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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
BY CHARLES YARBRoUGH

The vastness Of the United
States rolled beneath lis like a
strip map on a player piano.
Such was the way the giant
hand Of the common mans Jet
age squeezed the continent down
to 22S minutes travel time yes
terday.
In fantastic preview of COM
mercial air transportation Boe-
ing's four-jet TOT shot AZ Of us
non-believers and a iubilant
crew Of 10 from Seattle to Bal
timore in a record 8 hours and
48 minutes.
The time clipped 10 minutes
OF the Tors only other trans
continental dash and was only
three minutes over the time set
by a one-man F-84 jet fighter
which few 100 miles less.
Only ~ of Runway Used
The handsome brown and
canary-yellow sky giant planted
its aviation milestone at Balti-
more's Friendship airport, using
only 5000 feet of l0.OOO-foot
runway as its passengers and
spectators applauded.
Baltimore gladly accepted the
honor because National airport
couldn't and Idlewild wouldn't.
At one point, the sleek craft
attained a speed of sos miles an
hour, streaking over the Nation
at attitudes UP to $4,000 feet.
Riding it was like sitting in a
vacuum of comfort. no noiSerI
than snow tires on dry paving
There Is no sensation Of immense
speed, yet even from that alti-
tude. the countryside moves right
along.
1t was flight to make veteran
pilots and air travellers feel like
adventuresome little boys and
one leaving only the angels with
out envy.
Balances Coins on Table
1t was a journey during which
William Randolph Hearst con-
WINGED himself that there was no
vibration by balancing cigarettes
and coins on his table.
1t was a fight during which
a playful wag balanced a full
cup Of coffee on my head until
personal tremors spilled 1t.
Too. it was a trip that "hyp-
Noticed" American Air Lines
Pilot Sam Saint, whose 10 years
Of flying never included Jets
until yesterday.
'Fantastic-out of this world"
minimized Mr.. Saint, normally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12

M. (Tex) Johnston used only
5000 feet Of Boeing's lO.OOO-foot
runway on the takeoff at Seattle.
AT the time, the big swept-wing
craft had a gross weight of 191,-
5Sl pounds. including 1887 gall
Ions Of fuel weighing 8l.37T
pounds.
The takeof probably and the
landing certainly could have
been made on Nationals 6.720-
foot runway. but the takeoff
would have been cutting the
thing pretty thin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
Jet Sky Giant Squeezes
Continent to Map Size

Ia man of conservative superla-
tives.
But unless we have better air
traffic control planning, these
airplanes are going to be in
service before We have the facil-
tiles to handle it-and that
includes airports."
Actually. Boeign Pilot Albert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
Actress Sheree North
And Husband Part

HOLLYWOOD. Mar. IL (R.-
Actress Sheree North. and hel
writer husband. Bud Freeman
have separated.
The rift occurred about &
month ago but was not made
known until yesterday.
''It's true we have separated,
Sheree acknowledged. That.
about all there is to, say at the
moment"
They were married February
II. 1855, in Quartsite. Ariz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
How hard do
you huff and puff
for money?

Here you are getting up early in the morning, rapidly
dsposng of breakfast and galopng off to work What
for? To living of And takes considerable
.hqfang and putting to earn enough, doesn't it?
Gould you use some help? 1t may be right at your elbow
Or in your pocket It's that part of your income left over
after the bills paid and family emergencies are pro-
vided for. Why don't you turn in your mind The
following five fruitful ideas about how that surplus cash
might add to your income:
Idea Investment common stock on the New York
Stock Exchange makes you partowner of the company
whose stock you buy This that while you work for
one company you par-owner of another AS
may share through dividends, in the profits it may
make. If it grows the value of your investment may
grow along with it. (You don't have to be rich-two out
of three shareowners have incomes under $500 year,
Idea two: Investment in bonds means that you become
creditor of the company. Most bonds carry promise
that you will be paid interest, generally at fixed rate
and at specified date the company will pay back the
amount of the bond.
Idea three: When you invest the old noggn. Stock
prices up and down. like the price of practically every
thing else company may not pay dividends and it may
not grow That's why you need the facts about company
: not tips or rumors that may lead you astray.
Idea four: To your circle of add
broker in any Member Firm of the New York Stock Ex
change You'll find him glad to you and delighted to
put his experience to work for you at cost Let him
advise you about sensible investment program that fits
your circumstances. His job is to help you buy sell
securities.
Idea fve Treat yourself to fascinating reading in
our booklet INVESTMENT FACTS 1t tells you about some
$50 stocks the Exchange that have paid cash div
dends every three months from 20 to 90 years. showing
their dividends and yields And it describes how you can
own your share of American business by investing as
little as $40 every three months up to $1,000 month
-in
Plan Ask your broker for free copy Or send the co-
pon Don't you owe it to yourself to look for ways of
adding to your income without any extra huffng and
putting?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
Money to Burn

1t costs the United States
about 100000 a year to inciner-
ate accumulated amounts of
worn out paper currency.
Evening star., 1957-04-23
Amazing results
proved in three
leading hospitals

Three leading U. S. hospitals
have just completed over a
year Of extensive clinical tests
with a revolutionary new dis
eovery. developed by an
eminent doctor = professor
of medicine at a leading medi-
cal college. The results have
been way beyond all expecta-
tions" for the vast majority Of
sufferers. Users, taking it at
night for the very first time,
reported they woke up in the
morning without arthritis
pain; that stiffness and SWELL
ingof pain-criPpled joints soon
started to be relieved and they
could move around more
freely once again within a
week OF two. The name Of the
discovery is Sustamin ZIP.
How Sustamin 2.12
works!
Sustamin 2.l2 consists OF z
tablets that are so potent you
take them only once every IL
hours. One is a fast-acting
pink tablet. The other is a
revolutionary new Golden"
tablet thar is specially formu-
lated to work actively inside
your body over long periods
Of time >. fighting stiffness
land swelling Of pain-crippled
Joints with IL hours continu.
Gus medication Of the most
defective type so far dis.
covered. Taken according to
directions, Sustamin gives
blessed all day, all night relief
from pain such as you have
Evening star., 1957-04-23
Even Safer Than Aspirin
Astounding Results

After clinical test Of these super
tablets in three leading hospi-
tails, doctors reported the most
astounding results taking place
before their very eyes. For ex-
ample, a 50-year old woman had
advanced arthritis with deform-
tiles of all joints and generalized
pains and swellings. She re-
sponded well to gold therapy,
but continued to have pain and
stiffness at night and in the
morning, not controlled with the
usual aspirin and analgesics.
After taking the new super tab
lets, she had little, if any, COM
plant, and required no addi-
tional medication outside Of the
super tablets.
Patient Goes Back To Work
A 53-year old porter with a low
back pain Of fve months dura-
tion, with most Of the pain ap-
pearing in the morning, started
taking the super tablets. He
experienced almost complete re-
lief from pain after the third
day, had no disability in the
morning, and is now working
without difficulty.
In case after case, patients
who were treated with these
new super tablets strongly re.
sisted switching to other medi.
cations which the hospitals were
also testing at the same time.
Plus Additive Action, Too
The additive action Of these
super tablets permits the ply.
sician to prescribe smaller
amounts Of hormones (when
such medication is indicated),
thus lessening or eliminating
the undesirable side effects Of
hormones so distressing to so
many patients.
Compounded to help the
majority Of arthritic and rheu.
matte victims to a more COM
Portable, useful life, these super
tablets. called Sustamin 2-12,
ore so safe that they require no
prescription, and are now avail
able at any pharmacy. Never
has so much pain relief been
offered for so little. land offered
with q guarantee Of perform
ance-as-promised" or money
refunded.
Evening star., 1957-04-23
RADIO NOTES
Today's Programs

500, WOL-Milton @. Ford
Show: Featured will be Polly
Bergen with selections from
her new album, Bergen
Sings Morgan.
500. WIDOW. WASH-FM-In
the Concert Hall: Verdi, La
Traviata Opera for Orches-
ira; Beethoven. Concerto No.
5 in E Flat Major.
1900. WMAL-FM-Concerto in
E Minor. Opus 64: (Felix
Mendelssohn). David DIST
rakh. violin soloist with the
Philadelphia Orchestra.
$3.50, WMAL-FM - Spanish
Dance Selections: Antonio
and his Dance Company,
Symphony Orchestra. A. Cur
ras, conducting.
900. WMAL - Good Music
Time: Paul Hume offers three
hours OF music with the COM
plete work of Verdi's iii
Travotore."
1O:l5, WWDC - Guest Star:
Connie Boswell takes the
musical spotlight singing
you Brought a New Kind
OF Love to Me-"
Evening star., 1957-04-23

I suffered so much from arthritis
pain in my legs that ] could not walk
for days At a time. This past winter,
] started taking Sustamin 2-l2 and
its my FIRST winter without any leg
pain"
Ms. 2. W. RisSis,, Chicago. III.
Evening star., 1957-04-23
Enjoy Blessed Relief All Day...AI Night!
Famous Aithritis Doctor
Discovers New Type
Golden" TabIet...
So Potent Just Tablets Work All Day..
All Night to Relieve Arthritis inflammation,
Stiffness and Gripping DISABILITIES Due to Pain

never dreamed possible. This
miraculous new 2.tablet for.
mula is already helping
people Of all ages = many Of
whom had suffered for years
to lead more normally
active, pain-free lives again.
There is a very good chance
that il can help you, TOO that
you can actually wake up
Evening star., 1957-04-23
A New Prolonged. Potency
Approach

Now. doctors report remarkable
results with a new medication
that gives sustained relief -.
that helps most sufferers enjoy
a pain-free nights sleep and,
freedom from morning stiffness.
For now a New York arthritis
specialist has, at last, perfected
a super tablet of prolonged po-
tency, that remains active in the
human blood stream as much as
four times longer than other
indications tested; a tablet
that, after two years Of inten-
sive hospital study, provides a
full, twelve-hour period of COM
plete pain relief with just one
dose Of only two tablets: a tablet
that, in actual clinical COMPARE
sons, shows all other analgesics
tested to be only half as effective
at perhaps up to four times the
dosage; a tablet with such anti
rheumatic, anti-arthritic prop
critics that it cools Inflammation
and relieves swelling and Grip
pling disabilities due to pain.
Even Safer Than Aspirin
In addition, these super tablets
are harmless to the heart, liver,
kidneys and other vital organs
when the recommended daily
dosage is taken. Side reactions
such as stomach pain, intestinal
Irritation, dyspepsia, nausea,
vomiting, sour stomach upset,
heartburn and loss of appetite
are relatively non-existent.
Evening star., 1957-04-23
DOES HUMAN
BODY ENJOY PAIN?
Why So Many Get So Little
Sustained Relief from
Even Massive Medication
By H. WALSH

New York, N.Y.(Special Release)
-All doctors, and most arthritis
and rheumatism sufferers know
to their sorrow that the human
body seems actually to enjoy
pain. At least, the human body
rebuffs relief by throwing of
or eliminating from the system
most Of the medication com.
monty taken to ease the agony
Of stiff, swollen, pain-crippled
joints, almost as fast as the
medication is taken.
Massive Doses No Answer
Thus, in any twelve-hour period
Of time, arthritis and rheuma-
tism sufferers must take from
six to twelve or even eighteen
tablets Cup to a massive ninety
grains Of medication) to get, at
best, only hit and run relief that
is invariably and inevitably fol-
lowed by a returning or recur-
renee Of pain. This vicious cycle
OF constant pill-taking ;. ,1ith
its real risks of toricity and
stomach distress !. further
complicates the problem of re-
lieving the pain of arthritis and
rheumatism by disturbing sleep
% vital to effective treatment.
Evening star., 1957-04-23
Be sure you get only
SuStaMlin Pip
GUARANTEE:
No Poin Tomorrow
Morning = or You
Poy Nothing

Ioke su'iomin 2-l2 oeeordins
TO directions on the poekeee
starting tonight. u you do not
woke up relieved Of pain 10
morrow morning If you do
not enjoy blessed relief oil doy
and all night. :. IL siiffnes, and
swelling Of poin-erippled joints
IS not omozinsIy relieved with.
in $ dcys. return unused con.
tents Tor immedioie refund, no
questions osked. This svaron-
Tee opplis, whenever YOU start
sokins Svsiomin.
Evening star., 1957-04-23
Other AM Stations

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Evening star., 1957-04-23
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Midnight. Sundays 1iss an. to midnight.
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Evening star., 1957-04-23

Of arthritis. rheumatism, SCI
atica, bursitis, lumbago, gout
or neuritis, try Sustamin PIP.
1t has helped most sufferers,
in clinical tesrs, as nothing
else could is safer even
than aspirin ;. and must help
you, too : or it costs you
nothing. JUST return unused
package for immediate refund.
Evening star., 1957-04-23

without arthritic or rheumatic
pain the morning after the
very first night you take it.
Make this
amazing test!
If you suffer agonizing pain :
if you can't get about freely,
if your joints or muscles are
stiff and swollen with pain
Evening star., 1957-04-23
ONLY SUSTAMlN 2.12
WITH NEW
GOLDEN" TABLET
CAN GIVE ALL
THESE BENEFITS

as proved by 3 leoding
0rhrifis clinics:
]. Foster lonser.l .losiine poin
relief thon ever before
possible.
2. Continuous round the. .eIoek
relief-with Just z iobIets
daily.
3. Good oII-nieht sleep-undis-
turbed by pain.
4. Amozine relief Of stiffness
and swelling IN poin.erippled
ioints-even first thing in the
morning.
All made possible by the
revolutionary new "coIden"
toblst-ths exclusive
properly Of susrAMIN 2.l2.
Be sure you get only
Sustamin 2.12
Accept no substitutes for Susta.
min 2.l2, for there is no other
product in the world like il.
Only Sustamin 2-l2 can prom
ise you all day, all night relief
from agonizing pain with only
2 revolutionary Super Golden"
Tablets.
, 1957-04-17
Editorial
FESTIVAL CASALS

I'll FESTIVAL CASALS which is being conducted in
Puerto Rico this month will bring to that Island a number
OF the worlds greatest artists, playing some of the worlds
great music. 1t is a tribute to Puerto Rico that so world famed
an artist as Pablo Casals claims his ancestry from that beau
tiful Island, and that MI. CasalS will lead a festival which is
bound to attract thousands of visitors from all over the
world.
IT IS WONDERFUL that Puerto Rico is having such a
Festival. While the cultural aspects Of the festival will bear
fruit no end, there is no question whatever that the economic
gains will be just as great and even more immediate. The
Government Of that Island, with its sights on the future,
launched its Operation Bootstrap, and in so doing left no
stone unturned in finding a way out.
IN CLOSE COOPERATION with steamship, airline
companies, and hotels, the planners Of the Festival worked
out a program which conveniently divided the Festival into
three main portions, thus allowing visitors to take in any or
all programs to suit their needs Of time and taste.
THE VIRGIN LAM stand to enjoy some residual
benefits because many Of the visitors will certainly take adj
vantage Of the nearness for a brief look-see. Too, many OF
our own citizens will want to visit the festival, and share some
of the world great music being rendered SO close by.
PERHAPS THIS MAY offer some incentive for planners
in these Islands to set their sights on bigger and better things.
Perhaps some day, we, too, will see the way to invite inHuen.
tial groups to meet on these shores, and in returning spread
the word Of what may be had here in beauty, scenic beauty
and genuine hospitality.
, 1957-04-17
BY The Governor

The story Of Carnival Time in the Virgin Islands"
with its color and gaiety, steel bands and calypso, is peren-
nialy being told throughout the Caribbean and the United
States. Many people, because of Carnival Time in the Vir-
gin Islands" are becoming increasingly aware of these IS
lands and their charm and beauty.
Carnival Time in the Virgin Islands" is a boon to the
economy of the Islands. Also, it is good for our people, CIV
ing them a brief respite from the trials and tribulations of
the work-a-day world.
I urge every citizen 7of the Virgin Islands to join in our
Tropical Mardi Gras.
NOW THEREFORE, l. WALTER A, GORDON, by vtr-
tue Of the authority vested in me, do hereby set aside and
proclaim the week beginning April q, 1857 and ending
April q, 1857 as Carnival Week"
And / do further proclaim as a special occasion the
period beginning 500 pm, Thursday, April Is, 1857 and end
ing 1900 midnight, Saturday, April q, 1857 for the celebra-
ton of the Virgin Islands Carnival.
And I do further proclaim and declare Friday, April 26,
1857, and Saturday, April q, 1857 as public holidays within
the Virgin Islands of the United States in order that fitting
opportunity may be afforded our people for full participation
in the Virgin Islands Carnival.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of the Government Of the
Virgin Islands Of the United States at Charlotte Amalie, st.
Thomas, Virgin Islands, this fifth day of April, AID, 1857.
Walter A. Gordon
|sEAL Governor
Attest: .1l
Charles K. Claunch
Government Secretary
, 1957-04-17
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
DORIS FLEESON
His Selection as Halls Successor
Would Aid Dewey Wing of G. 0. P.

The form and shape of the
New Republicanism as it looks
toward 1860 are about to be re-
vealed in the expected choice
of H. Mead Alcorn. jr., of
Connecticut as Republican Ma
tional Chairman. Mr.. Alcorn
would succeed Leonard Hall.
who is retiring at the end of
the month.
Mr.. Alcorn is a triple threat
man. He is friend of and the
choice of Presidential As
sistant Sherman Adams.
former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey
of New York and Attorney
General Herbert Brownell, jr.
The announced retirement
of Senator William F. Know
land of California at the close
of the present Congress with
its implied threat of an active
and vigorous campaign for the
Republican presidential NOM
ination in 1860 has placed a
greater value on the position
which carries with it control of
the party machinery. This
scrupulous attention to the
future is the hallmark of a
Dewey operation.
The selection of Acorn was
made quickly and quietly in
order to prevent Ray Bliss.
national committeeman from
Ohio and a top representative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-14
Teeth in u. N. Probe of Hungary

territory against the will Of
the people. 1t can recommend
that the United Nations con-
denim the Soviet Union and
demand free elections in Hun
gary. If this is not permitted.
then the U. N. can consider
subsequently, what measures
an international force should
take to help the Hungarian
people get rid Of the occupy
ing armies Of the aggressor.
In the case of Korea, the
United Nations ordered an in
ternational army to "repel
aggression" If it is established
by the United Nations In
vestieating Committee that
aggression has occurred in
Hungary. then measures Of a
cooperative nature by U. N.
members can be considered.
which will, either by negotiat-
ing or armed force, end the
aggression.
But before any military
steps would be considered, 1t
would seem likely that the
Soviet Union could not with
stand the moral force of the
world when a report is finally
issued which convincingly
proves that the Communist
regime in Moscow has actually
deprived the people of a small
country of their liberties.
The Moscow radio in recent
weeks has been constantly de-
nouncing the British and
French intervention in Egypt.
but the Soviets have failed to
note that those two countries
withdrew their troops in ODE
dience to a request from the
U. N. General Assembly.
Tie new investigating COM
mittee of five nations, if it is
properly stated and obtains
detailed testimony. can effec-
lively bring out the facts in
the course of the next two or
three months, and lay the
basis for a United Nations
action. This could secure
eventually the liberation not
only of the people of Hungary
but of all the other so-called
satellite" states which have
been the victims Of aggression
by the Soviet Union.
Reproduction RightS Reserved)
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of the old Taft wing of the
party, from increasing his
support for the position. A
pro-Bliss group has been
growing in size and signifi-
canoe ever since it became
known that Chairman Hall
wished to retire.
The naming of Alcorn. if it
is made official as expected.
would end the hope of the
conservative wing of the party
of regaining its ancient power
full voice in party affairs.
Ostensibly the choice of AL
corn Was made by Hall him
self and Tom Stephens, a
powerful backstage manipula-
tor in both Eisenhower cam
paigns and the first Eisen-
hover appointment secretary.
Unquestionably. however. the
choice was shaped by Adams.
Dewey and Brownell. They re-
main the guiding political
forces of the Eisenhower ad-
ministration and have much
to gain by maintaining their
positions.
These three men decided
before the San Francisco con-
vention that their future lay
in the image of Vice President
Richard Nixon. There is no
doubt that Acorn as national
chairman will have the Job