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Evening star., 1961-10-30
TERPS NOT TEAM
OF YESTERYEAR

THE, MARYLAND FOOTBALL
teom now hos been exposed os just
q fair squod in conference where
with the exception Of Virginia, ony
team is eopoble Of beotine the
other, soys Stor Sports Writer Mer-
reIl WhittIesey todoy in his opproisoI
Of the Terps' defect by South coro-
limo Saturday. See Page A-20 in
the Sports Section.
Evening star., 1961-10-30

THE BRITISH INVADE
THE AMERICAN
TAxICAB MARKET $50.
Read
Charles Yorbroush's S
ON
WHEELS
Column
In TOddy'S Star
See Page A-24
Evening star., 1961-10-30

District and vicinity-Mostly cloudy and
mild with chance of showers tonight, low
near 56. Continued cloudy and mild with
chance of showers tomorrow High and low
OF last "a hours: High. 7S, at 2 pm. today;
low, so, at 6:15 am today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-25

Nov, using the advanced methods which en-
sbled US to offer quality merchandise ct
prices only . fraction Of their nationally
featured prlee-tags, KONette offers you -
through the mail. VItsmiHs at prices which
are tabuIousIy lon i. E. SupeF-tslues In every
sense Of the word. For example. you save
almost COX on VtamIn A package offered
by a WeiI-knoWn Pharmaceutical house when
you buy the Identical formula from kOrvette
for only 75e. You save fat 6696 on popular
therapeutic formula advertising at $9.45 In
the Identical formulation sold BY korette for
only $3.25. The 32-paee KoNette catalog and
vltamIn guide gives you q savings treasury Of
such values averaging savings Of rs to u Of
what you would otherwise spend.
Sounds too good to be true? Then consider
these hard facts. There Is NO DIFFERENCE In
nutrltional value between vItsmln products Of
the same potency. And alI government stand
ards for purity as well IS potency are vlgi-
lantIy maintained In korette's own vItsmIns.
The only true test for comparing vltsmlHs are
the formula, the potency and the price. II the
formula and potency are the same, obviously,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-25

We have &c" Ingredient ointment
and an internal tablet, a combina-
ton which is giving relief to q
great many sufferers. It's proving
30 effective that it warrants q trial
by all who have this ailment, and
it's supplied on q 14-day home trial
plan. Write for details to Canaan
Co., Dept. 294. ROckport, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-25
@uiz'En
Questions from the news
av TOM HENRY

Record :. 1t is believed the famed ROckettes
ofNeU YOrk's Radio City Music Hall set an
0N-time record for fast kicking in recent
precision dance. HOrr fast did they kick9
At the rate of lO2 kicks to the minute =
nearly two kicks second. Their normal
rate for fast routine is go kicks per
minute. -M.K.s., MT. VERNON, Y.
Fringe benefit The Duke of AEgyN is
offering to rent his 86-TOOm Scottish castle
sOih 10000 acres Of hunting ground for
$4,000 for sic months. What unusual service
is included in the deal?
A bagpiper who will awaken the tenant
every morning with tune.
MRS. ARD, BELTON, TEX.
HOas OF ;. Senior citizens of Los angeles
haze been issued a pass. What privilege does
it giOe Menl9
They can ride any bus or trolley at
reduced rates during slack hours.
Gee, BETHLEHEM, PA.
SeenIiIl0Iing What's metz in garbage
collecting in TOkyO?
A musical garbage truck. As the truck
moves down the street, picking up trash,
bells peal out a ringing rendition of Rock
a-Bye Baby" ND, PROVIDENCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-25

A stand0ut advantage
that every teenager
should have.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-25
G0G& our vitamin guide and
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digest Of vitamin information you ought
digest Q
to have.


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A short look through rs helpful facts, charts,
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on maintaining high degree Of health. The
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cavaicsde Of values In 0up sttVes are alive.
Regularly you'll receive mail ia she's Of extra
values, greater values. super-sp seials, just as
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fits and projections these fine food supple
ments can give you, you'll bless the day you
sent In this coupon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-25

Many housewives now
defeat that five O'Clock
Illustration!
Evening star., 1961-04-20

Through Law, announced the
program yesterday.
The opening discussion will
be Law VS.. Diplomacy" and
will be moderated by Oscar
Schacter Of the United Nations.
Two members Of the panel will
be from Indonesia and Yugo-
SlaVia, The same day, a panel
on General Principles of In
ternational Law" will take
place. with members including
representatives from National
Evening star., 1961-04-20

Show. THE Big Trees" The
exploits of a ruthless land
baron. Kirk Douglas, Patrice
Wymore (1eS2).
1881, WMAL (7) Thursday
Movie. Thank You, Mr.,
Motto" A Chinese prince and
his mother are threatened
by thieves. Peter LORE,
John Carradine C19SD.
l:O0, WTOP (9) - The Late,
Late Show. In the Mean
time, Darling" A wealthy
war bride tries to adjust to
boarding = house living.
Jeanne Grain (194D.
Evening star., 1961-04-20
Panels to Discuss
Peace and Law

A two-day discussion on
World Peace, Through Law
will be held on April 80 and
May in the Old State De-
partment Auditorium.
The program will consist of
three panel discussions - two
on April 30 and one on May /
- featuring leading interna-
tionsl legal experts.
Sidney A. Cohen, chairman
Of the D. C. Bar Associations
committee on World Peace
Evening star., 1961-04-20
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WMAL (7) The Un-
touchableS. "Mr. Moon" /"
Ness matches wits with an
unusual criminal in coun-
terfeiting.
11:OO, WTTG 81 - Starlight
Theater. Lady Of Bur-
lesque. A stripper is stran-
gled backstage. Based on
Gypsy Rose Lees Book. Bar
bara Stanwyck, Michael
O'Shea Q943).
HIS, WTOP (9l The Late
Evening star., 1961-04-20
PRESS PARLEY
COVERAGE ..

The Presidential press
conference will rebroad-
cast tomorrow morning at
1925 by WWDC-FM, at
1880 by VOL and at 11;O5
by WRC. Afternoon broad
casts will be aired at 1905
by WGMS, at sos by
WQMR, at 7 by WTOP, at
8 by WWDC-AM and at
1890 by WMAL. No tele-
vision coverage has been
announced as yet.
Evening star., 1961-04-20
Other AM Stations

WlRK-ts0e ke.--1A-hsuF SpsFatIOu.
WPlk-73s ke.-Dsylight shly.
WaMR-1oSo Ke.-Dsylight shly.
WUST-1t1o Ke.-DsyIlght saIy.
WFAx-122e ke.-Dayllght sAly.
WWBC-t1Se ke.--7&-hSaT sSsTatisa.
WEtl-111O ke.-24-hsur spsrstlsn sTeGpt
Mshday MianlEht to 6 an. TusSeay.
Hook-I1I0 Ks.-24-hsuT SpsrstIOA Monday.
Saturdays Sunday Q s.m. to mldhlght
WtAM-13sO ks.-2A-hOuF spsfatlsA sIespt
Sunday MidhIght to S an. Monday.
W0oN-fNa M.-Dayllght sHly.
WpeC-isso M.-Baylight sHly.
WAVA-1so M.-S;5o an. to siN pm.
Evening star., 1961-04-20

ist China, the Soviet Union and
Uruguay.
The last panel. Sovereignty
Its Delegation" will have
members from Liberia, Francs
and Denmark.
Evening star., 1961-04-20
luxury
Tire
at prices you
can afford

At last tire designed with only you in mind! new SOFT
flexible tread with unique spacing traction slots and edges
that offer you softer quete smoother ride with greater
road stability. You'll like the extra tread life too 200
bonus miles for every 1000 you drive Know the comfort
abe quiet assurance plus economy all offered you in the
new ALLSTATE Cuardsman Supertred at modest
prices. Drive in tonight until g..
STM Of Tyrex Inc rru s,au S so,,
Evening star., 1961-04-20
FIN Stations
MandaV-SHRaaY.

Msnday-suaasy.
/. W0L-FM--saI Ms.-sIje an. 10 mltnIghL
MFAh.FM--tee,3 Ms.-I en-. 10 mldRighL
WWDc-FN-tei.1 Ms.--7+hsur spsrstiSR.
WeMS-FM-1O3.S Me.-s s.m. 10 mldAIEhti
Saturday 7 an. to I p.H.j Sunday . an
10 mldhight
EsTS.FM-S1.S Me.-s to 10 p.m. SuAdsy
thrSBGh IhufSbaI.
WBVA.FM-1oS.s Me.-17 secs 10 u D.M.
WMAL.FM-ieT.1 Ms an. 10 1.ls an.
WPec-FM-sSS Me.-t0 an. to I Pm. M0a
day through Saturday.
WIMD-FM-s4.1 Me.--s en-. 10 II pm. 8
WGAY.FM-.-ss.5 Me- an To mldHight.
MAVAFM-10s.i Me.-s;3e an. to 10 pm.
WeTB.FM--sa.i Me.--s 10 11i1S pm, SUI
Gay S, to TITS pm. MOndsy-ThursGSy
to Sis IN, Fridsy : to 1itS p.m
Saturday.
Evening star., 1961-04-20
Seminar on BRIDGE

Alfred Sheinwold, bridge COL
umnist for The Star, will con-
duct a seminar at 1880 pm.
April Is at the Federal Bridge
League at the Hotel 2400.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
FRIDAY

Ida's Department Store
will have a special trunk
showing from 2::30 to 4 pm.
and from 6 to 8 pm. of
fashions keyed to chubby
girls. Mr.. Hal Stahl Of Club
bette and Trim Teen FASH
ions, leading Stylists for the
hard-to-fit 6 to 16 year old
will be available for con-
Sultation. He's very much in
the know regarding the FASH
ion problems of the chubby
girl.
Hecht's,. Bobbie Brooks
fashion show starring Mary
Fran Lueke of st. Louis,
Evening star., 1961-08-15
IT'S FUNsTO EMBROIDER AND KNIT

a sweater for him or her, in the
Spinnerin double dating" pax
Make real collegiate sweater from
the contents Of this sweater pax. 1t
contoins "a ounces Spinnerin Marvel
Twist, l0O9o virgin wool and 7 but
tons, sufficient to make sIip-on or
Cardigan for him or her. Directions
included. Fun to make for yourself
and q best beau. Each pok S.99
See our other sweater poks in many
styles and coIors.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
stamped linen tablecloths
by Progress to embroider

Crosstitch designs, fIoroI patterns,
finished stroight or scoIIoped deep
ecru edges. 5 sizes.
81" square. 3.Io and 4.9o-
ObIone style in 52x7O", 6Ox8O".
72xeO" and 72xl08". 4.29 to 12.o9
"" napkins to match. Csc and S5c
TobIecIoths with lace insert medal
lions, finished scoIIoped, deep ecru.
edges. 5 sizes. 81" squore. 4.99
ObIone style in. 52x7O", 6Ox8o".
72x90" and 72xlo8". 5.9o to 13.49
"" napkins to match. 79c
Evening star., 1961-08-15

wood Country Club at $3.50
pm. The Patricia StevenS
Model Agency is staging the
show. --s-7-l-
Evening star., 1961-08-15
Set

At 5 pm. Monday follow
ing the regular University
Women's Club tea, Mrs.
Leslie Whitten will present
slides Of her Mediterranean
cruise.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
IT'S A DATE

Mo, 1851 Junior Miss. At
1880 pm. in the Parkington
store auditorium. At 2::30
pm. in Silver Spring. Satur-
day showtime is at 2 pm.
in the F street Fashion
Theater. Miss Lueke will be
in the junior department
following the show.
JelIeff's will stage Cur
tain Going Up" on college,
career and Suburbia FASH
ions at 8 pm. in Falls
Church.
SATURDAY
Greta Stevens will present
fashions at the Starlight
Dance being held at Lake
Evening star., 1961-08-15

Save 209o in our Annual August Silver.
plating Event. SikerpIotino makes your old
hoowore look shining new Small dents and
scratches eliminated fRepoirs at our requ-
lar prices, Also, saving does not apply to In
Victo process)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13
Rockville Council Clears Path
For Huge New Home Furnishing Mart

feet on three levels, he said. The
site will be attractively land
scaped and will provide parking
for 1880 cars.
Witenstein said over go COM
panies will "sell their mer-
chandise, display their wares or
have headquarters to serve
builder and housewife alike" on
the ground-floor central home
furnishings mart, which will
take up 10000 square feet.
The second level will house
individual national chain stores,
many Of which have long been
interested in locating in down
town Rockville but have not be-
fore found suitable facility"
"The national chain tenants
will be heavy advertisers who
win give added strength to the
drawing of the central business
district" he declared.
A feature of the retail level
is the junior department store,
with which Witenstein said he
is in the advanced stages of ne
gotiation."
The Councils action came
after almost two months Of con.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13

The Rockville City Council
this week cleared the way for
development of a $31s million
home furnishings center on
Hungerford DIR.
In action Monday night, it ap-
proved a change in the zoning
of the 13-acre site contemplated
for the development, from in
dustrial to commercial use.
Matthew Witenstein, VIII o
sought the coming for the home
supply center, has announced he
already has leases pending for
most of the establishments to
be built on the property.
These include, he said, a giant
home furnishings center where.
in a builder or a retail customer
can, under one roof, purchase
an entire packaged home or all
of the equipment which goes
into a home, such as sink, bath.
room, kitchen, heating or air
conditioning, as well as fur.
niture, other house furnishings
and a wide variety of merchan.
disc"
Display space viii also be
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13
Somerset Asks
US. Help for
Park Tract

Mayor Warren J. Vinton of
Somerset has announced plans
that ask the Federal Govern
ment for aid in buying a 81
acre tract for a park.
Vinton said that Somerset had
asked the Housing and Home
Finance Agency for a grant to
help the community acquire the
wooded area within the town
boundaries for use as a park.
This is the first application
filed under a provision of the
new Housing Act of 1861 for
grants to communities to help
curb urban sprawl and to pre-
serve open-space land.
The Town of Somerset had
already offered to help the Park
and Planning Commission buy
the property. The Commission
has not acted on this PROPOSE
ton.
The owners of the proposed
park site have applied to the
County for a change in coming
from residential to apartment
purposes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13
LeBoff to Direct
Family Service

George LeBoff has been APP
pointed executive director of
Family Service Of Montgomery
County.
The agency's board of direct
ors said LeBoff will assume his
duties September /.
The new director succeeds
Miss Elizabeth A. O'Malley, who
resigned in May to accept a sim
liar position in Nutley, N. ].
Miss Catherine M. Erney,
casework supervisor, has been
acting as director since Miss
O'Malley's departure.
LeBoff is presently executive
director of Family Service of
Hamilton, Ohio, a position he
has held since 1857. Before that
he was a caseworker with the
Brooklyn regional office Of the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13

sideration of the application.
The City Planning Commission
had turned down the request for
commercial coming, since Rock
ville's master plan called for
industrial zoning on the site.
RIO and R-6O Abolished
In another major action this
week, the city frightened up its
requirements for open space in
residential areas by abolishing
the high-density RIO and RICO
coming designations.
The RIO zoning, applied to
apartment developments, al.
lowed for n apartments per
acre. Henceforth, such develop
ment will be confined to RIO
coming, which permits no more
than ID apartments.
With the adjustment of RICO
zoning for single-family unit de
velopment, the minimum land
requirement is now $500 square
feet per lot (R-75), contrasted
with 5000 required under the
former zoning.
1t was under the R-60 coming
that the high-density Twinbrook
and Hungerford Towne com
munities were developed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13
Council Orders Law Prepared
Glib, Fast Talking
Home Improvement
Contractors Beware

Drafting of a law to control
the operations of home i'm
provements in Montgomery
County got under way this
week, after the County Coun-
Gil asked for preparation Of a
measure patterned after one
which goes into effect in the
District of Columbia this fall.
The Council heard States
Attorney Leonard I. Hardy
propose the measure, arguing
that Montgomery County
shouldn't stay open as a
dumping ground for glib, fast
talking op er a or s" who
promise to make home i'm
provements, take the home
owners money then actually
do little of the work contract
ed for.
He referred to both the Dis
trict law and authority grant
ed Prince Georges County to
pass similar regulations.
with controls in effect in
these Jurisdictions" he said,
Il believe we need and should
have similar legislation"
Hardy added that even II
the other areas didn't have
controlling regulations, he felt
Montgomery County Should
still go ahead with it,"
He told the Council his
office has received numerous
calls from citizens reporting
that contractors come out to
their homes with offers of
putting in storm doors,
ialousie porches, basement inn
provements and the like-but
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13

Veterans Administration and
executive secretary of the
Hampton Roads Auxiliary,
Navy Relief Society, Norfolk,
Virginia.
He holds the rank Of com
mander in the u. S. Naval Re-
serve and was on active duty
in World War II as command
ing officer of submarine chas-
ers. He was a member of the
headquarters staff, Fifth Naval
District, Norfolk, during the Ko-
rean conflict.
He is a graduate of City Col
lege of New York and holds a
masters degree from the New
York School of Social Work, Co
lumbia University.
LeBoff is married and has
two children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13

t he regulations governing
home improvement contrac-
tors and their sales repre-
sentatives were under consid.
Grafton in the District, they
gained considerable support
from reputable firms in the
business.
On a motion by Council
member Stella Werner, Coun-
ty Attorney Alfred II. Carriers
office was instructed to draft
a law similar to the Districts,
for consideration at a future
Council meeting.
In other actions, the Coun-
ell instructed County Manager
Mason Butcher to take steps
to increase the County's pay.
ments for INDECENT patients in
d. c. hospitals to $50 a day,
and voted to delete from the
Counting coming ordinance the
requirements for street front
age at outdoor rifle, pistol and
skeet-shooting ranges, at sand,
gravel or clay pits and rock or
stone quarries, at sawniills,
animal cemeteries and public
utility buildings and struc-
lures, including radio and IV
broadcasting stations, and at
riding stables.
Council members also APP
proved the selection OF Reu.
ben Riggs, president of the
Montgomery County National
Bank, to be trustee of the
Montgomery County Board Of
Education Self.Insurance
Fund for a three-year term
beginning July /.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13

The public will get its first
good look at Montgomery Coun
tvs new Detention Building
described as a nationwide
model for county jails"-when
its doors are opened to general
inspection Saturday afternoon.
Members of the County Coun-
Gil enjoyed a preview of the new
facilities in an afternoon tour
Tuesday, and reported they
were highly impressed" both
with its "up-to-the-minute" phys
ical plant and equipment and
with provisions which have
been made for training its per-
sonnet.
The new Jail was designed
for maximum security and effec-
tive operation with a minimum
staff, officials said. Special at.
tention has been given to the
physical and mental well-being
of its inmates, with recreational
programs scheduled for their
rehabilitation.
County residents have been
invited to inspect the new deten-
ton building between 2 and a
pm. Saturday, before inmates
are transferred from the old
jail.
1t is located between Seven
Locks rd. and New Route 20, off
Great Falls I'd.
Old Jail Improved
At the same time he an
Y1ouucad fho Opaniney of fhp new
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13
County to Go Into Trash
Collection Business

Following months Of debate,
the Montgomery County Coun-
81. this week decided to relieve
the Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission of the job of
collecting trash in down-county
communities.
In doing the job itself, the
County will begin serving close
to $1,000 families in the sub
urban Washington area. The
Council indicated service will be
extended at some time in the
future to other areas Of the
county where trash is now col
lected by private contractors of
local community agencies.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13

after getting the homeowners'
money, they do little of the
work promised and take
off"
about the only thing we've
been able to give the home
owners so far has been SYM
pathy," he remarked. "These
operators know how far they
can go without being prose-
cuted for false pretenses.
Even if we bring them to
court on that, it's hard to get
a conviction, since many of
them are businessmen with
out previous criminal records.
Hardy stressed that when
49, ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13

The matter of who should col
lect County residents trash has
been problem ever since 1t be-
came evident the WSSCs lone
incin erato at Lyttonsville
would soon be insufficient to
accommodate the mushrooming
down-county population. SINH
larly, the County's own disposal
unit in Rockville has been given
only one more year of effective
ness by officials.
WSSC brought the situation
to a head by indicating 1t has
no plans to carry its present
service beyond present limits of
CONTINUED on Page 100
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13

occupied by manufacturers and
wholesalers, as well as retail.
ers and equipment installation
firms, he said.
Plans for the shopping center
also call for inclusion of a num-
Der of retail establishments,
among them a junior depart.
ment store and outlets for sew
eraI national chain stores.
Shops Relating to Home
Comparing the new center
with others nearby, Witenstein
said: Whereas Wheaton Plaza
features apparel stores, we will
create a distinctive Rockville
Identification with a strong ap-
peal for all types of shopping
related to the home-a theme
eminently in keeping with the
homeowner community Of Rock.
vile and its surroundings.
along with Hechingers, who
welcome this facility as a neigh
Dor, and others in the furnish
ing field, it will establish the
pre-eminence Of Rockville as a
center for the home"
The new facility will comprise
q structure Of 10000 square
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-13
80 Exhibitors

More than 80 of the county's private and gov
ernmental research and development industries will
have exhibits in the showcase.
Area residents, the diplomatic set and govern
mental officials will get closeup look at the Mer
curry space capsule; the latest in navigatona satel
lites, the APIS Transit "A which is now crcng the
globe carrying atomic powered battery; model
of the first atomic powered merchant ship;
animated model of an atomic power plant, and the
latest in electronic and automation developments.
Visitors to the showcase also will be entertained by
automated radio station, communication from sate
lites now in orbit, and dozens of other features.
Montgomery, like hundreds of other communities,
has an economic development program in progress.
Advantages of Location
But nothing could be more graphic in showing
the Nation and industry the advantages of location
here at the gateway to the capital than to show just
what already is being done and what it means to our
Nations future" Board of Trade President John r.
Graft, said.
Our schools, our libraries and our people are
being geared to the demands and the dramatic prom
ises the space and atomic age holds out for and
appropriately proud of what own residents
and industries are contributing to it, he added.