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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

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Puerto Rico
ToLure 1870
Dance Fans

Some $50 soft shoe" ambas.
sailors OF goodwill to Puerto
Rico received a fond "adios'
from Puerto Rican officials herr
last night.
The ambassadors" are Ar
thur Murray dance students
and instructors who will leave
tomorrow from National Air
port to exchange ideas and
study new dances and music Of
Puerto Rico"
The Holiday Club members
are known as goodwill ambas-
ador-dance enthusiasts whit
help promote better under.
standing am ong nations
through dancing"
The group is composed Of
cab drivers, doctors, photogra-
pliers, teachers, printers and
many other professional and
skilled workers In the Wash
ington area.
Nicholas p. Cokinos, manag-
ing director of the Arthur Muir
ray School here, will deliver q
special message to the citizens
of San Juan from Robert E,
Mclaughlin. president of the
District Board of Commits
Sioners.
The group will return to
Washington Tuesday.
Heading the list of Puerto
Rican officials at last nights
reception was Pedro A. Con-
zalez. administrator of the
Office Of Puerto Rico here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Doctor Rules Out
Blow by Lamp
In Tokyo Death

TOKYO. Aug. 81 (AP)-A
Japanese physician testified
today that T. A. d. Jones, jr.
Of New Haven, Conn, could
have been killed by blows from
human fists but not BY a fall
ing floor lamp.
DR.. Jushiro Koshinaga testi-
ned at the manslaughter trial
in Tokyo District Court OF Jo-
seph P. Crowley, also Of New
Haven.
Mr.. Crowley is accused OF
fatally injuring Mr.. Jones, his
brother-in-law. in a fight in
their hotel suite early on May
8 after an all-night drinking
party. The defense has indi-
Gated it will contend Mr.. Jones
knocked over a lamp which
dealt him the fatal blow on
the head.
DR.. Koshinaga. one of the
doctors who conducted the au-
topsy on Mr.. Jones body, testi-
fed that the lamp in falling
could not have injured Mr..
Jones fatally.
DIR. KOshinara said Mr.
Jones' death was due to q
cerebral hemorrhage "attrib-
utable to severe action Of a
blunt object" and that the
blunt object could have been
a human fist.
DR.. 10 Ono. the Japanese
physician who treated Mr..
Jones before he died, testified
a week ago that the fatal in
jury could have been caused
by a falling lamp, by a fall
on MIR. Jones' part, or by some
outside force"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Britoin to Send
Arms to Iruq

LONDON. Aug. II CAPl =
Britain has authorized the de.
livery Of some light military
equipment to the Iraq regime
the Foreign once announced
today.
A spokesman told a news
conference some orders placed
by the old regime for light
military equipment are being
filled.
Britain. along with the
United States, stopped ship
ment Of all war potential goods
to Iraq Immediately after the
country's revolutionary lead
ers seized power July IA.
The fulillment Of old orders
by Britain, coupled with
United States military ship
ments, indicates the Western
powers believe the new regime
in raq will remain friendly
and perhaps even remain in
side the anti Communist
Baghdad pact. A shipload OF
United States military equip
ment arrived In Iraq yester-
day. American sources said il
was on the way when the
revolution erupted.
Privately. officials said the
British are honoring orders
only for small arms and mis-
cellaneous military equipment.
They added that Iraq has no
orders outstanding for heavy
weapons such as tanks. guns
or planes.
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JObIess Pay
Of JAW Cut

DETROIT. Aug. II (APls-
Payments Of State unemploy-
ment compensation TO between
800 and 1000 American Motors
Corp. employees in Grand
Rapids, Mich, we're cut on to-
day in the investigation Of
AMOS bonus-vaeation pay
plan.
The Michigan Employment
Security Commission ordered
the compensation stopped pend
ing an attorney generals ruling
on legality of the plan.
This is the AMC arrange
ment with the United Auto
Workers which came under
question at a legislative hear
ing in Lansing. Mich. The af-
fected workers are AMC APP
pliance plant employees at
Grand Rapids.
American Motors defending
the plan and describing it as
common in Michigan industry.
put 100000 in escrow yester-
day to cover any loss which it
said the State might suffer.
The company said it was be-
ing made a victim Of discrim-
nation in being called to ac-
count.
Vice President Edward L.
Cushman said his company has
been assured by legal and ex-
pert authorities" that the ar
rangement is legally sound
and officially proper"
Mr.. CuShman said the plan
saves the company 100000 to
5000, 900 a year and has been
a factor in preventing the clos
ing Of its Grand Rapids fac
tory.
The JAW also has defended
the plan. The company has
asked the union to renegotiate
on it pending a decision on its
legality.
Last month employees who
were to be laid of August 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
POLITICAL ORATOR
CALLS FiREMEN,
GIVES BUTTONS

DENVER (AP). State
Senator Charles Bennett.
Democrat Of Denver. in
terrupted a campaign
speech to shout: This
house is on IRE"
Soon three companies Of
firemen we're searching
the house for the origin Of
smoke. A burning roll of
toilet paper was found. be-
lieved set afire by children.
Mr.. Bennett was calm
through the connection,
passing out campaign but
tons and cards to f1remen
and onlookers alike.
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printing Cairo press reports
that Miss Salt had been given
an unlawful death sentence
because she resented "the occu-
patton Of her homeland by
British troops"
At the false report of the
death sentences. Nationalist
organizations and leaders in the
Persian Gulf skeikdom OF
Kuwait cabled u. N. Secretary
General Dag Hammarskjolo
and Arab heads of state Tues
day urging them to intervene
for the five.
The defendants-all Pal
estine refugees-were charged
with smuggling bombs into
Jordan from Syria, and Step
han and Hamati were accused
OF exploding bombs in the Brit
ish Council Library July 2s
and in the Jordanian Develop
ment Board Building August 2
Only one person was injured
by the blasts, an Arab girl en-
ployed by the British Library
Hamati denied the charge:
and claimed Jordanian authori-
ties beat him until he admitted
the smuggling charge. Step
han told the court he alone
was responsible for the two
bombings.
The trial was the second OF
persons charged with snug
Cling arms or explosives from
Syria since the current crisis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21

for model changeover were paid
a bonus in lieu Of vacation
They were told TO apply for UNI
employment compensation dur
ing the shutdown. Next month
they win get 3 second bonus
The two bonuses, together with
unemployment benefits, will
equal normal vacation pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Knight TempIur Elect

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 81
(AP). - Louis H. Richer of
Cleveland was elevated from
deputy grand master to most
eminent grand master of the
Knights Templar yesterday.
He succeeds Walter A. De-
lamater Of Rhinebeck, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
NEWEST
IDEAS
for Your
Home

Walter Cronkits's Kitchen
This busy TV reporter added
complete automation to his
kitchen. See how an electronie
range and a vast array Of modern
appliances help keep this hustling
family on its busy schedule. One
Of the high spots of the Septem-
Der American Home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
How to Pick Fabrics

Revealing the art of choosing the
right fabric for your purpose.
This first in the Home Furnish.
ings Guide series suggests some
basic buying tips and how fabrics
make the difference between 4
humdrum and handsome room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Pool in Your Futursf

Put in plumbing and landscaping
for your pool when you build the
house. It'll save you plenty of
money later on. See Before You
Plunge - Plumb and Plant" with
before and after photos in Sep
TENDER American Home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21

year-old fiance, Theodo e
Stephan, and Ahmed Mahmoud
Ibrahim, %, an employe OF
the Jordanian Health Depart
ment, who was charged with
leading the group.
Basil Hamati. q 25-year-old
photographer for the United
Nations Relief Agency. was
sentenced to Is years. He was
accused Of smuggling explo-
siyes into Jordan on U. N.
planes.
The fifth defendant, Hamed
Tewfq Sammour, %, an AM
man upholsterer, was sentenced
to 10 years.
Propaganda Undercut
The outcome OF the trial to
some extent undercut a new
propaganda campaign which
opponents of King Hussein out
side Jordan had been trying to
launch.
Adherents Of President Nassel
Of the United Arab Republic
had spread the word through
the Arab world several days age
that all five defendants hac
been sentenced to hang. Cairo
radio called the black-haired
sullenly beautiful Miss Salt 9
Moslem Joan of Arc.
Actually the girl is a Chris
tian, a member of the Greek
Orthodox Church. So is hel
rance.
The Soviet news agency Tas'
today joined in the cry, re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21

"If you're like 40 million other"
says September American Home,
you move otter" For yOa the in-
genious new make-it-ypurself
stools that fit anywhere, become
a room divider, booksheIYes, cof.
fee table !, depending on the
space you have.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Another Beirut Bombing

10.
Another Beirut Bombing
Another bomb went of in
Beirut today, this one in a bus
that had just reached the Leb-
anese capital from the southern
port Of Sidon. Five passengers
were slightly injured.
Lebanese opposition leader
Saeb Salam praised the four
point plan worked out by Arah
delegates to the United Nations
to bring peace to the Middle
East and hasten troop with
drawals.
Some observers in Lebanon
said the compromise plan in
dictated Lebanon's relations
with Col. Nasser would smooth
out after Gen. Fuad Chehah
succeeds Camille Glamour as
president September "a The
plan was believed in Beirut to
be largely the result of contacts
between Col. Nasser and OPP
position leaders likely to. nave
more influence when Mr.. Cha
noun steps down.
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Two Arabs Get Death,
Three Jail as Bombers

AMMAN Aug II 6AP)sA Jordanian military court today
convicted ve young Of exploding bombs in Amman and
sentenced two OF them to death.
One the defendants l9year-od girl Nadia Salt
She got sentence which was INNER
dately committed to three years
death sentences decreed for Miss Salts r.
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Skunks Are Handy

BURLINGTON. Ontario (AP)
Some people in this town near
Hamilton say they prefer
skunks to cats as pets because
they are excellent mousers as
well as clean pets" The skunks.
Iof course, are deodorized.
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began. Thirteen persons were
sentenced to death on August
10.
, 1958-11-28
INTERIOR

was half filled personal incon-
veniences could be avoided to
the inmates by having them
live in the portion Of the
building in which repairs are
not being made.
The Department Of the In
terror has released these funds
for repairs to Kings Hill
Home, St. Croix.
, 1958-11-28
GOVERNOR

sugar cane produced in good
years in St. Croix is one and a
half million dollars. The Vir-
gin Islands imported from the
United States in 1857 over two
million dollars worth of agri-
cultural products.
, 1958-11-28
Z A u 2 . A
Three (3) Performances

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1st Feature:
Paramount Pictures presents:
in Vista Vision
THE BUSTER KEAToN STORY
Donald O'Connor, Ann Blyth,
Rhonda Fleming and Peter LORE
also
End Feature:
The Management of the Alexan-
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"SATCHMo THE GREAT
A United Artist Release!
Starring
The great Louis Armstrong,
Edward r. Murrow. the unfor-
gettable w. c. Handy and
Leonard Bernstein
Americas Ambassador SATCH
conquers the world the man
with the golden Trumpet the
barrelhouse beat. and the big big
Smile all the wav from Nv
Orleans to Africa's Gold
Coast to European Palaces! 1t
swings like crazy, Man! and
Leonard Bernstein, Composer
Conductor, leads the N Y. Philhar-
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in the St. Louis Blues with Satch-
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There will be three performscces
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An excellent Gift for Christmas
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Books NOW on Sale at the Alex
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Please drive carefully the life
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LATEST NEWS
, 1958-11-28
Cord Of Thunks

To the Doctors and Nurses
of t h e Charles Harwood
Memorial Hospital, and to all
other kind persons who Of
fered their assistance and ex-
pressions Of sympathy during
the recent illness and death of
our beloved father, Valdemar
Cartier we express our SINGER
est and heartfelt gratitude.
The Children & Families
, 1958-11-28
HOUSING

- 0644AN
'ars decrease in their rental
charges.
It should certainly be Of in
terest to the public to know
that the Federal government
continues to pay at the rate Of
approximately $500 for every
dollar Of average rent paid by
tenants of public housing in
the Virgin Islands, in order to
make public housing possible.
There have been severe criti-
cisms from certain Congress
men with respect to what they
call the ridiculously low mini
mum rent of $500 per month
which was in effect in the
Virgin Islands.
The changes described will
be effective in st. Thomas and
at. the Marley Homes in Fred
eriksted on December |, 1858,
while the changes will be APP
plicable to- the D. Hamilton
Jackson Terrace and Basin
Triangle on April 1, 1859.
sILo RODRIGUEZ -.
straight knife with a six-inch
blade, which is now in the
hands OF the Ponce.
Captain Jens Hendricks,
Lieutenant Bowling, Sergeant
Davis and Patrolman Rivera
were given great credit for
breaking the case. Special
credit was given Patrolman
Rivera, who also acted as the
main interpreter.
Police investigation is con-
tinuing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

Of her hrother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. aand Mrs, David
Brooks. Gen, and Mrs.
colner went on to Colorado
Springs 10 visit their son
Richard T.. Sd. who is q
cadet OF the Air Academy,
The commander. Head
quarters Command, usAF,
Mai. Gen. Reuben c. Hood,
and Mrs, Hood have issued
invitations TO a ] 10 Q pm,
party on Wednesday at the
ofiicers Club. Boiling Air
Force Base.
Cabeils' Party
The Deputy Chief OF Gen.
trial Intelligence. 1t, Gen,
Charles Pearre cabell. , and
Mrs. cabell entertained at
dinner on Wednesday for
Gen. and Mrs. Leon johnson
who are soon TO depart for
Paris where Gen. johnson
assumes his new duties,
Not being able 10 90 10 the
Battle Of the Flowers In San
Antonio. the Cabells planned
their party around that
theme with masses OF jon
quils, Mexican hats and
small hurros as centerpieceS.
Mrs. cabell literally brought
the garden indoors for her
Mexican style dinner.
Ranking guests were the
Vice Chief OF STAFF, Gen.
Curtis LeMay and Mrs.
LeMay.
Sharing honors with the
JohnSons were others soon
departing. Those leaving in
clude Gen. and Mrs. Coiner.
Mrs. Kenneth B. Berquist
tGen. Berouist has assumed
his new post0. Mrs. Thomas
S. Norman. who is waiting
for schools to close before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
BY EVELYN NJ. DENT


The Undersecretary OF the
Air Force Malcolm A. Mac
mtyre and Mrs. MacIntyre
returned 10 town yesterday
from overseas. They arrived
home In time 10 greet the
Netherlands Secretary OF
state for War, DR., Ferdinand
Kranenburg,
The distinguished visitor
whose Washington visit is
short has a tight time Sched-
ule. Tomorrow he viii be en-
tertained by his compatriots.
The Netherlands Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Van Rotten
are giving o dinner for Or.
Kranenburg. and the Air At
tache. Col. p. J, Z. Janssens.
will be host at luncheon for
the visitor.
Tuesday the MacIntyres
entertain at a reception for
DR.. Kranenburg. Guests have
been invited for 7 pm. at the
0fficers Club, Boiling Air
Force Base. Following a tour
OF armed forces installa-
tons. Or. Kranenburg re-
turns TO his homeland.
Australian Fetes
The Australian Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Beale will
be the honor guests when
the Australian Naval At
tache, Capt. william B. M.
Marks. and Mrs. Marks. en-
terrain at dinner on Tuesday,
May s.
The dinner has been
planned in order to give the
newly arrived Ambassador an
opportunity to know the
ranking naval officers of the
U. S. as well as those at
tached to the various embas-
sizes.
Capt. and Mrs. Marks are
planning to entertain again
on Thursday, NAV %, when
they will give q party for
their house guest, DR.. Ian
Wood Of Melbourne. Aus
tralia.
DR.. Wood arrives on We'd
nesday, May 81. and will be
here for about ten days. He
is coming to read a medical
paper at the World Congress
of Observation-Disclosures. DR.,
Wood is deputy chief Of one
Of Australians distinguished
medical research groups.
The New Zealand Armed
Forces Attache, Air Commo-
dore Thomas Frank Gill. and
Mrs. Gill have issued invita-
tons for two parties they
plan to give in their Wilson
lane home. The first is on
Wednesday. May IA, and is to
be followed by another on
Friday. May l6.
Their guests will include
fellow officers of the United
States armed forces and for
eign attaches accredited to
the Department Of Defense.
The Naval Attache of Ger
many, Capt. Edward Veg
ener, and Mrs. Wegener, also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

Country Club following the
ceremoGe,
Matron OF honor was Mrs.
Donald Graf OF Newport. r,
J., and maid OF honor was
Miss Sheldon Dlven OF Bos-
ton and Dundee. N. Y, The
bridesmaids were Miss Bar
bara Strain. sister OF the
bridegroom, Miss Ellen Fried
man, Miss Mary Jane Sears
and Miss Jean canausa.
Best man was Mr.. Paul
Garrigue OF New York,
The bride attended Puma
hou School and was grad
uated from the Holton-Arms
School and Vassar College.
Mr.. Strain was graduated
from Phillips Academy. Ex-
eter and Yale.
The couple will live in
Poughkeepsie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
SERVICE NEWS
Netherlands Visitor
5. Arrives in Town

have planned two small par
ties at home rather than one
large one. Capt. and Mrs.
Wegener will be at home to-
morrow in their home on
Rolling road and again on
Friday, May 30.
Lewises Set Fete
The Air Force Assistant
Chief OF Stan for Intelligence,
Mai. Gen. Willard Lewis, and
Mrs. Lewis are entertaining
on Friday at a $3.50 pm.
reception in the Otflcers Club,
Boiling Air Force Base.
Gen. and Mrs. Lewis are
entertaining for hts successor.
Maj. Gen. James A. Walsh
and Mrs. Walsh. Gen. Walsh
has been Gen. Lewis deputy
and Will become CHIEF when
Gen. Lewis goes to the Joint
Staff.
Mrs. Lewis is giving q
luncheon on Thursday. Her
honor guest will be Mrs.
Richard T. Conner, tr., who
with her husband. Mai. Gen.
Conner. leaves shortly for
Paris. France.
Gen. and Mrs. Conner re-
turned on Tuesday nom San
Antonio. Tex. where they
went to enjoy the famous
Fiesta de Jacinto and To
see her mother, Mrs. Franz
Gross.
They also were the guests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

joining Gen. Norman In the
Philippines, and 1t. Gen. and
Mrs, Donald Putt.
Others In the party includ-
ed II. Gen. and Mrs. Emmett
o'Donnell, jr.. 1t. Gen. and
Mrs, Elmer Rogers, Mai. Gen.
Jacob Z. Smart and bis
daughter Miss Joan Smart.
1t. Gen. and Mrs. Manuel
j Asensio. Ii. Gen. and Mrs.
Clarence s. Irvine. Maj. Gen.
John S. Mills. 1t. Gen. and
Mrs. John X. Gerhart. Mai.
Gen and Mrs. Reuben c.
Hood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
Edwyno Parks
Is q Bride

II, Gen. Floyd L, Parks
tretired) and MRS, Parks an
nounce the marriage OF their
daughter Edwyna Anne 10 Mr..
Richard Chalmers Strain. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Chalmer l..
Strain OF PouRhkeepsie, N. Y.
The wedding took place
yesterday at All Saints
Church In Chevy Chase, with
Cannon Luther ID. Miller OF
the Washington Cathedral
oificiating, The reception was
held at the Chevy Chase
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-16
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importados sedas, fourlads, n
estampados. 4e
Limite de 5
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The Nome nugget., 1958-10-10
Man High Project
 Balloon Down Because Of Heat

ALMOGORDO, N. M., R - The Air Forces third Man High bal loon flight to the stratosphere was at an ~end yesterday, about 12 hours short of it's goal.
 The balloon was returned to earth, an Air Force announcement said, because "capsule heat and humidity rose to an extreme de- gree, and could not be lessened," !" and to prevent the pilot from de- veloping heat prostration.
 It. Clifton Mcclure, 25-year- old jet pilot who turned to balloon ing in order to help man try to find a way into space, was back on the ground, disappointed but none the worse for wear.
 McClure's aim, when the three million cubic feet balloon and its 9x3 foot sealed metal cockpit capsule left the ground early Wednesday, was to rise to 100000 feet - roughly 20 miles - and stay there for a 24-hour day night cycle.
 In the first Man High flight in June, 1857, Capt. Joe Kittinger rode to 96,000 feet. The second ascent was in August, 1857, when It. Col. David Simone rode to 102,000 feet and stayed 32 hours.
 About 4 pm. Mcclure started his descent after rising to 90,0O0 feet.
 What the Air Force plans in the way of Man High tests now is all up in the air. An officer said it is certainly too early to say"