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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29
Extension Urged
For Rights Unit

A bill to extend until June /,
1860, the life Of the Civil Rights
Commission has been intro
duced by Representative Keat-
ing, Republican of New York.
Under present law the COM
mission is due to expire on
September 7, 1859. His bill,
Mr.. Heating said, is prompted
by "the delaying tactics OF
opponents of the commission.
He said activities OF the
commission have been delayed
due to laggard Senate approval
of the nominations Of the COM
mission members and its staff
director.
He said the delay gives the
commission only about Is
months to fulfill its mission
instead Of the two years
designated in the authorizing
act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29
Funeral Procession
Order of March

American Legion, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars.
Air Force Band.
American Legion contingent.
Veterans of Foreign Wars con-
tingent.
AMVETS contingent.
Chairman Of the Joint Chief,
of staff.
| Army Chief and Vice Chief Of
STAFF.
Marine Corps commandant anc
assistant commandant.
Chief and Vice Chief of Naval
Operations.
Air Force Chief and Vice Chief
of staff.
Coast Guard commandant anC
assistant commandment.
National colors, double array.
Clergy.
Two horSe-drawn caiSsons bear
ing the unknown of WOrlc
War II and the Unknown Of
( Korea, flanked by six body
bearers each.
Vice President Nixon.
Honorary pallbearers. about 20(
Medal of Honor winners.
Secretary of Defense McElroy
and Secretary of the Treas
ury Anderson.
Secretaries of the Army, Navy
! and Air Force.
Justices of the Supreme Court
Dean of the Diplomatic Corps
DR.. Sevilla -Sacassa Of Mic
aragua.
House Speaker Rayburn.
Cabinet members.
State and Territorial Govern,
ors.
Police escort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29
2 Pentogon
Lots Advised
For Parking

Visitors to Arlington National
Cemetery tomorrow for the in
terment Of the unknown serv-
icemen of World War II and
the Korean War we're urged TO-
day to utilize the south and
west parking areas at the
Pentagon.
Free shuttle bus service to
and from the areas to the
cemetery will be provided
Parking facilities also will be
provided in Section % at the
cemetery and on Alexandria
Field Of Fort Myers North Post
for some 5000 vehicles. How
ever, in event of inclement
weather. neither area will be
open.
The Military District of
Washington also suggested the
use Of Fourteenth Street and
Key bridges, rather than
Memorial Bridge, since it will
be operated on a restricted
basis after 12:45 pm. Entry
onto Constitution avenue also
will be denied after that hour
Entrance to the Pentagon
parking areas can be made
from Virginia by way of Shirley
highway and U. S. Route /. from
| the west via Columbia pike and
from Key Bridge by way OF
Jefferson Davis highway.
Invited guests to the service
at the Amphitheater should re-
member that the Memorial
Gate will be closed at l:50 pm
They should be seated by 2:3O
pm. The service will begin al
t3 nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29
UNKNOWN

Continued From First Page
an increasing mass along the
west side of the rotunda.
The stream of visitors con-
tinued last night and today.
An estimated 1900 per hour
passed through the vast hall.
The positions of the two IN
knowns remained unchanged
until noon TODAY. when they
were reversed. the Korea IN
known occupying the Lincoln
catafalque and the World War
II Unknown the other. But
the World War II hero kept
the senior position on the right.
Events Start at 1 PM.
The last act begins at l pm.
tomorrow. To the sound of
guns from the Washington
Monument, the funeral cortege
Will pass down Capitol Hill to-
ward the cemetery.
1t will go along Constitution
avenue from First street NV.
to Twenty-third street NV,
around the Lincoln Memorial,
over Memorial Bridge and up
Memorial drive to Arlington
Cemetery.
The procession will be three
quarters of a mile long and
take about IA minutes to pass
a given point. The head of the
column will take an hour and
20 minutes to reach the ceme-
terry.
A motorcycle squadron will
lead. Then, at a cadence OF
100 steps per minute will come
marching units from the five
services, from the Reserves and
from veterans organizations
Service bands. the national COL
Iors and the clergy will follow.
At the place of honor will
come the UnknownS, theil
bronze collins bound to twin
caissons drawn by two teams
of six gray horses. the pail
bearers marching at their sides
200 Honor Medal Winners
Behind in his car will come
| Mr.. Nixon and after him
about 200 Medal of Honor
winners, serving as honorary
pallbearers. Next will come
the service secretaries, Supreme
Court justices, the dean of the
diplomatic corps, Speaker Ray
burn. cabinet members and
State and territorial COVER
nors.
AS the cortege passes over
Memorial Bridge. the Air Force
will fly some of its newest jet'
overhead.
At the entrance to the GENE.
terry. the World War II caissOr
will go up the hill ahead of tho
Korean Unknown.
Inside the marble amphi.
theater the Marine Band will
play the National Anthem anC
the entire assembly will stanC
for two minutes Of silence. Mr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29

This is the order OF march
for the funeral procession
starting at f:15 pm. tomor-
RON from the Capitol to
Arlington Cemetery:
Police escort, a motorcycle
wedge. 9E M
Escort Commander. Maj Gen
John G. Van Houten of the
Military District of Wash
ington.
Troop Commander and his
staff, one officer each from
the Army, Marine Corps
Navy, Air Force and Coast
Guard.
First march unit commander
and his staff from the five
services.
Army Band.
Company of cadets from the
Military Academy.
Company of midshipmen from
the Naval Academy.
Army company from the 80
Infantry.
Marine company from the
Marine Barracks.
Navy company from the Re-
ceiving Station.
Air Force squadron from Boil
ing Air Force Base.
Coast Guard company from the
Cape May IN. j. Receiving
Center.
Company of servicewomen
combining Army, M arin {
Corps. Navy and Air Force
National Guard troop com
mander and his staff from
Army National Guard, Arm,
Reserve, Marine Corps Re
serve, Naval Reserve, All
National Guard, Air Fore
Reserve and Coast Guart
Reserve.
Navy Band.
Army National Guard com
pany.
Army Reserve company.
| Marine Corps Reserve com
pany.
! Naval Reserve company.
Air National Guard squadron
Air Force Reserve squadron.
Coast Guard Reserve company
Veterans unit troop commando
and staff from AMVETS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29
Thousands Expected
On Road for Holiday

Womens Auxiliary will attend
traditional services at II am.
at oadsby's Tavern.
A Memorial Day feld mas
will be celebrated at II am.
at Gate Of Heaven Cemetery
three miles north Of Wheaton,
Md, under the auspices Of the
Knights Of Columbus OF Mont
gomery County. The Most
Rev. Patrick A. oBoyle, Arch
bishop Of Washington. will
preside.
= WAC Veterans Plans
A wreath In honor Of the two
unknown servicemen viii be
presented on behalf OF the
womens Army Corps veterans
at 1880 am. tomorrow In the
Capitol rotunda. Mrs. Ralph
j. Dufhe Of Silver Spring. ma
tional vice president OF the
WAC Veterans Association. will
make the presentation,
Members OF cissel-Saxon
Post. No. Al. OF the American
Legion will pay tribute TO the
dead IN ceremonies beginning
at l0:45 am. az the National
Guard Armory In Silver Spring.
Brig. Gen. James II. Forsee,
deputy commander Of Walter
Reed, will deliver the address,
which will be followed by 4
ceremonial wreath-laying, FIR
ing squad salute and taps.
Voice Of America
The Voice of America win
extend its air time tomorrow
to broadcast a special one-hour
documentary account of the
United States and Free World
quest for disarmament in the
atomic age. Cecil B. DeMille
will narrate the documentary,
and listeners well hear the re-
corded voices Of President Ell
senhower, former President
Truman and others.
John Cline, associate editor
of The Star. will be one of the
journalists taking part in the
program.
Other Voice Memorial Day
programs will include reports
on the ceremonies honoring the
Unknown Soldiers.
Silver Helmet Tribute
A silver helmet which is q
silver-plated miniature of the
helmet worn by the GIs in
World War II and Korea viii
be presented by the ANIVETS
at HAS am. tomorrow at the
Capitol rotunda in honor Of
the unknowns of World War II
and Korea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29
First Unknown Inspired
Epic A. P. News Story

Editors Rote-TomorTOu IN Arlington National Cemetery
tc0 uHkowR American serUcemeR Du be buried These men,
trho lost their lues World War aud the Korean War
w oin the Unknown Soldier Of World War who has been
alone IN The memorial since November n, 1921.
On that day more than % years one Of the most
famous stories Of all time written bv Khke Simp
then member Of the Washington sta6 Of the Associated
Press major portion Of his Pulitzer prt,e-pnno
Is reproduced beow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29

Thousands Of area resident.
we're expected 20 leave town
today for nearby beaches and
other resorts as the long Me-
mortal Day holiday opens the
vacation season.
But almost rs many visitors
are expected 10 come into the
city as there will be vacation
ing residents leaving Il. The
rites for the unknown service
men Of World War II and
Korea win attract even more
out of-towners this year thar
the normal heavy iniux.
Thousands will attend serv-
ices throughout the area
tomorrow honoring the dead
on the day dedicated 10 their
memory.
The American Automobile
Association estimates $4,000
automobiles carrying more
than q quarter OF n million
persons viii be leaving the city
tonight.
Headed for Beaches
For the most part, they will
be headed for Rehoboth Beach
Del. and Ocean CITY, Md.
AAA Spokesman say. but many
also viii be on their way e
the Jersey beaches. as we'll az
Williamsburg. the Skyline
drive and the Shenandoah
Valley.
The Weather Bureau prom
ised a bright. sunny holiday.
The number Of weekend va
cationers will be reduced by the
number Of Virginia familie.
whose children are attending
school tomorrow to make up for
time lost during last winters
Snowstorm.
Stepped-up travelling began
as early as $50 this morning
B. c. Pendleton, manager Of
the Greyhound Bus Co. here
reported, with really heavS
travel expected late this after.
noon when Government EN-
ployes are free. Eight TO II
buses are due to go TO New
York tonight, in contrast to the
three or four which normally
make the trip.
A Union Station spokesman
estimated an extra 10000 trav'
elers will pass through tn,
terminal tonight and tomorrow
morning, with almost as man!
arriving as leaving. Seventeen
extra trains we're scheduled il
and out of the station today
with extra coaches added Il
trains normally on the rails
Heavy Air Traffic
National Airport Director I
w. Burton said very heav,
trafIic" was expected Their
from around $3.50 this after
noon until late tonight.
Among Memorial Day serv
ices in the area tomorrow vii
be a service at the Boys Clul
Of Greater Washington's Jellef
Branch, 1865 S street NV
honoring the memory Of mem
bers who gave their lives 70
their country. The George
town Big Brothers Club is tn
sponsor Of the IL am. service
Alexandria Post "a of tn
American Legion and tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-29

to their places beside the cas-
ket.
The Lords Prayer
Mr.. Harding showed strong
emotion as his lips formed the
last words Of the address. He
paused. then with raised hand
and head bowed. went on In the
measured. rolling periods Of
the Lords Prayer. The response
that came back TO him from
the thousands he faced. from
the other thousands out over
the slopes beyond. arose like a
chant. The marble arches
hummed with the solemn
sound.
Then the foreign officers who
stand highest among the SOL
dierS or sailors Of their flags
came one by one 10 the bier
to place gold and jeweled en-
blems for the brave above the
breast Of the sleeper. Already,
as the great prayer ended, the
President had set the Ameri-
can seal Of admiration for the
valiant, the Nations love for
brave deeds and the courage
that defies death. upon the
easket. Side by side he laid
the Medal Of Honor and the
Distinguished Service Gross.
The casket, with its weight
OF honors, was lowered into the
crypt. A rocking blast of gun
fire rang from the woods. The
glittering circle Of bayonets
Stifened to a salute to the
dead. Again the guns shouted
their message Of honor and
farewell. Again they doomed
out: A loyal comrade was being
laid to his last, long rest.
Requiem Taps
High and clear and true in
.he echoes of the guns, a bugle
lifted the old, old notes Of
Taps. the lullaby for the living
soldier. in death his requiem.
Long ago some forgotten sol-
der poet caught its meaning
clear and set it down that
soldiers everywhere might know
its message as they sing to
rest:
Fades the light;
And afar
Goeth day. cometh night.
And a star
Leadeth ali. speedeth all,
To their rest"
The guns roared out again
in the national salute. He was
some, the unknown, to sleep
forever among his own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26
.Tv Star 10 Aid
cerCrusade

Fran Allison. star Of radio
and television, will narrate a
dramatic presentation at the
national kickoff luncheon of
the 1858 Cancer Crusade next
Tuesday.
The luncheon is being spon-
sored by the District Division
of the American Cancer So
ciety. It will be held at 1915
pm. in the Presidential Room
of the Statler Hotel. r. Kelvin
Shivers, luncheon chairman,
announced today.
Miss Allison Is famed as Aunt
Fanny of the Don Mcneil
Breakfast Club on radio and as
Fran on Kukla, Fran and Ollie
on television.
The dramatic presentation
"Sword Of Hope" will drama
tie the threefold program OF
research, education and service
of the society. Featured in the
show will be cured cancer pa
tients. q research scientist. vol
unteers and other participants
in the cancer society activities
here.
The crusade in the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26
SYLVESTER

Continued From Page Asa
hopper which ended: Must
close now. am running out Of
benzedrine." :. Eye-lifting
sign at the Studio Club in
Mount Vernon: LET Us Assist
You With Your Next Affair"
+. . If Pay Tv is outlawed,
Danny Thomas is willing to film
some Of the Dodger games.
Didja read that ad about
1.-THE First Bank North Of the
Arctic Circle?" Morrison Krus
wants to consult its loan de-
partment about some cold cash.
Joe King, of the Raths-
keller, saw q TV Western that
was SO modern the saloon was
owned by the Syndicate.
The Tin Pan Alley talk Is that
the quartet Three Cats and a
Mouse is now a trio. DEM
by Productions had to hold up
shooting the Tv 1.-THE Shadow"
for three days. No sun.
Now the Norelco electric shavers
have a flip-top head. ! don't
know whether to shave or
smoke in the morning. No,
I won't pass Judgment on that
vocal group called The Boom
erangs until the second time
around. Frank Harris OF
the Eden Roc saw a science
fiction movie titled 1T Came
From Eighth Ave-" Al
Cooper CHS press agents agree)
has a Maple Tree Cocktail. Two
Of them and you're Slapped.
Look alikes: Lassie and any
other collie. Steve Law
renee saw a TV Western SO
adult that the Indian agent was
William Morris. Roger
Price knows two hypochondriacs
who correspond regularly
They're penicillin pals. -. How
about that new vocal group
called The Carriers? Their FIRST
record wasn't even a sock,
Overhead at Pygmalion: 81
parked my car in the street but
now forget which city"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26

has . goal Of 10000. 1t win
continue through April. Every
one interested in the work Of
the society is invited to attend
the luncheon.
Among the guests will be
members Of the Cured Cancer
Congress. which will assemble
here that morning. More than
80 cured cancer patients from
different parts Of the country
will gather for the national
kickoff ceremonies.
The congress will meet in
the Statler at $3.50 am. Mrs
Oliver s. Kern, president of the
Cured Cancer Club Of Wash
ington and q member Of the
local society's board Of trustees
will represent the District al
the congress.
A benefit premiere perform
ance Of South Pacific" at the
Uptown Theater viii climax
the days activities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26
Society Of Artists
Hears Visson FYiduv

Vladimir visson, director of
the Wildonstein Galleries of
New York. viii speak on "The
Artist In Today's Society" at
$3.50 pm. Friday before the
Society of Washington Artists.
The talk, to be given In the
main auditorium Of the Ma
tional Collection Of Fine Arts
Building, at Tenth street and
Constitution avenue NV, is
open to the public free of ad-
mission.
Mr.. Visson is visiting WASH
ington as director Of the Fourth
International Hallmark Art
Award Competition. to open al
the Corcoran Gallery Of Art
this week end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Mitxi Gaynor will be singing
with Gary Crosby and Pat
Boone in Jerry Wald's "Mardi
Gras," to start in mid-May.
Young Crosby will be out Of the
Army then and intends to make
movies his career. With
Oh faithful Mac Krim taking
of for an indefinite stay in
Japan, kim NOvak is preparing
for the return visit next month
of DIR. Ernest Wynder Of New
York. II like him." admits
Kim. Jack Benny has signed
Gisele Mackenzie to appear
with him at the Flamingo in
June. After which. Gisele and
husband Bob ShuttlewOrth
honeymoon in Europe.
Patti Page cut q new Mercury
record while on her three-day
visit here to husband Charlie
O'Curran. +. HermiOne Gin
gold, who plays q witch in BELL,
Book and Candle" goes to
London sometime this summer
to play another witch, in her
own play, "Abracadabra."
Jayne Mansfield sold her bach
elor-girl residence to q bust
nessman for $4,000. This il
the house with the mosaic Of
Jayne on the floor Of the SWIM
ming pool.
Rock Hudson, it is announced
from Germany, has been voted
the most popular actor there
in a poll conducted by Film
Review magazine. :. Jack Car.
SON shed IS pounds for his
starring role in MGMs "Cat or
q Hot Tin Roof" Madeleine
Sherwood, who plays Jacks
wife in Cat" also has q weight
problem Juggling around II
pounds of foam rubber to make
her look eight-months preg.
nant. Bob Stack, who viii
portray John Paul Jones" or
the screen, has been offered
the same part for a video series
by producer John FarrOw.
4 4 \ X
Here's q clash in titles. BotE
ROssanO Brazil and Carlo Point
have THE Black Orchid" fol
the name Of two differenI
movies. Mime" Rossano ex'
planned, "is the life story Of thu
French boxer, Georges Carpen'
tier" The Ponti picture. star
ring Sophia Loren and Anthem!
Quinn, is finished and quit
different in theme. But" con
tinued Rossano. who bought hi
book first, Carlos co-producer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26
New Trio: Mitzi, Gary, Pot

Marcello Girosi. is q friend OF
mine; II he insists on keeping
the title, I'll let him have It,
That's big Of 'Brazzi.
Orson Welles' face is not as
fat as his body. And TO match
them for his Long, Hot Sum-
mer" picture. the makeup mar
stuffed his cheeks with wad-
ding. So that's why he was
sometimes hard to understand
! also understand that Orsor
refused to return here for more
clubbing.
Something I didn't know un.
til III press agent Freddi,
Banker told me: Erich Re.
marque is adviser to the Met.
ropolitan Museum of Art II
New York City on ancient fiool
coverings. Erich. the author
actor Paulette Goddard mar
ried. is an Oriental rug expert
Audie Murphy, with a two.
picture : O year contract a
Universal, has no idea what
plans they have for him, Il
any. If they don't use him o.
loan him out. they will still
have to pay him. In the mean.
time, he'll do an outside pic.
ture. Cast a Long Shadow,
for Walter Mirisch.
Actor Carlton Young started
his Cans with California
Smog" tourist business in No.
vember. He is now shipping
5000 cans a month to all part
Of the United States. It's {
funny idea.
Keith Andes plans q delayeC
honeymoon trip to London II
May with wife Jean, after star
firing in "Blackburn's Head
quarters" in Manila. WheI
first married. the couple in
tended to visit England, wher,
Keith attended Oxford on ;
scholarship. but the trip wa
Cancelled when he went t,
Broadway to star in "Kiss M
Kate"
Friends are urging ElizabetI
Taylor to continue with he
acting career. Her studio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26

|MGM. is leaving It up TO Liz
whether she continues in "Cat
on q Hot Tin Roof" Elizabeth
had worked in the picture only
seven days. It's my bunch
she will complete this movie.
at least.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21

Los residences de Miami diri-
gleron sus pasos hacia las tie
rras midas proximas a DANA.
donde fueron arrestados por las
autoridades, despues de haber
llamado en- solicitud de inter
vencion, algunos individuos de
esa jurisdiction india.
Los agentes policiacos arres.
taron a Lynn E. Ross, de 81 amos
y vecino de 1920 NV 80 Avenue.
Miami; Thomas w. Brown. de
rs amos, vecino de SOP E. 81
Street, Hialeah, y Joseph R.
Lopez, de rs amos, de 1885 SW
liz Place, Miami, a quienes pos
teriormente dieron libertad ba.
10 fianza de $50 a cada uno de
elloS.
Tambien arrestaron, pero con
fianza de S35, a James H. Hall,
de 81 amos, vecino de 3061 NV
Isl Terrace, Opa-Locka; Willard
6. Smoak, de AZ amos, vecino
de 2409 NV % Street, Miami,
y Burt Love, de Al amos, vecino
de 1889 NV Sc Street, Miami.
Los terrenos seminoles donde
fueron de caceria los citados in
dividuos, estan enclavados muy
cerca del Condado Broward, de
donde partieron los agentes que
los arrestaron.
Segdn leyes especiales que
protegen a los indios, esta es-
trictamente prohibido a hon.
bres blancos internarse en- las
reservaciones para cazar, 10 mis-
mo que para pescar en- aguas
incluidas en- dichos terrenos.
Los seminoles fueron los Ill
limos en- firmar tratado con ell
Gobierno de los Estados Unidos
y todavia hay algunas tribus
sssA "a n hAa kAahA
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21
syY. o&--r@-~e-.s
Cabi|do Alberto. Ce|ebra
Ia Ciudad de West Miami

mi. circundado al sur y al nor
tie por la propia ciudad de Mia
mi.
Este cabildo alberto, servira
para discutir los temas que afec-
tsn q la poblacion municipal,
con la presencia de autoridadeS
y publico en- general.
Sera ell moderator de la asam-
blea ell senior Frank Brown, fun
cionario del ramo bancario. La
reunion esta patrociada por la
Camara de Concrete Juior.
Estaran ademas presentes en-
este cabildo alberto uno o dos
funcionarios del Gobierno Me
tropolitano, a fin de responder
a preguntas acerca del gobierno
local, =.
Sc solicita un criticismo cons
tructivo en-. ,esta reunion, para
DEAR aclarados unos cuantos
problemas whales de tipo mum!
cjpsl. -.
Ell salon del ayuntamiento de
West Miami tiene cabida para
100 personals, de modo que Sc
suaiere la temprana asistencia a
dicha reunion, que sera celebra-
da a las s. de la noche de hoy
martes 81 de octubre.
FL sitio de reunion esta ubi-
cado en- 901 SW 81 Avenida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21

nos, en- los cuales esta empire
sa goza de merecido prestigio.
La casa matriz de RAIDER and
Associates esta en- Miami.
Aqui, en- esta ciudad, vivio
por tres amos Ell fallecido In
geniero Patino, donde con-
quisto ell aprecio de sus cole
gas de profession y de hume
rosos amigos.
Ell Ingeniero Manuel Vir-
gilio Patino fue objeto de
respeto y simpatia en- los
circulos PROFESSIONALS de los
Estados Unidos y de Latino
america. Era graduado del
Institute Tecnologico de Mas
suchusetts, fue Consultor de
la Division P~anamericana de
la American Road Builders
Association, y coordino los
esfuerzos de los paises de
America Latina para obtener
information practica y tecni-
ca en- relacion con sus pro-
gramaS wales.