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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
HENNEPIN COUNTY COP
WORKSHOP TO HOLD
DISCUSSION GROUPS

The Hennepln County Republi-
can Workshop scheduled a series Of
discussion groups at the home Of
Mrs. Garrett Davis, 1909 Elliot
Av, beginning February 10, at l
pm.
The topics will include political
parties, their purposes and plat
orms, party structures and his
DRY, and the mechanics OF partici-
patton In politics through attend
ance at the precinct caucus.
This group will be led by Mrs.
Eugene II. Gould. a member Of
the board Of the Hennepin County
Workshop.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
TURTLE CLUB OFFICERS
GET SUSPENDED SENTENCES

Cecil d. Little and Booker T,
Ellis, both listed as officers OF
the Turtle Club which was raided
Jan. rs, were found guilty Of dis
orderly conduct in St Paul Nun
icipal court Feb. 3.
Each was given a IS day sus-
pended sentence by Judge Leonard
Reyes. Two other men arrested
in the raid and who pied not
guilty were 10 face the court
Thursday Feb. 8.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
Second Word DFL
Supports open
Occupancy" Bill

At It's meeting Monday Feb.
3, the Second Ward DEL Club
endorsed the principle Of open
Occupancy" without a dissent
ing vote.
Second Ward Alderman Kent
Yocngdahl, leader Of the Mime
apolis city council liberal can
cas-, was present and in his
speech he indicated that he
knows the ward club would sup
port him In a strong stand for
open Occupancy"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07

Some Of the confusion ON names
would have been obviated II there
had been space available in the
paper TO list addresses OF those
involved in the raids.
II was evident however that
some Of those booked by the police
gave fictitious names and a few
gave the names Of other persons
not even involved.
The large number of persons
apprehended made close checks
by the police of Identities and add
resses impossible, and some of
these who knew this, gave fic-
ucious names or used the first
name that popped in their minds.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
Massey To Be HOnorod:
New York PaSfoF
Guest Az Pilgrim
Sunday Feb. 2

The Rev. DR.. Sandy F. Ray.
pastor Cornerstone Baptist Church,
Brooklyn, N. Y. and President of
the Empire Missionary Baptist
State Convention will deliver the
Massey Appreciation Day sermons
at Pilgrim Baptist Church, w.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
THREE GROUPS
DISAVOW NORTH
CENTRAL BODY

The North Central Community
association headed by Rev. d. II.
Hunter lost three OF its mem
bcra," after the heat OF the recent
club raids was turned on.
First the st. Paul NAACP
branch through its president
Leonard Carter wrote Rev. Hunter
Jan. ~. the following letter:
Kindly accept this letter ~
notification that the 81. Paul chap
ter OF the NAACP n withdrawing
as a member OF your organization
IL Is my understanding that under
the administration headed by past
president Frank M. Smith. our
organisation was a member Of
your group"
on February 4, Donald Lewis
OF the Limited Ten Club wrots
Rev. Hunter that his club was not
and had never been a member Of
the association.
Lewis said; III any member OF
the North Central Improvement
Association has taken the preroga-
tive 20 assume that the Limited
Ten Club is a member Of your as
ISOLATION. then we take this oppor-
tunity TO divorce ourselves and
state that we are not members"
Lewis told this newspaper last
week he attended the initial meet
ing OF the association but that he
made Il clear he was there a. An
individual and not representing
his organization.
John r. Lawrence. grand master
OF the Prince Hall Grand Lodge
OF Free and Accepted MRsons In
a letter TO this paper denied his
group was affiliated with the as
sociation.
Wrote Mr.. Lawrence on Feb. ,:
Re the letter OF the North
Central Community Associa-
ton published In your paper
Jan. 81. there Is an error.
The M. w. Prince Hall
Grand Lodge. +. a A. NJ, Of
Minnesota IL not a member
and has never been n men,
Der"
Rev. b. II. Hunter pastor. Mount
olivet Baptist church and preai-
dent OF the North Central Com
munlty Association said he had
been receiving a number Of an
CONTINUED on page ~
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St Thomas Womens Auxiliary
ChltterlinE or Chicken Supper
Feb. 8, 4 pm, Masonic Temple,
1852 9Th Ave. So. S1.25. Special
Chlldren's Dinner. SOC
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.hVrsh stond Used Agoina Robinson,
Church Stond Used Asoins' Robinson;
Young DFL To Meet
At St. Cloud; Rights
Resolution To Be Offered

St. Cloud Mnnesota-Mnnesota's Young Democrats are
prepared challenge TO Mnnesotas Young Republican
organization join with them in bipartisan effort to work
for the elimination of racial prejudices in Minnesota
Also il is apparent the YDFL state chairman George Robin
sons stand the Frank controversy being used
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07

REV. FLOYD MASSEY JR.
September 1914, has given Of his
ability. time, and energies to help
his community, state and nation
as well as his parish.
This Appreciation Day has been
set aside to honor him for labors
beyond the call Of duty church
officials state.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
People Deny They
Were In fhe Raids

Four person whose names APP
peared In the list OF those arrest
ed in the St. Paul club raids In
last weeks paper have issued en-
phatic deniAls that they were not
the persons OF the same names
who faced the court
Doris Brown Of s400 HIawatha
Minneapolis said the Doris Brown
listed was not her.
Clarence Lewis. who operates a
barber shop at 497 Rondo Av. st.
Paul and lives at cit Marshall
Av. said he was not the Clarence
Lewis in the raid. The address OF
the other Clarence Lewis Is 5s7
Rondo.
Miss Inez Smith, 47e St An
thony Av.. said the person Of the
same name who was in the raid
was certainly not her.
James Austin. se1e Fourth Av.
s. Minneapolis Informed this paper
that he was not the James Austin
listed among those arrested in the
raid.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
TwENTY-FoURTH YEAR, NO. Is
Rental Property Owners
Begin Campaign Against
Open Occupancy Bill
BY J. Pierre GuilmAnt

Some 400 members Of the Minneapolis Rental Property
Owners Association and the Citizens Emergency Committee
met at the Minneapolis YWCA Jan 80 organize against
Open Occupancy legislation both the city and
Chared by NJ. A. Rasmussen president of the MROPA
the meeting opened with discussion of the proposed multiple
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07

Roller skating party. Monday
Feb. 10. Lexington Roller Rink.
7:SO-lO:SO. Tickets Meals Dairy
Store. Admission 5Oc-Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
Mass Meeting Held
To Protest St. Paul
PoIiCessRaid On Clubs
ny STAFF WRITER

At $50 pm Friday January 81 $50 citizens OF ST.
Pauls RondoS Anthony district met at Halle Brown Com
munty House TO discuss the recent raids clubs
In his statement to the crowd Nance Ellis Of the Rondo
Improvement Club Of the aided clubs said The police
Of the City OF St Paul According mind
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Gard Party NAcirema Club Sat
urday February IS, $3.50. spOn-
sorship WOmen's Auxiliary. Tic
kets 5Oc-Adyt.
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This IL the paper with tia
classified ads
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sE. Potts sr, SIS st. Anthony
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] Rufus Props. 447 ST. Anthony
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Rev. Hunter stands Firm,
Evening star., 1958-05-07

man; the Norwegian Ambas-
sador, Lord Steward Odd
oronvold Of Norway and his
wife, Nine. Eleanor Gron-
void, lady : in waiting TO
Princess Astrid: Chamber
lain Owe Borlind. Aide-de-
Camp 10 Prince Bertil: the
Swedish Minister and Coun-
tess Douglas the Norwegian
Counselor and Nine. Oftedal,
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Borr-Morelond

Mr.. and Mrs. George Graf
ton Moreland announce the
marriage of their daughter
Margaret Yvonne to Mr.. Ed
ward Robert Barr. The we'd
ding took. place April is in
the First Baptist Church, Sill
yer Spring. ---
Evening star., 1958-05-07
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Princess Astrid Receives
Society at Elegant Party
By BETTY BtALE

Her Royal Highness Prin-
cess Astrid, First Lady OF
Norway, made her social bow
In Washington last night at
a very dressy. elegant white
tie reception at the Norwe-
gian Embassy.
Wearing a diamond tiara,
choker Of solitaire diamonds,
a beautiful full-skirted gown
OF palest gray satin with APP
pliqued flowers shot with a
silver thread, and the red
ribbon OF the Grand Gross OF
ST. Olav across her chest. the
handsome 26-year-old sun
tanned brownette bore her.
self with queenly simplicity.
Oflcial hostess for her
father King Olav since her
mothers death. Astrid has all
the prerogatives Of a queen
coupled with all the natural
ness and charm Of the very
in ce re. friendly young
woman that she is. &C.,.
Norwegian and other
women Of royal countries.
plus American women who
had served in her country,
y curtsied TO the Princess as
she stood in the receiving
line with Ambassador Koht.
One Of the guests at this
first formal function Of
Washington's "royal week"
was the exceedingly attrac-
tive and single HRH Prince
Bertil Of Sweden, who will
attend Minnesota's centenary
celebration with Astrid
=
HOW BERTH HAS RE-
NAMED UNMARRIED was
the question in several wom-
ems minds. He's tall and
broad -shouldered, has brown
curly hair and a quick sense
Of humor.
When he said he had
played golf at Chevy Chase
Club yesterday, his listener
said Il hope you liked the
course and had a good score"
About 205," he replied
with a deadpan expression.
"oh, you only played nine
holes?"
mo. seven," he retorted,
going his teaser one better.
Both royal Scandinavian
visitors were guests of honor
at a luncheon given by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower
yesterday. Both were hosts
at dinners in their own En-
bassies last evening.
Sixty guests attended the
White House midday party
that was held in the State
dining room-The Swedish
Ambassador and Nine. Bohe-
Evening star., 1958-05-07

undersecretary Of State and
Mrs. Christian Herter and
Deputy undersecretary and
Mrs. Robert Murphy.
Also on the list In this
order were: Gen. and Mrs.
willard q. Wyman. former
Ambassador 10 Norway and
Mrs. L. Corrin Strong. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. William r.
Smedberg. Deputy Director
Of USIA Abbott Washburn:
Mrs. Charles Uric Bay. wife
Of the late Ambassador 10
Norway, and Mrs. Walker q.
Buckner.
Rsss
MAI. AND MRS. JOHN
EISENHOWER we're among
the guests along with Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel J, Ferris, Mr.. and
Mrs. John N. Irwin II, Mr..
and Mrs. Justus b. Lawrence.
the Frederick B. Lees, Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm Matheson, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs, John A. Nc
Continued on Page BIS. Col.
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Shepord-D Darling

Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Rob-
ert Shepard Of, Nutley. N. j.,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Mary Ann to
Mr.. Ralph Edwin Darling. jr..
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Darling
Evening star., 1958-05-07
WEDDINGS

of Bethesda. The wedding
took place May 8 in the Grace
Episcopal Church in Nutley.
After a wedding trip to Ber-
muda, the couple will make
their home in Bethesda.
Evening star., 1958-05-07

The wedding took place
April l3 at Our Lady Of
Guadalupe Church in Mis-
sion.
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Weiner-Murrdy

Mr.. and Mrs. Banks A.
Murray of Silver Spring an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Felicia Anne TO Mr..
Ted Michel Weiner, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michel Weiner.
The wedding took place April
26. The couple will live here.
Rubenstein-R Robinson
Mrs. Clark Robinson of
Arlington announces a the
marriage of her daughter
Joan Alyce to Mr.. Harry
Rubenstein, also of Airing
ton. The wedding took place
March "a in the home of the
bride.
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Blond-Lonqorio

bI0nd-Lonqori0
Mr.. and Mrs. Eutimeo
Longoria of Mission. Tex.
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Lupita to 1t.
William j. Bland of Pine
castle Air Force Base, Or
lando. Fla. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Bland of Takoma Park, Md.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30

The marriage Of Miss Beverley
Jacqueline Rippard to David Ed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30
- ) 0 y a I me- nti on

Mrs. Mary Bailey and son, Rol-
land. OF Richmond. were guests Of
Mrs Emma K. CoWan during the
week end
Mrs L d jacobs and her danRh-
ters, Miss Joan Jacobs and Mrs.
Jack Womack, attended South Pa
cific" III Richmond last week
MSS Louise coWan has returned
to Richmond after spending her va-
cation here with her mother. Mrs.
Emma X Cowan.
Mrs j u. Scott returned 10 Oman
cock Sunday after spending week
with her daughter. Mrs James
Jacobs and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacobs accompanied Mrs Scott
home for short visit
Mrs X w u'Geary and Mrs W.
H. Decay, Of Waverly, were Sun
day guests Of Mrs Judson r.
Iowdy
II ana Nj. h <. Carter aoa
daughter, Cola Mr. and MIS-
william Newman and daughters
Nancy and Mary Baldwin. Shannon
Francis ard hnn Scott Thompson
attended the ST ChristophersDe-
Malta game in Richmond Saturday
afternoon
Hart. Mrs. f S Shields and Mrs
Frank Blanton Were among those
who attended the annual antique
fair in Goochland Saturday
\ H. f Cocks, Of London, England
was a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. +. p
! Lancaster for the week end.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30
I.ong-Wood House
Reopcns Today
With Open House

Wilfred Wagner Slater Food
Service manaecr. announces that
Longwood House VIII open for the
season Tuesday. Sept 80 with an
open house from $50 70 \ 80 pm
The public Il invited
Miss Deloricc Smith. for many
years the assistant manager Of Hol-
lidav Inn Charlottesville Will serve
aS hostess replacing Mrs. Marie
Blanton who resigned 70 accept a
position with the southside Com
munitv Hospital
Wagner stated that for the com
ma wear Thursday evening will be
family night and dinner viii be
served each Sunday al noon Meals
by reservation may be obtained
each evening
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30

A defense plant got to hirinq
few women for machine opera ion.
and placed them in the stop inter
spersed With the mon operators.
One morning. ole Of the women
large and husky started up her
machine and ,ran into All sorts Of
saags. most Of Them Inaaieary.
she had been out on party tic
night before and couldn't seem 70
get any coordination between her
self and the machine,
Unable to overcome her predica-
n.ent. she began to curse and swear
so all could hear.
Finally, one OF the men came
over and remarked IN a loud and
Joking manner as others looked Oh
Please lady, watch your language
remember There re men working
here
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30

pand the size Of the chest alter
nately Clear mouth and throat. and
keep them clear.
2 When there are chest inju-
RIGS, limit motion Of the chest by
placing wide strip Of cloth snugly
around lower ribs. Do not tighten
g. Keep the ends Of any broken
bones from moving Keep joints
above and below broken bone ends
from moving as well.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30

Miss Elizabeth Burger and MRS
Robert Burger entertained with 4
tea Saturday honoring Mrs Wilbur
France Burger, of Ashland
Mrs Roy Jarrett. Of Richmond
aid Mrs Marshall Burger received
WITH the honorce and the hostcsses
Mrs. K J Martin, Jr. Mrs
N \ II " 1 Fleetwood. Mrs II W
Bloomfield and Mrs Margarct y
Bruce assisted
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30
Miss Spencer Has
Surprise Birthday
arty For Sister

MISS Shirley Spencer entertained
her sister, Joyce. Of Longwood Col
lege with surprise birthday din
ner and party at Cedarbrook, SAT-
urday evening, September III
Guests included Mary Ann Wal
ker Anne Elliott Claire Floege,
Frances Wilkerson Nancy John
son. Carroll Miller, and Barbara
Stevenson all Of Longwood Col
lege. and Mrs Hugh specner and
Mrs James PIX. " Barkevlle-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30

ley Fulton. NJ s. Mont Linkenauger
MI and M 5. G. H Pritchard and
Mi and Mrs w B Dunscth were
among those who attended the
Hampdcn-S v d ney Emory and
Henry game N Pete. sbtmg Satur-
day evening
Dan Mcintosh. Of Richmond, is
visiting his mother Mrs + W Mc-
Intosh
Mr. and Mrs l. +. Pabcr and
children Linda and Edo n
Scottsyllc. visited IN The John VAN
ncr home during the week end
/. Mrs Scott Martin returned SIM
Sday from VISIT with har daughter
Mrs James r Blanton. and MI
Blanton IN Richmond
Al Johnson. Of Fort Monmouth
N j.. and Mss jeanne Maitland
Of Roanoke. were week end guess
II MI IohnSars parents, Mr. ann
Mrs Erby Johnson
NJ Howard Ialb dsn, Of Pn
laski. IS the guest Of M \ Shelter
Whitaker.
Mss Eileen Sicily has retunct
N Westminster. p g.. after spendlnt
the week end with MIS- 1 Fnl
cher
Nh ana Mrs M p Roach ant
daughter Miss Evelyn Roache D
Richmond We're week end gllcsts
Of Mr. and Mrs Marshall Burger
Mrs Roy jarrett, Of Richmond
and Mrs Wilbur Burger Of Ash
land. also visited IN the Marshal
Burger home during the week end
Morris G Smith. il. Of Peters
burg. attended the funeral Of hi
uncle. Jeter Smith here Friday
! Henry Hubbard spent the weel
end IN South Boston with friends
Y MIs Howard c8ok vim entertain
her bridge club Tuesday afternoon
Paul John Wick has returned L
MeulcAcn N J after d visit viii
ms mother Mrs PAU Wick
NJ ana Mis- j \ Pcmbie.on
of Washington. y C. were guest
Of her parents Mr. and MIS- + A
BondHranl iof me week end
Coleman Hamlet. Of WASHINGTON
p G., is visiting his grandmother
Mrs G D Hamlett
Mrs I K BALDWIN Il tie eucs
n her parents Mr. and Nrs X
u Nottingham " Lastvillc
KYLE BALDWIN is ii Ncw VII
'City % 4 buying trip
Mrs Dorothy Reynolds. Allei
Reynolds. June Carol Ellington all,
Mrs Trent Ellington spent sunda.
n Charlottesville where they tourc,
Monticello
Mrs Willie Doyne Is spending tw
weeks III Blackburn with h
daughter ana family. Dr and Mrs
Nelson Cooper
Mr. and Ms Harry Ycatt
visited Mir and Mrs Dan Carso
il Appomattoz during the wee
end.
Mrs. q II, Coates. Of Chester
field was a recent guest Of he
mother Mrs. Lillian Covneton
Mr. and Mrs p W. McCrum. Z
Grand Rapids, Mich. are spendin
this week with Mr. McCrumS N.
ter, MIS- G T Agce and Mr. Agec
Week end guests were Mr. and Mrs
Earl AGcc and Lucille. Of Madison
and Mr. and Mrs r q. johnson
Of Richmond Sunday. they all cclo
: brated Mrs c T Ages and Nj
4 McCrnm s birthdays.
j VI HaSkins. who has been WISH
ing his sisters. Mrs II. T. Fcr2t
= son, Miss Lisa Haskins and Mr.!
y Robert E Withers, returned to HI
home in Winchester Monday
Mrs J. A. vache, Miss Ada Bic,
/ bower and the Rev and Mrs Rot
ert f. Withers attended the educ
tional institute meeting at tn
Church Of the Good Shepherd
Petersburg last Thursday. The Re,
and Mrs. Withers were accom-
panied by Mrs Will Adcock an
Mrs Earl BTchcr Of GlcnmDrt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30

Mr.. and MS. Earl ARec and Lu-
ellie also visited her parents. Dr.
and Mrs. II c. Hallock
d. and Mrs Joseph q Robert
a t G n d d the Hampden-Sydney-
Emory and Henry game in Peters
burg Saturday evening.
Miss Nancy st ipin has returned
10 Martinsvlle after spending the
week end with her parents, Mr and
Mrs + F. StrIplin Pat Striphn. Of
Richmond. was also a guest o. his
parents.
Mrs Ada Sheffield and Mrs Mel
vim Smith and family, Of Richmond
visited in the George Sheffield
home during the week end
Miss Caroline McIlWaine, Of Mar
tiGsville, WAS the guest 81 hcr pa n
ents. MY and Mrs # J McIlWainn
for the week end
Mrs b S Hamcrsly was hostess
N not bridge Club Thursday eve
ning
among those who were II Peters
burg Saturday for the Hampdcn-
sydney Emory and Henry game
wee pr and Mrs A Ty.ee Finch.
Mr and Mrs VIII Sydlor, MIS-.
Frank organ. Mr. and Mrs Lester
+ Andrews. Mr. and Mrs Dick
Nelson and Mr. and M s II S
Whitaker
Second Lieutenant Don Haskins
ot Quantico, was week end guest
of the Rev and Mrs. Robert +.
Withers
Mr. and Mrs w S Hamilton and
daughter. Faye. visited Mrs Haml-
tons sister. Mrs w f Bradshaw
\ Jr., and family in Blackstone during
the week end
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Cannon
have recently moved to Sandston
mn Cannon who Is With the VIII
ginia Forestry Service. was trans.
ierrcd 70 Sandston this month
w. M MI :, ,,Ia , ~, -
H. aAp ~, Iou'9 -" ~
charlottesville saturday
~. i ,,,,,.,,aa ao., ~ ,,.,at.
y, ,.ls ..,,t, III. ',,@ ,- ~,
MANHATTAN, "
Mr. cenrge p,,1eerald a1,e
HANNA Anara NJ N NJ padd and
XVII. ,.a.,,. ufsyh .,.,,ea re,a,YYa.
II Ivnrhhnro enndav
Mf and Mfs ifoWard asaail ahs
son. winston spent inc week enc
II richmond WhcFc tAey ATTENDED
the State faN
from visit win ller son-ln-Ia" ane
danRhfer Mf aha MfS Il n heii
II kciiofidRe
nss 1a,,c c,n,a,, ,c,,,,,od r
,nntn,ra c,,rd.u af,ar annna,ne
seVtra! Gays VAIN Mfs Y VI
blllldlfl-
- ~ IL,
WMU WORKSHOP az Liberty 0ilifei
in Appomattox Friday were Mrs
Robert Anderson Mrs LLOYD war;
Mrs wallace JUDD, MIS- " q
Mrs. Murray Arlington. Mrs. f j
Andrews. Jr.. Mrs. Eric CrenshaW
Mrs. 8. n. Gcycr and Milton Booth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
Dressed in Costumes

good citizenship and good gov
eminent. Besides hearing num-
erous experts describe various
aspects of Government. the also
will organize political parties
and hold caucuses and cleo
tons.
Col. Cushman said the Vice
Presidents staff works IL hours
on an average day.
"Mr. Nixon often works
longer" he said.
The primary function Of the
staff is to assist the Vice Presi-
dent and to keep him zone Of
the best-informed men in
Washington" the colonel ex-
planned.
In the question-and-answer
period following his talk, the
boys showed great interest in
Mr.. Nixon's recent troubles on
his good will'' tour through
Latin America.
The colonel hsd to answer
such questions as:
Are. We sure the Commu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
Air Units Pass
Scfety Mark

The 459th Troop Carrier
VIM and its support unit the
2259th Air r aserve Flying Cen
ter at Andrews lar Force Base.
composed entirely of Air Force
Rsservists in the METROPOLITAN
Area. passed the l7,000-hour
mark OF accident-free flying
this month.
The two units have never had
an aircraft accident since they
were formed in July. 1854. Dur
ing this period thev few more
than 3 million miles all over
the world.
AS a result Of their records.
they were able TO contribute
heavily to the Continental Air
Commands winning of the
Daedalian Trophy, presented to
the major air command with
the best aircraft accident-pre-
vention record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
Citizens Redesign Flag
To Place Next Star

Most of the communications
were addressed to the White
House.
One writer proposed that the
stars be arranged to form the
letters ~. S." Another rec
commended they be shaped into
one large star. Still another
citizen thought the best proce-
dure would be to place the new
star alone in the field of
stripes. He reasoned such a
position would symbolic the
isolated location of Alaska. An
other insisted the stars should
describe a circle within a cir
Gle.
Although the problem of re-
designing the flag is essentially
a stellar one. the law fails TO
specify any pattern for addl-
ton Of stars. 1t also neglects
to assign responsibility for flag
design to any governmental
agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16

The rigors Of q Vice Presi-
dents life-including the prob
lem of getting adequate office
space-were explained today to
the so nigh school juniors at
tending 1858 Boys State at
Georgetown University,
"we're practically sitting in
each others laps now" moaned
Col. Robert E. Cushman, USMC,
Vice President Nixon's execu-
tive assistant.
The Democratic Congress
rust approve the Vice Presi-
dents budget. Col. Cushman
told the youths, land they 1.-THE
Democrats) couldn't care less
if we get another room or not"
The so boys arrived yesterday
for the week long program on
the GU campus. The sessions
are sponsored by the District
Department of the American
Legion.
The purpose is to teach the
lads the practical meaning Of