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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
HOME OF THE WEEK
Cabin Has
Two Bedrooms

f., interior wall arrangement In
any way you wish. Flexibility
of the home is limited only by
you own imagination.
A check list for lumber and
other materials you will need
and in the order you will need
them, is included.
In the rear is the sleeping
area. Each of two bedrooms
contain q closet. The bath is
next to the bedrooms.
The front half of the house
is the living area. This area
can easily be arranged to suit
the needs and/or preferences
of the individual family. The
plans suggest a layout of liv-
ing room, dining area and
kitchen, but it need not neces-
sarily be followed.
Editors note: The cost is not
given, What you could build
the house for in the Washing
ton area would depend on how
much Of the work you dc
yourself.
tin case you wish to order
blueprints. you might do so by
filing in the blank form be-
low. Check or money order
must be sent with your request:
do not send currency. With
your blueprints will come speci-
fications and a material list
Provision of the syndicated
feature by The Star is not
meant to suggest that you
should not consider consulting
an architect in case you are
planning to build a home.)
Be sure to include checks of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
BY GERRY BISHOP

How often have you dreamed
Of q quiet retreat at the sea-
shore. far removed from the
humdrum Of daily living, where
you can while away the hours
in complete relaxation and
comfort? Or perhaps a place in
the mountains, a winter haven
where your adventurous spirit
can reign, hunting deer OF
bear?
Well, here are plans that can
help make the dream a realty
Today's Home of the Week is
a build : it yourself project,
named the Refuge" Plans in
clude complete instructions for
step-by-step construction which
moderately skilled handymen
can follow.
The plans (they are actual
blueprints for use in construc-
tom will show you how to
build the structure from the
ground up. Included are de-
tailed instructions on how to
lay square foundation, SIM
pie vet little understood pro-
cedure that will help make all
subsequent work on the cabin
easier. Also. there are illus
trated instructions for laying
the foundation piers.
Design of the Refuge" is
simple. But should you desire
to alter the interior arrange
ment, the plans include an al
ternate outline of only the ex-
terror walls. This outline can
be used to help YOU set up the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05

Associated Newspapers.
229 West Forty-third street.
New York SO. N. Y. Dept. WIS
THE REFUGE
% set. ca sets. go sets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05

group will meet with Federal
housing specialists and Labor
Department experts as well as
officials OF the National Asso-
citation Of Home Builders. the
Associated General Contractors
Of America, and the American
Institute Of Architects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
Continued From Page BE-

Continued From Page b.
ask my press agent first" sale
Zsa. She'll be in good company
with the Bing CrOsbys. RObert
Wagners, ETC.. etc. Mel Fer
rer is sporting a aheavy bearC
for his END of the World" pic.
ture with Harry Belafonte.
Joe E. Brown will be a grand
father for the sixth time any
day now. Newlyweds jeanne
Woodward and Paul Newman
will star in summer stock il
Eugene O'NeilI's "All God'i
Chillun Got Wings" also some
Tennessee williams plays,
How is the picture 9TH,
Naked Maja'0 coming along?'
I asked Anthony FranciOsa. II
isn't" he replied. Tony anc
wife Shelley Winters are nov
in New York prior to his takine
of for Rome to start this movie
with Ava Gardner.
Robert Cummings is lookinl
for a farm for his family, anC
he will also raise his own nat.
ural organic" beef and poultry
Robert keeps in trim via q large
steak for breakfast daily.
/ bumped into Greer Gar.
sons mother at my doctors Of.
fee in Beverly Hills. Greer
loves her "Auntie Name" ca.
vortings in New York, Mrs
Carson told me-but she is moi
as enamored Of the weather
Too much flu around there this
past winter.
James Robertson Justice is
refusing to shave his beard fol-
his role in J. Arthur Ranks
Rockets Galore" No shave, no
Aim. j. US beard has long been
his trade mark.
After three months in New
York. 70-year-old Maurice
Chevalier celebrates the start
Of THE Blessing" with DebOfah
Kerr by signing for "A Time for
Paris" with Debbie Reynolds
Maurice was asked a few weeks
ago If he would change any.
thing if he could live his life
over again. "Nothing-except
L'Amour.' replied the French.
man. But he didn't amplify a.
TO whether he meant more OF
less.
Writer Aaron Spelling ia.
his first novel, "BrowdeI
Street" half finished. He de.
scribes it as a "sexy Peytor
Place" Twentieth Fox's Budd,
Adler. who bought Spelling.
Last Man" teleplay, wants Il
read the novel as soon as the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
Ala Group to Meet

The Washington Metropolis
tan Chapter, American Insti-
tute of Architects, will hold q
luncheon meeting at 1915 pm
Friday in the Burlington Hotel
Among guests will be officials
of the Districts Department Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05

Licenses and Inspection. in.
GLIDING: j. j. ngenfritz. direc.
tor; r. Donald Kinney. deputy
director; H. Warren Stewart
superintendent Of the inspec-
ton division: Frederick w
Mallon. superintendent of the
housing division; c. T. Not
tingham. superintendent Of the
license and permit division, and
F. E. RobeShaw, chief Of the
ONCE of administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena - "MademoiSelle Co.
lombe":; 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
NatiOnal-"No Time for Ser
geants": 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Shubert-Dark. Jane Eyre"
starts April is.
Screen
Ambassador - Marjorie
Morningstar";: /, sos, $40,
l7:l5 and 9:25 pm.
Capitol - Merry Andrew:
1880 am. l:35, 1886. 5:35.
TAO, $40 and ll:45 pm.
COlumbia-"Raintree Coun-
ty";; ll:40 am. 2:40. $40. $40
and 1l:40 pm.
Dupont - RIM; 1915, 4,
7:45 and 1885 pm.
Keith's-"Snow White and
Seven Dwarfs";; 1915 am.
1910, 2:05. 4. $50. 7:50, GAS
and 1885 pm.
Macarthur - "Gervaise":: 2,
1880. 7:O5 and GAS pm.
Metropolitan Marjorie
Morningstar":: IL am, los.
3:15. $40. 7:30. 9;35 and HAS
pm.
Ontario - Witness for the
Prosecution: 1880. $40. $50,
sos and l0:15 pm.
Palace - The Brothers
Karamazov";; ll:35 am. 2:20.
$40, 8 and 1880 pm.
Playhouse - wild Is the
Wind; II am, los. $40. Sis.
7:25, $50 and 11:4O pm.
Plaza - And God Created
Woman; II am. 1880. 2:35,
4:20. $50. TAO. $50 and 1l:25
pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River hWai; 10 am, i, 4.
/ Z and 10 pm.
UptOwn-"South Pacific; 2
and $50 pm.
/ Warner-"Search for Para
disc; 2 and $50 pm.
first draft is finished. I'm writ
ing the woman's part so 1t will
f1t Carolyn Jones to T." Aaron
told me. Carolyn is Mrs. Spell
ling.
Anne Lockhart, four-year-
old daughter of June, will be
the fourth-generation actress
in the family. During Easter
vacation she will make her
screen debut in "Tumblewced, /"
a semidocumentary film being
made in Arizona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

7 EE MEREDITH is back at her reception
IL list job in an optometrist's Office after
Sell-out tour of the concert halls of Europe,
The lyric soprano and baritones Joseph
Collins and John Yard make up the Mozart
Trio, professional singing group that has
delighted audiences on two continents.
They recently finished their second Euro
pean tour.
The trio sings only Mozart works, songs
and excerpts from operas.
Here, people are afraid of Mozart
program" tiny, animated Miss Meredith
says But we always try to make the con-
certs light-we use small props and some
times act out the songs. And after per-
Torrance the people always find that
they've enjoyed it."
One of the props brought down the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
By ADELE CHIDAKEL
star stan Writer

house at concert in italy during Euro
pean tour two years ago. That night, Miss
Meredith wore a white gown with red
sash. One of the numbers called for an
other singer to produce a scarf from his
pocket, and he happened to choose green
one
when he pulled out that scarf, why,
the people just stood up and cheered," Miss
Meredith recalls. Quite inadvertently, the
trio had displayed the colors of the italian
flag-red, green and white.
They just love Mozart programs IN
Europe" Miss Meredith says in her deep
Virginia accent Those people stand up,
and they clap, and they yell, and they
stomp-my gosh! It practically made me
cry for Joy every time"
Although the Mozart Trio, at home
CONTINUED
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-08-28
Negro Middle Class Leadership
Scored By SocioIogist

a new world which is coming in
to existence rather than in re-
peating meaningless platitudes."
He urged the Negro middle
class to refrain from disassoci-
ating itself from lower class Ne
groes, to cast aside the playful,
immature attitudes and be SER
ious intellectual leaders contri-
buting to the recording of their
history instead of leaving it to
whites, to contribute to groups
working in the Negroes behalf
and to strive toward correcting
instead of denying the existence
of the Negroes personal disorg-
ization" in areas of unmarried
motherhood, crime and juvenile
delinquency.
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-08-28

Speaking before a luncheon
meeting on the Responsibilities
of the Negro Middle Class" DR..
E. Franklin Frazier, chairman of
Howard UniverSity'S Sociology
Department and author of the
controversial book "Black Bour-
geoisle," said to delegates of the
national convention of D Ell t a
Sigma Theta Sority:
q" In. the present world crisis
when there is so much talk a.
bout preserving a world that is
falling apart, the Negro intel
lectual should see that he has
no stake in a word that rested
upon colonialism and exploita-
ton and racial prejudice. He
should use his intellectual ener-
gies in formulating ideas about
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-08-28
NEGRO YOUTH DENIED

NEGRO YOUTH DENIED
Continued from page II
Kansas"
A similar incident occurred
here in Oklahoma City about a
year ago, the Katz manager said.
There was no evidence of any
disturbance. Nearly every one OF
the young children had a mana
zine to read, or sat looking at a
menu.
Masoner said, II want to do
what the rest of the downtown
people do, and if they start SER
ing them at counters and booths
I will too"
But, Masoner said, II can't
be the first one. It's matter of
policy
ct have given intructione to
the counter perssonel to not ar
que with them," the manager
said. "Thy are instructed to be
nice. but just don't serve them"
Miss Alma Opsey, a director of
the Oklahoma City Youth Coun-
Gil, was in charge of the group.
She acknowledged that it was an
officially sponsored action.
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-08-28
MEMORY LANE

Barbara. and Joe Jr.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Brown and three
youngsters return from extern
sive trip by automobile, through
central and northern states and
Canada.
Ten Years Ago
Prominent Phoenix citizens
organize Arizona Voters League
purpose: to acquaint voting pub
lie of attitudes of candidates pro
posing themselves for public Of
flee.
Jerry Smith and Dan Jackson
enplane for San Diego vacation
-Ravenel Wright of Darlington,
S. C.. is visiting uncle, Sgt. Nor
man E. Swinton-Mrs. r. F.
North visits sister, Mrs. Bessie
Peters, 1918 East Monroe.
Continued on page 50
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-08-28
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Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-08-28
Williams To Lecture In :
Mexico City

Mexico City, Franklin H. Will
liamS, Secretary-council, Yves t
Coast Region of the National As
ISOLATION for the Advancement
of Colorad People, lectured Tues
day night b e fore the student
body of the Mexico City College.
The topic of Mr.. Williams pre-
Sentation was the Changing Lee
gal Status of the Negro in Amer
lea"
Mr.. Williams is presenting a
sFrieS of lectures in Mexico at
the invitation of the State De-
partment'S culture attache'
Jacob Cantor.
On Friday, August %, Mr.. Will
liamS lectured before the Mex
ican-American Cultural Instit-
JOKE
Mother, I found an old dusty
thing
High on the shelf-just look!"
why that's a Bible, T o m m y
dear;
Be careful that's Gods book!"
Gods Book" the child eXclaim-
ed;
''Then, mother, Before we lose it,
We'd better send it back to God,
For, you know, we never use it."
Christian Life
Take the miSer out of miSer-
able and all that remains is
ABLE. = A. III. Erb.
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-08-28

Take the miSer out of miSer-
able and all that remains is
ABLE. = A. III. Erb.
, 1958-08-11
MerWin Depdrts for
Wush. In. Connection
With Appointment

Government Secretary John
David Merwin, left for Wash
ington, D. C. today to appear
before the Committee on In
terror and Insular Affairs of
the U, S. Senate, regarding his
recent appointment as Cover
nor of the Virgin Islands.
It is expected that Governor
Walter A. Gordon will leave
for Washington, D. c.. some
time later in the week to ap-
pear before the Judiciary
Committee Of the U. S. Senate
on his recent appointment as
Judge of the District Court of
the Virgin Islands.
, 1958-08-11
e Rico Amends
Tux Low to Fucilitute
Foreign Cdpitdl

Puerto Rico The Puerto
Rico Income Tax Law of 1854
has been amended to facilitate
investment of foreign capital
in shares issued by Puerto Ri
can industries. BY this law
every corporation or society
that paid interest on shares
issued. to foreign persons or
bodies was required to retain
a certain percentage of such
interest as a tax.
T h e recent amendment
exempts these corporation or
societies from having to re-
tam Sucn TAX, III cases WneFe
the retaining agent can prove
to the Secretary of the Treas
ury that the retention of this
tax will cause undue trouble
without leading to any practi-
cal end, either because the
amounts retained would have
to be returned to the receiver
Of the interest, or because
such tax retention would
prove excessive.
, 1958-08-11
"Quuke" Set Off
To Find Cause Of
Volcanic Blusts

Japan : Japanese scientists
set off a small earthquake at
Mount Aso, in southern Japan,
to try to determine the cause
of volcanic eruptions.
Five charges, each contain
ing two pounds Of dynamite,
were detonated at 65O-foot in
tervals along the mountain.
Continued on page A.
, 1958-08-11

Senate of the United States.
Such nominations do not
represent fly-by-night deci-
sions," it said.
, 1958-08-11
Former President
Herbert Hoover
Gath Birthday

Greenwich, Conn. : Former
President Herbert Hoover OBJ
served his eighty fourth
birthday Aug. 10 at a family
gathering here in the home of
his son., Allan. H. Hoover.
Friends dropped in during the
day to wish him a happy
birthday.
Members of Mr.. Hoover's
staff said in New York that
birthday kilograms were pour
ing in at such a rate that the
Waldorf : Astoria Western
Union office had stopped put.
ting them in envelopes. "They
Just send up a stack Of tele-
grams every few hours" one
Of his secretaries said.
FL~--
, 1958-08-11
sted Democrats
TO Select Two
lnsulur Candidates
Government Secy
Deplores Attacks on
Recent Nominations

Government Secretary John The Frederiksted Democrats
David Merwin today deplored will select the two insular can
attacks on the recent nomina- didates that they will support
tons of himself and Governor for election in November, ac
Gordon by President Eisen- cording to- a notice received
hover. A press release re- today.
ceived today termed "as un- The notice states that all
fortunate the apparent lack of certified insular Democrats
respect and responsibility de- who desire to seek a seat in
m~onstrated by a leading Unity the Senate may be nominated
Party Senator in taking to by themselves or by a nomina-
task the President of the Unit tor at the caucus to be held on
ed States on the question of the Monday night, August Is al
recent nominations sent to the $50 at the Fort.
, 1958-08-11
Soviets Worn Swiss
Against Acquiring
Nucledr Arms

The Soviet Union has issued
a warning to Switzerland fol-
announcement that
that nation intended to equip
its armed forces with atomic
weapons.
The Moscow radio said that
by arming with atomic wea-
pons Switzerland is creating a
threat to the security of other
European states"
The Government spokesman
said that the step was planned
only for the long-distance
future.
, 1958-08-11

Mr.. Carlstein spoke on the
work of Gustavo Adolfo Be
quer and Ruben Dario. Mrs.
Shaubah gave a brief outline
Of the work of Juan Ramon
,7imenez, and an Interpretation
of one of Garcia Lorca's poems
Romance ~Sonambulo." The
poem was then read to the
audience by Carlos Grau of
the University of Barcelona,
am. member of the Interna-
tional Seminar at Harvard
University.
, 1958-08-11

MIR. MerWln stated further
that during his nine years as a
member of the Virgin Islands
Bar his relationships with Mr..
Mas have always been the
friendliest and most cordial.
He pointed out that Mr.. Mas
had served as campaign mana
ger for the local Republican
ticket in the 1854 campaign at
which time he, MerWin, ran
and was elected as a Republi-
can Member of the Virgin Is
lands Legislature. To Mr.. Mer
wins knowledge the mutual
respect which has existed be-
tween both attorneys since
they first knew each other has
not been in any way affected
by recent political develop
ments.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16

que la fabrica de acero que compraron es material
completamente anticuado sacado de las instalacio.
mes de Skoda de Checoeslovaquia".
LA economic marxista -continuo- les pro.
hibe exportar capital. Vemos hoy que los sovie.
ticos estan o~bligados a financiar la totalidad de
SUI comereio de exportaci6n con libras e~sterlinas
y frances suizos transferibles. Y cuando los ru-
SOS hacen ~negocios en- Ell exterior, es con los me-
dos de otros pueblos''.
La salida para la ~situacion actual. opin6 Sir
George, es e%ncontrar nuevos consumidores. Ha.
Ella csc fin pudiera ser util una conferencia de ie-
fes de gobierno con los sovieticos.
La economic sovietica esta dispuesta en- for.
ma tai, dijo, que ell paso de la industrial pesada
a los articulos de primera necesidad es impossible
sin I'm %trastorno p%olitico; de modo que la unica
lorna en- que los rusos pueden conseguir ar.
ticulos de consume es importandolos.
Ell mundo occidental esta en- condolences de
s%olventar ell %problema de sus enormes exceden.
ties mediante un gigantesco programa de donacio-
mes, Sugirio finalmente que. los excedentes de
trigo canadiense debieran ser regalados a China
Comunista.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
TEcNICA...
(Viene de la Pag. %

Dijo que Egipto quedo en- bancarrota con SUI
~convenio con la Union S~ovietica, que ahora ven
de ell algod6n egipcio en- ell mercado de Londres,
entire I'm 20 y un 40 por ciento por debajo del
precio prevaleciente en- ell mercado algodonero de
Alexandria.
"Por esta razon -prosiguio Bolton debie-
"a efectuarse una conferencia de gobernantes con
los rusos sobre cuestiones de comercio. Sin una
junta tai, la amenaza del concrete ~sovietico re-
sultaria mayor que la politica para Ell mundo libre;:
La nueva era economical en- que cree esta en-
trando Ell mundo, acent1a las responsibilities de
paises como Gran Bretana, Estados Unidos y Ale
mania, de ayudar a los paises subdesarrollados
del mundo. Senalo que eel sistema ~sovietico los
excluye de ayuda de esta indole. Todo 10 que
tienen para dar es materias primas de las que
Ell mundo tiene va I'm excedente, o en- SUI defecto
bienes de production pesados. Bajo SUI sistema,
los ~sovieticos no pueden trasladar estos bienes 10
suficientemente rapido para las, necesidades de
los nuevos paises. Los indios han comprobado
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
Joyenes Mueren En-
Las Gales De La Habana En-
Lucia A Tiros Con La Po|icla

ella de Pinar del Rio, habiendose
p~roducido distintas inundaciones.
PETICION DE COMERCIANTEs
La Camara de Concrete de la
Republica de Cuba informo que
elevara al Ministro de Hacienda I'm
documento solicitando la modifi-
cacion de los requisites que sc
exigen llenar a los comerciantes
que vende articulos gravados por
ell impuesto suntuario. Explicaron
que habran de exponer que con-
sideran innecesario para Ia fiscali-
zacion del pago del impuesto sun
turario, los requisites que Sc ext
gen por cuanto dicho impuesto es
abonado en- las Aduanas, que por
otra parte es I'm impuesto de ma
yor Importance como es ell de COM
praventa, es mas simple III fisca-
lizacion, siendo en- ambos easos,
impossible eludir ell page.
HUERFANOS DE AFORADOS
Por decreto presidential cursado
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
an d M~inisterio de Hacienda Sc

en- Of Ministerio de Hacienda Sc
dispuso que los hijos de Militares,
Marines y.Poficia muertos en- cans
pafa 0 en- actos propios del servi,
clio, tendran derecho a ingresar en-
ell Institutuo Militar Juvenil Tee
nologico, su edad fluctua entire los
IA y Is amos y han aprobado por,
10 menos 81 cuarto grade de ms
truccion primaria. En- Ell reterido
decreto Sc eximieron del page de
derechos arancelarios e impuestos
fiscales, las importaciones fiscales
que Sc hagan para csc centro do
cente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
INTENTO DE SUICIDE

Ell Inspector Escolar, Juan En-
cinosa Castaneda, de IS amos de
edad, ingirio ell contenido de una
botella de salfuman con fines sui
eldas, sin que Sc haya determinado
Ell motive que tuvo para clio. Su
hlIo lie condujo a I'm centre de So
zorro y despues a una clinica, dom
de Sc %encuentra en- grave estado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
DOMINGO, Is DE MARIO DE 1883 DlApo Las AMERICAS : p5o. .

cias para nuestros hombres. Hasta
recientemente Ia Junta de Licen~
eias estaba integrada por miembros
del gremio, pero ahora la constitu-
yen seis agremiados y tres indepen.
dientes.
Los dirigentes de la Local SIC
manifestation que ell nuevo grupo
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
ENTENcIAN
-(Viene de IA pag. e.

-VVIene de IA pag. "
convicto cogio ell martillo, en- SUI
casa y fue cor el a la casa de Re-
bar, matandole brutalmente. No
hay derecho a matar a otro por sus
dificultades domesticas".
La madre del senteneiado, SEN
tada en- los ultimos bancos de la
sala, murmuro con voz audible:
Este no es justicia. Estan abu-
sando del muchacho y lie voy a
aconSejar que Sc suicide, antes que
paSar por estop.
Rebar fue muerto Ell dia 10 de
oetubre,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
(Viene de La Primera)

para la vacante producida por Ell
fallecimiento del Senador Aquili-
no Lombard, de la provincial de Ma
tanzas.
ACADEMIES DEL TRANSITO
Ell Consejo Nacional para Ia pre-
-vencion de academies del transito
informo que Ell pasado mes de fe-
bEero Sc produjeron en- toda la re-
pnblica, 230 academies del transito
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16

competitor no les causaba preocu.
paci6n.
Fred Wells, presidente del Gre.
MIC, die que como era possible
que conslguieran buenos plemeros
por $2.5o la bora. cuando los esta-
blecimientos que estaban va agre.
miados. no podian conseguir sufi
eientes por S3.40.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16

Despues de largos dias de inten-
SO calor, Sc produjo IN Gambia de
tempo, con la entrada de un nue.
vo norte de la temporada inver-
nal, comenzando a bajar tenn
peraturas y produciendose rites
marejadas en- la costa norte. Cage
ron fuertes lluvias sobre la provin-