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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

our ability TO keep track Of
what Is being sacrificed in
their paths"
In event the Travis and
Noltines are successful in their
plan TO get that runway moved
over q bit so that the approach
zone is located between the
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Rowland says that 1t Il Inn
possible TO preserve every sim
gle thing that's old" he adds:
'.put too many fine old places
are being deyoured by the
4i.ooo-mile interstate highway
network-40 to so acres are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
|Sopon's Cor Exports

TOKYO. - Exports Of cars
made in Japan totaled about
5000 in 1857, almost double the
1856 figure. Total Japanese
automobile production for 1857
was more than 225,O00 units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
ChontiIIy Airport PeriIs
2 Lee Family Mansions
BY JOHN A. GILES
Star star Writer

Travis win realize loyearoid dream Of seeing
his daughter walk down the wide stairway Of historic Lection
mansion on her wedding day.
determined to the l4-room Georgian dwell
ing that he busy attempting reroue the
Of Washngtons second airport at Chantilly. Va.
effort he enthusiastically joined by Frederick No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

on'he Coast stpartf
Florida
OF PaG
its churches ~ s"1@ wiz"
Located off Highway travel of the
W Wbe Hss are se su apart on l
lust minutes
Mexico, the Peace and Myakka Rivers.
Now invite beautiful
IN our Florida Room homes created by the famous Macke
taste ncoe-homes designed ultimate
comfort and convenience-Florda living at its finest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09
Silver SPRING Club
Nominutes Officers

The Junior Woman's Club
of Silver Spring has an
nounced the slate of officers
to be voted on at the May
general meeting according to
nominating committee chair
man Mrs. Edward L. Beaver
and her assistants: Mrs.
George w. Bartlett, Mrs. Will
liam j. Dleux, Mrs. Thomas
Walker and Mrs. John P.
Williams.
They are: Mrs. John X.
BROMLEY, president; Mrs.
Robert D. Bellamy and Mrs.
Hugh Berry, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Henry Raden and
Mrs. Thomas Walker, second
vice president; Mrs. James !.
Colliton and Mrs. Charles w.
Coffman. recording secretary;
Mrs Carl E. Eaton and Mrs.
C. Walter Kelly, correspond
ing secretary. and Mrs.
Michael Najarian and Mrs.
James Hall, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

Stokes of Philadelphia. who
arrived yesterday afternoon
for a two-day stay.
During her Washington
visit she is seeing some of the
people at the Library of Con-
gress who gave assistance to
her in the editing of the
diary and letters of her
father, the late owen Wister.
The book. just of the press.
is titled "Owen Wister Out
West" Mr.. and Mrs. Purves
will entertain at dinner this
evening in honor of Mrs.
Stokes.
Retired Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Claude B. Mickelwait we're
among others at the party.
Mrs. Mickelwait is chair
man Of arrangements for the
women's committee for the
orchestra and also is in charge
Of the tea on April 10, for
which the Ambassador and
Sonora de Berckemeyer have
loaned the embassy.
Guests at the AS party
will be the chairmen and
captains for the campaign
for the orchestra's sustaining
fund,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09
Mary Donohoe
Begins Tour of
Meow Groups

Miss Mary Donohoe, or
ganization secretary of the
National Council of Catholic
Women, Is on a l2-week
field service tour of Catholic
women's groups affiliated
with the Military Council Of
Catholic Women.
She will confer with the
Right Rev. Msgr. Charles J.
Murphy. who holds the rank
of lieutenant colonel and is
vicar delegate Of the Ameri-
can Military Ordinariate in
Germany. and Mrs. Hugh
Kelvin. Sheboyean Falls. Wis,
Military Council president, in
Frankfurt. and Air Force
Chaplain Edwin r. Chess in
Wiesbaden.
She will visit groups in
England, North Africa and
Spain, and will hold leader
ship training conferences in
France. Italy and Germany.
She will also visit the most
isolated meow afiliation,
st. AIMS sodality, Izmir.
Turkey.
The Military Council was
organized in 1857 to unite
Catholic women's organiza-
tons attached to the world
wide United States military
chapels with meow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09
Alexandra
Home Tour
Saturday

Twelve houses and a gar
den, each outstanding for its
history or design. will be
open in Alexandria Saturday
for the traditional spring tour
sponsored by the Alexandria
Association.
The tour, an annual event
for more than IS years, opens
the spring season of tours of
historic old Virginia houses
which annually brings nu-
merous visitors to the historic
Potomac port city associated
with George Washington,
George Mason and Robert E.
Lee.
Proceeds from the tour
this year will go toward the
Associations Museum Fund
and for its restoration pro-
grams, Mr.. and Mrs. James
H. L. Jacob. tour chairmen,
have announced.
The garden to be shown
this year is that of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry w. Harris, Ala
Franklin street, where more
than 400 varieties of daffodils
will be blooming.
The homes to be shown
are those of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren H. Turner. jr., SIS
South Fairfax street, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Braxton Valentine,
jr.. 2l3 South Fairfax street,
Maj. and Mrs. Jelks H. Ca
baniss. jr.. $40 South Lee
street; Rear Admiral and
Mrs. H. C. Daniel. 30 Wilkes
street; Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge
Sherman. 4l2 South Fairfax
street; Mrs. George Carter.
419 South Lee street; Mr..
and Mrs. Gardner Turner,
106 Prince street; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Glasgow. 728
Washington street; Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard r. Tolley. 2l2
South Fairfax street: DR.. and
Mrs. Bernadotte Schmitt,
1923 South st. Asaph street;
and Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Durbin, 308 Duke street.
Three of the houses, the
Warren Turner house. and
Cabaniss and chmitt
houses. have not been shown
by the Alexandria Association
before and most have not
been open for several years.
Tour hours will be from II
am. to S pm. Tour head
quarters will be at Gadsby's
Tavern, where tea will be
served from 4 TO 6 pm.
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Rhodesian
Justice
IsGuest

Peruvian Ambassador and
Sonora de Berckemeyer gave
q buffet supper last evening
following the concert of the
National Symphony Orches-
ira.
Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Tello were asked
and also Chilean Ambassador
and Sonora de Puga,, First
Secretary Of the Norwegian
Embassy and Mrs. Elovius
Mangor and Chief of Proto-
col for the State Department
and Mrs. Wiley Buchanan.
British Ambassador and
Lady Caccia were accom-
panied by their house guest,
Sir Robert Tredgold, chief
justice for Rhodesia and
Nyasaland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund r.
Purves were accompanied by
their house guest. Mrs. Walter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09
Eoster Seal Lunch
To Show Fashions

The Easter Seal luncheon
for the benefit OF the Mont
gomery County Society Of
Crippled Children and Adults
will take place April 20 at
1890 in the Congressional
Country Club.
Headlines and Footnotes
of Fashion" is the title of the
event and Mrs. Robert Moran
is chairman.
The event was formerly
scheduled for March 20. For
further information call Mrs.
John Samperton.
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Initiote Members

The Junior Woman's Club
of Silver Spring initiated 20
new members at their April
general meeting. Mrs. Will
liam D.. Mizell. president,
conducted the candlelight
ceremony assisted by Mrs.
John K. BROMLEY, vice presi-
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09
Tejicondor Dancers
To Perform Here

The Tejicondor group Of
Colombia will give a program
Of folklore dances and songs
in native costume in the
Mayfiower Hotel ballroom
April l6, under the sponsor
ship OF the Pan American
Liaison Committee Of Wom-
ems Organizations.
Subscriptions from the
program will go towards
establishing a scholarship
fund for a Latin American
TO study in the United States.
Mrs. George w. Lee is gen.
eral chairman in charge Of
all arrangements.
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Children Entertained

Rear Adm. and Mrs. Bruce
4. Bradley earlier this week
entertained their son Bruce
and their daughter and SON
in-law, 1t. and Mrs. H. G.
Urschel. USN, at a dinner
party at Wafer Gate Innl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09
Carnival Pl0nned

Kent Village Nursery School
and Kindergarten will hold a
spring carnival May 10 from
IL noon to 4 pm.
, 1958-10-13
LEGISLATIVE RECORD

LEGISLATIVE RECORD ISL.
CONTINUED from Saturday.
The French Village Fisherman here in French Town
we have . active 1lsn- ng boat, which couple up "a men. a
percentage Of more than half is against this destruction of
Bird and Egg the other 5 or 10 are not even.citizen. Now
this takes the cake, importing foreigners to distress our
Wildlife in the Virgin Islands is worse than we ever have
seen in any part Of the world that I ever travelled
Now they might have an abb saying that sea gull as
any other migrating bird is not a game bird. The impor-
tant part come in that the game bird migrate with them
and the frequent molestiDg Of them chase them away from
our shore and then what left Of them they destruct the
balance Of what left.
Now since these Instructors want a law to collect
eggs and birds we will Just as we'll abolish the game law
because from then on we cannot consider that we have
any game preservation in the Virgin.
We have it a battle to keep Of poacher from disturb
ing these Keys and they want a law to operate on them,at
present here in the ". ]. with the huge quantity of tourist
visitor who are lovers of bird especially sea bird, asked
that question. Whereaare the Sea Birds Of the Caribbean
Twill let someone who can find the answer. The only
answer | think fits is the selfish Instructors gather the egg
young and old birds,
AS I would say the hunters of this community pays
6 to Z hundred dollars a season for License. and maybe
more for separate Firearm Registration. Unfortunately,
hunting cost the %sportsmen Of this community at least 4
to thousand dollars a season. As you may see when this
destruction has completely destroyed our Wildlife then we
will all hang our gun up and say here is to the memory of
our Wildlne in the Virgin Island in whom destruction has
been committed by couple Of our d~estructful citizen.
IhanK you SIT,
Sincerely yours,
Isl Louis "A. Olive
P.S. AsImay say citizen whoever they may be should
know. We teach foreigners to obey the law before you en-
courage them to break it.
ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands
April 81. 1858.
Honorable Aubrey Anduze
President, Virgin Islands Senate
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
Dear Sir:
enclose a copy of petition executed by Fishermen
and boat owners at French Town, ST. Thomas, supporting
the request that the law prohibiting the collection Of
boobies eggs be amended.
Sincerely yours,
Isl Joseph Vante
Joseph Vante.
PETITION
70: Til GOVERNOR AND THE LEGISLATURE
Of VIRGIN ISLANDS
, 1958-10-13
The ST, cRoIX AVIS

RoX AVIS
WHEREAS, experience has shown that there is no
serious threat to the continuity Of these birds as part OF
the WildLfe Of the Virgin Islands as result Of such collec-
ton and use of these eggs, and
WHEREAS, the fishermen sell these eggs and use the
proceeds to augment their small incomes;
WHEREFORE, the Governor and the Legislature Of
the Virgin Islands are hereby respectfully p%etitioned by
the undersigned, all fishermen OF the Virgin Islands, to
amend Subsectionab of Section 81, Title u ofthe Code of
the Virgin Islands BY adding the following paragraph at
the end thereof:
eThe provisions of this subsection shall not
apply to-. the taking, removal, possession. or ex-
posure for sale or purchase Of eggs Of the birds
commonly known as boobies during the period
May to June Is, exclusive, Of each year.
h Joseph vante
Isl Augustine Quetel
tNm ISL Nicholas Danet. ct all.
r. M. FITKIN
Investments
Aubrey A. Anduze, President
Legislature of the Virgin Islands
Amalie
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Dear DR.. Anduze:
Ihave just returned from a combination business and
pleasure trip to your lovely islands, during which time
had the honor and pleasure to meet with some of your
elective and appointive officials although / did not have
the opportunity to meet you personally. We discussed To-
economic conditions in general and certain specific
areas where Improvements are vitality needed in particu-
lar and it is because of latter that I am addressing this
letter to you and, through you, to the Members of the 1858
Legislature.
Although a resident Of Greenwich for the past three
years, | was for a period of seventeen years prior to that
a resident Of the Hawaiian Islands where I was actively
engaged IN the public utility field IN an oWnership-man-
agenent capacity and consequently feel / am extremely
familiar with island, sub-tropical conditions and problems.
! am not actively engaged in business at this time, other
than serving in an advisory capacity as officer and direc-
tor OF my family holding corporation Wiranal Corpo-
ration.
Your islands have unlimited possibilities for growth
and development and it is only natural that certain grow
ing pains will be encountered and overcome during this
period. In my opinion the telephone situation is one of
the most pressing problems at this moment and one which
capable Of fairly speedy solution with the required capi-
tai and know.hoW. It is in this specific area that I would
Ike to present a broad plan for your consideration to de-
ternine it nv THINKING in general Terms cninnidnc With
, 1958-10-13
Sincerely yours,
81 Joseph Vante
Joseph Vante.

WHEREAS, the new Virgin Islands Code a~bsolutel.
prohibits anyone from taking, removing, possessing or ex
posing for sale or purchase the eggs Of birds commonly
known as boobies" or seagulls; and
WHEREAS, it has always been customary in the pas
for the fishermen Of the Virgin Islands to collect the egg
of these sea birds for at least a limited period every year
and
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Did him! Ever since boyhood I'D dreamed Of
building rocket that could fly the and beyond into
nerplanetary That the goal had while
working the V2s in Germany; kept praying for the day
missiles would be used expand rather than Destroy mans
place in the universe. 1t my main hope when to
America in l945 to help the US. Amys missile program
Commander George Hoover the supposed to
in the ONR He wanted started small satellite
carried into orbit with combination of existing rockets
was ready for him.
We'd been doing lot Of thinking in Huntsville along the
lines and had plan. called for using rocket that had
already proven itself the 1OOmle range Redsone which we'd
developed for the Army launching device, first
Our thought that could place rotating, cylindrical
aunce top the Redstone and load with three clusters Of
big push up from the EARTH and hur into
ecory the apex Of which would be 200 miles At this point
the Spnabzed clusters Of Lok would fire. after another
and supply the final bursts Of power attain oFa speed
$4,000 miles hour for the final stage with the tiny satellite
Cooperation And "Project Orbiter''
with such a combination promised Hoover, I'VE
cessfulIy orbit five pounds Of payload."
George liked the idea. So did his chief Captain W. C. For
tune And didn't them that this Army plan
and they Navy They big worry about petty
Service rValries. Let's get cracking, they said
We didn't have any authorization from the Department Of
the Army TO undertake satellite project but the ONR men
thought they could provide the necessary money for the de-
sign and engineering work Of their Navy research funds
But could the Army furnish the Redstone missiles?
We fixed that fast took Fortune and Hoover boss
Major General H. N. Toftoy.
Don't worry about it,, General Toftoy said There's only
method for getting ahead in this game That's by action.
promise you all the cooperation you need"
He did And he closed his when stole time from
our Army work to revamp the Redstone for the ON.R
interservice cooperation at its best. But Project
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Orbter lasted only six months The Government had officially
pledged itself put up several artificial satellites during the
International Geophyal Year. beginning july 1857 All three
Of the Services directed submit proposals for satellite
rocket high level committee known the Ad Hoe Advisory
Group Special Capabilities had been appointed select the
one to be built.
By margin they voted August T. 1885, approve
proposal by the Naval Research Laboratory different organ
zaion than the ONR for what became known Vanguard
They did mainly because the Vanguard designers assured
them that their ultra high performance rocket could orbit
load Of 20 pounds while the could guarantee, after
stripping the Redstone Of everything essential for pure
Faith And A Bip Break
As much regretted losing out delighted in
about Vanguard We thought very highly Of its design
We thought would become very useful tool for space
search after had been rid Of the bugs which always show
any rocket. However, wanted to 60 ahead too.
Here had Redstone rocket that proven tem Here
had crack organization Of rocket scientists and engineers
with experience in the missile field than any other in the
world And wanted chance show what could do.
We wanted much that decided 90 ahead anyway.
We had authority and had money did have faith
What did do?
III let in Q We bootlegged work the satel
lite Night after night like Dr. Ernst D. Ceissler
aerO-dynamist, put In endless hours their own.
Then big break. One day, Dr. Homer Joseph Stewart
in Huntsville. Homer Joe very concerned over the
Vanguard schedule and he urged to find to keep
project going back-up for - Continued page 50
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OUR VIRGINIA OFFICE
PRESENTATIONS:
LORC0M LANE AREA
4023 No. 18th Street
ARLINGTON, Va

Excellent brick Cope Cod home with large lot having
frontooe Of IS H. First floor hos living room dining room
modern kitchen, bedrooms ond boh End floor bedrooms
and both. Full basement with mod's ond but-in
0orooe s2e.95o. OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. Is.
Highway kaav Rd RIGHT to ssm ST. tasn
reht 70 sion.
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REALTY REVUE

publication Of the American
Institute of Real Estate APP
praisers.
The report Is written by
Milton A. Pearl. attorney on
the STAFF Of the Department Of
the Army's Assistant Chief Of
Engineers
The National Association Of
Real Estate Boards yesterday
proposed to Congress banking
legislation that would exempt
FHA-insured home loans from
the law limiting real estate
mortgage investments Of men,
Der banks Of the Federal
Reserve System to so per cent
Of their time and savings
deposits.
J. c. Chatel. Washington real
estate man. announced today
that John c. r. Chatel. his
son. Is now associated with the
firms offices. 1913 Wisconsin
avenue NV.
The younger Mr.. Chatel. who
attended Brown. Catholic and
Georgetown Universities. will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25
KENWOOD PARK, MD.
1924 wildwood Rood

exeeien, NEW omber. stuoted approximately oneholf
acre The oroe ultfomodern kitchen INCLUDES delightful
torniy Most attractive living ond dining with
picture windows and hondsore rnohooonv poneno bed
rooms. baths and library with butin bookcases Screened
living porch Beautifully finished QUITO ground recreation
with freploce and bor Theruosc control eoch
floor Tor heot ond cooling Corport accommodate
eofs Price S5s,5oo We honestly believe this to be
OF the finest constructed homes hos pleasure
10 present OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. Is
Directions;
Goldsboro, MfRwood OR
Bodisy Bird
AtRwocdj n Ootdsboyo knrood Rood rteht house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25

appointed vice president. In
addition, Mrs. Geraldine d.
Martin has become a member
of the sales staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25

truly de luxe 7yeoroId residence Of the exclusive
end convenient Northwest locosioas
Brick end one sloe root good Iondcoped lot Mahogany
poneled bro odioinno loroe living and extroorce
screened living porch seporote dining room de luxe kitchen
bedrooms ond boths first floor bedrooms bath cnd
storage second floor Out-oeround bedroom and bath
on basement level Recreation room with fireplace 2eor
DiTloNeD, Price. S55ooo OPEN SUNDAY, is.
Directions o.
uheh 6eomes Loaeh60ro Losghboo
Ave. kt 70 hoase and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25

Real estate financing for
1858 will be discussed In detail
by q panel Of Washington area
financial men during o ''mem-
bers only" meeting Of the
Washington Real Estate Board
at 8 pm. Thursday In the Ho-
tel Statler.
Martin II. West. chairman of
the boards mortgage and A.
nance committee and past pres
ident Of the Washington chap
ter Of the Mortgage Bankers
Association Of America. viii
moderate the discussion.
Speakers on the panel are:
william r. Bergmann. presi-
dent OF the local Mortgage
Bankers Association: Joseph P.
Burke. jr.. president Of the Dis
trict Savings and Loan League:
Richmond II. Gibson. FIRST vice
president Of the league: and
Frank A. Gunther. president of
the District Bankers Associa-
ton.
Also. Francis c. Little. imme-
date past president Of the
Washington area MBA: Sam
E. Neel. general counsel Of the
Mortgage Bankers Association
of America; and Donald r. Rob-
erts, financial vice president of
the Acacia Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co
The Prince Georges County
Real Estate Board will hold its
annual Legislative Night" re-
ception and dinner at $50 pm
February II in carvel Hall Ho-'
tel. Annapolis.
County legislators and the
County Commissioners will be
guests OF the board at the event.
Carlos Dixon is chairman OF
the dinner committee.
=
Concern of appraisers and
real estate men over present
condemnation compensation is
shared by Government officials
and Congressman. according to
an article in the latest issue of
the Appraisal Journal. quarterly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25
'CRESTVIEw, MD.
Sl4.750
47l0 Boyord Blvd.

Two blocks off Western Ave. near Westmorelond Circle
Completely reodeled bungalow: plumbing and wiring
Completely nsuoted bedrooms both fony room kitchen
and dinette OPEN SUNDAY, Is.
fWsstmoFeiand cei
right Western 70 EaroH Drive ID GS sors
stoH 10 LEFT 70 house
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specialize in property manage
ment.
- 49,
Realistings Corp. has opened
10 new sales ONCE at 82ie Wis
consin avenue. Bethesda. G..
Hall Cook, president. an
nounced today.
The firm also announced
that A. X. Perry. formerly Of
Cross 81 Perry. Inc. has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
SKYHpoH Ice CREAM PIE - Continued from preceding page
New Orleans Savoy Soup

Cook shrimp in sailed water. Drain;
reserve stock. Saute onion and celery
in oil until soft. Add -four; stir until
brown. Gradually stir in shrimp stock.
Add rice, monosodium glutamate and
tomato puree; mix. Simmer 20 min
utes. Season to taste. Strain through
a fine sieve. Meanwhile clean and
finely mince the shrimp. Combine
shrimp. egg yolk and bread crumbs.
Mix in ! tablespoon Of the shrimp
bisque. Stir in green onions. Roll into
II balls. Fry in deep fat (375'F. until
brown. Serve two shrimp balls in
each bowl Of hot bisque. Yield: 6
portions. - Continued on page 81