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Evening star., 1958-07-06
Tank Corps Men
Honor President
py the Associated Press

President Eisenhower will re-
ceive an honorary combat
badge tomorrow from the
World Wars Tank Corps AS
sociation.
Oficers Of the association, in
cluding Wilson T. Sweat oi
Charlotte, N. c., the comman-
der. have a White House ap-
pointment to make the presen.
tation.
Mr.. Eisenhower's associa.
ton with tank soldiers dates
back to World War I. when hs
commanded Camp Colt neal
Gettysburg, Pa. Some Of the
first United States tank mer
were trained there.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Russia Hints Release
Of 9 Air Force Men

MOSCOW. July 5 R.-The
Soviet government announced
tonight that consideration has
been given to United States re-
grets over an Air Force plane
flight into Soviet territory. The
announcement strengthened be-
lief here that the Russians may
soon release the nine men who
were aboard the plane.
The Soviet government pub
lished q note 1t said was handed
to United States Ambassador
Llewellyn Thompson yesterday.
The note also urged Washing
ton to take urgent and effec-
tive measures to prevent repe-
tition."
The note made no direct
mention Of the six officers and
three airmen, detained since
the plane was forced down in
Soviet Armenia June 27 by
Soviet jet fighters. Nor was
there any reference to plans for
freeing them in response to a
formal United States request
delivered last Monday.
The United States note asked
for prompt release of the men.
1t denied any violation of
Soviet territory was intended.
1t reiterated United States
State Department and Defense
Department contentious that
the plane strayed off course in
bad weather.
Referring to that, the Soviet
note said:
"The government Of the So
Wet Union takes into consider
alton the regret expressed by
the United States in connection
with the violation by an Amer
lean military plane of the state
boundary of the USSR and
expects the United States gov
ernment to take urgent and
effective measures to prevent
similar violations in the fu-
ture."
A Soviet announcement last
Saturday reported the plane, a
transport, was forced down
after it entered Soviet Armenia
and chased for so miles by the
fighters when it ignored signals
to land. The Soviet announce
ment said the plane burned
after landing.
The United States said the
plane was en- route from its
base In Germany to Iran and
Pakistan, by way of Cyprus.
Evening star., 1958-07-06


At Fort BeIvoir, Mrs. Frances
Kimbell and Thomas r. Jones
have received sustained su-
perior performance awards. DR..
Georg Hass was awarded the
Commanding Generals Medal
for chronological achievement.
. Local 10, Andrews Field,
American Federation of Munic-
ipal, State and County En-
ployeS has adopted a resolution
opposing the Senate-approved
bill to build the air museum
on the Mall. The group wants
the cultural center built on the
Mall instead.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, 95, on July 5.
Lowest, 5, on February II
High and Low Of Last ~ Hours
High. 95, at $50 pm.
Low, 70. at $3.50 am.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED bv the United States Goa
and Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Montevideo Duel
Brinqs Stund-OH

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay
July 5 R.-Uruguay's defense
minister and a congressman
fought a duel with pistols today
at an airfeld near Montevideo
Each fired two shots. Neither
was hurt. o4
Raul Gaudin, the Defense
Minister, challenged Enrique
Erro, a member Of the Herrer-
ista Party, after the congress.
man charged fraud in the ad-
ministration Of the National
Aviation Museum.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Flash Fire Burns
Boy Using Gasoline

A 16-year-old boy was taken
to Washington Hospital Center
last night after a flash fire
burned his face, chest and arms
in the basement of his North
west apartment.
Frank P. Troiano, jr., of 1853
Girard street NV, apparently
was using gasoline as a clean
ing fluid when it ignited, police
said.
His mother, Mrs. Frank P.
Troiano. sr., accompanied him
to the hospital, where a spokes-
man said he was in "fair"
condition.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

go TO men instead.
Government personnel di-
rectors generally agree that, all
things considered, many agen-
cy officials prefer men to wom-
en- in jobs above the run-of-
the-mill caliber.
Studies Have Been Made
But they declare that the
Government has made great
strides in the past few years
in making more choice jobs
available to women employees.
The prejudice against having
women in important positions
can't be completely eliminated
overnight, they say. It's pointed
out that much the same pref
udices exist in industry in re-
gard to women executives.
Many instances are cited to
show where women are filling
executive and highly respon-
sible supervisory positions in
Government.
Merit Alone to Count
Women employees point out
that jobs in Government are
supposed to be filled on the
basis Of merit alone, as deter
mined by civil service ratings.
They declare that it is a COM
mon practice on the part Of
agencies, when the Civil Service
Commission sends them the
names of three persons to be
considered for a job vacancy,
to discard a name automat-
ically if it is that of a woman.
Women'S groups for the past
few years have been urging
the Civil Service Commission
to set up a unit to investigate
complaints by women that they
were Disseminated against in
Federal employment because of
their sex, just as employees now
have the right to appeal to the
Evening star., 1958-07-06

csc on alleged discrimination
because Of race or religion.
TRUTH CAMPAIGN-Quite
a few newspapers and maga-
zines throughout the country
have had stories and editorials
critical of Federal workers as
a result Of the 10 per cent pay
raise. The gist Of the stories
was that the increases were
undeserved, inflationary, etc.
To counteract these stories,
the National Federation OF
Federal Employees and its pres
ident, Vaux owen, have sent
letters of reply to the editors
OF all these publications, de-
manding equal space to answer
the charges. In most cases, the
NFFE reply is printed. The
NFFE truth campaign" seeks
to correct false impressions Of
Government workers and sets
the record straight as to the
justification of the 10 per cent
raise. The federation bases its
reply on the fact that CLASH
fled and postal workers had not
received a previous raise since
1851, while all the time living
costs kept climbing.
y X X II
CAPITAL ROUNDUP
Navy's Bureau of AerOnautics
has presented the following
awards: Superior accomplish
ment. Jules Kanter, Lillian
Kennedy, Ossie Pulliam, Gerald
Fischetti, Margaret Bashta,
Francis Thompson, Daniel
Brockway, Rene Ruff1n, STAN
ley Allen, Lilah Thomas; bene-
f1cial suggestions, Kenneth
Dunlap, Fannie Edlovitch, Sew
erino Titi, Eric Peters, David
NeihouSe; safe driving award,
John Cheney; 20 years serv-
ice, Herbert Thomas, jr. .
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Liquor Usage Drops

NEW YORK. - Americans
consumed 212.073,3S4 gallons ot
distilled alcoholic beverages in
1857 compared with 215,225, ,28t
the year before. Per capita con-
sumption amounted to 1.25 gal
Ions.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Sunday, July 8, 1858

An Azerbaijan newspaper re-
ceived here confirmed the con-
tention that overcast weather
and poor visibility prevailed in
the area at the time.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Women CompIoin
Of Discrimination
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star stan Writer

Are women Disseminated against in Government?
Many women think They feel that they dscrn-
mated against when to promotion to more responsible
and hgher-payng executive-type jobs. N
Women say that time and again promotion opportunities
for which they well qualified in education and experience
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Greece Cost Rise

ATHENS. = The cost-of-liv-
ing index in Greece rose less
than 8 per cent In 1857 and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

albums are done mp In gay colors
matching the season
Christmas Holiday Al Radio
city Music Hail by RCA Ia the
best OF the lot Featuring the
Radio city Music Han Orchestra
under the direction OF Raymond
Paige and the Music Hairs chorai
ensemble. this album provides the
finest balance Of orchestral ex
ccIlence and sound reproduction 10
be found anywhere Fine pacing
and brilliant Introduction Of the
selections add 20 listening pleasure
However, the set, recorded al
the world famous New York theat
or. Is not devoted entirely 20
carols but mikes such holiday
plcamntries as Rudolph the Red
uoscd Reindeer" ana Sleigh
Ride II starts with an arrange
ment Of silent Night shirts 10
an intcriudc and closes with a
selection of Chances Are In be-
tween there are Iark The Her
aid Angels Sing "Adcsto Eide.
lea" Joy 10 the World. and
Deck the Halls Also feat
urcd Is a fine organ medley
A double shceted. siugls-rocord
album complete with beautiful
Illustrations and a brief history OF
the music hall this package should
also prove an ideal gift IT'S a
bargain In many ways
Another RCA Christmas treat
Is To Wish You a Merry Christ
mas by ballhdeer Harry Bella
fonte
Harry's musical Christ m a $
greeting consists of 20 songs that
are not an standard carols, Top
side mixes such novelties az -
Star In the Fast and Gifts They
Gave with the better known 20
Little Town og Bethlehem" and
Deck the Hans" while on the
flip Harry Is especially good on 20
Come Al Ye Faithful" Joy 70
The World and Il Heard the
Bells on Christmas Day"
Harry Is in top form on this
album. and the music provided hy
orchestra and chorus conducted by
Bob German. Is outstanding
Joy TO the World" il tho title
ot Capitors Christmas stcreo
~ 70 carols Of varying vintage
The oldest tune on the record Is
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

Angels We Have Heard on
High, said 90 have been com
misaioned By Telesphouls Bishop
Of Rome. In 100 AID Played on
stereo hookup It provides fun
spectrum OF sound that il rich
and ebunlent, particularly the
singing by tho Roger Wagner
Chorale. which " featured through
out the set
Other top selections include the
title song 70 Come, o Come
Emmanuel" "Adcste Fidclis," 20
Little Town OF Bethlehem" and
Away In the Manager" The re-
production is tops
For the children Vanguard Is
out with an LIP Of Charles Dick
ems "a Christmas Carol fca-
turing the Irish actors siobhau Nc
Keuna and Anew McMaster Nc
Kenua plays the Spirit Of Christ
mas. while McMaster Is cast IN
the role OF Scrooge Seven more
people are In the cast The timely
sound of children's voices and mus
teal background. make this dram
atization Of Dickens fable arrest
iugly authentic II might prove a
tear. ieriter with the Riddles
For albums. Some Children See
HIM. "A Christmas 20 Remem-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19


Nigeria AMP Claude a Barnett director the
Chicago who had beer short visit
Western Nigeria recently predicted glorious future for the
territory sdorshp ia premier chief Obaem Awolowo
commenting ha Impressions u the region shortly be-
proceeding Eastern Ito said no
praed which Developments had taken place locally sine"
years described the University Teaching
hospital or greatest medical Institutions the world"
The Parliament buildings the Western
Region
had discussion win tha premier at the
regional socrotnriete
Speevaon Mounts following Defense Aides Tour OF Army
Washington tANfl Speculation rife here following recent
tour Army Europe by civilian aide %
o Defense
whether w the nature u a
pfuh Congressman clayton Powell o.
recently about discrimination Army
unul months ago Europe months
white serving tour Of duty IN tho Army
Soviet Sends Delegates To ohanu Conference
Ghana tAErl Eight ttasos here delegates and
aAfca Peoples Conference aponaared by
the Convention Peoples Party thr majority party Ghena
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
Jozz Fon5 Elect
Count Bosie To
Hall OF Fam ,

chicago lANpJ William Basic.
better known Throughout lazzdom
a8 Count Easie haa been elected
% the D0Hu Beat fiau n fame
ny the thousands u readers Who
voted N the Zzud annual readers
pou conducted b. the magazine
The bee ~ issue carrying &c
counts n Basiea selection, AS well
an individual pol winners, went
on sale early this week
In the baIIoting Basic whose
blg band has been a predominant
force IN jar Tor many years out
scored such other outstanding art.
lists ~ Dlzzy Gillespie. Art Tatum
Dave BuIbsck, Miles Davis. Woody
Herman Theionlous Monk Lester
Young, and clifford Brown
m winning Basic became the
seventh member ~ ihe exclusive
Rruup Previous award winners IN,
cludo Duke Elhs2tGn, Louis Arm.
strong Benny Goodman Glen Nil
Ter Charlie 'Yar1bird Parker
and stan Keut0n
Basic win receive q plaque cs,
peciallY designed FOR Han of Fame
winners IN ceremonies soon
Basic % has been IN the fore
front u jazx rycr since he took
over Kenny MotsuB hand IN Kan
sas city in 1888 lfs bands have
been noted for their Individual
quality rhythmic strength and
color Basic bands also featured
spirited solo works
The isaslu band has won acclaim
throughout Tho world
Among the illustHous figures
who played With Basie al one
tins or another are Lester Young
Harry Edison Don nyas J.
Johnson 10 Jones Buck Clayton
Bsunis worton Jimmy Rushing.
ana Freddie Green
Meanwhile. q number Of other
tan iazzmcn captured first place
hoaors IN the Downbeat poll Miles
Davis was The top trumpeiist !
~ Johnson war voted top from.
boniat Enroll Garner the Poet
~ the pnno topped The ivory
crew RAY THROWN ssenlied on bass.
and Nllt Jackson topped Lionel
Hampton ana others on yibcs
Also placing high were Thclon
ioua Monk piano. second. Dizzy
Gillespie trumpet second and
Max Roach drums. also second
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

Christmas Yesterday and To-day
DO yoi remember when you
were ~ sure Santa Claus left your
gifts Tor you7 For SOME time your
mother had wondered II you felt
alright you we're W extra good
What she did not know was the
fact your teacher had told you II
you were not good and n you did
not mind your parents santa would
probably not stop at your nouae
To-day You tell your five year
Old 10 be a good boy 80 Santa win
remember him on Christmas Eve
and be viii tell you "Downtnwn
yesterday while you we're shopping
I told Santa Claus what I wanted
for Christmas and he said he would
see what he could 30 FOR me. then.
when you took me % see your
friend Santa asked me what I
wanted Tor Christmas he can't
remember what I just told him 81
how can ho remember me when I
get homcr
CThcrs were two santa'B on the
same floor ~ the aturcl
Yesterday
You took your youngster down.
town. bought new clothes for him
Tor herr and she was thrilled with
everything YOU bought When you
toid her they were 20 be worn At
her Christmas Sunday school pro
gram she was happy She would
ten YOU how happy sho would be
when the Time ctmo 20 wear them
To-day
You take your younRatcr down
town 20 buy his Cor herr outfit
for holiday affair and as soon
az you get home he starts, why
can't wear u 10 the party t0mor-
row night You hear that every
day On the hour until finally n
desperation you tell him "to wear
| itr Christmas dawns bright and
clear and your yuungster tears
through his packages happy with
everything he received but when
hs opens the last package he lays
hts head on your lap and sobs
hut where are my new things Tor
tho Christmas sunday school pro
gram Right then no learned a
lcaBon trom you Being five he
thought he would have another out.
M under the Christmas tree, he
had 10 learn early that you can't
have your cake and eat u too
Yesterday
Your children went 10 bed cariy
80 santa could come with the gifts
fnr an OF YOU You went upstairs
and stayed Perhaps you had a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

Der. "Caruliug, Carollng and
The Sounds Of Christmas round
ont the Warner Brothers Christ
mas group
The children set features 81
youngsters Of various races and
natonalities singing greetings
ranging from Rudolph The Red
Nused Reindeer" % silent
Night The title song reflects
unity and understanding
Next week the column viii
feature more Christmas music,
standards and singles
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
The WEEK
IN RECORDS
nv Alhrrt Anderson
special Christmas Albums

one ~ the most cherished o. All
yuletiJe traditions Ia the singing
u Christmas carols the songs that
tells tho story o. the birth q
Christ Whenever ard wherever
carols ARE Sung they help the re-.
kindle the spirit % Christmas
T,,is year In keeping with that
tradition many record companies
ssp releasing special recordings
q Christmas music Ia Lps siervo
snd singles A number have al.
ready hit the sales market
Among ne best released 20 Date
srr albums BY RCA Capitol Van.
guard and Warner Brothers Cap
itoys entry is IN s,rrco All ths
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

NssA-sAsra Be- Ta~pAaNs canNpSNg
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
THIS NJ THAT
by Hazel Underwood
1 Wish You Christmas

How strangely tho1ghtezsiy unnescessary
u often seems % me that Ne should Say.
7 wish you merry Chratmaa" How merry
or any other adjective convey
A wish for greater giadusss for friends
Than does the one word "Christnas7 all alone
The singing. shining word mat comprehends
The utmost grace and glory have known?
I wish you more. much more merriment
an faith and hope and love and holy peace,
All quietnsas and radiant content
With blessings that continually Increase.
And when any the simple words and small
Il Wish you Christmas I have wished you all
Jane Merchant In the War Cry
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

hard time getting 10 sleep bat
you WE'RE NOT ALLOWED
DOWNSTAIRS.
To-day
When Santa and his helpers
send you 70 bed you 90 Tor a few
minutes Several hours later when
your parents start up 70 bed they
find you sitting on the steps too
FUN q what you have seen 10 get
OF the steps before they reach you.
For them AND FOR You Christmas
eve II never the same. Your Christ.
mas Is happy but that something
that gave you such a thril when
you saw the childrcn's faces Christ.
mas morning Is gone forever
Yesterday
You spent hours Christmas eve
striuging pop corn md cranberres
10 make your tree colorful Then
you pat candles on II and all the
other decorations you HAD made
When II was all finished. q looked
quite pretty About twelve o'clocI,
you started wrapping your chill.
dron's gifts Each one usually re-
ceivsd a doll, a toy or two. a stock
ing run o. candy fruits and nuts
and always something 10 wear
There was usually a small sled too
How happy the boys and girls were
the next morning with their gifts.
OF course the boys did not get
dolls Every child was 50 happy
with their gifta and expressed sor,
row they could not have seen San.
Ia when he came last night They
would ask their parents over and
over 10 tel them an about Santa
came through the chimney how
be knew size 20 buy etc with
your fingers crossed and a prayer
in your heart YOU loved 60 tell
them the story % Santa and bia
reindeer also ths story q the birth
or tho baby, Jesus
Today
Your youngster helps decorate
the tree put all Of The gifts under
Tho tree and knows about every
thing he 10 going 10 open a little
later In the evening lso his parents
can sleep late Christmas morn
ing
Both yesterday and todays
youngsters are happy and so are
the parents Times change and
W. must not live In the past
Its Christmastidc
It's Chustmatide let's clean the
slate
OF every old year grudgo or hate
Let's pin a sprightIy spriE Of holly
Upon dull care and melancholy
Let's reach out friendly hands and
grip
Each other In warm comr0drship
Cash Year
our mail man said u people keep
cooperating like they have been,
the post office VIII be cleared ~
al cards and packages IN time Cor
ali tbut a skeleton Shirt % be
home Christmas eve and Christ.
mas Day with their families
SO, like a great many % you I
went right out and tried 20 help
the men IN my small way % spend
the holiday with their families
uuu next week. this IS all
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
WoRLD WIDE News
Ala GLANCE
Men Who Looked for nenreos 10 Anosk" JoiIed

Jackson lASPbFnur white men VINO adinio1 !" ponce
riding looking Tor Negroes 70 beat up we're
jailed assault and ARMED robbery charges
They picked up shortly two Negroes beaten
Police piece chain Of handouts and ~ car"
bc pistol possession Neither u the victims we're seriously
injured
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A,lnn,nn, p,e,, p,i.s 70 oet vo,or. aoqI.,e,ed

Atlanta AJ record l1Tn0lI o Efo0p TepFoN'NaV07
and community leaders Butler Street YdCA the
Atlantic itsgaou Committee re7rEanizea for an
about VI registration campaign
elected ehhlnan 20 succeed pr g 4 Bas"te
who voluntarily accepted place the executive commit,
Coal $1,000 Negro registered voters
Mrs Yates Roberta Parks selected as vice
chairman plan chart ~ organization adopted
10 guide the executive Monday 10 At tho
YmCA 10 establish a detaicd program.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19

NEa always enjoy putting through
w long distance calls at Christ
uasume There's a special Kind Of
satisfaction in bringing families TO.
gvther by telephone at this happy
time OF the year
II some member OF your tanily
can't bc with YOU tor the holidays
jus, reach tor the phone and let Us
mel, the miles between you When
ever yoa oall. whether ON Christmas
Eyc. Christmas Day " az other times
during the holidays, be assured ven
do our very bcsl to complete your
calls rs soon as possible. Incidentally.
your calls VIII ~ through much faster
ifyou viii CAB sy Elsss,r.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
ohnnn p,ono,e, le~ 10 eor cIvn sorvonis' shIkes

ArjA barring strikes ~ ciyl servants and
government employees proposed recently Unions controlling
non government employees give wess notice of strike
ofndaia
The measure specifics within the whiting period N"
labor Munster may send dispute arbitration regardless u
whether either u the arbitration cauntee
goul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-19
Speculation Mounts following Dot


Washington AMP ityearod gln was injured and
hoyond Tuesday after Version Of
roulette
bcaey taken 70 Grady hospital following the shoot
ing Young Jailed Of shooting
Detective l. Jones said the two seated sofa ~ tho
bradley girls ahoong place placed
spun tho cylinder pointed the
at tho gu and pulled tho trigger
deadly game usually played by different ro daring
person spine cylinder polnta tho hiusolf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
SUNDAY
400
4-Wide, Wide World.

w ASSf "
IA Hours. THE Western" A
Five" and filmed survey of the
Western story and its place in
American culture and entertain
rnent. Stors ore Gory Cooper,
Mario Sehell, Korl Molden, John
Wayne, Coil Davis, jones Ar
ness, JONES 6ofner, Ward Bond,
Walter Brennon, The Lone Rono-
err, Colby Hoyes.
5-WoFner Bros. Attraction.
IA Hours. "Flominoo Rood"
1919. Joon Crawford.
4:30
Tour Miss Brooks. Comedy.
$500
5-LiFe With EIixubeth. Dromo.
7-ToIes Of Texas RongeFs.
willard Porker stors.
9-The Lost Word.
Guests: Actress OIivi6 De How'll
land, Author Jerome Weidmon.
$3.50
4-SobeT of London. Crime.
Beyond Fear" An ex-conyiet
sets out to kill q man who put
him behind bars.
5-Mr. District Attorney.
7-Lone Ranger. Western.
1.-THE Bonker's Son" CloYtoN
Moore stors.
9-Faee the Melton.
Guest: Or. Herbert York, chief
scientist OF the Advance Reseorch
Project Agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
EVENING

600
4-Meet the Press. Panel.
Guest: Mikhoi Menshikov, Rus
sion Ambassador.
5-The Falcon. Crime.
7-Science Fietion Theoter.
1.-THE Other Side Of the Moon"
A scientist inVents Q comero
that photographs other worlds in
oction.
9-The Search.
Rehabilitation Of conyiets in Son
Quentin Prison, Golf. (Repeot
SERIES
Sunday Listinss Continued Next Poss