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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
Tifereth Sisterhood

The regular meeting Of the
Tifereth Israel Sisterhood will
be held at / pm. tomorrow in
the statehood room Of the
Tifereth Israel Congregation
at Sixteenth and Juniper
streets NV. The nomination
Of ofncers win be the main
tonic of discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
BY CHARLES g. BROOKS
Star Stan Writer

Certain fungi, common in
everyday environment, and
usually harmless, are causing
o newly recognized disease in
the United States, one which
strikes at the arteries, some
times Kidding them.
Blindness or fatal cerebral
strokes are among the results
Of this invasion known as
|mucormycosis. Fungi riddled
arteries may also lead to car
diac or intestinal complications.
This picture was recently
presented by DR.. Roger D.
Baker, a pathologist associated
with the Duke University
School Of Medicine and chief
Of the laboratory service, Vet
Grams Administration Hospital,
Durham. N. c. He has been
working under a grant from the
National Institute of Allergy
and Infectious Diseases.
Easy to Overlook
1.-THE disease occurs more
frequently than is realized lis
probably world wide) and with
out biopsy or autopsy diagnosis
might be overlooked" DR.. Baker
declared. Therefore. physi-
clans will wish to know of this
fungus infection and of the
circumstances under which 1t
develops"
Mucormycosis usually is found
as a complication Of some other
disease. Diabetes mellitus and
leukemia are the most common,
but multiple meyeloma, fatal
burns and liver cirrhosiS are
other primary conditions.
Antibiotics and compounds
such as cortisone. ACTH and
,antileukemic chemical agents
may be predisposing factors.
DR.. Baker noted that the
improvement in the control Of
bacterial diseases by the use
Of antibiotics may explain why
mucormycosis is now being en-
countered.
Diabetes. who formerly de-
veloped staphylococcic. infec-
tons. may now contract this
fungus infection. The most
frequent fungus agent associ-
ated with the disease is the
Rhizopus fungus. This fungus
is also a common contaminant
in laboratory cultures used to
make antibiotics. However. re-
covery Of this organism in a
culture is not in itself dag
nostic.
Other Fungi Troublesome
Various fungus infections are
becoming increasingly common
as the extensive use Of anti.
biotics alters the flora of respi-
ratory and intestinal tracts. As
these drugs knock out bacteria,
room is made for other or
ganisms.
Fungal endocarditis (infiam-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
5lCorPermits Revoked,
81 Suspended in Week

Ffty-one District drivers permits revoked and 90
suspended last week. the Department Vehicles and Traffic
addition is persons charged with driving without
District permit registration had their privilege of being
licensed here suspended until proof financial responsibility
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06

-. ..ANNAPoLIs MOTORS
go6 N Y. AVE. NV. Elk. 3.4744
V!!GIr9 9RRIA ss a;Psss; rd "a NEW
Sc. I2ls Conn. ave. ilth and ?.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
Foirfox County Grants
New Building Permits

Hill DR. Alexandria, owner. food store
mOrr nGfso constf eSss e.. ouiiae'
Graham Road Methodist Church.
S3y Hranam "a, rans Snureh; owneI'
soaition 70 ennfs a an in Devon1snlre Sat-
INC Hv,,,. c...,.. !. ,os D.,
AN. M,htliiam = SssIieoj ", 10 Ran an
builder; DWELLING in Willowrun: cost,
Slg,vyO.
hoooare " m meespn: LUIS New S snS
builder; dwelling in salome; cost, sl0.-
OOO.
Micnael N, Lipertore. laos Lake.
view or. tan6 Church. owner ana
c ouitaer a a nee IN Lake sareroit'
Christian Science Society q Fairfax,
Layt9n aall schools cost. $4,000.
oulluer, llndon Construction CO., Inc.
Charles J Carver. 30l = Marshall
dwelling in Yacht Haven Estates; cost,
S24 ZOO
Robert simms. 1907 South 29th I'd.
crest; cost. Si0.50O: builder. Roy NJ.
Morkan q Christian, Box 542, Hern-
Eiwa dstone cost. $4,000.
EDWIN Davis, IT, "a East Marshall
/ St, Alexandria. owner and builder
dwelling in Yacht Haven Estates; cost,
100000
Otto A. Swoboda, Box 1876, Lorton,
owner; dwelling in COLCHESTER; cost,
May Properties, Inc. SIS g. Broad
i ST.. Fails Church, owner and builder;
49, DWELLINGS in Marian Heights; cost
1 Sb5.000
Economy Insulators. Inc. 5974 NORTH
| 10th I'd. Arlington, owner and builder
dwelling in Virginia Heights: cost
S12,0O0.
Stratford Landing Building Corp.
302 Prince st.. Alexandria. owner anC
builder; 10 DWELLINGS in StratforC
Landing; cost, S25O,000
Olympic Building Corp. 1928 Yer
mont ave. NV, Washington, ownel
and builder 5 DWELLINGS in Devor
Park: cost. 100000
/ Alexander J Bridges. 3611 Bridge,
,.aven court, Alexandria, owner ans
builder; dwelling in Brideehaven: cost
gIR R00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

James l-, ss~dlsr
Realty Corp
Flora. R orleal.. ~..A weiss a
Stolar Inc.
Mabel webb. with Beatrice N. Reed
william B. west ir. with murray
jean p bradford. with Nslls Love
Cassel
Morris J. Akman, with Raiph D.
frank 4. BOndurant. with PinEsrs
sylvia j, Carroll with ciras NJ.
sam davenport. with Freedman
Charles J LOMsdicO. with Rafen
HartTsii Msccartsney. with Fitch.
Euise Nader, with Frank ). volk-
man Real Estate CO; -
Thomas r. Phillips. with Chevy
Chase Realty Co., Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

Recent building permits issued b
Fairfax County include:
Waiter C. Grain, 5lU 1elegraph I'd.
Alexandra, owner and builder uwell-
ing IN wilton Woods. cost, S2u,OOU.
st. NV. wash. owner and builder;
qwelllnz in Brook Hills Estates. cost
Cavalier Construction Of Northern
virginia. 100 N, Fairfax ST., Aiexan-
drla, owner and builder; awellins in
M. 4. BroyhiiI & Sons Corp, 461C
builder: "a DWELLINGS in Broyhill Es-
states. cost 81 ,62l,7uO.
Carl cramer, IT,, Mclean. owneI
and builder; Dwelling In BeVerly Man
frank <. schroff. 5000 Ksnsinstor
ST.. Arlington, owner and builder
dwelling In River Oaks: cost. S2O.OOO
William e. Moss, Rte, 3. Box ~
Fairfax, owner and builder: dwelllnl
in Mt Vernon Grove: cost, S22. 500
Robert Z. Shomo. 641l willston, DIR.
dwelling in Green Acres; cost. S1l 900
Richard McCracker, 2S05 Elm
wood dr.. Alexandria, owner; dwelling
In Braddock Hills: cost, $4,000
0u ASsrm orGseS co * cH set fancy ave
Springfield Park; cost, $500 900
builder. Forest Building Corp,
Kettler DEVELOPMENT Corp 232i
Wisconsin, ave. NV. Wash. owner
900; builder, Kettler Bros.
James H. Horton. 1919 Franklin st
Fails Church, owner: dwelling IN Brool
HUI Estates; cost. $i9,S50: builder
Tri-County Construction Co.
ownsr ana hnilSsr, dwellIn1 n Avn
Forest; cost, $4,000.
Paul J. Brown, Highland Falls, N. Y
owner; dwelling in Avon Forest: cos
SIG 900; builder Elma 2. Brown.
L r Brovhill, 347l N Washingto
blvd Arlington. owner and builder
3 DWELLINGS In Townsville HEIGHTS; cos
3 L. p. Kelly. Alexandria, owner an
builder: dwelling in Brecon Ridge
Russell o. Lowe. ST.. l45 MississipI
ave; Sc; WASHINGTON, owner an
builder; dwelling in Dixie Hill; cos
stafford Properties. Inc, Brook pl
dwellings, IN lake saTcrOft; cos
James A, Simpson, 327 Falkland D
Sc Washington. owner and builder
dwelling IN Dunn Loring Gardens
Wykie & Kress, 215 Quander I'd
Alexandria, owner and builder: dwell
Ing IL Yacht Haven Estates; cos
J b. wykle, TOT olmi-Landrith dr.
Alexandria, owner; dwelling in YacI
Haven Estates; cost, $1,000: builde
Wykle u kress, Inc.
Charles W. Boyles. 4736 N. 18th ST
Arlington, owner and builder: 2 dwell
tngs in Golf Club Manor; cost, $40, OOi
s,w., washington, owner; dwelling
Potomac Valley; cost, $4,000; huilde
Empire Engineering Corp. Of Va.
Ben Mar Construction Co, I7O4 !
RHODES St; Arlington. owner ar
bulldog; 4 dwellings in Sunset Mano
John H. Nicholson. 6s1s N. 32r
ST., Falls Church, owner and builde
dwelling in Golf Club Manor: COS
$4,000
Bromma Land Corp, 400 sherwot
Hall lane Alexandria, owner al
builder; dwelling in Hollinbrook Par
cost. $1,000.
Rose Hill, Inc. Frsnconia and Ro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

Eyangelins Newton. with Ultra Real
~ Service,
Inc.
Fermon robert With Murray Ls-
vine. Inc
Josephine Y. Alden. with Murehison
coimsn Bulman. with W. NJ. Dora
Co
Edna W. capott, with p II. Harris.
Thelma Cohland, with Kelly q Co.
Samuel Denmark with Bergman
Gerald NJ. Dennis. with Kaimus
Realty.
Alice B FinIayson, with p. H, Harris.
Delbert o. Gordon, with Investor
John W. Hasan. with Mitchell Realty
lois Heinrichs. with Florida Prop
PhiiiD N. HOrwitz. with Murray sr-
Lorenzo W. Lewis. with Hill Rsalts
Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

Real Estate Brokers
Charles b. Hawley. ir
Reuben L. Haas, assistant vice.
president 81 Weinberg and Bush, Inc.
Real Estate Statesmen
Frank w Boyle. with Frederick w.
Berens Sales. Inc.
vernel r. Carlson. with Morris
Thomas S. Farrell. with Herbert
Harvey, Inc.
Hubert Jack Hon, with l. L. Lewis
bcTotSs Doyle Horwath. with KOr-
zenddorfeT Realty. Inc.
Robert = Lacey, IT., with James L.
Dixon A Co.
Earle ", Manson. with shannon q
Luchs Co.. Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
Realty License
ApprovoIs Listed

Recent license approvals an
nounced by the District Real
Estate Commission include.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Battle

clans, boiling water and salt and cook 30
minutes. Add tomato juice, thyme, cayenne
and sage and heat thoroughly. Yield: 4
portions.
Before you decide on your favorite, you
should try each kind. But here's an impor-
tant hint - pilot crackers belong with
chowder. Our way is to crumble them into
the plate of chowder, especially the milky
New England kind which isn't thickened
except by the starch Of the potatoes. Books
Of etiquette do not favor this pleasant little
ceremony, of course, but not to be able to
do il is like being restrained from dunking
a doughnut. Tho End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
says
Betty Hines
Of Birmingham,
Michig0R

with isee-through' Saran Wrap
I know what I've packed before /
unwrap Il. Nothing protects food
quite like Saran Wrap, either. And
nothing saves like Saran Wrapl"
svssasmsM
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-06-14
A LETTER TO
THE EDITOR.

Dear Sir:
We have been quietly investi-
eating the Water Department
for the past several weeks and
We find that the department is
running in the red. The reason
is this. First, because of so
many delinquent water users.
We find that a large percentage
of these are people who are
renting their property and some
of the others are business PEG.
pie.
Next. There are many homes
in Robbins which are still not
connected to the sewer or water,
therefore the pay no bills.
At the time the sewer and
water contract was signed an
ordinance was also passed stat
ing that all habitable buildings
MUST connect as soon as the
facilities were available. Some
of Robbins would-be political
leaders still do OF have water
or sewer taps. Was this law
made just for SOME people ?
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-06-14
How Come?

How come all the grass and
weeds are are allowed to grow
UP around our water tank? The
lawn was well kept until lately.
The Water superintendent must
see it; the Chairman of the
Water Committee, Trustee o.
Dell Anderson passes there all
the time; the Mayor must know
that it is a disgrace to our
community. Then why is the
lawn not kept I'D?
The part of this lawn which
blongs to the gas company is
:ut. Heretofore it has cost us
nothing to get a mower to cut
the grass and I ask, how come
it is not cut now?
1t is not only a poor example
for the village to set but it Is
a disgrace to the surrounding
property.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-06-14
Page II
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, June IA, 1858
Saturday, June 1858

Robbins is still plagued by some
of those old unsightly and odif-
erous outhouses. Some are next
door to some of our village Of
ficials and they can't help but
see them. But if they cane see
them, they must be blessed with
cold, or have uost their sense
of smell.
If all the homes were con-
nected to the water and sewer
and were paying their bills, it
would just about make up the
difference and the bonds and
interest could be retired when
they come due without borrow
ing money from the Road and
Bridge Fund and robbing the
rtreet repairs.
In order for anybody to pey
an Indebtedness of more than
million dollars they must do
some cold hard businss. The
water department in the Village
of Robbins is a hard, cold bust
ness-or it should be-and not
a plaything.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-06-14
CONTINUED from page p

Continued from page y
er to minimize the danger:
1. When time prints 60 to a
storm cellar, cave or under
ground excavation, preferably
one with an air outlet. Pressure
within the tornado funnel is
very low, sometimes causing
buildings to explode"
2. Tornadoes usually travel.
from southeast to northeast. You
should move at right angles to
the tornado's path. An automO-
bile can often outrun a tornado.
3. If there is no time to es-
cape, lie flat in the nearest de-
preston, such as ditch or
ravine.
A. If in the city, seek shelter
inside, preferably in a structur-
al steel building. Stay away
from windows.
5. In homes, the southeast
corner of basement offers
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-06-14
Red Cross Gives Tornado Warning

-greater safety in frame home.
If there is time, electricity and
fuel lines should be shut Off,
and windows on the north and
east sides of the house should
be opned to permit rapid air
pressure adjustment.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-06-14
BALANCING BUDGETS

after the government has
taken enough to banlance the
budget, the average person has
to budget the balance" The
Divernon News
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-06-14
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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-06-14

The Lord is nigh unto them
that are Of q broken heart;
and saveth such as be Of q
contrite sF,irit. -(Psalm "a.
49,
Into the helplessness Of our
utmost sorrow comes this
wonderful consolation; and
this promise, this reprieve-
this chance ever to begin
anew. Cod will always hear
as, from the deepest pit OF
1aamMiR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
PHILIP q. LOVE
Editor
ROBERT A. HokE
At 0iroctoe

MARCH 3, 1858
Cover Beetle Sol in Woshinssoa. by Mort
Who Is Ths9 BY HeIes Chic
The DESIGNING WOmon By EIobeth Hiyes
Around the World With Newspaper Comics By Philip H. Love
What seeO@es Of the PentosOns Secrets By vso W0msn--- 10
Animal AphObet okop. b. Jerr 0Lsor u
suscTs sIu"den. BY Jones Bheh6sd and FkwOod
Keeping FL Of So BY Doris Kontsr- 70
Some New HOrdos BY Paris cOfFsur By EIeni n
How WoInut Led White House. By ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
STAR DUST

CULLED FROM THE COMICS: In preparation for Inter-
national Newspaper Comics Week. which begins today
we've been looking of your favorite strips
they appear The characters the stories gags
are pretty much the but you'd recognize
OF the titles For examples in countries
Mutt and lett is "Benitin Eneas" Juliet Jones is "E
Dtarto De Una Vida" and Cceros Cat is La Gaia de
Tobta. In Brazil AL Smiths cat comic Is Lola, Cat
inka In South Africa Buck Rogers Is die Arend"
Sweden, DGUtd Crane carries the subtitle Amerkansk
PraSt (See Around the World With Newspaper Comics
page 3D.
FUNNY MAN: Speaking Of comics, Ernie MCGEE Of Phila
delpha can't get enough Of them. In fact he $50
volumes OF Sunday funnieS collected since he little
boy He has spent estimated $4,000 buy up other
collections to fill in gaps in his And running out Of
space m his own house. he has prevailed upon
daughters to let him store the strips in garage you
would like to meet Mr. McGee youW find him behind
funny paper on page H.
BOLD PLAN How would New Yorks Fifth avenue look
with Just people strolng No cars buses-just people?
Dr. Shane MacCarthy (see 2 has suggested would
be very Salutary thing, indeed, If the Queen New
York Streets were closed to traffic completely one day
week The ideal day, he thinks would be Sunday when
thousands Of New Workers could use tire street for
strolling."
NEXT SUNDAY: Students in Hartford County Nd are
receiving free expert instruction many scientific fields
because OF an Army officers concernong before Spun
I-about youths lack Of interest in science.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
THE FRONT COVER

Mort Walker. creator Of
Beetle Bailey, made this
drawing Of the characters
in his comic especially for
Sunday, The Star Maya
zine. See Around the World
With Newspaper Comics,
page 8. and ComicGl Col
lection. page 10.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Catholics Doing Job

This newspaper had meant the nation con
ference which Catholics held in Chicago weeks ago 10 dis
plans 20 help and improve inerraca cooperation m
these United States Catholics from OF the states were
represented at che meeting
II was the first national meeting the Catholic luerraea
group which has areHd few northern cities notably New
York done yroman job "a behalf ~ rscal Justice
The Catholics with Few exceptions like ia the Trumbul
Homes district Chicago and Ia the Polish Catholic districts
IN Detroit and Gary Indiana have shown other denominations
the way in race relations IN practice and In theiry
One ~ the Why 81 Louis NO public schools were
50 easy 70 negrate after The supreme Court because the
Catholic psroeha schools p,egrated by be order Of
Archbishop four years before The high court ruled errega
ed schools illegal
Catholics IN che South have taken position against sevr
CATION FAR IN advance o. northern Catholic areas and o
the rocats ia the Sou, not come near doing she
job ia the field % nerracal cooperation that she Catholics DO
Our own governor oryilc Freeman Lutheran. made
BIG bit % The Catholic uIrrraeia roucaye which he was an
yited 70 address August 80 This recognition because
his consistent supper, Of human aud the reputation
the state has made IN this field through TIE efforts senator
Hubert Humphrey and Judge Luther Yoaurlsh and many
others Of our Minnesota leaders
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
The Lighter Side

reader writes IN say that late 1863 at least
editorial IN this space week devoted 10 the lighter side
We admit that grow older become grim,
but We do utilize the Publisher The other side OF
the page for what reader called the lighter side Of life
aud events
We admit That the wuda problems whether they are local
national international rather serious and forebodnR IN
these days bat with reader admit that there still
some things 70 laugh about
We always admire individuals who can take joke even
If they the butt Of the 10 this editor Of the
tests Of the maturity aud stability II individual whether
he she take joke well especially II il is about them
selves
Usually person who laugh about Or i'm
agned oble reported by else pompous and ~
Secure IN their approach TO life
One Of the Twin Cities most useful individual a very
wealthy wbo is digdCicd and 10 first appearance
approachab enjoys immeely jokes especially Il they ree
o. his diosyncrner lie not only enjoys the jokes about
himself told By others but ID apt to tell few about himself
Ia the course Of the evening
Usually such people updrratc their contributions aud
achievements IN serious conversation and seldom are willing
credit praise for their contributions society or the
community
The people who can't take Joke about themselves grace,
fully usually FROM experience the who laugh hcar
y jokes told about other people some q these folks are
avid tcers Of jokes about others especially such jokes border
The line u cruelty Almost without exception think
back these folks take uukudy any jokes directed At them
70 become wrsthiu and unpleasant II friends persist
making them subject 90 iokcq
few If these by birth even energy are big
people the bat those can take Joke aunnm
her the other type the prominent people Of any
state community
There's stl much 60 be harry about even Il the world
appears 20 be IA horrible depressing mess Just there
plenty 20 be thankful foe one u the desk notices which 20
mains with this writer constantly IN days WHEN everybody seems
20 be complaining Is on mans desk which read
II complained because bad shoes until saw nau who
had no feet