davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14

ONE OF THE SIMPLEST and most satisfactory Christmas gifts buy is Nome Nugget sub- scription It calls for hurried crowded shopping; no standing in line at the post ofce wrapping for mail or delivery on Christmas.
 The gift isstretched out over 52 weeks - 52 gifts in al with every week reminder of the thoughtful ness of friend or relative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-11

Perry Masoncase OF the Howlng Dog" Intriguing case
handsome no-good who marries women for their
money is murdered, and finding the killer is pdzzer
There are four suspects but the only real lead how'll
ing police dog well-chosen cast includes Ann Ruther
ford Robert Elensein and attractive newcomer Finta
Meyler 7:So pm. WToP-s.
Dick Clark show-Another inning for baseball in an uni
suspected quarter Dick comes in umpire's uniform
and everybody else is either scoring, hitting batting
out song, Marv johnson does his "cope To Me" In the
pitchers box Gail Davis has batboy hand Dick does
some fnaglng with batting machine. and the rest Of
the cast the Impalas Neil sadaka and Rod Bernard all
follow suit 1880 pm, WMAL-z: Aaa
Perry Quite show tonight Perry gets an AsCAE
award for plugging Americas songs and the great Oscaf
Hammerstein presents 1t to him in person. From then
on we're treated to grand historical tour Of Hammer
STEMS songs before "Okahoma" And you'll be delighted
with "Rosemarie" PerrD. Indan Love Call" Kathryn
Grayson), "Who" (FrarEie Laine), "One Alone" PERRY
and Grayson duet, mike Believe" Elaine and Grayson
duet, "old Man Rivers Como, "stout Hearted Mem
Buddy Hackett and many more. incidentally, Kathryn
Grayson sings Vssi from ia Tosca" and Hackett
and Lame carry on pleasantly even before the Hammer
stein part Of the program goes into action (Coor pm,
WRC4 @s
Have Cum VIII TraVelIts the last part of this episode
that holds the, most excitement stay with 1t till the
end Paadn, a,man WIFI excellent Judgment in women,
believes lovely lady Who asks for his help, and goes
to work trying to hr husband She claims her nno
cent spouse is being chased by posse and it's up to him
to find the real murderer. $3.50 pn- WToP-9.
Gunsmoke- satisfactory. Good scenery and real In
dams make this entry authentic. without Deputy
Chester along Marsha Dillon chases a white In
Indian country and manages to be captured by some
scraggy looking red men. He gets along with them
Ear better than the whtc grn-sser does and out
Vnscathed. 10 pm, WIp2-s.
n AS nIsn"Jan Watch Moderately Interesting familiar
type story Shannon, poSrg as con, gets himself placed
in the cell with Boung gunan, and tries to get
him to talk And, aside from the first few minutes Of
gunplay that's what theFhow stalk 1890 pm, WRC-
4.
The Jackson StoryThe loe news special on the s-un-
solved Carroll Jackson hiy murders includes an ex-
elusive on-the-spot fnnarrated by Stuart Finley In
tervews with key witnEse and scenes of the places
involved will be shown. lRC news editor Russ Ward will
make personal plea toEhe criminal for surrender An
enterprising documentaH II pm, WRC-4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-11
OTHER TY
HIGHLIGHTS

S:OO, :. WMAL --(O-Cherf
Blossom Parade: Rim II
Tin, 1t. Masters, Corr.
Rusty, Pete Jamerson, Bl
Malone and Miss America
1880, WTTG (5)-Playhoue
Five: 'Nocturne." Geork
Raft. A detective refuses ,
believe the death of a sonk
writer was suicide (1946).
1880, WTOP (S)-Ten-Th
Theater: 1.-THE Man Froh
Colorado" william Holder.
A Union Army colonel be.
comes a Federal judge in TIT
Colorado territory where HI
names his best friend as hi!
marshal (1948).
I1:O0, WMAL (7l-Saturday
Night Movie: Mother Wort
Tights" Betty Cradle. Thy
excitement in show business
when mother decides to joir
a vaudeville act (194D. /.
HAS, WRC (D-Feature FeStl
val: Bullfighter and thu
Lady" Robert Stack. Ar
American sportsman visit.
ing in Mexico decides tt
learn how to become a bull
fighter 1880.
12:45, WTOP (9)-Shock;
"Frankenstein Meets TIN
Wolfman," Bella Lugosi ann
Lon CLANCY. Lively horrf'
film, with the countryside
crowded with corpses (1943.
1:00 am, VIRGO (D-Goa
Night Show: "The Lag
Wants Mink" Ruth HusseI
Accountants wife Gauss
trouble when she starts
mink farm (1953).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-11
TODAY's GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

$500, WASH-FM 1914 Mel
Saturday symphony: SYM
phony No. 40 in G Minor by
Mozart and Brandenburg
Concerto No. 6 by Bach.
7:O5, WTOP 1880 KcJ-Met-
ropolitan Opera: Tosca by
Puccini.
$500, WMAL, (107.3 Me- -
Choral MaSterworks: Can
tata No. l04 by Bach.
sos, WGMS AMIN 1870 Kc.
and 1875 Mc.) FESTIVAL Of
Music: Concerto in F for
Two Horns, P. 800 by Wv
aldi, Four Duets by Carts
siml and Piano Concerto No.
2 in B Flat by Beethoven.
$500, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mel
Hi Fl Showcase: Kinder
totenlieder by Mailer and
Oboe Concerto by Haydn.
$500, VOL AMEN (l450 Nc
and SS.7 Mc.)-Good Music
Time: Romeo and Juliet BY
Prokoflev (complete).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-11
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLGHTS

7:05, WWDC-Report to Il
People: Commissioner Rol
ert E. Mclaughlin will
interviewed by John Stet
of The Evening Star al
John Mackenzie Of Il
Post Times Herald.
1900, WASH-FM-Jazz Go
Hi Fl: Featuring the news
Jazz LIP releases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-11

Films Woo Ingrid's Daughter
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD - (NANA). -
Ingrid Bergman's 20-yesr-old
daughter, Jenny Ann Lind
strom, can have a movie ca
reer like mama. The pretty
replica Of her famous mother
received several acting offers
during her stay in Hollywood
with Ingrid and stepfather
Lars Schmidt. She turned
them down. Right now Jenny
Ann plans a nursing career.
But q pretty girl can change
her mind.
Dorothy cambridge gives as
good a reason as any for her
Forthcoming marriage to As
year-old Hollywood restaura-
teur Jack DenisOn-"He's such
a good conversationalist."
y 4 i 4
The new Professor Higgins
in London's my Fair Lady
Alec Clunes-was the George
Bernard Shaw choice to play
the role in the "Pygmalion" Of
IL years ago. According to a
London critic, Clunes puts
more warmth into the role
than did Rex Harrison whom
he succeeded. Cookbook
ing Bob Evans is in town to
start his role In "The Best Of
Everything"
Something new in bathtub
scenes. Sir Laurence Olivier
and John Gavin up to their
necks in sudS. disporting in a
Roman bath for q scene in
"Spartacus." The set is closed
for the duration Of the dunk
ing-"to save female visitors
embarrassment" I was told.
Dlanah Shore and George
Montgomery will take 11-year-
old daughter Melissa to Europe
The little girl is taking French
lessons. Doris Day celebrated
her birthday and eighth we'd
ding anniversary to Marty Mel
cher on the set Of her Rock
hudson co-starrer, ANY way
the Wind Blows" Rock knew
she was coming, so he baked
her q cake. /. I didn't 60 fol
those jokes on Diane Varsi al
the Oscar awards. Why make
fun Of her when she was hon.
est enough to give up a career
she found distasteful?
An sfterthough on the Oscal
clainbake: Last year, wher
Maurice Chevaiier attended, HI
walked into the theater un.
noticed. This year, he stole TIT
show.
u X X X
At the confused party after
ward, David Niven's eyes looked
red, and / asked him, "Hay'
you been crying?" mo. laugh
ing" replied the popular Brit
Usher. David Is getting ready
to 30 to New York with wifi
Hjardis, where he win film can
niversary waltz" with Mitz
GAMER.
My opinion on why the!
WON Susan Hayward's Osca
was, ss much for the fact tina
she didn't win for her grea
"Tll Cry Tomorrow" plus he
personal comeback from q cir
who once tried to end 1t all, .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-11
EM Stations

wv NNe
WRe-FM--s1a Me.--s:3e IN, 70 I In.
Wf9p-FM-ss.3 Me.-7i-hsur spsratisn.
wASi-FiMi-ssii, 4 NIL en-. 70 17:is an,
Msntay.suadiy
WolFM-sl,I Me.-e:ae an. 70 midnight.
WFAM-FM-ieo.3 MI an. 10 midnlgAt
WWDc-FM-t Me- s.m. to Z an.
weMs-FM-iDl.s Me.--s an 10 mIdnlght,
s,tufdsy ! en-. 70 I p.n.I SUNDAY . an
to Midnight.
MARL.FM-tes.t Me.--Msatay through satuF-
DAY. I;3e an. 10 mitaiEht.
veIs-EM-si.s Me.-s 10 10 p.n, Sunday
thrlush ikursaay.
WUSr.FM--ytJ Me.-1:1D en-. 70 . Pm.
'Wpec-Fn-ss.s Me- Pm. to mlanlght
WBvA-FM-tos.s Me.--suniay 70 an. 10
sB.m.; Msntiy-saturisy. Ian. 10 . I'm.
wMAL.FM--ieI.3 Me- en-. to t;ls an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-11
vrKEY PREYIEWS

A Tonights top shoDs as prsvie'Dsd b. nv Keys star
,Oho attend Tehedrsal match screenings and analyzs
scripts IN Mem York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions are offered as guide to area VieDers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-11

Tor her Performance in II Want
to Live"
X 4 \ X
David Niven's, for Separate
Tables"-because he is one of
the best-liked actors In Holly
wood. Actually, in my opinion,
Burl Ives gave the best per-
Torrance of the year as Big
Daddy in Cat on a Hot Tin
Roof" with Spencer Tracy a
close second in "Old Man and
the Sea-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-11
Other AM Stutions

Other AM StutIonS
WINK 1900 Ke.-e On. o an. Msadsy
Saturday, Sunday IN, 70 midnight.
WpiK-13e &c. Daylight saly.
WARL--l1e ke.- -payllght snlI.
eAf-iose ke. daylight snly.
WusI-tizo ke.-Dsyllsht saly.
WFAx-- TAO ke --Dayllght saly.
WwDc--t 7se Ke.--7t-hsuF operation, exeeps
SUNDAY mlinisht b 81. Monday.
WEEl-t31o ke.--DaYllght snly.
Wo0k-- t3le Ke.--7i-heui operation.
wEAM- 1854 ke. --1l.hauf apeTatiea, except
Sunday midnight To 5 en-. Monday.
WDeh-isie ke.- Daylight aniy.
wpec-tsDe ke.--Dsyllsht salY.
WPRW-tieo Ke.--D,ytims anly.
WeMs-s1e- HIS an. 10 midnight SatuI-
sT ! an. to I Pm, Sunday . an. %
misnlsht.
Evening star., 1959-06-19

pronunciation file I looked 1t
up in a new Webster and found
file only. Please tell me when
this change was made and why.
Is fail now incorrect?-E. v.
FALCON.
Answer: The dictionary pro-
nunciation fail was strongly in
fluenced by the original French
pronunciation of the word. Un-
fortunately. perhaps, the peo-
pie in America who work with
this material-furniture max
ers, decorators and so on-com-
pletely ignored the French pro-
nunciation and called the word
file.
This pronunciation was so
universal that, since about l945,
dictionary makers have recog-
nized 1t as a standard usage.
However. most dictionaries
still accept fail as an alterna-
tive pronunciation, so you are
not wrong in using It.
Released by The Bell Syndicate
Evening star., 1959-06-19
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED sHEINwOLD
United States Masters Team Champion
Use the Count
For Your Plans

The bidding and early play
often gives you a good working
picture Of an opponents hand.
You can use this information
to choose your best line Of play.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
&c
VAT
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WEST EAST
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V843 2KQJl0962
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SOUTH
AAKJl0e842
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az Pass So 50
So Pass 40 Pass
So All pass
Evening star., 1959-06-19
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
the BERRYs
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

, Pittsburgh, Pa: A teen-age
friend of mine doesn't believe
that these words are, spelled
the same whether meaning one
or more than one: Deer, sheep,
fish, dice. She says there is an
IS" on the plural of the first
two and "es" on the last two.
Which is right?-ERNEST j.
MAYES.
Answer: Irregular plurals can
cause trouble for any writer
and some of these are no ex-
ceptions. Deer and sheep have
the same form for both singular
and plural. Fish likewise is the
same form in the plural in most
instances. However, If you are
talking about several different
varieties of fish. it becomes
fishes. For instance, Il have
several varieties of fishes in my
tank: guppies, black Mollies
and three other kinds"
The word dice Is a peculiar
one since it is almost always
in the plural form. The sim
gular of dice is die but don't
believe I have ever heard II
used. Since practically all dice
games call for the use of two
or more of them, it's under
standable that the singular
form should be SO little known
Avalon, Pa: Regarding tbs
pronunciation Of the word faillt
"a ribbed dress fabric-in one
OF your recent word games.
have always used fail as in.
dicated by my Webster Col.
legiate Dictionary" fifth edi.
tion. After seeing you give the
Evening star., 1959-06-19

OpcIllIlB ledu. DlaInOnu king.
West opens the king Of dia-
monds. much to your annoy
ance. With a heart opening
lead you would have no prob
lem at all. You win the ace Of
diamonds and lead out the ace
of trumps. You encounter bad
luck again. for East has all Of
the missing spades. It is now
clear that you must lose q
trump trick.
Your first thought is to try
to run the clubs. II East fol-
lows to three rounds Of clubs
you can get rid of your losing
diamond. Even II East has two
clubs you can still make your
contract by tackling the clubs
promptly.
Think Of Bidding
You abandon this plan when
you think Of the bidding. East
certainly has at least six hearts
for his vulnerable overcall at
the level Of three. I'm fact. II
East is q reasonable player he
should have at least seven
hearts) Moreover. you now
know that East started with ex-
actly four spades.
Since East has already played
o diamond you can count"
either IL or IL cards Of the
East hand. East cannot have
three clubs and probably doesn't
have two clubs. Therefore. the
plan to run the clubs viii prob
ably fail: East Is likely to run
the second clubs and win still
get a trump trick.
However. there is no reason
to despair. Your count tells
you that East probably started
with Q singleton in diamonds.
II 50, another line Of play will
work. You continue with the
king Of spades and lead the
jack of spades to force out
East's queen. East cannot re-
turn q diamond. and you are
safe. You can get back to your
hand to draw the last trump,
and then you can run the clubs
safely to discard your losing
diamond.
Daily Question
As dealer you hold:
AAKJloss43 0s oAs AAs
What do you bid?
| Answer: Two spades 0orcine
to game). You are willing Il
be in q game even II partners
hand is completely worthless
I'm some bidding systems the
opening bid should be two
clubS.)
tcOpyrisht. 1859. oenI Features Corp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
PEOPLE
IN
BUSINESS

Charles Z. Wilson, owner of
Wilson Adjusting Co.. has
opened a branch Office at 955
North Monroe street in Arling-
ton. The firm has main Offices
at 1910 Vermont avenue NV,
and branches at Baltimore and
Annapolis.
Arthur Clarendon Smith, jr.,
president of Smiths Transfer
g. Storage Co.. has been named
a director Of the Mayfiower
Warefousemen's Association.
II. J. Van Kretschmar, for
mer agricultural attache of the
Netherland Embassy, has be-
come representative in this
area for the farm management
and consulting firm of Bur-
lingame, Field, Pierce and
Browne, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

2.802 in the same 1868 period.
Used car titles or title trans
fers aggregated $500. COM
pared with $500 a year earlier.
February new car titles num-
bered l.473. compared with l.
$50 in January and 1000 in
February last year. Used car
titles for the month totaled
2,806. compared with 3.093 in
the previous month and 1883
in February, 1858.
Figures for the entire WASH
ington area are expected to
show a similar pattern when
available.
District automobile registra-
tons totaled 204, 606 on Febru-
airy 20. after deduction Of trans
ferred registrations, compared
with 204.991 a year ago. For
the entire area. incomplete fig-
ures at the year end indicated
new all-time records were con-
tinuing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Wilson Heads Area Sales
For CharterhOuse Chain

David S. Wilson has been
named area sales manager for
Charterhouse Motor Hotels of
Hotel Corp. of America in this
area. 1t was announced by
Roger P. Sonnabend. vice pres
ident and general manager of
HCA's hotel division.
Mr.. Wilson formerly was
sales manager Of the Roosevelt
Hotel here. He was with United
Air Lines for l4Tyears. including
2l2 years in Sydney. Australia.
The company has a 234-room
charterhouse on Shirley high
way in Alexandria. Va, and a
152-room charterhouse at 1917
BladenSburg road NE, both
opened last November. A Sc
room charterhouse lodge Is be-
ing built near the Bay Bridge
at Annapolis. and as scheduled
to open in June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Metropolitan Br0adcasting
Prospects Reviewed

We'll g. Co. has compiled an
interesting study Of Metropol-
itan Broadcasting Corp. with
emphasis on Growth prospects
of the company under a new
group headed by John W. Kluge
Of Washington.
The company operates tele-
vision stations WTTG in WASH
ington, and WABD in New
York and radio stations WNEW
in New York and WFK in
Cleveland. Doubling of the
power Of the company's Wash
ington transmitter is listed
among recent developments.
The study points out that
1.541,l37 shares of the COM
pany are outstanding and that
more than 70 per cent is held
closely by management and
institutions.
Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner
and Smith is distributing a
new review OF Monsanto Chem
ical Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Drug Fair VIII Open
Presentation Center

DRUG Fair. which sells a wide
assortment of drug TENS
in most Of its big outlets, will
open a Silver Spring preScrip.
ton center dealing in pharma-
ceuticals only, President Milton
L ElSberg announced.
The prescription center will
provide round-the-cloc!S tele-
phone order service and also
will have facilities for delivery
Of orders on a 24-hour basis.
1t will be located in the Medical
Science Building at 800
Pershing Drive and will open
April /.
The Silver Spring center is
the first Of a number Of such
establishments, which the
rapidly growing chain will
establish in area medical
buildings. Mr.. Elsberg said.
Area Store Inventories
81 Pet. Above 1858
Inventories of Washington
area department stores we're
81 per cent above year ago
on January 81, the Federal Re-
serve Bank of Richmond re-
ported.
The stores outstanding or
ders for merchandise were 24.2
per cent above the same 1858
date.
January collections on charge
accounts amounted to 42.l per
cent of January l receivables.
while collections on instalment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

HIN Low Close che Ss.
5ezs 3eas 3e,s-lM
AA ABA - +lh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MARCH =. 1859

Quotations Furnished bs the Associated Press
1889 Stock and Sales Net
HlGh Low div. rate add 90 Hlsh Low Close chs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Stock and Sales

hiah Low div rate Add 90
As 2siA Isl crk Coal . 16
A4A saA TTECkBr t.s0 us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Giant Food. Inc, Gets
Loan for IS Million

To obtain funds for continu-
ed expansion, Giant Food. Inc.
has borrowed Sc million from
a major life insurance COM
pany on a note due July /.
1874.
In announcing the loan. a
company official pointed out
that Giant has added nine new
units and remodeled and en-
larged one unit since January
/. 1858. Six Of the new units
are Super Giants.
Proceeds from the loan will
be used for continued expan-
sion Of the chain Of super
markets and also to enlarge
the company's distribution
center, the official said.
The company operates AZ
food department stores in the
Washington and Baltimore
metropolitan areas, Salisbury.
Md. Richmond. Norfolk and
Hampton, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Peoples Drug Sales Up
Nearly 20 Per Cent

Sales Of Peoples Drug Stores,
inc. were 1913 per cent above a
year ago in February and for
two months this year showed
en- increase Of 1873 per cent.
Treasurer H. j. Althouse re-
ported the months sales
amounted to $6,297. 056. COM
pared with $5.256.553 in Feb
ruary last year. an increase of
81. 040, SOB.
Two months sales totaled
$12.837. STA. a gain Of $2.04l, l60
from $l0.796,5l4 in the same
1858 period.
The company operated l74
stores in February. compared
with ITO a year earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Women Accountants to Hear
Talk on Depreciation

Fred w. Peel Of Alvord &
Alvord. Washington accounting
firm. will address District chap
ter, American Society of Women
Accountants. at a dinner meet
ing at Tally-Ho Restaurant
next Wednesday night.
Mr.. Peel will discuss replace
ment cost depreciation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Bank Auditors 10 Hear
Talk on Credit Data

Harold J. Bobys, Washington
certified public accountant. will
address a dinner meeting of the
Auditors Section Of the District
Bankers Association at the
Burlington Hotel Thursday
I1ight.
Speaking as representative
Of the District Society of Certl-
field Public Accountants, Mr..
Bobys will discuss financial
statements prepared for man
agement's use for bank credit
purposes. He is chairman Of
the CPA committee for CO.
operation with banks and other
organizations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

accounts were las per cent of
January l receivables.
AS previously reported. area
sales in January were 10 per
cent above a year ago, while
the downtown portion was up
5 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

1883
Hinh Ina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
'' 3 BUSINESS
D. c. Auto Sales Rise
Well Above Year AGO
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

Sales Of both and used the District Of Columbia
well above year in the first two months Of this
year. data from the Department Of Vehicles and Traffic dis
closed yesterday
New car titles in the period totaed 3ss compared with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Montgomery to Honor
Its Country Doctor, 73

A country doctor who helped
create the Montgomery County
General Hospital in 1918 will
be honored July / on compile
ton Of q half-century of serv-
ice to his community.
He is DR.. Jacob w. Bird, now
70 and still active as the hos
pitfalls chief Of staff.
Among those scheduled to
pay tribute at simple ceremo-
mics at the hospital in Sandy
Spring viii be Maryland's Gov.
Tawes. other dignitaries of the
State and county, and Arthur
+. Fleming. Secretary of Health,
Education and Welfare.
Hundreds of his friends and
patients during his long career
also win attend, many of whom
undoubtedly were among the
1000 babies DR.. Bird has de-
livered since arriving in rural
Sandy Spring on July /. 1909.
The ceremonies will be held
at 8 pm. on the grounds Of the
72-bed hospital which opened
its doors in February, 1920. II
1t rains, the program will be
moved to st. Peters Catholic
Church. across the road from
the hospital.
A highlight will be the I'M
yelling Of a 80 by 36-inch por-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Seek Closer Ties
With Advisers,
Council Urged

The Montgomery County
League Of Women Voters yes.
terday urged the County Coun-
Gil to strive for closer contact
with Its lay advisory boards.
League recommendations in
volving the Councils relation
ship with its IA citizen advisory
bodies were presented at a
Council meeting by Mrs. James
D. Longley.
Reports on studies made by
the advisory groups should be
made public within so days OF
completion, Mrs. Longley said
She added that the boards
findings should be relayed not
only to the county depart
ments involved and to the
county manager, but also to
the County Council itself.
The league report included
implied criticism Of the proce-
dure followed in reappoint-
ments to various boards and
the existence of many long
standing vacancies. In thi:
connection. the league urged;
Vacancies on avisory
boards shall be published &C
days prior to their expiration
so that interested civic group.
may forward qualified names
to the Council for eonsidera-
ton"