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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Virginia Hopes to Avoid
Fight Over Race Issue
BY MARY LOU WERNER
star star Writer

RICHMOND, JAM 4.-The 1858 session Of the Virginia
General Assembly Wednesday with key legislators
hopeful Of avoiding major struggle school segregation
this time.
Some relating TO the touchy problem bound
TO during the 60day session One question the fate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
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CumPIeonos
Nuestros parabienes para ell
apreciado cabaliero dominicano Sc
nor Carlos Gomez r.. con motive
de la grata celebration del aniver-
sario de su nacjmiento en- Ell dia
de hoy.
Rodeada del afecto de todos los
suyos, celebra en- esta fecha la gra-
ia OCCASION del aniversario de SUI ma
cimiento la primorosa ninita Myr-
ma La Rosa a quien nos complace
felicitar cordialmente y desear que
goce de muchos y muy dichosos,
amos mas de vida.
u 4 4
En- ell dia de hoy celebra la gra-
ia OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos, al
lado del afecto lie sus seres queri-
dos, la graciosa nina Maria Euge-
mia PascuaI Gort, a quien felicita-
mos de manera nuy especial y de-
seamos muchos, y muy venturosos.
amos mas de vida.
n
Aunque tardias, vayan nuestras
sinceras felicitaciones para la gen.
til DANA brasileha sonora Carmen
Tamancoldi de Peters, esposa del
senior Robert Peters, quien cele-
bro en- ell ola de aver la grata
OCCASION del aniversario de SUI ma
cimiento.
Aver lunes celebro la grata oca-
sion del %aniversario de SUI naci-
miento la gentii senorita Iris Pom.
ce, hija del senior Manuel A. Ponce
y sonora, Elisa MaldOnadO de Pom.
ce, miembros eStimados de nues-
ira colonia hispsnoamericana.
Aunque algo tarde, nos complace
enviarle nuestras mas caras felici-
taciones y votes por SUI ventura
personal.
Nuestros parabienes con motive
de la grata celebration del aniver-
sario de SUI naclmiento en- ell dia
de aver para el estimado caballe-
70 espanol don Ramiro V. Pardo
y nuestros votes porque goce de
muchos amos mas de vida.
y n
Rodeada del aprecio de sus hi
jos, nietos y biznietos, celebra en-
ell dia de hoy la grata OCCASION
del aniversario de SUI nacimiento
la distinguish matrona cubana, do.
ma Lucia Rous vida. de ROvira, a
quien nos complace enviar I'm ca
rinoso saludo y nuestros votos sim
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

La empresa informo que cinco
personals perdieron la vida: ell pi-
Lotto, ell camarero y tres pasajeros,
cuyos nombres no Sc pudo avert
guar inmediatamente; I'm nino, un
Adolescence y una mujer de me-
diana edad.
Los tres miembros restantes de
la tripulacion y los otros SO pa
sajeros lograron salvarse.
Los sobrevivientes dijeron que
ell accidente ocurri6 cuando ell pi-
lotto trataba de detener ell "DC-4"
al observar que no estaban funcio-
nando los dos motores del ala de.
recha, err ell instante mismo en-
que al aparato iba a despegar de
la pista.
Ell avion siguio por la pista y
cayo a las aguas de la bahia.
La compania manifesto que ell
avion Sc dirigia a Recife y Forta.
leza, ciudades las dos del Brasil.
Este es ell primer accidente de
la Loide en- que han ocurrido vic.
timas. La Loide pertenece al es-
tado y existe desde hace ocho
amos.
I'm portavoz de la compania di.
10 que ell aparato Sc partio en- dos,
gracias a 10 cual pudieron salir
los pasajeros, que caminando por
Ell aqua de muy poca profundi.
dad en- ese lugar-llega a un
rompeolas por Ell que ganaron la
costa.
Rosa Masual, pasajera del avion,
dijo que sintio que ell photo apli-
caba los frenos despues de 10 cual
la estremeci6 I'm choque como 81
ell aparato hubiese arremetido con.
ira una barrera al final de la
pista.
Tambien dijo que uno de los mo-
torres exploto y Sc incendi6 POGO
antes de caer ell avion en- ell aqua.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
NUevu Aventuru
al Pucifico Sur

SANTIAGO, Feb. 8 -UP).-
En- 10 de este mes partira del
puerto chileno de Constitution, a
bordo de la barca Tahiti-Nui II,
lmpulsada por los vientos y las co.
rrientes marinas, ell navegante
frances Eric de Bishopp, quien
luego de hacer escala en- ell Callao.
Peru, Sc propone llegar a la isla
de Tahiti.
De Bishop habia partido de esa
misma isla ell 8 de noviembre de
1856 con ell proposito de llegar a
Valparaiso pero las tempestades lie
obligaron a pedir auxilio cuando
Sc hallaba frente a la isla de Juan
Fernandez, y la balsa Tahiti-Nui
l, naufrago ell 26 de mayo de 1857,
mientras era remolcada a puerto.
Con m a deras chilenas Sc
esta c~onstruyendo la balsa con
cual de Bishop y otras cuatro
personals piensan reeditar las ha-
zafas de unir America y la Po-
linesia, va cumplidas por Thor
Heyerdhal y ell navegante solita-
rio norteamericano William Willis.
A mediados de febrero, de BIZ
shopp, proyecta estar en- Ell Callao
y de ahi, tras un descanso de quin-
ce dias, emprender viaje a la isla
de Tahiti, donde espera llegar,
arrastrado por la corriente de
Humboldt a fines de mayo.
Durante la travesia proyecta
realizar estudios oceanograficos, y
filmar una ~pelicula.
lie acompanaran Alien Brun y
Juan Burgeno, frances y chileno,
respectivamente, que formaban
parte de la ahiti.Nui l, Juan Pc
%licier, estudiante de oceanografia
de la Universidad de Chile, y Juan
Fisher, tambien chileno, de origer
aleman.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

mente y desearIe muchos amos mas
de vida.
Hasta Tampa, en- donde reside,
enviamos ~nuestras carinosaS fell
citaciones a la graciosa nina Mai
ra Valdes quien celebrs en- Ell dia
de hoy la grata OCCASION del aniver-
sario de su nacjmiento.
Cumplio en- Ell Ola de aver suS
cuatro anitos de edad la primorosa
ninita Jannette Lynn Sanchez, hi
ia del senior Manuel Sanchez y Sc
nora, Mercedes Otegui de Sanchez,
miembros aprerIados de nuestra
colonia Guiana residente en- esta
ciudad.
Aunque tardias, vayan para ella
nuestras mas cdlidas fel~icitaciones
que tambien hacemos extensivas a
sus amantisimoS padres, y nuestros
votos porque goce de una larga y
venturosa vida.
X X X
Vayan nuestras sinceras felicita-
clones para la gentil senorita Der.
tina PrOenza qujen .ceIebro en- ell
dia de aver Ia grata OCCASION de
su o~umpleanos.
VISITANTES DISTINGUIDOS
Procedentes de la ciudad de Ba-
yamo, Cuba, Sc e%ncuentran entire
nosotros desde hace varios dias la
sonora DOna That's Valverde de
Leiva y SUI hijo, ell joven Fernando
Leiva, quien viene a cursar estu-
dos en- la Universidad de Miami,
La sonora de Leiva regresara pro.
ximamente a la ciudad procer.
Nuestro saludo para los distingui-
dos v%isitanteS y esperamos que les
sea muy grata su estancia en-
Miami.
Bodos de Aleodon
En- esta fecha celebran la grata
OCCASION de sus Bodas de Algodon,
segundo %aniversario matrimonial.
Ell senior AdoIfo R%auschenpIat Y Sc.
(Pasa a la Pagina 11)
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

mentos Indispensable.
Ell senador democratic Henry M.
Jackson, miembro de la Subco
mission del Espacio Exterior recien
creada, dijo anoche que Estados
unidos podria enviar I'm cohete
a la luna "dentro de los proximos
meses".
Hagen manifesto que ell cohete
puede ser perfeccionado Dor cuaI,
quiera de los cuerpos militares o
% por dos de ellos", e INDIGO que
I'm cohete de la Fuerza Aerea,
combinado con Ell Vanguard" de
La Armada, podria ser "un buen
medic.
Hagen declare que Sc han for
mulado "varias propuestas" para
lanzamientos a la luna, pero que
no sabe de ninguna decision au.
torizando la empresa.
Ell lanzamiento de I'm cohete a
Ia luna luce como Ell proximo es.
fuerzo de Estados Unidos. mien.
tras ell primer satellite sideraI nor.
teamericano viaja alrededor de Ia
terra en- su tercer dia de existen-
ella, transmitiendo informaciones
de radio.
Ell satellite, bautizado o ell NOM
bre d "Explorador" por ell Eier-
otto, pero oficialmente llamado
"Alfa 1852, esta recibiendo
verdadera lluvia de elogios. tanto
en- ell pals como en- ell extranjero.
A pesar de que no es tan impre,
slonante como los dos Sputniks So
vieticos, ell "Explorador" es una
prueba tangible de que Estados
Unidos esta presente en- la carre-
"a del espacio.
FL proximo paso es otro intento
de lamar I'm pequeho satellite con
Ell cohete Vanguard" de la Ar
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
Argentina
Peronistu Jorge
Antonio Murcho
Huciu Italia

MADRID, Feb. 3. -(UP).- Ell
peronista argentine, Jorge Anto-
MO, que tuvo papel preponderante
en- los negocios argentinos en- la
ultima epoca del gobierno de Juan
Peron, march6 por via aerea para
Roma hoy, estimandose que puede
preparar ALI la possible llegada del
exdictador argentine, 81 este So
licita authorization para residir en-
Italia.
Antonio lego a Madrid hace al.
gunas semanas procedente de Ca
racas, donde estuvo en- contacto
con Peron antes que este ultimo
saliera apresuradamente para Gu
dad Trujillo, a raiz de la caida del
General Marcos Perez Jimenez. No
Sc ha establecido 81 mientras es-
tuvo en- Espana gestiono ell possible
viaje de Peron a este pals.
En- SUI yiaje a Roma, Antonio
marcho acompanado de Alberto
Segu, del que dice que es su Sc.
cretario.
Hoy, despues de SUI partida, I'm
amigo de Antonio dijo que ell pa
sado viernes 81 de enero, este I'LL
timo envio un telegrama al con-
sui argentine, Nicolas Lopez Isa-
mendi, "conminandole" a Que en-
"a horas lie ~entregara SUI pasaporte
removable. Segun ese amigo, An
tonic dijo al consul que 81 no re-
cibia ese documento pasado ese
plazo, 10 in~terpretaria como una
negative y lie haria responsible de
los danos y p~erjuicios que pudiera
sufrir. Ell consul argentine, dijo
la misma fuente, Sc limit6 a ar
chivar ell telegrama sin darle res
puesta, confirmando una negativa
a renovar ell pasaporte va formu-
lada en- OCCASION anterior.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

Celebra hoy la grata fecha de
su cumpleanos la bella senorita
Ofelia Vazquez, de abolengo CANA.
gueyano y muy estimada en- los
circulos sociales de Miami y La
Habana. Rodeada del afecto de
sus famlliares y numerosas amis.
tades Sc vera Ofelia en- este dia
que cumple II amos de edad, al
of%recersele una sinpatica fiesta en-
la Residential de sus padres. Fee
llcitamos cordialmente a Ofelia y
lie deSeamos muchas ventures de
una manera muy especial.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

grupos va preparan sus compar-
sas y ~disfraces, y seran ofrecidoS
muchos premios que seran juzga-
dos a bas, de originalidad, eje-
cuci6n y presentation.
Ayudan a la sonora de Gazitua
en- la preparation de este evento
las senoras Ivonne de Vega, Ma
ria Antonio de Vasquez, Panchita
de Faber, Cecilia de Ruiz, Alta
gracia de Fox, Margarita de Ross,
senorita Lolita Armisen, senorita
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
PARA CORRESPONDENCE. 20. sOx sss. MANN. FLORIDA

ceros porque goce de muchos amos
mas, plenos de salud y bienesta.
res.
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Vayan nuestras sinceras felicia
clones para ell Spreciado caballero
nicaragiiense senior Jorge Borno-
ty con motive de la grata celebra-
cion del aniversario de su naci-
miento en- ell dia de hoy.
u \
Celebra hoy ell mejor de sus
dias la gentil DANA sonora Norma
Canales de Davila, esposa del DIR.
Fernando Davila, y con tai motive
nos es grato felicitarla c%arinosa-
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
Gran Bale de Carnival

Militia Garces, sonora Gloria de
Jdstiz, Senorita Leonor Vasquez
senior Alberto Nitola, don Rafael
Gazitua y DR.. Carlos justly.
La presente grafica nos mues.
ira al comite en- plena accion du.
rante ruenion celebrada en- no.
ches recientes.
Para mayor information sobre
esta fiesta, llamese a la sonora Ma
ry de Vazquez, al telefono Plaza
1920.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

Con gran entusiasmo Sc hacen
los p~reparativos para ell gran bal
lie de Carnival que ofrecera la
ALBANIA Interamericana ell sabado,
is de Febrero, a las 9 de la no.
che, en- ell Starlight Roof del Ho-
tel Biscayne Terrace.
Ell enthusiastic comfte organiza-
dor de este evento social, presi-
dido por la gentil dana sonora
Merceditas de Gazitua, no escatima
esfuerzo alguno para que esta fies-
Ia resulte TODD I'm exito. Varies
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

mazda, que estall6 en- Ell primer
lanzamiento y desde entonces ha
sufrido difieultades.
Sc espera I'm nuevo intento del
Vanguard en- cualquier mo.
mento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
5 Muertos
5 Muertos
AVON BRASILENO Gaze Al MAR:
So PASAJER0S ESCAPAN ILES0S

III DE JANElRO, Feb. 3-(UP)-Un aW6n de la compania
Lode Aereo Brasneiro cayo ell sabado en- Iamas.. con 81 personals
a bordo en- la bahia de Guanabara al fallarle dos motores en- ell mn.
mento en- que iba a despegar del aeropuerto Santos Dumont.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
Dice C~ienfifeO
Sabemos Como If a Ia Luna;
Solo nos FaIta ell Permiso

WASHINGTON, Febrero 3-CUP)-El doctor John P. Hagen
director del programa de Proyectles Vanguard, declare hoy a IL
United Press que "sabemos como If a la luna y 10 Inico que necesi
tamos es la authorization Official y Ell tempo para preparar los es
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-03
Ancient Law
hns Youth

Y London--Five white youths
were jailed this week under an
ancient law revived by police to
suppress Britain's recent out
break of race rioting. ~ 80 ''s'.
The five received terms rang
ing from l8 months to 2 years.
They were sentenced for fight!
ing and making an affray''--ani
offense first listed on the record
books more than 800 years ago.
The jury cleared eight other
men, three colored2-of riotuous
behavior in a racial disturbance
in London last week. - ~. s'''s' 2
by your conduct you have put
the clock back for 800 years
and disgraced yourselves and
your families" said thy Judge
in passing sentence. 81" fis
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-03
Honeymoon
Is No Excuse

Justice Ward G. Rush ended
the honeymoon of southern
California aircraft firm secre-
tary cited for driving IS miles
an hour on US. SO near Tulare.
Mrs. Laura S. Morrison. 26.
of Los Angeles, told the iurist
she was in a hurry because it
was the first day of her honey
moon. Ward retorted: "Well, the
honeymoon is over. Five days
in iail."
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-03

Howard dude" Smith, so
years old. 1902 w. Mohave.
passed at Memorial Hospital
Sept. IS. His parents moved to
Phoenix in 1890 and for many
years the family lived in the
combination apartment and rec
reation building which they built
at FL E. Madison St. MIR. Smith
served in the S.Army during
World War II. He was a waiter
at the Arizona Club for many
years. He recently completed
Is years of service as an ell
evator operator at the Heard
Building.
Rosary was held Sunday, Sept.
2S In Ragsdale's Chapel in the
Valley. Requiem high mass was
held, Monday at 9 am. at St.
Plus X Church. Father Terance
Sheridan officiated. Burial in St.
Francis Cemetery. Survivors are
two daughters, Mrs. Burlean Col
Inns, and Mary Ellen Smith: one
son. Hewlett Smith. San Fran
cisco: three stepsons, Billy Col
lins. Phoenix, John Collins. Wash
ington, DC. and Houston Col
Inns, Seattle; one sister Mrs.
Cora Griffin McCline and a niece
10 Eta Griffin of Phoenix.
Josh May, A. 1887 S. IA Ave-,
passed at his home on Sept. %.
He was born in Nashville, Ark.
and had lived In Arizona for
eight years. He was plaster
tender and a member of local
union. 1888. Services were held
at the New Zion Baptist Church,
Saturday. Sept. 27. Rev. E. B.
Hankins officiated. Burial at
Tempe Double Butte Cemetery.
Survivors; Rev. and Mrs. S.B.
DockerY four. brothers David,
Lawrence, and Lee Ezra Mayo
Phoenix and John Lee May of
Casa Crande.
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-03

Brothers Henry Lee, Charles
Hendricks, JamesBilton, Warren
Bass, Charles Moten and Ana
naias Mason. nE elg .J
Officers are Polemarch--5
Charles Motens vice polemarch--
John Edwards, Keeper. of rec.
ords-- William Hooks, keeper Of
exchequer--Jackie Berry Histor-
ian--Joseph Flipper. nt!ss ,
Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity met
on Sun. Sept 28 at Charles Mo-.
ten; $3.50 w. Washington. Plans
were made to present IA Night
At Club Kappa, a revue star
ring local talent.
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-03
CAVEL
NOTEBOOK

The; American Council on HUI
man Rights had its executive
board meeting at the home of Mrs.
Grace Daniels, 28Ol N. 5th Ave-,
last Thursday. Plans for installa-
tion of officers were completed.
The regular meeting will be held
Oct. 10 at the home of Mrs.
Rosa Williams, l84l E. Broad
way Road.
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority
met at the home of Mrs. Myr-
tie Neal, 2l24 E. Corona St.
Boule reports were given by
delegates.
Les Danes Charmante met
at the home of Mrs. Anna Pratt,
1910 E. Washington on Sunday,
Sept. 28. Mr.. Malcolm Nash,
director of the Nash Dance The
atre outlined his schools per-
sonality and body Improvement
plan.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
is planning it's annual Jabber-
wock.
Alpha Gamma Rho sorority met
Sept. %, at the home of Mrs.
Ivory MCGEE, 2O2 N. 18th St.
Cay Ladies Social Club meets
twice a month. Earline Moore
is president.
The Desert Masl.ie Golf Club,
will meet Sunday afternoon, at
2 p.m., at the home of Jane
Washington. 2l52 East Corona.
Plans will be completed for
the annual tournament planned for
on Sunday, October 18th at En-
canto golf course.
Don't forget the Paramount
golf clubs annual tournament,
at Balboa Park in San Diego,
October l8 and lo.
Jacks and Jills will meet
Oct. 4th at 4 pm. in the YMCA
room 2. MIR. and Mrs. NH.
Nash will discuss cultural prob
lens and our youths part. Re-
ports of the national and west
ern conventions will be pre-
sented.
DOCTORS HEALTH. Doctors
themselves have some of the poor
health habits they advise their
patients against too little eyer
else, improper diet, nervous ten
sion, failure to consult a doctor
4f@~~.
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-03
BITS OF.
THIS AND THAT.

Tommy Edwards, young crooner
dethroned Mel Blu" as the top
song in the nation. His rendition
of ''It's all in the Game" leads
on record sales throughout the
land. This young singer proves
good. calm delivery of a song
can win fame and fortune in a
business that went beserk with
depraved meanings of guitar
strummers and garbled quartets.
Three cheers and hooray for
Pearl Bailey. She insisted on
rewrites of the ''Porgy and Bess"
movie script. Miss Bailey re-
fused to use the drawing dialect
and she asked for the script to
sound more intelligent with cas-
ual slang used in America today
included.
Recording companies have
reached the limit in albums, the
pictures on many covers bear lit
tie relation to the records in
side and often the titles are pure
gems. We are able to purchase
"Music to Read BY. Music to
Sleep BY. Music to Wake up BY,
Music to Reduce by. Music to
Dine BY" and Music to Remem-'
Der Her or Him By" Has any
company released albums "Arias
to have teeth extracted by, Mus
ic while suffering with the tum-
my ache, or Tunes to please
bill collector The writer of
"Purple People-eater" must
take a back seat while the new
composer of "Green Mosqui-
toes" is honored.
Best real life drama of the
year was presented in living
colors by Debbie. Eddie and Liz
Taylor. Hollywood actors pro-
vided true heart thr obber while
their writer's could have won
Academy Awards if the scenes
had been acted before the camera.
Debbie was headed for trouble
when she first recorded Tam
mie", and Eddie refused to sing
duets with her. 1t seems as
though he preferred to talk with
nom singer Taylor. Best dia-
logue quote came from Liz when
she was questioned how widow
hood affected her life. She stated
mike is dead, but am alive"
THINGS WE COULD DO WITH
OUT DEPT.--Old movies with.
Willie Best and Stepin Fetchit
in sleepy Ounce roles. Worn rou-
tines show them afraid of the
dark. carrying snake eyes for
luck, and shooting dice.
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-03
Call Her Badly

A Chicago dermatologist said
today that too prolonged use of
the pony-tail fashion may result
in a pretty scrawny shock of
hair.
Prolonged pulling Of the hair
upward and backward--as in a
pony-tail--may produce bald
pony-tail--may produce bald
ness, Dr.. Albert H. Slepyan. of
suburban Highland Park report
ed. He knows of "a cases of bald
ness occurring in young girls
who wore their hair In pony
tails during the past two years.
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-03
WANT ADS!

JUST ARRIVED 1000 gallons
Prudential Bungalow paint. White
$l.o8 ga. PAINT POT, ll01
East ashington.
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-03

/ PHOTO WORK, clubs, individuals,
flames Woods, 1918 W.Sonora,
AL 3-388I.
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-03
SI(;{;{53;2; 2;!;{)'y

Dolly Afford, 80, lOIO 5. Is
Ave-. passed Sept. 28. She moved
to Phoenix two years ago from
San Bernadino, Calf. Survivors
include Johnny, husband: three
sisters and four brothers. Ser
vices and interment in San Ber-
nadine.
Sam Slack, 76, 274o E. Broad-|
way. passed at his home Sept.
27. He was born in Helena, Ark,
and had lived in the city for ii
years.
He was a member of the Ma
sonic Order #3 King Harlem
group in Gallup. New Mexico.
The Prince Hall Masonic Order
of Phoenix conducted last rites.
Services were held Thur sday,
Oct. 2 at 1890 am. in the Union
Baptist Church. Rev. c. B. ALL
britton officiated. Interment at
Double Butte Cemetery.
Nealie Wesson. II, 1907 E.
Buchanan ST., passed on Sept.
Is. She. was born in MuddHork,
Ark, and had been a resident
of Phoenix for Fl years. Sur
vivors are 2 daughters. Mamie
Nichols, Rosie Hail.: and son
James Wesson of Phoenix, and
two sons out Of state. Services.
were held Wednesday, Oct. i at
New Salem Baptist Church. Rev.
L. ]. Dunbar officiated. Inter-
ment in Greenwood Cemetery.
Arrangements are pending at
Webber's Chapel for Lucenta
Shelton and Sam Chambers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
Science Sfepup
Held Urgent

Scientists and engineers must
progress as far in the next five
years "as we have in the past
So" Air Force 1t. Gen. c. S.
Irvine declared here today.
Gen. Irvine. deputy chief Of
staff for materiel. was one of
five speakers as the third an
nual Air Force Association Jet
Age Conference went into its
second day at the Sheraton
Park Hotel. The conference
has drawn almost 1000 Of the
Nations top scientists, engi-
neers and military leaders to
Washington. The sessions end
tomorrow.
Emphasizing the real work
ahead of U.S." Gen. Irvine said
it must be accomplished with
the same sense of urgency that
prevailed during the years of
World War II and the Korean
conflict.
Greater Urgency Necessary
las a matter of fact, if the
gravity of the present situa-
ton could be measured against
that of those two periods in
; terms Of potential national
danger. even greater urgency
is necessary now. Translated
into terms Of a challenge, this
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bndonesia Airline
Charters Planes
To Fight Rebels

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Feb,
~ (R.-The state-owned Ga
ruda Always announced today
it is chartering several of its
planes to the central govern
ment. It was not known wheth-
er they would be used for para
troop attacks against the rebels
in Sumatra or to ease the diff
cult supply situation In the
troubled island republic.
Rebel leaders In Padang say
they are expecting q ground
attack by the central govern
ment's troops. Many stores are
boarded up in the Samaritan
city. q center Of rebel activity
which was bombed by govern
ment planes last Saturday.
Sandbagged gun positions are
concealed behind hedges. Off,
duty soldiers carry their rifles.
Garuda said several flights
would be Cancelled until March
2. This is the second time the
airline has Cancelled scheduled
flights since the government
crisis began gaining momentum
early in January.
The Indonesian Navy an
nounced its ships are making
routine patrols of Central Su-
matra and the North Celebes
to block smuggling and barter
trade between the rebel areas
and Singapore.
In South Sumatra. where the
military commander has not