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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-21
DC. Chemical Society
HOnOrS DR.. Mcclure

DR.. Frank T. Mcclure, chair
man of the research center of
the Applied Physics Laboratory
of the Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, Silver Spring, has been
awarded the Chemical Society
of Washington's lille brand
Prize.
The award, which cites DR..
Mcclure as the Chemical So.
ciety's Man of the Year, was
presented for his major contri-
buttons to understanding of
combustion of solid propellants
in unstable violently interacting
environments. He was also
credited for development of
powerful theoretical analyses
in the border line areas of phys
ical chemistry, fluid dynamics
and acoustics"
The society also noted DR..
McClure's wide knowledge and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-21

yates originally came from
cities and towns as far away as
California, the choice of col
lege is likely to take them away
from their adopted State of
Maryland. The present senior
class appears again to prove
this. Out of IS admissions thus
far, % members of the class of
1861 have been accepted in out
of-state institutions as far north
as Massachusetts and as far
west as Utah.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-21

in the school cafeteria on Geor-
gia ave-, just north of the Whea.
ton business district.
A year ago several thousand
attended the Las Vegas Nights
and the school thereby acquired
a new duplicating machine, a
photocopy typewriter, three
regular typewriters, and several
electric coasters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-21

Last Thursday there appeared
III The Sentinel photo of
proposed new office building to
be constructed at the corner of
Fenton st. and Colesville rd. 1t
should have read: at the corner
OF Spring st. and Colesville rd.
Walter L. Funderburk regrets
the error.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
Full face problem: | am
as thin as I'd like to be.
but my face remains full.
" hat can I do?
MRS. A. c.,
Los ANGELES, CALF.

Actually you're probably lucky. You'll
look Young long after most of your friends
have begun to show their wears. But. if
you really crave sunken-cheek look, YOU
will have to get it with some makeup magic.
Here's the formula: Apply your makeup
base as usual, making sure to cover the
jawline. Now take another base. one or
two shades darker than the first. suck in
your cheeks and apply the darker base in
the area that is pulled in. Blend carefully.
Reshopins eyebrows: uont to hnor hoc
to reshape my eyebrows uithout remo,ing too
much. J. R., NEW YORK
Evening star., 1961-03-05

don't blame you for being nervous -
an eyebrow badly plucked can ruin pretty
face. An eyebrow badly drawn can look
like Croucho Marks mustache.
. The proper way to reshape your eyebrows
is this: First cover them with makeup so
that they are invisible when standing some
distance from the mirror. Next, lightly
pencil in various shapes and stand back to
get the full effect When you have finally
drawn the eyebrow you want, that is the
time to start plucking, not an instant
before.
Skin-deep dilemmc: l am really upset
about my enlarged pores. Is there anything
/ can do to shrink hem2
NJ. o'D.. RIDCEwooD, Y. J.
Large pores are those which have sagged
and the elasticity of the skin is gone. but
there are several things YOU can do to
shrink them temporarily. The most i'm
portant thing is perfect cleanliness. If YOU
have oily skin. wash YOUR face frequently:
if YOU have dry skin. cleanse it with HYDRO
genated oils. To shrink the pores. try using
one of the Mosques on the market. followed
bv liquid astringent or plain ice.
Changing hoirline: Ihdre a rerl bad hair
line. Is there anything l can do to correct it?
1t may not Seem like much to YOU. but toW
forehead really spoils my looks.
J. W.. WASHINGTON, D. C.
No one need have bad hairline TODAY.
For relatively small investment of time
and money. YOU can have perfect hairline
created bv electrolvsis. This is permanent
method of removing hair with very fine
needle. The needle is placed in each hair
follicle. transmitting an electric current
which DESTROYS the follicle and thus pre-
vents regrowth. Several of our top models
have improved their hairlines this way,
with very good results. Ask your doctor
to recommend reliable person to do this.
Got beauty problem? Send me your
questions: This Week, P.O. Box 1873.
Grand Central Station, Ner York II, Ny.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
DEAR READERS:

DEAR READERS:
Are you the girl with 10 beauty prob
lens? Is your figure near perfect, your
skin smooth and moist? Is your hair thick
and healthy, your posture good? If so,
today's message is for YOU - because
things can't stay that way forever without
help. Unless you start caring nor, you'll
find that aging won't let YOU remain as
attractive as you'd like. You must start
your beauty program while you're young.
If you've let time skip BY, there's help for
you too-but YOU We got to get started now.
Here are some questions from worried
women, some Of whom didn't start worry
ing soon enough:
Good posture Arst: UIhat do YOU recon-
mend for an ''old-Iooking" neck9
MRS. H. c., KANsAsvILLE. WISE.
Two things will help. First. check your
posture. Chances are you've been letting
your neck hang forward. Straighten up
and hold your neck proudly, the way YOU
used to. And use moisturizing creams on
your neck day and night to keep that youth.
full bloom. This advice goes for those who
have the 'crepev-neck problem and those
who wish to avoid it,
Evening star., 1961-03-05

Whether tension-cauSed or due to
overindulgence in food or drink,
Phillips brings relief from all five
stomach troubles = in seconds! For
the cause of all these stomach
troubles is excess acidity. And scien-
tifc tests show Phillips starts to
neutralize excess acids in seconds!
Yet stomach and lower intestinal
walls remain completely free to do
their digestive work. There's no di-
gestive interference.
So when the fast pace of living
gives you one of these stomach
troubles, take Phillips. -,
You'll feel fine in @sN
practically no time!
Evening star., 1961-03-05
Relief can come
twice as fast

Science proves Absorbine Jr.
acts on tired, aching muscles
to reduce fatigue itseIf-to
bring relief twice as fast
Medical experts, using the new
Electromagnetic, show how
liquid Absorbine Jr. can bring
fatigued muscles back twice as
fast as nature can:
Absorbine Jr., when rubbed
on, treats the cause of tired,
aching muscles because it di-
lates peripheral blood vessel
walls. 1t speeds blood flow at
the point of pain and helps those
muscles get back to normal
faster.
Whenever muscles ache from
overexertion, rub on refreshing
Absorbine Jr. See how much
faster you feel better.
Evening star., 1961-03-05

THIS WEEK Mosozine / /Morch S. 1881
Evening star., 1961-04-03

most of them in milk
Mrs. x.
HE WILL BE HAPPY to
know that he can get along
on two eggs daily, providing
he gets protein from other
sources such as milk, meats,
beans, cereals.
For Mrs. S., California: I
agree that when diabetic pa
tients cannot control their
condition with diet alone,
they may be good candidates
for the use of such oral rem
edies as Orinase or Di-
abinese.
However, don't think that
you can become careless with
your diet. Whether you take
treatment by hypodermic
insulin) or pill form, proper
diet remains of first i'm
portance.
X 4
DR.. Steincrohn'S leatlet,
"HoU to Be a Happy Hypo-
chondridc," will be mailed on
receipt of a stamped. Selt-ad- :
dressed envelope and 10 cents
in coin. Address DR.. Stein
crohn in care OF The EUening
Star.
(Released by the Bell syndicate) .
Evening star., 1961-04-03
FAMOUS FABLES
By E. E. EDGAR

GREETING: When News
paperman- Explorer Henry
M. Stanley returned to the
outside world after finding
Livingstone in the heart of
Africa, he found that fame
had preceded him. His greet
ing, "Dr. Livingstone, I pre-
sume?" was already a house
hold expression.
At first he was pleased
with the impact he had Gre
ated. In the years that fol.
lowed, however, he had cause
to change his mind. He
heard the words spoken over
and over wherever he went.
He could scarcely enter a
room without being greeted
with an exaggerated "Mr.
Stanley. 1 presume?"
To the end of his life the
greeting plagued him. Once,
years after the event, a
friend said to him:
Did you really speak those
words to DR.. Livingstone?"
Yes, I did," said Stanley,
land I've regretted ever
since that I didn't think of
something else"
Evening star., 1961-04-03

is an Alcoholics Anony-
nous" and a Gamblers
Anonymous" but is there a
Charge Accounts Anony-
nous" for people like me? I
don't know why I do it, but
I run up charge accounts and
can't seem to help myself.
1t is the craziest thing
when I get into a store I go
wild buying things l don't
really need. If I don't get
help with this problem soon,
I am going to lose my hus-
band.
OVER MY HEAD.
Go on a CASH basis and
budget your monthly spend
ing. And tell yourself, when
the urge hits, that you're
grown up now.
\ 4
DEAR ABBY: Is it proper
for a girl to offer a pencil
and paper to a boy she meets
at a dance? Many boys I
have met at dances ask for
my phone number and they
never seem to have a pencil
and paper. I always carry a
Evening star., 1961-04-03

pencil and note paper for this
purpose. My girl friend said
it was not proper as it looked
like I was too anxious. I
would like your opinion.
PREPARED.
It's not what you do but
the way that you do it. Don't
whip out a pencil and
paper at the drop of a hint.
Give the boy a chance to
come up with his own, and
use yours only in cases of
emergency" And, by the
way, young lady, be a little
fussy or soon everyone in
town will have your number.
Yes, Abby tDiH anS,Uer your
letter personally if you tDrite
to ABBY, and inclose q
stamped, Selt-GddreSsed en-
Uelope.
Getting married? For
Abby'S booklet, "How to Haue
a LoUely Wedding" send so.
cents to ABBY, Boz 1865,
Beverly Hills, Calf.
distributed BY McNauEht
Syndicates Inc.) N.-
Evening star., 1961-04-03
DEAR ABBY .
This Romeo Forgets His Boss
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

DEAR ABBY: I work with
a man who says he's in love
with me. I care for him, too,.
but I'm not as emotional
about it as he is. My prob
lem is that the moment we
are alone on the job he tries
to kiss me. And he expects
me to tell him every few min
utes that I love him, too. I
don't care for that kind of
stuff while I'm working, espe-
cially since we are not always
alone and we never know
when someone is going to
walk in on us. How can I let
him know I would rather be
just friends" during working
hours? He is very sensitive
and easily hurt.
CAREFUL.
Since you obviously have
better Judgment than the
Romeo who is trying to make
time on company time, 1t is
up 10 you to call the tune.
Tell him to control his flame
during working hours or you
both could be fired.
DEAR ABBY: I know there
Evening star., 1961-04-03
BY Nc GREGOR SMITH, JR.

By Nc GREGOR SMITH, JR.
North American Newspaper Alliance
MIAMI, April 3.-A young
fellow named Samuel Hal
lock du Pont, jr., is having
a tough time working his
way through college.
He is "a now. He has been
plugging away after a degree
from the University of
Miami since 1855.
Hal (He prefers his nick
name to his monied moni-
kerr enrolled in the school
of aviation management. In
his sophomore year he or
ganized his first corporation.
Since then he has organized
nearly a dozen big and little
companies-all having to do
with flying. He also put two
Of his university professors
on his payroll.
His aviation business
started out as a logical-for
a du Pont-adjunct to his
aviation management studies.
Il want to STRESS" Hal
says, that my courses have
nothing to do with learning
to fly I did that when
1 was Is. They are strictly
business. :"
After starting his part
time aviation empire, Hal
would sign up for a full
schedule of courses in the
mornings and take over the
reign of corporate manage
ment in the afternoon.
Expense No Worry
Hal is one Of the Whining
ton (Del0 du Points of fame
and fortune. He comedies
that his college expenses
(even with accessories like
his plush Coral Gables
convertible and private
plane, "Reagle Eagle~ were
hardly a strain on the fam
ly finances.
Working his way through
college was strictly his own
idea. "A sort of glorified
on the = job = training pro-
gram"
His dad, who wouldn't put
up a nickle for the venture,
scotched the idea on two
scores: He wanted Hal to
finish college first, and the
elder du Pont doesn't like
airplanes. won't ride in
Evening star., 1961-04-03
DEGREE IS HARD PART
Rich Student Builds
Fortune at CoIIeoe

them and. Hal recalled, used
to consider it an invasion
of privacy if one ever flew
- over his Delaware estate.
Million Dollar Network
So far Hal has worked a
on e-plane charter service
Che was his only pilot up
to better than a million
dollar network of businesses.
He also has worked his, way
out Of (inStead of through
college a couple of times.
Usually each semester Hal
shows up to register for a
full load of college courses.
But before he knows it busi-
ness is cutting into his aca-
demic life.
First he might have to cut
classes to make a netting
IN Chicago-at present he
also commutes two days a
week to his office in Or
lando. Then too, if He's
called down to his Miami
headquarters of Pan Ameri-
can Accessories to sign a
thousand dollar deal when
he's supposed to be in class
you can guess what his
choice will be.
Hal keeps promising him
self he will slow down, take
more time to study so he
can go on and get his de-
gree But rather than
let his grades drop, he drops
his courses to re-enter next
semester.
Il now need less than one
semester of credits to grad
uate," Hal reported.
He ConsOIidates
Hal has consolidated and
sold more than half of the
various corporations He
founded. He recently slIs-
pended his plane rental SER
vice in Miami because of
the Cuban situation it
was too hard to tell who you
were renting to-"
He still has 26 planes for
rent and charter, but these
operate out of Orlando
where one of his two main
business firms is located.
Even when away from the
office and college Hal claims
he keeps his mind on flying.
For instance. he dates air
line stewardesses almost ex-
cluSively-except for a few
models. Behind the gold
laminated door of his apart
ment, he and his roommate
phillip r. Masters, jrO keep
a locked card file case with
names and pertinent data
concerning Miami's populous
stewardeSS corps.
He has been a member of
the Civil Air Patrol since
1854 and is now group COM
mander for Group 1 of the
Florida Wing, from near
Fort Lauderdale to Key West
and from the Atlantic Ocean
more than halfway across
Florida.
Hal's'group consists of $50
men and women and so
planes.
That's right, he's Just a
boy Of 24-working his way
through college.
Evening star., 1961-04-03
WORD GAME

Find % or more words In
F IAN TIC
meaning mad, desperate. "Av-
erage mark is 20 words; time
limit, Is minutes.
Rules Of the game: 1. Words must be
Evening star., 1961-04-03

copyright. 1851, Gen. Features Corp.
Evening star., 1961-04-03
FAMILY COUNCIL
SecretCIub
Uses Code
orHurtinq
By MRS. ALMA DENNY
THE PROBLEM

THE PROBLEM
Mrs. E. Y.-The clique Is
like a Keep Away Sign to
other girls.
Margery Y.-They can
form their own club instead
Of hanging around ours.
THE DETAILS
Mrs. E. WY daughter,
Margery, is IL. She and two
classmates call themselves
The Secret Swans. They
have all sorts Of rituals which
keep the other girls in the
class at arms length. For
example, they write notes in
a code they made up, and
they talk obviously, about
the others) in their own vari-
alton Of Pig Latin. Also,
every day they each wear
something belonging to the
other two.
I've tried to explain to
Margery how unkind it is to
reject other girls. One of
these is Adrienne, who used to
be her pal in the lower
grades. Adrienne's mother
told me that the Swans treat
the non-Swans with disdain,
and pick on Adrienne, in
particular, because of her
lisp.
Margery Y. - I stopped
being friendly with Adrienne
over a year ago. She has
plenty Of other friends in the
class and they should start
their own club. But instead
she keeps begging me. Mar
gle, let me be a Thecret
Thwan." That makes us laugh
and say no. So. of course, she
feels sore and tells her mother
we're mean and horrible.
We have lots of fun with
our club. Every day we think
up new secrets for just us
three to know. Like today
we're all wearing red sweat
ers and silver pins. But none
OF them are our own!
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Adrienne, already bur-
dened with a speech handi-
cap, deserves some sympathy
and courtesy rather than
ridicule and heckling. She,
no less than Margery and
her chums, is at an age
where belonging" is vital.
Certainly Margery can ease
the transition from the old
ties to the regrouping which
may well make each girl hap
pier in the long run.
To soften the rupture,
Margery and Co. might in
vite Adrienne and a few
other girls to some of their
non-cabalistic meetings. No
longer best" friends, these
two still can be good friends.
AS to Secrets" they're fine
as a bond, but not as a
weapon. They must be harm
less and offer no threat to
others, serving only as spe-
cial Identification anon z
members. Few resent secrets
which lead to good.
Mrs. Y. is doing an alert
mothers job in calling Mar
gery's attention to the power
OF a clique to be cruel. She
also can remind Margery of
the equal power to act Lon-
structively and compassion
ately, and still have the fun
of EXCLUSIVELY among them
selves.
Perhaps Mrs. Y. can plump,
through the P.T.A. and the
local school board, for the
sort Of course in Human Re-
lations now being offered in
many high schools and most
colleges.
Tomorrow: Deserted
IrnnvPiohN 1nnI na- Maaknra. fTar,,
Evening star., 1961-04-03
USELESS
INFORMATION
BY PAUL STEINER
North American Newspaper Alliance

The tollotOino items are all
netD, all ercluSiue, all useless,
and mostly amusing.
National League baseball
players shave faster than
American League players, Joe
Garagiola. retired star player,
says.
Men average a hand grip
Of 81 lbs, women 48 lbs,
laboratory tests have shown.
Salt fish can be cleaned
and best freshened by soaking
in sour milk, advises Stude-
bakers Farmers Almanac for
1906, which also points out
that. when greasing a wagon,
1t is bad luck to turn the
wheel backward. Always turn
it forward.
Lloyd L. Hamilton, of Thed-
ford. Nebr., boasts a collection
OF So different types of barbed
wire.
Ripple flutes were in sixth
place among the more than
2 million musical instru-
ments sold in the United
States last year, the Amer
ican Music Conference re-
ports. Booming, too, were
drum sales, up 20 per cent.
Evening star., 1961-04-03
Harrison to Speak

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
April 3 (AP)-Attorney Gen
eral Albertis S. Harrison, jr.,
will speak at the University of
Virginia Friday night under
sponsorship of the jefferson
society, student literary and de-
batting group. The gubernatori-
al candidate will appear in the
Newcomb Hall ballroom.
Evening star., 1961-04-03
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
DiverticuIosis Is Fashionable
By Or. PETER J. STEINcRoHN

I receive dozens of letters
every week from readers who
are concerned about diver
ticulosis. Each year, each
decade, there are conditions
which bear the brunt of
public anxiety.
NOT TOO LONG AGO,
people worried about chronic
appendicitis. AS a result, pa
tients often had an appendix
removed needlessly. Actually
chronic appendicitis is usu-
ally a vague diagnosis.
You can forget about your
appendix causing symptoms
Of indigestion unless it really
becomes actuely inflamed.
When that happens, there is
nausea, vomiting, fever and
extensive pain all over the
abdomen which at last To-
calizes over a lower, right
mid-point called McBurney's.
But never try to make the
diagnosis alonL.
I also recall how patients
used to be concerned about
such terms as dropped stom-
ach, dropped kidney, colitis
and sacroiliac. 1t is true that
sometimes these conditions
still exist and cause discom-
fort. But the tendency then
was to use them as a waste
basket diagnosis. These days,
we try to be more specific.
The result is usually better
treatment because we know
the target we are aiming at.
Coming back to diverticu-
loSis, my guess is that one
out of every three persons
past so has these harmless
little "out-pouchings" in the
lnteStines. Don't become
panic stricken if X-rays
show this condition. Usually,
no special diets are indi-
Gated. Only when the little
pouches become inflamed-
which is rarely will you
ever need any special treat
ment like operation.
If you asked me what is
one of the leading medical
fashions today, I would have
to include diverticulosiS.
So, if your doctor has tried
to assure you that the name
sounds more formidable
than the condition really is,
please believe him.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: What
Is the difference between ex-
traSyStoles and premature
contractions? One doctor
told me I had ore; and an
other said the other.-Mrs.
D.. Massachusetts,.
YOUR DOCTORS did not
disagree. You have what is
commonly known as heart
skips. Quite often they are
harmless. Due to irritability
of the heart muscle, heart
beats originate in regions
other than in the normal
location.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I
have a son, %, who is 6 feet
tall and weighs 1877 pounts.
He exercises daily to develop
his body. He insists that in
order to keep fit he must
eat at least seven eggs daily.
He dislikes eggs, and takes
Evening star., 1961-04-03
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Evening star., 1961-04-03
Answer 10 NEIGHBoR

neigh, negro, nigh, ebon, ergo, erEon
groin, herb, heir, hero, heron, heroin
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berg. bine, bier binge, bing, bong
bone, bogie, boring. born, brine. bring
brig, ogre. rein, reign, region, ring,
robinR. robin.
Evening star., 1961-04-03
Walt Disney
rhe Beers
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Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
such as bats, cats" are not
used 3. Only one form Of q word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Evening star., 1961-05-22

Published Daily and Sunday
at 225 ViFginia Ave. Sc.
Second Glass Postage
at Washington, d. C..
Evening star., 1961-05-22

IRISH SETTER. red female, brown COL
lar, ans. to Lady; lost bet. 8. Cap
itoi and Elmira st. s.w. Reward. 10.
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KEYS. in obiong black case; near ten
mis- courts at Sd and Pa. ave. NV.
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Evening star., 1961-05-22
NO PROGRESS
IN PEACE TALKS

BAN NAMONE, Laos. May
% (AP).-Laotian royal gov
ernment delegates and allied
and pro-CommuniSt
representatives met today for
their fifth peace talk.
Col. Oudone Sananikone,
Vientiane government spokes-
man, said afterward: There
was no progress. The only
progress was the fact that we
did meet. The government
made a new concession. That
was to conduct talks to form
a coalition government while
forming a joint military SUBJ
committee to collect data on
cease-fire violations. The other
side rejected this and insisted
on discussing only political is
sues"
The conference decided TO
meet again Wednesday.
Evening star., 1961-05-22

der present circumstances.
The Bush amendment, as
modified today, would with
hold Federal school aid funds
from States that are not pro-
ceeding towards full compliance
with constitutional require
ments that racial discrimina-
tion be ended in public
schools"
Aides to the Connecticut
Senator explained that the
amendment, if adopted, would
affect only States which refuse
to comply with Federal court
desegregation orders.
However, Senate Majority
Leader Mansfield and Senator
Morse, Democrat of oregon,
the manager of the admins
tration bill, both opposed the
Bush amendment.
Senator Mansfield said, II