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Fifth Amendment grounds 70
say whether they bad been
Communists at various times
In the past.
All said they are not now
Communists. The suhcommit-
tee is investigating reports that
Communists may be employed
by private communications
firms and may have access to
security-ciassified Government
messages.
The legislative recommended
ton came from A. Tyler Port.
director Of the Defense De-
partment's once Of Personnel
Security Policy.
CIO-ExpeIled Union
He said the department now
has legal authority to deny per-
sons suspected Of being poten-
tial spies or sahoteurs access to
Government information in the
hands Of private contractors.
But he said the Government
has no authority to have such
persons fired or kept complete
~ out OF plants or facilities
doing sensitive Government
work even though their con-
tinued presence in the facility
may constitute a real threat 70
the security of our military
secrets"
The subcommittee questioned
William Bender Of New York,
vice president and head Of the
broadcast department Of the
American Communications As
ISOLATION. This union, accused
Of being Communist dominated,
was expelled from the cIO in
1850.
Mr.. Bender said he is not now
. Communist and was not q
month ago. but he refused to
say whether he had been q
Communist three months ago
or earlier. He cited the Fifth
Amendment. which protects a
witness against discriminating
himself. and also the First. or
free speech Amendment.
6 Named IS Reds
He said he had never been
trained in sabotage. but he re-
fused. citing the First and
Fifth Amendments, to say
whether he had attended Com
muniSt classes designed for
communications workers.
Mr.. Bender and the i've
Western Union employees had
been named at an earlier
meeting by Mrs. concetta Pa
dovani Greenberg as persons
abe knew to be Communists
when she was q member Of the
party prior to late 194s. She
said she left the party after
being q member about IL years.
The telegraph company en-
ployes. all Of whom said that
they are not now Communists
and not under party discipline,
cited the Fifth Amendment in
refusing to reply to questions
about past afiliations. They
we're:
Miss Clair Feller. New York.
who said she handled press
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Printers Reject
Dues increase

Washington area printers
have turned down proposals TO
raise union dues for TIE Union
Printers Home and a members
relief fund.
The proposals. in the form
of amendments to the Inter-
national typographical Union
constitution, we're voted down
yesterday by the Columbia
Typographical Union.
~ The vote was 1901 70 9l5 on
q move to raise per capita dues
from II TO $50 for the home.
1t was l.67T to sol on q pro-
posal to add q / per cent assess
ment for q 100000 mutual
defense fund, used TO help
members made idle BY work
stoppages.
Area printers did, however.
approve one amendment, TO
change the Language, and not
the meaning. Of . constitu-
ticnal section on annual con-
ventions.
Other units Of the ITU also
are voting on the amendments,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10

copy: Rudolph Ortner. Secau-
Gus. N, j.. Q clerk Mrs. Edith
Alberts, Nassau County. N. r..
manager Of . branch once In
the New York garment district:
Michael GoIdstein. New York, a
route clerk. and Anthony Ma
poll. Brooklyn. a department
supervisor in the main Western
Union ONCE in New York.
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HONORED-Dr Fred S.
Buschmeyer was honored
at q dinner last night
in the Washington Hotel.
Earlier yesterday he was
installed as assistant gem
eral secretary for the
Washington office Of
the National Council Of
Churches. Dr.. Buschmeyer
served - minister Of
Mount Pleasant (now
Westmorelandl Congre-
gatiOnal Church, l030-4S.
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East Meets Eusf

KLANG. Malaga. Oct. 10 R1.
The 46-year-old adopted son
Of q Malay prince and the al
year-old adopted daughter Of
. Malay princess were married
on q Friday. ouarreled on Mon
day and were divorced Tuesday.
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PentoeonAsks TightBon
On Risks in Industry
BY the Associated Press

The Defense Department has told Congress
tighter law to keep sabotage and espionage plants
or facilities handling sensitive Government business
House subcommittee on ur-American activities which
received this yesterday heard i've Western
Union employees and communications union nca refuse
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inyestigstion by what It called
q -cOnslilting organization"
But Mr.. Pack said & was ques-
tionahle whether that could
be accepted Is Q scientific test.
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ALWAYS

TUNE IN! October Special
yOF& Rta Jane Powell sHhEm
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

with "a rooms. The moder-
ately priced Olimpo Court at
Santurce has added At rooms
and the La Rada has 18 more.
The Villa Parguera at La Par
guerra also has expanded.
VIRGIN ISLANDS
Cancel Bay Plantation on
st. John, launched last year,
has been so popular that 20
new beachside rooms have been
added. They are scheduled to
open in mid-January.
On st. Thomas, AZ new eff
f1ciency apartments will be
available for tourists this sea-
son. More of this type of ac-
commodation is planned. Even
comparatively calm st. Croix is
buzzing with hotel plans. One
is to be built at Judith's Fancy
and another at Estate Good
Hope.
TRINIDAD
Every major hotel in Port of
SPAIN capital of the new Fed
Grafton of the British West
Indies, is redecorating and ex-
panding. The Normandie has
added % rooms, the Bel Air
has added 80, and the Breton
Hall has 25 under constructor.
A new Hilton hotel for Port of
Spain is in the planning stage.
TOBACCO
Tiny Tobago, Trinidad's
neighbor and setting for the
Robinson Crusoe legend, also Is
building new accommodations.
Among them is the de luxe
Crown Point, opening this sea-
son.
CURACAO
Tourists formerly paused at
Curacao only long enough to
pick up luxury goods at bargain
prices. But Curacao is offer
ing plush new accommodations
to encourage tourists to stay
longer. Newly opened is a 1874
room luxury hotel. the FL
Curacao International. Also
new is the Bellevue, on Schot-
tegat Bay, with q single rooms
and Is double suites with bed
room. sitting room and bath.
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AIR FARE
Tourist Coin CIinks
To Calypso Rhythm
AIR FARE

Venezuela's AVENSA Air
lines is banking on a good
share Of the Caribbean tourist
trade.
The line has bought several
new Convair International
40 passenger planes-for flights
from the United States to
Caracas. and five Fairchild
F-27 turboprop transports for
interior runs.
Unprecedented summer bust
ness from the United States
and Latin American countries
has been about equally divided
between tourists and business
officials, AVENSA says. The
line reports the calypso craze in
the United States caused its
Jamaica business to Zoom.
4 X
kim Royal Dutch Airlines
has named Hans Elsevier as
United States co-ordinator of
Caribbean sales. For five years
he has been KLM's district
manager for the Greater An
titles, based on Jamaica. The
airline says the move is part of
its bid to capture more of the
Caribbean and South American
tourist business.
4 X 4
SwiSSair is planning It's
fourth Grand Opera Tour of
Europe, leaving New York next
February II. The 33-day trip
includes stops for opera at
Rome, Milan, Vienna, Munich,
Hamburg, London and Paris.
1t opens in Rome.
4 = II
A look at how Sardines are
packed into a can will be part
of Scandinavian Airlines Sys-
TENS 16-day tour leaving New
York for Norway March 20.
The tourists will visit Stavan-
ger, the worlds sardine can
ming capital, then try their
hand at cod fishing in the
Lofoten fishing grounds.
Here's a happy note in the
middle Of imitation trends
Mackey Airlines has reduced
fares on some Florida flights.
The round trip fare between
Fort Lauderdale and Bimini
now is $3.50 instead of $25.
New round-trip Bimini fares
from Tampa and st. Petersburg
will be $3.50 and from West
Palm Beach $3.50.
X X 4
Pan American World Always
and MatSon Lines have agreed
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Cruise Passengers
Will See New Pier
In Jumuicu Hurbor

JAMAICA, B. w. I. - After
nearly a year of construction,
the new Victoria Pier in King
ston, the islands capital, is be-
ing opened by Jamaica for the
use of cruise passengers this
month.
Built to provide landing ia
cilities for passengers off cruise
ships which are unable to dock
alongside the city's wharves,
the new pier will offer modern
amenities to visitors who have
to land by tender from ships
anchored in the harbor.
A cocktail lounge and restau-
rant, rest rooms and other
creature comforts are provided
at the pier which is right in
front of the Victoria Crafts
Market. the islands colorful
native bazaar on the Kingston
waterfront.
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Caribbean Area Goes
All Out for Tourists

its room total boosted to 1870
this month.
JAMAICA
Jamaica expects a quarter Of
a million visitors in 1858. A
half dozen new hotels are
plann e d or re dy to open.
Four will make their debut
this winter, raising accommo-
dations by some $50 beds.
One of the fancy ones Is the
Arawak, set to open December
7 at OchoI Rios on Jamaica's
North Shore. 1t has 100 rooms
in the main building and Sc
rooms in two patio buildings.
There is a Travel Bureau and
Post Office. a swimming pool
ard a 700-foot private beach.
The 200-room Marrakech,
also in the Ocho Rios area, will
open this winter. The Tower
Isle has added a new wing and
a number of villas to bring its
capacity to ZIG.
The Casa Montego. costing
more than SIS million, will
have 200 rooms and its own
night club. The 70-room Royal
Caribbean also is nearing COM
pletion.
Courtleigh Manor, in Kings
ton, is adding 20 rooms. Fla
mingo Hotel. also in Kingston,
is putting in three 3-story fats.
The latter has a new lounge
and new dining room to seat
$50.
HAITI
Hotel owners had little about
which to be optimistic during
the recent 10 months of gov
ernmental transition, which
sent tourist business down
sharply. But they went ahead
expanding and redecorating,
and now that the political pic
ture has quieted down, they
hope to recoup a part of last
seasons losses.
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Two of Ciudad Trujillo's
fancy hotels have been taken
over by American capital. In
tercontinental Hotels Corp. this
season will operate the Jaragua
and the newer Ell Embajador.
PUERTO RICO
New hotels are being built
and others expanded. In the
San Juan area, more than $50
rooms are being added. A big
one. set for January opening,
is the SGT million Ell San Juan,
operated by ICH and already
booked up through April. 1t
has 800 rooms.
The new La Concha in the
Condado section will have 264
rooms, plus convention facili-
ties for 1000. The Caribe Hill
ton has added a wing of 100
rooms. lie Coo Flambe, a new
French restaurant, also will
have so guest rooms.
The FL Rancho Hotel at
Aguas Buenas is a new one of
48 rooms. Also new is the
Cobian, in the Condado area,
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BY JACK JONAS

"A. Millions of Yankee dollars,
along with a sizeable amount
Of native money, are going into
the Caribbean's biggest hotel
building boom in history.
The area has been expand
ing facilities in a race to be
ready for another expected rec
ord number of tourists. New
luxury hotels dot the islands.
The established hostelries have
added rooms at a rate that
makes the head swim.
/ Other plush new hotels are
on the drawing boards.
Back of all this building
activity is the continuing in
creased interest in Caribbean
winter vacation. Here is a COM
pact area. accessible, varied.
Last year, United States tour
lists spent SIT million there,
exclusive of transportation.
They are expected to pour even
more into the area this year.
Travel people are stalking a
lot on continued growth of
Caribbean travel. The airlines
have increased accommoda-
tons and flights. More ships
will call at more Caribbean
ports.
The new hotel accommoda-
tions are keeping pace. Let's
take look at a few:
CUBA
Three new luxury hotels,
adding 1900 rooms, will open
this season. Intercontinental
Hotels Corp. is spending 81
million this year to refurbish
the old standby, the Nacional.
The Havana Riviera, a 49,
floor. 400-room luxury hotel, is
scheduled to open December TO-.
1t features a large swimming
pool, a casino, a "Solaria and
Health Club and parking for
300 autos. It's cost: $40 million.
The Sc million Capri de
Havana is scheduled to open
its $50 rooms and SO suites on
Friday. Its pride is a rooftop
pool. The Capri also has a
casino and night club.
Biggest of the new hotels,
the Habana Hilton, won't open
until March. 1t is costing $22
million and will have $50 rooms.
The Hotel Workers Union is
building it for operation by
Hilton.
The SIS million Hotel Mon
tecarlo is in the drafting stage.
ICH, a subsidiary of Pan
American World Always. has
taken over the Ell Oasis Motel
at Varadero. and hopes to have
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to a plan to provide round-trip
rates on combination sea-air
trips from the West Coast to
points both serve in Fiji. New
Zealand and Australia. Under
the agreement, a tourist could
go by air from the Coast. or
Honolulu and return by ship
getting the benefit Of air round
trip rate for the air portion,
and the sea round trip rate for
the sea portion of the journey.
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Old Days Recalled

MIAMI, Fla.-One of the
features Of the gardens sur
rounding Villa Vizcaya. the
former James Deering estate,
is an outdoor theater where
Ziegfeld girls once danced for
the entertainment of behring's
guests. Today, Vizcaya is open
to the public. serving as the
Dade County Art Museum. Two
hours are needed to tour the
estate.
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Buby Sitters

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. - The
Americana Hotel is providing a
Christmas time baby sitting
service for mothers who want
to take advantage of the hotels
planned recreation program.
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On one Of KLM's TRADEwnD FLIGHTS.
Any itinerary can be arranged the
ones shown are suggestions. You'll find
hotel rates low in the Southern Carib-
bean. SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT.
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Explore UnspoiIed Isles Linger at Gumorous Resorts
FLY kim TO The CARIBBEAN
FROM NEW YoRk-hohsroP TO CURACAO ce...e.b. 10 Avba
soners coIorbu. Tdnidod. Poromuibe
FROM MIAMI .
Heh wssky PohssPdnes Guided TrHo

A few hours from New York OF Miami
via kim be in Curacao. heart Of the
Caribbean. Enjoy its luxurious new hotel
and bargain loaded shops. Then 60 on to
discover many other glamorous islands
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FIGHTS LAST MIGHT

NEW YoRK,-Tommy Tibbs. 1871.
Boston. oltpointed Frankie ipDoiito.
PROVIDENCE, r RUDY SAWYER.
1914 New York, knocked out YOUNG
Joe walcott. 15lh. Bridgeport. Conn.
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Drinking Barred
At Penn Games

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20 w.
The University Of Pennsylvania
has announced that no one viii
be allowed to drink liquor at its
home football games.
And no one under the infiu-
ence of liquor will be allowed in
Franklin Field.
/. The ban-actually the en-
forcement of a Understanding
university regulation - came
after the arrest Saturday Of
three Penn students.
They tried to take a half
gallon Of burgundy to the Penn
Navy game. The upshot was
charges of intoxication and
disorderly conduct against all
three plus resisting arrest and
assault and battery against
one. They were convicted and
fined $3.50 and costs by q mag
istrate.
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Bokhtior Replaces Carlton
AS Aces Rushing Leader

one pass completion for II
yards as Duke and North Caro-
lima State battled to a l4-14
tie. Bakhtiar carried on 30
rushing plays for Ill net yards
as the Cavaliers led Army
through three quarters before
finally losing. 20-l2.
This jumped Bakhtiar into
the rushing lead with $40 yards
as compared to Cartons 53l
and left Carlton with a slim
lead Of 573 yards to $40 in total
offense crushing and PASSING
Carlton has completed five OF
eight passes for AZ yards and
two touchdowns for his adj
vantage in total offense. Bakh-
thar has gained all his yardage
rushing.
Carlton still leads in per-play
average, however, 50 yards TO
As.
Quarterback Reece Whitley
Of Virginia completed nine Of
10 passes for 81 yards and one
touchdown against Army to
pull within two competitions of
his teammate. Quarterback
Nelson Yarbrough, the ACES
aerial leader.
The latter has completed %
Of as passes for 200 yards. while
Whitley has completed 20 Of 48
for 1853 yards. Sophomore Har-
vey White Of Clemson is third
with l6 compilations in 80
throws for 253 yards.
The total offense leaders:
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LEW FINALLY EXCITED
Burdette Is Honored
ByHome-Tow own Fans

SARASOTA. Fla. Oct. 20 up.
Lew Burdette. who was I'M
ruined in pitching three VIC
tories. over the New York
Yankees in leading the Mil
waukee Braves to the World Sc
ries championship. confessed to
being excited yesterday as his
home town paid tribute to him.
Burdette was treated to a
gala parade and a baseball park
party thronged with auto
graph-seeking small fry. He
was presented with an outboard
cabin cruiser. a plaque hailing
him as an example to youth
and an Indian war rattle.
Before he was rushed by
whooping youngsters who
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.Terps ShakeUp
Linennen 10
Replace Cole

Don Healy probably win
move TO the right side Of the
Maryland line 10 take the In
jured Fred Coles place at
tackle. and Kurt Schwarx will
move up to starting left tackle
for the South Carolina game
Saturday. in Columbia.
The loss OF Cole with q bone
separation In the left shoulder
IL a big one TO the Terps. The
225-pound junior tackle not
only was the standout of the
Maryland line. but one Of the
top tackles In the Atlantic
Coast Conference.
He missed the Duke game
because of an injury. and there
was q tremendous difference In
the Terps' tackle play when he
returned the following week.
strong Again
Healy missed two games due
to an appendectomy. but Is
strong now.
There's q chance that Tom
Gunderman might be switched
from guard TO tackle to give
the latter position more depth.
Gunderman. like Schwarz. is Q /
sophomore.
From Columbia. II was re-
ported South Carolina came
out Of the Clemson game with
out injuries and held a lengthy
scrimmage yesterday.
Mont Is Honored
Coach Tommy Mont Of the
Terps, honored at q Touch
down Club luncheon here yes
terday. pointed out that the
four teams Maryland has lost
to have lost one game among
them. There are no more ma
tionally ranked teams in the
schedule. and he naturally
hopes for an easier time Of 1t.
In the latest AP poll. three
Of Maryland's opponents. Tex
as AIM ~. Duke CD and
N. c. State O0) are in the top
10, and Tennessee Is nth.
Maryland plays three
straight games on the road.
South Carolina. Clemson and
Miami before its final home
game with Virginia November
30.
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GREENSBORO. N. c.. Oct.
90 tP.-Jim Bakhtiar Of Viz
ginia. a 6-foot-l. 200-pounder
from Abadan. Iran. who picked
UP Ill yards rushing in a ire
mendouS effort against Army
last Saturday, has displaced
Dukes Wray Carlton as the
Atlantic Coast Conferences
rushing leader. He also pulled
to within 3 yards Of Carlton in
overall ground-gaining.
The senior fullback. who
played for Western High in
Washington before going to
Virginia. entered the Army
game trailing Carlton by 3 yards
in rushing average and "a yards
in total offense.
While Carlton was being
limited to SO rushing yards and
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BurIick to Return
AS Umpire in SO

CINCINNATI. Oct. 20 (R.-
Warren Giles. president Of the
National League, announced
yesterday that Umpire Al Bar
lick will return to active duty
next spring.
Barlick has been on leave Of
absence since the spring Of 1856
when he was stricken with a
heart ailment. Giles said Bar
ticks DR.. Richard Allyn OF
Springfield, ILL.,. has approved
the umpire's return to work.
With Barlick returning. Giles
said the contract OF Bill Baker
would not be renewed.
Barlick first Joined the Ma
tional League staff in 1910.
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Shontz Thanks Writers
For Comeback Award

was hit by q pitch and suffered
a broken wrist. Then came the
shoulder trouble--torn tendons.
the doctors said. He won q
total OF Is games in three
years for the Athletics. who
became the Kansas City AS in
1855.
IF they had released me.
I'd have quit baseball" Bobby
said as he sat and talked In
the living room Of his ranch
style home in suburban AM
bier. His wife Shirley. q pretty
blond, nodded assent.
High Hopes for Future
Shantz offered an explana-
ton for his comeback that
might have been expected Of
him.
Gosh. II you can't win for
the Yankees. who can you win
for?" he asked.
They are a great defensive
team as well as q hitting club.
You don't realize how good
Mickey Mantle is until he's in
back Of you.
And it's true what they say
about being a Yankee. They
expect to win. It's hard to de-
scribe exactly what 1t is about
the Yankees. but whatever 1t
is. 1t gets into you"
It got into Bobby. He won
II. lost 5 and led the league
with a 2.45 earned run average.
Shantz took time to answer
a question for his son Bobby.
4-the Shantzes have two sons
and a daughter-and then
went on:
MY arm is fine now and ]
have high hopes for the future.
I don't care how the Yankees
use me as a starter or relief
pitcher. although. Of course, I'd
rather start, or do both, but
not relief alone"
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brandished baseball = shaped
Lew Burdette Club" badges for
him to sign. Burdette told the
crowd:
I'm very excited. It was so
wonderful for you to do all
these things for me and my
family. We're so happy We
picked Sarasota for our home.
We hope well be here a long
time"
Fans presented pretty Mrs.
See BURDETTE, Page All
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Injured NoII Lost
To Browns for 5 Weeks

CLEVELAND, Oct. 20 R.-
Chuck Noll, Cleveland Browns
left side linebacker. will be out
of action for at least five weeks
because of double fracture Of
his right forearm. Dr.. Vic
Ippolito. team physician. said
yesterday.
Noll received the injury max
ing q tackle in the second quar-
ter Of the Browns victory over
the Cardinals in Chicago on
Sunday.