, 1 lime and IL tea
spoonsful paprika.
The end product served as a
tasty meal for the 80 girls as
sembled for the program.
Mrs. David II. Ransom, 1925
E a st-West Highway, Silver
Spring, is chairman of the de-
partment of home economics at
Wheaton High, and faculty adj
wiser for the club. Student Off
GERS of the organization are Linda
Hurst, president; Trudy Yen,
vice president; Sylvia Bowser,
secretary; Peggy Prince, treas
urer; and Claudette Coulan, par
Humanitarian.
The club is correlated with the
school home economics program
and each member must complete
one semester of home &c before
joining. Boys are eligible to be
long to the Future Homemakers
of America, but because there are
no male home &c classes at
Wheaton, the club consists only
Of girls.
They gather weekly after
school, with meetings devoted to
business, social activities, do-it-
yourself and guest instructed
food preparation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23

"At this time of year." accord
ing to Mrs. William L. Dalry1nple,
president of the Thrift Shop, "the
collection bins at the shop are al.
most empty. The station wagon
can accommodate any size dona-
ton including garden tools, pots,
pans, furniture, baby needs,
lamp shades, appliances, shoes,
coats or china"
The luncheon program will also
include brief talks by the presi.
dents of the five member agencies
who will tell what their share of
the Thrift Shop profits buys for
the community health and vel
fare. Speaking will be Mrs.
Thomas Kelley, Women's Auxil-
larry of Montgomery County Hos
pital; Mrs. O'Neal Johnson, Won
ems Auxiliary of Suburban Hos.
pital; Mrs. Marvin WING, Mont.
gomery County Division of the
National Council of Jewish Won.
en-; Mrs. Eugene Liipfert, Planned
Parenthood League of Montgom-
cry County; and Mrs. Eliot Low
EFT, Chevy Chase Chapter of the
OAR.
All friends of the Thrift Shop
are invited to subscribe by con-
tacting Mrs. Charles d. Heron,
7611 Fairfax Road, Bethesda, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Clothing Program Set
For Homemakers Clubs

Mrs. r. N. Whip, Route 2,
Rockville, and the County Exten-
sion Clothing Committee mem
bers put their heads together
with Mrs. c. M. Rhoads and Mrs.
NJ. p. Eaton, Home Demonstra-
ton Agents, Wednesday, January
Is to work out details of the
Montgomery County Clothing
Program.
In February, leaders will be
trained to conduct advanced cloth
ing workshops in their home
communities. Smart grooming
lessons will follow in March.
Mrs. Rhoads will demonstrate
convenient home sewing centers
in April and May. Special inter
est workshops to make sewing
screens for portable storage were
planned for September.
For further information about
the Home Demonstration pro
gram call Poplar 2-2121, Exten-
sion 206.