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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
MacKnight
NOw Consul
In africa

Jessie M. Mcknight, 1918
MADDEN dr., Takoma Park, a ca.
reer foreign service officer with
the State Department, has been
assigned to the position of Coun.
sui in Charge at a u. S. Consul.
ate in LONE, Republic of Togo,
Africa.
Located in West Africa, Togo
was a German colony which be-
came a United States Trustee.
ship after World War II.
Mcknight is married to Vic.
let Ripp Mcknight and they have
two children. Their son, David.
is student at the Takoma Park
Junior High School while q
daughter, Susan, attends school
in Northampton, Pa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
Cabin John-Brookmont
Big Outing
Enjoyed by
Small Trio
By Naomi SANDY Rovner
Oliver 6-8863

A@AFNA " WV
Odyssey: Three small,
blond boys went adventuring
one day last week and managed
to elude anxious neighborhood
and police search parties for
more than three hours before
they were discovered cheerfuily
absorbing the sights and sounds
of well known local amuse-
ment park.
Four-year-old twins Mark and
Lindsay Hill and their INSOFAR
able companion Mark Voegeli.
four-and-one half, all of E. Hal
bert rd., Bannockburn, were the
concern of two police groups
and most of the community be-
fore their merry jaunt was
brought to (they thought a tri-
umphant conclusion.
The boys were finally traced
to the amusement park and
were discovered applying the
finishing touches to three fudg-
sickles provided by kindly park
police. Not even a stern lecture
by the county police who had
tracked them down and a firm
threat" to put them in Jail if
they ever did it again could dim
their self-delight.
Answered Mark Hill confident
ly, ooh, you wondn't do that
My mommy would never let
you" However "mommies" and
"daddies" subsequently made it
clear that they would indeed
"let them" and UNDERSIGNED
their intent with firm paternal
hands. The boys appear mildly
chastened at last report, but
their future plans remain hid
den in the vast and mysterious
depth of four-year-old mind.
RADIOACTIVE MILK: Con-
cerned with mounting publicity
on the effect of radioactive fall
out in this country and particu-
larly with the effect of danger
Gus strontium-90 on milk, the
7-3 Democratic Women's Club
has invited DR.. Benedict Duffy,
Chief of the Radio Isotope Unit
at Georgetown University Hos
pital to discuss the problem at
their meeting at 9:45 am. We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs.
Madeline Sigel, $3.50 E. Halber
rd., Bethesda. All interested per-
sons are invited to attend.
MUSICALE: The spring con-
cert of the Bannockburn Com
munity Club will be held at $50
pm. Sunday at the Bannock-
burn Clubhouse. The Montgom-
cry A Capella Chorus will per-
form under the direction of Max
Seeboth as well as a string trio
composed of Mrs. Emma 10
Hill, violin; Terry Buchanan,
Cello and Mr.. Seeboth, piano.
P-TA OFFICERS: Officers of
the P-TA of the Clara Barton
Elementary School in Cabin
John were elected at their meet
ing last week. They are presi-
dent, Guy Pfoutz; vice presi-
dent, Henry Briefs; treasurer,
Leonard Jaffe; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Janet Bell; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Fran
ces Kohlhafer; program chair
man, Mrs. Jerry Shaw.
CHURCH OFFICERS: Newly
elected officers of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service of
Christ Methodist Church of
Cabin John were installed last
week by Rev. William A. Floyd,
minister of the church. The off.
GERS are: president, Mrs. Myrta
Shultz; vice president, Mrs. Mar
garet Snuff; recording secre-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
Student Roundup
OnlicrOn Delta HOnOrs
Two County Students

Thomas ID. Woodward of Be
thesda and Janet Little of Chevy
Chase have been awarded Ger
tificates of merit by Omicron
Delta Kappa national society for
outstanding leadership and par
ticipation in extra-curricular ac
tivities. Both are students at
Washington College, Chester
town, Md.
Freeman S. Sharp of Hyatts
vile was one of four students
tapped for membership in Omi.
cron Delta Kappa at Washington
College. The honor recognizes
excellence in scholarship, sports,
student government and extra.
curricular activities.
Richard A. McCOnnaughy, OF
3707 Isbelul ST., Silver Spring,
has been accepted into the Class
of 1868 of the medical school OF
the University of Michigan. He
is one of 200 students who will
comprise the largest entering
class of any medical school in
the nation.
Four Montgomery County
girls are among the five top can.
didates for admission to Trinity
College of Washington, D. c.,
this year, and have been award.
ed honor scholarships. They are
judith Ann GlasscO, Gil McNeill
I'd, Silver Spring; Mary Gather.
Inc Meehan, Route 2, Dickerson;
Martha Clare Murphy, 5122 Ma
liant ST, Glen Mar Park, and
Mary Elizabeth Jordan, $40
Bradley blvd, Bethesda. Judith
Ann now attends Academy of
the Holy Names; Mary Gather
inc is at Poolesville High School,
Martha Clare at Academy of the
Holy Cross, and Mary Elizabeth
at Georgetown Visitation Con.
vent. Elizabeth Anne Greisbauer,
who attends Ursuline Academy,
Bethesda, was awarded partial
scholarship to Trinity College on
the basis of her academic
achievements.
William Cass, of Is Hesketh
St, Chevy Chase, has been ap.
pointed to the repertorial staff
of the Mercerburg News, student
weekly newspaper of the Mer.
cerburg Academy at Mercer
burg, Pa, for the next school
year. He is the son of Cmdr. and
Mrs. William F. Cass.
Robert A. Malone, 11109 Way.
croft Way, Rockville, has been
elected to the editorial board OF
the Dickinson College Literary
Bulletin. The Bulletin is a quar-.
terly magazine of original
stories, essays and poems by
the students of the Carlisle, Pa,
colulege.
Talbot Martin Wright 1911
Lantern dr., Silver Spring, is a
candidate for Bachelor of Fine
Arts at the University of Texas
in Austin. Degrees will be pre-.
sented at June 6 commencement
exercises.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
Twinbrook
Meadow Hall
School Fair
Is Saturday
By Rita f. Elliott
Garden 1886

The first Annual School Fair
for Meadow Hall will take place
Saturday from IL to 7 pm. Co.
chairmen Commander and Mrs.
Frederick Miebe, jr., hope that
all Meadow Hall students will
bring their parents, friends and
neighbors to join in the fun, and
help make their first School
Fair a successful venture.
There will be games for all
ages with prizes for each par
ticipant -. novelties at reason.
able prices -. matching aprons
for mother, daughter and dollie
movies in a classroom the
atre -. refreshments cake
walks.
Browsing around the book and
white elephant booth you may
unearth many longed for treas
ures at most moderate cost.
Registration for fall Kinder
garten classes at Twinbrook Ele-
mentary School will be held on
Monday, May Is, from 8 am. to
noon, and from 1 to pm, at
the school. All children, who
will be five years old by Janu-
airy /, 1860, are eligible.
Mrs. Arnold Miles, the execu-
tive secretary of the Easter Seal
Treatment Center of the Mont
gomery County Society for Grip
pied Children and Adults, Inc,
located at 1000 Twinbrook
pkwy, presented Mrs. Hugo
Eskildson with an honorary
plaque from the National So
ciety for Crippled Children and
Adults at the last meeting of the
Montgomery County Federation
of Women's Clubs. There are
only 10 such awards in the
United States; of which just this
one was awarded in Maryland.
Mrs. Hugo Eskildson, other
wise known as Anita" to her
friends, as Community Service
and Welfare chairman for the
Maryland Federation, has been
in charge of organizing and
managing a series of Monday
Morning Coffee Hours" at the
Treatment Center, to familiarize
residents of the county with the
available facilities of the center.
Up-to-date there have been 19
clubs in the federation of wom-
ems clubs who have participated
in the coffee hours; and over
500 organizations have been con-
tacted - with about 1000 peo-
pie touring the center.
The last coffee hour was held
for the benefit of neighbors in
the area of the center. Aside
from her activities at the CEN
ter, Anita has been nominated to
be on the board of directors of
the Treatment Center.
Recently she was awarded the
young Woman of the Year
award for her outstanding con.
tribution in civic, church and
homemaking activities by Chi
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, an
international sorority. She is
also the president Of the Rock.
vile Woman's club; treasurer OF
the Rockville Garden club; a
member Of the Church Council
and chairman of the Evangel'
ism Committee at the Veirs Mill
Lutheran Church. Anita is the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21

A movie, Home Of the
Braves" is to be shown today
at 2 pm. at the Central Branch
YMCA, 1916 G St, NV, in con.
junction with the Y-Indian
Guide program. 1t is sponsored
by the Glenmont Longhouse Of
Silver Spring and the Eastern
Regional Chief Of Y-Indian
Guides.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
HWC to Hear Talk
By Austin Kiplinger

Austin Kiplinger, editor of
Changing Times" magazine and
executive editor of the Kiplinger
Letter will be the featured
speaker at the second annual
dinner given by the Health and
Welfare Council of Montgomery
County, starting at $50 pm,
May Is.
Election of officers and musi-
cal entertainment will be fol-
lowed by a ceremony honoring
/. S. Turnover, outgoing chair.
man OF the Montgomery Region.
al Social Planning Board.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21


second vice president of the
Montgomery County Federation
of Women's clubs.
A Bon Voyage" Party was
held last Wednesday evening for
Suzanne Drake by her neighbor,
Mary McQueeney. The Drake
family will be sailing for Frank
furt, Germany, on July 9.
After being presented with a
handsome piece of luggage by
her friends the added surprise
came when she was presented
with additional matching lug
gage sent by her mother.
Coffee and cake were en-
1oyed by Mrs. Charles Devin,
Mrs. L Dale, Mrs.
Gladys Hill, Mrs. Albert Chakan,
Mrs. Robert Rapp, Mrs. Nor
man Person, Mrs. Leighton
Dudley, Mrs. Jack Kelso, Mrs.
Julian Sante and Mrs. Peter
Townsend.
Also Mrs. Arthur Wertenberg,
Mrs. Warren Burton, and Mrs.
All Fee.
Rocky and Pat Castellano and
their son Peter drove up to
New York to meet Mrs. Hulea
Clausen's plane at Idlewild Air
port.
Rocky, whose mother came
all the way from Iceland hasn't
seen her in seven years. Sun
day they took her on her first
picnic.
Mike Anderson celebrated his
ninth birthday last Wednesday
by inviting some friends over
for a bowling party. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald H.
Anderson of 1922 lie May I'd.
Invited were John Carroll.
John Robinson, Joe and Tom
Mitchell, Mike Metzger and
Mikes three brothers, Eric,
John and Steve.
Richard Urciolo, the 12.year.
old son of Paul and Annette
Urciolo, competed with students
from 95 other schools in a spell
ing bee held last Friday evening
in the auditorium of the U. S.
Department of Commerce in
Washington, D. c.
Chosen as the best speller
from seventh and eighth grad
ers at Edwin Broome Junior
High School he represented the
school with others in the same
grades. He came out ninth
among 95 contestants. A me-
mento of the event was a crisp
five dollar bill and a pen. Next
time Richard remember the
word "lackadaisical."
I've heard that Jackie
Hepner attended the Bolshoi Bal.
let performance last Thursday
-. two-year-old Cynthia Long
ley is keeping her mother home
from the Rockville Nursery
School with measles Twin
brook and Park Forest Swim
ming Pools will have their grand
opening on May 30 there
are still a few tickets available
for the movies this Saturday at
the Broome Junior High School
sponsored by the Twinbrook
Homemakers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
Potomac
Telegram
Urges Ride
In Basement
By Cissy Morgan
Oliver 2-0427

The funniest story to come out
of Potomac in long time con.
Germs the invasion of eight local
residents of the big City of New
York. AS reported in the Po-
tomac Almanac last week, the
Jerry Beales, Ollie Cars, Dick
Walcks and Reno Rubinis
planned a weekend trip to civil
ization last winter, while nestled
around a cozy fireplace.
The four couples had been do
ing the town in a big way, and
returned to their hotel for a
rest. Awaiting Mr.. Carr was a
telegram-from home Horse
in basement, what do we do?"
The prompt reply >. Saddle
in barn-ride him you fool"
On May 9 the "Antiquarians
of Potomac" the latest Potomac
enterprise, was opened for pub
lie perusal. Mrs. Fred Hjertberg,
is chief in charge. The shop To-
cation is 1921 River I'd. and is
open daily from 9 until 5 and on
Wednesday, 9 until Z.
The Woman's Society of the
Potomac Church is sponsoring
a luncheon-bridge party today
at the Parish Hall. The tickets
will be available at the door and
are $1.50. Baby sitters will be
provided.
The new building going up In
the shopping center will not
house a dispensary as was ru.
mored in the past. The owners
have written to the County and
stated that they do not want a
liquor store in Potomac because
of the strong controversial COM
munity opinion.
On May % the Pierce War.
wick home for foundlings are
giving a luncheon fashion show
at the Shoreham. Guild members
Janet Kneipp and Tillie Cole.
man have tickets for sale. The
admission is Sc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston King
held their annual party May 10
for members of his law firm.
Twenty staff members were
wined and dined at quail din.
ner. Everyone was set for the
birds, that Pres had bagged on
his South Carolina hunting trip
last winter.
I've heard that Mrs. Rob-
ert Martin of Spring Knoll Drive
entertained last week at a cof-
fee for her new neighbors
Mrs. Merritt Sherman is the
new president of the Woman's
Society Of the Potomac Church.
Gretchen Ashworth celebrated
her 9th birthday on May IS by
taking a group of friends to
Glen Echo the Bethesda XII
Wives gave party May 16 for
their Mrs at the Stretch Hart
ings E. The McConihes, Forts,
and Banfields weekended at Re-
hobeth :. George Cokinos is on
the mend after breaking his
wrist and elbow (opposite arms,
of course), when he fell from a
ladder -. Danny Sweeney had
a Bar-B-Q for 10 boys on May
II DR.. and Mrs. John Lyons,
jr., have announced the arrival
of a daughter -.
Miss June Lynch, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William T.
Lynch of Potomac and Mr.. Ger
aid Cole were married on May ].
The ceremony took place at the
brides home. The Rev. Gloyd
Allis officiated. Mr.. Cole Is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cole
of Washington, D. c.
The brides attendant was a
former classmate at Richard
Montgomery High School, Mrs.
Richard Welsh. Mr.. Harvey
Cohen was the best man.
Following a two-week wed
ding trip to New England and
Canada, Mr.. and Mrs. Cole are
residing In Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21

director, were among the repre-
sentatives of the Rockville WOm-
ans Club at the meeting of the
Fifth District, Maryland FEEDER.
alton Of Club Women on May
IL In Kensington.
Mrs. EskildsOn, chairman of
community service and welfare
division of the county fedora
ton, accepted a plaque from the
National Society for Crippled
Children and Adults for out.
standing service. COngratula-
tons to Mrs. EskildsOn for her
excellent work!
Also attending from Rockville
were the Mesdames Gilbert
Hartley, chairman of the garden
division of the county fedora
ton, Marshall Mayes, william
p. Shearman, chairman of the
American Home Department of
the county federation, Albert
WOOten, Rose Dawson, william
Talbot, and Bradford Headley.
Capt. Marion B. Dayhoff of
the Rockville Police Station will
be installed president of the
Rockville Lions Club in June.
Other newly elected officers in
clude Lawrence ]. Harrison, Sec
rotary; Levi Price, treasurer;
Edward T. Aud, Kermit B. Mohn,
and William o. Best, vice presi-
dents; Edward H. Joyner, jr.,
Lion Tanner. New directors in.
clude Thomas M. Veirs, jr., H.
Douglas Hall, Arthur Roy
Saunders, Robert Livesay,
Charles w. Woodward, jr., and
DR.. Donald H. Golden.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. James Dowell
and their seven children have
moved into their new home at
DO West Montgomery ave. Wei
come to West Rockville!
A baby shower came by sur
prise to Mrs. Dorothy Spence
Tuesday evening of last week at
the home of the Lloyd Runkles
in Glen Hills. The party was at.
tended by the secretarial staff
of Chestnut Lodge, where the
guest of honor and the hostess,
Mrs. Runkles, are both in the
bookkeeping department. Dain.
tily wrapped gifts were pre-
scented to Mrs. Spence in wood.
en- cradle which has been in the
Runkle family for 80 years.
A post card from Thomas L.
Gray, jr., formerly of 1923 Maple
ave., informs us that he is on his
way to the International Ant.
arctic Analysis Center in Mel.
bourne, Australia.
Installation of officers, Civil
Defense, and surprise baby
shower were all on the program
when the Alpha Epsilon Chapter
of Beta Sigma Phi met on May
Is at the home Of Mrs. Robert
Bechdoldt on Holly Ridge I'd.
Howard Cook, assistant to the
deputy director of the MOntgom.
cry County Office of Civil De-
Tense, showed a British film,
"H.BOmb."
Mrs. Carl Bell, president of
Alpha Epsilon, installed the fol.
lowing officers: Mrs. Raymond
Hervin, president; Mrs. Robert
Bechdoldt, vice president; Mrs.
mel Hougnton, recording Secre-
tary; Mrs. Ronald Hatch, CORE.
spending secretary; Mrs. David
Seigel. treasurer; Mrs. B. NJ.
Gingras, Civil Defense. Mrs. AL.
ma Youst was installed as spon.
sor.
Following the meeting, Mrs.
Carl Bell was feted with a sur.
prise baby shower.
Visiting the George Horn.
ecks over the weekend was
Mrs. Horneck's brother, Donald
w. Shutz from Floral Park, NY.
The wives of the Lions Club
members were honored at a
Ladies' Night" program held at
the Richard Montgomery High
School cafeteria last night. Pro.
gram committee for the event
was headed by Charles Pretty.
man and Robert Bridges.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
Rockville
Girl Scout
Awards are
Handed Out
ny K0lx0 Wittenburg
Poplar 2-3828

Nearly 200 persons damned
the Civic Center lounge Friday
evening to witness the awards
presentation to local Girl Scouts
at the Annual Court Of Awards
program.
Winning recognition for the
longest years of service and for
completing a course in leader.
ship training was Miss Julie
Streeter, senior scout. Julie, 49,
year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence r. Streeter, jr.,
Of Hungerford Towne, became a
Brownie during her second grade
IL years ago. She also won two
stripes as a nurses aid for serv-
ing $50 hours on hospital duty.
During the colorful ceremony,
80 Brownies became full-fledged
Girl Scouts.
Ten.year service pins went to
Lou Gloyd, Sue Gloyd, Mary Lee
Grover, Carol Streeter, and Pen.
ny Pickett.
Other awards were given as
follows: First class badges
Lou and Sue Gloyd; Curved bar
Marian Hell; senior pin-Ka.
rem McSweeney; five-point pins,
Betsy Ross and Susan Etter.
Program aid bars, Lou Gloyd,
Marian Hell, Vivianne Ross, and
Barbara Spaulding. Nurses aid
bars, Marian Hell and Betsy
Ross. Nurses add cap for so
hours Of service, Marian He'll;
nurses aid stripe for 100 hours,
Lou and Sue Gloyd.
Leland Mccarthy, director Of
the Washington Better Business
Bureau was guest speaker at
the Rockville Womans Club
meeting last Thursday ut the
Christ Episcopal Church.
Co-hostesses were the Mes.
danes Phillip Gates, Warren
Queen, and Frances Van der
Veer. Mrs. Hugo Eslzildson pre-.
sided.
New members welcomed into
the group were Mrs. Gilbert
Elliott and Mrs. Arnold Du.
quette.
Following n talk by DIR. Gas.
ton de Lemos, director Of Psy.
chiatric Youth Services, Mont.
gomery County, the group voted
to help furnish refreshments
each week to q group of young
patients.
Inc Rockville Homemakers
will meet tonight at 8 at the
home Of their president, Mrs.
George Ray, 312 Reading ave.
A film and lecture on cancer are
on the agenda. Co.hostesses will
be Mrs. Bess Yocum and Mrs.
Margaret Trail. Each member
has been asked to "bring a
friend"
The Rockville Nursery School
was bombarded with gay parties
last week, with eight students
and teachers celebrating birth.
days. A cake In the form of an
enormous corral was cut on
the fourth birthday Of David B.
May, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor.
don May. Kim Hall, daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. William C.
Hall, had a "kitten on a cushion"
on her decorated birthday cake
when she became four.
Also honored for their fourth
birthdays were John Spencer,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Spencer; Paul Morella, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Morella;
and Peter O'Connor, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. X. O'Connor.
Stephen Belt, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Norman E. Belt, celebrated
his fifth birthday with class.
mates at the school. Teachers
honored on their birthdays were
Mrs. Earl Frye and Mrs. John
c. Macy.
Mrs. Hugo ESkildsOn. presl.,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
Il Remember Mama
To Be Offered

Il Remember Mama" a heart
warming tale of a frugal Nor.
wegian family in San Francisco,
written by John Van Druten, will
be performed by the Chevy
Chase Players Group this Sat
urday and Sunday at the Chevy
Chase Recreation Center.
Performances will start al
$3.50 and admission will be rs
cents. David Gaines is director
of the play.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21

tary, Mrs. Ethel Fitzgerald;
treasurer, Mrs. Rebecca Dennis.
Committee secretaries are Mrs,
Florence Anderson, Mrs. Dag
ney Newman, Mrs. Grace Mazzi,
Mrs. Gwen Coyle, Mrs. Dortha
Schaner, Mrs. Helen Bissett,
Mrs. Evelyn Carter and Mrs.
Olga Long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-23

Q gai VINO went wrong. Her
name Is Olga Nikisorover and
she had achieved consider
able repute as O massager, as
well as o mustache and beard
tinter. These services evil
IDENTIFY rate pretty high in
Russia, for her salon was fire.
quented by people who had
a better than average sup
ply Of rubles and while Olga
was rubbing their backs or
Transforming their mus
taches. she would discreetly
whisper that. for a price, she
could get them larger and
more desirable apartments.
Trust me-" she would
say. land I'll show you how
to live beautifully" To the
house-hungry Russians, such
a notion has about as strong
an appeal as the idea Of din
ner with Marilyn Monroe
would have TO a shipwrecked
sailor. So her customers, in
GLIDING q prominent doctor,
a professor Of criminology
and an opera singer. trusted
her to the tune of 100000
rubles.
None Of them ever got
their luxury apartments, but
apparently they we're afraid
to squawk because Of their
own culpability. But Olga
was finally nabbed and no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-23
LAW IN THE NEWS
Only q Little Is Told
About Red Fraud

the same time. there Is q
strange silence about any
Muscovite shortcomings in
the financial honesty depart
ment.
This has occasioned amused
skepticism among corre-
spondents and other observ-
ers familiar with the Russian
scene. State control Of the
economy and a profusion Of
red tape inevitably has placed
q premium on means Of cir
cumventing authority. But
foreigners are kept aloof from
any close dealings with Rus
slams. so the existence Of
fraud has always been in
ferred rather than expert
enced first hand by any out
siders.
Consequently. there was
more than the usual interest
in o recent story published In
Soviet Culture. official organ
Of the Soviet Ministry Of Gull
ture. It is q true life story Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-23
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
TronquiIizers Are Clutches
By DR.. PETER J. sTElNcRoHN

in the road" of one kind or
another.
-
Mrs. L. J. of PasSaic, N. j..
wants to know II x-rays are
dangerous for pregnant
women.
THERE is a growing medi-
cal opinion that X-rays of the
pregnant woman. especially
during the first three months,
should be avoided unless alb.
solutely necessary.
= u y i
Says Miss x. X: IT sup
pose you will think me a
queer case, but I've become
quite nervous lately because
I've been exposed to two
chatterboxes ! can't escape:
One is a member of my own
family, and the other is q