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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Elderly
Don't Lose
BY Working
BY RAY HENRY
Associated Press stan Writer

One of the least understood
provisions Of the social secur-
ity law Is the one covering how
much q person may earn and
still collect monthly payments.
Take the 78-year-old woman
who's been working IN q Ave-
and-ten-cent store for more
than 80 years. Her wages have
never been high. But she's felt
she couldn't quit because she
needed the money to live and
she has been determined not
TO be q burden on her children.
Yet. until recently. she didn't
60 10 her social security once
TO md out whether she might
be entitled 10 monthly pay
ments. She Just assumed that
as long as she worked she
wasn't.
Now. after visiting the local
ONCE. she knows the bitter
truth:
She could have been drawing
monthly payments Of about
$74 since January. 1855. even
though she continued to work
full-time.
Not All Lost
This Is due to q special rule
added 70 the social security
law In 1854 which says:
A person who has reached ~
may collect full payments with
out regard TO earnings on q
job.
Fortunately. the woman won't
lose al the payments she might
have collected. The social Sc
curity law also says q person
may draw up 70 IL months in
back payments due TO not APP
plying on time.
The woman II now awaiting
her first check and e8e8 In
back payments.
But. there's nothing she can
do TO recover the Sl.776 she
could have collected In 1865
and 1885 had she known more
about her social security rights.
In addition 10 the rule cover
ing working people who've
reached ~. there are three rules
on how much a working person
may earn who's drawing pay
ments and who's under ~:
Rule /: For each $50 or frac-
ton Of $50 you earn over $1,000
. year. you will lose one month";
" check. II you work in all IL
months Of the year.
Tive Other Rules Important
Rule 2: Even II you earn more
than $500. you're entitled 70
q check for any month in which
you don't earn wages Of more
than $50.
For example: Suppose you
earn $500 q month January
through May--a total Of $4,000
and then you have no further
earnings for the rest Of the
year. Even though you've
earned $4,000 which under the
rule above would only entitle
you to two monthly payments.
you're entitled to seven month";
" payments-June through De-
cember-because you didn't
have wages Of $50 in those
months.
Rule 3: Even II you earn
more than 1900 9 year work
ing for yourself. you're entitled
to q check for any month In
which you don't give substan-
tial services TO your trade or
business.
For example: Suppose you
run q root beer stand In your
town between June and Sep
TENDER 80. for q net profit Of
81 800 and during the rest Of
the year you have no earnings.
Under Rule above. you'd only
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contest include IN expense
paid air trip to New York,
March TO. the week end before
international Newspaper
Comics Week: theater tickets
TO iii Abner":: radio and Tv
appearances: watches. globes,
. Get Of art lessons and sets Of
encyclopedias.
Come on. boys and girlsl
There's plenty Of time before
the February Is deadline but
it's better 70 get your entry In
early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

Selective Service to coordinate
the needs Of the armed forces
for physicians and dentists
with civilian needs.
Besides DR.. Walsh. the new
members are DIR. Mary Louise
Gloechner. Conshocken. Pa;
Miss Frances Gran. o Grand
Rapids (Mich.) hospital nurs-
ing school director: DR.. George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Perfect Doctor Does Not Exist
BY Or. PETER J. sTElNcRoHN

There is no such animal as
the perfect" doctor. Neither is
there q perfect father or
mother. The child may love q
parent at $40 pm. and hate
him intensely at 5:l2 pm. A
harsh word may cause the
sudden change in emotion:
sometimes 1t is only a ''fancied"
hurt. However. the child's
hatred soon diminishes and dis
appears: and love is again as
eendent.
You may wonder why I draw
the parallel between parent
and child; and between doetor
and patient. There is good rea-
son. When q patient places his
health and life in the hands
Of q physician. he Is uncon-
sciously making his doctor q
father" or mother" figure.
How often have you said Of
your doctor: Il just love him.
He's a wonderful man"
Even as a doctor, when ]
have had to call in a colleague
to treat myself or my family,
! have developed this feeling
for the one who was taking
care Of US. And in later years
the thankfulness for services
performed has always re-
manned.
For example. I still think
warmly Of the surgeon who
operated on my wife: OF the
orthopedist who treated my
little girls broken wrist: OF
the colleague who recon-
structed the tip of a crushed
finger-which allows me to
type as well 90 as I did before
the accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
CITY DESK
IN ACTION

Ever wish you could sit at
the city editors desk on q
big metropolitan daily
newspaper You can. And
what's more. Jim Bishop
will be there TO explain the
work and the mood 10 you.
It's all In his column. Jim
Bishop: Reporter" appear
ing tomorrow In The Eve
ming Star.
Three times a week. Mon
day. Wednesday and Fri
day, in The Stars feature
page, Mr.. Bishop brings
you stories about people,
places and events Of yes
terday, today and tomor-
row laced with unfor-
gettable humor and pathos.
For an adventure In read
ing follow Jim Bishop:
Reporter regularly In Tha
Evening Star.
Call Sterling $4,000 for
home delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

be entitled to four monthly
payments. However. because
your business didn't demand
service for eight months Of the
year. you're actually entitled
to eight social security checks.
You may prtte Ray Henri
In care Of The Star about your
otpa social security or retire
ment problem. Please tnclose q
stamped. self-addressed enre-
lope AND IS cents In conn.,
prom W Ne~sfeatursO
Moadoy: Procedure 10 follow vher
social security CHECK feils 10 sssws
b outlined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

o. Whitecotton, San Leandro,
Calf. and DR.. Franklin Yoder,
Cheyenne. Wyo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

about two O'Clock my phone
rang. I had been In bed with
high fever for three days and
was just beginning to lick my
virus infection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
THE FAMILY COUNCIL
Both Sisters Fight
For Custody Of Child
THE PROBLEM

SALLY THE child would be better OF with me.
MYRA M.-6he adores me and adore herl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

Tomorrow: Behovior problems Of
children.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
Ell Case DE ANITA

Ell Case DE ANITA
PREGUNTA: Tiene. Ami
ia I'm problema muy curioso.
A SUI novio, con quien proyec-
ia casarse, lie GUSTAV las mu-
jeres gruesas. Pertenece a
una familia de gordos y cree.
que la perfection femenina
esta en- la abundancia de cur
vas. Cuando este pasado We
rano veia en- la playa a una
muchacha regordeta, decia a
Anita: "Asi tie. quisiera yo".
Cuando vislumbraba a una jo-
ven relativamente delgada
exclamaba: "Pero Isl tiene
unas piernecitas que ,parecen
palillos de dientes!" Anita no
llega a tanto, pero las suyas
no son TODD 10 exhuberantes
que SD novio quisiera, y teme
que cuando Sc casen. y tenga
OCCASION de admirarlas, Sc va
q desenganar.
RESPUESTA. Creo que
esas exclamaeiones de SUI no.
Nc son un POGO. jocosas. No
csas exclamaciones de su no.
VIC son un POGO jocosas. No
es, cierto que lie gusten las
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
DidIouo Ante
ell Espejo

Ell ESPEJO: 5Puedo pregun-
tar por que etas de tan NAL hui
NOR?
SORAL1NDA: Como para
sentirse contenta! He pasado
ROSALINDA: Como para
sentirse contenta! He pasado
toda la tarde llamando a mis-.
amigos y ninguna esta en- casa.
He tratado de escribir unas car
tas que hace mucho tempo es.
toy por correspondent y no ha-
Ito mi p1uma"....y para colmo de
males ell libro que estaba leyen
do 10 presto mi hermana sin con
sultarme y no puedo terminar
mi lectura.
Ell EsPEJo; ~ para que las
querias?
~ROSALINDA: Para charlar....
0 para salir.......O para que vi
nieran a visitarme. Y aqui me
tienes, sofa y aburrida!
Ell ESPEJO: No comprendo
csc permanente afan tuyo de
buscar compania. Els que, real
mente estar sofa tie afecta tan
to?
ROSAL1NDA: iSoy sociable!
No he nacido para Ia vida con
templativa nj para la medita-
cion, como thy. ademas 20
soy de las personals que necesi-
ia expansionarse con sus ami
gas y que lie encanta charlar
porque la genie tiene cierto in
teres por mi.
Ell ESPEJO: Ahorrate iro-
MAS, pequena. No pretendo que
con tn juventud tie sientas in
clinada a vivir en- soledad: pero
esa incontrolada inquietud
por verte rodeada de gente.......
ROSALINDA: ~ que puedo
hacer, df? Para como, hoy han
salido todos en- casa. tie parece
que puedo sentirme divertida?
Apenas 81 puedo hacer NADIA de
10 que quiero hacer por 10 que
va lie he dicho antes y no soy
partidaria de las visitas telefo
nicas las cuales detesto, pues
creo que ell telefono esta muy
bien para casos especiales en-
que una no tiene los medios de
hacer 10 que quiere personal.
mente, pero en- ell case de que
rer una pasar I'm ratio charlan-
do con sus amistades, no me pa
rece ell medic mas indicado.
Ell ESPEJO: Calmate....y es-
cucha: 81 no tienes otra aspira-
cion en- la vida que divertirte
admito tn ofuscacion cuando
careces de compaffa. Pero, por
fortuna, tienes valores esprit
tualeS que merecen ser cuida-
dos por ii. Hay tantas cosas pa
"a hacer cuando Sc tiene sensi-
bilidad! Estudia, dedicate a un
quehacer que tie complazca, lee;
haz una obra que perdure y que
tie haga sentir dtil. No desper
dicies tn tempo en- charlas, en-
visitas, en- salidas, de las que ma
da habra de quedar al fin.
ROSALINDA: SPero es que
vas a reprocharme Ell que quie.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

interesan mis- consoles, .pero
adn ash debo decirte que cult
yes tn soledad; que solo a ira
YES de ella podras escuchar las
intimas resonancias de tn pro
pic espiritu. Y cuando hayas
%aprendido a concerto sabras
dedicarle a las diversiones el
tempo exacto que elias mere
cen.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

ra expansionar mi espiritu a mi
manera? Ell hecho de que quiera
charlar con mi amigos no quie-
re decir que vamos a despelle-
jar a la humanidad, pues elias
son personals muy afines a mi,
a quienes les gusta disfrutar
tambien de la lectura de un
buen libro, yer una buena obra
de teatro y nuestras charlas son
siempre muy amenas e intere
santes.
Ell ESPEJO: Veo que no tie
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

gOrdas, puesto que piensa ca.
sarse con listed que no 10 es.
Por otra parte, aunque el3n0
haya podido recrearse en- sus
encant0s interiors; que hat
"a listed muy bien en- seguir
guardandO- POGO mas o mel
nos sabra la proportion ffsica :
de cada unO de ellOs. De ma
nera que no Sc preocupe yes
te segura de que ell amor no
tiene que yer con Ell numer0p
de libraS de los enamOrados3
Ell DESCUBRIMIENT0
Querida Amaranta: Tengos-
un novio a quien quiero y conc
quien pensaba casarme, has
ia que hace unos dias he,
descubierto algo que me tie-r
ne totalmente desesperada.
Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
N@4Mzz.
T0RTILLA AL ESTIL0
DE LYON
IN

DE LYON
ING
8 huevos
2 cebollas
1 cucharada de crerfa de
leche
/ pizca de pimienta
1 cucharadita de sal
SO grs. de manteca
Bata los huevos y agregue-
les la crema de leche. Condi-
mente con sal y pimienta.
Tenga cortadas las cebollas en-
juliana y paselas por aqua
hirviendo para quitarles ell sa.
Dor acre, Ponga en- una sar-
ten la manteca, Y eche den.
tro las cebollas doradas q
fuego moderado; .cuando 90.
miencen a tomar un color ca
ramelo, vierta los huevos y
haga la tortilla en- la forn1a
a~costumbrada. Sirva la torti-
LA acompanada con pan tos.
tado con ajo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

GUsTAvO A. BECQUER
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
cumpleonos

Cumpleonos
Nuestras sinceras felicitacio.
mes para ell apreciado caballe-
no senior Vicente Carat quien
celebr6 en- ell dia de aver la gra-
ia OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos,
rcdeado del afecto de todos los
suyos.
Nos es grato enviar IN cor
dial saludo al estimado ioven
Manuel Lopez quien celebr6 en-
ell dia de aver la grata OCCASION
de- su cumpleanos al lado del
afecto de sus amantisimos pa.
dres senior Manuel Lopez Mi.
Ian y sonora, Antonio del Cerro
de lopez, miembros apreciados
de nueStra colonia Guiana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
Bodos de Alsodon

Celebraron aver la grata oca-
sion de sus Bodas de Algodon,
segund oaniversario matrimo.
NAL ell Sr. Alberto Fuentes y Sc.
nora, Dulce Maria Calzadilla de
Fuertes miembros estimados de
nueStra colonia Guiana resi-
dente en- Miami
Vayan para ellos nuestras sin.
ceras felicitaciones y votos por
SUI nienestar personal.
De Vocaciones
Por la via aerea llegaron de
Panama a disfrutar de unos dias
de recreo en- Miami Beach ell Sc
nor don Vasco. Arosemena y Sc
nora, dona Alma Garay de Arose
mena, don Antonio Paroles y
sonora, ,dona Aida Villegas de
Paroles y don Ramon Paredes
y sonora dcna Aida Aleman de
Paroles.
Les presentamos I'm cordial
| saludo y les deseamos unas va
csciones muy placenteras entire
nosotros.-
CURSILLO DE INGLES
La gentil dana sonora dona
Bess de Angino, Presidente de
la Sociedad La Pequena Flor,
otrecera unos interesantes cursi-
Hos de5 ingles que seran dieta-
dos todos los microbes, a las
$3.50 A. NJ, en- homemade a las
damas de habla hispana de Co.
raj Gables.
Para mayor information So
bre estas classes, complement
tie gratuitas- a las personals in
teresadas, llamese al telefono
HI 3-3735.
Pesdme
En- dias pasados dejo de exis-
tir en- esta ciudad, victima de
repentina enfermedad ell apre-
ciado caballero puertorriqueno
senior Manuel H. Fidalgo, Vice
Presldente de Maule Industries,
Inc.
Lamentamos SUI fallecimiento
y enviamos ~nuestras mas EXPIRE
sivas frases de condolencia a su
viuda senora Carmen de Fidal.
go, sus hijos Jose, Isabel y Car.
men, Y su madre, dona Josefina
de Fidalgo. :.
Cumpleonos
Fellcitamos calurosamente a
la gentiI dana colombiana Sc
nora doha Ines Infantino de Fa.
iardo, esposa del senior Alfonso
FajarO, con motive de la grata
celebration de SUI cumpleanos
en- ei dia de hoy.
| y
Aunque tardias, vayan nues-
tras sinceras felicitaciones para
el estimado caballero cubano Sc
nor Miguel B. Perellada con
motive de la grata celebration
dc un nuevc aniversario de SUI
nstalicio en- ell dia de aver.
(Pasa a Ia pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
Cineo Amos

Cineo Amos
Llega hoy a sus cinco amos de
edad ell gracioso nino Hugh Jay
Cleii,, hijo del estimado caballe-
70 venezolano senior Juan Euge-
MO Clein y sonora, Renee de
Clein, motive por ell cual lie en-
viamos nuestras carinosas felici-
tsciones y votos porque cumpla
rauchos amos mas de vida, ro-
deado del afecto de sus aman-
tisimos padres
Celebro sus cinco antics de
edao en- ell dia de aver la pre-
cioss ninita Donna Marie Val.
des, a quien nos complace
enviar nuestras felicitaciones
muy especiales y votos porque
gcce de muchos y muy dichosos,
amos mas de vida.
Cumpleonos
Hoy entra en- I'm nuevo ano de
VIDA la distinguida dana Guiana
sejiora Rosario Paez de PriO. es.
rosa del senior Antonio Prio So.
carras, y con tai motive nos
complace envlarle nuestras ca
rinosas felicitaciones y deseos
de que goce de muchos afios
mas
Nos es gcato enviar nuestras
mas calidas telicitaciones al
apreciado caballero peruano Sc
nor David Oh. Sanguesa quien
celebra en- ell dia de hoy la grata
OCCASION oe un nuevo aniversa.
rio de SUI natalicio.
4 r =
Llega hoy a un nuevo ano de
vida Il graclosa ninita Carmen
Penelope Lamar hija del distins
guido galent .ubano DR.. Carlos
P. Lamar y sonora, Celita de
Lamar, motive por ell cual nos
cempiace enylarle nuestras fe-
Ecitaciones muy especiales y vo.
tos porque cumpls muchos y
rnuy dichosos, amos mas.
@asa X X
Vayan nuestrss ~sinceras feliei.
taciones para la gentil damita
hondureha sehorita Gloria MI.
dence quien celebra en- esta fe-
cna la grats OCCASION de su cum
pleanos y nuestros votos por su
ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
NJ ~ ~
I4UZQN@.
R/Sentimental:
Por' Arnaranta

Dniianse las consultas a BUZoN SENTIMENTAL, p. O. Boxs 1885,
international Airport. Miami 4S, Fla. Rogamos a los lectores %
lectoras dpe tirmen u cartas con un pseud6nimo o iniciales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
poema De hoy
Rimds

No digais que agotado su tesoro,
De suntos falta, enmudecio la Ira:
Podra no haber poetaS; siempre
Habra poesia.
Mlentras las ondas de la luz al beso
Palpiten encendidas;
Mientras Ell sol las desgarradas nubes
De fuego y orc vista;
M1entras ell aire en- SUI regazo lleve
Perfumes y armonias;
Mientras haya en- ell mundo primavera,
iHabra poesia! r.
Mientras la ciencia a descubrir no alcance
Las fuenteS de la vida,
Y en- ell mar o en- ell cielo haya un abismo
Que al calculo r~esista; .
Mientras la humanidad siempre avanzando
No sepa a do Gamma;
Mientras haya un misterio para Ell hombre,
iHabra poesia!
Mientras sintamos que Sc alegra Ell alma,
Sin que los labios rian;
Mientras Sc llore sin que ell llanto acuda
A nublar la pupila;'
Mientras ell corazon y la cabeza J.
Batallando prosigan;
Mientras haya esperanzas y reeuerdos,
iHabra poesia!
Mientras haya unos ojos que r~eflejen
Los oios que los miriam;
Mientras responda ell labio suspirando
AL labio que suspira;
Mientras sentirse puedan en- un beso
Dos almas confundidas;
Mientras exista una mujer hermosa,
iHabra poesia! M -
GUsTAVO A. BE
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! SHOP TONIGHT TO 9.

Open Nights WsekI-Menday. Thursdoy snd Fidsy
HOURS MoRdays 1880 81 Tussday WedRedays and
Saturday, 10 Thursdays and Fdo 10 g. Free Pornsl
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17

uganda trick, by agreeing 10 the
Presidents suggestion that now is
the time for technicians to prepare
plans for adequate inspection. II
is true that no inspection system
can be absolutely choat-proof. But
our scientists assure us that in
Spcction Of a suspension of tests or
Of halt in the production Of fis-
sionable materials for weapons
could be made tight enough to
make the risks acceptable
The banning of the manufacture
of nuclear weapons and a plan for
the gradual reduction of atomic
weapon stockpiles would be a signi-
ficant step toward real disarma-
ment A successful beginning along
these lines would release man
power and money for the further
application of the energy Of the
atom to peaceful uses.
The Internal Revenue Service has
announced that teachers can now
deduct from their taxable income,
expenses incurred voluntarily for
further education. Under the new
Treasury ruling, teachers going to
summer school or taking courses
to improve themselves, may now
deduct from gross income the eX-
penseS of such schooling, even if
not required as a condition for
holding their jobs. Secretary Will
liam c.. Carr of the National Edu-
cation Association says the new
Treasury regulation is the most
significant step ever taken by the
United States Government to i'm
prove the economic status of teach
ers and their professional qualifi-
cations"
l have been assured by the chair
man of the House Interior subcom-
mittee handling my bill establish
ing the C & o Canal National
Historical Park that hearings will
be held in May.
The Post Office Department has
informed me that the new Post
Office for Brunswick is scheduled
for construction sometime this fall
Joint Committee on Washington
Metropolitan Area Problems will
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FF'ieEsdsUiEEe Notes

TWenty-threc members attended
from Oakland, Mt Lake Park and
Blooming Rose. Games were
played and lunch served The Cor
mania group will entertain in May.
Lutheran Services
Sunday School at 10 a. m. and
worship service at 1880 p. m. for
Sunday, April %, at Grace LII
theran church.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid So
ciety met Thursday evening in the
home Of Mrs. Ward X. Livengood.
Devotions and business meeting
were in charge of the president,
Mrs. Frances Lancaster. A the
close of the meeting Mrs. Silas
Savage was honored with sur
prise birthday party celebrating
her 80th birthday. A decorated
cake was baked by the hostess. Re
freshments we're served by Mrs.
Livengood and Miss Lois Ian
caster. The May meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Helen Devine.
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of Mrs. T. c. Bittinger, p. m. Mrs
Cecil Bittinger and Mrs. Ralph
Weeks will give the demonstration
and Mrs. Truman Bittinger will
give the topic.
The Landscape specialist will be
in the county April % and %. On
April % he will visit homes of Miss
celia Broadwater, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luke Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
HENDERSON. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Naylor. Mr.. and Mrs. James Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs Max PropSt. Church
of the Brethren, Mr. and Mrs Veryl
Weimer. Mr. and Mrs Claude Wag-
ner, ST. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin X
George, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bar
nard, starting at a m, and con-
Guiding at p. m. lie will visit in
the Grantsville area on April %
On April %. Mrs. Jeanne Moehn
family life specialist. will conduct
a meeting on mental health at 8
p. m. in the Extension office
The following day will conduct
the same type of meeting for the
Grantsville area in the fire hall
there at s p. m.
A program planning meeting is
set for April 25 by the family life
committee which includes Mrs.
Earle Glotfelty, chairman. Mrs. D.
w. Klotz and Mrs. George Shawley
On that day at l p. m in the Ac-
cident Fire hall Mrs. Moehn will
conduct an area training meeting
On April 30 there will be a meet
ing of the persons who sold at the
McHenry market last year and for
others who are interested in selling
there this year. The meeting is
scheduled for the Gerald Glotfelty
tenant house at s p. m. DIST.