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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

were sexuaIly and emotionally mature before
they really are. Recently, one of our agencies
told me about a l3-year-old girl referred to
maternity home. Alice had been going steady
since she was II - virtually pushed into it by
a mother too anxious to see that her daughter
would not be left OUT
Social pressures on parents are often great,
too. AS parents of two teen-agers, both going
steady - at this writing - my wife and have
been concerned, like other parents, about how
to bring up our children and how much to let
them grow by themselves. We have tried to
steer middle course between overstrictneSS
and overindulgence, between too little and too
much concern about our children'S social life
and activities.
The "Open Door" Policy
We have tried to be close to our youngsters,
to know their friends and friends families, to
know what they're doing in their spare time.
In standing up for our own principles of liv-
ing. my wife and have tried to guide our chill
dren along similar paths. We believe parents
should have an open-door policy in their
homes and hearts, and we've encouraged our
youngsters to ask their friends to our house =
even to the extent of buying them hi-fi set
recently.
In general, believe that parents who try to
make their home welcome meeting place for
adoleScentS will have less trouble over concen-
trated, single-couple steady dating.
But how much freedom should a parent
permit his teen-aged child? One Of my daugh-
ter's friends once said to me:
eve want responsibility. We say we want
to manage our own money and decide when
to come home. But you ought to tell parents
not to give us all that responsibility. We
wouldn't know what to do with it,"
les Up To Parents
Of course, the adoleScent cropping for matur-
ity naturally presents many problems to par
entS as well as to children. These problems
must be cleared up before they lead to real
trouble. If you think that friction between you
and your children is excessive or has gone on
too long, consult an expert. Your nearest
family service agency may be able to help, or
write the Family Service Association, us
Fourth Avenue, New York 3, N. Y.
But don't assume that every teen-ager is
potential delinquent. After all, out Of close to
100000 teen-age girls in the United States
only 1850 = less than one per cent = be-
come out-of-wedlock mothers each year.
Nearly all Of our teen-agers can lead normal,
happy lives and grow up to achieve happy mar
riageS. It's up to you, as parents - to make
sure your youngsters don't fall into the tragic
minority group. - The End
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Strange Disease


tconfinued from Back Page)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
YOUR NORTHERN NEIcHBOR, BIG BROTHER
NY U. s. MESSIAH NATION TO ALL THE NATIONS!
HAS THE INDISPENSABLE. IMPERATIVE, INFALL-
lBLE MEDICINE - MY MARVELLOUS. CHRIST,
SECOND COMING" MASTER, SUPREME SCIENCE,
UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES |!
WORD - FULFILLING JESUS AND NY
PROMISE AND PROPHECY TO THAT wicked AND
tconfinved Next Column, Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Case Of Felony


Most Of The hearings In fhs past few days relate 10
alleged raeeteering In The Chicago and the parade
Of hoodvms who find fhs Fifth Amendment convenient
hiding place has been most revealing.
The testimony tends link fhe underworld. including
Of the old cspons gang 10 series Of exorfons
shsksdowns strong bombings. and all The other
forms terrorism which are associated with ssnsssrsm
All Of this has been conducted according TO claims Of
committee Investigators behind cloak Of labor relations
The hearings pvrporf show that ihs ssnssssrs have
inaisd created unions which they employ exclusively
tconiinvsd Next Column. Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Belgian Children Die

CONTINUED from Back Page)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
SATAN BOUND" ROMAN CATHOLICISM AND
MATERlA MEDIcA ARE FEEBLE, PATHETIC SUBSTI-
TUTES, INDEED, FOR THE INFALLlBLE MESSIAH.
CHRIST JESUS WORD AND PROMISE:
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL We Do!
AND. ADDITIONALLY. TO THAT wicked AND
ADULTERoUS cENERATIoN";
THE FATHER WILL SEND YOU ANOTHER
COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER" WHO WILL NOT
ONLY HEAL ALL DISEASES. ByT TAKE AWAY
THE SINS OF THE WORLD AND EFFECT A "HEALINc
OF THE NATIONS" tRevsIsiionl-AN AWAKENING
APPREHENSION OF PERFECT CREATOR, CREATION,
AND UNIvERSE-"vERY cooD"l-Cen l:3I-A
REDUCTION TO NATIVE NoTHINcNESs" OF THE
MYTHICAL, ANTLcHRIST. PsYcHoPATHic,
ADAM-EvE, MuRDERous CAIN, JUDAS KNAvES
AND FOOLS. EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL
HUMAN PARENTHoOD AND THE "cHASTLY
FARCE" or THE SUPPOSEDLY REAL
MATERIAL" soeslled CREATION AND UNIVERSE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
100000 Bribe-

(Continued from Back Page)
Judge F. Dickinson Let's said the offer reported 10
him by Godfrey P. Schmidt New York attorney and one
Of three monitors appointed by Let's TO Tesmer
affairs under President James R. Hoha.
Robert r. Kennedy counsel for the Senate ALDERMAN.
agemen raekefs committee said Schmidt has given Some
information about the reported bride offer 70 his staff
members.
Let's said Schmidt told him that he offered the
money additional expenses" II he would Join with
L. NJ D. tNa Wells teamsterap appointed monitor 70 see
things the Transfers way" major issues.
NO REPRISAL PLEDGE
Schmidt also told the Judge that he promised there
would be reprisas against l3 rank and file union
bes who brought suit against Hoa last fall grounds that
his election had been rugged"
The board Of monitors is the result Of that spit Schmidt
was one Of the attorneys for the rebel Teamsters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Poor Nasser-


lConSlnueo from oaek pe0o
In the busting nsvhsrn cities Of what Is Nsssr
Syvisn psevnes sksvs dancing In the streets a N.
news Of the July II coup In Irsq
Did thst please Nssssr2 Not altogether In his July q
Cairo speech Nssssr went out Of his way bs shsrp
critical Of Northern Syria.
Thst dancing in ths streets In Syria did not mean IN.
essbrsnts proasser u could have meant ,hs
Many Syrians after psssionssy pursuing total
union with Egypt suddenly found themselves FESTIVE undo.
Nsssss rule There had been we'll founded reports Of anti,
Nasser manifestations in Northern Syrs whose practical
businessmen chssd what they considered the u A. RS
economic madness.
The Northern syrisns showed only thst they were pro-
rsq A cherished dream seemed within their grasp Union
with Iraq
This could trouble for Nasssr.
Iraq has great oil and mineral wealth. She has an oil
financed economic development program we'll under wsv
syias economy remains sound Politically Syria far more
sophisticated than Egypt And Egypt has little but Nssser
Syria and Iraq together in the u A. r. surely would
overbaIanee the Egyptians and eventually dominate the
union.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

Mews) Poisoned when he drank q plating solution
Patrick Michael Hogan died in chidrens Hospital.
CHILD SWALLOWS POISON coNTAINER"
News "Ssndusky Mich. July ia year-oId psfrom
hoy was reported In fair condition a Ssndvsy Hospital
ser swallowing button coniainer for ant poison
Charles Nemes visiting his srsndmoshsrs summer
cottage al Pert sanae.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Pilot Dies

Continued from Page u
THE DEVL-'THE MURDERER AND LIAR VOID
OF TRUTH WHICH JESUS DECLARED AND DEMON
STRATED HIM TO BE - John 843. A.
AND THE CHRIST. SECOND COMING" REDUCES ALL
ASPECTS OF DEVIL TO HIS NATIVE NOTHING
NEss"l = RANGING FROM HUMAN BIRTHS. DEATH
SIN. DEVIL, HELL TO THE DEVILS DELUSIoN
OF so.caIed EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT"
I ETERNITY OF HE'LL" ETc-DELUSl0NS OF THE
IMPURE. NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY. SATAN
BOUND" - -"ss
MINOR FELONY OR A WORLD WAR IS MERELY
MORTAL THOUGHT. VISIBLE, MYTHICAL
IMAGE, A BURLEsQUE OF DIVINE REALITY
WORLD WAR is MERELY A GIGANTIC MORTAL
THOUGHT MYTH, BURLESQUE OF THE oMNlP
OTENcE OF DIVINE LOVE - OMNlPRESENT.
UNAVAILABLE HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
Free Press-"A Korean veteran and father OF three
died when he dived his flaming let into Lake St. Glars
Anchor Bay rather than risk crashing populated area
Capt Charles L. Tabor. IS. Of Nj. Clemens was killed
when he attempted Iow-aItitvde baiovt from his Fc5l
Sabreet. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
boy. 13. DIES WEEK AFTER FEVER Of III

Dull -. DIeS Week AfIEk fEvEk ~ ~
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
FEvERS ALWAYS testify TO FEAR
THE HUMAN BODY IS A CONGRESSIONAL, MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGE OF THE SUM TOTAL OF
HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS, AND RESIDES THEREIN
SPACE IS IN HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS
THE UNIVERSE is loo9s THE MANIFESTATION OF
THOUGHT
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL [-My.TH-
Lc-A-l-l BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE
ETERNAL" God to St. Paul. TO you.
The MEDICAL HOSPITAL WAS AN
INVOLUNTARY MENTAL ASSASSIN
LIKEWISE THE PARENTS AND cHILDS
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLE AND THE SATAN
BOUND" NoN-cHRlsT SCIENTIST EDUCATION,
CULTURE. POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT. REcRE-
ALTON, WHICH PRODUCED THE DAY OF RECKONING
AS IS THE SOWING. so IS THE REAPINc'I
e"Dayfon.-Donad Knees valiant fight for life ended
The 3yearod whose temperature reached 10 degrees
from blood eIoi the brain. died In hospital. "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

ApuLreRous GENERATION" or "ANorHER
COMFORTER" The COMFORTER -. WHO WILL
EFFECT THE MAILING o. THE NATioNs"i
~ -ROvOistion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
c. E. WILSON cHAFEs AT GAVIN sLURs

BY Charles Manos Detroit Tmes
Charles E. Wilson, exseerefary Of defense. said he had
comment TO make today then came forth with sharp
counter attack on L. Gen. James M Gavin. former head
OF army research and development.
Gavin is Just another overIyinAafed army officer with
exaggerated regard Of his ability" Wilson said, in his
summer home Boyne City. Mich.
Gavin who asked 10 be retired from the army this spring
in order tell the American people what think is wrong
with the u S. defense picture" blamed Wilson for the
United States missile lag"
In his forthcoming book War and Peace in the Space
Age" Gavin said:
II heard chief Of staff say Of Wilson, He the most
uniformed man, and the most determined TO remain
who has been secretary"
Speaking Of the way in which The former president of
General Motors the defense department, Gavin sad
mr. Wilson tended TO deal with his chiefs of staff
though they stubborn bosses The thought struck
number Of times that Walter Revfher under the cir
evmssnee would have been effective chief Of staff
than professional soldier could be-"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16


ApulreRous GENERATION" or "ANorHER
COMFORTER The COMFORTER ~ WHO WILL
EFFECT THE MAILING o. THE NATIONS
Revelation.
TIE REAL CURE OF A PERSON OR 4 NATION J:
AN AWAKENING, APPREHENSION. or EXCLUSIVE
REALITY. OF ETsaNALLv HARMONIOUS. PERFECT
cRGASoR CREATION. umveRse-"veRv GOOD!
Gen. l:9l-AN AWAKENING OUT o. xATAN
BOUND" RELIGIONS THE NoN-chd SCIENTIST
THERAPEUTICS. EDUCATION. CULTURE. PoArscS
ENTERTAINMENT RECREATION NATURAL"
scieNce-NArURALty PRISONER OF THE DEVIL
DEVILS ROWAN CATHOLICISM = coLlATH-LikE
Myth = 70 De oveRTHRowN
DECLARATION OF nloEPElDNK"
IMPERATIVE
FROM THE MYTHICAL DEvILisH. ANTI
CHRIST. PsYcHoPATHc. ADAMEvE MURDERoUs
CAIN. JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS. EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN PARENTHooD =
HEALS = REDUCES TO NATIVE NOTHING
NESS" SIN. DISEASE. DEFoRMITIES. DEVIL, HELL,
MATTER" DISASTERS. cATAsTRoPHEs, soeaIIed
ACCIDENTS. WORLD WARS EVEN - AND THE
DEVILS PSYCHOLOGICAL TOOL OF THE cLERcY
EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT" ETERNITY OF
HELL" etc.
HUMAN AND MATERIAL" PHENOMENA
ARE MERELY VISIBLE. MYTHICAL.
MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES !
HARMONIOUS. DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL IDEAs!-
Externally. COMPLETELY PoPULATINc THE
ONE UNIVERSE. sUPER-sATURATINc IT WITH
UNAVAILABLE INcoRRuPTiBLE. iNvULNERABLE.
oMNPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR
TRUE HABITAT, MY. GODS, ETERNAL IMAGE
AND LIKENESS (!
my ONE TRUE. PURE CHURCH. THE CHRIST.
SCIENTIST. IMPERATIVE!
MY {. S. TEXTBOOK. The PARAMOUNT
NECESSITY FOR CHRlSILIKE SANITY.
JUDGMENT. HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE J.
PRAYER THAT HEALS -
p. THERETO: THE PRAYER THAT REFORMS THE
SINNER AND HEALS THE SICK IS AN ABSOLUTE FAITH
THAT ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE TO SODA SPIRIT
UAL UNDERSTANDING OF HIM. AN UNSETTLED LOVE-"
MoDUs oPERANDi-
THE cHRIsTLIkE UNDERSTANDING OF scIEN-
TIFIc BEING AND DIVINE HEALING INCLUDES PER-
Feet PRINCIPLE AND IDEA,-PERFEcT GOD AND
PERFECT MAN. - AS THE BASIS OF THOUGHT AND
DEMONSTRATIONS 259, san
JESUS PROMISE FULFILLMENT
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL We DOL
WHO APPEARED TO HIM WHERE SHINING MORTAL
MAN APPEARS TO MoRTALs IN THIS PERFECT MAN
THE SAVIOUR SAW GODS OWN LIKENESS, AND THIS
CORRECT VIEW OF MAN HEALED THE SICKLE 476-77.
S&H.
STRANGE DISEASE BATTLES DOCTORS
IN ARGENTINA
Detroit News)
BUENOS AIRES, Aug 2-tRevfersl-Doefors in
Of 1000 miles in the province Of Bvenos Aires have
been warned about strange. unidentified disease which
already has taken toll Of 40 deaths Of 100 patients
stricken.
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(censlnvsd from Back Pass
ABSOLUTELY NO FREEDOM OF the WILL
THE DEVILS r. c. DIFFUSION TO THE CONTRARY
NOTWITHSTANDING
m PUTTING THE FINGER ON KNAvES AND FOOLS.
ONE MUST NOT LOSE SIGHT OF THE IMPERATIVE
NECESSITY OF NOT HAVING TWO gods TWO
CREATORS. TWO WORLDS TWO UNIvERsEs OF
WHICH THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST PRISONERS
OF the DEVIL. CLERGY AND LAyMEN ALIKE,
LEADERS AND MASSES, ARE VICTIMS, FROM
BIRTH TO DEATH. UNLESS AND UNTIL. CHRIST
SCIENTIST REBIRTH EhsuEsl
PART z
DEVILS SQUANDERklAkIA UNDER
ROOSEVELT AND TRUMAN!
INFERIOR BREED OF HEBREWS. CHRISTIANS.
REDS, FELLOW TRAVELLERS HAD HUNDRED
BILLION HOLIDAYS DURING IS YEARS
DEMOCRATIC MIsRULE!
EISENHOWER AND WILSON HAD MANDATES
FROM THE PUBLIC TO EFFECT ECONOMIES. AND
EVEN THE DEMOCRATS. BEFORE THE LAST
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS. WERE HARPINc' ON
THE ADMINISTRATIONS INABILITY TO EFFECT
GREATER ECONOMIES
HUNDRED BILLION S DEM0CRAT-LAB0R
STEALS HAVE. SEEMINGLY. MADE
ADEQUATE NATIONAL DEFENSE A TERRIBLY
EXPENSIVE COMMODITY!
BUT. COMMUNISM IS DOOMED VIA
MY. GODS. {. S. MESSIAH
OMNIP0TENCE J.
AS PER EGYPTIAN DESPOTISM. VIA MY
COMMANDS TO MOSES AND PHARoAH!
AND THE DEVILS JUDAISM AND THE CORRUPT.
cHRsT-TRUE IDEA IDEAL. OF ONE PERFECT
PARENT. MAJESTIC SPIRIT DIVINE LOVE, IN. AND
OF. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
STRANGE DISEASE BATTLES DOCTORS
IN ARGENTINA

VOefFof NeWsI
BUENos AIRES. Aug. 2-tRevters)-Doetors in an area
Of 1000 square miles in the province Of Buenos Aires have
been warned about strange. unidentified disease which
already has taken toll Of 40 deaths Of 100 patients
stricken
The disease first spotted in the Of OHggns,
and early diagnosis indicated that might be associated
with animal disease known bIve-tongve. horse
sickness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
Fleeing Man
Police;
Believed Shot

Police fired eight shots and
may have wounded a house.
breaker fleeing the Marquette
Tavern, 200 Fifteenth street
Sc, early today.
The shooting occurred after
two police cars. alerted to a
burglary In progress, pulled up
to the tavern about $40 am.
Pvts. Richard F. Cont and
James L. Davis Of the fifth
precinct saw the shadowy fig
ure Of a man emerging from
the place. When he ran. they
gave chase, ordering him to
halt. &
He darted into an alley. and
the police opened fire. In the
zig-zag course in and out Of
alleys. Pvt. Cont fired six shots
and Pvt. Davis two.
Twice the fugitive seemed to
stagger. as IL wounded. accord
ing to 1t. James H. Gosnell Of
the fifth precinct. Finally the
burglar escaped in an alley at
the rear Of the 1900 block Of C
street Sc.
Missing from the tavern was
$11.72 from the cash register,
as well as several half-pints of
whisky, gin and vodka. The
amount Of the haul led police
to believe there may have been
an accomplice.
The fugitive was described as
colored, about 6 feet /, weigh
ing $50 pounds, and in his early
20s. He was wearing a short
dark blue jacket and dark
brown fiat hat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
3 Judges to Rule
On RucioI Probe

RICHMOND. Sept. IL (AP) j.
Federal District Court Judge
Albert v. Bryan yesterday Or
dered that a three-judge court
consider a plea for an injunc-
ton against a racial investi-
eating committee of the Vir-
.ginia Legislature.
The National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People is seeking injunctive re-
lief against the Boatwright
Committee, prohibiting the
committee from requiring the
NAACP to disclose its member
ship lists and records Of sub
poenaS
Judge Bryan, acting In place
Of Judge Sterling Hutchinson,
who disqualified himself, sent a
notice Of his action to Simon
E. Sobeloff, chief Judge Of the
United States Fourth Circuit
Court Of Appeals.
The NAACP filed suit for in
junction August 10 and asked
for a three-judge court. Thus
far, the suit has not been an
swered by counsel for the Boat
wright Committee, whose off,
cial name is the Committee on
Offenses Against the Admin
istration Of Justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
Firemen Name
Graham Lewis

Graham Lewis Of Kentland
Is slated to become president
Of the Prince Georges County
Volunteer Firemen's Associa-
ton at an election of officers
tonight.
Mr.. Lewis was nominated
without opposition at the OPEN
ing session Of the associa-
tons seth annual convention.
Charles Burton. Landover Hills,
was nominated for vice presi-
dent.
Officers reelected last night
we're Floyd B. Heimer. Branch
vile. secretary; Vincent A.
Simmel. Cottage City. treas
urer, and James A. Sampson.
Brentwood, chaplain.
The association voted TO
meet next year at Kentland.
All Of the county's 35 fire
departments received q GER
tificate during the session at
the new Boulevard Heights Fire
Department for their work in
assisting with civil defense
training classes at the former
Civil Defense School at Olney.
Tomorrow's program will be-
gin with o parade at 1880 am.
at the Census Bureau, Suitland.
Mr.. Lewis viii succeed Melvin
Howes of Cottage City as preSi-
dent Of the association.
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tural improvement to the old
trestle bridge, to try to hold
down vibrations. They want to
keep repairs to a minimum,
however. since the old bridge
will be torn down as soon as the
new one is finished. The new
span will be started within the
next year and finished in 1862.
The changes requested on the
Washington Channel bridge
we're reported to involve modi-
fications in some Of its ramps,
but were not considered to be
serious problems.
A Fine Arts official said the
Constitution avenue problems
resulted from the basic diff
Guilty getting a satisfactory
bridge in that area" During
the closed-door discussion, how
ever, a District official reported
ly commented to the group that
the two agencies ''have never
been closer in their aims than
they are now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12

freeway to the dual Fourteenth
street bridges.
The commission expressed
these sentiments at a meeting
yesterday with District officials.
1t asked the city highway group
to bring back some design re-
visions at another meeting set
for october 16.
A Fine Arts spokesman said
that the general approval given
the new Fourteenth street
bridge over the Potomac paves
the. way for detailed drawings
and that the commission wants
TO take a final look at the COM
pleted drawings later.
The Fourteenth street bridge,
which will be a replacement fol-
the trestled span now existing
also will carry Virginia boun6
traffic. It will be built just up
river from the old bridge bull
in 1850, which carries one-way
DiStrict-bound traffic.
Meanwhile, highway officials
said they viii make some struc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
CHARLOTTESVILLE POSTPONES
OPENING OF 2 SCHOOLS AGAIN

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. AP).-City school off,
cials have postponed the opening of the white Lane
High School and Venabe Elementary School from Mon
day until September %.
Both schools under Federal Court orders to admit
Negroes to Lane and 10 to Venable.
Yesterday the two Negroes ordered admitted to Lane
said they would exercise their right and enroll in the
school when it opens.
All schools in Charlottesville were scheduled to open
September but the school board postponed the open
ings until September l5 Only Burley High School for
Negroes operated jointly by Charlottesville and adjacent
Abemarle County opened September q was decided to
postpone opening the two schools affected by the court
order while an effort is made to obtain stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
Satellite Sphere Firing
Fails at Virginia Island

infiatable "sub-satellite" in a
Navy Vanguard project In
Florida in the near future.
Twelve and 30-foot satellites
will follow.
The weight of last nights
vehicle was 40 pounds, including
the 9-pound inflatable sphere.
In addition to the folded sphere
which is inflated by COM
pressed gas at a high altitude
the model contains a timing
mechanism and an explosive
mechanism from the booster
rocket motor.
The fight package contained
q solid fuel flrst-Stage Nike
rocket motor, a solid fuel Sec
ond-stage Cajun rocket and the
research model. It weighed L.
$50 pounds and was 26 feet
long.
1t was launched at twilight
and the degree Of imitation Of
ibis sphere was to be determined
from visual and Photographic
observation from sunlight re-
fiected from it at high altitude.
"A new SIS million radar install
lation was used to keep it on
track. At about $50 seconds from
the time Of launchin the sphere
was visible to the naked eye.
Wallops Island has been in
the forefront in the testing of
aircraft and missiles. Some of
the later models-using seven
stages of rockets = have
achieved speeds as high as
II 900 miles per hour.
The island is 5 miles long
and an average Of one mile
wide and 5000 acres. but only
800 are suitable for rocket
operations. The remaining is
marshland. Bordered, on one
side by the Atlantic Ocean,
Wallops is separated from the
Eastern Shore mainland by an
additional 1000 acres of marsh
which the new space outfit
hopes to acquire to increase the
safety and security Of research
operations. In addition, about
1000 acres in the general vicin-
ity Of Wallops boat dock on the
mainland will be bought.
The facilities on the main
land will include an admins
trative and range control build
ing, a model check laboratory,
a service shop and other mis-.
cellaneous activities.
A new causeway and bridge
to the island costing some SIS
million also is planned. But the
cauSeway viii never be opened
to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
Ex-Murylund Youth
browns in Florida

TAMPA, Fla, Sept. 10 (AP) i.
Police recovered the body Of
q former Maryland youth out of
the Hillsborough River here yes
terday and were trying to deter
mine how he drowned.
They identified him as Joseph
Noel Shaffer, 10, who came to
Tampa i've months ago from
Hampstead, Carroll County,
Md. He was working with a
roofing firm here. There were
no indications Of foul play,
police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
Boy BicyeIist, 10,
Killed BY Auto

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. IL (AP) !.
"A 10-year-old boy died in
Anne Arundel General Hospital
last night after being struck by
a car while riding his bicycle
at Iglehart, about 6 miles west
OF here.
County police identified the
victim as John Howard Exum
of Annapolis. The driver Of the
car, Maurice B. Smallwood, rs.
of Shady Side, was charged
with manslaughter and reckless
driving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-12
Fire. Code Changes
Will Be Discussed

The Montgomery County
Council will hold q public hear
ing at 8 pm. tonight in Rock
vile on proposed changes In
the county fire code, including
a provision for the licensing of
fire extinguisher repairmen.
The hearing in the County
ONCE Building auditorium in
wolves the first complete re-
vision Of the county fire code
since its adoption in March,
1850.