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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03
.Fingerprint Ruling Appeal v
Due After Board Is Backed

ing the county boards transfer
order was shat the present
procedure Is adequate. and
the check made by the local
police department would impair
the private and confidential
nature Of the employees file"
Sees Breach Of Trust
He maintained that the first
reason was mo reason at all
to rescind a provision for po-
lice help" and added that the
second was clearly an abuse
Of dissertation amounting to a
breach Of trust" by the State.
Holding that the teachers
rights Of privacy are fully pro-
tected," Judge Shure said:
1T would appear to the court
that one Of the best reasons for
requiring the transfer Of these
fingerprinting records for fur
Their review was the fact that
certain teachers objected"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03
loves Burs
Session on
Redistrictinq

The chairman Of the Mary
land Citizens Committee for
Fair Congressional RediStrict-
ing disclosed today that Gov.
Tawes has rejected the COM
mittee's plea for a special ses-
sion of the General Assembly
Roland I. Perusse Of Bethes-
da said the Governor wrote him
September "a in answer to a
telegram request, that he had
some serious doubts" about
calling the special session at
this time.
The committee had asked the
legislature to enact a new con-
gressional redistricting plan
based On what it termed more
equitable distribution Of popu-
lation.
The Governor replied that he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03
Skid Causes
Auto Crash
FutuI to 2

Two cars collided on Column
bia pike at the Holmes Run
Bridge in Fairfax County early
today, killing both drivers.
The victims. according to
county police, were Helen
Josephine Frigo, So, Of 2130 N
street NV, and John F. King,
30, Of 520S Easton drive,
Springfield. Va.
Both apparently were head
ing for their homes when the
crash occurred about 1915 am.
They were pronounced dead at
Fairfax Hospital. Miss Frigo
from a crushed chest and Mr..
King from head Injuries.
Pvt. Paul st. Clair said Mr..
King was headed south on
Columbia pike, approaching the
Lake Bancroft dam on a down.
grade curve to the right. The
policeman said Mr.. King lost
control of the 1868 car. causing
it to skid broadside to the left
into the northbound lane.
The woman's car, headed
north, struck Mr.. King car
broadside on the drivers side,
Pvt. st. Clair reported. Both
were alone. There were no wit
nesses to the accident, he said.
Pvt. st. Clair said Miss Frigo
worked for the Civil Aeronau-
tics Board and had been visit
ing friends in Virginia last
night. He said Mr.. King was
self-employed, operating the
King Concrete Construction Co.
The two deaths raised the
county's death toll from traffic
accidents this year to "a. There
were only 81 at the same date
last year. Eight of this years
deaths have occurred since
September Is.
A CAB spokesman said Miss
Frigo had worked there since
1916 and was an aircraft ac-
cident analyst with its Bureau
of Safety. She had lived in
Washington since the mid-30s.
Miss Frigo was a private pi-
lot with about 1000 hours of
flying time and also was an
accomplished parachutist with
more than so jumps to her
credit. She was a major in the
Marine Corps Reserve and had
served on active duty with the
women Marines from 1913 to
1916.
A native Of Giles, Wis, she
was a graduate of Lincoln High
School in Hurley, Wis. The
CAB said she leaves two BROTH
ers and six married sisters, in
GLIDING Mrs. Gertrude Dulaney
of 2701 South Sixteenth street,
Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03
Laundry Safe
Looted of $751;

Burglars took $2,399.29 in
cash and $272 in jewelry from
a safe In the National Laundry
81 Linen Service plant, 2035
West Virginia avenue NE,
police reported today.
Louis Decker, general man.
ager Of the company, said he
discovered the break-in when
he opened the plant for bust
ness this morning.
Police said the burglars APP
parently scaled a fence al
the rear of the building tc
gain entry to the plant from
the loading dock. Furniture
in q second-floor office wa;
overturned and the safe wa
battered open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03
By ANNE CHRISTMAS
star staa Nriter

The legal controversy over
transfer Of Montgomery County
School Board employees finger
print records to police now viii
60 before the Maryland's Court
Of Appeals.
A ruling yesterday by circuit
court Judge Ralph G. Shure
upheld the right Of the school
board to have fingerprint rec
ords processed by the police de-
partment. instead Of by the
school systems personnel de-
partment, as Is now the case.
Judge Shure's order declared
that the Maryland State School
Board acted illegally In stop
ping the transfer of the records
in an order to the local board
July 2.
The move was protested by
the Montgomery County Edu-
cation Association as ian in
vasion Of privacy" and three
school board employees filed
suit, asking that the Montgom-
cry board be restrained from
carrying out the transfer.
Agreement Made
After Judge Shure's order
yesterday, County, School
Board President Charles w.
Bell said that both sides had
agreed earlier that the measure
would have to go to the court
Of appeals and that there would
be no effort made to turn the
fingerprint records over to the
police until the entire question
was resolved by the higher
courts.
Charles w. Prettyman, at
torney for the school board,
said he had given formal con-
sent today to the plaintiffs
legal staff for a stay in any
transfer Of the fingerprint
records until after a Court Of
Appeals ruling. "
Judge shure's decision Gre
ated wide interest yesterday in
both legal and educational cir
cles.
The ruling dealt q sharp
blow to the Maryland st a tie
Board Of Education generally,
and to the States school SUI
perfntendent. Thomas @. Pull
len. In particular. He had or
dered the local boards not to
make the transfer.
Judge Shure's nine page
opinion pointed out that, of
the 1000 employees Of the school
board who are affected by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

on Fathers Day the head
of the house can expect
twins--twin roast chickens,
that is. Chicken has been
chosen the main course for
the holiday by the National
Fathers Day Committee.
The twin roast chickens
are accompanied by an un-
usual combination Of chop
ped nuts and mushrooms,
and the chickens are served
with q delicious sweetheart
cherry relish sauce.
Roast Twin Chickens
2 broiler-fryer chickens
/ teaspoon salt, divided
2 tablespoons softened but
ter, shortening or salad
oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
UseGurIic
SporiinqIy

If a little garlic is in
triguingly good, more doesn't
necessarily make it better.
The cook who has learned to
use garlic powder, salt or In
slant minced garlic often, but
with subtlety and restraint
has learned one of the great
seasoning secrets.
Use what the French would
call q suspicion of garlic on
meat, fish, fowl and seafood.
Enliven a stew or long-cook-
ing sauce with a bit of minced
garlic. Give tantalizing aro-
ma to a salad dressing, a dip
of sandwich filling with gar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

" cup water
"a teaspoon ground cloves
"a teaspoon red food coloring
Put orange quarters
through medium blade Of
food grinder. Combine sugar,
cornstarch and salt in a
saucepan. Drain cherries;
stir cherry liquid and water
into dry ingredients. Cook,
stirring constantly, until
mixture comes to a boil, Boil
u minute. Remove from
heat; add cherries, ground
orange, cloves and red food
coloring. Serve hot or cold.
Yield: approximately ga
cups.
CA Bell-McClure Syndicate Feature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

VI cup finely chopped onion
cup diced celery with leaves
" cup chopped nuts
can q or 4 ounces) sliced
mushrooms
8 cups lightly packed bread
crumbs or cubes
"a teaspoon Accent
/ teaspoon salt
n teaspoon poultry seasoning
Melt butter in saucepan
or skillet. Add onion, celery
and nuts; cook until onion is
tender. but not brown. Drain
mushrooms; add liquid and
heat. Sprinkle bread crumbs
with Accent salt, and poul-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

try seasoning. Add butter
mixture. Add drained mush-
rooms and toss lightly with
a fork until we'll mixed. Fol-
low directions for stuffing.
Do not stuff until just before
roasting; stuff chicken light
ly. Yield: enough stuffing
for two broiler-fryers.
Cherry Relish Sauce
/ orange, Quartered and
seeded
"a cup sugar
4 teaspoons cornstarch
"a teaspoon salt
/ can Il pound red sour
pitted cherries water
pack)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. Fn0A
Thursday June IS, 1868

lie salt or powder. Here's
where you add a tentative
pinch" or in the precise
measurements of the home
economist, 1/16 teaspoon full.
Stir. Taste. Perhaps another
half pinch is needed.
Per measure, garlic powder
is the most potent; instant
minced garlic ranks second
simply because there's less
garlic per spoonful. Garlic
salt is not as garlic-y as the
other two because part of the
mixture is plain table salt.
Garlic was known in the
most remote ages and ap-
pears to have been native to
the plains of western Tartary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

From there it was taken to
almost all of Asia, to Europe
and North Africa. It formed
part of the rations Of the
Egyptian pyramid : builders
more than 5000 years ago
and in Roman times was
given to soldiers to stir Up
martial feelings.
Cortez seems to have in-
troduced garlic to the West
ern Hemisphere according to
the writings of Acosta. He
observed, about 1904. that the
Indians of Peru esteem gar
lie above all the roots Of
Europe"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

Sprinkle cavity Of each
chicken with "a teaspoon Of
the salt. Fill neck cavities
lightly with mushroom nut
stuffing. Hook wing tips
into back to hold neck skin;
If skin is short, fasten with
skewer. Fill body cavities
with stuffing; tie legs to-
gether with string, then tie
legs and tail together. Rub
entire body of each chicken
with / tablespoon softened
butter or shortening, or
brush with salad oil. Place
chickens on rack in shallow
roasting pan. Roast in a
moderate oven (375'F0. Al
low 80 minutes per pound.
Mushroom Nut Stuffing
"a cup butter or margarine
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
County Affairs
Moment Of Truth Nears!

Ten days ago the County Councils
Assessment Review Committee" presented
crash report recommending the end OF
personal property taxation. The report re.
fleets its hurried assembly. know person.
ally that the committee members are capa-
BILE of more thoughtful appraisal.
In summary the report repeats prior
recommendations, particularly Blair Lees
study of 1857. 1t ignores, however, an impor-
tant "if' in the earlier suggestions that
compensating revenue be found. There
is no light shed on this quandary.
This has been the nub of the problem.
Everyone has recognized the weakness of
the system and that it is an inequitable tax
among businesses. There has been a reluc.
lance to shift the burden to the homeowner
and other real property taxpayers.
The committee made no suggestions for
other revenue. Elimination OF tangible per
sonal property would be worth Is cents or
more on the countrywide property tax rate.
The problem is even more pronounced in
the Parking Lot Districts of Bethesda,
Wheaton, Silver Spring, and Montgomery
Hills. Special taxes on business properties
in these areas have supported a program
of getting and improving public parking
lots. The rates are high and the borrowing
programs have been pushed to the limit.
Personal property is 30 to 40 percent of
the base supporting these bonds. Take it
away and there are two alternatives: raise
the district tax rates on commercial real
property or pick up the bond payments from
the whole county. With the first, under the
usual lease, the shopowner gets higher
rent payment With the second, Harry
Homeowner starts making contribution.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
School Primary Bill

bill establishing nonpartisan primary elections for
County School Board candidates has passed the House
Delegates and been forwarded to the State Senate where
it almost certainly will meet with the approval of Mont
gomery State Sem Gilbert Guide and be finally enacted
This is not catastrophe is it likely that it will
cause great deal of harm but reiterate position
that the measure is premature iconsidered and possibly,
falls far short of bringing about what could be major and
desirable improvements
There are some who sincerely feel that the time has
come-afer Is years of living with the present system
that thorough reapprasal of methods of choosing
School Board members is desirable.
Is the most effective number of School Board
members? Would more perhaps less, be desirable? Is
election of members really the best method? Or
major parties sufficiently mature and responsible
so that in the future only high calber Board Members
would be appointed if had appontive system? Is
the present system of eectng four members in cleo
ton and three in the election following good one? Or
would be better to stagger elections still further
and possibly elect members three elections the
basis of perhaps three two and two to provide greater
continuity Is really wise to hold School Board elections
coinciden with regular primary and general elections?
Or would it be better hold special elections for the
School Board during off years to them far
possible from the political arena?
There are other unanswered questions about pres
ent procedure that might well have been resolved if
serious study had been approved instead of hurng into
enactment of the primary bill with the main justification,
apparently being that such change called for in the
Republican platform. No harm would have been caused
by short delay while such study made. There is
pressing why such legislation should be pushed
through Immediately. In fact, numerous major civic
groups in the county have urged that not be done at
this time Yet majority of the legislative delegation
intent ramming through This is neither demo-
cratic does to be prudent Despite enactment
of this hasty legislation submit that such study is
desirable and it is to be hoped that will still take
the initiative to bring one about.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
Welsh Rare Bit

Mother used to make me cake which
became sort of a mystery to the entire fam
lily. She called it potato cake and, aside
from summer vacation, it was the most
desired something a boy could want. She
used to pack it in my school lunch and be-
cause of it my school day went easier.
But as time passed the potato cake ap-
peared in the family less and less. used
to chde mother and ask her to make me
a potato cake-and this lasted up until she
passed away into that realm where they
serve potato cake every day.
And so, I finally asked our maid, Viola
Hebron who has been a part of our family,
or we hers, for over 35 years if she could
make me this magic cake. Somehow or
other, and suppose it was because vi and
mother were fond of each other, I came
home one time recently and the home
smelled like it once did years ago. The
aroma of potato cake spread through the
house. 1t tasted better than it did in my
childhood and that is going some.
1t would be selfish to keep the secret
of how to make this cake; and so here is
the receipt from an old RumfOrd Cook book
whose pages are frayed and grease-stained
for my nomination of the best cake have
every eaten.
I can't tell you how to mix or blend,
because that knowledge was inferred, but
the ingredients are: two cups of sugar, the
yolks of four eggs and two thirds of a cup
of butter Mix with one cup of hot mashed
potatoes, two squares of chocolate (melted),
two cups of flour, one half cup of milk and
two tablespoons of baking powder (Run-
fords, I assume) and add teaspoon Of
cloves and cinnamon, the white of four eggs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
Torcaso Come?

Is Roy Torcaso playing a lit
tie game with words or does
he really mean to imply that
Jefferson, Adams and Frank
lin were atheists? The fact of
the matter is that not one of
them even came close to being
any such thing as any person
well versed in American his
tory can verify.
And who is George Eliot?
The only Well-known person
with that name (pen name)
that can recall was a woman,
not a man. Her real name was
Mary Ann Evans as l recall.
And though she was highly in
telligent and well educated,
she was, well, let us say, rath.
er unbalanced emotionally.
Perhaps it would be well for
Mr.. Torcaso to go back over
history and try to get better
grasp on what America is real
ly all about. Obviously, the
views which he is so determin.
ed to express SO very publicly
are based on false information
and faulty history.
Lin Fentress
Kensington
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
From This Angle
Maryland Shows The Way

The clamor that greeted the Supreme
Courts decision on the school-prayer issue
was so loud that it drowned all attempts at
rational consideration of the case. One might
have thought that the Supreme Court had
just overthrown the Constitution instead of
following its obvious meaning. 1t is revealing
that some of those who raised the most fuss
about the decision were the same ones who
quickly proposed change in the First Amend.
ment to the Constitution.
Some tried to cover this attack on the Bill
of Rights by stating that they merely wanted
to change it to conform to the wishes of our
forefathers. To this observer that is the most
ridiculous statement ever made about docu-
ment that omitted all mention of God or
Supreme Being and expressly forbid any es.
tablshment of religion any religious test
for public office or public trust.
Religious teachings and exercises In the
public schools have produced controversy in
the United States. During the 1905 cOntro.
versy between the PrOtestants and Catholics
over the use of the King James version of the
Bible in the public schools brought on attack
ing mObs who burned some Catholic churches.
The Board of Education in Rutherford,
N. j., permitted the Gideon Society to distrib-
ute copy of the King James version of the
Bible to any child in the public schools who
wished copy Parents of Catholic child and
of a Jewish child brought suit In 1858 the
Supreme Court of New Jersey held that the
introduction of the Bible into the public
schools was unconstitutional. The Courts rea.
sons were sound for three versions of the
Bible are in common use by major religious
groups-the King James by Protestants, the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
Hikers' Folly?
Kensington

In reference to the article on
the front page of this weeks
Sentinel "8 Students, 2 Teach
ers Hike so Miles" a photo
graph shows three mixers ap-
parently walking on the wrong
side of a divided highway. Fur.
Their along, the article identi-
fies the route as 70S, a high
speed highway, and refers to
a group of three when
approached by the photograph
er :. wouldn't STOP" 1t would
appear that the photograph
was not posed, but is a factual
record. However, one hope is
left in defense of the pride of
CHS; did the Sentinel print
the picture in reverse?
Nevertheless, l wish to
strongly criticize the wisdom
OF the example set by the stu
dents and teachers in choosing
a high speed highway for a
hike, especially in considera-
ton of the lack of visibility
due to rain and darkness, the
wearing of dark clothing, and
the effect of extreme fatigue
upon the alertness of the hik-
erS.
1t seems quite ironical to me
that another photograph and
article "A Tragic Reminder"
concerning a school boy who
was fatally injured when
struck by an automobile on
Route 70S. :" appears two
columns away from that of the
mixers.
l am not certain as to what
the mixers have proved, but
they certainly were plucky!
JOrma r. ketO
Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
RuIinq On Conflicts

The county attorneys office has now ruled that there
Is no conflict of interests in elected and highly active
political leader holding down simultaneously the Job of
chairman OF the personnel board which charged with the
responsibility of administering the 1900 futme county
government merit system employees in totally non polit-
ical way
Incongruous as this may seem, the ruling no doubt
conforms to existing law and county citizens may well
begin to concern themselves with this problem
An advisory ruling submitted by the county attorneys
office is thing, submit and ruling by court is
quite another Also voter referendum would have con-
sderaby more force and effect far ultimate solution
to the problem is concerned
Persons who feel that it is at least the spirit of the
county charter if not the letter that such seeming
conflict of interest situations should be avoided may well
consider the possibility of seeking formal adjudication
the matter in court pushing for proposed charter
amendment that would spell out in clear detail the u-
desrability of such practice.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
by Les Kimble

Douay by Catholics, and the old testament
only by Jews.
1t seems likely that no matter how care
fully prayers, Bible reading, or other religious
exercises are prepared and introduced into the
public schools. religious dissensiOn will result
in at least few schools in the country. In the
Western world most religious dissension has
resulted from friction between religious de.
nominations, not from that between religion
and irreligiOn.
Some of those who fight most vigorously
for religious teaching in the public schools are
also those who believe in a sectaran school
system and who object most strenuously to
any alien religious teaching of their parish.
toner's At least one large religious denomina-
ton does not allow its members to participate
In any worship in churches of another de-
nomination. Where such strong feelings about
particular faith exist, the introduction of
religious teachings in the public schools
would seem to be an invitation to dissension.
A bill has been proposed in the MARYLAND
State Legislature to permit period of silence
Tor personal prayers of the pupils at the be-
ginning OF the school day-or for meditation
II the pupil does not wish to pray How much
better 1t is that children are encouraged as
they are taught by their church and their
parents than it is to have them say aloud
some prayer provided by the state How much
better it is that these children know that they
say their prayers silently out of respect for
others religious beliefs. BY this action the
children are encouraged to pray in their own
religious faith and they are taught respect
not only for their own religion but also for
that of others The legislators who introduced
this bill and those who vote for it deserve the
thanks of the citizens of Maryland.