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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16

dor to England which sounds
like a tough assignment.
JIM FARLEY headed the
list of American Irish invit-
ed. There were also the Pres
idents Assistant and Mrs.
Kenneth ODonnell, the At
torney General Of Washing
ton State and Mrs. John
O'Connell. Sheriff Howard
Fitzpatrick of Massachusetts,,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Gallivan
he is president Of the Salt
Lake City Tribune: Joseph
Cannon Of the Boston law
firm.
Also. noted actor and dane
er Gene Kelly and his wife,
the John Kennys Of Jersey
City, N. j., San Francisco
District Attorney and Mrs.
Thomas Lynch, the James
McHales, the James c.
O'Briens of Mclean. Va, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond D. O'Con-
nell of New York and the
very attractive Mrs. Dorothy
Tubridy of Ireland, widow Of
the famous horSeman, Mi
chael Tubridy. A fine horse
woman herself, she is a rep
resentative for Waterford
crystal, and Donegal rugs
and is a patroness Of the
arts.
The after-dinner remarks
were an exchange Of Irish
admiration. Said the Presi-
dent, speaking Of the fight
for independence everywhere:
Ireland which blazed the
trail. set the example, was
the point Of the spear, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
MOHAR BLEND
SHELTERS
Thursday Only

Handmade o expressly for The ee these imported moho
wool blend sweaters luscious you'll buy them
least two thee Hurry to you codqons pull
on Styles "a Sleeves elbow length Sleeves plain cable novelty stitching
Huge Of styles and heavenly pink blue beioe
turquoise yellow coro red Not eveN size
every color Sizes 344o group.
& onAn vspOtweu Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16

1850 CONNECTICUT AVE EM WASHINGTON CHURCH va
WHEATON, Nd s4S1SS PRINCE
MD 1S7s ALL STORES OPEN LATE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-31

Eor additional information phone Democratic 454zo
BY authority Dm Stat csfrIc ommH+s
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-31
In Montgomery

At least treefOurhs of the brain injuries that
mental retardaton happen before BIRTH
Dr. Richard Masand director of the National Institute
Neurological Diseases and Blindness told the
ton of the National Association Retarded
Masand In his job at National Institutes
cenrates primarily the study of the system and
those diseases which have an impact on it.
The Board Of Governors of the Western Bethesda
munity Planning Association endorsed freeway along
Potomac Palisades proposed by the Montgomery County
Planning Board.
string Of laundromats In Silver Spring will working
ut deficit for while since nmbIefngered
with $3.50 in coins in IL sacks The money Dimes
and quarters belonging to the Washington
pany which operates string Of aundromas
the trunk Of belonging to the firms bOOkIeeper.
decision in the Montgomery County board of educa
ons court suit to obtain $O57OOO in surplus unappropra
ted tax funds from the County Council delayed awaiting
additional written briefs Three circuit judges hearing
testimony in the granted attor
neys Charles W. Preman James Christopher repre-
senting the school board
Citizens groups aligned their views what the Mont
gomery County school system should have Oper
atng costs and budget for l9665 and determined they
should have and betterad teachers that
may be reduced and the quality of education improved
student counselors and special teachers music physical
education and foreign languages expanded library facilities
and decrease In the percentage of inexperienced teachers
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-31
Map Shows Incorrect
Sewer Line to Olney

ed, and that he sees mo big
problem" in the erroneous map
because "by implication the ex-
tension is very definitely there"
by virtue of the fact there is
trunk size sewer going up to
the Norbeck Road, we can as
sumo it will go even further"
he said.
Martin said the population
density for the area south OF
Olney scheduled in the 1868 gen.
eral plan will require a sewer
and that "the little gap of med
ium density between Norbeck
Road and Bachelors Forest
Road will not stop a sewer
from going up there"
Martin said he had not
checked final copy of the map
prepared for Guide, and didn't
realize the legend accompanying
it spelled out the fact it was
proposed"
He said the error "boils down
to a question of semantics," and
any criticism of the overlay
rests on a minor technical
point"
Although the WSSC approved
its latest five-year plan Oct. 1,
Martin said he was not familiar
with the final decision on the
Northwest Branch sewer limits.
THE information hasn't fill
tered down to me yet" he said.
WSSC last weekend announc-
ed copies of its revised program
and map are available from
Commission offices at 4017
Hamilton ST., Hyattsville. Com
plinentary copies are furnished
the Planning Commission each
year following final approval.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-31
BY ELY Bradley
Sentinel Reporter

Although the controversial
Northwest Branch sewer never
has been or will be designed to
serve Olney," a map showing its
extension to that community
has been distributed by the
Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
A legend accompanying the
map indicates the extension is
part of a proposed sewer pro-
gram" tied into the 1868 general
plan for land development in
the county.
Copies of the map were given
out to newsmen by State Sena-
tor Gilbert Guide at a press con.
ference last week at which he
urged limiting access to sewer
lines laid through areas mark
ed for little development. GUIDE
also indicated he would send
copies to County Council mem
bers.
Prepared in the form of a
simple overlay of sewer line
routes on the April, 1861 master
plan for the Upper Northwest
Branch watershed, the map ac-
curately follows the path of the
eastern arm of the trunk to San
dy Spring-but enormously in
dicates the sewers western arm
has been programmed by the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission past the Norbeck-
Norwood Road to Olney.
Shown copies of the map, sur
prised WSSC officials had no
explanation for the Planning
Commissions apparent mis-
take"
Project IS never has been or
will be designed to serve Olney,"
said WSSC executive secretary
John Bonifant.
A Planning Commission
spokesman said the map had
been prepared for Guides press
conference under the direction
of George c. Martin, assistant
chief engineer of the commits.
sion's advance planning depart
ment.
Martin said he had indicated
the eastern arms extension to a
craftsman on the basis of an
understanding he gained at a
Joint meeting of the County
Council, Planning Commission
and WSSC representatives that
it was to be carried to OIney to
serve the Montgomery General
Hospital and st. Peters Church.
Informed the WSSC had not
approved this extension in its
current five-year sewer plan and
that service to the hospital, fur
Their, would require a pumping
station approved in another
project, Martin conceded twas
erroneous" to describe the o.
ney extension as programmed"
on the map.
Martins feeling, however, is
that it is only a matter of time
before the extension is schedul.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-31
Giles Case
Group Calls
Meeting

The Giles-Johnson Defense
Committee will me et next
Thursday at 8 pm. at Christ
Congregational Church, 9525
Colesville Road, Silver Spring,
to initiate a major drive for
funds so a new trial may be
secured for three Negroes
whose sentence was committed
last week to life imprisonment
by Governor Tawes.
The new trial will be sought
under the Maryland Post-con-
viction Procedures Act.
The three, John Giles, "a, his
brother, James, %, and Joseph
Johnson, 26, were sentenced to
die in the gas chamber for the
rape of a 16-year-old Hyatts-
vile white girl July 20, 1861.
The Nov. Z meeting of the
committee is open to the public.
and the organization has urged
that contributions be sent to
Mrs. James E. Roberts, 1000
Tanley Road, Silver Spring.
New evidence, which tended
to corroborate the boys story
that the girl consented, and
juvenile records which were
submitted to the governor at a
clemency hearing indicated ex-
treme sexual promiscuity by
the girl since she was ID.
Hal Witt, the Giles brothers
attorney, has raised strong OBJ
lection to the three-day rule,
which states that new evidence
cannot be considered if it is
discovered more than three
days after a trial is over.
He has also noted concern
that no psychiatric investiga-
ton can be demanded of a
plaintiff, even though results of
such an investigation might be
material.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-31
Weekly Neu's
ReUieU
In Maryland

last ditch effort problems in Cambridge
came when the expanded Human Relations
an organzationaI meeting at the request
ster The Committee got its feet ground again
after meeting between all factions of the racaIy split city,
Two young men who admitted throwing a beer bottle
through plate glass window of the Prince Georges County
police headquarters sentenced keep place clean
for 80 days.
Howard r. Penninan Georgetown University professor
OF government named head of sxman advisory
council for the University of Maryands Municipal Technical
Advisory Service The furnished technical
to municipalities.
"a per drop the number Of passengers using
Friendship International Airport the first three months of
this year was noted by the Baltimore Air Board.
In Prince Georges County, residents SIS in for
tax reductions. According to resolution passed by the
county commissioners persons who earn less than $4,000
year will be entitled to deduct $1,000 the yau
ton Of their property.
Ten years Of fItering money Baltimore County
Bank ended when Mrs. Anna L. Douglas was arrested
charges embezng between sI5OOOO and from the
kngsvle Bank where she worked FBI agents said Mrs.
Douglas took the by submitting withdrawal slips from
dormant savings accounts removing ledger
on which the Withdrawals recorded.
deserted amusement park in Charles County became
the scene OF death for two Maryland residents who
ing to remove wire from power line Robert Ellis
Albright 22 and James Haston Green's 49, died when the
wire they were taking down Marshall brushed
live electric wire carrying 1000 volts
Gov. j. Willard Tawes has scheduled regional
ferences next month to get of what must be done
to improve relations in the state.
More power will be given the Water Pollution Control
Commission In the future since the staff of that body voted
to draft a set Of stronger regulatory powers
Packaged hospitals three four days worth of medical
supplies hidden in strategic places throughout the state for
use In Civil Defense emergencies, inspected by State
Health Department officials The supplies will be used in
case of emergency attack.
shopifting juvenile in Prince Georges County faces
lengthy recuperation from bullet action
following his attempt to steal two pair of
NARROW Heights Shopping Center The year-Od youth
wounded in the hip and leg by officers subduing him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-31
Students Discuss

ROCKVILLE - Four seniors
from Walt Whitman and Wal
ter Johnson High Schools dis
cussed "The Honor System" on
WWDC Radios weekly Our
Two Cents" show, October 26.
The students were Janet Ras-
musen and Lloyd Etheredge, of
Walter Johnson, and Debbie
Goldin and Eric Janus, of Walt
Whitman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-31
Wampler Promoted

TIC Robert B. Wampler OF
the Maryland State Police, Rock.
vile, has been promoted to Cor
porai, Col. Carey Jarman, State
Police Superin enden {, an.
nounced. Cpl. Wampler's new
assignment is in Upper Marl-
boro.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-31
Giant to Compete

Giant Food, Inc. checker-cash.
iers will be candidates for the
1864 Checker of the Year
Awards sponsored by Super
Market Institute and The Ma.
tional Cash Register Company.
Last year, Mrs. Vivian Kirby
of Bethesda was chosen Eastern
Region Checker of the Year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
TO-DAY
IN HistoY
D. me Associated Press

on this date In 1870. Con-
gress readmitted the State Of
Georgia to the Union. It was
the last Of II Confederate
States to return following the
Civil War.
ON THIS DATE
In 1888, the State Of Geor-
gia ceded all its western lands
to the United States.
In 1870, The Franco-Prus
sian War began.
In 1918, the Second Battle
of the Marine began In World
War I.
In 1885, the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals ruiz
ed 2-1 at Cincinnati that the
Federal Government had no
constitutional right to con-
denim land for low-cost hous-
ing.
In I946. Siam submitted its
border dispute with French
Indochina to the United Ma
tons Security Council.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
Behavior mitch appears
sHperticially correct, but Is
intrinstcally corrupt, GltCaps
irrttdtes those iOto see beIo1D
the surfdce-AmeTican Edu-
Gator James B. ConGHt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
'Preview' of Suns Eclipse
Slated at Fort Reno Park

piano-perform with the
Catholic University Summer
Session Orchestra at 8 pm.
in the schools Music Build
ing auditorium, $40 Michi-
gan avenue NE. John Paul
conducts. Free.
LISTS Hungarian Fan
tasia" with pianist Alex
Fiorillo will be q highlight
of the Army Bands Water
gate concert at $3.50 pm.
Dance No. 6 from Bartok's
"Mikrokosmos". and "In the
Moutains" by Auvraus also
included. Capt. Gilbert
Mitchell conducts. and Rob-
ert Pallanch Is another
soloist, tuba.
The Arlington Recreation
Department sponsors q rhy-
thin band concert In Lubber
Run park. Second and North
Columbus streets. Arlington.
Va, 1880 pm. Free.
Col. George 8. Howard and
Capt. Robert L. Landers con-
duct the Army Band in an
8 pm. Capitol Hill concert.
during which tenor william
DuPree viii solo. Program
includes Moorish Dance"
from Verdi's aida" and Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
Rx PHTT.TP d. LOVE


This is the smelly season
the time OF year when the
odor of burning charcoal.
meat and barbecue sauce
permeates Suburbia. forcing
people with sensitive noses
to keep their doors and win
dows closed tightly even in
the hottest weather. It's the
season Of the backyard cook
out. a scheme cooked up by
women to get their husbands
to take over the cooking.
One of The mysteries Of our
time Is why q man who
would almost rather starve
than fry an egg in the kitch-
en- thinks 1t fun to grill q
hamburger in the yard. A
decade or so ago. no self
respecting husband could
have been paid enough to don
asbestos gloves, barbecue
apron and chefs cap and
cavort around q charcoal
grill in plain. view OF the
neighbors. Now he not only
does 1t without embarrass-
ment-- because most Of the
neighboring husbands are
doing the same thing-but
he acts as II he's having the
time Of his life.
The fellow who used to ;brag
about his wife's cooking is
now touting his own culinary
skill. II have my own secret
barbecue sauce" q friend
boosted the other day. 1T
makes q charcoal-grilled
steak taste like something
out OF this world" That's
for sure - but the other
worldly flavor isn't neces-
sarily heavenly.
Housewife Happy
At 9 recent backyard
burned-beef hinge, / over
heard the hostess whispering
to another woman: BE sure
to praise Georges cooking.
If he thinks he's good, /
won't have to cook another
Sunday dinner all summer.
Thanks to womens wiles
and mems gullibility, the
manufacture Of lookout
equipment and supplies has
become an important indus
try. Backyard chefs are buy
ing 3.5 million grills q year
and burning enough charcoal
briquets to keep more than so
factories busy. This year, it's
estimated. some 40 million
men win cook Is billion OUT
door meals. And, in the
process, they'll burn up more
meat than the Chicago stock
yard fire.
Today's lookout chef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15

Washington Monument
grounds at $3.50 pm. Free.
Films
Two films In color with
sound on chemistry will be
shown at the Nation a /
Science Foundation, 1851
Constitution avenue NV. as
part Of the Widening Hori-
IONS" program for high
school students sponsored by
the District Public Schools
and Urban Service Corps.
First Is Equilibrium, which
illustrate the molecular be-
havior Of substances. Also,
Chemical Families, which
demonstrates methods by
which chemical similiarities
among the elements have
provided the basis for divid-
ing them logically into fami-
lies. At l:30 pm.
Theaters
For listings. see where
and When" on the Amuse-
ment Page.
Art
Goya's "Dona Teresa 5u-
reda" Is painting Of the week
at National Gallery Of Art,
Sixth street and Constitution
avenue NV. Meet In front
Of painting at noon and 2
pm. In Gallery SO TO hear
talk about the painting and
its artist. General gallery
tours at II am. / and 3 pm.
Children's Art Exchange
at the International Visitors
Information Service, TOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
BY Pete Wyrna
b. ABIGAIL VAN buren,

that @ man doesn't have d
girls best interests at heart,
II he invites her to his apart
ment for dinner and brings
her home at 3 ami ! am,
not suggesting that they are
doing anything immoral, but.
! think It looks bad for the
girl to be seen leaving q mans
apartment at that hour. They
are both fine people. Ny
daughter Is the girl and she
Is In love with this man. She
says appearances" are not
important. ! can't say too
much TO her because she Is
% and has always been we'll
behaved. This Is the first
serious disagreement we've
ever had and II you think
I'm wrong to object, please
tell me.
MOTHER.
Appearances" are inpOrs
tant. They shape . persons
reputation. Your daughter 4
ain love" with . very, selfish
man, and you may quote me.
DEAR ABBY: Some very
close friends Of mine have
told me that in Illinois, If you
are pregnant. you can get
married without your parents
consent, even II you are ulns
der age. Is this true7
WONDERING.
II . girl Is under age, no
matter In what State she's n.
she needs her parents con-
sent 70 marry.
80 sH
Whats on your mind? FOR
a personal reply, send a SELF,
addressed, stamped enveloHe
to ABBY IN care Of The Eve-s
ming Star. ytt49 /
For Abby's booklet, Hon
To Haze A Lovely Wedding. =.
send 50 cents to ABBY, Boz
336S, Beverly Hits Gait. I,
0HcNaughs syn@eates y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15

lections from Puccini's
Madame Butterfly" selec-
tons also by The Singing
Sergeants. Free.
United States Soldiers
Home plays host TO the COM
munity with q band concert
from 8 TO 2 pm, on the
grounds. Rock Greek Church
road at Upshur street NV.
Bandstand just inside Eagle
Gate.
TO SEE
Special Events
The Drum and Bugle Corps,
the Silent Drill Platoon. the
firing Of three memorial vol
leys, the sound Of Taps
everything about the 1880
pm. ceremonies at the Ma
rine Corps Memorial 1.-Two
Jima statue) is impressive.
Located just off Route so
over Memorial Bridge in
Arlington. Va. Come early for
parking spaces.
Professional cast Of the
Shakespeare Summer Festi-
val presents Much Ado
About NOTHING" at the OPEN
air Sgh-~ ~~~aber on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
FAMOUS FABLES
By E. E. EDGAR

COMPENSATION: In l945,
after winston Churchill had
been turned out Of office,
his friend. Field Marshal
Earl Alexander of Tunis,
offered him the use Of a villa
on Lake Como. He was able
to accept the invitation, and
spent q month at the villa,
writes Alexander In '"The
Alexander Me m oirs, 1940-
1945."
II purposely avoided inter-
fering with his holiday,
though / did stay with him
for Just one week end, when
we spent the Sunday paint
ing. At one point, he said to
me, You know, when / was
turned out Of office, I felt it
to be q very hard thing after
all ! had done
Then with q smile, and
waving his hand towards the
scene he was painting, he
added. But life has its com
penSations, you know. II I
was sttll in office. i wouldn't
be here to enjoy this lovely
climate and marvellous land
scape.'"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
DEAR ABBY
Change Of Jobs
Might Solve This ]

DEAR ABBY: / have the
sweetest husband In the
world, and an adorable son.
Five months ago Hwent TO
work to help out with the
bills. In our four years Of
marriage !. never looked at
another man. Then my boss
started to get chummy with
me. / YVES flattered because
he was wealthy and impor-
tant, and / was nobody. He's
Is years older than ! am and
not very good looking. (Ee
can't compare with my hus-
band.) ! can't explain it,
but when this fat, bald, aging
man leaned over and kissed
me one day / was thrilled
to pieces. Now he kisses me
every chance he gets. ! know
it's wrong, Abby, but / can't
stop. ! know I could get him
away from his wife, but /
wouldn't want him for q hus-
band. Isn't that the most
ridiculous thing you ever
heard Of? How can ! break
away?
MIXED UP.
Give your boss two weeks
notice and leave. And II you
must work, now that you
know your weakness, get q
Job in an all-woman office.
% . .
DEAR ABBY: When two
people are in love with one
another. whose place Is it to
say first. II love your The
guys or the girls? I am in
clined TO believe that the old
adage, Ladies first" holds
true here. Am I correct?
s. p. w.
No. The gentleman opens
the. bidding. II hearts are
trurnps, the lady redoubIes.
49, 80
DEAR ABBY: Do you think
! am old-fashioned to believe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
STOP KILLING YOURSELF
Don't Let Hobby.
Get You Down!
: ~ pR. PETER ]. STEINcRoHN

Boredom can bore q hole
In ones stomach; 50 can
stress.
The trick Is to find the
middle road. With time on
your hands and opportunity
for too much introspection
and worry. you are likely to
worry yourself sick. Likewise,
with the never-ending stress
Of working too hard, there Is
the danger Of becoming III.
That's why, on the one
hand we tell people to take
up hobbies to prevent bore
dom: and on the other. tell
them to slow down to pre-
vent ulcers, apprehension,
heart disease and all the rest.
Whenever I take q patients
history ! make It . point Of
asking about what he does
with his leisure time. Does he
have hobbies2 What kind are
they? This Is important, be-
cause / have known many
people who rode their hobby
horses too hard and were
thrown.
Even good hobbies can be
bad when overdone.
LET ME TELL YOU brief
ly about two patients which
viii point out some Of the
pitfalls of becoming too en-
crossed in hobbies.
One man worked awfully
hard every day In q steel
construction company. You
would think that when he
came home he would head
for the hammock. But no.
He headed for his basement
where he had q workshop.
His wife told me that he
spent three TO four hours
there every night making
furniture. He came up around
midnight, exhausted: then
went TO work at $3.50 every
morning. What were his
symptoms when he came TO
me2
II can't understand 1t, doc
tor" he said. I'm always
tired"
He didn't need any tonic
or other medication: Just the
common sense advice that his
hobby was getting him down.
His tiredness disappeared
when he rearranged his work
and hobby schedule.
THEN THERE WAS the
young lady who had q sim
liar complaint Of chronic ex-
haustion. All kinds OF tests
we're negative. In taking her
history the first time, /
missed what might have been
the major clue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
ClII![lI'k
MISS PEACH
Tt AND LOIS
SC.
MRS. FITZ
NE&IlIIE![lII

Some people are travelling
all the way TO Maine to see
Saturdays $3.50 pm. eclipse
Of the sun-the only place
in the Nation where it will
be total. But in Washington,
where the eclipse will be
partial, our own preparations
are being made for this as
Economical wonder.
So that just plain people
Gas compared with top-flieht
astronomers and other scien-
tists) will have q better
understanding, there's going
TO be q special free program
at Q pm. tomorrow In Fort
Reno park at which the
phenomena will be illustrated.
Effects that will be Wis
ible In Washington, includ-
ing methods Of observing and
photographing them. win be
discussed. too, in what prom
Uses TO be an enlightening
program. Fort Reno park Is
Just north Of Fortieth and
Chesapeake streets NV.
TO HEAR
Music
Three sollsts--Gerard Mat
he, violin; Jerry Domer,
oboe, and Muriel Caviness,