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The frontiersman., 1958-06-26

Police Chief Bouwens asked the Council to consider what type traffic control signs are to be put up on the streets to be paw ed. FLe suggested the city use yield d-right- Away signs where ever possible in preference to stop signs.
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-18

If you decide to make the little
beach coat, sew two matching bath
towels together leaving space for
your neck.
This terry turban comes in han
dy too when you give yourself. a
permanent Directions usually call
for winding a towel around the
head, so why not be pretty while
your wave is setting. Newer home
permanents without lotion simnli-
fly the waving process because the
waving material is in end papers,
no smell or drip. These are, deveI-
oped for the new breezy, casual
hairdos, and you can even get one
custom made for your particular
hair, so your wave is just the way
you like it. This prevents too
much or too little curl. This pro-
cess from straight hair TO waves
takes only a short while, so you
can relax on your porch and look
pretty while you take your hair
beauty treatment.
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-18
CRAZY HATS ARE
NEWEST BEACH FAD
BY VIVIAN BROWN

AP Nswsfeatures
THIS is THE YEAR when it's
fashionable to keep your head COW
cred when you are basking in the
sun, even if you are the no-hat
type in winter. Hot sun can burn
your hair as well as your skin and
hat, no matter how fanciful,
provides a practical protector. In
fact, there is treie1 to the crazy
hat, one that is enlivened with
such weird things as trout flies
or vegetables.
A pretty, packabIe nat OF terry
cloth may be made easily, and
does lend a charming note to a
beach costume. You may use a
towel for it, and if you have some
extra towels make a matching
poncho. Cut the towel for your
terry hat to Is inches long on one
side, 80 inches on the opposite
side and IA inches on either of the
other sides. This is shaped sort
of like lamp shade when you are
finished. Hem it all around and
sew fancy hooks and eyes to the
four corners. Now, hook the two
short sides around your head in
front, pick up the other two cor
ners, run them in opposite direc-
tions and hook them in back.
String corks, kindergarten beads
or other silly things on a cord,
fasten them to curtain or drapery
hooks, and attach them into a tur-
bssR for ear rings.
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-18
WHEN FAMILY
GOES AWAY
BUGS MAY PLAY
AP Ne~sfeatures

~ Ne%sfeaturcs
FAMILY VACATIONS are fun
but it's not much fun to come back
home and find the bugs have taken
over the house.
The wise housewife will take
precautions to discourage pests be-
fore leaving on that vacation trip,
says Jeanette Gladstone, homemak-
ing adyisor of the New York Pest
Control Association. Even a two
week holiday. she says, will give
bugs an annoying foothold unless
corrective preventives are used.
Likely sources Of potential
trouble are partly used containers
of cereals, -four, peanut butter,
jelly and nuts which often are left
on kitchen shelves. These may at
tract weevils. hard to eradicate
ohce they have arrived If you
can't bear to throw away these
packages. the next best step is to
seal each one securely with plas-
tic wrap. Seal jars with a heavy
coating Of paraffin.
Another basic precaution is to
remove shelf covers and wash and
brush the cracks of the shelves
with an insecticide containing
chlordane or DDT. To discourage
ant invasions it's a good idea to
spray baseboards thoroughly, too.
Always be sure to remove all
garbage from containers and wash
all refuse containers thoroughly.
Remove grease from stove. Clean
the underside and legs as well as
the top of the kitchen table. ANY
traces of food or grease will at
tract both mice and cockroaches.
1t also is suggested that bath
rooms be sprayed with chlordane
around bathtubs, medicine cabi-
nets. radiators and hampers.
To protect carpeting against
beetles and moths, mixture of
6hlordane and DDT should be
sprayed around edges for a width
of two feet from walls. All furni-
ture should be moved, vacuumed
and sprayed.
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-18
POETIC JUSTICE

TUCSON. Ariz. = up - A little
girl darted between parked cars on
downtown street. Her mother
grabbed her, slapped her wrist and
warned her about crossing the
street.
Then Patrolman Boye Clark
walked up and cited the mother for
jaywalking. He said she crossed
the street with her daughter in
the middle of the block.
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-18

If you are going to cavort in the
sun, do it gracefully. 1t is incon-
gruous that some girls who spend
a great deal of money on their sun
outfits, oil themselves to olsen
chanting stage or are such avid
swimmers that they spend the
summer looking like drowning rats,
hair and swim suits dripping wet
from early morning until late at
picrbf
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-18
MUCH TOO DEEP

RICHMOND, Va. - (P) - City
Councilman Phil j. Bagley, Jr.,
looked at the excavation for new
dog pound, already II feet deep.
How Gomez" he asked. Told
that it was the site of an old dump
which made it necessary to dig
deep to get a solid foundation,
Bagley said it might be cheaper to
find another location.
cat the rate they are goiEg, F"
he said, they will have more mon
ey under the ground than above
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-18

In the national elections in Sweden
in June, Communists did not elec-
tioneer in several districts in which
they had been previously active.
, 1958-07-08
Bomb Thrert Forces
NONSTOP Plnne
To Ldnd dt Denver

Chicago : United Air Lines
ordered a nonstop Chicago-to-
Portland, Ore, flight, with
tWenty-three aboard to land at
Denver yesterday because Of
telephoned bomb threat.
A U.A,L. spokesman said the
threat was received by Chi
cage police in an anonymous
telephone. call shortly before
4 pm. Police Immediately con-
Continued on page A.
, 1958-07-08
administrative Assist.
Must be Kept
Informed, Gov. Says

Governor Gordon has issued
a memorandum to the heads
of all departments stating that
it is his desire that his Admin
istrative Assistant in St. Croix
should be kept fully informed.
The Governor stated, in eff
feet that it is essential at all
times that the Administrative
Assistant be advised of activi-
ties and projects on St. Croix,
as well as policy in all depart
ments of the Government.
, 1958-07-08
Meet Thief Caught
With Goods-Flees
To Steak Supper

Omaha - An Omaha super
market is missing a steak, but
that's nothing to what almost
got away.
Butcher Roy Fast from be-
hind a one-way glass saw a
man pick up a steak and shove
it under the bib of his overalls.
Fast alerted store manager
Al J. Butler. He suggested to
the clandestine shopper that
he fork over the meat.
The man reached inside his
Continued on page A.
, 1958-07-08
Blast Home of
Chief
North Carolina

Durham, N. C. A bomb-like
device shattered windows
early today in the home of the
chairman of the local group
devoted to promoting relations
between Negroes and whites.
Police reported the expIo-
sion occurred about 1890 am.
outside a window at the home
of the Rev. Warren Carr, white
chairman of Durham Human
Relations Committee. Neither
Continued on page ~
, 1958-07-08
Bill Passed to
Lend Forty Six
Navy Vessels

Washington The House
passed and sent to the White
House on July 7 a bill autho-
rizing the loan of up to As sur
plus United States naval YES
sells to friendly foreign coun-
tries.
Under the bill, the existing
loan of the aircraft carrier
Belleau Wood to the govern
ment Of France will be extend
eded for another two years. In
addition:
Nineteen ships will be loan
ed to the NATO and European
area including West Germany,
Greece, Italy, Norway, Spain
Continued on page ~
, 1958-07-08
Guillermo Rodriguez
TO Head 1853 Boy
Scout Findnce Comp.

Scout Finance Comp.
Salvador v. Caro-, President
of he Puerto Rico Council,
Boy Scouts Of America an
nounced recently that CUTLER
mo Rodriguez, President of
the Caribbean Refining Com
pany will act as Chairman for
the 1858 Boy Scout Finance
Campaign. He also stated that
plans and preparations for the
campaign have been, for sew
eral months being developed,
and that under the leadership
Of Mr. Rodriguez it is anticf
pated that the goal Of $127,-
$4,000 will be reached and pos
sibFy exceeded.
Mr.. Rodriguez who was
born in Vieques, Puerto Rico
end is a graduate of Central
High School in San Juan has
had an outstanding and very
successful business experience
in many fields including the
managing Of the Puerto Rican
Subsidiary Of the Florida,
Portland Cement Company
and managing his own bust
ness in the building material
field. Since that time he has
served with the Puerto Rico
Cement Corporation, was ap-
pointed Commercial Director
Of the Puerto Rico Industrial
Development Company and
was Vice President for Subsi-
diaries, Puerto Rico Industrial
Development Company which
included the Puerto Rico Ce-
ment Corp, the Puerto Rico
Glass Corp, the Puerto Rico
Pulp and Paper Corp, the
Puerto Rico Clay Corp, and
the Puerto Rico Shoe and
Leather Corporation. In 1850
he served as President Of the
Puerto Rico Industrial De-
velopment Company and in
Continued on page A
, 1958-07-08
Import Export Trudo
OF Jdmdicu Increase
500 Per Cent

Jamaica : According to a re
port made last month by B. A.
Pennock, U n i tie d Kingdom
Trade Commissioner in Jamai-
ca, a 300 per cent increase in
Jamaica's export-import trade
since 1850 has given t h e
island the fastest rate Of eco
nomic development in the
world for that period. Mr.. Pen
mock said that Jamaica's poll
teal stability, more than any
other fact, gave foreign or fl
nancial interests the conf
dence required for invest
ment.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Industrial Development Cor
poration, he said, was also
making a wonderful contribu-
ton to this fast growing eco
Monty, He added, however,
that despite the pace Of indus
trial development to which
Jamaica was geared, agricul-
ture would continue to play
the most important part in the
general economics Of the is
land and that the majority Of
people would continue to be
employed on the land.
, 1958-07-08
DR.. Alonzo Moron,
Pres. Of Hampton.
Coming July IL

DR.. Alonzo Moron, President
Ct Hampton Institute, is due
to arrive in St. Croix on Fri
day, July 18th. He is head of
the Virgin Islands Experiment
tai College, which is sponsored
by Hampton.
DR.. Moron, who has been in
St. Thomas for the past sew
eral days in this connection,
will be at the office of the De-
partment of Education here
for anyone who wishes to see
him.
, 1958-07-08
ST. Croix Potent
At ST. Elizabeth
Hospital Dies

Governor Walter Gordon
has been advised that Arabel
James,, of Christiansted, Saint
Croix, who has been a patient
at St. Elizabeth's Hospital,
passed away.
She is survived by a brother
Isaac Samuel. Her remains
will be buried in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19

forever by locating the highway too close to the
railroad When this is done, the highway blocks off
easy economical access to the rail service that most
industries must have.
On the other hand when adequate strip of land is
left between the existing railroad and the proposed
superhighway the land becomes doubly attractive to
industry Then it can offer modern rail service on one
side and modern highway on the other
Good planning when the new highway is still on the
drawing board will mean lasting benefits to you and
your community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
D. c. Man Heads
Putuxent Center

Rear Admiral Edward A.
Hannegan, a native Washing
tonian, will take command Of
the Naval Air Test Center,
Patuxent River. Md, in De-
cember, the Navy announced
yesterday.
Admiral Hannegan, So, cur
rently commands Carrier Di-
vision IA with the 9Th Fleet in
the Mediterranean. His flag
ship is the USS Wasp.
The admiral was born here
December IL, 1905, the son Of
Duncan and Sally Carroll Han
negan, who also were native
Washingtonians. The admiral
is the great-grandson of Sen
ator Edward A.. (Ned) Hanne-
gan Of Indiana who, as PreSi-
dent pro tenn of the Senate,
cast the deciding vote admit
ting Texas into the Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
Representative
Called Here for
Oral Statement

District Judge F. Dickinson
Let's ruled, in effect, yesterday
that Representative McGovern,
Democrat of South Dakota,
must interrupt his reelection
campaign at home and return
here to give an oral statement
in a libel suit he has filed
against a Washington news
man.
The question was settled in
District Court yesterday when
the Representatives lawyer.
Eugene Greesman asked that
his client be allowed to answer
in writing questions put to him
by Carl Shipley, attorney for
Glenn Martz, operator of the
Washington News Syndicate.
Mr.. Gresham said his client
would be embarrassed and suf-
fer hardship in making the
1,500-mile trip to Washington
for preparation of an oral dep
oSition in the case.
However. Judge Let's denied
this request after Mr.. Shipley
pointed out that the Repre-
sentative "set the wheels of
justice in motion" and should
be treated just as other citizens
are.
Representative McGovern
claimed Mr.. Martz libeled him
in a newsletter and is asking
$250,000. Mr.. Martz in a
counter claim has alleged the
Representative libeled him
through an insert in the Con-
gressional Record. The news.
man also wants $250,000
damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. - BIS
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER

by the County Board aimed at
improving recreation and park
facilities.
Among these moves. he noted.
was authorization OF 100000
for buying land adjacentI to
Great Falls Park and another
100000 for community play
grounds in the county.
The county already has APP
piled to the General Services
Administration for 200 acres OF
land at Burke. and Mr.. Massey
said 1t "looks as II the county
will be able TO get It,"
On the planning side, he said
he believes the county will
adopt all elements ofthe coun-
ty master plan by December /
except the part dealing with
highways. {
AS for the water situation in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
Planning Job
Review.Due
For Fuirfux

Fairfax County expects to
appoint a planning director and
a recreation director within 60
days.
Fairfax County Executive
Carlton c. Massey made this
known last night at a meeting
Of the Fairfax Civic Federation
at Annandale Elementary
School,
Mr.. Massey said review Of APP
pllcations for the jobs would
begin soon and that he expects
recommendations will be made
TO the County Board OF Super
visors by october /.
He explained that the crea-
ton Of the post Of planning d.
rector was one Of several moves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
Prostitution Ban
Starts in Italy

ROME, Sept. 10 (APL-
Italy's houses Of tolerance"
must close their doors tonight
under the Merlin Act making
prostitution illegal. The act
was signed into law six months
ago by President Giovanni
Gronchi.
! Police did not say how many
Of Italy's estimated 1000 pros
titutes had enrolled in the re-
Mobilization and re-education
homes set UP by the govern
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19


Detectives investigating the
clue believe someone may have
duplicated the keys to gain en-
trance to the house where the
doctor and his wife were
stabbed to death September 2.
Investigators questioned en-
ployes and patients and former
patients about their possible
access to the keys.
Left at Switchboard
This story about the keys
was pieced together by news
men:
DR.. John Glotfelty. who owns
the house rented by DR.. Miner,
left the full set Of keys with
the hospital switchboard oper-
ator on June 10. The keys
were in an envelope marked
"Dr. Glotfelty-to be picked up
by DR.. Miner"
The set includes keys to the
front and rear doors of the
house and TO the overhead and
side doors Of the garage. DR..
Miner had a key to the rear
door Of the house and one to
the side door Of the garage.
One day in July the doctors
wife, Lou Jean, accidentally
locked herself out of the house.
She telephoned to her husband
at the hospital. When he went
to the switchboard to pick up
the set Of four keys, he was told
they were no longer there but
had been turned in to the lost
and-found clerk who was at
home that day. Before DR..
Miner looked further for the
keys, his wife let herself into
the mouse through q window.
Different Envelope
When police recovered the
keys from the lost-and-found
clerk, they we're in a different
envelope, with only DR.. Glot-
felty's name on it.
The slain couples 8-year-old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19

the county, he said the Fairfax
Water Authority has told him
1t feels it is nearing a solu-
ton" on purchase of the Anan-
dale Water Co.
: In a business session. the
federation decided to study the
problem Of Chantilly Airport
sewage disposal. The group
took no immediate stand on
the subject.
The federation also admitted
the Springdale Civic Associa-
ton to membership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
Construction Field
Hos New Job Office

District construction workers
and builders now have the use
OF a new employment Office
a branch of the United States
Employment Service. Fred 2.
Hetzel, the agency's director
has announced.
The office. at 1911 Tucker
man street NV is open from
$50 each weekday morning
1t services both workers and
employers, Mr.. Hertzel said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19

son, Melvin, jr., first told police
this story of the murders: He
awoke to find a masked prowler
trying TO choke him in bed. The
parents rushed to the boys
room in answer to his cries. and
the masked man stabbed them.
The boy later told authorities
he killed his parents. He re-
portedly recanted this confess
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
That's a good question, son!

A LOT MORE than youngsters idle curiosity is at
stake in the answer to this question The location of
superhighway vitality affect for all time
the future industrial development of a community.
Often, vacant land along railroad is ideally suited for
industry Factories locating it create hometown
job opportunities and new sources of local tax revenue
The land when thus put to industrial use becomes
valuable community asset
Certainly, no forward-looking civic planner would
intentionally do anything to destroy this asset But
through oversight it can be wiped out completely and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
Candy Eoters

United States candy con-
sumption is Is pounds PEI
capita a year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
Police Study Key Clue
In SIoying Of Miners

NEW YORK. Sept 10 (AP) "A set Of keys to the Staten
Island rented Dr. Melvin was focal point today
in the investigation OF the murder Of the surgeon and wife
Police said the of the left the keys at the
United States Public Health Service hospital where both he and
Miner employed The picked up at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
Ruling Overturned

Leach challenged psychiat-
ristS' statements he was i'll be-
cause of a Sociopathic personali-
ty disturbance. Judge Henry
A. Schweinhaut, hearing con-
Trajectory testimony on this
point Though all agreed Leach
might be dangerous. If re-
leased), ordered Leach freed.
The July Appellate Court
opinion overturned Judge
Schweinhaut's ruling.
In amending the opinion
yesterday. the court also
pointed out that legal stand
ards Of a mans mental COM
potency to stand trial are
separate and distinct" from
release standards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
Leach Rule
Clarified by
Appeals Court

The United States Court Of
Appeals here yesterday clarified
The Leach rule" Of local in
sanity law-under which a man
may be held in st. Elizabeths
Hospital because he may be
dangerous.
In refusing in July to release
John d. Leach. 28. from the
hospital. the court said a per-
son sent to st. Elizabeths as not
guilty Of a crime by reason of
Insanity must be free Of "such
mental disease or defect as
would make the individual dan
gerous to himself or the COM
munity in the reasonably fore
seeable future" in order to be
released.
Amending the language Of
Athe July opinion written by
Judge George T. Washington,
the court yesterday changed the
words, "such mental disease or
defect" to read. such abnor-
NAL mental condition"
This is a departure from the
language Of the 1854 Durham
rule" handed down by the court
in setting up a new test for
criminal insanity in the District.
Recovery Claimed
In the Durham case the court
said a man must be found
not guilty by reason Of in
sanity, If trial evidence shows
his crime was a product Of
mental disease or defect"
This was the rule under which
Leach was sent to the hospital
in trials in November and jan
uary where he was charged
with possession Of stolen Gov
eminent property and robbery.
Leach then sought his free
dom from the hospital, claiming
he had recovered his sanity
and citing a 1855 District law
requiring commitment of those
gaining an insanity verdict in
criminal cases.
The 1855 law provides such
persons shall be kept in the
hospital until they have re-
covered their sanity or will not
in the reasonable future be
dangerous to themselves or
others.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19

Ako ne jos jednom osvrnemo resaltate postgnute
poednim mjeseema primjet cemo, da lstopad bio
ht Cd veljaee o4uka po broju ovoupisanh clanova
aho je po iosu novh osigraeija jan bio boI Cd
lstopada.
Da h dostigh nas clj - 5000 novM Manova u ovoj
godini - treba joa 1,176 privesi nass redovs
to preostau jos mjessca do konoa ovogodsnje ka
panic Dosvoavamo da je vrlo ambiciosan Gill; jsr 6e
svskom Cd ova diva mjessoa trebat upisat 5os
pak ako M spreuno kola na4 plan moxe ostvarid
.ato apeairamo yve svakog natjecatelja; one,
Se me vet hgurira pocasnoj st ko joS nisu
Spiel prikSpd 30 tockca, kao svakog Hana aanicu
naSs vsle .ajedncarske obtet, da priveds made koo
po mog,a6nosa barem jednog novog diana!
Napose posivemo odsjeSne tajnks upravits1e sniss-
d. d ovm xkjucnn mjesecima nase ovogodSnjs kann-
panic dada Cd sebe cs prikuplanja novog danstva
jer T. i'm svaog novog cana bd dana nasrada
koja namjenjena swim preagateltma, nsgo possbna,
hoja Il bt tim ve6a Sto We danosa b~ds nho~om Cd
s3eha odnono gnijssdx
B<a6o sestre, dobro ~ rsdA. Nastotmo dola0 1us
jedan mall 1vanredM napor 3akljuSnom Iasdobja
haho h prva sodina hampan3s baa oanjsna sap5hona.
kot prikeltExjemo.
Michael 0r>sha pxedsjednlk
Odbora Kampanje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
CHRISTMAS PARTY

NAsd odsjed upraviteljma gnije1da
psigodom BoAea priredjuju ~ djeeu mia
def Pomladlaa Ajepe doseojne boEi6ne IA
baxe. Obieajno sc u dgvstvenoJ dvorani ma
prai ijepi Dor Qboakno devce1 djeei se
dijeae boAacM da~ovi. Djeea ~ vesele n
bavljajH II glasbs 1 pjssma Z 6sm~ uSs-
stvujs n18ad odEask.
zadnJh godina prsna ide1 naseg up<a-
vftelja Ponaladisa, brata o<ashs, n bozi6ne
zabave isdajemo beopiatno fjepo isradjene
knjiziee bohitn1h pjesaxaa oba jesiaza, ~
amesiedae taasodjer hxvatslae, pa se ma bo-
zenim zaba~ama p5evaja bo3iene pjesme Il
o~e ha5fzisa, hoja p Stampana notama.
Brado mo5a, o~o je doista jsdan ktspi
obitaj psagodon veaakih boki6n1h biagdana,
da se djeea VII pjesai bo1i6ne pjesme 4
hrsaAsaaon jaG1A