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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10

youngsters, Martha, John, Eliza
beth ard Aimee.
This and Thof
An imposing group of Demo
cratic women lunched at the
Maryland Inn, Annapolis one
day last week with Mrs. Willard
Tawes, wife of the Governor.
The group included Mildred
Otenasek, National Committee
woman currently awaiting re-
appointment by the Governor
and a member of the arrange.
ments committee for the Ma
tional Democratic Convention
to be held in Los Angeles.
Others in the party were
Nina Lee co-chairman of the
Maryland Democratic State
Central Committee; Ann Min
gard, vice chairman; Mary Will
son, president of the United
Democratic Women's Club and
Genevieve Wells, q past Dele
gate to the Maryland State Leg
islature.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Faul-
coner have returned home to
Sandy Spring from winter va
cation in Florida. During their
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10

youngsters, Martha, John, Eliza
beth ard Aimee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10
Shirley Pa++ie.
John Springer

April wedding plans are be-
ing made by Miss Shirley Eliza
beth Pattie, whose engagement
to John Francis Springer is an
nounced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Meredith l. Pattie of
Sandy Spring. The prospective
bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas E. Springer
of Valley Lee, Md.
Miss Pattie, a graduate of the
Academy of Holy Names, Silver
Spring, is employed with First
National Bank of Sandy Spring.
Her fiance works for Button &
Goode, Inc, construction firm,
Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10


trip they visited Mr.. Faul.
coner's sister, Mrs. Eva P.
Gehrman, a former resident of
Gaithersburg now living in
Winter Park.
A luncheon at Walter Gate
Inn honored Mrs. Arlene Berry,
12440 Lakewood dr., Silver
Spring. Associates at the Geo.
logical Survey planned the
event to celebrate her promo
ton to administrative assistant
in the Surveys branch of mill
tary geology.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10

The Kensington Players will
present 'The Putty Bungalow"
at 8:15 pm. March Is at Roose-
welt High School, 18th and
Allison sts., NV, Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10
sfork Story

Newborn william keenan, Pot
ter will have to wait four years
to celebrate his first birthday.
A Leap Year boy, he arrived
January 20 at Providence Hos
pital, weighing 8 lbs, 8 OF. The
proud parents are Betty and
Bill Potter, 1885, Wendy Ia,
Harmony Hills.
The Potters have four other
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10

the Montgomery County Jewish
Community Center. After lunch.
con activities include art,
dancing, canasta, bridge, bingo
and discussions. Volunteers as
sist with the program and all
expenses are paid by the Jewish
Women.
A Suburban Transit Co. bus
is standing-by at the Georgia
and Alaska ave. terminal be-
tween 1870 and Has every
Monday to transport golden
Ayers to the lounge and from
2:15 to 2:30 to return them to
the District Line.
Mrs. Sadie Meiselman is presi.
dent of the group and Mrs.
Joseph w. Salus is chairman for
the Jewish Women's Council
Oregon NUpfioIs
Mrs. William Hamilton Tread
way of Ashton flew out to
Klamath Falls, Ore, for the
March 4 wedding of her son,
1t. John H. Treadway, to Mrs.
Sylvia Joan Osborne, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Estes.
The 8 pm. ceremony took place
at the First Presbyterian
Church.
Attendants for the couple
were Mrs. Dennis Todd of Long
Branch, N. ]. and 1t. John l..
Gentle.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
Blindness
Prevention
Benefit Set

You name it-we've got
it" will be the theme of the
bazaar and rummage sale to
be staged by the Prevention
OF Blindness Society April 5
through 16.
Local organizations and
merchants will aid in the
sale, which is designed to
supplement the Society's
yearly UGF ALLEGATION.
Over 1000 area merchants
have been approached to
donate goods to the sale,
while a suburban Maryland
dry cleaners association will
provide free cleaning for all
garments donated to the
bazaar.
Organizations contributing
to the success of the event
will include the Optimists
Club, Lady Lions, Ophthal-
mologists Wives, Pilot Club
and the Business and Profess
sional Women's Club.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

Add salt. Cool for ten min
uteS. Drop by spoonful on
pecanS. Melt one pound
sweet or semi-sweet choco-
late in double boiler. Cool by
beating for fifteen minutes.
Pour over caramels.
These are a lot of work
but when you eat one you'll
be rewarded.
Evening star., 1960-02-19

FEMALE AILMENTS Lydia Z.
Ptnkham's Vegetable Compound
Liquid also brings blessed relief
from discomforts OF change-of-
life, monthly pain.
Evening star., 1960-02-19

and Rear Admiral Tuan, Chi
nese Fleet Commander.
Among the guests were top
officials of United States Navy
circles; naval officers, both
active and retired, who have
served in China; officers who
have been attached to the
7th Fleet and members of
the Marine Corps and their
wives.
Mrs. Yeh was not on hand
to act as hostess as she is
out of town.
Ambassador Yeh will
Evening star., 1960-02-19

Chief of Naval Operations
Arleigh Burke.
Scene Of the 6 to 8 pm.
event was the embassy, Twin
Oaks. Also honored were the
two members of Admiral Mis-
party, Rear Admiral Huang,
Chinese Navy Chief of Staff,
Evening star., 1960-02-19
WEE WOMEN

If you're going to be mad
at the world, use this -
not me-"
heat stirring constantly un-
til boiling starts.
Then put a candy ther-
mometer in your pan. Boil,
without stirring, over high
fame until 305 degrees is
reached. Remove from fire
and drop in a bit of butter.
Return to stove and cook,
stirring we'll. Then add all
the rest of the butter. Add
cream slowly.
Stir vigorously until ther-
mometer reaches 246 de-
grees. Remove from fire and
let stand for five minutes.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
Rain Drops Indoors
Mrs. r. ]. F, Fairfar

Mrs. r. J. F.. FairtGr
Now, I'm having trouble
with walls sweating on the
inside, near the ceiling in
our brick rambler house.
1t occurs on walls on the
weather side of the house.
One can see the outline Of
cinderblockS though they are
covered by wall board. The
dehpmidifler doesn't help
the situation and our new
paint Job is ruined.
Any suggestions. to help
this condition will be well
come,
Evening star., 1960-02-19
Diplomatic Fetes
Are Held Here

Chinese Ambassador Yeh
entertained at a gala recep-
tion last evening in honor of
Admiral nj Yue-Si. comman-
der-in-chief Of the Chinese
Navy. who is here on an off,
cial visit at the invitation Of
Evening star., 1960-02-19
Recipe Hunt
z. j., Bethesda


I would appreciate a recipe
for cooking round steak.
Mine is always tough, even
though I buy prime cuts and
use meat tenderizers.
I would also like to know
how veal outlets or veal
steaks are prepared in res
taurantS. 1t always has a
nice crusty top, but the meat
is not dried out. All the re-
cipes I have seen say to
simmer the meat. This
makes the top coating Soggy.
Evening star., 1960-02-19

entertain at a stag dinner
tomorrow evening at the
embassy which is also in
honor Of Admiral Nj. Ex-
pected to attend are Admiral
Arleigh Burke and Gen.
David Shoup, Commandant
of the Marine Corps.
Another party in diplo-
matte circles last evening
was the one given by Iranian
Evening star., 1960-02-19

Counselor and Mrs. Parviz
MahdaVi.
This was also a 6 to 8 pm.
reception and took place at
the Iranian embassy.
Among the guests were
members of the State De-
partment. the International
Bank and Monetary Fund,
the Export-Import Bank, the
Voice Of America, the en-
bassy, personal friends and
their wives.
Evening star., 1960-02-19

QUIZ dl4O ldIu dlCCL IL III ICS.
Instead, make sure every
rinse water used has soap in it;
the soap residue in the gloves
will keep the leather soft.
If you need more softening
effect than that try mixing a
spoonful Of olive oil in with the
wash. water.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
BroziI Nut
Sensation
Mrs. B. D., Washington

h'S d ~ w uSTtHyLOH
Here is a wonderful recipe
for Brazil Nut Sensation.
Take "a cup Sifted all pur-
pose flour, "a cup granulated
sugar, p teaspoon baking
powder. 2 teaspoon salt. 3
cups shelled Brazil nuts q
pounds unshelled), 2 pack
ages pitted dates, l cup well
drained maraschino cherries,
3 eggs. l teaspoon vanilla
extract.
Preheat oven to 300 de-
grees. Grease and line a 9
by 5 by 8 inch loaf pan with
wax paper. In sitter, place
flour. baking powder, salt,
and Sift together.
In large bowl place nuts,
dates, cherries, sifted -four
mixture over this with hands,
mix until nuts and fruits are
we'll coated. Beat eggs until
foamy; add vanilla and stir
well into mixture: spread
evenly into pan. Bake one
hour and As minutes or until
cake tester comes out clean
when inserted in center of
cake. t..
Cool from 10 to is min
uteS. Remove from pan and
wrap in aluminium foil. Keeps
from i've to six weeks.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
Carter Jones
Is Speaker

Mr.. Carter Brooke Jones,
Book Critic of the Star, re-
viewed his recent novel THE
White Band" yesterday at
the IL am. meeting of the
Twentieth Century Club.
The novelist, who has pre-
viouSly authored many short
stories, appeared before the
literature section at the
fourth floor assembly room
of the YWCA.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
Soup Suds and Soft Doeskin
Mrs. p. E. r.. Alexandria

Mrs. p E. R., AIerandrd
DoeSkn, pgskin and most smooth-leaher gloves be
washed in lukeWam water and mild soap.
The hande just put the gloves and proceed
you washing your hands The important part
water, usually
Evening star., 1960-02-19
ADVERTISEMENT A
Sleep 8 Hours
Wake Up Tired?
Discover The Wonderful
Bteod-Strsnsihenins Action
OF This Women'S Iron Yeuiel

After q good nights sleep, do you
still feel tired out? often this run
down feeling Is due to Iron Hun
cry Blood" ('simple iron deficiency
anemia) Then it's needless to suf-
fer such awful weariness.
Take Lydia E. Pinkham Tablets.
only iron tonic made especially for
women. Rich in iron, Pinkham
Tablets start to strengthen your
blood tDtthtn one ddyl Thus quickly
heIp build rich, red blood to
restore strength and energy so YOU
feel tlne again fast! If your blood
is so starved for iron that you lust
drag through the day, get Pinkhann
Tablets from drug stores. See if
you don't soon feel like q new"
woman again,
Evening star., 1960-02-19
Turtles
To Mrs. H. A. N.

TO MIS-. H. A. ".
Mrs. C. R. T.. Arlington
Here is a wonderful recipe
for turtle candies.
Arrange pecan halves in
circles of three. or four each
on a large creased cookie
sheet. Set aside and make
caramel cream by taking 2
cups sugar. l cup light corn
sirup, "a cup butter (cut in
small pieces. Q cups heavy
cream, u teaspoon salt, Q
teaspoons vanilla. Z
Measure sugar and corn
sirup into 4-quart saucepan.
Blend and place over low
Evening star., 1960-11-07

Washington and vicinity -
Colder tonight with q low of
80 in the city and 26 in the
suburbs. Increasing cloudiness
and slowly rising temperatures
is forecast for tomorrow.
Maryland Fair and colder
tonight with frost and freez-
ing temperatures and a low
near 80 along the coast and 20
elsewhere. Increasing cloudi-
ness and warmer tomorrow.
Virginia-Fair and colder to-
night with a low between 25
and 80. Increasing cloudiness
tomorrow and a little warmer.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Fair weather to-
night with increasing cloudi-
ness tomorrow and a little
warmer.
FIVE-DAY FORECAST
For Washington and Vicinity
November 8 to IL
Temperatures for the period
will average 2 to 4 degrees be-
Evening star., 1960-11-07

For high and low tides at the follow.
ing points subtract times indicated
from the above
Annapolis. 3h hours: Bloody Point
Light, 4h hours; Colonial Beach. 8
hours: Deale, 4M hours: Solomons
Island. ga hours; Point Lookout. IN
hours.
Evening star., 1960-11-07
Teen-Asers Fight
London Police

LONDON, Nov. 7s(AP)a--Po-
lice fought q running battle
through London streets early
yesterday with hundreds Of
yelling teen layers celebrating
the time of Houses of Parlia-
ment almost got blown sky
high. About ITO were arrested.
The riot climaxed q night Of
spectacular pyrotechnics in
Trafalgar Square on the ami
versary of the day in 1905 when
Guy Fawkes was caught red
handed trying to blast the Com
mons. He was hanged.
A crowd Of 10000 had massed
in the square to watch the ira
ditional show. The air was
acrid with the smoke and fumes
Of bursting rockets and thun-
dering firecrackers. Then po-
lice pounced on hooligans rum
ming amok with tirecrackers
and throwing them into the
crowd.
The mob reeled down White
hall-in the direction Of Par
lament. Screaming girls were
injured in the scufiles. Young
men hurled homemade bombs,
Ambulances ran q shuttle
service to Trafalgar Square
carting Oh the. burned. Many
Of the injured were girls suf-
ferins shock from explosions.
Evening star., 1960-11-07
Dulles Honored
AT Celebration
By the Associated rrsss

A new, book relates that
friends Of the late John Foster
Dulles gave q lavish election
night dinner IN Paris Ia 1948 to
celebrate his expected appoint
ment as Secretary. of state by
Thomas E. Dewey.
The party was scheduled, the
book said, on the ASSUMPTION
that MIR. Dewey, the Repuhli-
can candidate, had the presf-
dency IN the bag. But as It
turned out. Democrat Harry s.
Truman scored an upset.
The story Is told by Mr..
Dulles widow in John Foster
Dulles, Soldier for Peace" by
Deane and David Heller. Is.
Mrs, Dulles said her husband
went through the. dinner ana
instead Of being upset gave
the wittiest speech you ever
heard"
Evening star., 1960-11-07
Gable s Condition Good
After Heart 'Attock
By JAMES BACON

Associated Press Movie-fV WINTER
HOLLYWOOD. Nov. I. =
Clark Gable-struck by a heart
attack that might have been
worse, If he hadn't called OF
q. hunting trip - was resting
satisfactorily taday.
He suffered the attack yes
terday at his suburban Encino
home and was rushed by am
bulance to Hollywood Presby-
terian Hospital. Doctors and his
wife said the quick use Of oxy-
gen undoubtedly prevented
more serious, or even fatal,
damage to his heart.
"It's q miracle" said Mrs.
Kay Gable. expectant mother
and nth wife of the 59-year-
old king Of the movies. "He
had planned a weekend hunt
ing trip at his duck club near
Stockton. There are no phones
there and it's miles from a
doctor.
Wrestled With Children
Then Friday night he said !:
I think I'll spend the week
end home with you and the
children, I don't think I should
60 up there"
ION Saturday night he
seemed fine, wrestling with my
Evening star., 1960-11-07

Federation Of Federal Employees
starts Q week-long series Of
meetings this Thursday to dis
cuss the unions 1861 legisla-
tive goals. The council also will
discuss personnel transition
problems arising from q new
administration coming into Of
flce in January.
**s
EXCELLENT JOB-An ex-
cellent non Government book
let. How Uncle Sam Safe
guards YOU" tells the Ameri-
can people how the various
branches. Of the Government
protect them and further their
interests. Written by Edward
w. Bennington. Of Alexandria.
the booklet has been sold main
ly to industry. It tells the story
of Federal employees and their
services to their country and
fellow Americans ia vivid and
emphatic style. It should
greatly help Offset some mis-
conceptions about the Govern
ment and Federal employees
that are still prevalent.
Soude Of the agencies 1t tells
about are the Secret Service
Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp. Securities and Exchange
Commission. Post Once, Food
and Drug Administration, Ag.
riculture Department. Public
Health Service, Bureau oi
Standards. the aviation agen-
cies. Interstate Commerce
Commission. Coast Guard. Fed.
eral COMMUNICATIONS Commis.
sion, Social Security, Veterans
Administration. Weather Blu.
reau and Army, Navy and All
Force Departments and the
Marine Corps.
The pamphlet is published by
Employee Relations. Inc, 13
East 53rd ST., New York D.
N. Y.
The booklet concludes with
these words: "As franklin
Roosevelt said in one of his
flreside chats, The only sure
bulwark Of continuing liberty
is a government strong enough
to protect the interests of the
people, and a people strong
enough and well enough in
formed to maintain its SOW
ereign control over its govern
.ment.' You are that people. u
Evening star., 1960-11-07

| just sat there helpless. ! called
the doctor Immediately"
The doctor took one look and
called q f3re department rescue
squad and an ambulance.
In Marilyn Monroe Movie
Mr., Gable had no history Of
heart trouble, His wife said he
hadn't even had. a cold in
years, W -
Friday he wound up a movie
with ,Marilyn Monroe-"The
Misfits." o'
I talked with him that day
and all he could talk about was
!, his coming fatherhood. next
Marh. He will be go then. and
!, q father for the first time.
: "This Is q dividend that has
come to me late in lifes" he
said. I'm taking on until the
baby is born. ] want to be there
and ] want to be there a good
many months afterward."
Mrs. Gable, who married the
fllm king Ave years ago after
divorcing sugar heir Adolph
Spreckels. jr., slept on q couch
at the foot Of Mr.. Cables hos
pital bed.
Condition Satisfactory
Once during the night Mr.,
Gable complained Of chest
pains and irritation from the
oxygen plugs In his nostrils. DR..
Fred v. Cerini, his doctor. gave
him an injection that put him
Ito sleep almost Immediately.
| The physician said the actor
couldn't be better at this stage
lof the game. His condition Is
very satisfactory"
Mrs. Gable. who has had
heart trouble. said her husband
told her last night:
II feel terrible doing this to
you and the baby"
Evening star., 1960-11-07
Munoz Rejects
Bis|1op's0ffer

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. Nov.
z (AP). - Gov. Luis Munoz
Marin and the islands three
Roman Catholic bishops held
their ground today, and an
effort to resolve their political
dispute collapsed
The bishops have accused
Gov. Munoz' Popular Demo-
cratic Party of following an
anti Christian policy and told
Catholics that voting for it to-
morrow would be a sin. Gov.
Munoz said the prelates misun-
derstand the party's platform
and accused them of misusing
their clerical office to meddle
in politics.
Archbishop James P. Davis.
the islands ranking prelate
had suggested that he and his
colleagues might withdraw their
condemnation II the Popular
Democrats made an ofiicial
declaration that the party does
not aim to separate its morality
from Christian ethics.
Gov. Munoz last night
brushed OF Cancellation talk
and demanded instead that the
bishops right the wrong" by
withdrawing their pastoral let
ters condemning his party.
Archbishop Davis said in an
interview later. I'VE have moth
ing to apologize for"
The three bishops objected
particularly to the refusal Of
the Popular Democrats to ban
birth control in the densely
populated commonwealth and
the regimes federation Of COM
mon law marriages.
Gov. Munoz. a Catholic him
self. denied his party is anti
Christian. The Governor ID
seeking q fourth term. and his
supporters predict that despite
the bishops. he will win at
least so per cent of the vote to-
morrow in the four-way elec-
ton fight.
The Catholic hierarchy Il
backing a newly formed Chris.
tian Action Party. The two
other parties are the Republi-
cans. who advocate statehood
for the United States Common
wealth and the Independence
Party.
Puerto Ricans elect theil
own government and legisla.
ture but do not vote for thu
United States President. Gov
Munoz' Popular Democrats
have no connection with thu
mainland Democratic Party.
Evening star., 1960-11-07

the program from q broad base
of data concerning actual need
and desire. rather than isolated
suggestions from employees OF
limited information.
In addition to getting en-
ployes' views, the CSC will con-
tinue to seek advice from q
variety of sources, among them
the Federal Employees Health
Benefits Advisory Committee,
composed Of Government en-
ploye union leaders; Govern
ment personnel directors. and
a five-man. committee repre-
senting the health insurance
industry.
..,,,,,.. . A...sssS
IMPORTANT 1 ROLE rev
people realize It, but the Gen.
eral Services Administration
viii play an important role ir
verifying the election Of thu
next President Of the United
States.
Under the law. the Cover.
nor Of each State must send
to GSA by registered mail and
under the seal Of the State q
list Of his States electors anc
an accounting of the votes cast
for the electors. The presiden.
tial electors meet December Is
to vote for President and Vice
President. GSA then turns over
to the House and Senate full
copies of such reports.
OF course. most of this Is lit.
tie more than routine. But sit.
uations could arise causing real
trouble to flare. Take 1876, fol
example. Then there was a Sc
rious dispute over which slate
of electoral votes from several
States should be counted.
y Il II +
NFFE SESSIONS-The exec
utive council Of the National
Evening star., 1960-11-07

seek to improve the health in
surance program.
The health insurance pro-
grams "open period" will occur
during the first two weeks Of
next October, during which
time employees will have a
chance to remain under their
present plan or transfer to an
other one, based on the new
contracts negotiated by the
csc. rt
The csc shortly will send its
health insurance task force to
all departments and agencies in
the Washington area. In ad-
dition, its regional health bene-
At representatives will visit all
the. major Government install
lations throughout The rest Of
the country and some Of the
smaller ones.
It's planned to have en-
ployes fill out questionpa 5nes
regarding their complaints with
the program and their sug-
gestions as to how the service
and the benefits can be I'M
proved. Also. some oral inter-
views will be conducted with
employees to supplement the
written missionaries.
For example. the CSC wants
to know II employees would like
more protection in some phases
of medical and hospital care
than in others. It wants to de-
termine from the employees the
adequacy Of health benefits Of
fered, service received under
the plans and benefits to be
added to or deleted or modified
from the various plans.
From its evaluation, the csc
expects to be in a position to
Cd spot problems before they
assume major proportions, and
(2) make or recon- m e n d
changes and improvements in
Evening star., 1960-11-07
4,76o More Doctors

CHICAGO.-The physicians
population Of the United States
and its possessions increased by
4,T69 during 1859. The rise re-
suited, from the licensing Of
$3.50 new physicians, minus
about $500 who died. OF the
new doctors. 1928 were foreign
trained.
Evening star., 1960-11-07

two children all over the living
room floor.
Later he said he felt q little
sick and went to bed ct o pm.
About 4 am. he awakened and
complained Of chest pains. He
was perspiring and he felt
clammy. I gave him two as
pirin.
"At 8:15 am. he got up and
tried to dress but the pains in
his chest were too much. He
Evening star., 1960-11-07
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
EmpIoye View Sought
On Health Insurance
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star stan Writer

Most Federal employees will get the chance to express their
views the Government employe health program
and to suggest changes in its benefits and operation
Based the majority views Of employees regarding the
program, the Civil Service Commission in Negotiating new
contracts with the health insurance carriers spring
Evening star., 1960-11-07

will be tonight
Plains Scattered
and the Central Appaahans while mixed with rain fore
cast for the Upper Mississippi Valley portion the
Upper Lakes Snow expected the Northern Rockies
and Northern Pans with mixed with
Rockies and Central Plains-Ak Wrephoto Map