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who have been chosen for a
year long training program for
teaching emotionally disturbed
children. Miss McNary will
leave for Syracuse this week
and return to M on tg Om cry
County next summer.
week. .Os-cg rantedb 9th PM
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rice and
their son Frank have returned
from a trip to the Seattle
Worlds Fair. They also visited
Colorado Springs, Yellowstone
National Park, Salt Lake City
and they attended the Passion
Play at Spearfish, South Da-
kota, which to them was really
the highlight of the entire trip.
and other special adaptations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28
Sentinel photo by Tom Huestis


j. c. Kordella, Public Works
director of the County, will
discuss County Comprehensive
Planning" before a joint meet.
ing of NACO'S Roads and High
ways Committee and the Ma
tional Association of County
Engineers, a NACO affiliate.
Another Montgomery County
resident, Bernard F. Hillen-
brand of Clarendon Rd., Be.
thesda, is executive director of
the National Association which
has its offices in Washington.
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Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17

vance i'm the field. That was ac-
complished under federal grants
established in 1949.
I'm gratified at the accelerar
tion in the field miss Weisenfeld
says. I'm gratified at what we
have done at Fight for Sight. But
I want to see things happen more
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17

Miss Weisenfeld gets around her
apartment and her office with no
difficulty and travels about the
city with help from doormen taxi
drivers and willing friends.
Miss Weisenfeld names d i s.
covery of the cause and preven-
tion of blindness in premature
babies as the greatest recent adj
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
AID TO CHURCHES

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP)
The Netherlands government has
offered to pay 25 per cent of the
cost of new church construction in
order to help churches meet the
triple problem of war damaged
structures, increasing population
and sleeper building costs.
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
HOME FUND GIVEN

DALLAS, Texas (AP)-The First
Presbyterian Church here has Civ
en- $4,000 to build a home for As
nurses of Yodogawa Christian hos
pital in Osaka. Japan. The hospital
is supported by the Presbyterian
us. (Southern) Japan mission.
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17

delphia in 1949 and offered h i IS
services ito the organization. They
were married in 1856 and hive in
a New York apartment hotel. He
has given up driving because of a
progressive eye disease and daily
is driven to Philadelphia where he
is president of a linen supply COM
pany.
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17
Juycees Are Listed
As Men Of Action
(continued from page one)

(continued from page one)
ing in their work from presidents
of corporations to service station
attendants can, and do, work side
by-side in our organization. a
No other civic group in the world
has purposes as broad as the Jun
ior Chamber. A Jaycee chapter
exists for two primary reasons to
serve community, state and nation
and to offer leadership training to
it's members. Any activity which
can help further either or both of
these ends is appropriate for a Jun
ior Chamber.
Youth Is An Asset
The broad purposes of the Jay
Gees, along with it's distinctive 81
SO year age limitations, have lead
to the development of bold ap-
proach to service. AS young men,
Jaycees occasionally make mis-
takes and attempt more than they
can finish. More often than not,
however. they surprise the o t h e r
leaders of othe civic clubs by actu-
ally doing what these groups were
reluctant to try.
Startling examples of this point
are to be found in Seaford, where
the Jaycees constructed a swim
ming pool, in Milford, where the
local organization financed and
built a Country Club, in Middle
town, where the Organization pro-
vided a Community Center, in
Christiana Hundred where Jaycee
activity resulted in increased Police
protection.
More and more Jaycee chapters
are coming to understand that the
courage of youth is one of their
greatest assts. The reason so
many Junior Chambers embark up
on controversial projects, on 8
which other organizations pass by,
is because Jaycees would rather
rock the boat than miss it!
The Jaycee approach to com
munity problems is more action
oriented than that of other organi-
LtIiollo hduy VI Iilt SiFIC CIuDS
have gained the regulations as
luncheon groups because most of
their concern is with attending
meetings and hearing S p ak er g.
Projects and good ones are nat
urally conducted AS a rule, how
ever, they do not compare in guam
tity or scope with the undertakings
of Jaycee chapters.
That's why Jaycees are called
Young Men of Action!
Read The Classified Ads
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17

now destined for blindness who
could be saved if things happened
faster.
But research itself is SLOW"
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-17

Language groups of more than
10000 people are difficult to find
in Netherlands New Guinea, which
has a population of about 100000.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
Recipes Wanted
Mrs. L. E. p, GditherSburo

MIS-. l.. T.. r., GdtLneTSOuTg
For years I have been try
ing to locate the recipes for
two desserts which were
served in my family over 80
years ago.
My great aunts living in the
Calvert County, Md, area
served in a large dessert dish
a shortcake or pie made up of
four or five layers of crust
with cooked, sliced apples be-
tween the layers and cream
poured over the top. The lay
ers appeared to have been
baked individually and then
spread with the apples.
The other dessert we called
Swedish apple cake-two lay
erS Of a cookie type Of cake
which was similar to Scotch
shortbread. I know my moth
er pressed the dough into two
round tins.
After they were baked, ap-
pleSauce of some kind was
spread between the two lay
erS and then on top of the
cake. The top was then FROST
ed with a meringue and
Drowned in the oven.
If anyone has either Of
these recipes, I would appre-
ciate receiving them through
Readers Clearing House.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
WHY GROW OLD?
'One of Those Days
May Be Good Siqn

have every right to hate me.
When the children were
younger, they always devel-
oped a fever on Saturday
afternoon. of courSel
Then there are times when
everything gangs up on you.
You had planned certain
things and then a lot of un-
expected things happen.
Everything happens at once.
and you feel like YOU are
working on a jig-saW puzzle
with a weak mind.
I call it. Life happening
to me" and I wouldn't miss
it for anything. would rather
have too many things hap
pen rather than not enough.
I would rather be too busy
than have too much leisure.
I would rather be needed by
too many people than by too
few. I would rather have
more friends than I can see
as often as l would like. than
have too few.
So, when life becomes very
hectic and you feel as though
something is after you, cheer
up
Evening star., 1962-08-20

doubt have broken toys which
might be repaired and given
away to those much less for
tunate than yours. Last year
we helped collect many
broken toys. left over paint,
children'S books, games end
even clothes. These were all
taken to the hospital and
the patients had a wonderful
time repairing the toys and
repainting them to look like
new.
This project not only bene-
fits the children but the pa
tients themselves become
quite enthusiastic. If we
can secure enough toys this
year the hospital hopes to
furnish them to orphan
homes as we'll.
II you have such items in
your home. please let us
know through RCH. They
will be called for and deliver
ed to the hospital and you
will have rendered a wonder
ful service. I know, because
my son is a patient.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
Church Bazaar
R. NJ. T., Hollywood, Md.

n. NJ. =, hOLtyIDOOQ, ma.
Could some kind person tell
me how to organize and run
a church bazaar? I have sew
eral old magazine articles on
bazaars. but they mostly give
suggestions for decorating and
things which can be made for
sale.
Some Of my questions are:
What things appeal most to
prospective buyers? How do
you get quality workmanship?
How do you determine prices?
Is it worthwhile to have a
white elephant table?
Is the end Of October too
early to stress buying for
Christmas? What has been
your best seller? I'm anxious
for lots of suggestions from
everyone.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
Knitting Machine
Mrs. E. ". Seabrook. Md.

Mrs. E. w., Sedbrook, Md.
I would appreciate hearing
from readers on the subject
Of knitting machines. Do the
owners and former owners
feel the advantages are nu-
merouS enough to offset the
cost?
I am particularly interested
in making sweaters for my
School-aged children. Does
anyone know VIII ether it
would be possible for me to
either borrow or rent a ma
chine for a tryout before I
make a major investment?
Thanks ahead of time for
your assistance.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
Travelling Porokeet

To Mrs. J. NJ. B., Washington
Mrs. J. B. w., Falls Church
We have crossed the coun-
try by car with a parakeet
several times very success
fully. We sent a parakeet by
air freight from California
to Chicago several years ago
and, even though it was a
hot August day, he arrived
safe and happy.
We sent him in a special
bird mailing carton and he
was supplied with spray
millet for food and celery for
moisture. This might be the
best way for you to send your
bird. He could be shipped
just before you leave and be
met by friends at the other
end. You could take his cage
with your luggage. I hope
this information will be of
help to you.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
BY JOSEPHINE LOwMAN

REGISTER and Tribune Syndicate
There are some days
when you can't make a
nickel! I mean there are some
DAYS when everything seems
to go wrong, and this usually
happens when you are least
able to cope with it.
I do not think that We have
ever had any trouble with
the electricity or plumbing or
heating system at our house
except on a Saturday when 1t
is difficult TO get help. Maybe
there have been some few
little problems during some
week. but when they occur
on a weekend (Which they
usually do, they are emer-
gencieS.
I am allergic to the bite
Of black flies and I always
get bitten no earlier than
Thursday morning so that
the reaction "a tremendous
Swelling) is at its peak by
Saturday. This frightens the
doctors, as well as me. I have
wonderful doctors and they
always help me out, but they
Evening star., 1962-08-20
Drop-Out Study

To Mrs. r. L. S., Washington
Mrs. w. B. X, Falls Church
Those of you interested in
the drop-out controversy
might want to tune in a Spe-
cial motion picture on the
profile m to be shown on.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
Flour
Butter
High Meringue
Mrs. B. B., Sprinqfteld

MI TO- Os OsB OPf SkSytCtU
Would an experienced cook
share with a young housewife
a fool-proof recipe for a high
meringue? I made a lemon
meringue pie for my husband
today and was so proud Of
it until 1 cut it and found
the meringue had wept. I
thought I had followed the
recipe exactly but I must
have done something wrong.
would be grateful to anyone
whose meringues have been
perfected who will pass their
recipe along to me.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
Rusk to Conduct
Seminar

Secretary Of State Dean
RuSk and USIA director, Ed
ward r. Murrow, will con-
duct one of a series of White
House seminars at 10 am.
tomorrow at Constitution
Hall. The seminars subject
is American Foreign Opera
tionS.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
Coat Cleaning
Mrs J. q Wnshiu1ton

Mrs. J. c., Washington
Is there any place in town
that cleans leather coats and
also alters them? I need the
coat shortened and I under
stand it should not be stitched
but glued with a special kind
of adhesive.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
PoStponenent

The German Language So
ciety, scheduled to give a
"Viennese Cabaret" today and
tomorrow. has postponed
performances to a later date
which will be announced.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
WMAL-Tv August 26 at $50

pm.
The film, titled When I'm
Old Enough Goodbye"
was produced by Louis De
Rochemont Associates for the
New York Employment Serv-
ice and the Department of
Labor.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
Cloudy Iced Tea
To Mrs. r. J. T., Maryland
MrS L Wneh IN nfn11

TO Mrs. II. j. T., maryland
Mrs. J. L. A., Washington
I am happy to repeat the
foolproof method I learned
from an RICH item for max
ing iced tea. I find it best to
make the tea with one quart
of cold tap water since there
are only two of us, using
four tea bags in a glass con-
tainer with a top. Just set in
refrigerator the night before
and it will be ready for use
the next day. If you have an
other way of making tea
and it becomes cloudy, add a
little boiling water and it will
clear in seconds.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
Bubble Gum
To H. F. c., Suitland

II T. N'I q DUEIEUTIU
Mrs. F. L., Washington
Here's a method I've tried
with success in removing
bubble gum. Dampen a piece
of cloth with turpentine and
rub on gum until it disap-
pears. I have also gotten
gum off rugs this way. Apply
more turpentine as needed.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
Walnut Oil

Mrs. NJ. B. w., Washington
Contributors to RICH have
been very helpful to me and
now I wonder If one Of you
Evening star., 1962-08-20
Grams and Cups
Mrs. E. E. P. Falls CHI

Mrs. E. E. p, Falls Church
These measurements were
sent to me a few years ago
from Denmark. A magazine
there had printed them to aid
the Danish housewives who
bought American magazines
and who wished to try the
recipes therein. I have used
them extensively in both
Danish and French cooking
and they are easy to follow.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
Magazines to Give

Mrs. M. r. c., Washington
I have several years of
Readers Digest and Better
Homes and Garden copies.
Anyone who will pick them up
Evening star., 1962-08-20
How

Readers CIeorins House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os public service exchange
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor cannot occept phone coils per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
oddress. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
Broken Toys Wanted
Mrs. A. A. S., Washington

1t is a little early to be thinking of Christmas
but this is request which will help not only chill
dren to be happy, who otherwise might not be at
Christmas time but also in rehabilitation of patients
at Washington hospital.
If you have children in your home YOU no
Evening star., 1962-08-20

could give me some recipes
using pure walnut oil. I re-
ceived some as a gift from
France and have never used
it before.
Evening star., 1962-08-20
WEE WOMEN

can have them by notifying
me through RICH.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
StocksExfend
Advance on
Modest Scale

NEW YORK. May 16 CAP).
The stock market pushed its
advance into the third straight
day but on a more modest
scale early this afternoon.
Trading was moderate.
Brokers said they considered
the relatively small forward
move to be a normal hesitation
after two sessions Of sharp
gains.
Trading was light at the
opening and then quickened its
pace somewhat.
Gains Of key stocks ranged
from fractions to a point or
so. There was a large number
Of small losers.
Steels, aircrafts, oils and
airlines held to the UPSIDE
Motors. utilities, chemicals and
rails were mixed. Nonferrous
metals were off.
Prices on the American
Stock Exchange were mixed in
quiet trading.
Government bonds were
slightly lower. Corporates were
mixed.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
D. c. SECURITIES

4 AZ AZ Il 4i%; 16Oo At ! 9OM. i loo 9
Evening star., 1962-05-16
COTTON

NEW YORK, May 10 (AP) Cotton
futures. were mostly higher today.
Nearby July declined on New Orleans
selling, party attributed to expectations
Of deliveries Of cotton against that
trading month.
Commission house buying supported
moderate upturn in deferred de-
liveries.
There was some switching from
october 10 December in near months
The weather In the cotton belt was
reported generally clear and favor
abe for cotton planting.
Late afternoon prices were 10 cents
bale lower to 45 cents higher than
the previous cloee. July 34.6S, Oct.
"A "a and Dec "A 90
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Broin Spot-Frozen
NEW YORK A

NEW YORK. - A technique
for pinpoint freezing Of certain
areas Of the brain has been
used successfully in New York
to relieve parkinsonism. dys-
tonia, multiple sclerosis, cere-
bellar tremor, chorea, and
hemiballismus all diseases
that cause muscular tren1or and
rigidity.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May 10 (AP).-Skimpy
offerings and an improved demand
combined to strengthen corn and soy
bean futures today on the board oi
trade but other grains met profit sell
ing and turned mostly easier.
Nearby corn months moved up major
in active dealings Brokers said Of.
ferings virtually dried up on the ad-
vance until the May and July deliver
les had added about cent.
Wheat ran into profit selling after
an early show firmness. Brokers as
cribe the reversal to q little more
favorable weather forecast for parts
OF the winter crop areas.
Support By industries was the firm
ing influence in soybeans.
Wheat was " cent q bushel higher
70 lower shortly before noon, May
81 .133s; oats 40 higher to V lower.
May 7lB; Rye higher to u lower.
May ~ 1854; soybeans 9s-A hisher.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.


Furnished by the Associated Press
Stocks Sales
and zoos Net
Dividends CestD High Low 2:7o chg.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Sheraton Studies Sole
Of 5 Huwuii Hotels

BOSTON. May 16 CAP).-Of-
ficials Of the Sheraton Corp. of
America said they would meet
here today with prospective
buyers of five of the chains
luxury hotels in Honolulu.
The possible purchasers were
not identified by Sheraton Of
ficials.
However. other sources had
said previously that a Swiss
company. the international
Trade Exchange. had offered
S345 million for the five
notes.-the Royal Hawaiian,
the Princess Kaiulani, the Surf
rider. the Moana and the Royal
Manor.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Auto Sales
Push Upward

DETROIT. May Is CAP).-
Automobile manufacturers con-
tinued to issue glowing sales re-
ports yesterday as companies
totaled deliveries for the first
10 days of May.
Chevrolet Division of General
Motors said it sold more cars
in the first 10 days of the
month than in any other SINH
lar period in the divisions his
tory.
The total of 8l,736 was up
Al per cent from the 57,876
sold in the May lilo period a
year ago. The 59,l22 Chevro-
let sales in November, 1861 was
the previous high for the OPEN
ing 10 days Of any month.
American Motors said its
sales of l2.036 was the best
month opening period in %
months. 1t was also a record
for any May lilo.
Lincoln Mercury division re-
ported its best May start in
seven years with l0,743 sales
These included 4.408 Comets
.2.464 Mercury Meteors and
S,162 Mercury Montereys plus
709 Lincoln Continentals.
Pontiac said sales of 1924,
cars represented a SIS per CEN
gain from a year ago anc
boosted total 1862 model sale!
to 336.034 compared with thu
previous record of 3l8,347 il
the similar period of the 1876;
model year.
Buick reported the best 10.
day total since mid-September
1856. with 18,624 deliveries in.
cluding 1908 Specials and H.,
4l6 standard size cars.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. May Is CAPl.-The
New York stock Exehange reported
today these odd-lot transactions bv
principal dealers for May Is: Pur-
chases Of 500 975 shares; sales Of 33a.-
504 shares. including 9.46O shares sold
short.