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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
Worldwide Moral
Recommendation
Plans Assembly

MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich.
Aug. Is (R.-Moral Re-arma.
ment opens its annual 12-day
World Assembly here Friday.
The assembly will mark thu
formal opening for official meet.
ings in Moral Re-armament'.
own buildings on the island
constructed within the past year
Construction Of the buildings
which include q main hall" fol
meetings. added q page of his.
tory to the famous isle.
Mackinac Island, q summer.
time resort in the east straits
doesn't permit automobiles, only
horse-drawn vehicles.
Some islanders raised an eye
brow at the use of trucks on the
building job. But difference,
were smoothed over.
Moral Re-armament, @ move.
ment begun by England's DR.
Frank Buchanan, breaches 9
philosophy of purity of motive
and effort as q solution of world
ills. DR.. Buchanan recently ar
rived in the United States to
come to Mackinac Island fol
the 1856 assembly.
Offices of MIRA said q cable
of welcome was sent to DR.
Buchanan by 81 Senators and
Congressman in which he was
urged to bring MARS beliefs to
every part Of this Nation and
the world"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
Women Stands Up
After 3-Story Leap

A woman leaped from the
third floor of q burning room
ing house yesterday, got to her
feet and walked to the front OF
the building before she col
lapsed.
The 1ire was confined to q
single room on the second floor,
but a fireman reached another
third floor tenant In time to pre-
vent her from jumping.
Lilly Mae Jones. colored. of
1927 Eleventh street NV, is re-
ported in serious condition at
Emergency hospital as q result
Of the Jump.
Police said six persons live
in the building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19

to issue bonds for an airtield Of
landing strip.
Another prohibits the use o.
X-ray shoe fitting devices.
One of the new measures raise,
the limits of tax levies on park
ing lot districts from 20 to 81
cents on unimproved commercial
property and from 40 to go cent
on improved commercial prop.
critics.
Other measures give the coun.
Gil authority to adopt ordinance!
requiring licensing of bicycles
and prohibiting the placement o.
objects within road rights Of
ways.
Island Tax Area
Owners of Selden Island in the
Potomac, under one of the laws
can set up a special taxing area
for the island to pay for. con-
struct and maintain their own
streets.
Promoters Of the island are
considering a development of 9
fishing colony.
Another measure prohibits the
parking of trucks and buses
weighing over 5000 pounds on
any county maintained parking
lots. All semitrailers or trailerS
also are banned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19

1t got started. Police Chief James
E. Adams and a dozen patrolmen
and detectives were watching.
About 20 persons appeared at
the rally, which was billed as q
meeting to show Charlottesville
how to keep segregation in its
schools. About SO of the audience
were from Washington.
The meeting was boycotted by
the local chapter of the De-
tenders of State Sovereignty and
Individual Liberties. and other
Ianti-integration organizations.
E G. Oglesby. a University of
Virginia professor and chairman
Of the Defenders here, said his
organization was having no deal
ings with the Seaboard group.
Rivals DiscIaim Kasper
Their material is right lurid
and inflammatory," Mr.. Oglesby
said. I'VE have tried to keep
our fight On a dignified but eff
fective basis"
The Fairfax. County (Va.) and
the Meehlenburg (Va.) White
Citizens Councils also disclaimed
any connection with the Sea-
board group They said they
"abhor John Kasper's action
since such methods are being
used to Subvert many honorable
organizations by persons with ul-
terror motives"
Mr.. Kasper, Of the 5000 block
of Volta place N E., was the main
speaker at the rally. He is one
of four Seaboard Council men,
bers arrested here August 4 fol
passing out literature without
a permit.
Charges against the four were
dropped August II because of in.
sufficient evidence.
Mr.. Kasper bitterly attacked
city officials whom he labeled
"pre-integrationists."
He said Charlottesville was
chosen by the National Associa.
ton for the Advancement Of
Colored People for an attack or
segregation because city officials
would not put up too much Of
a fight.
Under Court Order
The Charlottesville school Off.
Gals are under an order of Fed.
eral Judge John Paul to deSegre.
gate schools by the beginning Of
the term on September 4. The
school board has authorized ar
appeal of the decision.
Supt. Fendall r. Ellis said the
appeal will be filed before schoo
starts. September 6 is the dead.
line for annealinp the flecisiOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19

Seven members Of the fund
board Of directors have been
appointed to the finance COM
mittee. They will develop and
recommend financial policies to
the full board. They also have
authority over fund administra-
tive and campaign budgets, SUBJ
ject to board approval.
Members Of Committee
The chairman of the finance
committee Is Glenn E. Watts
District 2 director of the ALL
CLIO Communications Workers
who lives at 5005 Thirteenth
place NE.
Other committee members are
Bruce Baird, fund treasurer and
president Of the National Saw
ings & Trust Co.; James C. Cook,
Office Of the Secretary Of the
Army: Albert c. Borghi, of
Caruthers. Buscher. & Borghi;
Bernei Burgunder, vice president
of S. Kann Sons Co.; Matt
Meyer. president Of the WASH
ington Daily News. and John A.
Reilly, president Of the Second
National Bank of Washington.
Other appointments are:
Mrs. Darius w. Gaskins, Leigh
Mill road. Vienna. Va, Fairfax
County neighborhood zone chair
man; Frank Sawyer Hight. IT.,
of 5040 Wildwood lane NV, q
division chairman in Trades
Group II of the Business Unit;
Paul D. Eckman, 1918 Gunston
road, Alexandria, Alexandria
regional chairman.
Other Appointments
Also. Alfred E. Grove, 3027
North Dickerson street, Arling-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
Priest Held by Reds
Gets Post in Britain

TECHNY. Ill. Aug. 10 (R.-The
Very Rev. Harold v. Rigney,
S. D. D., has been appointed
Superior of Divine Word Mis-
sionairies in England, Ireland
and Wales. his orders head
quarters here announced today.
The 55-year-old Roman
Catholic priest was a prisoner
of the Chinese Communists for
four years. His book, -Four
Years in a Red He'll" was
syndicated nationally.
Father Rigney will not take
over his new position until the
end of his current lecture sea-
son in June 1857. He is the orig
inator Of the French Crusade,
a letter writing campaign for
release of Americans held in
Red China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
Baltimore Driver
Encounters New
Traffic Huzurd

BALTIMORE. Aug. 10 up. -
Randolph Fenton was expecting
anything but that.
He was driving along Charles
street yesterday behind a panel
truck loaded with bee hives. And
the hives were loaded with bees.
The bees in one hive, mad as
hornets, made a break for it.
They broke right into Mr.. Fem
tons car and took it out on him.
At Union Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. Fenton, %, is recovering
from stings on his face, head.
neck, hands and arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS

Jimmy Zimmerman's Pinoc-
chic yesterday won his twelfth
championship of the current sea-
son as he hacked and jumped
his way to the large pony title
in the Prince Georges County
Democratic Club Horse and Pony
show at Suitland, Md.
The clubs two-day event con-
tinues today.
Pinocchio, who at IA is one OF
the show games gentlemen OF
distinction, won his round dozen
by a one-point margin over
Thomas zibelli's Trinket, ridden
by Robin Hughes.
Jimmy rounded out his perfect
day with his favorite pony, Nut
Cracker, taking home the me-
diminished pony crown for his
13-year-old Laurel MD owner
rider. Nutcracker scored
points for the tricolor, over DR..
]. r. McGriff's Humidity, which
tied for the reserve with Sharon
Hartman's Pop Corn, but won
after both ponies hacked for the
Judges.
Betsey and Susan Molesworth's
Bambi, one of the top small
ponies on the Maryland circuit,
won the title in his division by
earning IA points among the
lpint-sized mounts overnthe jun
Iior Equitation Schools Sauce
Box. with 10 points. Betsey
Moleworth had the mount on
Bambi, Peggy Hahn was the re-
serve winner.
Junior Events Winners
Both junior crowns went to
the Baltimore area, with the
Herberts' Edgewood piling up ia
points, with Jane Richmond up
to win over Martha Sterbak's
Catch Me, with 8.
Today's session begins at 10
am. with a long list of hunter
and jumper events. The show
is held at j. B. BANDS farm near
Suitland, reached from the Dis
trict by driving across the South
Capitol street Bridge to Suitland
Parkway, turning left at Silver
Hill avenue, and following the
signs straight ahead for two
miles.
The summaries:
Junior hunter hacks. the Herberts'
Edgewood; 2, Mr.. and MIS-. Hammond
wsn's Rendition: /. Mary Lou 'wSishi
Small i Ponies under saddle. Nancy
and Pat Gorrell's Thane Of Wales: 2.
s, Susan and Betsey Molesworth's Bam-
bi; 4. Sharon Hartmnn's Bundle Bee.
Medium ponies under saddle, jim
Nancy aOrreIfs sky p RocSet: 8. Dr.. J. s r.
McGriff's Humidity: 4. Susan and Betsey
Molesworth's Willowand.
Large ponies under saddle. Jimmy
Zimmerman's Ptnocchio; 2, Norma Gers
tenfelds Thumbs Up: 3. Sally danses
Drummer Boy; 4. Nancy Rothwells
Junior hunters, Edgewood; 2,
Martina, SterDak's Catch Me; 8. David
Gray; 4. Rendition.
Small pony working hunters, b.
bbi: 2, Dickey Magilrs Beauty: 3. Sauce
Box; 4, Bundle Bee
Medium pony working hunters,
Pop Corn: 2, Willowand; 3. Nutcracker:
4, Robin Hughes Birthday
Large pony working hunters /,
Thomas zibellfs. Trinket: 2. Pinocchio;
g, Thumbs Up: 4, Drummer Boy
Leadline-1, Joan Hocheder on Bambi /;
g, Bobby. Christmas on Brownie: 8,
Johnny Christmas on Lucky Strike: 4,
Craig lie Brun on Little Red.
Junior handy hunters-I, aCtch Me:
2. Edgewood: 3, Rendition: A. Sandstone
Pony hunter challenge cup ciass-l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19

The 10 grants were among
289 totaling $3.5 million awarded
during the quarter ending June
80. They are for the support Of
basic research in the sciences
conferences in support Of sci
ence, exchange of scientific In
formation, training Of science
teachers and support for at
tendance of scientists at scien-
tiflc meetings abroad.
Other Grants In Area
Other grants in this area were
made as follows:
American Association for the
Advancement Of Science w
George Parks, conference d.
rector, $4,000.
American Institute Of Biologi-
eel Sciences. - Hiden T. Cox
executive director: conference OF
editors of biological. $16.675; and
conference Of botanists. 5000. H
Bentley Glass. president; main
tanning the national register OF
scientific and technical person
mel in biology. $20,650. Interna-
tional genetics symposium. $685.
500.
American Psychological Asso-
citation - Fillmore H. Sanford
executive secretary: national
register Of scientific and techni-
cal personnel in psychology,
t15,750.
Bureau Of Reclamation
Bureau Of observation-disclosures
Z. Backstrom, engineering labo-
ratories division. Denver: air
void system and durability OF
air-entrained concrete, $4,000.
Carnegie Institution-Merle A
Tuve. Department Of Terrestrial
Magnetism: studies Of Q COM
mittee on radio astronomy
5000
Federation Of American So
sisties for Experimental Biology
Milton o. Lee. secretary; ma
tional register Of scientific and
technical personnel in biology
el2.500.
Howard University-David T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
Richmond Attorney
To Be Almond Aide

RICHMOND. Aug. 10 Dr.
Reno S. Harp III, Is, Of Rich
mond today was named an assist
ant Attorney General Of Virginia
Mr.. Harp, who was graduated
from the Washington and Lee
University law school this spring
has been assigned general duties
in Attorney General Almonds
office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
Washington County
Jobs and Pay Increase

HAGERSTOWN. Aug. 10 tSpe-
ciaD Employment and payrolls
in Washington County are show
ing an increase over last year,
the Chamber of Commerce re-
ports.
In July Of this year there were
27,7S7 persons employed In the
city and county with a monthly
payroll of $8,716,881. compared
to employment of 26.452 in July
OF last year and a payroll Of
$8,189,539.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19

ton, Arlington regional chair
man; John w. Ayers, 1401 North
Kenilworth street, Arlington
and Mrs. Paul B. Roenberger
1900 North Herndon street Arl-
Iington, Arlington vice chairmen
Also, Boru Newman. Turkey
Run road, Mclean. Va, Fairfax
regional chairman, and Col
George Edward Slower. 431s
Townsley avenue, Temple Hills
Md, Prince Georges County
neighborhood zone chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
LoureI Boys Ponies Win
2 Prince Georges Titles

Bambi; 2, Pinocchio; 8, Bundle Bee; 4
Junior modified Olympic. Edge
wood; 2, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Hall
mans stars and Stripes; 3, Jeff Rice
Tar Baby; 4, Catch Me.
Small pony modified Olympic
Sauce Box; 2, Thane Of Wales; 3, Bambi
4. Beauty.
:, Medium pony modified olympic--1
4. Pop Corn
Large pony working hunters
Trinket; 2. Becky Ashley's Farmingtol
swaps; 3, Thumbs Up; 4. Sandstone,
Small pony champion-Bambi. /.
points, reserve-Sauce Box, 10 points
Medium pony Observation-Disclosures
points; reserve-Humidity tiled will
Large pony ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Il
points; reserve-Trinket, 10 points.
Junior champion - Edgewo0d 1,
points; reserve--Catch Me. 9 points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
Ray, zoology department, $500.
Library Of Congress

Ray, zoology department. $500.
Library Of Congress
Library Of Congress = John
Sherrod; reference center for re-
ports on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
scientific research. $17,5OO.
National Academy Of Sciences
Bert Kaplan. executive secre-
tary, Committee on Primary
Records, National Research
Council; need for preserving
primary scientific records, $10,-
900. Robert C. Stephenson, exec
Iutive director; operation of the
American Geological Institute,
$4,000.
National Academy Of Sciences
National Research Council
Howard L. Bevis, chairman, Ma
tional Committee for the Devel-
opment Of Scientists and Engi-
neers, $4,000. S. D. Cornell,
executive director, chemical-bio-
logical coordination center,
$22,500 M H. Trytten, director
Office Of Scientific Personnel:
doctorate survey, $22,35O. and
scientific manpower survey, $50
Wet satellites. SLIPS.
FeIlOwships for Teachers
Science Service Watson
Davis; fellowships for science
teachers. $4,000.
Smithsonian Institution-Fred
L. Whipple. director of astro-
physical observatory; support OF
publication entitled New Hori-
zons," $1,000.
The Atomic Energy Commits
sion has announced "a life SCI
ence contracts in the fields of
medicine. biology and biophysics,
They include renewal Of con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19

tracts to two Washington insti-
buttons as follows:
Smithsonian Institution-bio-
chemical investigation Of radiant
energy; r. B. Withrow, investi-
gator.
Georgetown University-devel-
opment Of kaleidoscope tech
niques for counting bacteria in
water; w. c. Hess, investigator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
Bunks Double Interest

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Aug
18 (SpeciaD Doubling of inter-
est rates on savings accounts
from one to two per cent--was
announced today by all foul
banks here, The increase will
be retroactive. to July /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
|Segregotionist Leader
Threatens School Strike
By PAUL HOPE
Star stan Correspondent

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Aug ia Washington segrega-
zionist said today he would organize school strike here if the CITY
is required to ntegrate its schools
The strike threat made by Kaspe leader of the
Seaboard White Citizens Council at rally Mcintyre Park
Lack OF an audience held the rally for minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
Homeowners to Meet

The August meeting Of the
Homeowners Federation Of Ar
lington will be held at 8 pm.
Tuesday at st. Marks church,
26th and North Glebe road. Ar
llington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
DC. Scientific Groups
Get $324,85O in Grants

National Science Foundation announced yesterday 10
amounting to $32050 to District OF Columbia institutions
for the support of science
The largest grants 100000 awarded Georgetown
University Dort director Of its Institute of
and Lngucs for research in mechanical translation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
Key Appointments Made
In United Givers Drive

Key appointments TO the United Gvers and its cam
paign organization were announced yesterday by
fund president.
The fund will hold its first package campaign October
with goal OF $66 million. It combines 1872 local national
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-13
CORINTH

Berlin H. Wilhelm, principal of
the local elementary school has re-
turned to his duties after an illness
of several weeks Mr. Wilhelm be-
came i'll on September "a, and was
taken to Preston Memorial hos
pital. i'm KngWoOd, where he I'M
dcrWCnt major operation. Mrs.
Lou CaSScday and Mrs Ida Ben
son substituted during his absence.
Perfect Attendance
The following boys and girls had
perfect attendance record for the
first nine weeks of school. Donna
BoWSer. Donnie BoWser Alice
Corlc, Mary Friend, James Hanger.
Carolyn Stemple. Jamie Elsey
Bonnie Hanger. Shirley Rode
HEAVIER. Linda Upole, Fred Friend,
Vida Groves, John Jackson, Rob
ert Snyder. Dora Stemple. David
Syruws. David Trout Robert Bow
ser, Thomas Hardesty, Delphia
ROdeheaver, Darl Shaffer, Eliza
beth Friend Janet Hanger Linda
Kisner, Hilda Morgan, Claudia
Rodeheaver, Linda Stemple, Mary
Stemple and Sue Trout.
P.-T.A. Will Meet
The regular monthly meeting of
the local P.-T.A. will be held on
Monday evening, December IT, at
7:3O A program in keeping with
the Christmas season will be pre-
Sented
The P.-T.A. group recently pur-
chased a set of reference books
for the school A new steel NOV
able bookcase was also purchased
for the set of books, and earlier in
the term two additional bookcases
had been placed in the school.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-13
UNDERWOOD

The Youth Fellowship will pre-
sent their Christmas program and
play entitled, The Cradle" at the
Underwood church. on Sunday eve
ming. December %, and again
Christmas night December 25
Mrs. Wilbert Sliger fell at her
home on slippery porch and had
the misfortune to fracture an arm.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Canaan and
sons, and Grace Hebb were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Ezra Lee and family.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Graham
spent the weekend with home
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fulk
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ora
ham, and did some deer hunting
Mrs. Daisy Graham had eight deer
hunters al her house during the
week and four of them were lucky
enough to get deer
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Knots and
mother, Mrs Washington Fike. and
Mr., and Mrs. Foster Tusng, of
Davis, w. Va, spent Saturday as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Sliger and Mrs. Mary Hardcsty
ANN. anu wi =. IIuNll ID DIX vi
Terra Alta, w. Va. were Saturday
afternoon callers on the Sligcr
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Canaan were
Monday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Soeltcr.
Charles. Raymond and Carl
Spencer, who are employed in Bal
timorc. spent the weekend with
home folks, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Spencer.
Wednesday evening supper guests
Of Mr. and Mrs Asa NCthkcn were
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Shillingburg
of EglOn, w. Va and Mrs. Flor
ence Ridder
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fulk and
son. Ronnie, spent the Weekend
with Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Fulk.
Tom Miller, John Burick and
Kenneth LantZ Garfield Heights.
o., spent the week of deer season
with the latters aunt Mrs. Myrtle
Fulk and family.
Mrs. Carrie Shaffcr. Mrs. Mar
garet Morris, Mrs. Jessie Fulk and
Mrs NADIA Nethken spent Tuesday
i'll Clarksburg, w. Va, Christmas
shopping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13
Bar Unit Studies
Legal Procedures
OF Government

A comprehensive study of lega
services and procedures in ths
Federal Government was under.
taken last night by the admin.
strative law section Of the Dis.
trict Bar Association.
The section. at its annual bust.
ness meeting in the Hotel Stnt.
Ter held a four-man panel dis.
cuSsion to air report made BY
the parent group concerning rec.
concentrations by the Hoover
Commission in those fields.
, Following future studies, tn,
section will report its opinions t.
the full association.
The psnelists were John. w
Gragun, former chairman Of thu
American Bar Association Law
section; Rufus G. Poole. present
chairman. Gerard D. Reilly. for,
mer chairman Of the Nationa
Labor Relations Board: and Ash.
ley Sellers, formerly Of the De.
partments of Justice and Agri.
culture.
/ Donald c. Beelar. formeI
chairman Of the administrative
law section of the District Bal
Association. was moderator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13
GRAHAM
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on the two Queens. the Eliza
beth and the Mary" husband
Dick Powell told me. They'll be
quite a package with the two
children, nurse and secretary.
Josh Logan is holding up some
of his Bus Stop" for a wonder
full passenger-Verna Felton,
until she completes her TV sea-
son in December Bride" 1t
would take too long to list all
Vernas roles, but she was also
Mrs. Odetts in "AIy Little Margie''
on radio, and the neighbor to
Betty Fields in Picnic" Verna
is a grandmother and earns 20
times more a year than some
Of the more publicized stars.
Van Heflin is the incest hus-
band. When Wife Frances moved
the family back into their home
here. she found a 1856 white
convertible waiting for her in
the driveway. Vans Patterns"
picture is a hit.
~
Danny Kaye is off to Europe
over the SAS North Pole route
I hear the smorgasbord on the
trip is drooly-which reminds
me that one Copenhagen reStau-
rant has more than 700 varieties
of snacks to choose from. I'd
have to train for that one.
Richard Burton is the best
thing in Alexander the Great
He's completely believable. Crit
notwithstanding; My son, aged
10, said there was too much love
stuff in it. while my daughter
Is. said there wasn't enough.
Anita Ekberg, always a crate
full girl. is crediting her sudden
jump to fame to her role as the
beautiful Helene in War and
Peace" Isn't she overlooking her
natural charms?
Frank Lovejoy, back from
Texas, reports that Dallas now
has only a five-day week. "A
wealthy Texan decided to buy
up Saturday and Sunday for
himself" he explains.