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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

Fiscal 1859 Cstarts next July
D-New York avenue from
Seventh street NV. to First
street NE: Eleventh street
NV. from Kenyon to Monroe;
Union Station Plaza.
Fiscal l96O-Southeast free
way from Eleventh street to
Barney circle Ito 1882: Mount
Vernon Square.
Fiscal 1861 - Ninth street
NV. from Pennsylvania avenue
to g street.
Fiscal 1862 = Seventh street
S.W. from c street to Maine
avenue: Maine avenue S.W.
from Seventh street; Eleventh
street NV. from Vermont av-
enue to Florida avenue: hide
pendence avenue S.W. from
South Capitol street to First
street.
Fiscal 1868 - Fourteenth
street NV. from Pennsylvania
avenue to New York avenue;
Florida avenue NV. from Sec
ond street to Georgia avenue.
II Other Jobs Listed
In addition to these projects,
Mr.. Robertson submitted to
Gen. Lane a list Of IA highway
projects which will cross car
lines and therefore require
street repaving.
Those in the current fiscal
year involve Columbia road,
Vermont avenue, Harvard, Irv-
ing, Kenyon and Fifth streets
and Eastern avenue. all in the
Northwest. and part Of the in
ner loop freeway. Others. sched-
uled for later years. are the
Southwest freeway, New York
avenue NV. the Glover-Arch-
bold parkway, the currently
controversial link with Route
240 and other portions Of the
inner loop.
The M street repaiving prof.
ect, inquiries indicated. isn't
likely to bring abandonment
of the car tracks east Of Wis
consin avenue, which serve the
Cabin John and Friendship
Heights lines. Tracks west of
Wisconsin are no longer used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
Army HeIicopters
Get Indian Names
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
The Army announced yes
terday a new policy of naming
its eight types of helicopters,
its flying platform and several
types Of light airplanes for
Indian tribes.
A spokesman said Mai. Gen.
Hamilton Howe, director of
Army aviation, selected the
names-to replace numerical
designations-in order to pro-
vide more colorful titles and
to eliminate confusion and re-
duce the likelihood Of numeri-
cal error.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

c1lARs
Obviously q man unimpressed
by high-blown verbiage, Mr..
Tobriner has evidenced in his
five years on the board a d.
rect approach to school policy
which serves as a stabilizing
influence in situations which
might otherwise founder on
the rocks of controversy.
Yet he is ready to hear out,
consider and resolve, if neces-
sary. differing points of view.
Sentimental About Safe
In the law office he shared
with his late father, Leon
Tobriner, who died at 81 in
1858 as Washington's oldest
practicing attorney, the elder
advocates huge ornate old safe
occupies a prominent position.
1.-The damn thing doesn't
work." Mr.. Tobriner says, but
I'm sentimental"
Typical of his undramatized
approach is his sizeup of his
Forthcoming year as head of
the board.
This will be simply another
year in the long pull in the
same direction-toward the
goal Of bringing up educational
attainment levels"
Important Need
The schools most important
need, in his view, is to bring
up the educational level of
students who were in Division
2-the colored schools-under
the segregated system, so that
District pupils can meet and
surpass the national norms.
That is a problem that is
going to occupy us for many
years." he predicts.
Il think buildings are Sec
ondary to teachers. I would far
rather have smaller classes in
an overcrowded building than
large classes adequately housed
Perhaps this is an unortho-
dox thought. so far as profess
sional educational theory goes"
Mr.. Tobriner continues, "but if
l had my way about it. think
might reverse the pupil
teacher ratios-provide the 25-
to-one that is now standard for
the highschools in the elemen-
tary schools, and the 34.6 cur
rent ratio in the elementary
schools for the high schools"
3 R's-Plus
Though he believes the
schools must do more than
simply teach children to read
and write and count, he con-
siders the three RS an impera.
tive basis for further education
More than once, Mr.. Tobriner
has introduced resolutions to
the school board for an outside
review and appraisal Of the
reading program in the schools
here, but SO far they have been
tabled.
Mr.. Tobriner recalls finding
that his own daughter had a
reading difficulty undiscovered
in public school here. She was
moved to a private school, but
his son was sent to the public
schools.
AS for migration itself, Mr..
Tobriner helped draw up the
policy statement which the
board has followed.
migration
He believes the mechanics of
indignation now have been sue
cessfully effectuated. He told
the board at its latest meeting:
ITO my mind. there is a very
heatening spectacle of white
and colored uniting before us
in an endeavor to raise the
level Of education and to pro-
vide better facilities for all OF
our children"
Mr.. Tobriner views with re-
greet what he sees as a grow
ing tendency on the part Of
parents to shed their obliga-
tons to take UP functions they
should perform.
II think some parents ex-
pect the schools to teach good
manners. provide some kind Of
religious background, instruct
their children and set examples
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
Head of School Board
Ready for His New Job
BY HARRIET GRIFFITHs

The District Board Of Education's president calls to
mind the busy in the old saying who the
pendabe prospect for accomplishing still another chore
Tall, friendly Walter N. Tobriner an attorney whose in
terests firmly rooted in Washington committed to an
impressive list Of civic duties besides his school board leader
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
Open Heurths

cLEvELAND.-About IS per
cent Of the steel produced IN
the United States is made BY
the basic open hearth method.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
THE SUNDAY STAR A-19

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SUNDAY. JULY 7, laa7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
Christian Science On Rsdio-

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26

tceufinved from Page u
PART
PoLiCE OFFICERS SUPERFICIAL EXAMINATIONS
Or THE MURDERER Is DAYS AFTER TIE
MURDER. AND FOUND IsiM INNOCENT
That IS HON. TIE DEVILS ADAMS And EYES
hApopuese FUNCTIONS. VINO HAVE NOT BEEN
LIBERATED FROM TIE DEVIL ,-ASunaAl MAG
NEnsA-iN The FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS
ckiPPlEs AID AL RELIGION. PHILOSOPHY
rfsERAPeUHcS. EDUCATION. CULTURE TrNpGsasc
LEADERSHIP. OUTSIDE o. THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MOVEMENT. ny GREATEST AID ONLY
PueE AID MATURE, AID coskplETE ReLscsops
ND uERAteUTBcS-"ThE PREDeSUDeED.
EVENTUAL. TIE one And TIE ONLY RElieaoM
Ao DHEkAPeUDcs -. -oe Al RACES 40
PEOPLES, HERE AND HEREAFTER Toos-JEsus
kknoG TIE PERFECT mooEl CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
S5EP ~ STEP. MERE AID HEREAFTER- Al
HUMAN nEzpsoS WILL OWING TO suFFERr,6c. sEex
Az escAeE FROM TIE pEuLy ASus-cSsRfsT.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
Jackie Robinson Gives
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PART
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IT Is T1s =G--Es wT-r4sN kE n+7o DoErH TIE
WOKE.
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LAVE - Dow Want fTr
caSLg NJ ND s-ENsLsLE. ENccksARAslE.
IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT.
Af-B-- ~ re INCREASING MOMENTUM WILL
E-rEc- TIE -ELLiNc o. TIE NATIONS zsse4sfisn.
-5.s Fulfilling T--E OLD TESTAMENT SCRIP
TIRE --L7 --ESE STALL e WARS No MORE.
ciN SOLVE --s PROBLEM o. BASEBALL sLUhPS
TIER Purely rsyc-9cL ocscLL. METAPHYSICAL
S-L--s * ABSOLUTELY SUBJECT TO cfylNElY
SCIENTIFIC. CHRISTINE. SPIRITUAL THINKING.
DlSc4>-NE PRAYERS. AND STUDY o. AuTssoR-
LED CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LITERATURE WEgcH
LiSE7LTEs TIE 3oLy SCRIPTURES FROM The
ksc- ykTlRy, SPIRITUAL ADULTERY o. TIE
FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS czIPPlES- LIKE
WISE LisE7l-Es TIE NoN-c-slsTlAk SCIENTISTS
FROM The DEsgL-LtslvAl NAGNETfSkA
~ AL Ts4sIPFUT1cs. EDUCATION. CULTURE. -
essiss.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
Oral Roberts, Sunday Jan. Is.
Presented Transcription Of His
Appearance In Detroit A Number
OF Months Ago

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26

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uAl OsRrsTlIKE O. cNsuPREsEHr HEAVEN AssD
ETEkxA LIFE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26

RUBBER CHECK e. 80. fer sioloo
Psymsns ssspps6 On crsticsss Anso;r. er.r~h - -
o<6ved esnk ' ~ -
ne Dssvsh Free Press sy,in listed s,oy.c - e~,.
o'on snsss fhsir regular caption -RAp ctzEcKs-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
Oief Ids 2 VIZ Let Suspect f

rrss Press
nusuusus OF nnswwsr G. Ls.s "Wednesday dsfsndsd
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sAsyw JaAmn eAesa - ssys sfs~ me sranss and ss'r-
inusua hFn . ssnpocA
Eae sesrrisss IL Hiram Phipps and SGT Charles {.
Perry hufh Of r&e Fsoaics6e Bureau rive Of or Rep
,ficerx"
q am Of me opinsn fhsf these officers fv'fsd fhss
elrses an q credrsbe manner" Lane Sand
They are 5s criticized Lane ADDED i Can find
NC fsu sirh Is Far concerned Singer CHECKED
,vr sr1srIiy al that and fbe mstsr esossd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
Christian Science Tv. and Radio
Presentations Par Excellence!

lnte--si sorsT ns-so---sss1 -agrsi-e hss6scex 70.
hes-- ssrS',r grown affecting ONE PERSON
BEAUTIFUL TEs-BcNy Mr. sGsxevsH t4srv7u M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
Paris Claims US. Corners 3iniu|
Shows :"

GOD TO MS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
COMING FROM PARIS, The ASSERTION MERITS
PRArERFUL CONSIDERATIONS
PARIS CLAIMS U. S. CORNERS SINFUL SHOWS
tchics9o Tribvne)
PARIS. Jan i7-Paris may oonnose nsvghfiness and
wirkedness Americans but these esys Psrssns feel ell
steir sinful shows fhe label Made in v. s. A.
Three American psys-Tennessee William Cat On
Hot Tin Rocf~ William Fsylxners Requiem for Nun
and Erskne csid~es Gods Lifls Acre"-hsve outraged
French moral sensbilties
The Cat Hos Tin Roof" received fhe strongest
eondemnssion- Critics called Williams drama vile.
pvtrd. disgusting, ct eefera
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26
Nervous Breakdown"

Evangelist Ei, Graham ANSWERS. and
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
IT IS The TEMPORARY MENTAL JAM. IN
BELIEF. OCCURRING TO THE ADAM-EvE, ANTI
CHRIST ECO AND PSYCHOLOGY. DEMONSTRATING
TO The SUFFERER AND OBSERVERS THE APPROACH.
OR ACTUAL ARRIVAL OF MANS EXTREMITY
GODS OPPORTUNITY!
NERVOUS BREAKDowNs" CAN OCCUR ONLY
TO ADAMS AND EYES WHO HAVE NOT BECOME
NY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRIsTLlKE CHRISTIAN
scIEkTIsTsl
A seesled CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST MAY HAVE
NERVOUS BREAKDOWN. HE MAY HAVE A CANCER
she writer knows Of Christian Science practitioner who
died Of same years BUT ALL ARE NOT FULL
PLEDGED CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. EVEN THOUGH REC
ocklzED AS SUCH
Pages and s7 Of the Christian Science textbook define
and state fhe requirements Of being Christian Scientist
And remember, Jesus is the perfect model-"THE WAY
THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFET
Mrs Eddy-My highest Representative since Jesvs-Ass
frequently stated her position accordingly FOLLOW YOUR
LEADER ONLY 50 FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS CHRIST.
But don't overlook the paramount fast Of perfect
first esvse-cod. Creator. Psrenf-ovr -FATHERMoTHER
GOD. ALL+iARMoNous" CALL NO NAN (.
FATHERS per substance Infinite Spirit az
eivdns rnsfter." the mortal sheVghf My-THn!
THERE IS ONLY ONE REAL CREATION AND
uNveRsE-FlEsHlEss- IJs-MATERiAL, SPIRITUAL.
CHRISTINE. Externally, COMPLETELY Popu-
LATED ThEREWiTH- s-A-TIu-RATI-N-c The ONE
UNIVERSE WITT oVAiPREsEkT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE, ~ WHICH ALL or you FIND YOUR
True BEING. MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
REJECTING NY owSlPoTENcE oNklsciENcE
oMNiPREsENcE. oNNlAcTloN-AN OUTLOOK or
BLISS, TRULY. YES?
nv ANSWER
BY Billy Graham Free Press,
why are 50 mary people hsviog NERVOUS BREAK.
OONhs IN fhese dsys2 " would that with su tss
sdsrn cenvenenoes and lsborssvins devices that Is
evstn 70 be easier fran in fhe ~ssd dsyx~-A G.
NERVOUS ereskdo~ns, IS understand II, are Of two
types One brought by physical and mental sst;oue
and me ether sy psscse forces real or insoned Co.,
ssn'y nervous breakdown tragic hino reo,rdess
81 me cause o. contributing factors
These are dsys CT frenzed activity Many peop,s ~ork
hare 70 make ends meet srd cutie osn hear Of men ON,
h'd fse or mere Jobs Obviously. these people don't o.,
ma resi- fhey need and physical mental breakdown /.
inevitable
O7ner people very undviy about fine temporal affair.
o. me On an cd dispidssed once read II am aid
sne hsvs hsd many treUb'es but most Of them never han
peasd~ '''r
~err's~~ makes life desbsy hard, and he sxer,x
s~rns srs'n On hrs system often re<u,;,s In
s0e o. breakdown Jesus words Sock W f;rx, N. L;,,
90" 81 God and ell these things shall b sdssd vc,o vo
soooo Psyshissrse sesies fror shs Msssr Of life
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-26

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TI-4ssxLA-e syFFocGTgcs0 DIE 10 TOO MocH
sExsuoDs MISCONCEPTIONS O. RELIGION TasERA
FeyTcs EsTEE1ABs&E5H. EDUCATION
oATuRE. se<.uss. 1ssss II. Pniss 81 nsn mss fhsr
so<NlED fEAAw-'1NsxoM SATAN f4ATh
Do<Ssc-HsSasEEED EAs ~ TIE MAGNIFICENT
MAsrADGSy O. TIC CHRIST As EcHsrrED BY
Sesp< AND eRAsD MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
csARAcTEks DoaM TIE ASEs.
TO TIE YOUNG PEOPLE O. TODAY ysy ssrs hsvs
srrsp sssa 81 issr -hnse 81 MY eoex
chn<sn onsk.-za hiDtsE 4 m p~s 2ooc yssrs-
Chris -. ss M.y BsE Easy-ARE SUPERIOR TO
AL O751Ekz
Ds& Jss>s ND Nnry 8~ks Edsy szthlsees MORAL
COURAGE TIE LION O. TIE MESSIAH TRIBE or
IDA TIE Knee o. TIE MENTAL REALN's-s&H
GOO. pscTATED TO ms EDDY III TIE CHRIS
TnN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
THERE IS TOO nEscH AssashA COURAGE IN
SOCIETY Nd NOT SUFFICIENT MORAL COURAGE,
PART
HOWEVER 20 FREEDOM o. TIE WILL
ssunFar<y Bss.- rsule hrssH srsrn me
srvfs psychaasgv ~ tsey~oea Ns~ York me enser-
tsnnsrf world IN gsnr.E
Les Angeles rs generously pspuissss wrh Christian
Seisncs CHURCHES Chrissian Science
Hunpkrsy Besss osYAs hsse arsessps6 thzs DsvTkELY
aAsTERFUl THINKING possession Of hesven
md sssrnss fHe HERE And WOW,
And IN she case q ~ beloved Dsypnser Reveistos,
Sscuessx kasssr. Chris replace
- ENFORCE me Chris, she lived unss her Pom year.
Shs hor suppesss death bed me age Of As
February. ls6k
Bs -fhirs ssy- NY bessvse Dsvynser Rsvesser
Mrx Eady. turned fran sesrs rsesI psychology q
ss Assh-snS THE FLESH PRo7TETH NOTHING
Jesus - $3.50 sis ehss-Msss. On 9, W tsrv Q.
An9 shsa fer ske frH time. Masters command 10
f-s . bed win me psisy-RfsE UP AND Walk
ressersd end m krx Easyrs Sinking she resel
And ced, inssnsasS NY dscssfsn NY beloved Mary
inss h~ soth yssr,-Ans fvfss 81 Johns prophecy
in Rsveistsen she woMaN~ WIS wssid bring forth
psrspkrssse ~ Ms Easy fhusiy
CHRIST. GODS IDEA WILL EVENTUALLY RULE
ALL NATIONS AND PEoPLEsINPERATVELY.
ABSOLUTELY. FEkAllY-MTH DIVINE
scEkcET
eocART DIES or CANCER
MOVIE TOUCH Guy TELLS WIFE. 'eooDsy KID
Trss Press,
HOLLYWOOD AHvmphsey eossrs. sf.er ssyine
vim prsnsniea. ~seedby. kid" No vide Lauren BsesI
asd ssrsy kendsy u his horne ser ii-nonsA hsttis
sSsina
Ths osess-winnsns movie touch yvy 81 for ronss sed
his seessrs he fen he could lick sens fh.t
rsvsslsd when he epsssed for cancer q fhe
esephssps Last March.
sst sssis sppsrsnsiy serssd NE end sstvr.
ay night
sid Dr. Nschssi Flynn ms fine he pvt his hand On her
~m and nvrmvsd in has familiar brssqpe fashion -ceeS-
BY kid
Ths sesss Last words his wife svndsy ,er
ing 70 ssks fhs kis 70 ssssy school bring fire papers
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Japan, Russia
-Siqn Truce Pact

TOKYO, Dec 6 lRa-Japan
and the Soviet Union today
signed a commerce treaty ex-
pected TO more than quadruple
their trade to $28 million a
year each way.
The signing at the japanese
Foreign Once followed almost
three months Of negotiation.
The treaty becomes effective
after il Is ratified by the Japa-
nese Diet (Parliament. which
meets later this month. and the
Soviet government.
In the first nine months OF
this year Japanese exports "a
Russia totaled S4.l70.000. while
the Soviets sent $S.l90. 600
worth OF goods to Japan.
The new pact did not fix the
amount OF trade. but Russia
agreed to sell Japan timber
manganese and chromium ore
crude oil, precious metals. non.
ferrous metals. fertilizer. chem.
Ilcal products, raw textiles. ma.
ichinery, motion pictures. books
and publications. records anc
D'.sundry" goods.
Japan viii send the Sovietl
ships. rolling. stock. machinery
and equipment. electric equip
ment and Installations marini
products. steel ana .nonferroul
METALS. cables synthetic threac
and chemical products. as wei
as motion pictures. books anC
publications. records and sun
dries
Evening star., 1957-12-06

Maj. Edward Metcalfe. the besl
man at his wedding.
"That makes a difference
the spokesman said.
The Court has officially ig-
nored the Duchess since Ed
ward WI abdicated his throne
TO marry her. She visits Brit
ain occasionally with him but
on those trips they remain In
seclusion with friends.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Girord Sails With Wife;
T Treoted as Ordinary GI

Candy got q lower -deck cahlr
with three other wives.
The soldier from Ottawa. III.
was convicted last month oi
the fatal shooting ON anAfmy
firing range Of q Japanese
woman scrap collector and WA
given . tllree-year suspended
sentence. Japan's insistence
on trying him set on q furer u
the United State. which for Z
time threatened TO impair Jap-
anese American relations.
0irard win 60 from San
Francisco 10 Fort Sheridan. III,
His enlistment expires January
n but he may be discharged
before that. Because Of hif
conviction he was denoted
from specialist third class 10
private.
Itsuro Hayashl. the japanese
criminal lawyer who defended
0irard, bade farewell to the
couple at the dock. He shook
hands with the solder and
exchanged bows with Candy. a
2S-year -old former bar girl.
Evening star., 1957-12-06

YOKOHAMA. Japan. Dec. 9
ltP9.--GI William s. oirard, ac-
cofnpanied by his Japanese
wife. sailed today for home and
an Army discharge.
The 22-year-old Illinois pri-
vate and Haru Candy dirard
were the last Of o77 military
passengers TO board the trans
port Gen. A. +. Anderson. The
l8. .OO0-ton troopship Is due in
San Francisco about December
II6.
The couple made no farewell
appearance at the rail for the
host Of newsmen and photogra-
pliers on the docks below. An
Army press officer explained:
Hes probably In the hold
already. This isa Navy opera
ton and they aren't giving any
VIP treatment to any private.
From now on Girard is Just
like anybody else"
Girard was assigned TO q
compartment in the hold with
six other soldiers and airmen,
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Solid Rock Discovered
In South Pole Soundinqs

parently rises 0O3 feet above
sea level.
This information was OBJ
tanned by the Rev. Daniel
Linehan. a Boston College
seismologist. and a Navy crew
They set of three shots of
high explosives in a 600-foot
line near the ring OF oil barrels
that marks the South Pole. The
explosions sent earthquake
like waves down to bounce OF
the rock and echo back to cleo
tronic photo recorders.
Father Linehan Is trying TO
determine whether the Ant
arctic might be q group Of
islands bridged over by ice
rather than a continent. Some
earlier soundings in other parts
Of the Antartic have disclosed
ice reaching below sea level.
The finding Of solid rock
here supported the theory that
at least the heart Of Antarctica
is not Just a great sea covered
with ages Of Zee and snow
Further tests are planned tc
determine the size. shape and
heights OF the buried land.
The priest few to the South
Pole from McMurdo Sounc
earlier today with Rear Ad'
miral George J. Dufek. com
mander Of Operation Deep
freeze III. and Internationa
Geophysical Year scientist
and newsmen. Father Linehal
conducted the first mass eve
held at the South Pole befor'
his tests.
Admiral Dufek raised
United States nag that haI
flown over the White Hous
and was sent down BY Senate
Goldwater. Republican Of Ari
zona.
The admiral also delivered /,
I Pale Mogensen, Of Alexandris
!. Va, scientific leader Of tn
polar station. q young husk,
dog named Blizzard TO replac
Bravo. the dog that spent tn
last polar winter here.
Evening star., 1957-12-06
Symphony Conductor
RESIGNS in Baltimore

BALTIMORE. Dec. 6 H9.--
Massimo Freccia. conductor Of
the Baltimore Symphony since
1852, has resigned.
The 5i-year-old Italian born
musician said he wished TO
broaden my scope by accepting
many offers to appear through
out the year as guest conductor
Of the major symphonies Of Eu-
rope"
DR.. Bernard Brach. president
Of the Symphony Orchestra AS
sociation said no successor
would be named Immediately
Evening star., 1957-12-06

frequent Trips % London from
his home outside Paris. But
this was the first time since
Elizabeth became Queen in
1881 that the palace had an
nounced such a visit.
Does this mean the windsors
are now to be restored to a
place in English life?" asked a
columnist in the Daily Mail.
"Will they take a house in Eng
land and return from an exile
that has lasted 81 years?"
The palace announcement
yesterday said: The Duke Of
Evening star., 1957-12-06

Windsor. who returns to Paris
tonight at the end Of his short
visit to London. had tea with
the Queen and the Duke Of
Edinburgh this afternoon,
A palace spokesman agreed
that the announcement was
unusual certainly" but
pointed out that this time the
Duke was making q trip to
England for q definite pur-
pose" He came over to attend
the funeral Of his old friend.